Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-22
o,.olou Gun in War waued by
insurgents on Tariff Fired
In Chicago.
n DEFENSE OF Mr.. CRANE.
IL Looming Up over tile Dis
charged Minister to ChinS-best
school for Bankers.

s..,go oct i9-The opening gun in
a.. war between The Insurgents and
go, TAFT over the tarin bill may
= sred IN Chicago by Senator Albert
: cnmmins OF Iowa on Nov. 10. The
-. senator who took a prominent
in the fight on the tariff bill at
~. last session Of Congress. will be
,,,est Of honor Of the Marquette
.,rh on that night and the principal
',,sker Of the occasion. Local poll
.i..ns are Of the opinion that Senator
,,,,nlps will take advantage of the
ooportnIty to reply to President raft's
'.,nt speech at winona. MINI, up
,.islne the tariff, and that he will pay
,.o,cal attention 20 Senator Aldrich
"a Congressman Cannon. IL is the
s.,,sl belief that the Iowa statesman
y. ,sis occasion will uphold the actions
!, himself and his associates, LaFol-
,..,e Long. Beverage ct al in the
.,e,e and Parsons and Murdoch in
,,s house. when they fought the pas
ssre Of the present bill. National
,oltcs have been quiet in Chicago
over since the adjournment Of Con-
sr.ss even President Taft's visit and
s,eerh falling to start the pot boiling.
b,,t me politicians believe that Senator
c,,mmins will enliven things when he
,icks mo the gage Of battle thrown down
n, President Taft I'm his pro-tarft
sneeches on the present tour. Senator
cnmmins. who is credited with origin
stlne the Iowa idea" OF tariff reform.
has been involved in a number OF bitter
POLITICAL fights in tho last eight or 10
Years and has shown that he isn't
afraid 10 lock horns with the leaders
IN his own party OF the opposing par
TO CRANES DEFENSE.
eThc city Of Chicago against the
state department Of the United States"
might be the title Of the contest that
4 booming up over Charles n. Crane.
discharged minscr to China. Tie ac-
ton Of President TAFT In unfolding
secretary Knox IN the affair has not
settled the question In the minds Of
Mr. Cranes many Chicago friends and
associates There is talk In financial
and commercial circles OF concerted
effort 10 defend Mr.. Crane against the
charges Of incompetency and thought
lessness implied by Secretary Knox
course and TO declare 10 the world that
nothing the Chicagoan has done could
Be construed as q reflection upon his
integrity and good citizenship. IL may
be- bis friends declare, that diplomatic
reasons arose after Mr.. Cranes APP
pontment that made IL unwise for him
TO proceed 20 China. but II so these
cannot excuse the manner in which he
was released, They take the position
uat even II Knox did not err in dis
missing the ministar be did err i'm the
manner Of that Dismissal and that
I Has done for the purpose of humil-
aung M Crane before <the world.
Mr. Crane followed his first statement
expressing surprise at the action OF
feeretary Knox and explaining that
an o. bis dealings had been directly
with President Taft with another state
neni Issued after the president upheld
ms secretary. There Is another rumor,
current to the effect that Mr.. Cranes
refinement Is the result OF commercial
nValy between large corporations ia
me United states seeking entrance
mo me Chinese markets. The Stand
afd Oh company Is probably the best
MoNh American corpora ton in the
efeht and is fast developing a vast
uaae There, by meeting the peculiar
uehlaha OF the Chinese consumer, both
y 70 OIL and to lamps The steel
Iusl while not so deeply interested IN
.niha AZ present Is seeking To extend
~ markets co-equal to that of stand
Il Oii The Crane company OF Chi
ago OF which the father OF Charlie,
= Crane is the head. while not a bid
uef TOT Chinese trade. has through its
own Importance IN the United States
,o.luiercial alliances the same as any
V'ner large concern.
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC..
Homes Tor girls and women rescued
h o,h 'huerloln districts OF great cities.
wv victims OF white slavery and
,asSl S ior which "Gipsy' Smith has
rssgs sioquent plea In Chicago. al
wo,,. nave Deen considered BY the
h. ona world committee and viii
1 ons Of NE matters taken up by tie
M s' lkilance association, which
M, 'II.Veeued 70 the war of externna-
no,sa usuh hy the committee. The
.obr.,, anheilst Who led the dramatic
ossa ny parade through the lev
ham,, chicago declares that such
IN bo aIe necessary n the women are
osrs-.,i,ggi ilahently rescued without
,isg ~ located buildings where $50
no "a is'lainly would be practlsed.
n ,,a iu j. would be almost impossible
IN, ' ' lne work OF rescue Of perma-
'''' since without such helps