The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
}NNON HAS READ
|THE HANDWRITING
iLsrgents Declare That the
iieaker Will Never Again
q Be Speaker.
! MILL, THEY SAY, MAKE
= JN0UNCEMENT NEXT JUNE
h He Will Get Ont of al
\ Awkward Situation
Il Gracefully.
aed Wire to The Tribune.

rsiSHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Well, con-
4 is in session, the president S
.ire has been read and more or less
highly digested; the elimination Of
"a is well under way, and Uncle
ehas settled down for the winters
,sess. Speaker Cannon says this is
NJ to be a long drawn session
. That it is going 10 do business.
,es harmony between senate, house
rcsident, which TO his mind means
. Alton along Republican lines The
y sof the insurgents he regards as
= 5r with little back of it, and says
Npes not expect any real serious
'sle from them. This may all be so,
~Hon. Victor Murdock Of Kansas,
f the most insurging of all the
yents, thinks Mr.. Cannon has an
AZ guess coming, Tho gentleman
eWichita said the other day: "Just
y June, look for Cannon to come
rtith an announcement that he VIII
Hcrve as speaker after his present
8 is finished. This is certain 90
Apirc. Cannon has seen the hand
,Nhg on the wall Cannon is sure
I,iho will be eliminated as speaker
H'ears hence, no matter whether the
! house is Democratic or Republican,
s. se the election of insurgeAt Re
4i;sans is the only thing that can
rthe house to the party. Cannon
4 ;r.thus take time by the forelock
get out of an awkward situation
fully and at the same time perform
I'll IN Tho -
= Official Plums for Negroes.
q o-Amcrican eyes arc turned eager
N Washington from all sections
y country, for President Taft has
disposal choice collection of
official plums which by custom 90
r,Rroes. Ralph w. TAYLOR, a we'll
Ia Ohio colored politician, is now
. pr of the navy department. He
il i'd 10 be persona non grata to
v,aster- General Hitchcock, and will
Ee re-appointed His successor has
r, sen Indicated. The register Of the
ry is William T. Vernon of
as. j. C. Napier, colorcd bust
nan of Nashville, Tenn. wants the
= and doesn't care who knows il.
ler colored office holder is John p.
of North Carolina, now recorder
sds for the district. Col. Marshall
hieago, one of Senator Cullom IS
AID lieutenants, is being urged for
|lece. Judge Robert III. Torrell Of
kunicipal court VIII probably sue.
v|himself, He will be recalled as
hgro who was named orator OF his
at Harvard.
sip is that Henry w. Furniss,
Ter TO Haiti, and a prominent col
\ man. will be Displaced by Roscoe
y hlce, one of the leading colored
Of the District of Columbia, and
y cted as principal with the public
Is here.
oorts here are that when President
was in Augusta, Ga, recently,
of the most influential white cIti-
requested him TO give Judson w.
q former register of the treasury,
lives at Augusta, an appointment
e diplomatic service, naming the
II of minister to Santo Domingo,
ially. The president is said TO
fexpressed high regard for Lyons
; Iuhat he would give the matter care
| bnsideration and hoped to be able
! Ike care of him in some position,
the one mentioned.
sre are other offices 20 which ne
" are usually appointed. 1t may
IRE said for tho benefit of negroes
H~hspire to place under thrs admin
ion that DR.. Booker T. Washing
IF Tuskogee, Ala. will in large
Ire act as the president s mentor
ie appointment Of negroes TO
u Cake Necessary as Bread.
Va complaint filed with the inter
commerce commission, John
|, representing the Oak Grove
- lery of Boston, Mass, claims that
is inst as much n necessary OF
Y as bread, and that being COM
of many Of the same ingredients,
Eht to have Just as favorable rates
.;;,,eompanies refuse to carry cake, it
u Id, unless it is accompanied by
tTssr cent Of bread.
Sailors Tire of Tobacco.
At the jack tars of the navy to.
! Mthew less tobacco than the old.
,ls is clearly shown by the fact
Epnly 10000 pounds of chewing 20.
will be required TO meet the
of the navy during the next fis.
ear, as compared with the 100000
rs purchased under contract fo,
resent year. Bids for tobacco fol
layy will be opened at the navy
'fment IN few days.
Dover to Retire.
ner Dover, chairman of the Re
can national committee, il is uu
pod, has decided to quit politics
% into business. He has accepted
fer from q Chicago electrical en-
fring concern, which owns or con
NJ light, power, and street railway
NJ Vanies in number Of cities II
vrn states. He is TO become the
vtiye officer Of one Of this con
enterprises, and is likely to set
\ Seattle or Spokane, Wash.
Mnt overlook "LIGHTS AM
w InnZUS.