The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-09
WILL CHOOSE
CENSUS TAKERS
President to Announce
His Policy.
HAYs POLITICS m SOUTH
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Thinks -Four States Are Debatable
Ground. I.
aswever. Aspeaat.e.ts 4. Aiss..s
WIN he M.ds to Secure Best
Men. Resaral-ss q rslsti-
cal Beliefs.

lazy Sunday and did not seem to mind
the more than 90 In the shade. He
began the frst Sabbath of his yaca-
ton by going TO the Unitarian
Church. Miss Helen Tart and Capt.
Archibald Butt were the only other
members OF his party.
Through the early hours Of the at
ternoon the President sat on the broad
veranda of his cottage overlooking the
sail-dotted ocean and read. The
the Historian Ferrero. who spent q
week at the White House with Mr..
Roosevelt.
Near sunset the President took
long motor ride with Mrs. Taft. Az
ter 6inner he again sought the cool
OF the veranda..
Mr.. Taft is going to dispose of the
matter Of census supervisors through
out the entire United States this week.
Secretary OF Commerce hnd Labor
Nagel. and Director Of the Census Dur
and, are coming to Beverly the latter
part of the week with list OF names
and by the time they leavs, the Pres-
dent hopes to announce his position.
Decides ON southern Policy.
The President has nxed upon the poll
Icy he will follow with references to
census appointments from the South.
In the States which are soiid1y Demo-
cratic. the President will divide the
appointments equally among the Dem-
ocrats and Republicans. He will In
sist that the appointees shall not be
active partisans. however. but capable
men.
From the so-eaied solid Soutn. the
rresident mas picked out NORTH caro-
ma, Tennessee. kentucky and Mis-
souri, as dstapanie states end Will tfeat
tnem on the same IoYunE a. norman
states. giving al or the eenshs 1ons
90 tne hepunicans. re VIII ~ ins.s.,
however, tnet II Insse ss.tSss tne senls
standard OF emciency ana enaracter o1
men shall Obtain. Tne STATES e
Wnicn me aivasipn eezNeea ssys1llpefhsa
ana Hspupncshs vii % Iiate s ~.
virginia $500 usoss.ss
Fiorida. AIananias =. Rpa' .AtA3n-
sas. Louisiana and Iezas.
70 vlrSn,a. Lne F 49,. =, x.a ~
resenteu cs oeoslu1 .n4S ene I.ssS -
ness u lhs Iecsnt ~ y lss,. -
tnal State pesEesn - % geoIse
IncKeF an1 Suu ~ slAhn LOT .ne ns ...s,,
c.at'c x ,. - on.as...s... -
give nepuDl,sans 81 o Ilssr ss 49,. ~,
mekeS snomns Tue po .a-.,n, -. 80
vember. Anything ne can iesitlms.eiy
40 70 neip the passy "a ing s $500, :. -
sac. ne Wal s.4y ss.,I
mihistiation ohceIs anu Voss.Day
caoinet onoe OF x,,- wo as.- -e
speeones CURING sne vire,n's csn'paisn.
Censaeers nssseEa n 1880 80
Tne fresioent sne s ss I'm
eioeraton 70 tns ss.sileu sl1uSo ln..,e
tween Japan ana China over tne Muk-
den-Antuns HaiiroAu. ms mattet
was orousnt ~ the rsSsaus ~, 1ste
ton by SecrStary OF ota'e nnoA oe-
fore no ieft washington:
In the event OF 2 VOCATION Deins
lodgeo against sisr pesS 10 ene
treaty. IL Is oeiieved tne mater VIII
become q question ior cohsaosfasion
py All tne powers
me Fresiaent mas oehnlteIy oecsoe"
fhat ne VIII not make any eppolHt'
menus 10 the pencn oi tho new gus
toms court. winnie ~ authotizeo ting
court, congress te'eo W HAs ~ -
piopriaLson ZOE .tns !uusss ny
othef oMciais' tno rEesaoen. snouIu
appoint Judges unaeE tne pFesent Son-
diuons, ne would. nave 70 NIX tneir
salaries. THIS ne Goes NOT Wish 70
90. ne mas no uesc 20 entasoni.e
congress- ana ne peheves tnet IN notn
the senate ana mouse tne menoers
should nave the Hsnt 20 Express ~ :
vote their preferences IN tne matter
OF salaries. AS 70 the ooJect,oh tnat
$lO'OVo saiag1es woVid sive .ne Gus
than that enjoyed py Nne united
States Circuit Court juSsss' tne frsst-
dent IL said TO feei tnat the Mgner
figures should prevail IN both cases.
Wtn Ptek Tariff Experts.
Mr.. Taft has turned over bodily TO
Secretary MacVeagn the TASK OF se-
lecting ave experts TO FORM, tarin
commission under the new law. These
experts are intended primarily 70 as
sist the president with information as
TO the administration OF maximum and
minimum provisions of the new law.
President Taft told several OF his
callers today That he did not expect
to do any active work on his message
to Congress until he returns to Wash
ington in November. Mr.. TAFT mas
the general outline or mis- message IN
mind. Several Of the cabinet members
are working on details OF the various
provisions. Attorney General Wick
ersham. for instance, Is working on
the proposition Of reforming the laws
as to interstate commerce and viola
lions OF the antitrust law. Secretary