The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-11
President Taft Not Satisfied
With Wooden Schedule
REMEDY WITH THE PEOPLE
Oklahoma and Washington win Can for
800 Per Cent. Increase in Num-
Der Of Census Takers Plans
Are Being Matured.

Beverly, Sept 1i.--It Is learned that
President Taft has sent for Attorney
General Wiskersham to come to Beverly
today To discuss several matters Of inn
portance.
1t is believed that one OF these has
to do with the dispute between the de-
pertinent Of The interior and the for.
estry division Of the department Of az.
riciflture regarding the carrying out Of
the conservation and public land laws.
The attorney general also has been
drawn into the Cmningham coal land
case, and IL was on his initiative that
the motion TO patent the Cunningham
claims has been held up.
The president is anxious that the con-
tfoversy at Washington shall be ami
cably settled if possible.
Mr.. Taft has been giving much
thought 81 late to the speeches he Is 10
make in the West and il gathering
vast amount Of matter to form the basis
Of what he will have to say during the
two months Of travel and speeehmaking.
1t Is said that Mr. Taft win take the
people into bis confidence regarding the
recent tariff fight in Congress. He will
repeat what he had to say in the state
ment issued at the time he signed the
Payne bin and viii declare that while
the measure was unsatisfactory in many
ways, Il was the best be could get out
Of Congress under an the circumstance.
II Is further stated that the president
will frankly tell of the troubles that
beset him in dealing with the tariff Sit
uation and that he win put squarely up
to the people the question Of whether or
not they desire atill further revision. The
president will tell his hearers that their
remedy for any shortcomings in the bill
win be to elect people pledged to re-
vision along the lines desired.
Mr. Taft may also tell the people that
while he knew very little Of the techv
snicil side 81 the tariff when the fight
ii Congress began, he learned great
deal during the session He believes also
that the people have learned a great
deal about the tariff during the last tour
or five months and will more competence
II express bheir wishes at the polls than
ever before.
air Taft has not prepared q single
speech and it = unlikely that he viii
dictate any Of his addresses in advance
he Il carefully considering 81 the mn
tarial that il ii lHs mind and viii be
So thoroughly eonYersant with the sub
ieets On which he desires to talk that
he will be able to state his views ex,
temporaneously and fully without any
further preparations.
Reports regarding the presidents In
tentions 20 50 far as 70 say that he
viii specifically take up several Of the
most important schedules dealt with IN
The SIGHT for revision. The wooden goods
schedule. which was not touched in any
way III either branch Of Congress, will
come ia for particular attenetion Mr..
Taft has told a number of his callers
both here and in Washington that he
was not satisfied with the course Con-
gress adopted toward the wooden SEIZED
ue and This will be one of tine subjects
On which Re viii indicate teo the people
that they can express their wishes during
the congressional eampaign Of next fall