The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30
|0[L|VER WILL
HONG BE MISSED.
n Was One of the Most Strik-
inc Men of the Insurgcnt
Group.
MAY SUCCEED
HIS COLLEAGUE AS LEADER
/. FoTlette Lacks Personal Mag
netism for a Leader and Is
Not Good Mixer.
nv RALPH M. WHITESIDE.

j, Jnased Wire to Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-lt would be
to name a man in the United States
q. who would be missed more than
4. late Jonathan p. Dolltver OF Iowa,
.,j,IIant, aggressive and of great ability,
q ling experience and personal popular
4 nth men Of oil parties made him
[.,,v the most striking and influential
tbe sroup OF insurgent senators which
.Iu uuless all political signs fail, domi-
u. tbs next senate, Washington is
--sr,y discussing who Will I'LL his place
i she leader of the Insurgents. La Fol-
- has ali the attributes for leadership
.<snf7 the personal magnetism, He has
4 AZ many bitter enemies. for whom, be
raid he cares not rap. Then his
-'itT is wretched. Tho best opinion is
ID fhe other Iowan, Senator Cummins.
m be ;be insurgent leader. All he lacks
{he Experience In the upper house, and
"a is not nearly so necessary as II was
-<orp Ben Tllman began TO shatter SEN
|6rIe customs.
Ready to Open Pork Barrel.
slmost synchronizing with the gather
a of congress-. the River and Harbor
.1eress will be held In Washington. The
rer and harbor sharps will get together
|>ceunber and will tell the United States
.nRrcss a lot II ought TO know about
q systematic Improvement OF rivers and
.rbors. II will be a notable gathering
Il ia deliberations will be followed with
csn interest.
Business Conditions South.
PRESIDENT Finley OF the Southern Rail-
~ company. who has been looking into
.6lness conditions In the southeastern
|stes, has made the following statement:
IN the whole, the conditions are en-
,uFaging. In agriculture the present out
ok Is particularly good, The cotton crop
Ister than usual and Is. Therefore. more
beet 10 future weather conditions than
usual at this time OF the year. With
|1ina.y favorable weather conditions un-
/ The crop Is harvested the southeastern
Htea will have the largest corn crop on
|cord for that section, The area planted
more than 100000 acres greater than
1t year. and the condition report issued
D 6eptembcr showed a better condi-
1n In Mississippi than in any other state
/ the United States, with Alabama a
oee second, and with good conditions re-
Irfed from each OF the other southeast
d states. The increased corn crop OF
y south will have an important bearing
b general trade conditions, for localities
1ich have formerly brought considerable
|Fn from other parts OF the country are
|0Ning In some cases all and IN other
|ses the greater part OF what they will
|1tin this year and Will be In q posi-
1n 10 buy other commodities on larger
|ale."
II Will Add to Population,
-1f tie present plans for reducing the
4 rate In Minnesota are realized, there
1ould be q big addition 10 the states
1Duiation," Gays l. j. Baurngartner of
||peapolis. ''The railroads. the manu-
|1turlng firms and the mines of the state
g making go much money that the citi-
ne or the commonwealth, in all likeli-
BOD Will be relieved Of about half OF the
nall state tax that is now required of