The Washington times., 1910-07-15
President Will Not Bar
Those of Kellogg Stamp
From List of Eligihies.
MAY SELECT MEN
WITH RADICAL VIEWS
Senator Dick Discusses Ohio At
fairs Before Morning Game
Cf Golf.
By JAMES HAY, j.

BEVERLY. Mass, July bit is au-
--.erlJarivefy stated III Beverly today
.lat the President has not excluded
fram consideration as possibilities for
4uuontmeut 10 the United States Su-
a-e11e Court the men who are concern
aE in the trial or prosecution Of the
big corporation cases now pending be
fore -Eat tribunal
E- is also asserted on high authority
---t Oh AR. Taft's lisl OF men eligible
Tor the supreme bench, II which He
rlI have to make two appointments
in The fan, are the following
Frank & Kellogg. who prosecuted the
STANDARD OIL dissolution suit
Judges Hook and Eaudevan.er, both
members OF the Eighth judicial circuit
before which the Standard OF case was
tried.
Lloyd W Bowers who was -l tie
Dsqarrue II Of Justice while the stand
ard a. 'o1ass0 trust and corporation
tax Eases were In process OF prepare
tiou for submission 20 the Supreme
Court
This sums I'D the Presidents attitude
iu regard TO che matter at tlis t-u-
but he tells his friends that he is VIII
ing r1 have advice on the subject from
the IeadiuS lawyers and jurists -t the
country His refusal SO far 10 say that
the men concerned in the tr5aI If the
three big cases are Ineligible for APP
p1ilrueu- 10 the supreme bench en-
larEes greatly the field or pozslD -Lltles-
Svayze Once On Slate.
Up to- this time IL had been suIp0sed
that Judge Svayze OF the New -er=ay
supreme court would aU the vacancy
czueeE hv Chief Justice FulIe-'E death
a1I the proposed elevation Of Hughes %
FuT=r-s post and that no man was
looming up decidedly for the vacancy
which VIII be caused By the retirement
OF Justice Moody Ia the autumn
Lr is definitely -ealizeG nov tla- Moody
VIII retire His health is describe as
SErh that ue win probably set much
better gEaT ne is now, but that he nay
lose ths Use % one Of his legs and 81 wlIl
not De IN condition J0 do the hard wo X
eu-alleI bE service on the bench
Judge Saub0rD. Of the Eighth rgE5---.
district. the are district AS that -Hp-g-
seuted by H0Lk and Fandevaurtr. is
lal-ly out of the running as "a pl=-Illl-
iry fJr the higher bench he is ky
Eve years aid while Hook IS dfty-tEree
and taudeTentaT j. IfrE-Jue- AIT- 4aft
is described as believing that SaEhtrr-
therefore, IS put out Of the field becs use
Of his age
Nay Pick Men Of His Own Views.
The report here today IS that Fuller. fin
the recent corporation case deliberations.
was against the Governments C1a-eu-
tions- in view Of this. the Presidents
CnwiIIinEncss at this time TO put such
men as kellogg and Bowers and Hook
and EaCde-auLer or the list Of CIi-ilLeE
IS OF the utmost significance. It may
turn out that his selections OF two new
men may result IN a court which VIII
uphold the Governments c0ntentioT. by
wide margin
Senator Dick Of Ohio arrived in Bez-
er-y This morning 10 have q talk with
the President this afteTnOCU and urge
upon him the appointment Of DR. John
A. Holmes, OF the Geological Survey, as
head or the newly created Bureau Of
1Tiues. which position is now tempo
rzrl.E Elled Alr Dick will also talk
Ohio politics with M Taft
u was made clear today that Dick
came here on his own initiative that
he was not asked to come. and that he
VIII not return 20 Ohio holding any DO
Li-iCzI commission from the President
Busy With Athletic Work.
The President put in half an hours
good work with Prof. G. z. Barker, his
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