Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-15
TAFT SAILS MONDAY
President to Spend Ten Days
Aboard the MayfIower.
POLITICS UNDER A BAN
Senator Hale Only Man Who May
Breach the Subject.
TO AMEND PINCH0T'S PLAN
st. Paul Delegation Insists That
Taft Be Asked to Speak at Con-
servation Congress.
TO AMEND PINCH0T's PLAN

BEVERLY, July 15.-President Taft
had Capt. G. w. Lodan Ct the May
flower at luncheon yesterday and COM
| pleted the itinerary of the Maine coast
| trip. 1t is:
July III, p.m.-Leave Beverly Cove
July 19-Arrive Eastrort, Me.
July 20-Arrive Bar Harbor.
July 23-Arrive Ellsworth Me, whe: e
the President and his party will dine with
senator Eugene Hale and will spend the
| night at his home.
July c4-Touch at Isleboro and cruise
along the coast.
July 27-Stop a. Bddeford Pool, Me-,
and leave Mrs. Louis L. More, sister of
Mrs. Taft.
July IS. p.m.-Arrive Beverly.
The party will consist Of the President
and Mrs. Taft. Miss Helen and Charlie
Taft. Horace d. Taft, brother of the
President. and Mrs. More.
Norton May Not Go.
Whether Secretary Norton will go will
be decided by the condition of Mrs. Nor
ton. who is still at Beverly Hospital re-
covering from an operation fer appendi
citis.
No politics will be tolerated on the trip
except such as Senator Hale may talk.
The presidential party will live practically
all the time on the Mayf1ower.
Six hundred and thirty guns will boom
Gs the Mayfower steams into the harbor
of Provincetown. Mass. August ). Fiji
teen United States warships will be there
and each must give the salute of twenty
one guns as the President arrives and de-
parts. The occasion is the dedication OF
| monument to the Pilgrims. the corner
20 IL a1 lot f3nv1f
Roosevelt. Mr.. Taft as Secretary of War
| was a member of the commission that
erected the monument.
Curtis Guild a Caller.
Curtis Guild. jr., formerly Governor OF
Massachusetts, will call on President
Taft today. He has been made special
ambassador to the centennial celebration
Of the republic of Mexico. w. H. Hola-
| bird, receiver of the California Develop
| ment Company. will see the President to
| tell him what must be done to save the
Imperial valley of southern California.
News was received here last night that
President-elect Hermes Fonsico of Bra
| iii will arrive in New York August and
| expects to call on President Taft.
A letter from Secretary Ballnger was
made public at the summer capital ex-
| ecutive offices last evening, dated July Z.
| 1t says in part:
MY Dear Mr.. President-The orders
| for the withdrawal of coal lands which
| are transmitted herewith, complete the
series which have been prepared in &C
cordance with your instructions. These
orders confirm and continue all existing
| coal land Withdrawals, and add ma
terially thereto. The areas covered are
| as follows:
Where Land Is Located.
ARIZONA, 161 $50 acres; Colorado s. 191.-
161 acres: Montana, &C. POS, $50 acres; New
Mexico, 2.944,270 acres; North Dakota,
1888. 1s2 acres; Oregon. 1862 acres;
South Dakota, 2.s7O.257 acres: Utah.
5,S14,2S7 acres; Washington, 2,207 967
acres; Wyoming, 13,D9,71 acres. The
total of coal lands now withdrawn in
the United States is therefore 7l,o1s,JsS
acres.
"All the land, however, is open to
agricultural entry, with a limited sur
face patent, under the terms of the
order of withdrawal and in accordance
with the recent enactment providing for
agricultural surface entries on Withdrawn
or ciaSslfied coal lands.
THE order for withdrawal for Alaska,
appro we'd by you On July 2. Is of necessity
in general terms on account of the lack
Of land surveys. The known coal
lands of Alaska which are believed to be
affected by your order of withdra wal ag
gregate some 10000 acres.
Very respectfully,