The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-30
PTNCHOT BOOM TAKEN TO T. R.
PROF. LINDSAY SPOTS THE WtN
ron OI 10 NENT COZ ERNOR.
Columbia soriologist Brings the Real
t.sOds To the Outlook" once and
leaves Them There Colonel Again
Denies t:eaerai Political ActlN ily.

Denies t!enerai Political ActhiiS
4 college professor dropped a neat
little GutenAtorial boom into the OuiIooI
ottioe yesterday. II fell into the custody
Of the Contributing Editor. and il - still
there 30 far a. anyhody knows Dr
Samuel McIune Lindsay. a sociologist
and professor at Columbia University.
told Col. Roosevelt that the hest man
h" knows Of to Ira the next Govsnor
of New York Is Clifford Pinchot Those
who asked tho Colonel what he thought
nj the suggestion arr still wondering
Il IL no, likely that Mr.. Roosevelt take
the boom very seriously. Int he regards
Dr.. Lindsay a. a tine man
Or Lindsay has written extensively
on sociological matters lie has be-n
Commissioner 81 EduratIon m Porto
Rico. He came 10 the Ouiiook office
Yesterday morning and tnfurm~d the
Contributing Editor that b. would Lks
: TO have the name NJ MIR Pinchot cnnsld-
cr~d A. a Gutsrnatorial Feasibility In
the rush for candidates. s.id the doctor
IN. depu~ed chief forester has i~-n for
/ gotten practically Mr. Roosevelt allowed
: that he had
! The Doctor explained To tn. Colone !
4
! He considers Pinchot man of the Hughes
type. and the Governor stands high IN
Dir Lindsay's esteem Pinchot has sui
ficient means, he said. to stand the cost
Of living at Albany and the objection
which had been set forth in the case of
Loeb would not Interfere in his case.
What interest Mr.. PinChot has shown
= IN the matter Of conservation could be
/ fostered while he is Governor. the doctor
I'll. 10
reports that Mr.. Pinchot ~ not resi-
dent Of New York are unfounded. Nj.
PinChot has retained his voting residence
here despite the fact that he was mentioned
as a possibility for tn" Governor-hip of
Pennsylvania "A while ago
The Contributing Editor was asked
point blank Just what he thought of this
Pincho, boom. He saId that he really
didn't have a word 10 say except that ne
was of course glad To- hear about u aud
that he likes to hear Of all sorts of names
worthy oi consideration. II was I'M
possible to reach MT. PinChut last night,
for he Is in California
Mr.. Roosevelt emphasized h,s hands
on policy yesterday by issuing a state
ment "a which h. said that he ~ taking
no part IN California politics u the poll
tics at any other state except New York
William O. stanton Of Bayunn-. y j.
a brother Of Philip stanton. speaker of
the California Assembly. called To ask
the Colonel 10 make statement saying
that he ~ not supporting the candidacy
for Governor of Hiram johnson who ~
seeking a nomina tIun on an lnsurgsnt
platform against Philip stanton clifford
P.nchot went West two weeks ago ro
stump for johnson and the superstition
out there has been thar I X sent ham
There was a long conference ~ the ulOn~Is
ONCE yesterday Here b, the Telegram
he sent 10 Philip A stanton
At the request Of your brother { SIr- 10
1 -.
authorized Statement, have told Mr.
stanton thai ! have refused 10 lake par
IN this Conte-r tor IA" domination FOR Gov
srnoT. Just ~ / have refused - take part
IN all similar contests No man represents
me or has any authority 20 speak tor me
N this matter ar IA any similar matter con-
,crnTng a contest concerning a nomination
and wish to state with all pos Bile emphasis
that arm not taking part on" way or an
other in This any similar contest tor
nomination
would like 10 add that At ought not to he
necessary for the To- repeat this statement.
whioh nave made again and again. for Il :
| should take part N Any such 'ont-~i |
would he eNpe' ted 20 take par IN literally
hundred
The statement appeared To satisfy
William q stanton OF Bayonne, |
The situation IN California had grown
pretty warm and when Mr. Pinchot returns
from his trip b" will tell the Colonel ali
about Il
senator Albert J Beveridge Of Indiana .
came TO Zee Mr. Roosevelt IN regard To-
the speech the Colonel - gong to make
IN the Senator'S behalf on the Western .
trip ] X promised Bev-ridge that h.
would speak for him IN Indiana II will
he on October 10 ~ indianapolis
Senator Beverage retained hIs usual
reti-nCe Yesterday lie told tho report
er- at Oyster Bay that he hadn't granite
"A public interview IN eleven years That .
Was several weeks ago, bIt he stuck 10
the rIl" Yesterday and wouldn't say =
word concerning his chances for rrelet.-
ton Or anything else
The young son ~ Proprietor Rowland
who ~ managing the Contributing Editors
receptions IN the Ouiiook oHica had his
hands full yesterday The eieyatnrs
were stopped while the boys scrambled
around for chairs 10 ~eat the visitors
The room was ja'nmed full The Rev
DR. Lyman Abbott stood behInd tho :
counter and saw II all
when the Colonel -tepIred into tho room
he proceeded 10 wade through the list
and met everybody from The regular
concern, who wanted has indor-emsnt
The only person the Colonel DID not $50
was Adele Marie KipiI@. who daSh~d for
MS office. hut was stopped IN the nick ~
time Miss RiTi" Is a New houghfe.t
land no end Of trouble
Among the visitors who droppNd IN
yesterday wore Frank y Kellogg the
lawyer who prosecuted Standard OIL for
the Government. Regis Post former
Governor 81 Porto Rico. State senator
Davenport. Secretary Bishop Of the
Panama Canal. Judge Aston Dayton.
7 = Burke Of Cheyenne. Amasa Thorn
ton. Marcus Braun and Or Lindsay
Congressman Bennett. the Gubernstoriai
candidate. did not appear yesterday and
his absence was noticed
The Contributing Editor left for Oyster
Raw late in the afternoon He said that
be - gong IN sp"nd quiet week end with
his family
NEH FIGHrON SENtTOR BtIIFy