The sun., 1910-08-02
POLITICS DIDN'T DETER DICK
OHIe SENtTOR ~ MAJ 90
HIIIIIt THL RfOTERS
Gsv Harusa Give, the s.easrai Gretiit
Wnh tsfan' |rring where PSiitirians
are genrrally supp~-~d to sect 80
rI,satoa ants Ftnds ntstInE tostty.

CLEVELAND Aug Gov JIispn har-
mon hsr. ~ -uiEht d-s ted that ~ hai
-hift-,i r~-pous,yilty for puf'ins iowu
the Columbus tra1tton -trtk- rtn'lhg ~
summoning NAior-Osl thari-- btrs.
VIII = .lsO S-uator from OHIO, - 'as''
charge % IN. jrOpps Ia Columbus.
laughing rn-ntion was male q ht- shifting
IN" pO@siols political tTOubls To senator
Dick
-Th-r- wasn't any politics m IT 10
sAit. 'Diok vohIntserei
-volunt~~r-17- was the QUESTION oi the
int"rvi~w~r
-lee.- went on che Governor. Con
Neyiirecht IN" Adjutant General came
to rns the other day and told IN" that
SENATOR Bck had volunteered for actIv"
duty IN Columbus The dickens he hsr-
crle.l 4 was astunished. fnr there's
Usually dynamite. Ts,litically. I'm -trik-s
N-- said WeybTeCht. he hI- volun-
t-,.red I.,t him cnms on. then. and take
charge - the Guard. ] said Weyhr"ch'
~trsl him and pck now y IN command
Ididnt have any idea, though tsat the
cunning - "A Majur-ticn"ral brought such
a stan had no idea ther" wer" 80 many
officers nn his staf They're all thrr"
tpp. every one ~ thetn Win moro gnu
b.aid and clanking side arms than you'd
s.'s In "a national encampunent We haVs
no end ~ pomp and circIfnstance and
more herihbonsd officers than privateS.
But ". will get md Of them shortly
The street ear company must come To
terms with its men or the lOCal authorities
must take hold ~ the situation. lIn
going TO get this soldiers out OF columbus
a. soon as pos-ihk. I'm waiting now to
hear what the local officials. particularly
Mayor Marshall. hav" dom" The Suartis-
men now nave. the situation well in hand
and don't anticipate serious trouble
nov. But tue troops must - taken out
OF Columbus soon. It's "A mighty eNpen-
siv- proposition keeping all those soldiers
and all thoes stan offiCerS about.
The Governor had reference Ia the high
cost Of maintaining the troops N To-
lumbI-, about tli CO.. day. OF thIs
the officers salary list u a huge portion,
one MAior-Gen.ral getting 81 - a day.
bngad ler Generals, two on duty now,
$685. each; twenty-five Colonsls, sll.ll
each; eightean Lieutenant -ColOnsls. 50 -
each: thirty Majors, - n each. hundred
tapJains. t5.o7 each: ninety tirst Lieu
tenants, $3.50 each; ssventy-hve Second
l.ioutsnants, Si2 each. and 5000 pm
y atss. o. q day each.
Gov Harmon refused TO talk politics
lryOnd this reference 10 senator Dicks
al Ni-ty to serve " his services were
needed and the Cunsequsn' assumption 81
ths responsibilities of the Governor in the
strike situation Ivy the United States SEN
atOT
Its too early 90 talk Of what may de
v-lpp ia the canpai IN. said the Goyernsr
1T looks like u might H. lively though
Thing AZ" warming up some noS
A-ksd Of his opinion OF IN" Cox Burton /
controversy. IN which IN" IinciunatI boss
has referred tp IN" SENATOR a. PIN
head and a rusty one ~ a result Of the
al grd failure - Barton 10 abide 10y an
agreement With Cox to Nominate JUDGE /
q u Brown In tn" recent k"pSnllcan
state convention. GoV Harmon said
i haven't any comment to max" u
" ouldn't H. nice for rn- To take sides IN
: hat purely Republican all