The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-12

ENnretmG 10 Nref the esoferu"F -
day Wa Rs1a-tans - Mako Is~l@S
FIxht -Tan C~ts Tip - 70 rarm
BEyVHLI. Mas. July u-PerhAPs
William Loeb. Jr.. Collector q the Port
u New York. didn come up Co Beverly
tn get tn. Endorsement % President Tan
On hi- GIl,-rnatorial boom. but hs got h
Just the same.
The President and the Collector had a
conference m one of the White House
automobiles this morning whils the
Executive was motoring over to the
Myopia golf course.
Later at luncheon az the home cf John
Hav- Hammond they talked things ovet
again. The President suggested To Mr..
Loeb that h. enter the race. Mr.. Loeb
was not enthusiastic over the prospect
az tirst hut later admitted that. after all.
the Republican party's chance Of success
might 10 better than Il looks az present.
IL was aaid tonight that while the Col
hector was not an eager candidate he
would hardly refuse II the nomination
came his way.
According to reliable sources. Mr.. Loeb
lef, Beverly this afternoon for Boston
and New York with the idea Of seeing
Gov Hughes in New York Tomorrow
morning
The conference with President Taft.
followed by that with the Governor
may determine his attitude. Mr.. Loeb
reluctance to get into the fight which
politicians think il coming in New York
was hased upon the belief that thh- ~ not
going to he a good year IN New YORK Tor
Republican candidates. The President
admitted that there Was some sense IN
this. but was inclined To take the view
that things were not nearly a. had as
they appear.
Through the Efforts 81 the President
GOV Hughes and probably Col. hoo~e-
welt tbs. opinion here tonight - that Mr.
! loeb will eventually md MS placs al the
/ head Of the Republican ticket
/ Just what President Taft might do to
and Mr. Io..s, II he bsCams a candidate -
uncertain On one OF his resent ullS
through New York state the i'r-rloeIt
told the people of Syracuse that ne wouid
b. h.lrk there this fall to 80. the star"
fair This would afford MIR Taft an eH-
,.lIant opportunIty his friends say. Ia
make his way Ut thinking known. ~
even Iln~sible that he might make other
stops IA New York II he went 10 syracuse
and th,Is he, might find time for several
st..-chss all 81 which might bs designed
20 help tn. Collector and the party
Of other subjects Of importance IN"
! President and Mr. Loeb had but little time
to chat Secretary Norton arransed ior
th,. nesting and he took up most ot hr
Lo.b's time IA trying Ia get little hrSt
hand knowI-dge of POLITICS from a man
who's sagaCity tn. President greatly
aduire-
TO -... MIR Loeb " hen he took his vacation
this summer and went To his summer home
a. ~ James |. The Illness " Mrs
! norton however, put a stop 10 that pan
Mr. Norton then suggested To the fre-i-
dent that Mr. Loeb bn asked 20 come 20
Beverly lie wAs and he told MIR Norton
many Of the things h. had learned about
3 r,olitir- In seven years on the night hand
~ Thaosiore Roosevelt in the White HouSe
and two strenuous years IN New York
There was some discussion on the motor
,r,,, M. morning about the tariff Law and
is ou..ratlon The President got AZ least
ons, suggestion a. TO his comments upon
tha, law ia the future W Wa Iointen
o,it that II he would begin talking tarth
from the new commission end " might
proV. more palatabls IN some sections
4 discourse which began by telling what
! utgh, H.. done after the commission had
brought together material Tor -1entihc
revision might venture 20 end by prairing
tho present law The Pre-ldent Med that
suggestion for future reference
, announcement was made tonight that
the President wishes 10 appoint Arthur
TwininR Hadlsy president NJ Yale. on
IN. commission provided for nv the new
railroad Law 10 investigate stock and
bond lSslies nv interstate railroads Inc
commission ~ 20 suggest To congress ways
IN which u may regulate capitalization
and - NAV attempt IN show now s'och
Watering can h" preNentsd
The President asked President Hahley
10 arcep, A ptAc,a on tho commission with
the hors. that he will aid HIM IN -elecilng
'h~ other rnant~ra President Hadl~v
vas 4 member ~ the Connecticut state
Railway Commission and has written
7 With some show ~ authority on common
caTr,ar- He has not informed the Presl-
DENT whether h@ will accept
-, rotary ~ Commerce and LABOR
NARAl and Attorney General Wickersham
are looked for to- morrow The fresid~nf
! Will "a X. M with Mr. MiCksTsham N" 7 a.
SonnsI ~ the commission One other
q thing that the President will go over care
! fully with he Attorney General ~ The
suss-stlop mA,iA recently that h" call
an extra session NJ the senate 10 confirm
{ IN, appointmants ha must make to the
B S,Iprarr,s. Court While 80 far the Presi-
dent - inclined ~ ~ gaiust such An eN'rt
sas. 81, h. has not settled IN" matter
absolutely. hls friends say After this
consultation with Mr. Wicksrsham h"
NAV d~cid~
mind a. 10 the inapactAn OF the Panama
Cana ~hIch ~ told Col Goethals he
would hike IN max" this fall He viii
no, 70 70 Alaska Attorney Genera
WIclsrshanl and Secretary Mage. ar"
COINS. " was said 70 -nig ht. hut the Pres,
dan, intends 20 defHr his visit Ia the
nor,harnmos, Territory until another
summer
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