The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-14
pINCHOI CAUSES TROUBLE
ROW OVER MS CONSERi tTION
CONGRESS PROGRl NNE.
tue ~. Paai Manager say TheS WIN Not
stand Tor an IAN Insnrgent" lat ef
speakers and 10 mat Programme is
Adhered To May Give Up tOagress,

stand fer an IAN Insargent" I4lst of
soeakers and 10 mat Programme h
Adhered To May Give Up COagress,
WASHINGTON. July n A merry row
has started over the conservation congress
scheduled to meet in ~ Paul ON sep
tenber 9 aud the Minnesota city may
withdraw it's invitation to Clifford Plnchot
and his followers This stuat ON has
been presented by the action OF Mr..
Pinchot and hiS associates IN making
up n programme Of speeCheS for the con-
greas which the local manager believe
will STIR up trouble and possibly react
on the Republican party m the state
primarie1 to he held in September
According 10 information obtained here
Gov EbeThard and other Republicans
In Minnesota are all -het up over the pros
pest few weeks ago they were ickled
over having landed the big congress.
hut now they are going around under the
impression that they have a good big
whit. elephant On their hands Col
Roosevelt, - ons 81 the speakers that Mr..
Pinchot har on hts let
The local ~ Paul managers of tn"
congress have given notice that they
will not stand for an all insurgent- pro-
grammc such as they declare has Teen
prepared Ivy Pinchot The controversy
IL to he threshed out at conference tn be
held ia Chicago tomorrow. Mr. Pnchot
has already left for Chicago and he will be
Joined there tomorrow by b n Baker.
president Of the o. ngres-; j. b. White,
another officer 81 the congress. and
Thomas X Shipp. secretary Of the Ma
tional Conservation Associstian. who has
taken an active part in making prepara-
lions for the 81 Paul AFFAIR
The con-srVatIonlsts will he met ia
Chicago 10y Gov Eberhart and other
anxious Republicans from Minnesota.
The issue ~ to he settled at the Chicago
conference II the conservation officials
stand pat on the Insurgent programme
the congress will not bs' held IN ~ Paul
Minnesota Republicans are ANXIOUS To
have the Conservation Congress held IN
~ Paul, hut they are ready To protest
with great heat against the presentation
81 speakers who. they telieNe. may STIR
up controversies that would IA al prob
ah,ity H. ventilated ~ III" September
primaries
Among th. speakers To whom eNCep.
Won has b..yu taken by the ~ Paul. m"n
ara LOUIS u Brandeis. who r-pr"senied
l. II CLAWS as attorney hetor" the Ton
Ralhng-T-Pinchot analr Brandeis T.
strong partisan OF Mr. Pinchoi The
y, Paul authorities fear that II he speaks
at II Paul he would inject a lot uf verbai
fireworks into the discussion that might
provoke trouble Another speaker Ia
whom exception has been taken "a Editor
Nelson 81 tho Kansas city Sior Bran
diets and Nelson ~ carrying lot -, anti
Taft sentiment IN their chests and the
n Paul hoard Of mana gers are appre-
hensive that they plan TO unload u ~
~ Paul
NJ Paul made an active fight 20 land
the Conservation Congress II won out
IN a contest for the honor with Kansas
city. 81 LOUIS and other cities senator
Nelson Of Minnsaota. chairman of the
committee Of Congress that IL InquITing
INTO the Balhnger- Pinchot ahaIT. was
opposed To 81 Paul entering the list
He took the position that the congress
would prove Rad medicine 20 the Mime
sofa Republicans IA a political way While
senator Nelson refused to comment on
the present trouble " " the understand
ing that he Is ''c'''"'ns' told you
Conservation officials believe that some
Of the regular Republicans in Minnesota
are Responsible for the present trouble.
They say that ~ looks as n mischief max
.rz have boon ~ work Gov Eherhart
IL a candidate for reelection While he
IL regarded 49, regular he - man az
great tact and the cha are that unless
cnmphCaiIouS intervene he will have the
support ~ the Republican insurgents
m Minnesota Roth factions supported
hun for denomination
II FOR anv reason - paul declines 20
entertain the ConS"rNatIpn Congress Mr.
Eberhart NAV get the worst ~ n He ~
l..'W .-.n the. devil and the daep llu. sea
H.. believes ~ would t-a "A good thing for
Minnesota II the con gree were held there
hiIt ~. does not want the affair converted
INTO row by thOS" who ar" antagunI-tic
o. Secretary Ballingsr and the Admins
tratton generally At chicago he will
" having Programme" for ia" cnn gr..-s
arranged hat viii not i've prrn~.a - the
Administration and that will ~ the -ana
time ~. satisfactory &" Mr PInchot and
hIe friends
Mr. R1~svelt will b. the headline at
traction a. tina Conservation Congress
y h..thar ~ j. held m ~ Paul or .l-~whSre
n he =p-aks a, ~ Paul. a. a. present
planned he may touch oil some firewurk~
Al Least that " the general expectation
MIR Roosevelt - very strong IN Mime
sofia and 'h- Northwest generally He
has a lot Of frIsud- there. ESPECIALLY among
the insurgents and u - assumed that they
will suggest that h" cav "a good word or
Two IN their behalf II he does the regtI-
lar- will g. up IN m" air
Tho Indications ar" that " IL ~ decided
to- morrow that the Conservation Congress
- To- he held IN ~ Paul there will N. a
hot odd TINA there ON that occasion The
regular think 80 and the insurgents grin
when the congress * mentioned m their
pre-enC"
No, rmrnts of Naval e~sets.
WASHINGTON. July ~ The rug havana