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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-29
Seattle.
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
MEETS IN PUEBLO

Pueblo, Colo.-A determination to
permit the greatest latitude in dis.
cussion of irrigation problems, but to
keep the deliberations free from Sec
tional disputes or personal grievances.
was voiced by officers and delegates
here for the 18th National Irrigation
Congress, which opened Monday.
Tuesday the congress got down to
business. In the morning the con-
gress discussed Irrigation by Private
Enterprise" and In the afternoon its
attention was turned to public Irri
CATION"
One of the interesting features was
the conference on irrigation account
ing, when a dozen or Is of the most
expert representatives Of the United
States Reclamation Service, the large
private companies, brokerage. bond
and banking houses took up various
phases connected with irrigation from
the investment standpoint.
Though the new Holland private
school has 20 or so students the Lyn-
den Public Schools instead of show
ing falling off from last years en-
rollment, gives promise of decided
increase in attendance.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-29
cannot be questioned

Jamulai Hiram II, the Sultan of Sulu,
who arrived in New York recently, ac-
companied by his brother, for a tour
of America.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-09-29
RIGHT TO FORTiFY
CANAL A QUESTION
II Serious Obstacles DeyeIone
They Must Be Settled by
Congress.

Washington-Now that the United
States is about to complete the pana.
ma canal, many nations are interest.
ing themselves in the question o. Is
fortification and have succeed.G IN
raising discussion of the propo. lie.
The United States, however, is eng
ahead calmly with the plans fap Ga.
Tending the canal, which are barere
President Taft, and the question if
any serious opposition develop. must
be settled in congress this winter
The two problems, therefore. Which
are agitating the officials of the init.
ed States and of other countrie., are
whether the United States has he
right to fortify the canal, and wac e.
1t can do 1t successfully if it has he
right.
Question of Right to Fortfy
There is little doubt of the atty
Of the United States to fortl', shs
canal effectively. Whether or not it
has the right to do so accordirg to
the agreement with Great Brita'a IS a
more involved question.
Apart from treaty considerable the
right of the United States cannot b.
questioned. The United States con
trolls the 10-mile strip through which
the canal runs, as much as it con rolls
the Philippine Islands. This country
spent hundreds of millions of collars
to dig the waterway. The right o. the
United States to erect what foIutica.
lions 1t pleases within its own RI
tory and to defend its own POSSESSIONS
cannot be questioned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
lNTE RlOR PRE- ESlDENTS'
PAL ACy
SITUATION SERIOUS IN
ISLAND OF CUBA,

Havana, Dec. 20.-Major General
Pine Guerra offered his resignation as
commander in chief of the army, but
President Gomez has returned the
resignation. requesting Guerra to with
draw 1t. 1t is reported tnat General
Guerra has refused to do so. TIL
president wants Guerra to go to En-.
rope to study the armies tnere, but
the latter declines on the ground OF
physical disability as the result(o his
recent wound, as certified by the sur
geon general Guerra has been super
seded as commander in chief of the
army by Jose Marti, who was Guer.
ra's chief of staff, The situation in
Cuba is very serious. A captain In
the United States regular army has
collected much evidence which ne will
submit to President Taft, showing
that Cuba Is on the verge Of civil
war. Since the attempted assassina-
ton of General Guerra his friends
have marked seven members of the
Gomez Cabinet for death, 1t Is said.
General Guerra, according to the
army officer, may be expected to re-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
3,701,00O IN BONUSES
viii Be Distributed by U. S. steel
Corporation to Its Officers and
Employes,

New York, Dec. 2O.--The United
State Steel Corporation announced
today It's plan for distributing bonuses
to the officers and employees of the
corporation and subsidiary corpora
tions, in accordance with the annual
practice. The sum to be distributed
for 1910 amounts approximately to
s2,700,000. The amount is determined
by the annual earnings.
The bonus will be paid 60 per cent
in stock at $40 share, and 40 per
cent in cash. Last year the bonus
was paid 60 per cent in cash and 40
per cent in preferred stock at 1924 a
share, or in common stock at 500 a
share. This year the usual opportun
ity will be given to subscribe for
shares in the corporation on a basis
of $114 share for preferred and $40
a share for common stock.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
INSURGENTS coNFERRiNG AS no
AMENDMENTS 70 BE Or
FERED SOON.
ARE NOT WELL PLEASED
With First Application of RuIc Giving
House Power to Discharge Com
mittee From Considering
a Bill.

Washington, Dec 20.--Further re-
vision of the rules cf the house of rep
resentatiyes is contemplated by the
insurgents. Conferences have been
held to determine the form OF amend
ments that are To be offered at an
early date.
The insurgents are not satisfied
NTH the manner In which the new
rnlc, giving the house power to dis
charge q committee from considera-
ton nj a bill, was administered when
It's FIRST trial occurred yesterday. This
rule Was procured In the last session
to provide a means whereby bill
conld be brought before the house
when a committee refused to report
II, or delayed action uron 1t.
Cannon ruled yesterday that the
postal reorganization bill, should be
read in full When the motion was
made to bring It before the house.
Less than onc-fourth or the bill could
he read Yesterday, and 1t will take
Jnree moo dNNS 10 nmsn the reailns.
As this business Is recognized only
on every first and third MONDAY Or
each month. AL motions Of like char
actcr will be delayed almost two
months, before the motion finally is
put to the house, as to whether the
postal bill shall be reconsidered.
The insurgents declare this is In
restraint Of business. They propose
an amendment that will require only
the reading OF the title Of the bill.
Further, the insurgents propose TO
limit the amount OF debate on bills on
the calendar They think too much
time is given to unimportant meas
ures
The insurgents do not anticipate 4
fight In having these changes effected.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21

order to fill vacancies on the inter
state commerce commission the sen
ate committee on interstate con-
merce today decided to report favor
ably on the names Of G. G. McChord,
of Kentucky, and B. II. Meyer of Wis
consin, to be members of the con
mission Their names VIII be report
ed to the senate tomorrow.
The house devoted practically TIL.
entired ay to consideration of the ex-
ecutive, legislative and judicial appro
priation bill which carries $35,325, ,219
Representative Mason, or Arkansas
successfully opposed all efforts to
force an increase. The measure was
still under consideration at adjourn
ment.
With an arraignment Of the govern
ment for repeatedly raising the pay d
congressman. senators, cabinet Off
GERS, judges and "other favorites ans
favored officials while virtually con
demning the CLERKS and minor eni
.ployes to starvation, Representative
Carry. Of Wisconsin, introduced a Bill
giving rs per cent increase In SALARY
10 all government employees receiving
less than $500.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
DEFEAT FOR SENATOR BRlsToW
WHO CONDUCTED six DAY
FILlBuSTER.
CONFIRMATION IS MADE
OF Appointment by Taft Of Knapp to
BE Judge Of Court Of Commerce
House Considers zig
Supply Measure.

n. Washington, Dec. 20.-In spite of
lthe vigorous fight waged upon it by
Senator Bristow OF Kansas, the omnl
bus bill, carrying more than $4,000,
900, was passed by the senate today.
The Kansas seaator occupied six
days in addressing the senate in op.
position to the measure, but when Is
came to vote the bill was passed.
45 to H.
The senate today confirmed Martin
A. Knapp, chairman of the interstate
commerce commission, to be judge OF
the new court of commerce.
The names of four other members
cf the proposed court will shortly be
reported out from the committee. In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
OIL KING WILL DONATE ONE MIL.
LION DOLLARS To CHICAGO
UNIVERSITY.
IN Ten |MSTALLMEATS
institution Turned Over to Board of
Of Trustees From Which
Rockefcller's Reprcsen-
tative Resigns.

Chicago, Dec. 20.--John ID. .Rocke
Teller has completed the task he SET
for himself in rounding the University
III Chicago Today public announce
ment was made Of "a single and final
gift OF sl00O,0Go, which includes all
the contributions Rockefeller has
planned to make. This sum, which
rs to be paid In ten annual install.
ments beginning January /, 1911, will
make a total Of approximately s5,0)o,-
600 that Rockefeller has donated to
the university.
Rockefeller believed the school
should be supported and enlarged by
Sits by many rather than those of a
single donor This he believes viii
be better accomplished If the public
understands the contemplated assist
ance. The founding of new depart
ments he leaves to the trustees, as he
says funds may be furnished by 9th "
friends of the university.
Up to the present sum Of nearly
$T,00D,000 has ben donated to the uni.
versity in addition 10 Rockefeller's
lifts.
With the announcement of today's
donation came the resignation of
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and Fred T
Gates, Rockefeller's personal repre-.
sentative, from the university board
Ct trustees.
In enclosing these resigna ions
Rockefeller explained that he was
only carrying out the conviction that
The university should be controlled
conducted and supported by the peo-
rle" with whom. up 70 this dete. he
has simply been cooperating.
Rockefeller's idea, as 1t is under.
stood, is that he Is turing over the
institution and its endowment to Chi
cago and the west, and in 50 doing
withdraws from any further represen.
tation in its control.
The official announcement of the
benefaction was made at the quarter.
ly convention of the university this
afternoon. President Martin A. Ryer-
son, of the board of trustees, read a
letter from Rockefeller which bore
date Dec. 13 and was addressed to the
president and trustees of the univer.
sity
The board of trustees, in adopting
resolutions of thanks for the Rookie
feller gift, said in lis minutes:
We knew of no parallel In tine his
tory Of educational benefactors to
the gifts so magnificent as those bes-
towed upon this single institution of
learning But, unique as they are in
amount, they are still more remark
abe for the spirit in which thev have
been bestowed Mr.. Rockefeller has
never permitted the university TO
bear his name, and only consented to
be called its founder at the request
of the board Of trustees. He has
never suggested dhe appointment or
removal oil any professor. He has
never interfeled in any way, directly
or indirectly.
"More significant STILL this principle
has been maintained even in his atti-
tude toward the teaching cf subjects
Of religion ~.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
CONVICTED K|DNAPER
Brooklyn Court Deliberated Only Ten
Minutes in Case Of Italian
Woman Yesterday.

New York, Dec, 20.--Justice dealt
the BLACK Hand" quick blow III
Brooklyn today with the conviction OF
. woman kidnaper She is MarIa
Kappa, frail, weasened, Italian won.
an, not more than 30 years old. After
ten minutes deliberation the court
found her guilty OF KIDNAPPING little
Michael Rizzo and Giuseppe Longo.
The penalty is not less than five
years and not more than fifty years
in prison, Sentence will be passed
rext Tuesday.
Stanishly Pattensea, indicted with
the woman, will be tried tomorrow.
Eight other prisoners arrested In con-
nection with the case are then to be
tried.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
OLD LETTER N
BALDWIN "a l! CASE.
MRS. TuRNRuLL NOT ONLY
MEETS ATTACKS BUT
FIGHTS BACK.
SAYS LETTER0 FORGED.
Woman Declares Detective Wood Was
the Forger--Once Made Oath
Lucky Baldwin Was Father
Of Her Daughter.

Los Angeles, Dec. 20.--A letter
came out Of the past today to con
front Mrs. Lillian Ashley Tnrnbuii.
star witnesA In the M.ucky'' Baldwin
will case, but the woman who Is fight.
ing for $2,500,o00 as her daughters
share in the late turfman's estate not
only met the attacks OF the cross-sx'
aminer, but fought back.
She declares she was the wife OF
Baldwin and that Baldwin was the
father of her daughter. In pre-
yious suit some years ago against
Baldwin she failed to prove her mar
riage Today she admitted that the
letters concerning her relations with
Col Albert Pope, a millionaire Boston
manufacturer, were forgeries. She
declared that ] r. Wood forged many
others.
Wood is a Boston detective, wno,
according to the testimony, arranged
a settlement between Pope and Mrs
Turnbull in 1884, when Pope pu--
chased for her house in Pasadena
Wood was In court, and when the
woman was called upon to identify
him she said;
eyes, that's Wood. Wood is the
gickedest man ever knew
The lawyer for the estate tried to
.t
show the jury that Mrs. Turnhull
had not been spotless woman until
she yielded to the Establishments of
Lucky Baldwin, as she alleges.
In this connection he introduced
letters she admitted writing to Lewis
Leach, a Fresno, California, banker In
1889.
In one OF the alleged forgerIes oc
Cured a passsage dess sise the oath
Mrs. Turnbull took regarding the
paternity of Miss Beatrice Anita
Tumbull, the plaintiff. AS written, II
read:
May God smite me into a thousand
atoms If Col. Albert Pope is not ths
father of my child"
When questioned on the matter.
Mrs, Turnbull said: Il did make such
oath in the office OF Wood, but said
then may God smite me In thols.
and atoms II II. J. Baldwin Is not the
father OF my child"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
CHIEF OF STAFF OF ARMY SAYS
liz CAN SEE NO rRos-
PEcTS or WAR.
ARMY IS NOT AFRAID
Declares ~ Only Advocated a Care
fuI Reorganization Of the coun-
try's "Undcveloped MH-
tary Resources"

u Washington, Dec. 90. Majo Gen
eral Leonard Wood, In an address to-
night at the banquet Of Bafnside
Fost, G A. r., characterized TIE war
scare as silly" declaring he nett er
saw any rrcsrect Of war nor had any
fears Of such contingency, but
simply had advocated careftl re3r-
gaaisation cf the country's "unaeve
soped m.lMry esourccs' Gen. Wool
said;
''The army isn't afraid of war, ror
is it filled by valor ignorance"
Wood said no additional troops have
been asked for from congress
ut has heen much discgssed
question: but little UNDERSTOOD ne
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21

New York, Dec. 20--Mr. and Mrs,
George J. Gould intended to announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Viyien to Lord Deceies at a dinner in
their home S57 Fifth avenue, Jan. 10
next. The dinner for which invita-
tipns are out, is to be one Of series
of entertainments to mark Miss
Gould's formal debut in society and
at once to celebrate her engagement
AS everybody knows, 1t remains rs
ually for the parents of the lady who
has given her heart and promise her
hand to announce her betrothal as
proof that they approve it, SO, her
friends say, Mrs. Gould is rather dis
appointed that the announcement
was made first in the London Morning
Post responsible newspaper which
speaks authoritatively of those in
England's fashionable society.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21

said. "Ai of us are interested In
many ways In developing the laten
military resources which we have IN
times of peace. We expect wars in
the future just as We have had thcm
in the past. We know that by arhi
tration many small difficulties viii
be settled. but we believe the cour-
try's resources should be ready to
defend her interests when necessary.
For as long as nations believe that
they are right. they will fight"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
WOLGAST WILL
FIGHT MORAN
But INSISTS HIS SHARE OF
PURSE BE s1a5oo REGARD
LESS OF RESULT - PRIZE
FIGHTS LAST Ni~HT.

Cadillac, Mich, Dec. 20. M. ea
SHOWN the challenge issued to him
last night BY Owen Moran, Of Eng
land, Ad Nolgast, lightweight cha II
pion, said today:
Y AI viii fght Moran fer the cham
pionship and 5000 sile bet within
80 days after the date Of his chai.
lenge. The fight must be of not less
than - rounds or finish; weight to
be 1873 pounds at the ringside; my
end of the purse to be not less than
$l2,500, fegas lless Of the result"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
Government SUSTAINED
French Socialists Demanded Rein
statement of Dismissed Railroad
Men, But Lost on Vote.

Paris, Dec 20.-The governnen to-
lay successfully maintained its posi-
tion against the attacks OF the social
lists under the leadership of VI. lures
who demanded the reinstatement OF
the railroad employees dismissed in
connection with the recent strike.
The government took the position
that It is impossible to extend gc><-al
reinstatement Of the dismissed for
insubor,lination and violence, but was
ready to consider their merits indi-
vi,lualIy. In the chamber OF deputies
tine government was sustained, 45O
ia 30.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
WAS THE BLACK SHEEP
Family Refuse to Claim Remains OF
Man Who Killed officer and Was
Himself Fatally Shot.

Philadelphia, Dec. 20,--It was stat
ed by Captain Souder. of the Phila
delphia detective bureau today, that
the man who killed Policeman George
w. Barnett here nearly a month ago
and was in turn fatally shot by his
victim, has at last been identified to
the satisfaction of the police.
He was New York man the "black
sheep Of a family whose members
are SO distressed by the manner of his
death that they will not claim his
body.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
PUG|L|ST EXH0N0RATED
coroner's Jury Declares injuries That
Caused Death Of Kid Gardener
Were Accidental

Philadelphia. Dec 20.--The eoro-
ner's Jury here today hell that thcin-
luries that caused the death last Sat
urday OF "Kld" Gardiner, a light
weight pugilist, were accidentally re.
ceiyed in bout last Friday with
John Kahn, another pugilist. The lat
ter was exoneratef
"A prize fighter takes the Same
chances with death as football play
er when he enters q contest" said
Coroner Ford
We don't hold q football team rss-
ponsibla for 4 players death. I seo
no reason 70 bold prize fehtersr @1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
MYSTERIOUS PAINTING
Beng Held by Customs cfficials--Be-
iieved to be Famous Van Dyck
That Was Stolen.

Boston. Eec. 20.-Tne customs Off
eials today refused 10 deliver to a
local art dealer an oil painting of
value which is said to have been pur-
chased abroad for $40, which is
tboueh to lie famous Van Dyck
stolen from private gallery in Ber-
lin some years ago.
'rhc painting is withheld III the re-
quest ct the German authorities until
lis ownership has been established.
Il The dealer to whom the picture "
consigned purchased II In an obscure
city In Eurore Last sun,cr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
HONOR DEAD DIPLOMAT
Impressive State and military Funeral
For Late Minister From Chile
TO &c Held.

Washington, Dec. 20---As an officill
tribute to the memory OF Donanibal
Crnse, late Chilean minister. and as
. mark of esteem, an impressive
state and military funeral will be held
here tomorrow for the deceased Dip
lomat.
The services will be attended by
the president and members OF the
cabinet, Justices Of the supreme court
Of the United States. the entire diplo-
matte corps. members OF congress
prominent officers and officials Of the
army and navy and officials of the
state department.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
INQUIRY THROWS NO
LIGHT ON EXPLOSION.

New Work, Dee, 20.-A searching
inquiry by the coroner and members
OF the fire department tailed today to
throw any light ON the explosion
which took place yesterday in the
power sub-statlon Of the Grand Cen
trail Station, which resulted In the
death Of To- persons and injury to
more than hundred. ana caused
property damage Of two million dol
Jars.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
GOOD PROGRESS MADE
But Number Of Children Allowed to
Grow Up With Mesere School.
ing is Still Large.

Washington, Dec pa compre
hensive review Of the progress made
IN American education the past year
Is contained in the first column Of the
annual report OF Dr. Brown, commits
tioner Of education, made public to.
day DR. Brown says:
Extension OF the area of compu.
sorry school attendance has gone fos.
ward But the number OF young
Americans who are allowed 10 grow
up with only meagre schooling Is stiIl
distressingly large"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
LIFE SAVERS MISSING.

New York, Dec. 20-Two members
of the volunteer life saving crew nt
Rocksway Beach. Long Island. are
missing. They are believed 10 have
perished today when new boat they
we're trying out with three other mem
bers Of the crew upset In the surf.
Three were rescued.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
WHITE AND JANSEN DRAW.

Sheridan, Wyo., Dec. 20.--F'rankie
White of Chicago, and Peter Jansen
Of Sheridan, fought a 20 round draw
tonight In the seventh round Jansen
knocked White down three times
Jansen forfeited part Of the purse be.
cause he was overweight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21

Cardiff, Wales. Dec. 20,---F'reddle
Welch, lightweight champion of Eng
land, won his fight with Jem Dfiscoll,
featherweight champion, in the TENN
round tonight on foul.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
CIR. COOK COMING HOME.

New York. Dec. 20.-Dr. Frederick
"A. Cook. traveller, OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.
will return 70 this city onstna steam
ship George Washington which is
due Thursday evening. Cook has NOT
been In the city since his disappear
ance over year ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
night and secured decision over
Frank Klaus, of Pittsburg
eARApA eeETs DECISION.

st. Joseph, Dec 20.After fifteen
rounds, Jake Barada. of South st. Jos
eph, was tonight awarded the deci-
sion over Tommy Mcfarland Of San
Francisco. This was McFarlanj's
first fight since he met Wolgast last
Wogast breaking his
arm
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
COMPANY ExoNERATED

Trinidad, Colo, Dec, 20.-The coro.
ner's jury. investigating the explosion
al Delegua mine of the Victor Fuel
Company on November s, In which 70
men perished. today exonerated the
compsny from responsibility
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
WHITE MANS HOPE. WINS.

Sapnlka, Okla, Dec. 20,--Carl Nor.
rls, OF Sapulka, Okla, heralded as
the white mans hope" knocked out
Marvin Fart, of Louisville, former
heavyweight chamI<.n of the world,
in the third round tonight,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
SLIGHT OPERATION.

New York. lEsc. 20.-A slight oper-
alton to relieve strained tendon ir
Senator Nelson w. Al,lrich's right
hand will be performed here tomor-
row. The operation is not serious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
DRY BY ONE VOTE.

North Adams, Mass Dec 21.-After
many years In the. license column
North Adams today swung into the
no license ranks by a majority OF one
vote.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
KELLY WHIPS KLAUS.

Boston, Dec. 20.-Fighting the last
seven rounds Of a 12-round bout with
broken hand, Hugo Kelly, OF Chi
cago, made a whirlwind finish tor
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
TAYLOR ELECTED PRESIDENT.

Chicago, Dec. 20.A-Harry N. Taylor
was today elected president of the
Illinois Coal Operators Association.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21
70 CAPTAIN CORNELL TEAM.

Ithica. N. ", Dec 20.--William Ed
ward Munk, of indianapolis, was
elected captain Of the 1911 Cornell
football team today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-21

ycnge the attempt on his life. STU
dents Of Cuban affairs have told Pres
ident Taft, it is said. that within "a
year the United States will have II