The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-14

BEVERLY. Mass. AUG IG-Charles
Dyer Norton Secretary 70 President
Taft a1d the man who is playing a bold
game 20 nd the Administration Of some
OF It's political burdens, continued his
study q the game today. while the
President himself attended church and
rested on the shady porch at the F.-aus
cottage
A-r. Norton m0tored down TO Boston
with Lloyd c. Grscom. president of the
New YORK county Republican commit
tee auG INTENDED to continue his Jour
neg u-ith the New Yorker and win e7rs
Norton clear 70 New Tcrk
MI Griscom was the overufzHf r--e=+
at the Evans cottage and la addition
TO the tax ne had with 1Ir. Taft last
night was able TO say a few words about
tne New York situation today
-ir- Norton went south 20 New York
with Mrs Norton, who IS recuperatinz
from the Operat ton performed tlpo1 her
at the Beverly Hospital weeks azo.
She is on her way to the Norton Sr577-
mer home, Al St James T. where
she VIII remain most Of the remainder
OF the summer
Talking About New York.
Nobody IN Beverly. however. doubts
that on the motor trip and later AR.
Merton talked about the New York sff
uation with 8Ir- Griscom.
The Developments Of the last few davS
indicating clearly that Mr. Norton ana
senator Winthrop Murray crane OF
MaSSachuSeJJS have assumed the Te5rs
OF leadership of the RerT-blfcsn rer+y-
snow also that the Secretary 10 no
n Fiesi1ent Is anxious 70 know the IN
slde OF state politics in every state from
the Atlantlc 10 the Pacific He wants to
set ms information first hand ana
scouts VINO have been sent out have r.
ported mere 70 him than To the Presi-
Il became known today. too. that xt
week some Of the Republican leaders
are coming 10 Beverly The LIST Is said
70 lnclUde prominent New YORKER a-7
today Mr. Norton learned .s9r1efb5rI--
ABOUT the troubles there from d man
who = supposedly nOn-partisan
Next to Ohio. New York is causing
Jhe Administration political advisers the
greatest worTy
They know that they are facing a
particularly bitter fight. esnecfaI7- z
Mayor GaynOr gets well and consents
70 become the gubernatOriaI nominee OF
the Democratic party
His martyrdo2nl VIII do much, hfgh
hepuDl-can politicians have aIutitled
mere, to strengthen his hoii upon ths
people To md man Who u-5U have
any show al all against I5ayuor is
utJinS subject for thought
Norton Is Firm
Mr. Norton, from past actions. is nos
the man 20 tremble, however He viii
submit 10 the advice of older poll
-i-isns. but is likely 10 insist that a
Oh lice be made as quickly as possible
SIR Griscom doesn't believe in hurry
ing but may change his mind after this
political motor ride.
Mr. Norton declared before leaving
Beverly -oday that he would not see
any New York politicians while In t-sst
State. he intended 10 reJUrn 40 the
summer capital to-1orr0w-
President Taft rIrs- Tart, and Capt
A W Butt, went 20 the First
Unitarian Church here today Miss
Della Torrey. OF MiHbUry, The Presi-
dents aunt, did not reach Beverly this
afternoon 1t was said that she " III
come over this evening
Probably one OF The big mite House
motors viii be dispatched TO NiiIburv
for her special benefit, and not ouiv VIII
she have an opportunity 10 see -'N ilI-F
Taft again. but she VIII have a seventy.
five mile ride through one Of the pret-
tieSt sections OF MaSsac chuSStts-