New-York tribune., 1911-03-24
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.


! washington. March 23-The President
had long talk to-day with Representative
campbelI who has Just returned from trip
through Canada whore he secured Vainaoie
information and statistics bearing on me
| 4, ,ecInrocity agreement Mr.. Canpben said
| he found the Canadian farmers strongly III
favor Of reciprocity, and patiently but anH-
iously awaiting its approval by the cana
dian Parliament and the United states CON
grcss.
| President Taft TO-DAY appointed Briga-
( dier General william Crozior ana Joseph "
ksIph director Of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing. members Of "A commission 10
investigate the duplication Of expensive
charts by tho Weather Bureau and Hydro
/ craphic Office and 70 make . report. with
recommendations. 10 the special bureau OF
economy aud efficiency, which will in turn
report to the cabinet Mr.. Taft hopes 70
save 5000 600 by preventing this duplication
General Crozler and NIr. Ralph will select
the third member of the commission.
Whitfield Mckinley collector Of the port
Of Georgetown, p. c.. John g. Napier. re-
Gently appointed register Of the Treasury
end Assistant Register Adams called 10 ex-
press the appreciation Of their race for the
letter President Taft wrote 10 Booker 7.
Washington.
James J. Hill, Of New York was lunch
con guest a. the White House
The President accepted an invitation TO
attend the dinner TO be given by the citizens
Of Washington In honor Of Senator Cal
lnger next week; condtionaly accepted
the invitation presented by Hiram Maxim
| and committee from tho Aeronautical So
ciety Of New York 10 attend the interna b
t:onaI dinner TO be given By that society on
| April 27, snd declined the invitation of
| Adrian Lyon and committee 10 attend the
annual meeting Of the New Jersey state
Pankers' Association at Atlantic city in
May.
Eugene F. Carver. Of Boston, who was
introduced by Representative Weeks, urged
the President TO appoint Judge Frederick
| Dodge. Of tho United States District Court
Of Massachusetts,, Judge Of tho Circuit Court
Of that state, to succeed Francis c. Lowell.
The constitutions Of Arizona and New
Mexico were discussed by the President
with Delegates Cameron and Andrews.
By Offering the United States marshal
ship Of Indiana 10 Merrill Moores Of Indian
apois. to-day. the President hopes 10 settle
the conflict between the Beverdge and Hem
enway- y-Crurnpacker factions Edwin 5.
| Lee Republican state chairman, was urged
fer the place by ex-senator Beverdge but
was strongly opposed by the other factions.
Representative Hemenway and Repre-
sentative Crumpacker were AT the White
/ House to-day.
Another marshalshlp dispute is that in
| Montana. IN which Senator Dixon and OK
! managed 10 hold up the nomuation of
| Charles s. Henderson. a friend Of Mr.. Car
ter. and hopes to have a man OF his choice
appointed.
ators Borah and Gamble. Representatives
| I'm and Wilder eX-Senators Burrows and
Scott. ey-Reprcsentatiye Maynard James 3.
! Reynolds. Of the Tariff Board. who intro
duced p. J. Shoninger. president Of the
| American Chamber OF Commerce Of Paris .
! fNurt Goslich. a reserve lieutenant in the
German army. Cecil Lyon Republican Ma
tional Committeeman from Texas, and New
ell Sanders, Republican National Commit
teen,an from Tennessee.
! Mrs Taft occupied n hox at the New
National tonight. having with her Charles
Taft, who is here for his Easter holiday
Mrs Howard Hollister, Of Cincinnati and
| ator Butt.