The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15
|GLAND INTERESTED
R PRESIDENT S TRIP
Mons Keenly Watch Amer
lean Sentiment on Peace
4 Arbitration Treaties.
EAR ANOTHER STRIKE
|Ilstrial Situation Far From
htisfactory; Railways May
|Again Become Involved.
|AR ANOTHER STRIKE
BY PAUL LANIBETH,
The Tribune.

-s.i cablc 10 The Tribune.
avnoN. Oct. it-EnSland is taking
q, ne much interest IN the tour Of
.iasnr Taft through western America
n, Americans themselves. II Is re-
"a that it IS upon the impression he
ra6e on the American people that
/ ATE OF the arbitration treaties de-
4, and England wants those treaties
Ia and ratified. IT Is realized that
,,rjt Of tho recent election in Can
|has been distinctly unfavorable- 10
ntlcalion OF the treaties by the
tA states senate, but the hope is
.kN Mr.. Taft may nc strong cuopgh
|.rlng The senate around to his way
fhtius.
4 ihe Taft arbitration plan Is re-
|td by peace lovers Gs The only feasl-
method Of checking the terrifying
<ass Of armamcnts. the vital impor-
> ofjts success Is seen all the more
M IN The light OF the new hostility
Ia the British that has famed out
esmany OF late.
IIioDs are giving rs much thought
1smlans can give 10 the warning Of
q Bcbel 10 the democracy OF Europe
|rsdiction that "henceforth tic order
ft day viii he IN increase of arina-
d by sea and land, all tending TO
.siination that, In my opinion. can
END without q great catastrophe" IT
q that with the signing Of the Anglo
&frmsf. fr.a
taken and the extension OF the
fple 10 take In the other great coun-
Till bc made much easIor.
fre is no question In the minds Of
=tmlsts and statesmen here that
q OF the present unrest throughout
De Is due TO the enormous burdens
aaticn made necessary by the build
|pf nav!es aud The maintenance OF
sruies. And the fear is growing
rAess the brake is applied before
lie whole European social fabric
pl the anxiety over President Tafts
Much Industrial Unrest.
Industrial situation in England is
far from satisfactory, There Is an
pus feeling of dissatisfaction among
Iaii"ay employees. arising out Of
!ertnt agreement which led 10 the
nlment OF the railway commission.
IL grNvely feared that another ma
Strike may be precipita,cd. The
'V OF the position iS reflected by the
~ displayed by the board cf trade.
az the present moment is cNcr-
All It's Influence TO settle a num-
~ sectional disputes. The railway
would seem, accepted the agree
.igncd OH August 10 last because
Noueht IT would clear the way FOR
tophinc OF all questions respecting
and wages, and would result in
!nnol Increases all around. That
moi nHely 10 be realized. because
panpanies take the position that as
snG hours in most grades arc gov
ov awards that axe binding until
some cases and 1911 in others,
can be no rsOpening OF these qucs
unul INC awards expire,
Asfefnient states that the concil-
ooaTds shall meet 20 consider forth
questions in dispute between the
sna the companies. but the compa-
aNe np what appears 10 he a per-
hsicdl position. namely. that mat
lat were disposed Of by arbitra-
uhder the scheme cannot be
no matter how unsatisfactory
,s,us nny nave been from the
neh contend that. had they
me agreement was capab bla of this
e.aGon. They would not have ac-
There is nor the least doubt
'oss discovery has created "A very
-hhe among The men. and unless
s,Ih'ehtlnn Is met. there may be n
VI thc demands for "A national
form that will make il dift-
~ 'he mems leaders TO refuse ".
another Grand Old Man.
election of w. G. G. Gladstone 10
Ill from the KilmarnoCk BurGhcs
orlngs another Gladstone Into
sh., but has given great encour-
tns 10 tho Irish home rulers. Mr
nv, d grandson OF the O. .. Nj
nume rule n vital issue in his cam
Aau though labor candidate was
~ hsd and trlumphantly elected
ntst bye election in which hom;
scs Inc dominant issue.
1'adslone VIII End several grand
lhe prime minister already II
sn'; s,n Including William Peel. th'
NH h HooeTts grandson: Lord VOL
n1 Is a grandson OF Lord Sails
az, Arthur Stanley. whose grand
we fourteenth earl OF Derby. wa:
in'iusier no fewer than thre,
la lSo.. In 1883 and again in 1856
ID. a. NdNSh0lSh- BSlllnck lS LINN
~ pescent from the third duke o
h VINO was first lord of the treas
enS1 and again In 1907. AT leas
IN ashown mcmbors OF the hous
Iesc.nt from John. third carl .
n Lota Ninian Crichtpn Stuart l
.i.- u.Scent from that popular plim
1ns 'nruugh the eldest son, and I
Al u Wortley Is fourth in descer
Nle second son. Lord Kerry !
Gi1lcat-graUdson Al Of tho first mar
/, ,insdowne, who WAS prime min
MAJ, me house OF Lord Hugh Gee