New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
lNO. P. HARMONY PLANS
,;,oc.ors Leave Presidency Va
.,rt When G. J. Gould RetlreS.
uew INTERESTS IN CONTROL
,,ers Get Three Members of
r-ocutive Committee and Will
Choose New President.

.-,. between The Gould and Rocke-
L-rbn Loeb Deutsche Bank interests
-. Missouri Pacific RAILWAY Company
,,sicated by the action OF the new
" - directors az the organization
.,-~ Yesterday and was emphasized by
-sA J Gould in a statement after the
..,,r AZ which. IN pursuance Of his
- cement with the banking interests. he
-...-ss rom the presidency and was elect
:, :, tie newly created office Of chairman
', ,hs board The presidency will remain
,..,.nt for the present. pending the selec-
ecr Of q successor 10 Mr.. Gould
IN. common understanding that the ne"
,..s-ssts would be found 70 have the domi-
Ling influence in the affairs Of the Mis-
.,--, Pacific was borne out yesterday IN
=. selection BY the board OF a new execu-
axe committee containing three represent
Elves each Of the Gould and the banking
,-,srests. the next president 20 he the SOW
.,,h member. and in the appointment Of
.,e,,ar committee - find a new president
,sis committee being composed OF George
Gould and two representatives or the
NV interests 7. 7. Gates and z. II
Adams.
NJ Gould's statement follows:
4. The Missouri Pacific meeting of direc-
tors held to-day for organization pufposSr
r. could was elected chairman on '4.4
b'ard. the presidency being ielt NSo@I' &c a.
his request in the hope OF hliinS ~ HI INC
vi neseTs Ts' Fred T Gates. George : Gould;
= y Adams =. 7 Jeffery. Edwin H9u.n
end Cornelius Nanderollt Were ss,-1-,tl1
,he executive committee and me So 80. -
,lsca eft vacant. 70 be filed by the ne"
rrres.dsnt when he Is elected 70 the ooaTH
" Could invited NessTs. MarSton, w ar
NrrS and Adams 70 serve as ulI 1[a,-rs
.br Ion Mountain board and MesSrS.
ra~Stou and Henry /. COOPER 70 ssINe Oll
,he Texas & Pacific board ana VI ~
ysrstcn and Adams on the Denver . ~ -
cs-srdA hoard IN order that the interest,"
.',ri-r him in the Missouri Pacinc shoulo
Isva Lose relations and be IN cohilh"o"7
,o1icr with al Of the properties. -. .t,.
> Is honed bv all the interests tnat ,ne
COMO and those ne has invited INTO the
.,,rooe~-iAs will now cease. They are WIN
o,,4 fo,,rdati IN fact. and can onl9 stISe
- iri,ire the credit or the prone. lieS' W.
Z. 's - united intention Of all Interested
~ S0srS APPOINTED special committee
ro,sisti-r n Nessrs. George !. Gould'
->-s5 : Gates and I. 2. Adams. - select,
--o-er.,. subject. OF course, 70 the ep-
r-rval az the board.
-be men reelected 70 the executive com
r,it-ee are Nessrs Jetery. Gates. Wander
tr- and George J Gould. and the new
members are Edwin Could and Z. D.
Adams kingdom Gould and G. :. Clarke
,'ce-presidert. retire. and J. J. slocun'
who also vss member - this committee
terminated h,s connection with q last week
through lis retirement from the hoard.
A. rho annual meeting Of tho stockhoid-
g. NJ the Texas & Pacific Railway COM
PAM. last Wednesday, r. L. Marston. o.
Flzir &. Co.. one OF the three rev directors s
~ the Missouri Pacific. and Dunlevy NIL
Rank. also a nominee Of the new interests
g. the Missouri Pacific. we're elected dlrec-
-o~e. succeeding. respectively, Winsiow :
Pierce ana the late Thomas r. Erhert Inc
hoard Yesterday elected Sir Marston =
member Of the executive COMMITTEES. IN
place II NIr. Slocum. who remains dlrec-
tor and elected Henry L. Cooper rep
-rrsntatire Of John p. Rockefeller as
.,re,tor in place Of Alvin W Krech, -
sisred George T. Gould was rc-eiccttn
president and hts son. hinSdCn 6oul"' VIZ
,e---1 % mn new vice presldsn'!-