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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
CLASHES ABOUT DR.. WILEY
House Committee in Row About
Pure Food Inquiry.

Washington. Aug e-Obiecting 70 the
apparent plan to have the committee con-
stitute itself as A court Of review for the
entire Or. Wiley controversy. Represent
alive Sloan. Of Nebraska. a minority mem
Der Of the House committee investigating
the Department % Agriculture, brought on
lively controversy among members Of
that body to-day.
Henry +. Davis. personal counsel 20 Dr.
Wiley. undertook to go again into the
origin of the charges against Dr. Wiley
in the Rusby case. and was indirectly at
lacking the motives Of the personnel board,
which declared that Or. Wiley had tech
nically violated the law in paying DR..
Rusty an excess rate for his expert ser
vices Mr.. Sloan took exception 10 the as
sumption that the committee was investi-
eating charges against DR.. Wiley
The committee knows officially Of no
charges against Or. Wiley" he said We
are not authorized 10 sit here and take
evidence on the merits OF a controversy
which may exist I'm the Department OF
Agriculture our investigation should con-
Germ expenditures
Representative Mays. A Democrat, &C
cused MI Sloan OF becloudng the issue
by raising technical legal objections 10
what Mr.. Mays regarded as relevant testi-
rnony. Mr. Mays said the public demanded
to know the truth and the whole truth
Mr.. Sloan resented the insinuation that he
and his minority colleagues wanted to
withhold anything, but. suggested Mr.
Sloan. we ought 10 keep at least within
gunshot Of the object of our investiga-
ton.
Chairman Moss ruled that Solicitor
George F. McCabe, who was on the VII
ness stand might answer the questions
nut by DR.. Wiley's counsel Mr.. Davis at
tempted to get an admission from Mt
McCabe that Or. Wiley was absent from
Washington when the Rusby employment
was first called 10 the attention OF the
Secretary by an associate chemist. f. Ia
Dunlap. but the solicitor did not confirm
the statement.
Evidence showing that the Solicitor had
removed the words "benzoic acid" and sub
stituted the word "caffein" before circulat-
ing A Judgment against a food manufsct-
urer in a Missouri court was another lively
incident in the session .,,,
solicitor McCabe also admitted that VIII
lam IA. Harris. coffee expert, is emplog co
in the Bureau OF Chemistry under terms
exactly similar 10 those in the case OF Dr.
Rusby. which McCabe refused 70 sanction
ana which brought about the charges
against DR. Wiley McCabe insisted there
was a difference. in that Harris was the
only coffee expert the department could
employ. ,.s.
As "A result OF views credited TO President
Taft in a newspaper article that the House
committee is conducting an Eek parte IN
yestieation OF the Wiley case, Chairman
Moss announced that all witnesses Wnom
Tho Department Of Agriculture or the Pres
ident may desire 10 put on the stand VIII
be heard DR.. Dunlap Will be heard to-
morrow II is intended that DR.. Wiley
Secretary Wilson and other officials will be
called before the committee ends It's
sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

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WILL ACT ON WOOL BILL
Disagreement or Compromise
MAY Be Reported To day.
tFrom The Tribun. Bureau.I

Washington. Aug a-In a final EFFORT 10
adjust their differences on the wool sched-
ule Senator La Toilette and Representative
Underwood. In whose hands the fate OF the
bill rests, held another conference tonight
without coming TO any decision.
Neither the Senator from Wisconsin nor
the majority leader Of the House IL DIS
posed TO accentuate the difficulties In which
they have become entangled by disclosing
the results Of their deliberations. The con-
ference will be resumed tomorrow, when,
according 10 the House leader, definite &C
ton will be decided on. either the adoption
of compromise bill or the reporting OF
a DISAGREEMENT. II decision is reached
early enough in the day Senator Cullom
will call a meeting Of the conferrees, as
Senator Penrose, the ranking member, is
I'm Philadelphia. Even IL an agreement is
reached early. IL will be several days pc
fore the compromise measure can be draft,
ed. as a change in the rate on raw wool
will require a proportionate change In rates
on manufactured articles. There are, pc
sides differences over the classlncanons
between Senator la Toilette and Repre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
KNOX URGES TREATIES
Explains Arbitration PaCts to the
Senate Committee.
FAVORABLE VIEWS TAKEN
Only Hitch at Present Seems a
Possible Invasion of Upper
Houses Power.
From The Tribun. Bureau. J

Washington, Aug e.-The task OF scru-
tinizing the treaties OF arbitration with
Great Britain and France was begun In
earnest to-day by the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations, with the purpose OF
taking action on the agreements before the
adjournment OF Congress II the opposition
docs not assume too serious proportions.
Secretary Knox appeared before the COM
mittee to explain points Of the treaties
on which the members desired information.
The minor objections held by some OF the
members were easily disposed OF by the
Secretary OF State, but the question OK
yielding 10 a Joint commission the right
10 determine whether point at issue De
tween the two countries Is jusuciaoie
proved an objection not so easily over
come. On this many Senators are disposed
10 be obdurate, many OF the Democrats
and a few of the Republicans holding the
view that II is constitutional right OK the
Senate and cannot be alienated by treaty
or otherwise.
The committee met again during the
afternoon to discuss the treaties, and sew
eral amendments to remove the Objection
were suggested. In effect these PROVIDED
for the elimination OF the last clause Oh
Article III. thereby retaining in the senate
the right of deciding whether question
could properly be submitted to aroitra-
ton. With such an amendment, II is as
serted. the treaties could be ratified WITH
out difficulty.
1t became apparent to-day that the urea
ties will cause much discussion. Although
there is an apparent desire TO further the
cause Of peace and to ratify the agree
ments as soon as possible, the senate Is
resolved TO move with the greatest demo-
Grafton with respect 10 any detail wnich
appears TO involve its own prerogatiVes'
whether action may be taken before al
tournrnent depends largely on the I'M
tangling OF the legislative snarl brought
about by the wool bill.
The committee adjourned late to-day 10
meet again Saturday. No effort was haue
TO have the treaties reported.
President Tafts appeal on Monday IN
the Methodist Chautauqua In Mountain
Lake Park. Md. for the support OF the
churches toward the advancement or the
cause of universal peace through interna-
tional arbitration has met with the hearty
RESPONSE OF the clergy Of Washington, IRE
spective OF UNCONVENTIONAL lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
Accuracy Is the Important Standard by
Which Contestants Work Will Be Judged
WARNING TO CONTESTANTS!

It has recently been brought to the notice OF the
Tribune Contest Manager that certain interruptions
persons living in and near New York City are al
tempting to swindle the contestants engaged IN me
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sale book which they say readily solves all the
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svnders IL absurd for any one 70 stae
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OF many OF the pictures Is not known 70 any person
among those charge of the contest The only correct
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the Tribune Contest Catalogue, which can he obtained
only at the Office Of The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
DR.. FELIX ADLER BACK.

IT Felix Adler. head OF the Ethical Cult
ure Society. who went to London 70 attend
the convention Of races, arrived here yes
terday from Southampton on the White
Star liner Oceanic. He represented not only
his own society but was a delegate from
the New York Peace Society and the Ma
tioual Bureau of Education.
DIT Adler said that every prominent race
in the world was represented end that the
most intelligent man he met there was
Chinaman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
AUTO IN CRASH SPEEDS ON
New Jersey Man Left in Street After
He Il Seriously Hurt.

bloomfield, ~ j.. Aug. (speciaD.-Louis
s,do a carriage builder, OF this town, was
seriously injured when an automobile ran
80 carr,as. in which ne was riding
III. r,orrIno ar Grove street. The man
vas hurled from the vehicle distance OF
,harty feet. He received a fracture OF the
left arm and a broken tawbone. ,... ~.
coiIis,on Instead the driver put on top
speed and was quickly out OF sight. II was
impossibIe to see the license number OF
the car. .x h,rdr.d
Yards TO the nearest house. and he was re-
moved from there 70 his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
gA1HHouse TO OPEN FRIDAY.

President Steers OF Brooklyn heard rom
Buildings Superintendent Woody Yesterday
that the municipal bathhouse, IN Coney
Island. would be ready for the PUBIC on
IN the mems lockers were in place, ana
,bst the women's rooms will be thrown
- OF HOnoay or Tuesday. Affsnse-
r5ents have been made 10 accommodate
q o11 hathers on the first day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
r-rdsruood which will require re

sentative Underwood which VIII require re-
adjustment. .oa ,o-dav RON
veved the impression that Senator La Fol,
Iette would accept compromise rate OF
la or Is per cent on raw ~IDi sn wfse poJ
p prt,c1ns in the schedule. Senator La Fol
iet t made show Of holding eur for -
per cent. The insurgent ranks s SLOW s SIGNS
~ q povrne threatening to bolt the coalition
70 49, moment. The Wisconsfnite now
Fears that II he goes below 30 per cent ne
NAV NOT have enough votes 10 OBTAIN ths
annrovaI ~ The Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10

IN order 20 frame a complaint against the
vaAnsr Of a restaurant in Eighth avenue,
who caused her that humiliation. was de-
go Yesterday in the Supreme Court Jus
ice Brady said Il have not been re-
ferrcd 70. nor have 7 found any authority.
statute or otherwise which authorizes the
Granting 81 the motion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
CAN'T SEE POLICE sLoTTeR.

The application Of Mrs. Lillian Kennedy
To compel Police Commissioner Waldo 10
show the botter Of the West 3ith street
station house. wherein she alleged some
record Of her arrest Mas made on June IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
FRYE'S MEMORY HONORED
Senate Adjourns After Funeral
Committee Is Named.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. :

Washington, Aug 9.-After being in ses-
SION only a few minutes the Senate sd-
iourned to-day out Of respect TO the mem
ory Of its oldest member and former
president pro tempore. Senator Frye. Sen
| stor Frye's death was formally announced
hy his colleague. Senator Johnson. In ac-
Cordance with the resolution. unanimously
adopted the President appointed
committee Of seventeen-Senators Johnson,
Cullom. Gallinger. Martin. Bailey, Lodge,
Perkins. Wetmore. Culberson. Bacon
clark, NJ Wyoming Warren. Foster Sim
mons Nelson. Clarke Of Arkansas. and
Dillingham-to represent the Senate at the
funeral
When Senator Fryes death was an
nounced in the House Speaker Clark
named the following members Of the
House as a committee to attend the
funeral: Representatives Kinds. McGlli-
cuddy Gould and Guernsey, Of Maine;
Cannon and Mann OF Illinois, Sherwood,
Of Ohio. Adamson Of Georgia. Stevens
and Nye, Of Minnesota; Cullop and Cox. Of
Indiana: Peters and Lawrence. Of Massa-
chusetts; Reilly. OF Connecticut and Moon,
OF Pennsylvania.
The Committee on Finance decided 70
after Senator simmons. by submitting an
amendment 20 admit cotton mill machin-
cry at rates to correspond to the decrea SO
In the reduction of rates on articles they
produced. had tried Intellectually 10 block
r.
A majority Of the Senate which includes
some Of the Democrats is in favor OF TAX
ing no action on the cotton bill. Some Of
the insurgents. however. hope 10 make II
the vehicle for the revision OF other SEIZED
ules. thereby Transforming the present ses-
sion into a continuous tariff performance.
No effort will be made to tx a date for
voting until more time has been allowed
for disposition Of the wool schedule.
Lewiston. Me. Aug. Announcements for
the funeral Of Senator William Z. Frye
we're practically completed to-day. The
funeral will be on Friday. private SER
vice will be held at the home, at Main
and FRYE streets, at I O'Clock. An hour
later there will be a public service at the
Pine Street Congregational Church, OF
which Senator Frye was one Of the organ
izers In 1884 and member ever since. In
all probability the Rev. George NJ. Howe
of Groton. Mass. who was pastor OF the
church for many years will ofiiciate, and
The Rev. DR.. Leavitt II. Hallock, the
present pastor. will assist at the service.
The burial will be in the family lot at
Riverside Cemetery Messages Of con
dolence continued 10 arrive to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-10
LIST OF PRIZES.

1850 SSo-Eyeritt go" Automobiles, sit50 esoh
l-yi, Krakauer Art Player Piano.
W,s-r Bros' Combination Pane
played by hand. by foot pedal or electricity
$3.50 Francis BAG Art Piano
Chrsman sons Player Piano
s-e-xI Krakauer Pianos 500 each
Francis Bacon Player Piano
- Krakauer Piano.
1e-Seso Owen-Daveno Suite
1s-ta-S200 Brennan sets. 500 esrh
I5-et-ssoe Bermuda Trips via Steamship bernuos"-
es-2a-sso Ladies' Desks, $40 each
e7-16-s7sO Art China Importing Company breaAta'' 9
SIS each. -.
.J-ies-s.so Art China Importing Company Luncheon s~
SIS each.
Ies-tss-SlOO smoking thsrs S'o es'n
,a--t,s-soo Carey Brennan adde's Rockers $40 ea'h
1-lso-sso Carey Brennan Magazine Baskets - es'n
ihi-.Ac-sraO Iuken Gloves To order. $3.50 the pait'
IA, aSo =, ooo IT, Curve Fountain Pens 81 eseh
s5i-i350-xsOO Fountain Pens >io e''"'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14

Ipbulb He einsn lpobIsslleibeten Jrtm.
ben bsmsrtsn, ellen ne olf i'm ai anb
|er5dbIen ibm cine DeIhihte, Die auf
itin MltIsib berehnei iii. Spnosrbar
ilebt es aus, ip<nn man suipsiIen BEL
Ter Nuotl ber aleopatro DbboHIpfs
bemertt, bic auf auIammengeiumtsn
3tttunesbfdttsrn fhlafsn, aIs ob ibnen
bitfe Shub Dor benz foItsn pfIditsr
bSten. Hsfcnbere 0nrsiise BAT bns
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aefonmtnsn niht. Gs ift tiibler ais
in bef tfneren Gtdbt unh uls ohen an
Stranb. pDm Uluifs siebt in Den Wins
terndhtsn Elm eiiiger minD heraui btr
rie GIieosr burhidliet- Nber man tat
pFob, bic gdnie iinS pa. Die Guppens
te1tbeilnng fiubst ftatt, unb 70 1T bds
Gmbanimsni aetpiiiermoben DER mobis
ite piub fir bus Glenb oeipcrosn.
die WobItbdtiefsit thut iinsr istr nitI
IN aonbon, bic 6eilsarree benefit iih
seraoe BEL fpItsn Gjeiesenheiien aIs
ni;tlih, absr hos gIenb in elmer Gt1ot
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Eur sin bibfsn 3u Iinoern. ift cine fat
iiberHsnfGlihe Mufsabe. 9eiier mare
es iider, bic Gtant Qpnbon errittsstt
fir bic iaIts Sabrtsseit an belebieri
Gtellen Der Staoi MdrmehalIsn naf
8erIiner Butter, bic atenbs seihlDi.
len tpsroen. bic nur sur Sidrtuns uno
Grtpdrituns ipdbreno bsE Snses Die.
nen. Mnh III e. eins Der esften Roth.
tuenoig!tistn Bel berartieen oilfelei,
fiunsen, Die hruIsmdbigea Wagabuns
een bon benen su fonoeru, bic mod orr
Gciten tcoflen ober tonnen. Dnsu be-
oarf es absr Der 6iiie Der Crtsbeh0r.
ben uno Der poliaei. Die Tn lol6enOin.
ssn in England fhperfdlliser arbeiien
eIs anbersno. limb eiHitineiIen siettn
bic SbbdhIoIen iebs Ruft iiber bas
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entferni firt bic prGhtisIien 6oiels Der
Welt erbeben unb in lururioien alub.
tduiern bsfradte 6erren s1bneno ihren
lebten WhiStp trinien unh banu nas
auto beftelIen, bds he nit idutIoier
Gil. in Elm bsboaIihes. frieblites, ge.
fudrmtss beim fdbrt.
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Thlob) ongeIegt. Diefts. bdS an benz
BON 6omer 70 off ertpdbnten Stuusans
berfIub (jett Wenbtre) lieei. III nsnt
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man an cine bsr beriibntteiien 6tdtten
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ans aano fprans unb fogleid setObtst
ipnrns. 0erfaaene unb neu bsftitiets
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n0rbIih geIegenen ftorfen Bntkrien
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run uno 3fhom Burun. llntsr Mbbui
hamib iparen al bitfc pihtieen Nns
lngen febr pernohldlIigt; fell fsinent
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unb neuen Sorts Der italisnifh,n
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fpllte, mthr ais aetpadfen IiHO.
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aliein nurd ben ari.s beriibmt ass
ipcrnen; bier baben nitt nur genaItia.
Sample sstObi; audi cine Der f66Hfisn
2ietesfdgen in NIT ibrem Hdmen. fir
INNER Nrbuno.n. Riht nur ftinbIihs
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beros uno 2sanbers Gerssn
Riitr.s NIT bem pfeil ner S1mersen
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gout iif tsiner Bride Stsg.
linb ieiu Gutr5eus it0Bt pom llfsr,
Doh Die qiebs fanb ben Deg.
8. q.
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Gd,tper bertpuab ct.
9er s6anipirtb eSillism 3s1 ssn
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let bafit uHb aneebIih feline Stsnung
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loumen, ber ben 3uisanb beS Dsrs
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pierre gletdbebeutenb uno eine Iolhe
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men. 4ls oas eseisnetite Wittel fpirb
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bon ben 8unbesbeb0rbsn gsstpunssn
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