Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-23
Trust Buster" Of Administration
is Loyal to His Chief.
TRUST CRITICISM GR0UNDLESs
Western Senators Declare Their
States Are for President.
SLOAN WRITES WILEY REPORT


trFOm a ctafI Corfesponucut.D
WASHINGTON. Jan. s2.-tspeciaI Tele-
gram.l-It is expected that Senator Ken
yon OF Iowa will issue statement to-
morrow Of his position toward the presi-
Dental candidacy Of Senator cummins.
Senator Kenyon made brief call at
the White House today and was with the
president a few minutes. To all Inquiries
as to what he intended to do regarding
the candidacy of his colleague In the
senate. Senator Kenyon said his position
would be made clear in short time.
There Is strong belief, however, that
Senator Kenyon viii throw to the winds
his political future in Iowa and show no
hostility to Taft. The principal reason
for this attitude Is that Senator Kenyon
was for long time the trust buster
Of the Department Of Justice. knows
what the administration has done in fight
ing the trusts. and Is heartily sick OF
criticism OF the administrators work IN
that direction Mr.. Kenyon feels that
his trust work is under fire when the
president is under fire. He will. though.
probably support cummns az favorite
son
The Iowa senator 'is known to cars
little about returning 10 the senate. He
has been half sorry for long time that
he ever permitted himself to be elected
to his present term. This Disregard Of his
political future win have much to do with
what he has to say IN his statement to-
morrow.
The president saw a number OF other
republican senators today and they
nearly all talked politics. Most OF the
callers repeated assurances heretofore
given that the president need have no
fear as 10 the delegates from various
states. Senator Guggenheim says he sees
nothing 10 Indicate that TAFT win have
serious opposition in Colorado. Senator
Gamble IA stiIl confident that South Da-
Rota wild send TAFT delegation
siesn on WHEY eosamittee.
The unanimous report OF the committee
on expenditures In the Department OF
lAsriculture on the wiey- Rusby -hccabe-
wilson incident. which stirred the coun-
| try some months ago. is In large measure
~ aa,s.,,. s,oan \, w.nr..tr
As member Of the subcommittee having
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h seen I'm tho keen analysis which the
rerort discloses.
president Tafrs treatment OF the Wiley
Incident is practically approved. The re-
mort recommends the passage OF a law
rovernlng employment and compensation
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ol eApo'ts' anu a,s' a.,
Of vouchers. IL taxes nouce OF uircpro IN
the bureau OF chemistry. which was dis
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nesses curing the heAr'hs, ah"
remedial procedure. IL pays tribute TO the
| .htu,, .,a long aar,,,ca of Secretary Will
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son, put chhs h'enuoh " w"
| ment OF the pure food and drug laws as
being judicial ,nztead OF administrative
The report. however. generously admits