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New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
G0MPERS FEARS NOT JAIL
Tells Court He Will Not Finch If
Imprisoned.

Washington, Feb. S-"Tho speeches I
made during 1905 were in support OF the
candidate and the party which promised
the labor movement relief from the system
Of federal inIunctons which had grown up.
made those speeches because believe In
tho right of free speech. II because Of the
exercise OF that right | must 20 to jail
will face that Jail sentence and will not
finch"
Samuel Gompcrs, president Of the Amorl-
can Federation Of Labor. made that state
mcnt to-day in the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. where he is on trial
for contempt lie admitted that he mad"
speeches I'm indianapolis and Baltimore
which attorneys who are prosecuting him
insist were contempt of court.
John Mitchell took the stand. and. look
ing intcntlv into tho face of Justice Wright
said.
When I was sentenced TO nine months I'm
prison | felt II kcculy. II was under pc
culIarly trying circumstances that ! dls,
cusscd II afterward felt then ana toei
row that this court had no right ana
should not have the right 10 sentence mon
to prison for contempt II was Tor inc
rights Of the American workinEmcH thdt !
SPOKE.
Nj Mitchell referred to speeches at
Toronto and indianapolis In which h" oriti-
ciscd the Injunction ISSUED by Justice GouId
and the contempt sentences imposed ny
Justice Wright
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
OLD GUARD" WINS IN QUEENS
BY Margin Of One Vote Will Run
March Primaries in Own Way.

"Old guard" forces in the Queens County
Republican Central Commuttee led by
State Committeeman Joseph II. De Bragg.
County Chairman II. Homer Moore, Therod
H. Burden and Frank Losec. at meeting
held In the Richmond HIM Republican CIuo
yesterday. won victory over the Progress
sIves In adopting rules to govern the March
primaries.
Mr.. De Bragga, as chairman Of the com
mite on rules. reported in favor of elect
ing members Of the county committee state
committeeman and national delegates by
Assembly districts. The Progressivcs, led
by II. Stewart Mcknight. opposed the prop
osition of Mr.. De Bragga, advocating the
election OF all county committee members
and delegates by the election district. As
there are lij election districts In Queens
this would make AS contests at the primary
Instead of four, AK under the Assembly dis
trict plan. Tho old guard" programme
was carried by vote Of 70 to % tho
county chairman breaking the tie
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
.BATHTUB TRUST FIGHTS HARD
Opposes Testimony Bearing on Con
ference in New York.

Detroit. Feb S-Goyornmcnt lawyers and
counsel for the defence fought over technI-
noon session of the trial of the "bathtub
trust" criminal case. Judge Angel; Of the
United States District court had under
consideration at adjournment the question
of admitting testimony regarding an al
legged conference OF deIChdah's at New
York. March % and q, 1910,
Edwin l. Wayman. Of Pittsburgh. on the
stand, identified contracts OF agreement
presented bv the government as having
been signed by the dcfendants at or after
a meeting in New York, May D. 1910. and
counsel FOR the defence admitted the genu-
ineness of the signatures But the defence
objected TO questions about an alleged meet
ing i'm March OF that year on the ground
that the Indictment had not advised the de-
fence that acts prior TO the signing or the
contract we're 10 he made an issue IN the
trial.
Wayman testified that hc called the va
riotg meetings Of the defendants and tho
contracts submitted in evidence named him
an the lcensor Of patent rights under which,
the government alleges an unlawful agree
ment 10 control prices was formed
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
MANN BATS DEMOCRATS
Twits Them on Lack of Harmony
Hay Bill Attacked.
fFrom The Tribune Hurcau /

washington, Feb S.-Injuring the tender
feelings Of those Democrats over whom the
Underwood steam roller passed at the
party caucus last night Representative
Mann amused the minority and plagued the
majority of the House to-day when he COM
mented on the Democratic woes incident to
the investigation Of the money trust" In
the debate on the army appropriation bill
Mr. Mann digressed long enough to picture
with effective satire the lack Of Democratic
harmony.
'Tn connection with the holding OF eau
Gus by the Democratic members Of the
House last night on the subject Of the
money trust or whatever it was" said
Mr.. Mann, IT desire TO call the attention OF
the House to a recent interview attributed
20 the gentleman from Texas (A1r. Henry
chairman Of the Committee on Rules"
The minority leader then read from an
interview in which Mr.. Henry alleged that
he had been approached by an emissary Of
Representative Underwood, who wanted to
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09

know il Mr.. Henry would compromise on
his demand FOR a special investigating COM
mittee.
Undoubtedly the gentleman from Texas"
continued Mr. Mann. knew what he was
saying when he said that an emissary Of
the gentleman from Alabama waited upon
him. In order that the House may have
full understanding of the occurrence. !
desire 10 read for the benefit OF the House
the meaning OF the word emssary'.
"Wchstcr's Dictionary says: Emssary--
an agent employed to advance im covert
manner the interest Of his employers, one
sent out by any power at war with another
TO create dissatisfaction with the people OF
thS latter
rhe Democrats looked sheepsh while
the Republicans were amused.
Il judge by the results Mr.. Mann con-
linued. that there was not only one ennis
sary but many cnlssaries sent out by the
gentleman from Alabama into the camp Of
the gentleman from Texas At least there
seems TO have been the required degree Of
dissatisfaction created"
The House ended general debate on the
army appropriation bill late to-day. after
minority members Of the Military Affairs
Committee had vigorously attacked the
Hay reorganization plan. Representative
Kahn attacked the plan to incorporate in
an appropriation bill important legislation
OF this character
This bill proposes a reorganization OF
some Of the STAFF bureaus" said Mr.. Kahn.
"If they are to be reorganized It should be
done with the line OF the army so as TO
have a composite and not a plecemeal re-
organization"
The hye-year enlistment provision, Mr..
Kahn predicted, would result in more descr-
tions and would be destructive Of army
efficiency lie was caustic in his criticism
OF that section OF the Democratic measure
which provides that no change I'm clothing
or uniforms shall be made without legisla-
tive action
1t is absurd to ask Congress TO go into
these details-to say how much a collar
must be turned up or down, how much
braid shall be worn and all that sort Of
thing. These things should be settled by
executive order, as heretofore" he said
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
LRr reisaranh 10 The rrlsun. ]


81. Paul. FEB S-"The report Of the nrst
Investigation Of tho Florida Everslade lan9r
by federal engineers although made In 1901
has never been made public by the Dc
partmcnt Of Agriculture, but have not
Thought that II was being withheld for any
special reason until month ago, when
received Information that It was Suppressed
by pressure from land men who were pro
noting tho Everglades"
This statement was made last night BY
John r. Stewart. professor Of engineering
at tho University OF Minnesota, who had
charge Of the government investigation ana
fled his report with Secretary Wilson ~
1907. Because he is still employed by the
government Professor Stewart refuses to
make his report public but he strongly IN
timatcd that It was most unfavorable. IL"
said:
Land i'm the Everglades is composed
mostly Of peat, and peat ~ subject v"
know little about. Another problem tina
limestone bed. There is no timber on tf'
Everglades While our party Of thirteen
was there We had TO burn kerosene for
cooking purposes There was littlc water
and we travelled mostly by pUshboats ~
the northern point the soil is twelve feet
i'm depth and or peat, but this taperS or
Al ih0 south with nothing but limcStonn.
Elliott I have known him twenty Yea
and worked under him for four years, bat
do not care TO make any statements re-
cardiuc him
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
BRYAN BLACKLISTS Is
They Voted Against Publication
Of Judicial Endorsements.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.1

Lincoln, Neb Feb. S.-Thirteen Demo-
cratic members of Congress have peen
placed on w. ]. Bryan's political biach-
list because they refused to vote for 'he
Cullop measure compelling the PresI-
dent to make public all Endorsements lor
federal Judgeships before making ap-
pointments. The list Of offenders Is
given by Mr.. Bryan In the forthcoming
issue Of The Commoner," as follows
Brantley, Of Georgia; Dies, OF Texas'
Garrett, Of Tennessee; Hammond OF
Minnesota; Holland of Virginia; korb-
ly. of Indiana; Littlcton, OF New YORK
Morrison. of Indiana; O'ShauneSsy' OF
Rhode Island; Peters, of Massachusetts,
Sherley and Post, Of Kentucky, and
white Of Ohio.
Mr.. Bryan says: "A man who really
believes that the President should be
permitted to make his appointments on
secret recommendation cannot he trust
cd to represent a Democratic COnstitu-
cncy."
Tho Cullop measure, favored by Mr.
Bryan, was contained in a bill passed by
the House, but was stricken out by "A sub
committee OF the Senate Judiciary Com
mittec.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
MADE BEST BEER IN AMERICA
Degen's Brewery Was One Room
Offered Fortune for Process.

San Antonio. Tex, Feb S.-CarloS Philip
Degen, who for thirty-four years sold tho
entire output OF his "one-man brewery"
over his own counter, died to-day, aged
eighty-seven. Degen's beer was declared
in a report OF the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture 10 be the purest in the
country.
Degen had been offered large sums by
American brewers for his process. but re-
fused 10 part with II. Since 1873 he has
conducted a brewery in one room OF a
quaint old building on Crockett street
which has been visited by thousands Of
tourists.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
COURT APPOINTMENT TODAY
Little Doubt That President Taft Will
Name Secretary Nagel.

Washington, Feb. S-President Tafts
selection for the vacancy in the Supreme
Court-believcd generally in Washington
TO be Secretary Nagel-will he discussed
and probably ratified at the regular meet
ing Of t"e Cabinet o-morrow. Little
doubt was expressed tonight that MIR.
Nagel would receive the appointment
Representative Anthony. OF Kansas
took to the White House to-day an analy-
sis Of Judge Hooks opinion in the Okla,
homa Jim Crow" case. II was that de-
cision which was said 10 have eliminated
Judge Hook from the Presidents list OF
possible appointees Some Kanssns OK
pressed the belief to-day that Judge
Hooks opinion had been presented TO tho
President by those friendly 10 some other
candidate. Mr.. Anthony said his analysis
the President
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
LINCOLN MEMORIAL PLANS
Commission Asks Successful Architects
to Submit Designs.

Washington, Feb. Designs for the
s.. .oOo. 900 memorial To Abraham Lincoln.
suitable to tho selected site in Potomac
Park. near the Potomac River. will be sub
mttcd to the Lincoln Memorial Commits
sion, OF which President TAFT IS chairman.
within the next few weeks At a meeting
of the commission in the White House to-
dav II was decided 10 ask Messrs Bacon
& Pope. the successful architects in pre-
liminary competition, to submit the de-
signs The commission will not meet again
until late I'm March expecting that the de-
signs will be ready then.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
COCKTAILS SEES STIMS0N
To Urge Speedy Action by Congress or
Panama Canal Tolls.

Washington, Feb. s.-Colonel Gocthals,
chief engineer Of the Panama Canal, was
in conference to-day with Secretary Slim
son concerning canal legislation pending
before Congress. II has been arranged tnat
they shall appear on Monday before the
House Committee on Interstate and For
elgn Commerce. II has been deemed abso-
lutely necessary by President TAFT, Secre-
tary Stimson and Colonel Goethals that the
present Congress should flN rates OF toll
10 be charged in order that tho great mari
time interests of the world might prepare
for the opening OF the waterway. II was
also held essential that provision De made
for the Zone and for the selection from
among the large army OF workers there OF
n force OF skilled employees to operate the
canal.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
FLORIDA LAND INQUIRY
Chairman Moss Says lnveS1'ga'
ton Will Be Searching.
CLARK REPLIES TO WILSON
Says He Can Prove EvergiaaeS
Charges-Another Story OF
Suppressed Reports.

Washington Feb. S.--A formal order io'
an Investigation OF the Florida Eve ts,aoo'
land case in the Department OF Aeri'", ~.
WAS made to-day by the House Coilii'ii'''0
on Expenditures i'm that department
Charges that Elliott and Morehouse' en-
aineers. who we're discharged by Secreteiy
wilson had been victims OF Florida lsh"
promoters and that official reports on Inv
true conditions in the Everglades had neeh
suppresscd. are to be investigated
Roprosontatiye Moss, chairman ~ mo
committee. Immediately autographed 70 J.
q Wright. Drainage Engineer of the state
of Florida. formerly connected with the
Agricultural Department 10 appear as
v,i,ness before the committee next Tnes-
dev George T. McCaDe, solicitor OF the
dcnartmcnt, will he heard on Saturday.
Mr.. Moss said:
have called upon the Department Of As
,iluiture for a complete statement OF the
aXact cost Of the drainage work ~ tle
FLORIDA Everglades, with a list OF all en-,
rloycs on the work. In t'liS statement WI
he included the cost OF getting UP lnp
norris which. il is alleged, were suppressed
/ expect that will be ready for the COM
mittee on Saturday.
The committee has decided not only 10
investigate the EverGlade lands and ths
alleged relations OF tho Florida land syno''
Gates TO the controversy, but also 10 CON
duct an inquiry into the drainage DIVISION
Of the Department Of Agriculture.
we will also thoroughly sift the charges
Of misapplicaton Of funds upon which were
based the dismissal Of Chief Engineer {. IT,
Elliott and his assistant, \. ID. Morehoute'
and the suspension OF r. f.. singleton ac-
countant Of the division" said Mr.. Mofs
This inquiry viii force d postponement OF
the inquiry into the forestry division OF the
DEPARTMENT which the committee had
planned 10 begin next week. .-y
Representative Frank Clark, Of tlorioa'
replied houy in the House to-day TO a
statement by tie Department Of Agrtcuit-
ure which described his presentment OF the
charges Of suppression OF facts and UNDUE
influence Of land promoters as 'prejudiced
and onc-sided." He said:
am ready to prove that the Secretary
OF Agriculture told me in the presence OF
reputable witnesses that he suppressed this
circular letter that gave the i8ctf, az the
instance of persons engaged IN SnlunE lan's
I'm the Everglades OF Florida. ] hestat"d
TO take this action because looked upon
the venerable Secretary Of Agriculture
more i'm a sense of pity than of blame. But
millions Of dollars have gonc into the COY
Cerq of these land sharks in Florida t0r
lands that were eight or ten feet und'r
water and that should have been Spld pN l'
auqrt instead OF the acre. II the people
want to bo humhugged, am perfectly Elil-
ing to let them be humbuggod. but not ps
a Co-partncrship between "A great govern
nout department and these land spccula-
TORS
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
oLEo MAKERS HOARD BUTTER
Charged with Being Responsible for
High Price of Dairy Product.

Green Bay, Wis, Feb. Sin a paper read
before the Wisconsin Buttermakers' Asso-
citation, in convention here to-day, Thomas
Corneiuson, a government expert said IL
appeared that the oleomargarine manu-
facturers have been working an injury to
the buttermakers. i'm that large quantities
Of butter had been purchased by the oleo
men. put in storage and then the market
flooded with oleo.
The shortage In the butter market caused
by the large purchases, Il is said. has
forced up the price OF butter and in that
way increased the sale of oleo until the
output has been nearly depleted.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
MOVE TO DUST COMMISSIONERS.

Albany. Feb S.-Attorney General Car
n,ody has been asked to permit the begin
ming OF quo warranto proceedings TO test
the title TO Office Of Thomas r. Farrell
commissioner OF jurors, and Charles Gran
commissioner of records, both of kins,
County. These men were appointed las
year to succeed Republicans who were leg
isIatod out of Office by the Democrats. TIE
actions have been begun by eN-Senatc
Alyah w. Burngam" jr, and Almet Reed
Latson on behalf of the KINGS county
RonubIicau organization. They sliege that
tho now laws are unconstitutional.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
DANISH KING MUCH BETTER
Inflammation of the Lungs Diminish
ing. Physicians Report.

Copenhagen, Feb s.-A rcassurinG bull
Ictin as to the condition Of King Frederick
who was stricken suddenly III two days
ago. was issued 10y tho physicians in at
tendance to-day. II says.
The inflammation OF the lungs is di-
minishing His maicsty's general condi-
ton is satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1912-02-09
ADJOURNMENT BY APRIL I

Albany, Feb. S.-Fina adjournment Of
the Legislature by April | was predicted
by Majority Leader Young in the Assembly
to-day. in announcing that action on prl-
mary legislation probably Will be taken
next week.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Mnmeien oes 2o,penmirtbes Sit .nno
sic s@eune11 ser @eidmiiter Oelf4ld-
ger uno 1es @oloarbeiters Mi9. Bol<
finger ab. - Bfarrer Serb. @patb in
So r b d 1T i'm Sitter bon " Sabren
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car in Saslad /. g., umo Oberfirf
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Ser G%ntpidf11ng Gur6 6ieies Bro-
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=. N.n0Or 9Cnrohon
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS RIA
8a9ern.

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actipe @emetmetpablre9t berlieben
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fi6 6em Mntrag g%egeniiber obIebneno,
1ngegett itimmten SOS Centrum un6
6e @e@te. - Sic gbeIeltte 8eDer
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Sdnei6emeiiter 6. Eopfen aus @ar-
rel perfaufte an Sen 8ader @idmerb
@obnplab in @roBe bon IL 5def=
feliaat fit Sen boben Yreis bon 5000
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