The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-25
aiIonal News Service.


lSHINGToN. Aug. e4.-At
midnight tonight a handful of
yeactionary leaders in the
euate are making a desper-
10 stave off the investigation
" by Senator Penrose and so
ss 10 affect every member of
re as well as Theodore Roose-
ib indications are now that
q Will be here and tell his own
Apfe the investigation is au-
10 message to Senator Clapp
party candidate expressed his
~ 10 appear as a witness be-
sonmittee.
Htsburn, Bailey and the 9th
fro desire no Investigation, are
ln behind a technicality, and
'as majority against them is
|lslnng, they have not yet been
nsrs is bare quorum OF
''1 present., bnt because a num-
sailors are bound by pairs and
'~e' lnere is not a voting
une the motion made eerly
"snlag BY Senator La Toilette
! vote on the investigation is
ns point Of no quorum is
Up A rollcall results and the
4 sustained.
H4 Wide Inquiry.
sesdments of Senator Poindex
va applied the Penrose resolu.
very member of the senate,
vas believed, enforce it's pas
tuhosSter, Borah, La Toilette,
other progressive lenders in
3'es held that no senator not
y or smoot, would oppose an
0n that involved the personal
OF members Of the house.
'nr Ihe wall Of Hepburn in the
y and the roar Of Bailey in the
E 1as corporation leaders were
% heht for their lives.
s@ything to stop the investiga-
''ae Or them knows how far it
Az OF them are afraid that
aslly 20 further tnan they
although there is but a band.
.sm here tonight, they defy an
Hloii'y that runs about so to q
Il tne rules Of the senate seek
Memselves from the fate that
eh Willing,
y esinsclf wants the investiga-
reels that he has been ex-
& much as he can be. And il
n,s - 70 be passed around, he
nihtss s lie has steadily voted for
~n'n even as amended all the
r., ,h0.Sesevelt's .e message to Sen
lEs, l, Inc chairman Of the com
N in,nha mas been making a pre-.
4 smquiry into campaign expon
\ ~ ny received tonight. Clapp
r,mnd u lad time to cali a meeting
\ ls1 some of whom have
a W Tor their homes. But Son.
ltjsn 'ao ~ very much for the in.
Fisa SAID tonight that while
: Is ISs oeen settled formally, lie
|nitr' :. colonel would be given an
Nj, 20 be hoard Monday,
|lssnt ~. 10 possible, whether or not
,sse'oiution is passed, for the
ka W. on privileges and elec.
"a M, % power to hear witnesses
eeNs,aat 20 go as far AS il would
u 10 under the resolutions
a. at Capitol.
|6,t tTa,iting till IL O'Clock TO,
), presfidseon sf congress was about tt
sittslaent Taft went TO tn,
,onm ,oaOnt It and to the presi
bf ~a. While the senator's or
sItasSs Vigorously plying FAM
|aaoss LOT the llibustcr agains'
10 w. resolution to wear itseI,
krp. "esr a, out the majority. Mr.
n frons s'IIoules of pcrspiratior
! eha;r~ his brow. sat in an en-
heasrsan and aihxed his sigputur,
bon ures ~ as had passed.
lstts de the senate met tonigh
|su ii. ueetnanded that "a vote b,
lst x, ,renfose resolution. Hey
"a fniIoo.a y violent objection. Be
70 teks could reply, Smoo
& RI. UP the regular order o
''M. 40 would have killed th
& lioysa. .ion was lost. Then L;
here 10 10 take up the bill. Be
1 WIS was Ia. no voting quorum thi
ior ). .iost, though tho divis,o.
~ 10 b apoiprt