New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
BIG HONEWARD RUSH
Seven Liners Westward B una
Crowded with Americans.
MANY ON THE CAMPANIA
S. Untermyer Before Sailing
Has a Word as to Corpora
ton Cash in Elections.

ra,dcr Aug 94-Amo"r tn P''
.,.o,s calling on the Campan'a ''-'''
- OTTO IT Raurard. who has been "'''
,r,.o for the last month on the
IT,. ,.oo.t Ho said this morn'n4 'h''
49,. .,..,obt .hc roli'iel situation '' u -
-...., c,o,ae had not get fully opener
,,, bo believed t'rat ~ 80" cam
wv ,.rocooaod hta ehird term "an''-
so,o would fau raoidlv behind. - 'N'
..,o,...-,ent represented only the o'Si' w.
-, ONO man to hold ONCE.
.r ar, very hopeful for Mr. tart ne
said -. O., rc-
..,.,,rc n me after several "H''- on
eve c,r,ircrt ard ir Eo"''"' '' .''
~. ,..,.d 70 san until The f'il but 'er
turn has been fastened hF '.,..
.--.oo a,rorrcir~ the death Of I'd
.1 rron VINO is Mr. Hee'mAH 3
brother. cam.
corus Urterwvor is also cam
.,o ,.eeoroar We hod q frW re-
lie ~ roa,a ~ political oo''''''
c,.-,.o~otte-e hm'~" "t'"'
.,,c.. he e~ia. "rh' committee mas
go. ear,,cncd no evrf2c". T'" OK
...,..,,,.s q, root o~5 N 20 ""r'
,., 7, .,.,e ..ovo~al'v u"' ~s'""d
ot enc rn1o 'hat.'ro contributions ''''.'
,oroe,, from corporations dir'''l' 'r
,,a,-cc,1y hut u is long tim' s'''r
.,,,.,oer,s we're carried or f'c
,,.~oro.e hooks Colonel RooS"'ei'
.,.idoc,Iv understood that wH"0 no 'S-
s,,oa and eucceo Cd IN Pet'ine a"f'
-, At, for,c,,s ,.i-'ucue de"u0c'r = y
-, N,or y Yorker n 1904 for 'a"'nR
~ asse-, that the Republican "amn'''n
u.os financed ~ corporate 'u"de ''''
,v,,,,,,. ccur took eve" Wall street o
b,co,h .wav hu' instead ot o'li'
.ba,octo~ized ~ u deserved to hs n
wa rrorourrod r7nrn'fccnt -
b.,oreee wo,d from ~ Ar"'h"..
NOW rs 10 the particular hc"' I0d'r
r.rlch the STANDARD Oi' paNn"nt 'h''
eiroIIar ravmcrt. vcra er'or'' n. 'I'
cornrany's hooks would he Instructive
Also on the Canpania Is Leonard
Wrav. the comn'eeio"er aDpo.r.'' ..
tho Federated Malay states and Sln"a-
moro TO demonstrate the Qualities ~
Nalavan rubber NJ the Rubber and
Auied Trades Exposition. AZ the new
Grand Central Palac" September '7 "a
October %. lie is taking across more
than eight tons II rubber exhibits lie
Is skeptical as TO the possibilities oi
synthetic rubber. but thinks IT may be
able TO compete with the poorest quail
tiles Of natural rubber.
The Philadelphia cricket team. which
has been playing several weeks III
Kent and Surrey. is going home on the
Campania. The team won four games
list three. and drew three Captain
John II Mason said he had had the
honor of playing three times against
w. G.. Grace the grand old man of
English cricket. The trip had been
taken largely for educational purposes,
several of the players being very young,
and from every point Of view the tour
had been remarkably successful,
Among other passengers on the Cam
pania are 6. g. Blackstock. Alfred N.
Coats, Mrs. James Guthrie. Judge Jesse
Holden and Justice and Mrs. Joseph
McKenna.
Seven steamships are leaving this
week end all with a crowd OF Ameri-
cans driven home by the unreasonable
weather prevailing all over Europe.
The vessels are tbe' Cleveland. the
Campania, the St. Louis, the Mime
waska, the Ryndam. the Lapland and
the George Washington.
"Kid Mccoy" $ on the st. Louis.
He says he Is going 10 seek the help
OF the American government In obtain
ing repnration for his arrest by the
Belgian authorities.