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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
WILSON IS WRITING
HIS SPEECH AT SEA

SEAGIRT, July Ex-Governor Wilson
was at sea tonight, aboard private yacht
putting the finishing touches to his speech
of acceptance,
He will return to Seagirt tomorrow un-
less he changes his plans, Joseph P.
Tumulty. his secretary in whom alone the
governor has confided the name OF the
yacht. expects TO meet the governor to-
morrow aboard the yacht at one OF the
nurnerous inlets along the coast. After
Mr. Tumulty has transacted his business
with the governor, he will land, The
yacht will steam out and head for anoth err
haven up the coast, The governor will
land during the afternoon and come by
motor TO Seagirt.
a week will have elapsed since his de-
parture to seek seclusion in which to
write his speech. 1t will be the COVER
nor's first public comment on the Demo-
cratic platform as an entirety, 1t will be
delivered here at August 7. at the cere-
nlony OF notification
While the governor has declined to fore
cast his speech, II Is known that the tar
IF Will be dealt with as the leading issue
In close relation to this. the governor
places the high cost of living.
Friends OF the governor say he will de-
clare for a tariff for revenue and not for
free trade, and Will urge gradual. ia ther
than a sweeping, reduction In tariff sched-
ules.
The governor expects to go to Trenton
Tuesday and has several appointments
with party leaders here during the day
His appointment book for the remainde.
OF the week also is we'll filled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
More Power Proposed.

II federal corporation does not prove 70
De the real remedy for Industrial ills and
the trust evil, the minority recommends
mat the commission OF industry be clothed
Win guarded power to decree maximum
prices when necessary.
The minority report comedies with the
majority report In that IL recommends
that industrial corporations should not
own common carriers Tho Renuhycan ~
members are also agreed with the Demo-
Gratis that corporations charged with yio-
iations OF the Sherman LAW should hear
the burden Of proof when charged with
unreasona BILE restraint OF trade. The mi
nority also agree with the majority that
individuals and states should have rho
night % Intervene in antitrust suits.
In criticism OF the labor condition
existing In the seel mills the minor
ity recommends that In blast furnaces
and rolling mills three shifts OF mon
working eight hours a day should take
the place Of two shifts working twelve
hours each
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hearing evidence and argument upon
them. Out OF total membership OF
5s only ls members OF that committee 90,
they only with regard to part OF tho
ca ses. the action of the committee haV-
Ing been unanimous with regard TO
majority OF them. The convention de-
clIncd by a. substantial majority 10 re-
verse the action OF the national commit
tee and II referred the contested cases
to the committee on credentials. When
unanimous vote. No one desiring to make
complaint ga 10 the seating Of any dele
gate was prevented from presenting hls
case. The COMMITTEES even considered
cases which had been decided by unani-
NOUS vote OF the national committee. not
bly the Indiana case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
Action of Committee.

AS an appendix. the statement carries
In detail the vote IN the national com
mittee on each OF the contests and a
statement OF the dates of the Taft and
Roosevelt conventions IN contested states.
The object OF the latter Is to show that
the Roosevelt delegates were chosen after
the regular convention had named Taft
representatives.
Onother appendix Is the report OF the
credentials committee to the convention
in which the statement issued by the
Roosevelt men attacking Of the majority
was answered. In discussing the charge
the report said;
''The statement as whole in It's In
situations OF combination OF unworthy
motive. IN its recital OF alleged facts.
Us grossly and maliciously untrue. ri
was intended 10 convey the impression
that the time for hearing cases was so
limited as to prevent their being prop
erly presented to tho committee The
untruthfulness Of this sta tement is clearly
shown by the records OF tho committee
and the newspaper reports of the delIb-
eratIons. Not only did the rules make
liberal provision for time IN presenting
the cases, but In every instance where
the parties presenting the cases. or any
member OF the committed asked for an
cyfenElon Of lime. ~ vra a0
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Facts Agreed Upon,

The four Republican members agree on
the following salient findings OF fact as
developed BY the long investigation Of the
United States steel corporation:
That j p. Morgan & Co, received S62,-
100000 for organizing the corporation and
that OF the capitalization of S1.400. 000, 900
nearly one-half was water.
That the average annual earnings OF
the steel corporation have been from II
10 II per cent OF its assets and the cor
porat!on controls moro than one-half OF
the crude and finished steel business oi
the country.
That the average wholesale prices OF
steel products has been lowered since the
corporation was formed, but that the cor
poration and ali independents have an
understanding as TO price.
The system OF interlocking directorates
has lnsidious consequence and tends to
Inside management and the Sitting OF
competition.
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Ore Situation Grave.

That the situation as TO the iron ore
IS grave and may betome mena cling and
that labor conditions in certain depart
nents OF the steel industry are bad
AS result OF this situation in the steel
industry. the minority members recon-
mend the federal incorporation OF all
concerns with capital exceeding S50,0DO,-
900 which desire TO enter interstate com
nerce. The corporations so chartered
are TO be known as United States corpor-
at!onsi For corporations Of smaller capt.
tai II is recommended that charters shall
( be voluntary
Ihe creation OF an Interstate commits
sion OF industry, similar In powers 10 the
interstate commerce commission, IS
recommended and this new commission Is
the bring about full publicity OF oIl cor
porations chartered by II. The new COM
mission furthermore Is TO be required. II
the minority plan should prevail, 10 pub
hsn the fact when prices are unreason-
aole and 10 recommend reasona bio prices.
-interlocElng directoratcs and holding COM
panies-such as the United States steel
corporation. are 10 he forbidden except
when permitted by the interstate com
mission OF industry.
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JUDGE ARCHIBALD
MAKE ANSNER1
BY international News senlcl

BY International News Serplc
WASHINGTON, July :S-u
OF Judge Archibald Of the cOzr~
to the articles of impeacbmta. 4
the senate by the house Of ls,ns
will be submitted 20 the ssn1t.l
a court tomorrow Afternoon al
The accused judge may he gss
son with his attorneys. The s1i1
OF the reply is not made 5uhlt
understood that a general dsrld1
sential charges wiil be mad.
claim is put forth that even 4 4
are not Of such a character y d
impeachment within The madI'
constitution. Some OF the nir'|
Will be admitted but a flat deil|
of any Improper motive In I'd
cases.
Senator Galllnger viii presi., 4
rows session. All the plcsdln9|
before the senate by Agsra
which day the senate w7ll ds,Er1
the trial shall begin. Many s,'
representatives arc demanding
immediate trial be held but
influential senators are holding
postponement until fall. No ~
yet been made as TO who I'D \
presiding officer, The plac. .
Republican and will fal! ciihir
ators Root. Clark OF WyoUlnL
OF the judiciary committee n
land Of Utah.
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Merriam to Preside.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-cbss..
r!aln, who ran for uayo, y, !.
q progressive ticket AZ ths Is.s
election. probably will be tsn,1
man OF The state conyentIor !
efssslve party here next saImi
Further reports OF the mss
held throughout the state Ven.
received ct Progressive hea5s'
day. Leaders said the op,i.1
state ticket became more "a.
hour. They were unable
give figures on how Inc cohy,.,
be divided.
From other sources. bovar..
lowing figures were obtained
suits in eighty-one Of the loi !;
counties. For n third st.is n
against, 50: uninstructel ~ I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
REPORT ON THE
STEEL TRUST
MADE PUBLIC
Federal Incorporation of Con-
Germs in Interstate Commerce
With Capital of s5o,ooo,-
600 Recommended.
TWO REPUBLICANS
DECLINE TO SIGN
Minority Members Agree,
However, on the Findings
as to Watered Stock and
j. P. Morgan.
sv International News Service.

BY International News Service
AsHINGTON, July es.-The fed
Nh{ eral incorporation of All concerns
NM engaged In interstate commerce
w whose capitalization or value eS-
ceeds $4,000. 900 is the keynote
recommendation OF the minority members
OF the Stanley steel investigation COM
niittee. The report OF the Republican
members OF the investigating committee
was made public tonight.
The full report is signed only by Rep
resentatives Gardner and Danforth, The
remaining Republican members, Repre-
sentafves Sterling and Young OF Mich
igan. file Individual dissents on the exact
character OF remedial legislation needed.
Messrs. Sterling and Young agree with
their Republican colleagues that federal
Incorporation is a remedy for present In
dustrial evils, but they decline to go so
far as to recommend the federal rcgula-
ton OF prices which Gardner and. DAN
forth advocate in the event the situation
cannot otherwise be met
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PROVE FALS|TY Of
ROOSEVELT CLAIMS
Continued from Page One.)

ties there were some contests and the
state committee. following the usage OF
the national committee. gave hearing
10 all contestants in order 10 make up
the temporary roll. There was clear
majority OF the Taft delegates among the
uncontested delegates. The committee
made up the temporary roll and then there
was a bolt, slxty-four remaining IN the
hall and twenty-five withdraw wing there
from. The case OF the TAFT majority was
so clear that Il Is difficult to understand
why n contest was made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
California Primary.

The Fourth congressional district OF
California presented this question: Under
the state law the delegation, two from
each district. was elected on a general
ticket. i'm a group of twentysix. Bach
delegate might either express his presI-
Dental preference or agree to vote for the
presidential candidate receiving the high
est number In the state. In the Fourth
district the two candidates from that dis
trict on the Taft ticket expressed pref
erence for Taft. but did not agree to vote
for the candidates having the highest
state vote These Taft delegates in the
Fourth district received a majority Of 2Oo
more than the Roosevelt delegates In that
district. The national call forbade any
law or the acceptance OF any law which
prevented the election OF delegates by dis
tricts. In other words, the cali OF the
national committee was at variance WITT
the state law. The state law sought &C
enforce the state unit rule, and required
the whole twenty-six delegates to be voted
for all over the state. assigning two &c
each district on the ticket 10 abide the
state Wide election, while the Republican
national convention insisted upon the unit
OF the district since 1880. That has been
the party law.
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Proof Is Demanded.

Tho statement OF the Roosevelt mem.
berH OF the committee asserted that tbe
speed with which the credentials com
mittee brought In reports made IL evil
dent that the reports had been pre-
pared beforehand" In reply TO this state
ment the appendix TO the White house
statement said:
In regard TO the assertion that reports
were prepared in advance OF the action
Of tho committee on credentials no one
OF the gentlemen who makes this state :
ment Will state Of his own personal knoWI-
edge that any reports were thus made -
In concluding. the majority OF the Gre
dentials COMMITTEES. defending It's decls-
ion said:
'As 20 the merits OF these contested
cases upon which the committee passed
Il should be remembered that the ma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
A. NJ. Mason. farming near Canaan

A. M. Mason, farming near Canaan,
rheumatism due he says to uric acid in
his blood. "Foley Kidney Pills en-.
tirely cured me and also removed nu-
Inerous black specks that were continu.
ally before my eyes, Foley Kidney
Pills are a uric acid solvent and are
effective for the various forms of
rheumatism. Schramm-J ohnson. Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29

IN reality. ho says, will be the regular
Republican organization. ~; Inc ne ,,iTea
to yIin third ticket next fall That Is
=" -. ta tho scheme worked out by the
Roosevelt managers II they are aole e,r 70
and tbey feel they can do u.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
FIGURES CONTAINED IN
REPORT ON RAILROADS
BY international News Service.

WASHINGTON, July ga summary
Of the annual report OF the Interstate
commerce commission on railroads shows
362,Ti0 miles track in operation. Total
employees. l.669s09; total wages. ST.
20s. 40. capital. slo20S 035 ,0Sl freight
2s2.iif tons; passensers carried oo7 s4S
$50; Increase OF 25.726. .6S3: operating rev
enucs. S2.7S9761. $50; operating expenses.
81, ,9l5, ,05i 005
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29

the fuller returns. He now !,
OF twelve thousand over Al, ies !,
tors. GU ~
Returns as TO other ofrc.
Apparently Congressman la
the Third district and Csns-..
Galloway Twelfth dis,rIc,
nominated. N'''N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
Morgan Condemned.

We do not hesitate TO say that this
transaction OF j. p. Morgan & Co. must
stand condemned before the more en-
hghtened business ethics OF later years -
says the minority in referring 10 the
So. 500, 600 fees exacted by the Morgan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
Washington Contest.

The contest in Washington turned on
the question whether the Taft delegates
appointed by the county committee IN
King county, In which Seattle Is sItu-
ated, were duly elected to the convention,
or whether primary, which was subse-
quenuy held. and at which Roosevelt
delegates were elected, was properly
called, so that It's result was legal. I'm
der the law the county committee had
the power to decide whether il would
elect the delegates directly or should call
primary. In some counties of the state
one course was pursued. and In other
counties the other. In King county, the
committee consisted of 200 men, the ma
lority Of whom We're for Taft. and that
majority, acting through Its executive
committee, elected the Taft delegates to
the state convention. Meantime. the city
council OF Seattle had redistrIcted the
city, IT before had $50 precincts. Now,
substantially, the same territory was di-
vided up into ISL precincts. The chair
man of the county committee was n
Roosevelt man. He had been given au-
thority by general resolution to fill va
cancies occurring IN the committee. a
general meeting OF the committee had
been held after the city council had di-
rected the redistrcting OF the city, In
which II was resolved, the chairman not
dissenting. that representatives could not
be selected to flll the 3S1 new precincts
until an election was held in Septcm-
Der. 1872
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
Colquitt Wins in Texas,

DALLAS. Tex, July 2s,-With about
IWo- thlros OF the vote cast in yesterdays
Democratic primary accounted for, Gov
ernor Colquitt maintains lead OF 5000
over ms competitor, Judge Ramsey for
the guoernatorial nomination
Congressman Morris Sheppard's lead for
United States senator has Increased with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
Shank a Candidate.

By International News Service
LILLYDALE, n. Y, July 2S-In an
address TO large audience here today,
Mayor samuel L. Shank Of Indianapolis.
announced his candidacy for governor of
Indiana, Mayor Shank was discussing
his work of marketing produce direct
to the consumer In Indianapolis when he
made the announcement. Mayor Shank is
q Republican.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
PLAN TO GRAB SIX
STATES DISCUSSED
By international News Service.

BY international news Service.
OYSTER BAY. \. Y, July 2S-The
Bull Moose party lineup was threshed out
today In conference between Colonel
Roosevelt and his national manager, Sem
ator Dixon.
As the situation stands now. the pro-
gressive party is TO gobble up the straieia
Republican ticket In these states: calf
foTnis, Kansas. Nebraska. North Dakof,
South Dakota and Idaho
IN all OF these states the progressives
are in control, So Senator Dixon re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
Party Law Recognized.

This convention recognized the party
Law and held 1t to be more binding than
that OF. the state law, and allowed the
two delegates who had received in the
Fourth district q vote larger than their
two opponents assigned TO that district
to become delegates IN the convention,
no power to limit or control the basis OF
representation of a voluntary national
party In a national convention. The fact
that President Taft by telegram approved
ing him is said to be an estoppel against
his claiming the election OF two OF those
delegates In their Fourth district.
What is there Inconsistent In his ap-
proving the candidacy Of all his delegates
and the election of two Of them? Why
should he be thus estopped to claim that
part OF the law was imperative because
In conflict with the call of the conven-
tloOo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
Assumed a Right.

Thereafter and In spite OF this con-
cluslons the chairman assumed the right
by his appointment to add to the exist
Ing committee 131 precinct committee
men and with these voting In the commit
tee. II is claimed that a primary was
ordered, There was so much confusion
In the meeting that this Is doubtful How
ever, the fact is that the Taft men pro
tested against any action by a commit
tee so constituted. on the ground that
the chairman had no authority to appoin (
the l3l new committeeman. They re-
fused TO take part in the primary. and
so did the La Toilette men. The news
papers reported the number OF votes In
the primary TO be something over 5000.
The Roosevelt committee showed by affi-
davit the number 10 be 900 out OF usual
tion OF the chairman Of the committee in
attempting 70 add l3l precinct men to
the old committee was of course beyond
bis power. The resolution authorizing to
fill vacancies OF course applied only 10
those places which became vacant after
they had been titled and clearly did not
apply TO l3l new precincts. 1t could not
in the nature Of things apply to change
from the old system to complete new
system OF precincts created by the city
council because II they were to be filled
the entire number of 331 new precincts
different from the old must be filed One
system could not be made into the other
by mere additional appointment Of l31
committeeman. No lawyer will say that
such action by the committee thus con-
stituted was legal. Therefore. the action
which the lawful committee of $50
took in electing Taft delegates who made
a majority In the state convention was
the only one which could be recognized as
a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
Children Oh
FOR FLETCHERs
9 q 8 Q ri

Moxum hotel. Fourth ~
State. Thomas Gavin. oropr's;
only first~class family hotel
European aud American pS'1
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29
COLORADO WINS THE
BATTLESHlP TROPHY
Rr International NeWs Seryice

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Figures or
gunnery In the navy for the fiscal year
ending June 80 show that the battle
ship Colorado won the trophy for yes
sells OF her class with an. average o!
II SIS. while the destroyer Monaghan
with final figure OF 66.67, won the tor
pedo class trophy The battleship tro-
ply will be transferred from the battle
ship Michigan TO the Colorado and the
torpedo trophy from the Dale to the
new holder, This takes the battleshir
prize from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and brings the torpedo trophy from the
western to the eastern sea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-29

Buy it now. Chamberlain Collie,
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summer is over. Buy it now and be
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sale by all dealers.
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Fusion Where Necessary.

In the other Republican states the pro
ersssive party will put up an indepeno-
ent ticket. AS in the Demooraio states,,
the progressiyes VIII merge IN onnositSon en1 stH
forces. Fusion will be resorted TO wnere
IL Is necessary To give strength 10 the
third party ticket. a..
"The progressive parry Is to run the
third ticket only In states where the
Rnnseyelt men ara not dominant, eald
senator Dixon. I'VE have got II pretty
we'll worked out now and see our way
clear 10 a complete organization In every
state. In every one OF the Republican
states we have strong Roosevelt organ
izations and the sentiment for the coll
onel's candidacy Is growing
II feel safe In predicting that Roose,
welt will carry Michigan, Illinois and
Pennsylvinia, three states where we are
10 have sharp contests with the TAFT
Of the dlstinotively progressive states.
We are also counting upon Indiana, also
for Roosevelt. Ex-senator Beveridse, the
third party candidate for governor, is
going to be elected in the Hoosier state
Alleged Illinois Straw.
"nlinois looks good for the colonel. In
a poll In Danville, Joe Cannon's district
Roosevelt got 3s5 out Of APT votes few
DAYS ago. The old soldiers home there
turned out a vote OF 1900 for Roosevelt
as against $50 for Wilson and TAFT com
bined That is the way the feeling seems
to run in Illinois. We near IL irom al
over the state
Colonel Roosevelt declined to get into
any argument with Congressman Gardner
Of Massachusetts. who insInuated thai
the eX- president. before commenting upor
the Stanley committees report on cor
porations. had obtained knowledge OF the
findings OF the minority In the house
perfectly absurd" said the colonel
IT never knew the minority made re-
port, much less saw it."