The chronicle=news., 1913-06-18


er letter, came within tho class
objected I 81
The !lsr letter which
brought In anterventiou Of the
attorney. s., part.
II hive y from Mr.. Morey
In which he ~ at Mr.. Cove will
xo around try..x to educate con-
Cove any statistics he may dcsirc:"
Harry Austin. clerk In the offices
of Mr.. Palmer. tdentifiei the letter
M being In Oanard's handwriting.
Morry WAS president OF the Great
Western Sugar company.
Senator Norris today proposed
resolution tn broaden the powers Of
the lobby committee to call Robert
y. i.ovctt Of New York to explain
statements that Union Pacific and
Southcrn Pacific authorities had
been approached by pcrsons profess
Ing to have Influence In the Union
Pacific-Southcrn Pacific dissolution
procrcdinxs-
Mr.. Oxnnrd and Mr. Palmer took
steps also TO have the senate asked to
restrain the lobby committee from cx-
amIn'nk their private correspondence
dated prior to the present session. II
was raid that n resolution TO that ri-
feet would In introduced. Mean
while the committee worked on.
Copies Of beet SUGAR articles scnt
to Thousands of small newspaper. in
sixteen states west of the Mississippi
river and In Pennsylvania. Indiana.
Illinois aud southern states were pro-
dnr.d from the sugar mems. files.
They predicted that danger to the diff
fcrcnt localities would follow free
cuKar.
the beet su gar men was outlined In
som- of the unsikncd letters In the
Hamiin correspondence addressed to
Sidney Baiiou. one Of the active fig
urcs In the Hawaiian sugar orRanisa-
tion. II said that the beet sugar men
hnd made u contract with the Press
Service Company \, $500 u month
for publicity.
They guarantee the publication
Of fIfiy thousand lines month OF
matter pertaining to the sugar In
dustry." the letter added. II stated
further that $4,000 copies Of speeches
by Representative Morgan. $4,000 by
Representative Hickeit Of iowa. aud
5000 BY Representative Martin were
being oeat out. s7.-.-''7 =
A telesran from Hamlin to r. A.
Gillespie. Garden City. kas.. said:
Write me fully what you know
about your ncw congressman
Another unsigned letter dated May
.. 1919. addressed to Sidney Bxllou.
said:
tunity for publicity will arise In con-
ncction with the national campaign.
Tho Republican party Will Of ncccs-
sity he compelled To make tariff an
issue and the fight will probably GEN.
ter around sugar.
I'VE are In touch with those who
are preparing the Republican cam
paign book and the sugar question
will he handled subject TO our mp
provaI. In fact. the matter ID bcin:
furnished by us. An soon as the con-
vcntions are over IL Is our purpose 10
get In touch with the campaign man
ayers with view to having their
speakers fully posted on the sugar
question.
"In fact. I am personally OF the
opIpiop that IL would be well for us
to MI, "a few good men on the cam
paIsn committee who will give par
ticular attention to sugar. l believe
that more people are to be reached In
this way than in any other.
you asked me particularly with
reference to Dr. Wiley. II you were
advised, the doctor made us a propo-
xition for lectures which was acccp'-
ed. When he got into harness. how
ever, he found that he had undertake
en- more than he could perform and
asked to be released. We did not
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