The Cairo bulletin., 1913-01-11
AND
| O'CORhAN CALL
ON GOV. WILSON
Discuss Names for Cabinet; Prince.
ton Students Given Place
uat Inaugural -
MOVES TO GUST THE TRUSTS
New Jersey Executive hdorscs Acts
to Bar Holl.ng Companies I
From State.

ldeat-eleet Wilson had an importast
| two hour conference this afternoon
| With Senator O'Gorman of New York
and Senator culberson of Texas, and
at its conclusion the Presidential
again declared that Wi liam j. Bry
aa's name had not been mentioned
n connection with the Cabinet. The
| Pres det-eleet said that Mr. Bryan'a
nanfe had come up casually from
| time to time, but he was more than
| ordinarily specific in his declaration
that il had nothing to do with the
| Cabinet,
Another important development
of the day was that the Governor
has approved series OF corporation
b lis submitted by Judge Van Sickle.
and Chancellor Walker. who eonsti-
tute a committee that the Governor
some time ago asked TO invcsti te
this subject and draw up what they
regarded as necessary legislation
conforming, OF course, to his ex-
pressed views. These bills, the Gov
craor said, WI have the effect OF
increas ng the number Of oifenses
designated as misdemeanors which
are punishable by an optional PEN
atty OF fine and Imprisonment.
Students in Inaugural Parade.
The Governor has accepted the
Essex troupe of cavalry of Newark
as his personal eseore at the inaugu-
ration. but he has also expressed a
wish that pace be found In the
| line OF march for the 1000 Prince
ton undergraduates who desire 60
| accompany him at the inauguration
| The only reason the students could
not be designated as his personal
escort Is that the rules require 0
mounted military organization. The
students. however, will act as an cs-
eort from Princeton to Washington
Senators 0Gofman and Culbcrsan
dec lned to discuss their conference
with the Presidcnt-elcct.
Governor Wilson prefers 10 give
his own version of these confer
enees He said.
This was somewhat overlapping
conference These gentlemen had
intended com ng together. but Scna-
tor O'Gorman had been in New
York and he came from that di-ec-
ticn. while Senator Culberson came
| from Washington We discussed the
special session, what should be done
and how little should be attempted,
Eenator O'Gorman brought up q
number of matters we had not had
the chance to talk over for long
time, miscellaneous in character,
which engaged us for while before
Senator Culberson came.
D 'scuss Cabinet Names
II sought their opinions about g
linmher of names for the Cabinet,
We 9iad branch excursions over good
lstories ! along the roadway, most
IoY sthom personal in charaete- and III
Ewould be little indelicate to repeal
lthem
/ The Governor denied the reDort
THAT differences had arisen between
him and William G. MeAdoo and
vii lam +. McCombs. He let it be
understood that he IS on the closest
possible terms of friendship with
| both. 6t
The Governor was asked about
the corporation bills.
"The new bills have to- do with
the issuance Of stock and the forula-
tion of hold ne companies he said
Aims at Holding COmpanics.
"Wil they prevent entirely hold
! ling companies in tha state?" Il
Il hope SO. was the reply THAI
is Their purpose"
| What penalty is provided for a
violation of these proposed laws?"
eThey are of the same character,
the kind that are on the statute
books now OGenses are made mis-
deweano-s."
The law. prohibiting no ding com
panies will probably affect such
1 concerns as the American Tobacco
Company which has many subsidi-
aries and a score of others similarly
organized
lTWO MILLIONS PARCEL