Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-06-18

trlAieW ana Cove urged the ntV ui
patent inside To reach the country
readers.
MANY farmers read these patent
lnsldcs. he said "Whcn ! looked Il
up, found that stick of stuff cv.
cry week was not eNorhilnnt ln
price and IL sure enough does get be.
fore The voters little hs little and eats
IT,"
Another of the Cove icttcr sirnct
and dated August I. 1911. gave som,
light ON the efforts Of the beet sugar
forces while the Hardviek committe,
of the house was investigating the NO.
called sugar trust Mr. Cove said II
would require some SKIN to itcmz,
his expense account so 1t could b,
checked NJ 10y an auditing board.
I'VE have had an interesting time.
the letter continued Palmer IL be-
fore the committee on his third day
today He les doinr Wen. II. 4. en-
tertamed them In Ncw York with. |
learn. good efrect The HardwlcS
committee report will reach over to
December and viii be- less harmful
than I hoped
Members OF the committee asked
who III, r." was
Mr. OXnard's initials are NJ r.
"nristow insists that he will vet get
VA his sugar amendments Oi course.
1t would likely end with the veto uf
the eVectve. but don't forget that
ms only four months to the session
when something viii be doing N
earnest ! have had some very en-.
eoutaging interviews as 70 next win
ter lut the ISSUE promises to be
warmly contested Senators Ike
Eofah Insist that they want to b,
shown. lio used those words 20 ~,
This morning
A letter to liamlin from ~ \.
Douglass. OF the Minnesota Sugar
company of Chaska. MINI. dated at
Detroit, April 9. laie. said.
I'VE think Il viii be- the wise plan
to have Mr. G. T. Fcnton manager ot
the Minnesota Sugar company, who
is now in Washington. meet the Iowa
senators aud advise them OF the pos
sihility Of the Minnesota sugar com
pany extending its interests IN north
crn Iowa IN ease of a satisfactory
sugar tariff settlement"
A copy Of letter purportlng to
have been written by Ilamlin 10 j.
Ross Clark, of Los Angeles, and dat
ed Washington. January rs. 1919,
said In part
"Mr Case had another conferences
with Senator Works yesterday and lt
satisfied that he win do all he can
for u.s."
lsopl,lng to that letter, Clark wrote
January 20, 1919, 70 Mr. Huniin.
- am glad Mr.. Case had q talk
with senator Works ! feel quite sure
that he will have to keep In line
A letter to c. H. warren, president
OF the Michigan sugar company dat
ed February /, 1912. ana apparently
from flamlin. said
"Mr pickett, from Iowa, who is
classed az an insufgent viii make
one of the principal speeches in oppO-
sltlon to any sugar measure data. ~
viii take the question up from the
standpoint Of Its being refiner's
propaganda and also from the agri-
cultural end Mr.. Mundcll, of Myom-
ing, also wishes to enter into the
fight on the floor aud to be equipped
with the necessary Information. II
iH for him that / want Mr. Hathaway
10 prepare brief Have two pur-
poses IN this, the principal one being
that IN furnishing information for
two persons 1t ls wen TO have the
question approached from two differ
ent viewpoints as It Is difficult for
one man to prepare Il brief for two
persons without their running along
the same lines This is very important
and the sooner II Is done the better
IT might be- wcll II Mr. Hathaway
would come here and do the work
on the ground II he does VIII arr
range matters SO he can get into mn
mediate touch with Mondeli and
know exactly what he wants. IT
seems TO me wise 20 have this ques-
tion presented, as far as possible. by
members whose district or states nre
not largely interested IN the indus
try
The efforts Of llamlin to get publ
city through the Associated Press and
leading newspapers was touched on
IA a number Of letters. on what ap-
pearcd TO be copy Of Hamlin let
ter to Cove at Fargo November 9,
1911 the writer declared that the So
called "Arbueklc interview had
gone into practically every paper IN
tho United states
After taking np the matter With
Mr Morey" the letter added and
after securing an agreement With the
Associated Press to handle $500
words. | gave out the enclosed, and
while It was well handled locally. the
eastern papers took only about a
dozen lines. As a matter Of fact.
would have preferred that they had
ignored II entirely ] have taken the
matter up with Melville stone, Of tho
Associated PRESS. demanding that IN
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