The Springdale news., 1913-01-03
WILS0N.CLARk CONFERENCE
Congress Will Probably Convene
 About March I5.

Trenton, N. J.. December, 25.- Congress probably will be called in- to extraordinary session by Presi- dent-elect Woodrow Wilson shortly after his inauguration, perhaps on March b, and the particular legis- lation that will come before it will be tariff revision.
 After two-hours' conference with Speaker Clark, the president elect declared yesterday that he would endeavor to meet the wishes of Dem ocratic leaders in Congress who, he was informed, were anxious that the interval between the two ses- sions of Congress be as brief as possible.
 Mir Wilson announced before he left for Bermuda that he would call the extra session 10 convene not later than April 15 As to the exact date, he said he would con- suit the wishes of the Democratic ANOt . III SSCilS SEoo. MI Ntih1 10 understood to favor March , as the day to begin work. "The sooner We get started, the better" he told the president elect.
 While the speaker said the time of the present session would be consumed with appropriation bills, leaving the bulk of the Democratic programme and platform pledges to the new Congress, he coneurred with Mr Wilson that the tariff should be the foremost subject to come before the special session.
 When the conference was over, Mir. Wilson said the talk had been alng universal lines, legislation as we'll as cabinet possibilities be- ing taken up, He added that they had discussed the general ehara ter of the extra session and the preparedness of lc=islation 10 eome before it.
 We both agreed that the tariff should be the main interest o1 the sesion, said the governor.
 In urging an early meeting Of Congress, the speaker told Mrz Wil- son he believed members of Con gress ought not 10 be kept waiting too long between sessions. Tfe president eject did not disclose what names he and Mr dark discussed Tor the cabinet HeZsaid at 1Ae outset, however. thaf-the speaker shad Hoteome primed with sag- gestions, but rather hesitatea 70 express himself on the subject of the cabinet until asked because he considered that a sort ot family re- lationship existed between tie pres ident and his cabinet
 T asked the speaker for his opinion as 10 several names. said Mr Wilson, and the names We did mention, he went over in a very judicial spirit He has had so much experience and l knew he would tell me some things about the public men that l otherwise would not be able to get, chiefly as to their ex- perience.
 Both the speaker and Gov Will son said Mr Bryan.s name had not been mentioned in the conference
 When the newspaper men ap- preached the speaker. he declined to give out any information as to his talk with the governor. They pressed him. however. as 10 Wheth- CT Mr Bryan had been discussed.
 Nc. answered the speaker ..In give you that much fnforma- ton IL was not
 When he was interrogated later about Mr Bryan, the speaker said plainly that he did not like 10 be interviewed about the Nebraskan
 m not going to talk about him, ; he said emphatical1y. you can mark that down, and there is no use to talk about it. l don't want 10 seem unkind or diseourteous. but there are some things l will do and some more that won't This is one of the things 1 will not do
 His Stomach Troubles Over