The sun., 1916-09-11
CRANE TIPS HUGHES
ON EIGHT HOUR LAW
Ex-senator Advises Candidate
to Show No Opposition
in Principle.
NOMINEE LEAVES BOSTON
starts for State Fair at SYRIA
cuse and Then Goes to
Plattsburg.
NOMINEE LEAVES BOSTON

BosroN, sept. 1o.-Following his first
campaign tour. which occupied just six
weeks and a day. Charles L. Hughes.
Republican Presidential nominee. spent
to-day resting in this city. His train
arrived in Boston before daylight, but
the candidate and Mrs. Hughes remained
in their car until 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. hughes attended SER
vices at the First Baptist Church in the
morning and listened to "A sermon by the
Rev. Ansten X. De Blois. They re-
maincd for the communion service.
There was no reference to politics In the
sermon.
Later in the day Mr.. hughes had sew
erai callers. including former Senator W.
Murray Crane. with Cameron. Forbes.
former ,:overnor-Gencrai of the Philip
pine. and now president OF the Hughes
Alliance. and James r. Gnrhcld. Late
in the afternoon Mr., Hughes went for u
drive with MIR. Forbes.
All OF the callers. II is understood.
question Mr.. Hughes with respect to his
a N'ht s'i' ~ a'' $3.50
nominee expressed qualification for the
enthusiastic receptions he received. lie
is more than ever confident OF Republic
can success In November. He Is also
confident that Maine will elect the
| straight Republican ticket. including the
! two nominees for United States Senator
tomorrow.
crane Turns interviewer.
Mr.. Crane. on leaving the nominee. was
as guarded AS usual when tnquirers
asked him about his interview. The
primer Senator himself turned inter
viewer and insisted upon receiving III
formation regarding Hughcs's attack on
tho Adamson eight hour labor law and
their effect on Maine audiences. lie did
not deuy that this lad been "A subject OF
! discussion when he was In the nominees
presence, aud 4. was surmised that ne
| advised the candidate to make 1t very
plain in fu,ur speeches that he opposed
not the eight hour provision Itself. but
the method Of such legislation.
u was announced ,o-day that Mr.
hughes will deliver the keynote speech
in the New York state li%ciublicun cam
pa!gn at Saratoga september .? com
plc,e arrangements have not been made
but il il ssumed that Gov. Whitman vii
speak on the same platform
caves for Syracuse.
MIR. Hughes and his party left here a
IL IS O'clock Tonight for syracuse
where he will bc "A speaker AZ the STATE
fair tomorrow. II" Will remain there
until almost midnight. when he will 60 I,
Plattsburg. In the afternoon Of Tuesda,
he will visit III" military training am
and shake hands with the rockies bu'
will make no speech there. At night h'
will deliver an address in the rlattsburs
theatre.
The nominee vii, arrive AZ the Crane
Central Terminal. New York. AZ .:a'
: O'Clock Wednesday morning, .A~ccordinl
to the present plan, he will spend "a iru
hours at Republican national hcadquar
tiers and go the sanc day to Bridg-hamp
ton. to remain six days before lcl>ini
for a tour OF the middle West.
Mrs. Hughes will not accompany hei
husband OH that trip. but viii remain
in the East to place her daughters il
school. Miss Catherine Hughes. the see
ond daughter. enters Wellesley. Mrs
liugles's Mimi Mater. this autu,nr