Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent

              WATCH   FOR  THE   GREATER  WILKES-BARRE   PROSPERITY  BOOSTER  EDITION
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WILKES-BARRE. PA.. SUNDAY, JANUARY   19,  1913
PRICE FIVE CENTS
TURKS SEND AliSWER TO POWERSje REHEW WAR
BeplyofroHc in Whicli it Asain llctuscs to (iive
Vp .VdriaiH»|)lc iakni  to iiieaii That Strujif-
zW Will he KesiiiiMMl.
London. Jan. IS.-The Turki|<h ,ovcrnmonl'.s reply to thc n...le ef the luropean powers, which the Turku=h jovernment formulated today, will be I refusal to gi%c up Adrianople and itfi adjaeent territory to the Balkan I aMes. The note ."-how.s thc desire of I aembcr.s to end the war, but they em- .jhaticallv decline to recede from their iiacoinpromising position regardint; Xdrianople. I
:   In  ooneUu-^ion    the    note    intinuucs arkcy-s   readiues?   to   resume   peace j r«ekotiations   upon   this  basi-s. j
it is understood that the reply wih 1 delive-ed to the jiower.s on Monday
H-»'h'''h ''"^'' '^ "'" ^'^ ^^.'^"^'¦^ '-•^ '*^"' •ress.
The Balkan deiesates to the peace: inference declined to discuss at any, Lcih -he latest reply from Turkey. Unlll thev had se.-n the latest note.; TWO of ttiem, however, indicaied that! if the forecast received from Con.-3lan-^ tinople were true. K moans « resump-¦ titin of the war.
Pi-epare to Renew  War.
.Bulgaria i.^ i-roceedinj; wiUi her preparations for a renewal of the war. according to advices received m l>on- , don today. The Turkish .Government | it is known has by no mcan.s been, idle since the armistice wus declared, ^ notwithstanding outward indication,-,-¦ to the contrarj-. I
Nazim  Pasha.  Turkish   amba.«sador, ,0 Germany, in referring to the late.st note of  the  powers said:     "I   cannot help  remarking  that   Kurope    which four months ago proclaimed the pnn-
war would bring into <|ueslion the fate of the Turkish capital and perhaps an
extension   cf   hostilities   tn   the   pro¬ vince of  Kiiriipean Turkey." Xot Too l-'.xactlnjr. With   such   evidence   of   European sympiUhy.   .said   Pasha,   nobody   could consider  the  Porte  too  e.xaeting If It asked tor an explanation of what: the powers meanl by moral and  material support,  judged  by  tho efficiency ofi the   benevolent    support    so    lavishly j ooured out in the amba-ssadorial note.
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ATIIKXS TN AN  IPROAU
Athens. .Ian. IS.—Thi.9 city -was inj n ferment of excitement, for <<ever.al hours tonight over the nfc-ws that the Creek fleet at last come > grips with the Turkish fleet and haa ••ompletely destroyed it. The Turks, according to reports received, 'eft the Dard¬ anelles this morninr; and v.ere at. tacked by the Gf-iks thirty miles south of thi^ .^trails. When the ne-svs of the annihilation of the Turks was received here an iminensp crowd gath¬ ered outside of the ^linl.-^trj' of Marine and  cheered   for  some  time.
It  is thought that the daring raid by   the  Turkish  cruiser Ilamidish   on the   Island   of   Sira   durins- the   week determined  the   government to  make an end of    the    destructive    Turkish warships  hovering  lii<o   wasps  In   the .\egean sea.    The Oreek fleet consist- { ed of the nag.=hip .\voroff. the cruiser.^ j Psara.   Hydra. Spetsi    anO    four    de. i stroyers.     The Turkish fleet was mane j
HOUSE A8AIN CONSIDERS BILL FAVORIfJB CANTEEN
.Viimial ri^lil is Uoiiowecl When thr .Military .Vp- pi'oinialion .Measure is Introduced-—Al- lowaiiee ot Offieers Kediieed,
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('relegra|>li   lo   Imlepondent.i
W'ashingion. Jan. I.S—The Hou.se today had tinder consideeration the military  apprpriation   bill.
The annual fight for the restoration of the canteen in the army wa.°! wag¬ ed. Keiireseniative Kartholil. of .Mis¬ souri, propo.sed an amendment to re¬ store the canteen but it went out on a   poim   or order.
tee that a report had been, made- to. the Department of Justice -with a view,' to criminal pro.secution of all «x«-.h* casea.
Representative Humphrey Introdoi'--' jed a  resolution to prevent ths use of the   Panama   canal   hill   by  all  ship."; which  enter   Into  rate  pools.  <onf«re- , ences or agri'pment«.     Humphrey al¬ leges  that  the  shipping  trust is pre-
On a point of order rai.sed by Repre-j paring to monopolize the canal.
The   prcjsident and   vice  prcdidynts of  the i'nited .States Chamber of Commerce,  vvhich    nun ones     in Wasii ington on .lanuaiw '-'Oth. In the centre   is Harry  .\.  Wheeler, of Chicago. President of the t'nited of Commerce.    .\t the  left on top is  vice president .S. D. Jones, of ffcorgia.    Below   hitn -V. Teal, of Oregon.    .\t the right  on   top  is  vice-president  H    K.  .Miles of D. Fartnihar of Pciirisyhania.
\A'iscon.sin.
^itates Chamb'T
is  vicc-|iresidcnt  Josedi
Below is vice-president .V.
up of the battleships Karbarossa. ^Ir^i"^ of the maintenance of the stale Turgutrais, thc cruisers Mc.-sudiyeh. i Hmr before the war will take tho Mahidieh and .\sarietifik and thirteen r«„lt of conflict has now taken the .orpedo boat destroyers. There was lirdinarvcourse of demonstrating!,wo hours of heavy fighting, tne t^nettt fit'v bv '.naking in its last .Greeks firing with great effect The fot" n allusions to the possible greatest damage w,.s. it is believed ?1 bv mv countrv- of Con.stantinople suffered by the Harbarossa .s she was l?d 80^0 of her' .vsiatic provinces .arly noticed to havo a heavy list to vvhen il says' that a resumption of the   starboard.
im Cill fOR Tffi LIVE
f IRES IN WYOMING VAUEY
UNITED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
MEET IN WASHINGTON TO-MORROW
All i:fforl to Ik' .Made   JoI>r< ni;Toj» ether (he .Mainfold Kroiioniie and (oni- niereial Interests of (he Nalion.   .More Than 1.00(» Delej^ates i:\peeted
to Attend the Great (iatlieriuj*.
.senlalice l-'oster. of Illinois, the pro¬ vision permitting thc West I'oint cadets to participate in the inaugural parade  was .stricken  out.
\riuv .\IIowance R«'0<Iu<-«hI
Til'- llouso also i-ediirerl by SJ.S.">,- iiiiij the allovvani e of army officers. I ifficers will (-ontinue to recaive cus¬ tomary allowances for <iuarters-. but the government will not pay their heat iind light bills.
During the debat<- on the army hill •-f.'ncle Joe " Cannon,   who is  soun
The Senate noi- ilown to real -work today aad passed man.v hills or. the unanimous (onsent caleQdar. m^st of the measures heing for land Rrants, private  pensions and private claims.
.\mong the hills pa.<wed was th° House mea.sure establishing a bur¬ eau of mines with a dlrcotor who shall receive $6.1100 a year. This bureau i.^ to supplant the one now op¬ erated under the Department of the Interior.
AnotVier    bill    approiu-lating   JS,00<>
to   retire  after  nearly   forty   years   of j for .Miss .Mice C. iHoughton who -a-a."*
pub'it-   service  sang   bis   --swan  song.
j scalped   two ile announced   he  would     not    again i in the Census office.
years ego   by  a  i-nachino Two of .Senator
.seek  Iiublic  office. T.,odge'.s   bills   incorporating   the   Na-
Representative Tutle of N'ew .Ier- tiona! Institute of .\rts and Tjettera sey introduced a resolution to make jand t'ne .\merican .\cademy of Arts an in^¦estigation of the lettlrg o* con-iand I.,etlers went ihrough as did an tracts by the Post office department |aet giving the commissioner genenl for transferring for'-lgn niai! frc-m in-1 uf immi/^ration authorifty to establish oming steamers in  Xew Ycrk bay to j inland immigrant stations and to pr.>-
the steamship and   r.-i!lrnad  piers.
neuresentativc Calder of Xew York, introi'uced a bill to create a commis¬ sion to be known as the T.a.l>rador Current and   Gulf stream  c imniisslon
teet aliens. This me-asare has pass¬ ed the House and goea to the Presi¬ dent for his signature.
Tilt   Over   .<!t2.->.00O   Claim
.V   tilt   over  the   $l':.".O0i>  claim   by
which shall report upon thr- feasibility i tlu- Cramps Shipbuilding <-'o. against of obstructing the Labrador current jthe government enlivened the proceed- so a-s to prevent fogs and icebergs on | ing.s.     Senator Smoot of Ttah.  ohain-
the  Atlantic coa.st.
Helil an Tnvestlyralion
Th.' Indi.iu .Affairs (-<.i-nmitte > held an Investigation into the cnarges against the Interior department made by the irncle Sam Oil Co. in connec¬ tion with the leasing of oil and gas lands 'oelonging to the Osage Indians. .<eori>:ary Fisher notified Hie ccmmit-
pion of the meeasure and Chairman Crawford of the Committee of Claims, who reported it adversely, clashed at tho end of the day. Adjournment ended the debate and the matter-rrent ov er.
The jVenate set Febniarv' 15 for the exercises in nu-mory of -the late Vice-President James S. .^^herman.
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(lelegi-.-iph   to   liMk'iicndeiH) i !iiatii;ii ofa hody vvhich wiH (u
Wa.shington.  .l.-.n.   1 >.—.Vn   .-ffort  to | ;,dvisory ad.iunct  to  Congress
bring to4otlier the luauifoid economic!       . ^. ...      .. .     i /-•„,,„,.ii
. ,   •   .        .       ,    ,. ;      .\  meeting of the Xational Councii
and  comnn-rcial   interests  of  the   na- ;
lion   will  b-  made   for  the   first  time | <'f tite Chamber  will be held  Monday|
The
Booster Kdition Of   The   Independent   Will Soon Be Heady loe   The   Press- Get In Befoie it  is Too  Late.
(By George Harris Uonohue) through the publication of (he PRu^j-
Suppose for a     miiiu'Le     that     youpKuiTY   BOU^TEIl   KDITI" iX    thani wanted the    community  al  large     to   t^p yi-^.n earned satisfaction of having^
in   the   history   of  the   United     Stati-s; when  the  Cnited .states    Chamber ofi Commerce   (onvcnes   in   this   city   to¬ morrow.
Chambt-rs of commerce, nuinufac!-. urer's associations, business inan's league.«, commercial club.s and other! organizations of men actively cngagcil ' in the nation's commerce have taken an activr interest in the movement! and   have   contributed  their  iiuota  lo,
coint-  tn  Tuosday.
O'Gorman  of  Xew
Mr. .Xagtl and  will
on  the   present commercial
the  naUi n and thc relation
.-^eualor James   .\.
York  will     follow
Ieliver an atldress
stiite   of
between
sivs ENEMY mm im ,
MEN AND DESIROY MNill
night al  the  .Vew  Willard     Hotel     tolcommerc:' and legislation.     He will be
pals upon tht- program.    Immediately; followed  by  Representative Henry  D.jCNd.  (ioethals -VniH'ai'S BefOl'e      \aAal      ' ('onilTlif t«>Ck
^1 , ,,, .   „     ;.<• \^„, "I the thou.saud odd del<-gates novv pour-j
foster the idett th.U you  were a ^'reat | „c.f|uainted  every  Chamber     of  Com  ,
upon, the adjournment of this meet¬ ing the CouncUhus will meet by States and selcfl members to servo cm the nominating committee. Thc reures- «ntatives of national trad crsani7.a- tions will meet separately nud name their mcmb-.-rs of the committee. Ad- .iourntuont vvill be th'^n t.ikcn Tuesday.
Clayton if Alabama
The rci^pon.':* to the address of wel¬ come will then be delivered by one of the vi;;iting delega.tes.
The     Chamber  of     Commerce     of Portland. (Oregon, and thc Chic:igo -Vs¬ sociation  of Commerce  have   brought tilli up the (|ue.*;tion of the official rccogni- j lion of llie ncw  Republic of China. It
and Ontlines Proteeti<m Whieh   lie Claim' Will he Xeeded In Panama.
philanthropist.
nd sui.posc that in! „.ercc. Board of Trade. Bu.sinesa Men s order to make this showing look like! As.sociations and Com.nerc.al Clt.bs the real thing, you had picked out an; scattered all over the ^ "'t'^<J f ^=^'f^ individual on w'nich to shower your .,„d Canada, with ^^^e fact that n spendthrift patronagev and after you ^vilkes-Barre and «hc U yomlg % al- had acquainted all the village locals! ,ey there are po.ss.b.l.tle.s galore for Of vour great benevolence.—suppose capitalistic investment, and we will you .suddenly discovered that the ob- have the farther-satisfaction of xnow- Ject of your mis-directed  benefaction   ,^^    the    PrtO^•pl¦:IHT^       BOO^ 1 UK
I ing  into Washington. ]
j      The coordination if th.-sc  miinifold
I interests has as its purpo.se the infor- !
(Telegraph  i"   Indepenilc-nt.)
Wa.-^hington.   .}an.   18.—'.jiving    ex¬ pert t.'stimony as an army officer and Charles   -Xagel,  .<ecretarv     ..f   Com-iis   believed   by   many  -Vmerican   mer-j,!,^  niost  competent  of  all  who  have merce  and   U-ibor,   who  was  a  priniei chants th.U regenerated China affordsj studied   the   probleni   connected^ with factor in bring the Chamber into be-i a  fe^MiC  field  fi>r ju<licious     businessi the  Panama  canal.     Colon*"!     frcorge
ing  will  deliver  the  addrei^.-i     of   vvel-j exploitation.
the IMJ
proved to be a man who could buy and ."sell you three times over,— WOl'LDN'T IT .M.\K1-: YOC IRKIT- .\BLE —SAY : : — WOCl.DX'T IT .MAKK YOU FKEL I-IKK TH1KT^ CE.XT;s.'
Heally it is to lauph.
Thc other day while circulating around town. 1 li,ii)p<-ncd acro;--s one of your moif-i rci)rpsentativc cili/.ens who happened to have a most uniuuc idea of tho PUO.Si'KUlTY BODSTKIl BDITIfiX shortly to be introduced bv-^ ],,;,y ov en Tilt: IXDKPKXDF.XT.
This (hap told me in all s.-rioii.s- neas,- and h'- was one of the big>re.st men in thc i-ommercial life of Wilkcs- Barrc—thai be would be willing to contribute his share oi help- THK |.XI>l':il'l-:.XI)K.N 1. lb aibb-d that of einir.sc he midt-rstood tin- - PROSPKRITY B<><>.><'rKlt KDlTKi.X 01' THE INlti:PKXlM-:XT was being arrant't-d in order that thc iiul>li.-<lior might   reap   the   l>enefil.
Sl-'or a nioiiienl or two I idubln't fi«[ure whe-hi-r ibis man vvas seriou.s or nm. I»ut I c.mie to the i-onclnsion lhat i. vas time for uie to open up,— and in the <-our.-;e of lh<- next 'ive minutes 1 told thii? KKHKKSHXTA- TlVK BU.S]-\KS.S M.\X a fiV.- things aiwiul the finiiiieos of TIJK i.XI>!-'.- PK.VDK.XT lhat made him di/-/..v with the hcHt.
TAFT'S APPETITE IS ALL RIGHT
iiDlTlOX   1)1''   THJ
will be one of the mosl elaborate ;ind coriii>rehensive digest for di.ssectlon by a critical public ever compiled in thifl I oity. j
it may be rca-.-koned without coii-i tratliction that the new.spaper men who, are a.sso< iated wit'n me in arran.ginfC I the    I'lVUSPKrtlTY  IJMikSTKU     KDI-j
TIOX   for  TIIK   IXDl-U'I-'.XDH.XT  arci^^,,^ Taft  v|..ited   Ih nol  pIiilanthropiHt.s
¦ai-lakos    «t    si\ \iglil,_\I|   Ko,
(T<'lograpli   |r( .Vcvv   Vorl.'.   .lau.
Dinner^'     in     I'vvo -oi-d^   Hi-okoii. ln<l<>|iond<-nt)
IS,       .\\ll.>.)     |'j-e..;i-      .....     ...-.,,^,,          b.-ini|Uet    of   the
ind  there i.s .iustj piichcss County .Society
sible ohanc" that some of them i make   .IS  mnch  as     six  orl
at  tbe   Hotel
WILSON RECEIVES SOME PR AISE^KD^ CRITICISM
I orbes. (he Well KnoAvn  rinaneial and hulnstrial N> ri(<'e S<*<'s (iood In Some o\i (he President-
^V. C;c^^.thals, the canal builder, tcday declared that the de- f>-ns.< .if thc canal de|>en(lR upon the naval strength of the Urited States. >Ii3 testimony was given before the House committee on Xava' .Vffairs and i? an iippeal for a great< r navv-.
"If ive lost a sea fight at either entrant e lo the canal " said Col. Geo. Coethais. "our enemy could land forces nnd the canal would 'oe de¬ stroy-d   or   t.Tken   posses.ri,)T)   of.     The
canal will cost when complfitM ahowt $500,000,000."
Col. Goethals was b,-for» the com¬ mittee to vmo the mainteii.ince of a force of marines on the canal •'one While he has the necessary workmen he desires that barracks for the marines   be erected.
Questioned by the committee. Col Goethals said it was his judgment that there should be kept on the Isthmus at all times an armv forc^ of at least -.-,.000 men to protect til* canal.
"The policy of the government," he ob.scrved, ".seems to be opi>o.«ed to this and the force will he reduer aliout   S oon -•
'ed  to
Astor  tonight   he   .«.-hattorcd   thc   baii-
riuet   recorii for chief exoc'iliv es.   hav-
.scven dollar.s as a reward for their in-I j^„   partaken   of   si\   dinner.^   In   t«o
dividual  and  colb'ctive efforts  In <ry-; ^i„],jj;_tl,,.pf,   i„      niiladelohia      .-ind
ing  to  arouse civic  pride  among  thCj ^,,^00 in this city.
iiihabitant.-i  of  thc   Wyoming     Valh-y,,      The   Prr-sid(-iili;'l     oarl>      in.-'ndip-| l„it   outside of  that they are all  right., ^j^.,    ,p^,-,     Seor-lary      of     th"      Xavy tiiid must  not he criticised too har.'^h-   ^Jpy^.r^.,    postmaster   C.euei-iil      Miteh. j 1^- cock   and    John    Wanamaker.    former]
"   Despite   the   clammy   stare   and   Ihei ^,^j,,,^j,j,,,,,. „,.,„.r;,i.  nrri-.-Cfl   hero  r.t .-hillv   nod.   however,  we  have  on  ourj ^^    ^^ sibediile  at  the   present   writing  .suf-       Prr...i.ient fi.-i.nt   malerial   to' p^^rferf   one   of Ibe ^ ^___,^j,._,^.,^. ,, ni.'.-*t elaborate new.spaper publications| „.,„.re   they over  |.r.-.-<entod   the  .seepvi<al   critic   in,,,^,.   ,,f,.   „f
I Ject's I ((eeainees Wi(h
Bn(    N.K Others.
Please<l
;eiir.r.-(l.  arri-.-Cfi   here
wont    itll-
ini .n-nd   the I
and   Mrs.   T:-
tlie Henry   W   T;ift  hom'^lto rciiiaiiied   until   <   p.   m.. the   dinner     u    honor   i.-f ;
(Toh'grapli   lo   IiKlop<-n<loiit.)
'.i\.  v.. «.  i'(iihh:>.
.New   Vcu-l^,   .lau.   IX.—The arcliitec-
of   oiii-'s   life   i.'?  as   imporUinl   a.«
r<-hit e. t ui-e   of   one-s   luisiuoss.
11  Willi win  spcuil  tlieir diiys and
e.'^l   pait   t'f   Iheir   nights   .vear  in,
olll.   .¦tudying.   |>laiiiiiiig.   slaving
np   a   siici-f-ssful   huBiness   or
.-utaiii eiiiiiienee in  iheir iirolession or
.illi.-i-   -^iibore.   often   llllies   give
ture the   -. .\t(
th.- :
i .V ear
buiid
What did I say :    <>h wait .-i minute and you   will   kno>v  all   r ghl.
Btforc  dccidin,;  to  atti mpt   to  )>ro- Paro    a     PUoSPKUITY      r.uu.STI-iU EWTlOX  for  Wilkes-Barro   and    the Wyoming  Valb-y   I   made   it   my   busi-1 neas  lo  ai-iiuaiiit   myself   pretty  thor-' oughly   with   the   tiowsiiaper  .situation! »s il exists in Wilkes-Barro today and it did  not take m-¦ many days to dis¬ cover that TUI-;   I.Ni>l->PKX'lJKN'T  wa.s as? slron-,' if not .-Irouger than the sup¬ posedly stroiiRosi     Iiaper  in    Wilkes-' ^ric and fiirlbei- .iidu'i carry a nick- 'cs worth  of debt.
.\n(l   yet   one   of  your   .\JoST   ItiH'- RESEXT.VTIVK Bl'.-^IXE^JS .MKX had j the idea lucked  avay   in   hi."  oranium that TIIK  PIIOSPKKITY     KOO.^TEIi' EDITIo.X  idea w.is  si)rung on  a j^up- Posedly  .'iyiiiiiathetie     public   for     the Purpose of (-orralling a few strav dol-I Lr.. j
Fieallv  he sliouid   liav.-   known  bet-: ter I
¦\.s  a  Ul,liter   of   I "Id   f.Kt   THK   l.X-- t»EPEXI)KXT will gain, nothing more!
this   section   of   the   rounlr.v.   .Tnd   "i<'if„rmor   President    Andrew   1>.   White. ,;, voluntary thouirht b ho-uitv  of  it   all   is.  that the  work  bas|,p,,^,   ,.r,,^i,,on..   after     proposing     the , f,,,-   vv;,nt   of  a   better
¦ ¦ ¦ |,o.,iMi of .Mr. White, maile a le\v|oai'ed their own remarks appropriate lo the oocasion j ask ihomsolve.t v of Mr. White's birthday.
Arior     this     dinner   tl . „.ont   to  th-     Ohio    .Society speaking  iTieny  of  th-  f'hio
f the manv great men turtie.l
been acoompli.-hcd without thc h.-lp or assistance of any organi«ilion or I.i.rtioular body  of busine.ss men.
Xow that we f.re nearly ready to go j to     press       with     the     I'O^PMlir^ B'M.STKK     KDITK.X     the    ludicrous .side  of the   proposition   bocomos
I'residont
diiiuor. istraiu ,'4ooioty ; v>-illi   lb
more
dis-'ovcrcd
A
KDTTIOX
apiian nt every day. I about three days after the first an- nonnooment was tnad that the IXUK- PI-;X1)I-;XT would PSIKI'.VUK T'Kfl.-^PIHllTV BOt>.=iTi-:U that the bu.siness men of Wilkes- Barro woro taking time riff tmd work¬ ing  in   relays  to   IXYKSTTG.VTE  VS.
.\gaiii it is to laugh.
My answer to a busines.s man of this town the other day who toM me with all scrifiu.sne.s.s lhat tho rea.s.in he didn't warm np to our proposition right at the starl was because he had been advLsed to await the re.sult of an official investigation.—was—to the ef¬ fect that if the business men vvould pay more attention to proaent d:iy pos.'«ibilitios and forget the fact that thoy were in the land of Itip Van Winkle, their fame would soon be he.nrd outside of the confines of Wllkcs-Rarro   and   Wvouiing   \'.-ii!oy.
Xi.-n-„ Listen!
In   a    couple   c.f   w.'Ok.s   you   will   all h.Tve n   obaiii c   to  h..,].;   oui-  work   o'-or. (( <in<iiiii<-il on i'jige :'.¦'
(olasscs and mas.ses Ihal thoy, too, havo boon aiiimatoil by .velflshncsa ratiicr than hy brriail patrii>ti.«:m and sermou-on-'he-mount princip.ils. His oraton- WH!^- meant to he admonitory, but It. savoreil of liio Inflaiuiuatory. It tended to fan lho disi-nntcnt of the have no's aeainst thi- bavi\s.
"Wall  stroot "   was not alono in  de¬ ploring  Ihi-effoi-l creatoil.      .Mr.   Wil-. son'."i  aiiii.s   arc   liid"i>-eil   h\    mnny   of novel-1 .\nioriva's   financial      loaders.      They uioiildiug what, I aro   wi-.h   him    in   his   agita'Joii       fjir ti-rm.      ma>    b .jcroa.or     ileu-iooratlzation   of   b-.isine.ss, life.     Thov    do   lull for  a   M|uaro   deal   all   around.        The hilh<-r   lii'lr   uetiv -   attil iido tvv.n-il   employes is today  very itios   will    niai^o    up   a    vvell   rouiulod   liifforeut  from  what il  vvas before tbe bonefii-'.-ni   roronl.    wh< n   stress   an 1 | now oeiuiiry ojionoil.    'rhere havo bot-n iro   o\or.   tliev-   can   look   bao \   almnilaut    evidences   of   tbis   lu    high 'IP   seated   ooiisi-iousnoss   that j |«lae.-s.      I'onsion   schemes,  sick   bene- ut 1 thov    havo   not     inisseil     the     liiulo-st   iisro •oo'oXhX.veshrdliuu   hrdl   dluuiiu niiikoye     Stal.       He     thon | mark,   that    ilu-v    have   tioi    live.i    i 1 1 fits,   better  vvygccs   and   bottor   hours to   the   DiK-hoss  Hoi-iety  din-I viiiii.   hul   have   i-ontriliutod     \ith   Ib-jof  lal<(>r   -thi so are nil  manifestatitm ; he   mad"  a   fovv   remarks I fullness   of   llu-ir   power,   to   iho   liaii-   of  the   iravving to^jothor  of emplo.vcrs
piness.    !ho   sei-vieo   .mil   elevaiiou   of 1 aud   c-miiloyo^.      Mr.   'VV'ilson's   propa- mankind. Igand;,   nill holii aloni; Ihls goird  work.
This iireliiti-i ture of life. ts "U-I iirovidod he docs not so cripple Vms- lironio and eternal importance. lie. injinoss that there vvill be no prosperity reality at tlio foundation of President-j to share.
elect Wilson's utterances and efforts. | "The rate of old finam-ial gladia- To proclaim to a nation revelling in i tors no.v past thc alloted si)an of the material ri(-hes and intoxicated with age of three score and ten are dying business achio'oments thjtt tin- hnild-;and vvith liiom are dying the U'th ing of a life is of more moinoni tban | oontury husino.ss methods. The yoiing- the biiililing -of a factory is bold 1 or generation are broader iu their idealism, vet neither foolish nor ideas. They arc deniocalic lathcr 'childish. II is idealism that must ] than autoi-ratic. Thev- arc committed lake firmer root in this repuhlic. if ito iiublicity rather than privacy in tho highest destiny is to be .ittained. jcorpora'c affairs. They do n.it mis- Mr. Wilson. I think, has erred in : .iudge t'no riithts and jiower of so- lirociaimiiig so loudly and so fre-1 cailed common people. They see the (iuenliy a; this paiticular time the shortcomings of the nation's btisiness men. Ho li;-.s oned 1 ihink in hca|)- ing so inueli oonsuro upon a cl-.iss ag;iinst whom -,u;blii- indignation has alread.v    been   lashed      to      ibiiigoi on.-
WILSON SAYS PLiCfS IN CABINET ARE SIILL
for   the
j and by     tho motored ner.   wher and Ihon returned home.
The President and Mr--:. Tall will spend the niaht at thc Taft homo ,ind the President vvill loforrovv address a gathering of the menib.r.j ..f the R'X.-ti  Brith.
A Pi.xti-: rou II \i;t
ntmcnt   of  Sou:, tor   n'al- ehairman   of   the
The   app lor   MoXichobis
.ommittee  on   pub'.ic  ro."   :=  .ml   high ways  of thc  State local   senator   tin socretarv   to  the •
-   ;,   day  for  the  session.
Senate  gives     the \ .-appointment    of   a immitteo.  the  posi. ;
ti(,n   iiaviug
I- , li-irt a local newspaperman, vvui prohab'y bo apuointed. Mr. Hart i. a close pcr.-onal friend of Senator MoXichols.—Scranton  Truth.
Mr Hart is a former "W ilk.-s-Bnrrc newspaper man and if h- uets lhe pliiui hi.-- many friends here will re¬ joice
world  of totfav-,  not the world of yes¬ terda y.
"The neod for tnoib-r;!! ion ;:nii tol¬ eration for retison and restraint, for bearing and forbearing is not confiii- oii to ih'- business win-ld.    Certain l-ah-
fpledging him their support.
"I havo had no reply to my lett»r to Chainnan Kustis," said th" Prf«i- dont-elcct. "But I assnmo lhat h« will suijgf-st smo sub.stitule iiiau.gursi   ball.
"The pooiilo do not 5orm to under¬ stand how r (-.-in keep my mind open as regards to tho cabinet. I fake up a name, consider it and lay it a<ild« and take up another, r have not made up my mind on nny one -man and will not d»-cide unfil fhe entiro list  is  coriifileted."
Ueplying to ^ suggestion that hn might get public sentiment on pos¬ sible cabinet appointments ,by allow¬ ing rumors of their appointment to b« cir-iilated. Crovernor Wilson said: ".^inco practicaU.v evervbodv In th--> country is being mentioned in varioua gram'-  from   Progressiv-es  in <"ontrrcss. j r.-ports   :h?i:   is  not  ne.-c?sary."
(Telegrapli  to   Iii«lep<>nflent.')
Princeton. ,X. .1., .Tan. is.—In a iia If hour'.-' ,s;o.«sip lu (onversation with nc->vspapernicn lliis ovoning. Presi¬ dent-elect Wilson .-^aid that he oxpeot- cd <'niairman Kustl.s of tho luaugur- ntioii committee -ivould sugges:. sonie sort of public function to take the place of fho inaui,'ur.il ball, rdaniiod at (Jovernor Wilson's requist; that his mind wa.'< stiil "open' on caViinet appointments; that no (-abinot an¬ nouneenient would be made for some¬ time .iTid thai the cam])let«* cabinet will oe announced at one time; that he nia.y announce the name of his seorciarv before then: that thc now state anti-monopoly bills will bo an- noiincot] ill the .Torsoy I.,ogislaturo on Mouil.i.v-;    liiat   bo   received   no   tele-
fK'J-iAX   IJM-Jt  l)IS\BM-a)
VKTOKY FOR NKW YORK
(Cahlo  to  Indcpeiidoiil.)
Ijondou.   .Ian.    18.—The   llaiiburg- -\nicrii-an   liner   Christiaai    X,    bound
Crolegniph to Independent.)
Philadelphia.     Pa..    J.an.  IS.—Xev*
. "^ork     won       the     inter-clty    racquet
from JIamburg  to   B^ilt:moro.  limpcd|^,,,.^„,,,i„„„,^ij,   ^^^.^^   afternoon   by  di-
into liueonstown tfmighl with bor port engines disabled. The liner sailed on Dec. li last and spent 4.". days battlim: with iiurricancs covering only K'J mile.s loeanwhile. Her lifelionts were wrecked by the .Teas and her bridge ladders .smashed.
spectlv. to use no stronger term. There have been ugly excesses. No doubl Ihc neew Presideni will take ic-.irly opportuniiy to provide cor- M-oiivr  mctisurccj?'."
feating Philadelphia in th • pI<ay-r>fF at the racquet club, four games to three. T-awrcnce Waterbury and Payn-^ AVhitney. thc Xew York team, beat George Brook and Wilson Potter. fWhit-aa  ..,el-  ETAOI
 . » «	
\\i.\: i>i;FK.\TKn
ihcights-withoul      reminding      other i or  unionists  Jiave   nut  acted   circum-I
.V'ew York, .Tan. '.jl.—^Princeton',^ fast hockey team .n-featpd ¦\"al'» to¬ night nt .St. Xiohoias rink by a •oco of  7  goal.'? to fiv«, . .