The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1914, Page 9

ROOSEVELT ASKS: | FOR AHEARING ON COLOMBLA TREATY Senator | That! Former President Had Better | Stone Rain Write His Statement. i WASHINGTON, Roosevelt, July 22.—-Coh in a letter to Chairman | Stone of the Senate Foreign Relations] | Committee to-day, asked for an op- portunity to be ard in opposition to the pending treaty proposing to} pay Colombia $24,000,000 for the par- Litton of Panama. | Col. Roosevelt's letier to Chairman Stone satd: “Every act of this Government in connection with these negotia- tions and with other proceedings for taking posséssion of the Canal Zone and beginning the building | of the Canal was taken by my express direction or else in carry- ing out a course of conduct, 1 as President, had laid down. | had full knowledge of everything of any Importance that was done in regard thereto by any agent of the Government and I am solely responsible for what was done “The then Secretary of State, John May, who is now dead, had |e and oe’, others to recon- sider his refusal to appear before the committee, and It Sn believed Senator \o torman convinced bim he can ommittee with no fear | being “heckled” and without any impairment to his cignity. There ts every indication tnat Senators will ey Bind to have the u inderstand! he brated § bch ral to the «Oo before u ¥ eae ‘al ared up. pbb Aan Market Closing—Feature of late afiernoon Was a new wave of selling in Rock Island bonds, by which the! colloteral trust 4s were carried down to a new low record in the neighbor- of 20, and the debenture 6x ofl the railway, or old company, lost the} greater part of their recovery from ow point of 69 made shortly after opening of the day's reasion. To the; declining movement in those bonds! the general market opposed good re- | sistance, | While room traders neemed in-| clined to sell stock on strong spots there was little indicayon of a re- actionary tendency, and leading issues bowed ability to recover whenever pressure was removed. Opening prices showed declines for most Issues, which were wiped out on later trades. New Haven opened 2 points off, at 61, and rallied to 62%. In the frst hour Missouri Pacific touched Its previous low at 91%. Steet was strong. Mexican Petroleum mained 1%, to 67%. In early after- noon trading was practically at a standstill, almost as complete a first hand knowledge of what occurred, but no man now living except myself has this first hand knowledge, and no man living or dead shared with me the responsibility for the action I took, eave in a wholly minor degree.” No ection was taken by the For- eign Relations Committee to-day upon ita request, a quorum | 4 not being present. Senator Stone said that he had replied that approval | j of the committee must be secured be- fore bis request could be granted. Stone plainly indicated that he per- sonally opposed hearing Roosevelt “1 seo no reason,” ho said, tarning the Foreign Relations Com- mittee into a town hall proceeding. | If Roosevelt has anything new to say on this situation that ought to he known by the President or the Secre- |{ tary of State or the Senate let him communicate these facts to them in | {2U.. writing. On this, of course, I am speaking for myself alone, as there has been no expression of opinion by the committee, but personally I seo no reason for Roosevelt coming be- fore us. What happened eleven or | {, twelve years ago is not of great mo- ment in the present consideration of the treaty with Colombia. “Whether she was right or wrong at the time, Colombia was evidently a loser and a@ pretty heavy loser. She lost Panama, including the Panama | Iter, Met. 1 Reilroad, which returned her a reve- nue of $250,000 a year. “Everyth Roosevelt would prob- ably say has been eid many times.” ————— CLAYTON TRUST BILL REPORTED IN SENATE Revised Measure Is Supplement to] frees the Sherman Act—Securities Bill Next. WASHINGTON, July 22.-—-The re- vised Clayton Anti-Trust bill to sup- plement the Sherman act was formally |& reported to-day to the Sei would penalize price discrimin exclusive agreements, liberalize the in- junction and contempt statutes in trade disputes, restrict interlocking directorates and holding companies, but would exempt labor, horticultural and agricultural organizations from 18 provisions. Members of the Interstate Com- merce Committee were unable to com- plete conaideration of the Railroad Se- ourities bill to-day in time to report It. Eocteratacaemeeneel EXPECTS WARBURG WILL BE CONFIRMED O'Gorman, After Conference, Be- lieves Banker Will Appear B:- fore Commiitee. WASHINGTON, July 22.—The belie¢ P was expressed among Senators to-day that, it being practically certain Paul M. Warburg has decided to appear be- fore the Banking and Currency Com- mittee, the difficulties In regard to his confirmation will speedily disappear, After the conference between Sena- | tor O'Gorman and Mr. Warburg at! White Sulpur Springs, Va., Sena- tor O'Gorman telegraphed in roply to # question as to Mr. Warburg's attl- tude: “1 believe he will appear and be con- firmed.” Mr, Warburg bas been urged by the! liver or bowels. anyone; likely, too, to lead to troubles certainly and safely. Were Not “for | Git The Closing Quotations, Ne Tow, Law. 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