Washington, Mar. 19. [James Harvey Rogers to China for The projected mission of Prof.
purpose of studying the silver situation, was vigorously assailed to-[day by' silver advocates in the Senate, Senator Burton K. Wheeler Great Britain agrees to the present! Montana termed it the height of asininity" to send Prof. Rogers to the Orient, and added that he would F. $2,500; Clarke, $ 1,000; "and. Arthur 'Clark, '$1,500 for non-appearance. A large' number of other defendants wore not apprehended.
C. Julian, chief promotor of the company, who is now Shanghai, had always predicted these defendants would never come to trial. He claimed all 30 of them were indicted in the hope that they Jwould eventually testify against United Press, Oklahoma City, Mar. 24.
The suicide of C. C. Julian in Susaghsl coved a nation-wide sensation in the United States to-lay where the was probably the nation's best-known oil promotor and operator \ecording to Mr. 0. A. Cargill, Julian's attorney in Oklahoma City, Julian has a wife, Mrs. Mary Julian, now living in Vancouver, B.
Press, Death Reported on Page be "starting wi a Prejadieg against Seuatar William H. King of Utah described the mission as "s red her ring," and urged that the issue must not be "put to sleep."
Senator William" E. Borah of [Kaaho urged that Congress should Prerent domite lopisiation "not to Postpone, indefinitely a decision [Secure information we already have."
"The "three Senators joined in taking Mr. Henry Morgenthau, Sec-otary of Treasury, to tack for remark. that. the silver advocates Frere. not "entirely. dsinterested.—enter,
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