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Show OUTl IMEQ CABINET WORK President Taft Will Send Advisers on Tours of Inspection Washington, March 13. If President Presi-dent Taft's present desires are car-ried car-ried out, his advisers soon will bo-coino bo-coino known as the "traveling cabinet." cab-inet." Experience has taught the new chief executive that first hand information in-formation is the best, and he will have each of the heads of the various departments of the government make-frequent make-frequent lours of Inspection. Secretary of War Dickinson will make an early visit to the. Isthmus of Panama to inspect the canal. Secretary of the Interior Ballinger will go to Alaska to investigate con- ' ditlons in that territory, particularly in regard to public lands. Secretary of the Navy Meyer probably prob-ably will visit the -various navy yards of the country to acquaint himself with existing local conditions. Secretary Secre-tary of Agriculture Wilson expects to visit the various stata experiment stations this summer, also inspecting the packing houses in the. West. Just what program Mr. Taft has outlined out-lined for Postmaster General Hitchcock, Hitch-cock, Secretary of tho Treasury' Mac-Veagh, Mac-Veagh, Attorney General Wicker-sham. Wicker-sham. Secretary of State Knox and Secretary of Commerce, and Labor Na-gel, Na-gel, is nut now known, but tho nation's na-tion's energetic "traveling man president.' presi-dent.' as he has been called, doubt-lesswlll doubt-lesswlll find some way to keep all of them moving. |