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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-15

from the fact that the Senate claimed
the right to exercise the prerogative
given it by our Organic Act and had
refused to approve of appointments
made by the Executive This had not
been done on the strong grounds OF
incompetency and inefficiency, but
rather that, as the Senate had been
given the power of approval, it had
right to exercise it's authority. Thus
certain appointments were practically
forced upon the Executive, and it was
only natural to presume that the res
possibility for them had been assum-
ed by the Senate. But when the OUT
rageous inroads on the public treasury
and the robberies that had been COM
mitted were brought home to some OF
those whom the Senate had most Wig
orously supported, public indignation
was aroused and the community at
first intimated that it held the Execu-
tive responsible for the appointments.
After the first impulse had subsidized,
power of approval had played.
Responsibility and power are CO.
existent; without the one the other
cannot be, and this experience should
teach the community that the true posi-
ton of the Senate Is not that shares
he responsibility or power or appoint
ment, but rather that it mas in its
hands a check or balance on the abuse
of the appointive power, and it should
not attempt to share in the respon,
sibility for appointments, but only
exercise its power as a preventive OF
personal favoritism and inefficiency.
However, the power simply to ap.
point is not sufficient for the proper
administration of the affairs of any
community. A public servants use
fulness often ceases without actual vio-
lation of the law, and maintain that
it is a mistake in our machinery of
government to hold an executive res
ponsible for the efficiency and honesty
of officials and at the same time de-
prive him of the power of removal, or
force him to share this with a body
which is not constantly in a position
to act, and ordinarily is in existence
only once in every two years. True,
experience shows the necessity for a
check on both the power of appoint
ment and removal. But our form OF
government permits the machinery Oh
appointment to move between sessions
of the senate, but not that of removal.
This condition places your executive
in an awkward position ana no salts
factory solution has yet been found
The sober second thought of this COM
munity will, believe justify and sus-
tain an executive who assumes the
power of removal between sessions OF
the Senate, Just so long as that power
is not abused, for you cannot have a
high standard of official service with
out it,
Second: Relations Between Counties
and Territory.-Our first attempt to es-
tablish more localized form of gov
eminent and give TO each community
scattered throughout the group a larger
voice in the management OF common
affairs resulted In a failure. for we had
no precedent by which TO be guided In
our attempt to carve out of the exist
ing government another form OF COM
mon control, and probably no other
American community has ever attempt
ed so dlffioult a task. That we have
succeeded 10 a degree In this matter ~
an evidence Of the capacity Of our COM
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-15
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF ALEXANDER a
BALDWIN, LTD.

By order of the LIST Vice President
a special meeting of the Stockholders
OF Alexander & Baldwin, Limited, Is
hereby called, 10 be held at the Office
and principal place of business Of the
Company, stangenwald Building. in
Honolulu, on Wednesday, the 2Sth day
OF August, 1907, at Z, NJ. for the
object OF amending Article X OF the
bylaws OF the Company and for such
other business as shall come before
said meeting
J WArERHOUsR,
Secretary
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-15

If, as Mrs. Mccormick says, Mr.
Rockefeller lives among the clouds, he
ought to have no trouble in hearing
the rumblings Of the storm. Houston
Post.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-15
>sitor. Apply at Star omce.
For Sale

1t appears, according to his own
statement, that John D. never tried
for a minute to hide from the detec-
tlyes. The oil king isn't very COM
pllmentary to our sleuths. Chicago
Record-Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-15
VALUABLE BOOK FOR SALE.
: 4ts-July 25, Aug. l, s. 10.

A book containing a Historical Sketch
OF Oahu College. by w. d. Alexander
LID, together with a full list OF Of
noera, instructors and students from
ls4l TO 1906 Inclusive, Is for sale at the
Office OF Jonathan Shaw, Room 2O5 Nc
Candlesa Building Bethel street.
Price Of the book twenty-five cents
each,
JONATHAN SHAW,
business Agent Oahu College,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BY AUTHORITY

Notice is hereby given that the Gov
ernor has this day appointed Charles
Reed Hemenway, Esq, to be Attorney
General of the Territory of Hawaii,
vice e. C. Peters, resigned.
E. A. MOTT-SMITH,
Secretary of Hawaii.
Done at the Capitol in Honolulu,
this 18th day of August, 1907.
Walter f. Frear has this day assum-
ed the Office and duties of the Cover
nor Of the Territory of Hawaii.
e. A. MOTT-SMITH,
Secretary of Hawaii
Done at the Capitol in Honolulu,
this 10Th day of August, 1907.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
DIRECTORS:

is. thin. To- old TOMS a 20 Is; chickens. spring
large Is small % to is, capous. li1 average. j.
to l9; small l5; hens, choce, IL roosters, 70 -
ducks IsFZe IS 20 &c. small - 20 IA geese. 20 T.
DRESSED MEATS-BecciUts Of pork mode'ats
end an nice stock promptly placed az tut quota
tons Calves fuil dressed. atdlO.05. heads CT, 5Jla
100: hog dressed calves. s0Cs9.0). hams country,
sugar Ulred. I1iz % j; hogs, small and neat, per
cHt. $50. medium. 500 heavy. I0Ja7-D
GAAIE-RccciUts small and prices firm Quail
per dozen. 5o0a350 squirrels, each, 5as; oEossunis
each. E-53.
VEGETA LES-Pctato market better and de-
maud grgd sweets and vans dun: home grown.
L5oaL75. potatoes per bUsIel. Ala55i Virginia and
Maryland per Dbl l55aLI5s sweet potatoes. PEI
5a-. 2Q5a225; yams, 55aLo3; cl5baEe home grown,
per 100 Ao0a60ls celery, AcW lo,a. Ier bunch. ga
- cuclm5ers Florida. IeT basket. Zo9aZJ9; onions,
Bermuda. Ter crate. L25al50; Maryland AID Viz
gIuia pCr bbL LI5a20J. Ohio per Dbl. LIjd2- %
tomatoes, Florida, crate, 3ooai.o9
GREEN FRUITS-Apple market strong. and nice
table varieties meet with steady sale common stock
neglected YORK Imperial, ZCa5.oo, Ben Davis. Z00a
275 Wine Sap Zola5O). fancy table fruit 25oa3- o.
SPY pr barrel 2-5a35g; Grsening, 2O0aLz5; loose
packed. lGlaL51.
DRIED FRUITs-ADpIcs. sliced. fancy. 5;
sliced bright 4af4, cherries. IZalf; WhOTtlebeu!es.
lCaI2, rasp0erries 31a25.
HAY AND sTRAW-Timotby. choice, 200,
No J. 100. M. p ls50al9g0: mixed hay 39oa
L-5G. clover. j. C0al5.01. straw. ne bundle uJGa
lLGJ, rye machine thrash s5ja9.19; wheat 70Ja7-25
GRAlN-WhCat. choice. 1ial5 fair TO god. 6Sa7Z.
ordinary. 51a55. Ccrn-Shecd. white, 5ia55i yellow
5sa55 ear. 25045J0. Oats-WesJeru, white No. 2
lsi4 mixed. sI4g
WOOL AND HIDES-Grcen hides firm. and
wanted Receipts ~ fur light and demand good
FOR all grades. Wool. washed, fuc q burs. pr
pound 15a35 vool. uuHa-hed. free a burs, 25a1s
wool. bury Es15 hides green. II drs. l5slI
shCCTSlius. green each glalOl. dry, Ea75, calf
skins LgaI 81; muskrat IoaD. black, 3 kits, 5;
skunk Z5al50. mink. 75aiJ3. rabbit skins. lala
oIus5Hm. I9as5i rrrogH. -5a39i fox. rcd. Lcoa-.5o
gray. 59a75.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

Ncv York. March -SUGAR-Loudon sugar bets
were quiet but steady al 9s I'd fer March and g
l'.d for April The world visible supply q sugar
is $4,000 tons. against 10000 tons che same
time last year The rsv market was strong with
nothing offered below 1913 basis g test for Msrch
Cuba shipment. and ~ for April shipment. These
prices are on parity Of 40 and SCI duty paid.
respectively. IT is believed that business Is pending
on the above basis, and this would represent an
advance Of about l-l6. Refined sugar was firm.
BUTTER-RecgiptS. 6.559 Package. Market for
| butter held finn at a decline Of two cents 20 u
cents for extra creamery.
EGGs-Receipts. 1854 eases: market for e-rs
ruled firm the basis Of Isl. fo- Western frsts
NAVAL STORES-S stock rosin. 1888 barrels.
spirits turpsntiuc. s53 barrels. tar I7SJ barrels.
Spirits tursentiue ruled quiet with business Cu the
basis Of 55iz for macainemad barrels Ro7in was
quiet az as for common 20 good strained. with
oil uarrels If tar az go. and tone Of market
steady
MILL FEED STEADY: fair demand Spring bran.
in leopound sacks. 2j55; middnes, $50; city bran.
p 50 in bulk; Western red dog. ISIS.
FLOUR-Fim; more demand. Spring patents.
4l5al65; spring clears, 3.5oais9; winter straights
3soaa60; winter clears. 3lea325; Kansas in sacks.
patents, 375al00: straights, 3.5a3s0; clear, 299a
31
RYE FLOUR-stesdy; moderate trade, at 3e5a
4N
CORN NIEAI-Frm: moderate inquiry. Kiln
dried. for export, 355a2S5; coarse meal in bags.
LIIaL2
HAl-Fm; fair trade Receipts $50 tons. Prime
timothy, IN. No. !, lijaLD No 2. 10; No 3,
9jaI o.
STRAW-Steady: inactive trade. Long rye 6oa65.
REEF-Steady; fair business Family. HOoal5. 50
packet. II G0aILGl
PORK-Steady; quiet trade. Moss lsOOals.75
family goo.
TALL0W-Siarket is dull City in hogshcads.
6isa6A
LARD-FimCr Prime Western. 10; city. 957is
refined continent. 1910; South American, lL00; re-
fined Brazilian. kegs 100: city stearine, l0i.aiO&s
olccstcarine, weak, l0l4; Chicago. l2's
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros & Co. mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton e1-
changes. lil2 II street northwest.
New York. March Tho catton market reached
neF high levels this morning 0n further b;illish ac-
uelty, promoted largely by the excellent spot de-
mand At Liverpool. with sales If 1890 bales at an
advance Of four English points 10 6.2 for American
midland The technical position II the market re
mains very strong. and trade conditions are rs
sound a. ever. On the rise 90 lGo9 for MAY leading
balls took profits and before the reaction had pro-
cccdcd far there was some heavy selling for short
account b. several houses that have remained stead
tasty bearisu. About 5000 bales Of this cotton was
snapped up oy the bulls. and the market recovered
lis early loss but turned irregular iu the late trad
ING. Spot markets steady 10 firm and unchanged %
IS higher. Por receipts 22o9J bales, against T. IS
last year; exports, 900.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. March 7.-CATTLE- Receipts. $500; esti-
mated for Friday. 50o9; market steady 10 10 cents
higher. Prime becves. 5.S0a6l0 poor % medium.
i25a5.65; stocSers aud feeders 2.75a5o0: COWS and
hefeTs, 3.OOa5.65; Gamers, l75s2s0; Texans. Asa
AS.
HOGS-Reccipts, 21009; estimated FOR Friday 90
Co., market steady. Light 6.75a69j; roughS, 6.S0a
$50 mixed and heavy, 6eea7-00; pigs. 6.l0a67j.
SHEEP-ReCcipts 5000; estimated for Friday.
60G1: market steady 10 cents lower Native sheep.
365a5.6o; Western sheep. 375a560 native lambs 47O
ass: Western lambs 5z5a7.45.
New York March CATTLE Receipts. is.
Feeling dull. but steady. Dressed beef selling
slowly at las.
CALVES Receipts, az market just steady Veals.
600a9 %; fed calves 409 dressed calves weak; CITY
dressed veals, Sall; country dressed, Sail.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. Ls70. Sheen
nominal; lambs drm- Common to prime lambs $50
a5.I2ia.
HoGs-Receipts, 356o; steady to firm. 7.5oa7 IS
for whole range.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prioes quoted are vholesale.)

iAIiCto Nioltu a4G Ntl4ieeAleI
BUTTER Supply short; prices strong. Creamery.
fancy. 50; Western hrsts, S3a34 seconds. Z7a2s
process. fancy. 25a5; fair to good. 23a2i; dairy.
choice 2ia25; good 2a22; storep packed fresh Bale
CHEESE-MaTket irm. New Yors State factory.
large. llal5; do. small l5al5 summer large l2lsa
l3 Western factory, new, choice 1lal2; d. fair to
good. l0all; Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Recepts heavy and market dull. Nearby,
fresh Virginia, IS to 49, West Virginia and South
vest Virginia Il to Is: Tennessee, Il to Is; North
Carolina. Il.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Rcccipts moderate and market
steady in choice stock. Chickens large Per b., Is;
medium II TO IS: small % TO p; stays, 10 10 II;
hens z 10 Is; ROSTERS. Z; duck, large a 10 Is;
small Iz1z. geese, 9 TO II; turkeys TOMS 4 hers.
Is; turkeys, thin. 70 70 keats. 10 10 T.
DRESSED p0ULTRY-Receipts % fancy hen
turkeys and choice young chickens light and
maraet hrul. Turkeys. hens. uHdI&Hu, L 10
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

weak at the lowest quotation of the day.
Every trader had a tip that the stock
would be forced down further to-day,
and the prevailing sentiment among this
class of operators was that If the attack
succeeded in driving the price below 40.
the effect on the general market could
not fail to be very discOuraging 10 bullish
effort. There WAS no news bearing on
the stock. and the selling did not appear
to be OF good character. but when 1t
had frequently happened in the past few
weeks that what looked like merely pro-
fessional selling has brought pretty
serious declines.
All expectations of an increase in the
Atchison dividend has now disappeared,
with the stock at the lowest level touched
since last August. The probability is that
next fan, If the years crop turns out
satisfactorily and general business con-
ditions are good the directors viii decide
to reimburse a larger proportion of the
companys earnings than is represented
By present rate of per cent on the com
mon stock.
A sale Of 100 shares Of New York and
Harlem was made at $50. decline OF %
20 ITS from the last previous sale. and
Alton common, on sales of 800 shares,
dropped Is points. to II "a. The whole
market closed weak
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

NcE York. largi 1.-WHEAT- Stronger. restrict
ing trade. No I Northern Duluth. % arrive a..
over May. Z. %. b.. NJ. ] Northern Manitoba s9z
T. 90. D.. No. Northern Manitoba S71z. {. %. D..
No red. T. O.. b. SCI. No. hard {. %. b.. IL
oler Nav, NO. I macaIoni, opening navigation, g.
f. q. D., No msesr1ui. opening navigation. IS
Exporters took 10 loads macar0ni and % loads re-
Gently 0f 40. 2 hard via Gulf ports
t0RS-Fimer Sc. elevator 81. No. .. 81 T.
o. d., No. yellow, 5F1; No. .. f. %. b. April 81
No . white 55i4 z. o. D. Exporters took loads
oATS-Inagtiye and easy Elevator prices. No. .
white, 52i1 40. 8 white q, No. ? mixed. ia
TIE prices for futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Sues Company for Selling Machine.

The Singer Sewing Machine Company
has been made the defendant in q
suit filed by William c. McCurdy TO re-
cover $1,000 damages. McCurdy, through
his attorney, George L. Tralles, alleges
that January Is a servant or agent OF
the sewing machine company broke into
and forcibly entered his EiCCurdy s.
apartments, taking therefrom and carry
ing away with him sewing machine
valued al So. McCurdy claims that this
greatly disturbed and annoyed him in the
peaceable possession of his apartments, as
Well as prevented him from using the
machine"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
NEW YORK. MONEY!

New York. March Mooney on call at the stock
exchange today opened at 81 per cent: highest. 6
lowest, 5; closing, per cent Most Of the loans
were al 81 Per cent.
Time money was ohtainabe in somewhat restricted
amounts, the demand exceeding the supply. Rates
per cent for thirty days 55a5 per cent for Longer
periods.
Mercantile paper was dull. Notwithstanding the
fact that some attractive names were offered.
Sterling steady to-day with rates points higher
Rates for actual business were as follows: Sixtv dav
so2oa4sa25; demand. Asf5)stSi55. cables. ss5l5a
IS - Commercial bills were 47ssaLs3ss. The SUI,
ply Of cotton bills was scarce.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market strong; hogs in good demand and finn,
receipts Of calves heavy and prices steady; lambs
and sheep finn and wanted.
CATTLE-ExtTa. per cwt., 5,25a550; butcher, AO0a
40; common. Z50a300. rough. L50a2C CO.
AOGS-G7oss, 725a7.f0 20; ordinary. 650a700
SHEEP-ClipIed. 0ca4.50; common, 2.00s3O 90
LAAlBS-Ch0ice, per H.. 7a7l- medium. 6a7.
CALVES-Prme, per h. S; medium, : 10 ~;
grass. az
COWS-Prime fresh. each 4oooa5o00; common,
sl90a3Q.0l. old and dry, s.OoaI00o.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

Papers for the incorporation of Ed
monston * Co were placed on record
yesterday. The purpose of the firm is to
conduct general boot and shoe bust
ness and the capital stock is named at
$4,000 divided in 250 shares Of 500
each. The following trustees are named
20 manage the business of the firm for
the first year. Ivory g. Kimbau. Harry
O. himball. and Arthur II. KimbaH.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salcs-Regular call. y O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas certificates. Gm az H.
Washington Railway and Electric g. 81 CD a. gIz
Potomac Electric st. 81 900 al 100
Washington Railway ard Electric prefcfred 100 a.
-. TOO at s4lz ifzyer go.
Ianstou. 90 pa
Greene Copper 100 At -
After Washington Railway and Electric gre
ferred 10 az S4lz Nayer co.
Washington Gas 10 a. CO... 5buyer co.. 100 a. Goa,
buyer Co. TO- 81 sos touyer co.
Mitchell Mining 100 90 5s
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Charles 6. Gates & Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange. AIunsey Building
sales to noon 831 800 shares
Total sales. ,4O6,3OO shares
Cali money; H., o; low, Is close, 4,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
Opinions ON the New York Market

Opinions ON the New York Market.
G.. Bowie Chapman Of +. r. Chapman
& Co,-"With lower London prices as an
incentive, the market failed 10 hold in its
opening prices last nights closing level
although during the day several of the
leading issues. particularly St Paul
Union, and Southern Pacific, experienced
spirited rallies. The market during the
afternoon gave way rapidly. The closing
showed losses in almost the entire list
with particular weakness IN the Morgan
stocks. The Hill stocks and Hartman
issues lost ground. Reading lost the great
or portion of yesterdays advance. Trans
actions were considerably smaller than
yesterdays total"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

Benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & Flags
To-day was discouraging 10 the bull in
terests. To be sure. it looks as If a good
part OF the selling was for the short ac-
count but toe bears were able TO cover
at such rat profits the first part OF the
week that they are bound 20 sell on rail-
lies The pressure to-day was not severe.
and az no time did the market plunge
downward, but It gradually declined from
the high figures 20 a point or two
lower than last nights close. II would
seem to me decidedly unlikely that we
should have another great spasm Of liqui-
datiOn at the present level"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

s. II. Agnew. of Henry CIews & Co.
THE errauc movements Of the market
for the past few days continued to-day,
with the trend Of prices downward. As
have repeatedly said. The big holders Of
stocks are free sellers every time the
market admits of unloading The big
pools are continuing In their endeavor
to distribute their stocks upon the public.
and until this is fully accomplished, as
far as they are determined 90 Jet them
go. il is needless TO hope for any
permanent Improvement in prices. In the
spasmOdic advances made in prices dur
ing the last two days. the largest specula-
tive short interest has practically been
eliminated and fl is certain that the real
situation. as far as the underlying con-
dltoas are concerned, has not been i'm
proved by this elimination. i still seems
wise 10 take advantage OF the rallies 20
sell. / am yet Of the opinion that prices
viii go still lower and advise against
purchases"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished By Z r. Chapman 4
Co. members New YORK stock Exchange. G. Bowie
ChiUman- manager, 1901 4 street northwest,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading was in small volume on the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday,
and at fractionally lower prices on most
OF the local stocks, The market he's re-
turned to normal conditions after the re-
cent boom. accompanying the close Of
Congress and the failure 10 put public
utility stocks on a permanently higher
level There were some trades of good
size, especially options on Washington
Gas at 80 3-S.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

G. Bowie Chapman, OF Z. r. Chapman
& Co. has been elected a director Of the
United States Trust Company.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

A general, gloomy feeling prevailed over
the slump in the New York market. and
telephones TO private offices were several
times brought into requisition to get quo
tatiOns on some Of the railroad stocks
which were falling about noon.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

In spite of what the traders looked
upon as large supporting orders, United
States Steel common broke to within a
small fraction Of the lowest price touched
by it during the campaign, and closed
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

Herbert /. Jones. Of Charles G. Gates
& Co, is absent from the city on busi-
ness In New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by =. R. Chapman &
Co, members New York stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chapman manager. 1891 L street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
New Orleans.
SpOt Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

Quotations furnished By Charles c. Gates Co..
members Chicago Board Of Trade. Aunsey Building
Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

While the January earnings of Southern
Railway showed an increase in gross. the
traders thought the decrease Of $40 600
IN net was large enough to have a strong
bearing on the dividend prospects of the
preferred, and. consequently, the rumor
that the rate Of distribution on this issue
would be reduced or passed received more
credence than on previous occasions when
it had been circulated. An attack on the
stock of this road followed the puhlica-
ton Of the statement and in sympathy
with the decline on the common a selling
movement began in the other nondividend
railroad issues. such as Erie and Rock
Island. that carried the prices Of. these
down TO lower level than had before
been touched by them in two years.
Southern Railway directors will take
action on the preferred dividend question
tomorrow, and while there are still a
few brokers who expect that the full semi
annual rate Of II per cent will be de-
clared. these are very decidedly in the
minority.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

ASKED bid
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08
NATIONAL BANK sTnCKs

TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American Security ard Tr1st............ 30 9F-
National safe Deposit and Trlst........ $50 10
Union Tulst COMIauy. -.-.-.--.-. ......... l3f ia
Washington Loan aud TuIst............. 900 q.
Washington Safe DEPOSIT. 90
Union Trust warrants 900. q
The Washington herald., 1907-03-08

Now that Hartman appears to have
been converted 10 the belief that open
confession is good for the soul" few
of those whose experience in Wall street
does not date back very far think il pos
sible that he may yet tell i'm his own way
what he refused TO disclose ON the wit
ness stand I'm the recent investigation.