The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
THREAT TO "GBT" BALLlNGER
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ASSOCIATE ~ PENCROT.

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ASSOCIATE o. PfNCHOT.
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WA~NoroH. Aprtf - Tho chAres y
Louis D. brAndsaa. attorney for L. H.
claws. tnaf Afeornsy -oonsral wicker
sham report 90 Pressdent Tan. revtew-
ing the evidsnce IN the Claws case which
was ftAtsn september IL. lsos.. two days
o-'dors me rresiosnt wrote ma lesssr
exoneratlng nscresAry naihnesS. wa not
a. q mAse~r OF taos oomp1ssed unsn moro
man TWO montns After snAt dAte went
unahs~ereo to-oAV
NO staesmeuf relative 70 the charge
ss forthcoming e'tner a. inc "nite
hoHss or at the ospartmens Of Justice.
nnd no reierence was maze TO u AZ To-
days session OF the Congressional com
would sn1savor to have Attorney-Osn-
sral wloksrahAm called AZ a witness to
answer a siireOe question "A IA tina eln.a
on which hln r.uort VS. .r,,,.IIv 60
pleted and trAnsmitsed to the Presidsnt
aid:
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Mr. Brandeis would make no further
cOmment, bat IL 10 understood that he
nosmrda ths o,,~~si,,, !. a. ~. ..,,,,-I 49,
Of the report a. on. Of ..U.e,si .ls u
canoe and that ha viii maize sverv abort
70 have tt ssttled definitely before the
Investigation clo~an
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nNi' man Ns'sou Annooncsa tnas nero-
after the COMMITTEES VIII hold three SEQ
sions n week. adding Thursday 90 Friday
and SATURDAY. FOR rnanaIog A.. Tn,.
deoision - 1890 $500. - ,i..I-
Sso- - - $500 ceO@usS socn htsls
tiEasiOn that msunber. Of the Commi,s-.
have begun 90 doubt N th~v can ooncl,,d.
the word befor. the adjoa,rnmeo. on Con-
VI Ooo-
sre-s'
OeOres Jus smith direceor Of the
Geological SURVEY. took the stand
to-day and testified that 0yereon W. Price !
former assistant % Chief Worcester Clifford
Pinohot. had mads tho thrsaa thaa they |
would got SECRETARY Rallinger IN one
way or other.
4 say Mr.. Prics on s~uesmbsr m l.a,
lust alter my return from apokane
said Mr.. Smith. I'm the course OF our |
conversation he made thia stassunsnt
We like you all right. but We don & Hks |
your chief and we don't like tn coat
you wear l told him that In he did not |
like my COAT I'd change IL. Th~n 10 aid: |
OF courss you are in an smharYns.ins
position now. but IL won't lase loua. IN
ne don't Ket hiEu one way veil ReS hin, |
another'~
Meaning Secretary Ballinzer1- in
terpolated Representative Madisou.
OF course he meant Secrvtarv Raj
nnRer,- replied Mr., smith.
Earlier in his testimony Mr. Smith |
told OF the controversies he had had v-ith
Pinchot over the conaerVafio0 natter
and said that Pinchot rad threasened
him with the club Of D,Iblicitv
AZ the afternoon accession Mr Smith
told Of an intarVieu he had with Mr
Pinchot on July %. ieOa M the co1rse
Of which he aaid Mr. PinolHoG oharnrfsr.
lied Secr@eary Rallina~g a. "a yellow
dog and the Rroatp.t enemy Of the coo- !
servatiOn cause.
Mr.. Smith's tastin,onv throu~h,,,, ,h.
day wAs q vigorous defend. on 6~crs,sry /
RallinRsr's Dollov rolas.v e 10 oons.~v.t,on I