The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08

friends that he viii have something 20
say within the next two or three DAYS
and that wien he does SPEAK as a pri-
vate citizen, it viii be in a new tone.
Consider Statement.
II is known that at the long session
OF the President with his Cabinet ad-
visers yesterday one of the matters IN
der consideration was joint statement
which Association Forester Price and
law Officer Shaw had suFSnitted 10 BIr-
PlnchOJ, concerning their activities in
the matter o. tbe CLAWS charges against
Secretary RalIinger and Land Commis-
sloner bennett This statement had
been called for by Mr.. Pinchot, a few
days ago Il amounts Is \ setting forth
Of the reasons which NIessrs- Price and
Shaw considered their justification for
opening the campaign against Ballinger
while their chief Ar. PinchOt, was alb
sent from Washington last summer.
This document is understood 20 be SINH
lar 10 the letter from the forester 10
Senator D0lliveT- II contains some in
terestiug matters which are expected to
give further illumination 70 the .gfoIe
subject II IS understood among the
supporters Of AR PinchoJ that the
cocuH ent viii be given cut for pUbIica-
Tlon later, and the expectation is that
Congress viii call for il without DELAY
unless IL is otherwise given 70 the
public
one Of the most remarkable features
Of the situation is the strange fashion
IN which IL has involved Secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson and Senator Dol
liver The President IN his letter 10
FlnchoI, says that PinchOt told Secre-
JdFE wilson that ne fPinChOtl Thought
ne could induce Senator DOlIiver 10
present the PlnchOJ statement IN the
Senate Senator Deliver, IN introducing
tne P1nchOt letter, Indicated that the
communicatiOn had been sent in reply
e his own request. and not on the in
lUaLTe OF Mr. PinchOt-
For Immediate Dismissal.
Secretary Wilson appears to have com
pletely deserted NJ. PinchOt in the last
hours Of the forester-s fight for his DO
IIuCaI life. Reports from tho Cabinet
session OF yesterday represent the Sec
retary Of Agriculture as being among
those most iusjstent on the immediate
dismissal Of the forester For a long
time II has been known that the Secre-
Iary's enthusiasm about supporting Mr.
FlnchOts tight against BaIlinger was
cooling Under the Roosevelt Admins
istration the business OF the Forest
Service was almost an independent af-
fair lIr- Wilson accepted the situation
NLlngiy enough because Of the close
PRESIDENT But when Mr. Roosevelt
ceased TO be President these matters
were expected 10 be HanGld through the
usual cnanneiS- and apparently Secre-
TaEg Wilson felt that The Forest Serv-
Ice was disposed 70 maintain an undue
attitude OF autonomy
~ any rate the Secretary OF AErf-
culture ana senator DOIllv-r, his life
Tong political and personal friend
ana ardent supporter, have EOr into
me position of crossing their DIR
ont r-.-
2 reference TO Mr.. DOIIfver. 10. which
me senator Is expected 10 make some
a-lSlul rom tho floor of the Senate
and IL Is not apparent how the incident
can he carried 10 irs conclusion with
our developing decided misuuder-
stdndlng between the Secretary and the
senior senator from his home State
- to whether there was any authOri-
zatlol. specific or general from Secre-
lalE wilson. Tor the communication of
Ar pInClOi 10 Senator D0Ufve~ me
secretary has testified that there was
none There are some inIimarf0ns Of
--IeIel-e % opinion on this point
fn"S OLE tie forester being firm IN the
mat Nj l'1nClOt would not have
such a communication II ne had
i'i- or supposed he had. some gen
ave TO adopt such a course. M
%, no" ever, would not discuss
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