The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-27
|DEGER IS NOT
||[D TO TESTIFY
Investigating Committee N
n Sscretary May DO
rs He PleaSes'
(Ar FOR PROSECUTION
|Ilt tyCENSED AT RULING

fcEySED AT RULING
u.kes Statement That
q Of BaIIinger Are
Not Truthful.
Press.
croN, March 26.-The Bal
4, Investigating committee,
.rtive session today, unani-
~ TO deny the request of
,,rdeis, representing Louis
,rd others, that Secretary
,;or Ballinger be called as
~ the "prosecution at
Ia brought out a protest
|Drrey, who was slightingly
4 Al the cabinet officer and
4 by the committee.
sing tho decision of the
<,ustor Nelson said Secre-
b would appear as a wit
4 the presentation of his
,ase, aud ample opportu-
b given all counsel for
.ation.
Rrandeis was on his feet
! caught the drift of the
|nling.
Hes Makes Protest.
rrutcst," he fairly shouted.
sctlon OF the committee
10 me 10 have the effect OF
a committee and those who
. Watching the proceedings
-oftunity % arrive at the
n vas interrupted by Chair
Ia will be entered; proceed
4 know when Mr.. Ballinger
a iestiiy before this commit
. follow Mr.. Steele on the
|ztsd Mr.. Brandeis.
|Frer that" said Attorney
.sssnting Mr.. Ballinger. "Mr.
. not come at the end OF
testimony. He will testify
a 10 put him on the stand"
y the statement in view ]
1est anew" continued Bran
. nfrained from making spe-
sgaInst Mr.. Ballinger. But
-Ts have been made by
. ore great question before
Il and before the country Is
Iot Mr. BallInger is unfit 10
-csition by reason OF n lack
~ and direcmess Mr.. Bal
.sn charged by Mr.. PInchol
|.sses produced by him with
Ming the president and hav-
tements that ere untrue"
IMPOSITION are you speak
-1lei Senator Root.
h md circumstances under
|1llnger is TO testify are OF
Importance" replied Mr. |
F1sre yeracitv and straight
are the Issue. Why should
10 from those ordinary tests
D shich other witnesses arc
y he TO be allowed 70 with
.rony and SO frame 1t as 10 |
nh other testimony that is |
h. in?"
Honey was stopped again.
y hvestigation not an in
~ ssnator Sutherland. "The |
4. itached a decision which |
Z y hight and fair"
-Iifts," added Senator Root. |
aEeed on this point and |
q decision. You are moi |
respcct for the unanimous |
u committee."
'u!e Graham thought Mr.. |
-l1 be allowed TO proceed. |
EnaS his summing up argu-
eas indicated his purpose.
nam. 1T remains for the |
decide whether II Will take |
10y inc argument by calling |
at This time"
tut declared ne would not |
70 hear arguments at this |
~ he said ne was sacrl-
.onal interests to sit on the |
ny would withdraw from II II
..ssary 10 listen 10 such ar
Pioposed by Mr.. Graham at
NE excitement. Mr.. Bran
John l.. Steele, attorney |
Z. Inneim interests in Alaska. |
'nneins "Put Up"
.ald his object in appearing
-Anittee was TO dispute the |
Nv Nv m magazines and news
~ Guggenheims have paid |
money 10 Mr.. Cunningham. |
y ever given TO Mr.. Cum |
y lepayment for money ad-
-p'sentative OF the Gugeen-
;nt ;snt 10 Alaska to look over |
iae amount was something |
to him." '
4 covering the PAYMENT was |
INC Witness ard put into |
and members OF the COM
~ sa'so Tho witness as to the !
an ~ IN the Alaska syndicate. |
'roughl the ra,nifcations OF |
4 rsh' 'sh' nave an important |
n, said that he knew only |
Er,on On The GuGeenhelm side |
psn. psnn. Loeb & Co. OF New |
,s-ss.smcyer. Jr. and n man |
u ssr ~ just who participated !
,'ee with ). p. Moran & |
n aid not know. After n |
a VIC copy oC the report by !
isn Expert on the value OF |
'ss,n,.ahd ahd other Alaska coal !
NJ s1iit'ed In evidence. Mr., |
b,oeeip. ,eport cost the syndicate |
II Saey and he did nor think |
;s.sms made public property
the had volunteered testi- |
''' senate committee on !
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