The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-02
|GER CASE
|DV|NG FIERCE
4 Psrtisanship and Fac
Now More Than
Erer Apparent.
|l,Y no HOPE OF
AGREEMENT
IL Members Quick to
. CadgeIs on Behalf of
"Prosecution."

-rON. April 1.-The most
that has yet occurred
-embers of the Ballinger'
.tipating committee marked
,oday.- The quarrel, which
/, an hour or more, was
.rse of the growing feeling
Lin among the Democratic
.an members of the commit
taken TO mean the hope
unanimous agreement.
has prccipitated when Chair
. .ccused Attorney Brandeis,
the "prosecution, OF at
Receive the committee or
something. The attorney,
/ anger, jumped to his feet
1,d that the chairman s re-
Mhdrawn.
snocrats Aroused.
h, members of the committee
10 take up the defense OF
La. and Representatlv
Illinois moved the chairman
10 withdraw the imputation
|rc James seconded the mo-
followed general discus
<eh every member of the
resent took part and stated
riews. A number of Re
IA thew did not agree With
Lon that Mr.. Brandeis was
,oncealment Of any sort, but
time they would not vote to
chairman 80 withdraw his
>rrued By Representative
Ia insurgent member, that
IN IN making his remarks,
Nv his personal views. and
,oInmitted any other mem
tntntiye James argued that
IN. Brandeis was accused of
las on record before the
1rl consequently there could
linn IL the committee mem
Ieution.
.r finally was disposed OF
H. from Representative Ohm
T. Il on the table. This was
. rote of 6 10 5. Two wit.
|Ld today on behalf OF Mr..
They were District Attorney
odd OF Seattle and United
..al H, X. Love Of Alaska.
@1s !pTmerly a special agent
g6te. Both OF the wit
|sfs1 Eatements by Special
Jones for the 'Fprosecu-
false.
'<nt5 OF Cross Fire.
EXAMINATIONS occupied but
'lfes, the cross examinations
[adeis taking up the rest OF
and Mr.. Love were pre-.
ne onslaught Of the CLAWS
their answers were some
Afp as the thrusts of the
'erc has been testimony be
nmlttee from time to time
'nnt Mr., Love, as specia'
warped" in his Judgment
that he was a candidate
Fhslship in the third di
Rska- He was asked today
fe he actually was depend
eet the place,
began, 81 happened tC
: In Col. Roosevelt5s regi
70 no further,' inter
of Flint, amid laughter,
Z Us OF Proceedings.
Rg went on today will
nneers counsel In charge
2iation OF evidence. TIL,
'mony in behalf of the cab.
san last Saturday after.
-iorncy Vertrees had made
Htement that much OF tn,
nnst hr. Ballirger would be-
use, The address sharpl,
X, Garfield and GifforC
= neir share In the attack OF
Odd United States distrlc
:. 1tue. was the first witness
" loud contradicted certain
>ue by Special Agent II, l.
was testIiytng for LouI
ne said loncs' stateman
pstsed against criminal &C
y 1sse cases because Judg
- sVnsututlonally opposed {,
generally was absolute
asked Mr.. Todd II he ha,
~ some time ago regardinl
rcutlon against CLAWS 70
49, itom his office when Il
80 70 his successor. Christcn
med the letters afterwar
<s oox belonging to CLAWS
o Christensen cumplnine
Isioer That the letters wer
.< ulis Time copies of thes
H oegan TO appear In
B Win the announcement
4 'lt 70 follow.
3 I9ss .examina ton Attorne
a him Some of Jone.
ons of which said he ha
Todd In regard to Grim
cr In the Christophe
M zones have a conlerenc
Va a' ume"" asked the attoI
IN, a,sy nave dropped into th
f3X letter. ] said ] had
pH 'apels before giving a
~ conceive a conferenc
4 An opinion"
y, Ssssss, a good deal OF NJ
tpM ~ you'd he have In maxim
a. e uld not have the cor
y ne was working who
"a eolued the witness.
. mas Was he doing?"
fM7 dnnhs around, here M
uaily reports"
NJ his matter to 20
= done" 10 'o''S "S
|. feeiing Evident.
y 1ri,t,anination as to a lett
arr,nn ar,Sn 10 the department
u |asss criminal prosecuti,
y mel ,.Sn sSon led the commit,
'pnrh,, ,,nieh lasted nearly /,
3 'an fsaysr, anew the streng
- ''ing which has grow
y 'nasls read a copy of t.
! 'usd on Page Two. >