The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

{. n len today for The Hague =
s-,bn tribunal. had n good deal i
= rIlh the decision 10 bring the :
RS to q close. !:
Observation-Disclosures
lyHIyGT0N, May 19.-Assistant
u General Lawler admitted un-
discrimination by Attorney
'esiu the Ballinger-Pinchot inves-
!, loday that three years ago l..
rs cast reflections on his COM
|gio conduct the prosecution OF
4 and fraud cases while he was
\ States attorney for the south
;ai,t of California, He said it
"a demonstrated that CLAWS was
|ifll.
BnDieis was plainly endeavor-
.ilox that Lawler entertained an
r;Is against CLAWS which un-
W. for the preparation of a
y irding for the president on the
} ride by CLAWS against Secrc-
|hHirger.
IA aid the department of JUS
n rsde an Investigation vindi-
Fir and he had proceeded with
.ist Of the cases.
y ihr persons / prosecuted were
III" added Lawler, sharply.
|.r time CLAWS was chief of field
p nth headquarters at Oakland,
P1psB Not Submitted.
Brandcis tried unsuccess-
induce the committee TO re-
y production of all the papers
Hs. He urged it was important
committee TO know whether
N Bslllnger at the time he took
2 Beverly with him 10 assist
zisnt IN reaching A conclusion
= the CLAWS charges, knew Of
" Of Lawler against CLAWS,
'sed TO be the SENSE of the
d the committee that TO com
! Tue attorneys request would
y entering on a collateral
pilon. There was no repetition
ritlne scene of Tuesday after
"a Lawler accused Brandeis of
falSehood. Mr.. Lawler was
hze Of his replies to Brandeis,
silous clashes occurred, The
pstoned the witness about the
4 ,he memorandum which he
u the presidents request, as
z president.
lsler admitted that he con-
ae task imposed on him as
Hail, "ln sense but did
Inc fact that he considered
aId his Immediate associates
q Glavis dishonest disqualified
ehderlng a just opinion,
Dsunett Oh Stand.
Hanett, commissioner Of the
yea ONCE, followed Lawler on
!halrman Nelson announced
.ding of the session that the
sad decided not to make
s'isIs between Mr.. Ballinger
Perkins Of New York
oeen furnished in response
9iahaels IS request. He ex-
Wv they related only to the
INC glaciers and a ford in
%aels asked that further re.
pade for two letters ad.
,. re'klns to Ballinger, which
h 10 believe existed. lie
~ paTilcularly anxious 10 OBJ.
~ o. June 10, 1909, in re.
imeh ballinger expressed re.
'I sou would he unable to
reIslns on his trip TO
ung The summer.
lh Natural Prejudice,
"a In n sensc, " '0'''iaereu ii
3 .'s &, :. asked'if In beginning that
! ,nsr'. was qualified To make a
|,hfln,. illo the matter IN view
lsisr VI tne interior depart
~ Asrl,a.u ne had the fullest con-
- dIS Seer and the men under
"'' think that disqualified
n inquired II he was not
'rly o' lSo Of Ballinger.
less ,ns ~, natural prejudice any
a cIshdnavor M Iavor OF an honest man
e.ni asked tho witness II II.
w., IN writing an opinion "a
Z a. present" whether Claws
~ bspportunity TO know thai
,ssl,ssa made against him
enly r .nat as far az he knew
Aflnsf o., VINO h3u made ANN
zr,iunI,,,a NEVIS and he had made
t,am,nss weighing the facts.
J Al,ornmsa auon by Brandeis Law.
q l.allon.y, General WIckershau
> Ao,i q 10 him the lnteryie =
: noc bsSfner bsoFfner attorney genera
Of claa aa sought with him a,
3 a. n ,1S,s , 10 urge him 10 aiv,
"a lsy ly me construction OF ih,
= "a MO-, OF May Is, 1908. LAW,
= A wIrSSser discussed the claw,
a, tvo SSstsham before septcm,
Ah p,s,1Sys d1sys before the promui.
= " yovNS'eaents letter.
'fAE, '"' become acquainted
.e naSis began qucstion,p,
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