The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
l|NGER AFTER
WEEKLY
n Says He Will Bring
10 Book for Vicious,
Ialicious Attacks.
.ONY OF THE DAY
6pARS OUT THIS PHASE
q That Publication Was
IL TO Pay Big Sum for
fsrtsin Evidence.

hted Press.
'ryGTON, April 2.-"If they
= can attack me with i'm
- arc mistaken said Rich
.iI;nper, secretary of the in
AZ. referring to the publica-
.cyning him, which are APP
rollier's Weekly, He an
rnbatically that he proposed
them to justice in due time. -
pallinger would not indicate
what form proceedings IN
be instituted against the
he said if he lived long
<ould "suffer all the penal
will warrant. y
ment that he intended seek
through the courts was made
~ the article in the current
.lIier' s., headed "Ballinger-
a a which the secretary of the
accused Of an ''unpardon-
"A of professional honor IN
4 with bankruptcy proceed
a United States district court
||arss Attack Untruthful.
liz malicious, villainous and
IA attacks Of which this is
-other Chapter he said, 81
4 bring them to Justice. Every
a thew make, =" he added, 'has
ruQebly covered by testimony
a Of the United States dis
4 for the district of Washing
|eru division, generating me
liehtcst suspicion Of any ir-
u OF impropriety. They have
LIZ sent their agents and ennis
.6ughout the country to ira
by q campaign of vilIfication
T. not warranted by any facts
u. If they think they can at
Fith impunity, they arc mis-
NAT Article Contains.
Gele in today's Issue Of Col
ants charges against Mr.. Bal
tonnection with his action as
reveral years ago for Heck
hnsen. shipbuilders. at Seattle,
\ charges him with |an un-
breach Of professional hon
|.er the shipbuilding firm s af-
been wound up, it is alleged
|ffoYt was made by Hickman
his estate reopened. believing
6rn had not been fairly dealt
urged with the referee Of the
cnrt, appointed by Judge C. H.
vhc is described as n close
n. Ballinger, "whitewashed'' -
||sfy OF the interior and the
.prDeys concerned. Later it
Jerold L, Finch. attorney for
1 ! Hansen in tho latter pro-
lied q petition in Judge Han
|f1 asking for the disbarrment
elinger and the other attor-
\ vas referred to the Bar as
<Vhich, il was charged, white
NJ. Ballinger, but refused to
N a,tion against Finch.
|1|linger Was Exoncrated.
|'ufatisl of these charges Mr..
= exhibited certified copies Of
E'edihgs in the federal court in
y which he was exonerated by
|nnford. the master i'm chancery,
oumittee OF the Federal Bar
|c1 Of the charge preferred by
N denying the petition TO re-
ease, Judge Hantord said the
1n sgainst Mr.. Ballinger was
ported by a scintilla OF evi-
Tho committee of the Bar as
which exonerated Mr. Bal
<afed the charges were with
|1atlon. and were made without
!nvestigation Of the facts.
Iuttee said Mr.. Finch had not
MED by malice In making the
and for that reason he
De dlsbarred, but stated that
Deserves the censure Of the
ne federal court. "
ught Before Committee.
Why OF Golfers Weekly on be-
..Emer Chief Forester Clifford
q brought forcibly to the at
Nc baIllnger-Plnchot congress
a'ttee Today. when II. X, Love
Rt Jonn w, Dudley, former
tne land office at juneau.
" nun last February IN Juneau
had intimated To him
'2uid be worth from $4,000 TO
mm 10 go to Washington TO
ar. Love told the committee
previously mentioned the con-
~ anybody because he feared
Wy nave misconstrued what
u said To him, the commit
lhimous In the opinion that
was OF such Importance tnat
puid come here from Alaska
l ". A subpoena will be is
'm at once.
understaDd Golfers was try
dudley to testify?" inquired
.uvc Madison.
Icy understood they wanted
mere TO tell the truth" an
r'.hess. explaining that Dud-
iet out as register Of the
and that he had declared his
s9lhg TO Washington to clear
nc said Dudley had told him
~ 30 70 Washington to testify
drr Side. meaning Balllnger.
asked Love 90 convey that
a 10 the secretary.
ne did not comply with this