Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
George n. Earle of Philadel.
phia Told Committee He In.
formed President of Facts
But Nothing Was Done.
HIS LATIN TALKS
PROVED TOO SEVERE
Witness Said Rough Rider
Had an Accent That Did
Not Work Well With Orig.
inal Tongue of Caesar.
90, Eseains U~rsld =. " Leased WJrrD

Washington. J"ao 20 An attack
ground that he hnd not prosecuted
The so-callrd sugar trust made nctor'
the huusc sugar trust committee todo,
Do, George II Eailc oi Philadelphia
aroused vigorous d,fcusr of Nj
Roos'vclt b., Representative Madison
of i>uusns vl" said the fnmcr pres
idcn, rcuod on ATTORNEY General
nouppurt. ior adNi,, and .hor, was
uu ,tfd,un, n,tory ga" committee tu
SHOW h. had acted trom impiApvi
utntittf
Mt Madison Insisted upou reading
Mr uonnrattes decision m the suRar
ease. upou which ~, declared Mr
Euus,yclt had to lean.
YOU a,uurmcu WIZ ucvct prose-
Uuty au} hpdy it you ~ - nnd oN-
ru~,s fur officers who neglect thcit
duty said Nr tarl,
e am not attempting to excuse Nj
i'tuupartr. said Mr. Madison
Tho president of IA, lni,od state
telt,d ou Dts iaw officer Tor advice
ard tb,r, is no evidence noior, this
committee that the president artrd
ilpm improper motives. don't agree
With the opinion of IN, attorney gen
,ral am Uu, oi thosc people "t
kansas who san hchr,, ip ia" ia
tasrii, of Mr Roosevelt
"u i, msi that you should said
Mr Barrie 4 euli Trust the pcopl"
~ Ktnsas 90 know whether " was
!ht Tor the pr, ddn ui not tp act
non hr knew iiiut hs al iutrriin
ltioru,v general. Nj nurdt. wus auN
ia,,s 30 pruVroi and that thcr" Wa''
valuable evidence Tint might b, los,
offered tu debate this matter Win
MI RnosrN,t u New York. bat n"
did not bcrcpt my chalious. ana neg
i.ttd an opportunity to uvcrwh"iin
u, Bo you thiuk the people oi Kan
.I. ,Iu .nA thht Tho president did
his uul duty in urglor,ing that cas-"
How are yuu ever gu.ng ~ punish
.rimr n you are constantly changing
law .fuccrs and do nothing in the IN
t.rin.
DO YOU hayn any doubt that Mr..
Eoo.sg.lt Was q sincerr Uppoucn, oi
the immoral practices of grca, or
glnizatnsns ~ capital ?' asked Repre-
sentative Iiiucs
4 would rather not answer that
question said Mr. Earle.
Il nscd Ia think Theodore toos"-
Welt was the greatest man In the uni'
verso ANA the people oi Kansas s'il
do" declared Mr. Earle.
Mr. Earle told how Mr.. Roosevelt
once talked To him In Latin. and. u
more serious vein, discussed the s0gai
trust ana the tariff.
MIR Earle. who was the most active
pursucr of the American sugar Re
tning coupany after the wr"cking o
the Real Estate Trust company an,
the closing of the ponnsy ylynnia sugar
Rofining company, told tho commit
toe Yesterday that former fresiden
Al,uoseveit had "lost hls preference f"'
Ag game in not prosecuting tht
kugar trust officials IN that case.
} Have yen ever hud any trouhl'
with Nv Roosevelt? 20 ASKED char
man IardNick to-day.
"Nuno at all ! voted fur him twir'
aud stimped Tor him and when
wrote To him about this case va
sure suncthing Mould b" done
Mover hhi any t"'liihlHl'"i'. ~
with him since"
40. | never met Nj Roosevelt hu
once sncc I l-u Harvard and lh1
was At the whit. house. ilc askc.
me II ny career in Harvard had dom
me any good. told him that didh
know Then in that peculiar ennn
citation which he poss"ss's, ne quo'e'
somc,hiug tn me in Latin which
could net hN anl chance understand
B,ing rNaminod N Latin 10y tn" pres
ident ~ the United S,atns mad" m'
feed silly, ~o smiled. and IA" pr'Si
don't slapped me on o. hnc"' "h'
Said 'Ah SEE you nnn"rs'n"''
which. oi course, | did not, but M
smiling IT made him tank 80 That
the only conversation r"n"mh"
having had with Roosevelt IN nnn'