The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-30
~ AsaocIaterl Praaa-

Washingtoo -, "a
a++ocL ,I7or = Philadelphia renewed his
boHSa ars-os sNoosevelt To-Day before the
VS. esnecio n rust investi cation. lie
,yaIt.s sIiaoad oenunciato=y Of Roose-
;nai ,,rosac,,+,snu ,nure to institute GRIM
S,,a.r pa9rJrA against the American
tha panns,,J,JsssSorn pany officials after
80. A~nose5 A. sugar refinery deal
s,,cn sYnnT,o ate y, Ave Earle spoke with
So suoi ,e ~ Mst he offered to apollo
gize II the comnltAs tbo,,o-ht pleIo
Ui+,anss Soo,c not reprehensible.
debate the issue Win eoneo1. c TiereS 9 to
FORK last fall, but ths Iat+. dl,is IN Itsw
the opportunity to aowarwba,,,-" I,,r,o
He said he appEcsSed . poo-on,. ,.i. MI,
a feeling that he wss - .e. W.
man in the universe ~ -sat'..
he wanted" he ssM ~ ~, hoWeTerr
case to the people OF Kar..1 D.tu liz tiS
think of Roosevelt a. ~ mIo Stiii ), !,
This 6rousea Representa- SS.Sira,, ~
of Kansas, who declared he .t,'H 81
lieved in the integrity q RooSs,,aI.
spirited colloouy followea e'''
Adolph Segal. OF Phlaa.,nL,. 49,
tilted about the blocking q he erto.-ss
to sell the stocks and bonds re tbe
Pennsylvania Sugar Refnlnv e. Stle
Havemeyer was responsible for nc titS' diS
ficulty. ulA
Mr.. Earle, who was the mr.. -
pursuer of the American suS,e O.,
f1ning Company after the wrecE,n,r 90
the Real Estate Trust Companv -
tho closing Of the PennsylvanIA s,.-a,.
Refining Company, told the comr1A a.
yesterday that former Presidens pne..
welt had lost his preferences fcr "a
game IN not prosecuting tia sngst,
trust officials in that case
Have you ever had any trot1Sh, ,,xA
Mr.. Roosevelt ?" asked Chairman EsyS-
wick today.
None at ell. I voted for him tw,o.
and stunped for him and when vrot,
to him about this case, was sur,
something WOULD be Gone"
Never had any communication wit
him since?"
mo. have met Mr.. Roosevelt b,
once since I left Harvard and that "
at the White House. He asked me
My career at Harvard had done !
any good.
y told him that did not kno
Then, in that peculiar enuncia4i
which ne possesses, he quoted ]
something in Latin, which / could !
10y any chance understand. Being e
amined in Latin By the president
tEe United States made me feel sil
SO I smiled and the president slapu
me on the back and said:
"I see you understand which
course, l didn't but by smiling IL ma
him think so. That's the only conv,
sation / remember having had WI
Roosevelt IN many years"
Has your activity in the sugar "a
caused Won a
sugar trust peopief''
None at all. Some Of the sur
trust people are my personal frien,
Mr.. Thomas was my class mate
Harvard and George Frazier ia ,
personal friend. In all this transacti
never found anything that reflect
on them"
In relating the history OF the ca
Mr.. Earle touched upon the trai
events, including the physical collar
Of Adolph Segal, the death Of August
Kissel, and the suicide OF Frank
Nipple.
Chairman Hardwick interrogated
witness regarding tariff matters. II
precipitated a tariff discussion betwe
the Democratic and Republican me,
bers of the committee.
Then the testimony shifted to an {
gument on the Sherman antitrust la
and reviews Of supreme court decisio
'T have my suspicion of anyone W
would change the Sherman act" 81
Mr.. Earle. TT is the best tested Il
in the world"