Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-23

as long as had lump-suin expcn1|
lures like that. my only account Wo1'.
be upon the stubs Of my check BOOK
i have them.
Senator Walsh. Your check boo||
show all of the money you have han
died since you came herel
Mr.. Ballou. think 50. ! am quite
sure whether / passed the contri1|
lions direct over to the beet pcoII.
or gave It to them through my chcc1
books.
Senator Walsh. Do You have Chez
book which represents the money han
died other than that which represent.
your own salary?
Mr.. Ballou. I should apologize. I.|
haps. for what may seem loose t''.
ness methods, but what Il began ! ~.
no idea Of either the amount 81 O..
detail Il would run into. ~ 1.|
am not uuite sure today whether [I|
$4,000 q month, which have c1I[I'-
buted to the beet people. r1.I|.
through my check books or not A||||
that I am sure that II did, begin.
last September.
Senator Walsh. So that your chez.
books win show, as understand yoI.
all Of the money that you have han
died. with the possible exception thai
you may have turned some over =.
the beet people that viii not shoV{
Mr.. Ballou. Yes; and the moI1/
that l have given to Mr.. Mead tor
the Domestic Sugar Producers A141-
citation he VIII have to account for
Senator Walsh. / understand that
this is RENTED to you and you turn
It over to Mr.. Mead7
Mr. BalIou Yes.
Senator Walsh. So that, then. "a.
checks viii show that2
Mr.. Ballou. I am quite sure 3'I'
ply indorsed the checks over 70 N[.
Mead on that proposition.
Senator Walsh Would you Be 11'1
to bring here the vouchers W1I('
would shoW-either check book O.
other vouchers which would show t.
money?
Mr.. Ballou. I viii.
Senator Walsh. / would be glad O.
have you do that. Now, Nh BaIIoI
you were here this morning Whcn
Gov. Carter testified. dare sayl
Mr.. Ballou. Yes, sir.
Senator Reed And he told a.. ~
least in general way, Of circu-
larizing campaign that you have CT.
Mr.. Ballou. Yes.
Senator Walsh. In q general way,
/ understand that he has given ~ The
facts.
Mr.. Ballou. Yes. He testified that
1t was, at least from the other end
No, sir; / do no know
that he covered all Of the circular
matter that has been put out.
Senator Walsh Very well. WIN
you kindly tell us what was doney
Mr.. Ballou.. He covered the adVor.
tlsements and bulletins. He referred
to this book entitled The Sugar Tar
III and the Consumer q little pam
pnlet of mine, which we sent out, and
this Facts About Sugar is the one
that / spoke Of as Mr.. Paxton having
gotten up.
In addition to that, there Il this
which | think he referred
to, OF mine, entitled Notes on the
Testimony Taken Before the Hard.
wick Committee in Reference to the
sugar Tariff which has also been
sent out, and have sent out to some
and others an index to
the Testimony before the HardWick
with reference to the So
gar tariff. / would Ike to fle al of
those.
Senator Walsh. Is there anything
else. Mr.. BalIou, in the way Of Iitefa-
Lure put out2
Mr.. Ballou. have the impression
hat the Domestic Sugar Producers
office has sent out the literature that
The beet people originally printed, the
pamphlet OF Mr. Palmer. Sugar Tar
Il Reduction: Who Wants Il ana
Why
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