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Railway and Navigation Company ''
he said. and used them - security
for IN issue Of bonds. They got
that noasy- aaA used Il. to finance
the deal for the Northern Pacific
and Great Noethern -transactions and
the flotation Of Great Northern Ore
properties which they sold At AN
enormous psofit."., $50
Later Lamar alleged. the principals
In the traeaactioa went to Kuhn.
Loeb and Company and secretly got
nearly S?00.o00.o00 which he be-
iieved was for their own use. I
Lamar testified he used the name
OF Representative Daniel J. Riordsn
Of New York. telephoning to Chair.
man IIovett Of the unlon Pacific.
On another occasion Lamar test.
fled he called up Paul D. Cravath Of
counsel for the Union Pacific. sug.
gestinx I.auterbach would be . val.
liable adviser.
On another occasion he talked over
the telephone to Lewis Cass l-edyard.
using Representative Pslmer's name
and With Maxwell EvaEts. using
Representative Riordaa's name. Ia|
both eonversaiion he spoke about
Lautesbseh's services.
Senator Nelson isisted that Laasrl
testify explicitly whether he stated
In those conversations that I.auter-
bach had influence 10 Wsshiasion
with oifIeioi.. senator's or repressa.
saiives.
u am Inclined to believe that Ia
my Conversation with Mr.. ledyard
I went TOO far 10 that direction on
the affirmative side." said Lamar.
Why did you change to Pa,nss's
name instead Of sticking TO Rior.
daa's-" demanded Seastor Hsisoa.
Well. Mr.. Palmer was very much
IN the public eye then - one who
would have great iafiuesee ~ wssh.
,nstoa with the iaeomins Dsmoeras.
&c sdm,nis'ssssos." replied La0ar.
Ne added that he DID rot know Pal.
msr had 10 authority 10 use bis
name.
Lamar ssid tue late J. r. Nossan's .
opposition 10 i.sussrbseh caused him
to telephone l.edyard. urging the
asns o. Representative Palmer. to
try sad via hIs eoafideaes saa fad
out Who hsd ossrseissA Lasessbsrh.
- sossa oct u vas isdyssd hin.
sslf.' 0aiA Lamar. "He aAAs1 bel
kpsw Lsdyesd hsA . sessogFapAss
oa ise iias making . recoed os the
talk.
= read evesythias iuio Il I could.
said Lamar. - sh,ak I Offered him
tho -a,,s- eov-sam-si: may have
left the psesideni out
Lamar srs the eoamisiee iato
laughter with bic story Of ho~ he
smpss1oasied Palmer. leesused LED.
Yard because he did not 90 10 church
ssd told what remssksble ihisss
i.Aaiesha1h could DO II washise,oe
'os The MossSn firm.
i tosd hin that the defiant aiti.
sude ot the Nosssa firm toward ,h.
iS~ssoers'~ admiaissrssioa iu coa.
arvas hsd muea 10 DO With the de-.
risas ID the ssiue of Nosssn s~cur.
uies." soasiaued Lamar. = called
attention 10 the moacy trust and
other sases'iestsoss and urged Mr..
Leaysrd 10 e1plot Laa'esbseh.'
''foa were sryiae TO 'onviaee Mr..
i.eiyafd shat l.auieshsrh ~ss . sort
Of joha the Baptist for the Morasa
tirm'" suesesiea s-naio- Ne,sps.
''Thai's u exactly. rcssssed Il.
mar.
Then I called up Mr. Paiaee's|
office IN washiassoa.' said Lamar
with . sm,ic. Sad found ne woaid
he in bethlehem. pa. the aest Sos
'sr. Then ! called Mr.. l.edyard ssd
'old him To esii Palmer there. q
mad doae all I waited to: eosiss an
'aic'sis~ for I.au,erhsch with i.ed-
,std and didnv vast Mr. Palmer
injured. waited to clear the at.
mosphere and psevesi . possible
andai for Palmer.
The detepiioA was revealed tot
fsimer and Ledysrd that sunday.
SENATOR Overmsa issssied on
kao~ins u Lamar ever impersoaatevi
any other coaeressRen. 4
on. I.ord.'i,l may have said
Lamar.
Lamar diverted from M nseretiveI
'c deaoancs tie ratoa Pacific ssf.]