New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-10

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Congressional investigation wo1id De
sdvlsable n 70 should appear uPon
,..e.ti,ation that men who ma Dcen
a ,n,d In this crooked business since
.he wor were being assigned oy the
u n.oartnent % assist some o. OFT
oaa t,Ionds who have been employed
49, s.,ar,cvs 10 conduct these prosecu-
~Of course all these facts are known
and other facts equally reprcnei 'lois :,
viii he shown By proper inves'igation'
replied Woodruff.
caraway Renews Attack
r.r,en EXPRESSED doubt that III -
~ nnrnose or the intention Of the De
nsr,ment Of Justice, especially the At
torney General, 90 indict' Phiilips'
San senator caraway read from a news
,oner which quoted Attorney General
naugherty as saying he would not have
oivcn 40 cents 20 be Attorney General
bp, now would not take million dol.
lars FOR II. The Senator said be would
moi be 40 imprudent as % inquire
what "wondcrful resources" me Attor
nev General had discovered in the Of
apage Thomas B. Fielder said sena-
tor Caraway In opening his remarks.
There Is an opportunity available iof
his peculiar talents"
He read from a Newspaper telling Of
the efforts OF Harry Brolaski, master
mind Of the bootleggers, 70 OBTAIN a
narole from prison AZ McNeils Island,
Washington, where he was sentenced
for two years. After serving but a
day he sought parole. In less than
a week, according 20 tho Newspaper
tho Attorney General authorized ms
transfer from prison 70 a hospital.
Sarcasm Flecks Speech
"It was the same step said Senator
Caraway, that was taken 70 reach a
commutation Of the sentence Of Charles
w. Morse. / am unwilling that the
Attorney General shall now double
cross his former associate in the
Morse case, and therefore want
Fielder PACED so he may get in on this
case.
Incidentally. 7 want also 10 appeal
20 the Republicans % put soap on the
free list. They treated Mr.. Morse, so
Fielder said, with soap % give him
the symptoms Of Bright's disease when
he did not have IL. I understand Bro
lash has tuberculosis Of the kidneys,
and | presume the treatment is the
same. | hope, therefore, the Repub-
LEANS will not make IL an expensive
process. Let US put soap on the free
list, so Brolaski can have the same
symptoms that Morse had and Mr. Fielder
and Mr.. Daugherty get the same re-
suits"
The Senator charged that a Wash
ington newspaper lent a man 20 the
Attorney Generals Office to run a pub
LEFTY bureau for him and read an
article saying Mr. Daugherty had de-
clared war on Alaska fish pirates for
the purpose Of stopping illegal canning
Il hope no one will make a mistake, 4"
he said. 1T is not the canning Of
employees 70 rbeing hopest that they
employees for being honest that they
legitimate industry under this admin
istration. They can them in the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing II
they are honest; they can them In the
Department OF Justice II they are
honest and want 20 prosecute grafters.'
Referring 20 tho article in which Mr.
Dsugherty is quoted 70 the effect he
would not take a million dollars for
his place, Senator Caraway said;
evidently the Attorney General r.
getting on 20 the opportunities OF .ne
Office. Before he had il and knew what
he could do with IL he would not give
thirty cents for IL. As soon as he
found out hopV he cagld work it and
the advantages there are in u he would
not take a million dollars for u. /
am not going 10 be so imprudent as %
ask what wonderful resources have
been discovered that the Office pos
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