The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1911, Page 6

SERIAL HATE. & fel i ‘ : ; a | Witness Balked When He Was," ‘ TAFT AND ALDRICH NAMEDBY HINES AT LORIMER NQURY Millionaire Testifies Urged Election of the Ac- cused Illinois Man. SAID TAFT WAS WILLING. Asked to Go to White House for Conference. WASHINGTON, June 3.— Bawani Hines of Chicago, the storm centre thus far of the second Lorimer inquiry, to-day told the Senate Lorimer Committee his story of how he became actively interested In the election of Mr. Lorimer to the United States Sen- ate. He deciared that both Senators Aldrich and Penrose approached him tm May, 1909, on the subject of the Lil ator Aldrich represen: President Taft was especial! in having the Tiitnots var Genator Aldrich, fr. Hines said, also wtated that both he and the Prosident felt that Mr. Lorimer, then a Repro- sentative in Congress, could be elected Mr. Mines asserted that Senator Al- @rich had wasted him to go to the White House to see the President. ‘Mines said he thought it best for Mr. Aldrich and Mr. Taft to talk the mat- ter over by themselves and did not go. Senator Aldrich came to him, he said, | immediately following the conference @n4 reported the President as favor- Lorimer. Mr. Hines said he at once got In com- munication with Senator Lorimer at Springfield over the telephone and went west the next day to carry out what he believed to be a mission from the adm: istration. Senator Aldrich told him thi if any one doubted the administratio! attitude to have them call up either Al- drich or President Taft himself. PENROSE GIVES HIS VERSION ON SENATORSHIP. Following the forenoon session of the committee, at which Mr. Hines testified, Senator Penrose made this statement In regard to his activity in the Lorimer matter: “1 did talk with him about the situa- thom in the Illinois Legislature, pending the Senatorial election in 190, I had served wtih Senator Hopkins and felt interested in him, and I told Mr. } that I hoped there would be an I thought the Republican ranks be filled up and said so, but b suoh exprossion 1 did not ge. Senator Aldrich felt the same way and so ex- premed himself.” Mr, Hines testified that he once lived ‘m Senator Lorimer’s Congressional dis- telct and had known him for years. As owner of ty odd boats on the Great Lakes, f.. Hines said his company was verr much Interested in the success % the lakes-to-the-gulf deep waterway project which Senator Lorimer ad- Vocated. He discussed the International Harvester Company's interest in op- posing the deepening of the Chicago River included tn this project. The witness said he was well aware of the conflict between the Harvester Company and Senator Lorimer and others on the river project. SENT TELEGRAM TO LORIMER ON SENATORSHIP. Mr. Hines said his first UPTOWN CORNER Senator | with Mr. Lorimer regarding the Senator- ship was @ telegram he sent Mr. Lort- mer, then a representative in Congress, | on Feb. 1, Bartlett, a Chicago hardware man, for | United States Senator, Lorimer sent no reply. The witness sald he had not be- | fore he testified before the Ins vestigating committee there. | Following the Bartlett telegram, Mr. Hines said he paid no more attention to the Senatorship until about the mid- dle of April, 19, when Senator Penrose asked him ff he could find out if the, Ilinois Legisiature was Iikely to ad- journ without electing a Senator. | “He asked me if I knew anything | about the situation,” declared Mr. Hines, “I told him that I did not, but would find out. I talked to Representa- | tives Routell and Madden, and they rata thi might know," Why didn't you go to Lorimer in the first instance, as he was your friend?” asked Senator Jones. auee 1 juat happened to meet Madden.” | ator Penrose aend for you?’ | ator Kenyon, anid that later Senator him that Senator Aldrich was very anxious to have @ Republican Senator elected Iinots, “because the vote on certain schedules in the Payne bill looked very close.” ALDRICH ANXIOUS, HAD HINES MEET HIM. Mr. Hines said that on another occa- drich was very anxious to see Mr 1 Penrose took me up to Sena- ch's rooms,” said Mr. Hines, “and told him who I was. “Senator Aldrich sald that the admin. | ery anxious to have a ed from Illinois as soon | asked me to see Con- Lorimer and impress that on snator Aldrich explain why he | | Lorimer himself?” ir ines sald that about May 2, 1908, Ald nt for him again, and sald that Inots still wisiature would ad- | a Senator. 1 “He bad heard Yn some way that Mr. Lorimer could be elected. He said he | Wanted me to see Mr. Lorimer and urge him to become a candidate or urge him to seo that some one was chosen, WANTED HINES TO SEE TAFT AT WHITE HOUSE. “A day or two later, I received @ telephone call to go up to Senator Aldrich’s souse, I went, but he had left word that he had been called to the Senate Office Putlding and for me to come down there. He told me he would Uke to have me go with him to the White House to discuss the Ilinots situation with the President He called up the White House. I don't know what reply ne received, but after he telephoned he @aid the President could see us. “I urged upon Senator Aldrich that it might be embarrassing to him for | me to go up there. He urged me to | go but finally arranged that 1 go to | bis house to wait for him. “When he returned he said he had a long talk with the President on the Dilinois situation, The President told him about a visit from Representative Boutell regarding the ‘ituation. Sena- tor Aldrich said the Administration was very anxious to have a tor elected and that they felt that Con- gressman Lorimer could be elected, They wished to urge him to become a candidate.” “Who's they?” interrupted Senator Kern. “President Taft and Senator Al- artoh.” “What can I do, I asked Senator Al- * continned the witnecs. ‘Go to the long distance telephone mmunicate this to him in Spring. essman Lorimer ‘om the local telephone company showing a charge of $8.75 on a telephone call to Lorimer at Springfield on May itten copii nd produced a 1999, recommending A. C.| > at maybe Congressman Lorimer |} | that h | next sion Senator Penrose said Senator Al- | hi! a =e ! Don't leave a confirmatory telegrams he sent to Mr. unturned to be Ch & Bt 127 *|curve bow on at the same time they Lorimer the next day to-day 114 4 |are bound to grind into one another. lines said he left Washington on. i i, | It happened so in this collision, and | to carry the word of the Ad- 14 ig John Dooling, an inspector for the line, | ministration to Springfield. He repeat Kk said it was ‘,) Who was standing on the front plat- ed his testimony before the Helm com- mittee of how he was stopped by —— buxinesg asso at Chicago to an ewer @ telephone call from Mr \ Imer, then at Springfield, He exp that Lorimer wanted him to tell Gov } Deneon over the telepione about the Administration's attitude, He aaid he called up Gov, Deneen from the Con- tinental National Bank, and after leav- Ing another call for Mr, Lorimer, has | Higher prices tn London and a per. tened over to the Grand Pacific Hotel | ceptible change in market sentim: to meet W. H. Cook and business a@so-| over night was reflected in a t clates, | ket PHONE TALK WITH LORIMER, | ctr ths drat hour continued when abo NOT DENEEN. Jail of the leading features recovered For the first time Mr. Hines gave his their losses of Although phone Con-| husiness was light, t puthern "wie, | Pacific, Steal, American Srielting, Read- | a St. Pi noved pol fed that Mr. Hines said over |!7® and St, Paul moved up for 1 point Hello, Gov. Deneen,” and | 84!ns. 1 that Mr. Hi 1| Crop news cont would be dow the| More rain was re prepared to furnish the | west, causing #ra money needed.” | downward ten Mr. Hines to-day awore that his con-| prices «i off a little under realta- versation Was with Senator Lorimer. |ing in the later period, but the under- ve just talked with the Gov-|tone continued strong. ernor,” Mr. Hines deciares that he re- plied to @ voice that said {t was Mr] Lorimer at the other end, “and he rald that he would see you at once.” stocks ait of get “Never mind about that," Mr. Hines | terday’s final figu aid the other man responded, “he has | seen me already.” “If Tecan do anything I will come! 4) down on the afternoon train,’ I told the witness added, "He replied | 4 need not come, but that he would telephone me, If his name went | before the Legislature that day T would An 1 through: opening of to-day's stock m: Cook ete furth vite that I be too late, and if it went the next day he would telephone m replied ‘Now, Congressman, you this is important to the Ad they are anxious t y i 5 XN 7 4 SCS AS x< A SANE FOURTH Protect, Surprise and Delight the Children by giving them fon, and you elected. | =~ 17 > iN Firecrackers And other Fourth of July Novelties Filled with Giant Unsurpassable CANDIES The absolute Purity of our Candies makes them doubly safe for all —— Remember your grip has room for a box of Temptingly Delicious Bonbons and Chocolates for her. 4K NZS Ml NEF \ (oS CLOTHING COMPANY L2]‘7" St.&3"Ave Bang! 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