Show f Cuff CHIEf CLERK HAD T NICE LITTLE SNAP SIP Pennsylvania Railroad Em- Em Poye Got Rake-Off Rake of 01 Cash PAID BY COAL COMPANIES Moie in Iii OUk xi lit t Coal 4 I Henri- Henri 4 ly hr Coti Coin Coin- meree Commission II f l. l r Juno JUn More G.-More V I were Ore of l in III the private ote of th the Penns I Railway Hallway fc f t 2 lii com compan nl nt U coa coal j h mini ill b by jy me he 1 Corn commerce ce coOl commission n toda to- to da I Chief Counsel William B. B Glasgow Jr jl turned from flOm l the tho New York Central Cen- Cen whIch Was under tinder the searchlight v k an and resumed the the-ln- lie Ink In- In v of the Pennsylvania bu buI- buI l- l pu J t J Jt V developed ned that thai two chief vc been hee i i most wonderfully V n hy X coal I One of them J. J n. n Boor Hyer chief cl clerk II to Chief of oC MotI i i Power pO GIbbs at Altoona calm calm- Iy 13 n U d 1100 i that ho hail received ed 1 C.- C. in the past three years in a tonnage ton- ton Jingo nage rake off on coal purchased d from me liVe 0 separate to producing nJ concer concerns II He lie e Id other producers ls l's wished to do bus hus- Ine iness H with him but that he he had enough ellough and anil lid did not like lo tu deal lal with will In his ills capacity as os purchaser I of oC fuel ho Jw teStified that ho he had hIal received from live 11 Jive companies an nn allowance once of from J 3 I to G Ii 0 cents a n ton on coal used by hy the railroad for fOI fuel uel purposes In III Cashiers Cashier's Cheek d. d The mone money was sas first sent to him In cash but Lut later ca cashiers cashier's checks were sent to Cashier Hastings o of the tho Sec See ond National bank Lan I of Altoona an and placed on deposit for Cor foyer Buyer Tile The com companies ponIes which made him him the allow now ance were the tho Graft Coal company the tile t Grunion Granton Coal company the lie Dunkirk Coal company and rhomas Thom rhom as os lily Blythe the Co Tho rue Graft Graff Coal company allowed him i C i cents a II I. I ton tori and tile the Granton Glanton company gave him a n share In III the lie profits Il which amounted to not hot less than J 4 cents a LI ton toti BIthe Co gave e him 3 cents a ton toll He lie WU was vas asked wh why he ho discriminated dlF hi In favor ol of or Blythe Co and replied ed that he Old iId Id not discriminate as ai in the money came caine to him without oJ lion tion or any effort dort on lIES Part 1 1 ln 1 U II h lII r I I IA I U h Ila lH A h 1 r aLa n t l 11 to his hisa a W 41 r. r Ait 1 l H t 4 U l 1 1010 01 hi his 2 OU salary ho he had hm coal presented to him on 00 which he hC n. n received between l tw On and full 22 a L month mouth an and extra checks frequently Mr 11 Buyer Boyel fUl Kuld h he had OO shares share of stock in the thc Jamison Coal company com corn pany given to him for his third one I i interest interest- In the MacLaren Coal com cou- I pany The MacLaren stock was given I Ito to him b by Mr Jamison 11 He also ha had ten tell shares In the tho Valley Coal company com coin pany and fifteen en In Iii the F. F Edri rl Coal company com coni- I pany which were presented ll to him by I Captain Alfred Hicks I ITen Ten shares of oC the Preston Oil company corn com pan pal stock w were ere re sent to him In an en on- elope He Be was wnM not certain who sent It but thought It must have come I from Joseph Alken Aiken a railroad man I 01 or II A A. A Kuhn an hill operator All of these stocks ts paid dividends l Mr 11 saul said also that he ho holds an un Interest amounting amounting- to In undeveloped undo unde coal Inn lands tile the Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Penn Penn- s on west sylvania division He ne paid III for or this Mock Not ot Boyer declared that while he had hada a a. gom good deal eal to do with purchasing company fuel CUll coal he lIe was 5 not hot of officially of- of influenced b by iy his presents The The- records ShO showed ShOd d that companies which dealt with him had large In Increases In- In fuel Cuel orders cr creases Lse in Mr 11 Gibbs Boyer Boyers s chief later took the tho stand and expressed chagrin an and sorrow at LIt Beyer's Beyers testimony lie He said ho I know nothing of or Pennsylvania cm- cm receiving recel presents and SUI- SUI posed what sto stocks toc s the they owned were wore properly file othel chief clerk cIeri was 1 rh K i. who works for second vice vice- Icor Re r Pugh In charge or of con con- and transport purchase eN his testimony the name o of In thou lion F F. Hurt Huff a n representative In n george e Ira from frOll in western Pennsylvania coil cong gress e ewas was mentioned again Stock Stud G Given I n n n and 1111 Soul Sold hl who iO lives JI es nt at one ot of the tho es hotels here hore R prein pre pre- fashionable hall hati given hIm 1101 s shares r s tl compan companies huff Hurr later latel mi merged Into II lu in two Coal Coke Colte com company a tile the Keystone six Ix hun hund red shares s nce e recel These shar shares In iii the latter Colonel Hurr for 30 30 sold back to luo ho their P value alue u Hurt also gave each In Jn tile the Green Green- os Heo shares Howard coal comIn com com- and amI nd donors Reeves cs has lUl fifty Ft From other Cambria Coal compan COO com In the tho Coal comi com com- and tile the nan n i pan pallY any anu 1 a an n reason leawn for Cor TU en- en T Pr r ssell i mr lo a n l S ex- ex lillS Huffs generositY ISS nd the member of that he be bOYS lo In III had been een r to a congre ti In III lie Ill COl b equallY that If lIU fluff had hul been bed not in the railroad rail rall- with old friendS not Ilave null nut would road busing stock ic left t. t any allY III Inch o 1 I Ib T- T thIs afu An All effort waS w the tho Pe Pe-nn Pe MM to ia- ia a- a 0 of oC Glasgow ns b iv by Mr diverse 5 Coke com com- vania anla coal t. t of voting t the IC road J J. J H. H lr the that two oil nes under er examination N w were re un lI cars t fUll at tie the years tippie to coal Tar Tarl ordered or of ut at the coal at eln tipple the tho tile the Freeport Free Free- althOugh better than Key Key- Wt waS rhe fhe tile tho latter coal conI at t Hunker tip Up- port eln thO i. i MI I II e to In answer fJ f ryo PUSo on J WK HAD HAD r l I NICE LITTLE SNAP i Continued from Page e One Omie i quantities of coal at this tipple ag spilled spied in being loaded loade on the tenders anti and was as as gathered up and amI sold re-sold by hy bythe bythe the Keystone company although the Pennsylvania anla receipted fbi fOI what wha was spilled spied as well as for fOl or wh what t was used usei an and amid was paid palt for b by th the corn company pany Claims Chilies Promptly Paid laiti AIr Mr Ir Gla Glasgow o put R. R I I- I. I Franklin assistant freight claim chain agent agen of or tho the Pennsylvania anla on the tIme stand and amid ant asked aRke him ui If it I It was not a fact that claims flIed Itt by the time Keystone and lic com companies paniCs were immediately paid without In investigation investigation and and and claims allowed to them which under no ito circumstances circumstances cir cir- of ot allowed allow allo- negligence were alow- alow ed ell to other shippers Franklin ln said he hc knew nothing of such an arran arrangement ement but buL Gla Glasgow bow was was was' not satisfied and amid obtained the time names of or clerks In iii tho time claim department depart depart- ment v who ho ill t-ili wi be asked asket to lUlng ining their lOOkS books ln showing claims paid pall to the companies com corn named Much other testimony was heard tending to show favoritism m toward certain companies The lays days cays cay's hearIng hear- hear lug Ing clo closed et with wih a dozen Baltimore Ohio and anti as witnesses wit wit- wi- wi nesses nsE |