Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-05-28 | Page 9 | Admits That Others Prepared the Table

ADMITS THAT OTHERS PREPARED THE TABLE j NEW YORK, May 27. Percival Robots, Rob-ots, Jr., director of tho United States Steel corporation, admitted today in the" hearing of tho government's suit to dissolve? the corporation that ho had no Eorsonall' prepared tables and reports o had previously submitted in evidonco comparing tho capacity of plants of the American Bridpc company and that of its competitors. The evidence tended to show that the American Bridge company has not had a monopolj' of tliO bridge industry, as alleged in tho government's complaint, com-plaint, and Judge Dickinson, atlornoy lor the government, questioned its authenticity. au-thenticity. Roberts said that his statistics were mainly a compilation of the reports of selling agents of the American Bridge company. "What person? gave 3'ou those statistics?" statis-tics?" asked Judge Dickinson. "Mr. Ball, assistant auditor of the American Bridge company." "Subpoena him," Judge Dickinson said to his assistants.