Show WICKERSHAM'S SUMMARY WAS p ANTE ANTEDATED DATED Attorney General Admits That Charge of Brandeis Brandeis Brandeis Bran- Bran deis Is True WASHINGTON May la 12 Attorney Attorney General admits that his of tho the Glavis i c charges nr 8 which ho lie prepare prepared for the pr president si und and on oz which tho latter was supposed to have e based his letter exonerating Secretary B er and anul dismissing Glavis Giavis was pr prepared after the nato Hato it bore borl In n a letter tinted dated Ma May fl 10 addressed to Chairman Parker of tho the house o judiciary judi ciary cian committee which had too the Harrison lEarn Harri ton son resolution on calling allin on eu tho tim attorney general eDE ral for all information bearing on tho the summary Mr wrote in in part as follows This C This necessarily was wat vai made malIc up lIP afterward and anti properly bore boro oro the tIu date upon which the tee matter it contained con eon tamed wa was considered by hy the tho IrE president There is no mystery about l out this matter matterand and nothing which may maJ not be fr freely Iy I stated hut but duo re regard for tho the I lional authority of the executive forbids forbids forbids for for- bids that the tho action of the president dont and his Ids advisers shall baJi bo ho called into question stion by the ordinate co branch of too the government in this manner Secretary Ballinger er road tho the letter from rom the tho stand st.-md during tho the or J Pinchot investigation in th this s afternoon just after Attorney Y tc counsel for tor L Ls R. R Glavis Glenis had protested to the committee that tho fht attorney general had not furnished all of the documents called for The attorney general probably will be hI called ailed as aJ n a witness 8 to testify In re regard ard to a conversation he ho had with Ith Henry M. M I Hoyt oyt regard regarding ing Assistant Secretary Pierces Pierce's EI construction of or tho the coal cod land Jand of or orMay May 28 1908 It was expected that Secretary J get ger r would be bc excused from rein tho ho stand stan 1 bo- bo Q- Q fore the tho end nd of or th the tho day when tho thc Baum- Baum ger jT Investigation ion was returned d this morning A Attorney Brandeis Indicated Indi that t ho he had about concluded his cross crolla examination Tho defense defonse has but two more Important Import ant witnesses to introduce Commissioner Dennett of or the general land hand office and Chief of or Field Division Schwartz Oscar Oscur Lawler assistant attorney general of or orthe the Interior department also ma may bo ho called railed to explain th the tho part he played In inthe tho the preparation of or the ts t's letter exonerating Ballingor and dismissing GIn Cia vis Report This Session Unless more time than Is anticipated ted Is consumed In the cross examination of or Schwartz and Bennett Dennett the Investigation atlon will be bo concluded before the end of or the ho month and the committee will make mako Its report to congress during the present session ses sea sion zion Nearly an hour was as spent this morning In reading documents relative to tho ho views of or the Interior department on on the lie construction of ot the regulations prohibiting bl Un- Un former fonner employees from appearing before the department within two years after severing their connection therewith in the prosecution of ot land lanil cases casc pending at nt the tile time Urno they wore cro in the department I The documents showed that an In Cs Investigation J- J gation gatlon of the tho matter had hall been made at atthe tho the Instance of or Secretary Garfield after Mr It an and his Juis nephew J J. J II 11 Ballinger Bal- Bal linger had I sought to appear before the department In the Bayles case Tho The result was that the attorney recommended to Mr Garfield that the matter should bo be permitted to remain In statu quo Mr Bailinger said thero there was nothing Inthe Inthe in inthe the records to show what action Mr Garfield Garfield Gar Gar- field ba had taken on that report Mr Ir Ballinger contended It was understood understood understood under under- stood at that timo that the prohibition applied only to cases Involving mone money transactions Mr had lied withdrawn from rent tho cases but Jack Bahlinger was as permitted to appear ap tip- pear poor In It before the tho department Questioning tho ho secretary secret about his connection with the Cunningham claimants claim claim- LatE ants Mr Brandeis referred tho this witness to a statement In his letter to tho the presIdent president pres pres- ident that lint ho lie had not been a 1 legal egal representative representative rep rep- e of or tho the Cunningham claim damn tP 1 ants |