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Show WHAT NR. CANNON SAYS. M.TO O H Welcomes Any Utlfrntlon That Wilt W.ll.f J8I H Mako Plain Company Affairs. ".,i SSt H Og.b n, Aug 11 i: fiemitnr rnnnnn wat ff a VfjB H seen tonight regarding the dlspnlehes front f A 91 M New York In relation tn the Trlpler Liquid f A H Air e, unpins Mr Cnnnon went up ? ,', . IB HH Ogden innvnn, where he la spending tha ! ! summer with his rnmlls lie talked free- K' ,iU Ii ,f tin affairs of the rntupany and said Ii ' Uf fH that the troubles ot Ihe directors nnd A' IHB BH storkholdirs had been alrid vers extrn- .'Vi MSB aaaaal slvrls III the mwspapers but II them wrra J !i rmM B nns Into di velopinents or any new pro. WJY iH ce. dliiss he hnd not le ndvl.ed or them. I ' ,. ill (it nns thing contained in the iii.pnteh het 1 rft. It VB BB wna In lolnl Ifftlornen mill lieraoliallir t .Kl i ; SSBI knew nothing whnteveir ot nny sales of iJHin fH Hl stock imarioiuilid lor Un snld that ho , . jiji fl flB hid biiu iiwarn of very serious dlsngreo- .' w ! H Hl luent among the leading directors and -irVSi lIB eeeeeeHi among the atoekhnldirs of the compaiiy, . 1qUw15b1 that charges and counter charges or fraud. iffi,' 'iWM Ineolnpele ncy and inlsmanngi ment had - irltiL iffl BBBBsl been made, und that limn, rnua tlirents had M, BJH !! BB lieeu made hy certain prominent stock 1 Ha sfjH "sbbbbI hoi, lorn iiKalnst certain other promlm nt ' Hv'PlalM storkhnlders nf criminal nnd civil actions . TOi iIB nn.l even of ldlly harm, so thnt the l!k '( directors nnd lhn iironiltiept stockliolders i inn JJH H were not n pnrtliufarly happy family, but ,. Hfii1 tffa fBH so far as he had ever heard lin had never riMfit leeeal Heeeeai been bioiirhl Into the cuntrovcrsy, lf wnfi flfll SHI WIIKN WAll IIHOKli Ol'T itffifS fl While he wss In Ihirnpn promoting the vUffl IH HH financial Inlerists of the companv the war ' 'IILk ffaH HiHl In the cnrporntloti broke out an I the re i ifffTC mM H suit or the bickerings was to nullify much ft & IH M or his efforts 1 hero had bun litigation, 'I 'ITHi or course, to list the validity or tho Trip ht IKU ler patents, but this litigation was nut i (f iH Hl nil Internal trouble and he had heard ot (j ' (H no other " IfM " The ttenitor rurlher snld that he would t iEIS HHl wehonie nny litigation Ihot would makrf v K rfifl isbbbbI plain the affairs of the company und show ' mg where Dm wholn trouble lay He was . siBll H iilixloua lo have these matters settled In 1 Ikl aTssaaal the only plnre Ihey could bo setthd III , I B court und If such netlnii had already 4. ." H been take n It woult relieve him from tak '- 1 !H lug the Inltlillve. which he did not caro , litM to take lie, however, desired to seo tho .ill ipEI wholu affair sifted Ihoroilghly. i.j j ill ATTUMPT AT Hi:OUOANI.ATION. j , jH HJ ftome tlmo bkd, the Hcnntor said, two I e'a'fliHHl prominent gentlemen, Re nnteir Ilutler and it , H an attorney named lUick, mada an at jtrX ' M HH tempt to reorganize the company nnd ho f . V M pluri.l the griatcr portion or his stork In I I r'" H HH tin hands of a trustee for Ihe purpose of I I ,,' B SgH this reorganization. The Inst lie hud hennl 1 1 V B HHl coneeridng Hie reorganization was that tho . i 1 31 HHl fuiindatloii had Ikcii laid und the prospec L i 29 ceeeeaHi live orilrirs elitted, but whether the or i , iH HHl gnnlzatiuli had been perfoeted ho did not , l'",tiHHHs1 Vuow 1 i JH HHl wii.r, an to ni:w youic !f ' .hHHI As to being n witness III tho case Mr. el, tjH HHl Cannon said lie would ta, pleased to go 1 1 t HH to New York and glvo what testimony ho '5 ) IH HHl entibl throwing any light possible upon J $ i, i H HHl any phasn of the Hltuutlor. to far as hs I ihh I B HHsl wss conversant with It, 'H h i HH . '.! w.".'lulto ".'dent from the Senator's Til -2 31 HHl talk Hint he would not be surprised to seo fit ' H HHsl nlmnsi uu) stun, of facts deviloped us tho f fl HHl result of tl a Inquiry I ft J 9 HHl |