Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-05-06 | Page 13 | His Apology Accepted

HIS APOLO APOLOGY Y ACCEPTED ACCEPTED I. I J S CESSIONS o of the e last Utah legislature were re f t l cued eDed occasionally when a member of tho the house j J r r wished to take issue with some sonic newspaper story affecting affect affect- I t I ing what he lIe called his dignity or his character as the tile thet i t L case might uit be and finally such re remarks arks were officially classed as undignified The prec precedent established Z may yet be reversed though for the august Senate of I the United States theoretically at least the most digI dignified dignified dig dig- body of lawmakers yet discovered has experiences expert expert- I t 0 cI ces of a n similar r nature on occasion occasion the last one beI being being be be- I I ing lug brought about by Henry L. L Myers of Montana who t I wished to call can attention to the reports of a supposed t fight between the Montana senator and an elevator J conductor in the Senate office building As a denier I 1 t of the allegation and a defier of the alligator this a Missoula senator carries honors so far listen to his denial The articles put me nc in a most unmanly ungentlemanly ungentlemanly ungentle ungentle- manly undignified attitude The articles are wholly r Ii I entirely and anel absolutely false untrue and without a j I particle of fact or foundation They are arc without a ar ar r r f fJ scintilla cintilla of truth in the them They are false in whole holo n and andin andt ld t in In every pan parl every particular and every particle Not ot one statement in either cither of them scintilla 1 t In one possesses one tilla tilIa of fact or truth or foundation All AU of which being cing interpreted means that from p. p the tho statement of the senator it might be inferred that in n h his s opinion the articles to which he referred We were e et t s inaccurate t Senator Myers f gave the newspaper men the tIle real xeal I inside of the story in his speech though saying ng genI generously gen gen- I I I that he ho was partly to blame he was w overly vexed about a comparatively small matter I Just rust as he concluded his llis speech the thc Montana senator thought of a n new phrase o of denial denials rounding out his 1 f speech with utter falsity in tot toto and andin in every part 1 I Although not shown sho in the Congressional record rord it itis is to bo be presumed that the senators senator's apology was ac ac- ac- ac 2 d A 1