"Members frere supposed to Join the
employers association solely to be In po
sition through that Instrumentality and I
through the other constituent osaocla- i
tions that were members of the cm- i
plovers association to deal as a unit 1
witi> the labor unions thot wore banded j
together under the leadership nnd pro-1
tectlon of the council. If the employers j
association bad confined its activities to
t'-(it legitimate purpose it would have i
been of valuable aid in stabilising labor
c? r^itions.
"Hriiidell bad apparently nltnos' as
much power aino"'! the officials of the
"inpioyer* assoc lat Ion as he had In his
? iwi fonnell. V<uir committee ?>,* hem'
unable to discover a sinsie instance In
(ontluueil on Paye fit,
V
Grows Out of Lawyer Serv
ing as George J.'s Counsel
in Suits 13 Years Ago.
BITTER FAMILY FIGHT
Episode in Struggle to Oust
Executor of $75,000,000
Gould Estate.
SI RON It DENIALS MADE
Guthrie Sure There Has Been
No Breach of Ethics and De
fends Chadbourne.
Cljarges that Thomas 1*. Chad
bourne, one of the most prominent
lawyers in' New York, knew th-it
client, George .1. Gould, improperly
made a profit out of the sale of the
GoulA estate holdings of Weafern
Union Telegraph stock, will be ure
ferred this we??k to the Appellate Di
vision of the Supreme Court by the
Bar Association of the city of New
York.
That was stated last night t>y Will
iam D. Guthrie, president of the New
York State Bar Association, and Mr.
