The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-04

President based his action In making
tic foregoing members Of the club aro
MS follows.
Judge Alton II. Parker charged that IN
the presidential campaign Of 1904 the
Corporations either asked or were forced
BSto contributcslto the Republican islush
i fund" through fayors promised by Mr.,
Roosevelt, or through fears. to which the
President replied.
.certain sanderous charges as to Mi.
Corteiyou and myself have been repeated
time and again by Judge Parker, tie
X Candidate fof his party. The statements
made. by Mr.. Parker are unqualthcdIS anu
atrociously false,
Herbert Nv. Bowen, Minister to Vene-
a,ela was removed. aid when he chnrgeu
that Assistant Secretary of State LOOMS,
who was responsible for his removal,
was implicated III II financial scandal, tho
President wrote;
l8 .Mr Bowen,s statement is shown to
belabsolutely untrue
Henry NJ. Whitney--he was Democratic
candidate for the lieutenant governors
q ship OF Massachusetts two years, and
quoted in substance conversation with
the President ON the subject OF rccipro-
city.
sfIe deliberately msrcpresented what
had occurred said the President.
New Tan,pshire---He said that at the
request Of the President he opened
negotiations with Senator'S Bailey and
Tillman last spring or summer to
induce them to cooperate with Mr.
Roosevelt in support of the rate bill
THE statement attributed to ME by
Mr.. Chandler is Il deliberate and un-
qualified falschood," asserted the Presi-
dent.
Bellamv Storcr-Ambassador Slorer
made statements concerning activities
of Mr. Roosevelt looking to the rails
ing OF nn American prelate to car.
dinalate.
with particular peridy Mr.. Storer
now seeks to turn this act of cordial
and / think l might add, generous
TX friendship on my part into an attack
upon me.
John T. Wallace--he resigned his
position as chief engineer Of the Pan
ANA Canal. and gave out n general
statement concerning reasons for his
action.
.These statements are entirely
II untrue said Secretary TAFT, speaking
Ii the President.
g. Q. Shields. president of the League
or American Sportsmen, told a congress
sional committee that the President
favored Legislation forbidding the use
OF automatic shotguns in the Terri
Il r
4 tories.
Not one single sentence YOU
quote as said it." said the President
Some of the sentences arc pure In
Mentions
And now Mr. Edward H. Hartman is
admitted to the society, upon grounds
perfectly familiar to the public.
THE above list does not contain thu
names of members who may be sale
to be on probation, since the Presiden
has not said hin.s elf that they are fun.
entitled to membership.
" Among these ore Colonel w. u
Mann, publisher of Fuds and Fancies
who said the President gave him
s5 photograph and sketch 70 be used II
the book. Secretary -oep denied thi
and pronounced the statement. nbSo
lutely false, speaking for the President
Petit Paristenne, interviewed the Pres
ident and cnbled the interview. whio
was cabled back to this country.
The President denounced tho inter
view as "misrepresentng." which,
not regarded as being sufficiently nea
to deliberate and unqualified" to Ell
3 tile Monsieur to distinction of fu
membership,
Meanwhile. thers las been a distine
reyival5in Washington or the air whic
IDS Ee came so popular last spring, whe
Senator Chandler WaS elevated to men
bership in the organization.
Everybody lies hut Roosevelt,
And he sits around all day,
s Thinking he's Il maj, of iron,
Whe nhe's only common clay.
Tillman, Bailey, Chandler
The truth they will notEtcll.
Q, everybody lies but Roosevelt
They do-liko hell