The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-01
HEARST MAKES MORE CHARGES Against Haskell and
 Foraker. ALSO ATTACKS ROOSEVELT Reads Two More Letters From
 John D. Arehbold. William Randolph Hearst Takes Final Fisns i. the Controversy and Says He win Now Remai.
 

Denver. COLO ,s sept. SO In a sI eocn consuming less than thirty minutes, William R Hearst. chairman of the In- dependence National committee. to- night resumed his charge against Sem ator -Foraker of Ohio and Governor Haskell, of Oklahoma and read ad- ditional letters to Senator Foraker and signed John D Archbold of the Stan- dard oil Company. in which were en- closed certificates of deposits for SS.ooo and S10.000 respectively. each bearing date 1900. were read.
 In support of his contention that Governor Haskell was member of the Citizens Alliance of Muskogee. OK. Mir Hearst read an afidavit dated Sep tember 2I, 1908. and signed Morgan Carroway. of Muskogee. who declared that he was secretary of the alliance and had received money for dues from Mir. Haskell and had freouentiv talked of policies to be pursued by the alliance with reference to organized labor. A letter from John Farrell of Muskosse was also read. saying that the signer was selected as sergeant at arms or the alliance through the influence or MT.
 Commenting on President Roosevelt. he said 1t was not true that he ana the President Have altered our opinions of each other and are working now In hand in hand as the Democrats cnars- ed"
 sI dislike Mir. Roosevelt personally and have every reason to dislike him. WhiIa T vvas running for Governor or New York Mir. Roosevalts sent nis praaent nouthpiece. Tweed's defendct in New York to ~Bay what was faise ahonf me and what Mir. Rooseveil knew to be false. If eyer l have M sI opportunity to even things up witn Ml Roosevelt when he ceases 70 .,,o po :. ident. I shall do so with peculiar sat tsf. ctton' :. But while MT. Roosevelt IS nrssiiert of sthe United States my ~, titude towards him Is tha or any ioya' Wr Hearst denied that he was trying |, alect Mir. Taft. statement ne creu- ited to MT. Bryan. MT f1e9fe' '"'o " part: r..s r,,.~
 . ,ba Foraker Haskell contro
 s,, Ia still raging in the press ana n, daily bulletins from the Wnnte Mss III and in extra editions or Ine GNssonar I am going to take one nhal at the situation. After that ,".nr5 to Abandon these gentlemen to .ha,rl constituencies and tneir con sciences. for 1t. seems To mo an nrofitable performance attor the. run sral (fguratively speaking1 over. tc. pour contro"e
 ''io After speaking sarcastically of For, aker Haskell Bryan. Roosevem anu others. Mir. Hearst read the ro'''"'ns : ''''e "2s Broadway. New, York.
 ..December Il. 1900. "Ny Dear Senator;
 "Referring to our telepnohie "on ,,arsa tion of to-day I now beg to in- close you certificate of deposit 10 your es'oi '. "Truly- yours.
 ''John D.. Archbold. "Iton. J. B.. Foraker.
 1900 Sixteenth street.
 "Washington. D. c.
 n "Ss Broadway. New York.
 november 26. 1900. "My Dear Senatcr:
 .I, pursuance of our understandins in our talk over the telephone today. I now beg to inclose you cerrncate or deposit to your favor for s1o.ooo; Truly yours.
 John D. Archbold. Hon. J. B. Foraker.
 1900 sixteenth street.
 washington. D. c.
 ...I say that these additional letters do not prove MT. Foraker's innocence but on the contrary. they go to show that the services he rendered the standard oil must have been very ef- fective to warrant so many heavy pay ments in so short time.