The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-25
COL. ROOSEVELT ATTACKS DIX
n,iNT> THIT ms PlPER COM
plNi Us ~ THE TRI ST.
m nIonrI wives Farming ami Politics
10. Tour Through the southern Tier
Irnm Ithaca To BinEhamIsn Doesn't
i"rSrt to slam EN-Jualge Parker.


r -sH,uroN. oct - Il was ,ossup
.. .n'n I"htIcs and farming with Col
.-..".t to-day There was such "A
m...4," 1T wall paper and vegetables
.r" was ted to wonder whether the
... meant to start his trip with more
SOP m'u'' than h. actually did But II
EHnd day. make no mistake about
H 10 story ~ thu Colonel's 100 mile
r 80" over IN" hills OF tn, southern
N"w iork State might form a
..I... its"lt for IL was ride through
.tr. IA most beautiful country IA
'N- tH'y Hghbrow descriptive writer's
m.-. ..'I Il 'hs flaming coiors in tho
s..i. end IN" wonderful hills and dale-
NAV" IA Colonel will indlte a piece
.u.r "a hIs magazine later on. At
au, .,'' a member Of the stan WAS
a..uE
VI Roosevelt started ont this morning
'tIs uohtics IN Ithaca before a crowd
,.rr"-'i for IN" most part % Cornell
- joints He ended tonight with
".. "a hofors hig audienc, in ,he Stone
o. 'utr- h're. In IN" meantime H. visited
a.ag'nurd farms. atr luncheon on Irish
~. handed ont agricultural adviC. 20
rs'.ves and whirIed lickity split in his
.'f'''.'''iF Nv al ulN IhaFNtan HNsaeaf NJ -
Vi Roosevelt dwelt mostly upon hIs at
tack M Candidate Dix which H. made IN
l'llc, and repeated here lie said that
VI ulJ was a director Of the Standard
NAL Paper Company while It was a mem
.-. ~ ih- trust and quoted a decision ~
th" supreme Court 90 prove that this trust
Was most iniqutous ona
Ne declared that Mr. Dia did no, answer
NJ MaIkara l..
t"' made his first accusation. He char
= ''riz~d DiNs answer as being misl.ad.
Ins Tth'r the Democratic candidate
,roNs nothing about his company. said
VI Roosevelt, or ha ian't frank in his
ans~'r u" informed his hearers that hy
rurr.ng TO the United States Court records
hey would and that the final decision of
'A~ supreme Court was handed down in
1919 Eighteen months after Mr. Dix he
cam" director OF one Of tho COMPANIES.
l..'ic" Harlan stated that ths. Continental
"1ii Parer Company WAS a clear violation
~ the sherman law and he quoted A.
approved hy IN" supreme Court Judge
L1r'ons language. declared Mr. RoOsr- |
vel'
Had this declaration baan favorabI.
{" M" trust. said the Colonel Mr. Dix's
company and Mr. DIX individually would
have shared m the money recovered. -
that ms interest was direct and par-onaI
VI DIX was director Tor eighteen months
vt'" N" prosecution was pending n
%" and rhos" associated with HIM dad
not desire the trust 70 he alive and active
'h"n u was his and their duty to stop the
awStut which they we're cpnduc5tnR
Tor the recovery " money from a rec,
.'rant memE y 81 the trust but although
b" -iiit had been deCd 81 ady"r-e.v g.
ne trust by JIdg. Iuriou IN 1875 :, wa-
lr's"cuted through toy the trust 20 fh,
Supreme Court ~ 1919. over year anI g
lsf after Mr. DIX became a Director {
~ The standard
he Colonel then mentioned the fac. .
tra' Nr DiH's primer. julius Jackson
"a president OF the trust. II Mr. Dix
I'd" 20 Ignorant Of what was going ,
' 3D. h,- "Nn private business. thea Mr.
Roosevelt thought that he - altogein.r !
too nno""ni To h" trusted in public onic-.
a. a subordinate partner Of 40 able AMI ,
." as'p'e gentlemen a. Mr. Murphy. the
'rss ~ IammAny Hall
, II ~ could for eighteen months h. - !
Wholly gnoran' O! what his partners ware ?
DONG ~ his own private business eN-
't.n"d the Colonel sarclsticIlly 1T =
F'slf Certainly take him more than the
- wars which includes the term 81 3
q Governor to find ont what Mr. Murphy ?
l. dong
10 -" rest OF his political addrszse.. h
1 isv Mr Roosevelt followed IN, same y
'-s maj he has pursued IN past :
h ''o-' II S'im-on and the ticket. spoke 2
- 'r" supreme Court and the hakeshop '
''s" 'pa-t.d Tammany Hall and the r.
90 and pleaded for honesty and claln- o
.rsss m puhic life r.
VIZ Alton X Parker complains that :
w 40 u-pn was well paid by the TINT i /,
sac, murmured Mr.. Roosevelt 49, he II
"tnep OVER the balcony Of the leading %
''". u OW"gp this afternoon N he
'1- '""n man who could earn good "
'rrer' he wouldn't have got thns- v
10 millions hack We had 10 have "A n
IS VA. Tor that job and We got him. u
'a0 mother thing Mr.. Alton " Parker =,
49, no m" same suit. hut he was IN the
t'r n" Mr. Alton r. Parker W.. 2.
p. ns"l for the sugar trust dom 9
T. v gw much he vas paid. hut h" W.. ~
''.'td anyhow. for h. lost he sat (,
$500 gtin"d the suit. he got ~. on 1Op ~
' I"'." sam lie was paid perhsp, b,
- Uhat he would have been paid by
.' a'" operation H. was paid most u
'i"- i'"Iy and his work was ~ the most
.'' " character
-'" Va' not the widest enthusiasm
''.' ~ - he southern tier to-day any
r''" Ian there was last week wker the ~
I'r" cid forth in his initial sreeoh.- ~
"IF'.- vas tscaBe the upstate folks IN
- ' Communicative. A. any rate :
4" '''"1 there with the Ing noi's RI
-. W. h"'-"y"lt u accustomed 10 hear. la
H'% ~ - this farm husir"sp this B
- %" RoOs"vsl' special pulled into 1"
- a. 90 o clock. iT.f 90 the shop y,
80 go ~"r" -prinklin- water ou tho e.,
'" 7'i sweeping Ou'. ConGressman
'''k.' net hun and took the Colonel. ~
''s'"'suan " " Cocks - Nassau. 49,
i' ~ j. Bailey ~ Cornell and George T.. =,
"'." Federal eNUer. On agriculture. an
a.- house tor breakfast shortly ~.
. Poo" .'prk they all came down - IN. -
10 . H''"l where n band had been call a