The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-04
ROOSEVELT BEFORE PROBERS DECLARES
PENROSE SHOULD BE FIRED FROM SENATE
e.,ouel Springs Sensation as
witness Before Senate Com
rit,ee Probing Campaign
! Expenses.

-
! esm the sersss a. an enemy
sp ths people.
~Ynsre's only hearsay evs- =
1..es sus.nss me--the quoted :
sss-ss n men now dead. =
i nsssr asked Hartman =
-, hsiS. he asked me Cor aid =
,hs Ns~ york state FIGHT =
:, r,ve~ sent fer Standard =
A., s,a.r,ses, but there were =
Z sss.sv 81 trust men die send =
S~-j.m Hll. Tor Instance. =
siann L. Sullivan ard BAT. =
Z 49, Nelson called 10 see me :
ike White House. mink :
80 On public business.
1,Nhen my virtue gets so =
I -.ss snst eaanes stand con- :
-, w,sn 4 lscor leader. a so =
: r.s,lss or snycre cise, w quit
;oseile iifs-r
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WASHINGTON, Oct. A.--Testify-
=. ,s6,, before the senate sub
\ nltsss. which 10 Investigating
esson sorsrlsusiocs here. Thee
~ Rsessvsis sIiussssd a sensa-
opaal hearing to-day BY q fiat de-
~ TINT Senator B0ies perrcse Of
prnaysvsnla be expelled from the
lnloed ssssss senate as an enemy
: - esmmon coed.
1 hold Penuse should b. thrown
- the senate" said Roosevelt.
1r1use Of bis own admissions be-
> lhis committee that be advised
= b Archhold 10 try TO purchase
nnani,y hon government protec-
~trehbosd testified that Cor
s6zse Bliss. republican national
nnssrsr IN lses. tried 20 biackmsil
~ Do not believe Il As yon
~ se<n by ny letters, as soon as
~ Va rnmor that improper
onni5otioas had been made 10 the
rwubiIcxr cxns<. ordered that II
= nfurned. l had assurances from
~ and CorseIyoa that there were
= mrA contributions. and Loeb
~ tke assurance by telephone
IA he Standard or company had
mnlSiha'et nothing.
"pssruse says he advised Arch
~ 10 submit 10 the blaekmaif
DunxDs of hostility in certain
Qn4fra They could only obtain
~ hostility Of inyself--thcy could
nv incur fhAt--if they violated
- Izx. Prnroxes purpose Ia such
n1vtre er1id oaly have been % So
~ the Standard oll against GOV
aaE<st setloa II Il Violated the.
~
nltenpt 10 Break Down Evidence
Col Roosevelt started his testi
uoey b. attempting to break down
U1efucs that the late + n. HART.
~. spcp~rzfing with him. raised
e11iextion Of te500e0 Tor the
= ezapalxu. sic brought all OF
Kterz and ether correspond.
- o<arias on the sabjsct with
- 1om Oyster Bay and read
- 70 the committee. Then the
- president explained his deal.
- Nth the railroad nzaznaie. 20
nio the minntest detail.
Dealings With Hartman
Hartman, through Loeb. he said
- 70 Be given ar audience. The
vlness sa!d he granted the request
= nat Losb was present al the
Hartman explained, Roose-
- asserted. that more money vas
.e9e< 10 the Sew York campaign
sees Higgins. the republican can.
eozie Tor governor. Then he de.
ezftd. Hartman asked him 10
1sse Cofzelyou and National Treas.
b'iss aaslst Ia raising funds.
.an'mzn, Roosevelt said. ex.
eized that he had borne "a much
ne expense as he could stand.
,oseysis then declared be asked
Losl y telephone both Cortelyou
9sa hlfss and ask II they could heip
addlnx:
not once during or interview
- Se refer to the national cam.
NG To the contrary. at Harri.
n4hf request, was 70 help him
W. u lhe New York campaign.
= Later Hartman urged that
.a9sneey N. Depcw be appointed
sn1,szador to France. / told him
~ some Of his friends wanted
sxmes Hyde appointed. Ho then
4nned'a'sly backed water on the
Dpsx Proposition
J. :. Suffers From Heat.
hpseselt suffered greatly from
- nes'' the pefsplration streaming
"a "a his lace and neck. The vii.
vas frequently prompted dur.
n's testimony by Loeb. Re
-. as again to Hartman. Roose-
sl,...sa o'a not ask Hartman. either
ss,,s' s'' oF Indirectly. for dollar
xhat t NE 1904 campaign, or any
,sra, Hartman told me the ma.
r,- .za committee had plenty OF
An l, ana he requested me 10 help
80. n set contribution from the
'''ss ,ss~u for the New York cam.
- III ne said they had money