The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-10-02

PugSley, PeekSklll; ROBERT b. ftlrsch,
De Lancey Nicoll, Robert b. Van Cort-
land, Amos Emo, Charles Straus, New
York.
$50O-Samuel A. Lewiston, Justice
Morgan j. o'Brien, William B. Horn
blower, Samuel A. Beardsley, New
York, John Cadwalader, Penn.
Thomas NJ. Mulry, president of the
Emigrants' Savings Bank, and County
Clerk William F. Schneider each gave
$3.50; Patrick F. MCGOWAN, former
president of the board of Aldermen,
and Joseph Fox, president of the Co
lumbia Bank, 5000, and Borough Presi-
dent George A. McAneny $50. Gov
ernor Div, Dock Commissioner Calvin
Tomkins, Eugene A. Philbin and Paul
~. Sachs were contributors of 500.
An alphabetical list of contributions
by states, including money sent by in
Idividuals, follows:
Alabama, $5OS6; Arizona, $59S; Ar
kansas, $2,SO9; California, $2,741; Col
olarod, $1,000; Connecticut, $1.166;
Delaware, $56; Florida, $1,S25; Geor-
gia, s1,S0S Idaho, $S9; Illinois, $751;
453; Indiana, $1145; Iowa, 1882;
Kansas. 1924; Kentucky, $2,52S; Lou
Iisiana, $5,465; Maine, $469; Maryland,
$2,502; Massachusetts, $3.O39; Michi-
gan, $1,43S; Minnesota, $1,136; Missis-
sippi, $1,286; Missouri, $9,470 Mon
tana, s1,919; Nebraska, $S,324; Ne
vada, $2 New Hampshire, SIS; New
Jersey, $7012; New Mexico. $50S; New
York, $1O5,3S5; North Carolina, $4,-
766; North Dakota, $761; Ohio, $1,901;
Oklahoma, s2,224; Oregon, $1,551;
Pennsylvania, $19,516; Rhole Island,
s123; South Carolina, $S,779; South
Dakota, $213; Tennessee, $1,9S1;
Texas, $4,592; Utah, $50; Vermont,
s51; Virginia, $5,4O2; Washington,
$5,S24; West Virginia, $1,741; Wiscon-
sin. $6,125; Wyoming. 1924
The District of Columbia has sent
$3,156, the Philippine Islands $40, Pan
anna $25, Canada $105.
Anonymous subscriptions amounted
to $4,733, and there was $2S,S25 turn
ed over to the committee by former
National Chairman Herman Ridder as
the surplus from the fund of 100000
for the national convention at Balti-
more.
The total is $2SO,O69. 1t does not
include about $4,000 since received
by the national committee, including
one, check of $1,000 ffom Nevada.
Mr.. Morgenthau explained that
There would be heavy additional ex
lpense from now ON because of the
large number of speakers to be sent
out to the close of the campaign. The
disbursements made so far do not in
clude heavy bills for literature which
has been distributed all over the coun
try. The expenses OF Governor viii
son on his tours have been paid by
the national headquarters.
Mr. Morgenthau did not know just
what they amounted to, but said that
they were being kept down as low as
possible. He understood the private
car the governor was using cost only
an extra $45 day, hardly more thar
the cost of an automobile. The ex
penses of the headquarters in New
York and Chicago combined amount
to approximately $1,000 week.
Mr.. Morgenthau said that he die
not doubt that the people of the coun
TRY would make quick response, ant
( while it needed the funds badly, the
finance committee was not worrying
Rolla Wells, national treasurer, haC
this to say: 1T is true that we neet
money. l never saw a campaign com
mittee that didn't, but it is not tru'
that we are stopped because of tn
lack of it. We haven't discounted an.
bills as yet, and we haven't borrowed
any money"