The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-02
,ef, % rou," s.hea Pomeren..

iefs 70 you." asked Pomerene.
1T was In book form. Perhaps there
we're names Of 100 contributors"
~ Those were contributions OF large
Sinoun,s TO the 1904 fundr'
~ From Sl.sso up"
f@i DO you remember me total
40, sir
'eps-ron named four large contributors.
WHO were the others"
N'I don't remember"
t1.pid Ire NE Insurance companies
.eonsrshusev' Il can't rsmembcr.-
.e~menser any sDaiviAuais?" no"
- Remember name Of Havemeyer7'
ssEo" t.
-sssss Remember any nilroad7" NO.
80 src we're some Of them there.
= 4tough''
= Mr. sheldon didn't recall how the
~nioney was spent.
) ~was there any refund Of sieoo@ 20
etandard Ong' NO, sir"
sss"rhis was . complete accountr
SEES. SIR
ssenaior Pomerene looked confident ~
- seemed to establish the fact that
tpere was no rfund to the Standard on.
-, Mr. Sheldon was then excused.
q Senator DIXON. col. Kooseveits cam
esisn manager. who preceded Sheldon
10 the witness stand, told the Ciapp
cxmmit,ee no had been reliably Informed
tsfht Thomas =. Ryan and A. X. Plant,
sei!tor Of the Southern Railway. had
contributed heavily to oscar W. Under
Tpods campaign; that Joseph II.
Si2vis spent $500 In Gov. wilson's pre-
:. convention campaign: that Charles =.
N4Dft had spent ssoo.oco for his brother
- Prsadsat and that leading imam
clers q New York had spent large
kn,ns csr Gov. Harmon.
- Senator Joseph n. Dixon. Col. Roose-
evews political manager. had . stormy
x session TO-DAY With the COMMITTEES and
Seosinsd he had spen, $500 in the Pro-
gSassivs primary campaign which vas
nj included In the nEures presented
yesterday BY Progressive Treasurer f.
= Hooker.
enator Dixon renewed his charge
~ stAt the investigation was befnE dfrsctcd
~ Col. Roosevelt moro than any other
NandsaAte and challenged the committee
H-tS can cAATiss r. Tsc. Thomas Fortune
ESan and other men whom ~ pamsd.
wAo, hs said. he Aaa been iafG med had
mGds heavy expenditures for either
F1ssidsnt Taft. Gov. Wilson o. 0sv.
\ p6MEReNE THREATENS DIXON
80 WITH PRISON.
he frequently got into hot wransles
.svlth the members OF tho cemmittee and
fSVs 50 persenai In one instance tina,
--2Snator Pomerens threatened TO have
St4h sent to Jail.
sssnator Dixon said the Roosevelt peo-
--S;s had less money In proportion to
=. tbs results accomplished than any othss
5pre.convention candidate" and declared
!, more was spent for Taft Underwoo1.
: clark and Wilson
= Lets have Mr.. Mccooinbs and Mr..
McAdoo brought here and md out how
much Gov. Wilson spent. I'd like to
know how much Mr. Hules spent In
1.-the Taft campaign" exclaimed Mr..
:iDixon.
He turned 10 Senator Pomsrens.
.who was active In the Harmon cam
s,paign, and said: II think Senator Pom
Jercne might tell " something about
..tsov. Harmon's expenditures, ia LIKE
10 have Senator oliver tell bow msef
money was spent In the Pennsylvania
sicAmpaign."
senator oliver replied he would b
,giad TO take the stand.
Senator Dixpn gygsested that the com.
,fmittee also summon Josiah Quincy OF
boston and George Harvey OF New
stfork. Through them. he said. he be-
n, eyed thu committee would nnd that
ia gentleman named Penneid" OF T'hil.
,fpdeiphia had given $1,000 to Gov. Will
ison's pre-conyention campaign and &c.
30 since his nomination.
IL also suggcst the calling OF Thomai
air. Ryan" he said. Il have been ~
,lisbiy Informed that he contributed I
large sum to the campaign Of Mr.
Underwood: that A. u. Plant. auditor
Of the Southern Railway. also gave q
this campaign. ! have been Informed
.'that large sums were given by ieadinI
financial interests OF New York 10 tn,
presidential campaign OF Gov. Harmon
-,of ONO.
II have been Informed that Joseph r
.sI)avis expended about e@.ooo I'd ~
siNviison's pre-eonvsntion campaign II
jsalso mentioned Fred d. Lynch .
Minnesota and I'd johnson OF soutl
dakota as possible witnesses.
s0Aee SUAWe60 ~ SRbS' rs
- TELLS COMMITTEE.
.psnAtor DIXON further asksd the com
mlssssy TO summon Louis Hammerlinl
.ot New. York. who he said he was In
Z Termed was the advertising agent o
the Standard OIL Company and ni'
ybssn given funds to control the cdltoria
ep1liey Of 80 newspaper published q
Ifefsign languages.
ma iiks - havs 0hAs1ss ?. fsf
y0>banensd hsss ana asked 10 ~ spsAI
81 y eemnsaly ssDatsl. oooo,ooe =
nomlnAts ~. Tsfs. "a I'm 20 hav
Senator Yomsssas ELI sbeus ~ 1as
$50 campaign"
Senator Dixon SAID ne had kept NJ
Gecurpte record Of his expenditures. n
esd e5.00o had como from George "
Perkins. 5000 from Frank A. Munss.
rand $4,000 from Dan II. Hanna. an
THAT whenever We got desperatel!
hard up i went back 20 Perkins"
senator Dixon's charges that the com
tmittee was investigating only Co
Rookeyelt'l expensH1 ana intended 4