The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
ASSERTS HE WILL
OFFER THE PROOF
Letters, Checks and Other
Documentary Evidence Now
in the Hands of the SEN
ate Committee.
Special Cable to The Tribune.
IN BOARD THE MAJESTIC, OF

L BOLTHEAD, DEFoNSHlhE'
England. Aug. 81, by wireless to
Lopdou-Jobn D. Archbold today
gave William Loeb, Roosevelt s former
SECRETARY, the lie, and declared he woulo
return to New York i'll three weeks,
90 before the committee and prove the
truth of every word to which he had
testified. Mr.. Ayrbbold said:
ssI stand h~1einas.yS Ching ] said in
my testimony that $125,ooo was given
by the Standard Oil company for the
Republican national campaign fund in
1904 to elect Roosevelt. The 100000
that / gave to Mr.. Bliss was given sole
IL for the national campaign fund and
not for any state or congressional
fund"
When asked il he had any letters,
checks or other documentary evidence
to prove the truth Of his statements,
Mr. Archhold replied:
eyes, I have turned everything over
to the committee
'Did you testify voluntarily OF were
YOU subpoenaed9"
ftI went ToIur tarily, hn, II mad
not gone they would have subpoenaed
mo-
ffHave you heard that William Loeb
denies that the Standard Oil gave
100000 10 the Roosevelt campaign
fund7"
Money Not Returned.
"It was all true 7 am not a liar
and we never got back any of the
imoncy."
he "How did you know the money was
gesed for Roosevelt7' was asked
hi TThere is no doubt about it. It was
the 'en to the Republican national com
ct Zee for that purpose replied Mr.
"ys lbold. cit was not given to any
e or congressional committee"
,sed I'd you give money to any othe,
,bly Se a,s besides Penrose in 1904"
as ,t will have to ask them.'
l,rchbold g attention was called
,ck- W ", ,Stements of William r. Hearst
'Aef or A'" "HSS 3 Piled:
'i knows altogether too mucl
spou, 'dard Oil affairs. He neeG
"a ao .t ~ T have not told the whole
her y, ,u' e. Roosevelt Is relations will
ster- 80. 49, nnh Oil company. it is be
pre- has asked me-
More to T.
Asked if
s1 NJ I'd told every matcria
Nbold laughed anc
~ HYou will !
,o,. =. NJ to wait until 7 ge
the that A'i "o 10 ans~c
r "Why did y
ID Roosevelt could V,ie'e '"ao MI
S. $50 900 additiona ooon Dougnt 10
"You will havg asked.
that i''o'o'ei
Asked how he ri,
oo noc ment that Bliss was Iea one state
,nder- est character with t' ~ Voe n'Rn
e. ac- Bliss had blackmaile't ina
IT. Jo- retorted Indignantly: y archool'
United "I never said Bliss
He never blackmailed Va,'ed me
g. Ut was not liar. either V'y' III
oon" .' When informed that it
:, ona, that he had been ipdict'eporte'
,e loss Archbold laughed uneasily eHas
e 10 i Nd:
natural
eds of HThat is little Texas ma
Pierce Ford Oil company isl d
aration Texas concern and indictments
ads by worrv mo any more ] have bNo
chem to those things for so many yei
sothn that I am impcrvious. ! am
-, case-hardened and ] suppose if
in New York they would be in
manu- me there"
Archbold did not look "ca
OF coal ened,n as he said it. In fact. hi
very uncomfortable and made
Methods. for the state room, saying:
HThat's all now, until get
rie acid New York. I will give the co
all the help II wants l am not
,,,rv ~ away. am not a liar. I ca
n't,,,. every word I say,
ouh'rS Mrs. Arcbbold, gray-halrf
DntehoS- motherly, stood and laughed at
yer, are lies. When she heard that he
m. AL indicted. she took his arm as if
federal, him from the representative OF
IL about ternational News Service on hi
uatiou. his state room