Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-25
another DENIAL
Of NUbHAbb LIES
CINMINS DENIES m. EVER HAD
CONFERENCE WITH CHIEF
LOBBYIST.
more serious CHARGES
Told of Giving Money 10 Congressman
MCDcrmott on MANY Different
Occasions.


NNAlllN'IoN' July -i-pne more
G,hlaI "I lh' aIieSHi'ons of Malun NJ
M"Inai' FORMER I"hhlIs lor the
N"'"u'i N7ao''"'l"H OF MlHuI"'luI-
'IH' ana one more serious charge
against men 'Ius' Jo the powers ll"l
were IN aHhlhb'oh Ih the Gays
Wnn'n MuIhAIl was WORKING as po-
IlI''' Hh'N' h'iI|'u 'h' pr"EI'ss toe
ual oI ,n' senate lHN'Slh'l'hb COM
Ill''r ihloufh ms Nolunlhuus cor
''2p"hu'h'''
senator 'uinnlhS' "a member OF
th' lnN,S'ih'llhE '"'nmll'''' d'cmr'd
ny W u'"'I u" nave l'N'u MN lh'o
WN''' conference anoul pupl' pusl-
n'9s' u'nl'" "alS Ihdl ne hau ever
"',u su'n a '.hI'l'h'' WIN MulhAll.
"uIu'II u''''I'u ih nus l'UrrS ana
on cross examination sWure lhal ne
h'u p"Id 'h' 'nl'l page OF lho mousse
~ W I'7'H''sI t7' lIl' messenger 10
'"v Sp'"h'I W 'Hr """Sc ana Ilrsa'h-
ger 10 'ne mousse "a}' ana means
,"nhitl't m9nlh'E re- HliIe Johs
,u'N "'u loi MN II' wore Ioo'
.H"' ne Hau blN'" '""a /" d. H.
M'p'rlnoU' loI ',Eht Years mtn-
"tf ol 'hr mousse rom iIlnolS When
P"'"'I"n'u '!osrl "S senator nelson
ne Sald IHat lllS money was nor-
I"N'u anu never pald pa'k'
Won't Allow Cross Examination.
4 deyelnpment of the dnv Indicated
clcarl, that the senate committee
does not intend To allow the nttor-
news for the Manufacturers associa-
ton to cross examine Mulhau about
the charges he has made against Of
HclalS oi that organization ana
"baIh7t loIHl'r ihoiilu'.S OF conSress
ana men hlsh III oiil'lal llte III WASH
ilstoh
Chairman Garrett OF the special
mouse committee that Is ready TO m
NesllHate loDpSihg announced To-Day
that the chairman OF the senate COM
hl1tee PROMISED TO tuIn over Null
! h"ll 10 ms committee Mohuay' Inc
prolesseu Natlonal Association or
Mohul'ctureIs nelu agent WIZ not
/ Ett thtouEh me luehlll'aI9n ana ek-
plahatIoh OF ms correspondence WIN
the 'Neruun committee nelo'e To-
morrow nlBhI dt lhe rate OF prosres5
Ihade '"dhN ana lhe association laW-
Ners 'ould hardly make an lulpres.
SION upon nm On SATURDAY II the
senate committee Slls that DAY
Ah"lher feature OF me Gay was
I '' ''f -
Pupl.ah meihpcf' OF the committee
VINO heretofore mas allowed ms DEM
ocratlc c"IieaBues To conduct the Mul-
MAJ hlanch OF the inquiry almost NJ
VIII senator nelson To-Day searched
Mulh"H memory Tor particulars OF
many expense accounts ana other
| matters Drought INTO the lmelght IN
the letters,
IN Jncouth Politician
MulboIl sVnre that bis first visit
to NcDcrmot, vos when be vas ,.is-
! itinp every member Of cnnpress he
rnuId rrnLalI, 500 about a t,rier
| commission bin I'm trb summer Of
tqO5 Al mar time ne found No
| neruntt can unco,,,b noijtician"
f.,tar i'm tho s,,na vear no swore no
u..,s introduced IN n NtcNticbaals
cbiaf papr of tbe house and NcDnr.
mars "ron0dnutinl secret,rv"
lie testified maj NcNicboels Hon
rv Nea1 messenger IN mo snankar
Of the houes. and Harry parker mos
senger TO the ways ana means COM
mittce, Were put on a monthly sal
airy by hlm IN thai GEAR; the chief
page getting $50 month. while con-
gress was in session Neal $50
month and Parker >2j. The sos
that ne sWor" went monthly TO these
! lnI'f men WAS NlNtu 10 MN, me- les-
tilted. In check form. hy James \.
| Emery counsel for the National
! Association of Manufacturers. lie
said McMIchaels knew when he cm-
/ pluyod him that Mulhall represented
| the Association and that ne realized
what sort of legislation he was OPP
posed to. Later hc sworc. the chief
pare. brought Mulhau and MoDor-
mott together iu % Washington hotel
He said Mcbormotts secretary had
explained before the meeting that he
was "orueh jewel" but that he
[ had not been long I'm Washington.
ana did not understand things
Ihe witness 'alu thAt after hls
| Insl hlelNle" ne h'd hc'n against
Mcl''tm"it strongly ana had Wished
10 nave the Nauohal Association OF
danuiacturers hght MN Tor re-elec-
tuu. tie Slii me- afterwards OftVu