The sun., 1913-10-01
Fuller. in Surprise. Said the
Firms Books Didn't
SHOW It.
RUNNING SINCE 1910
Harris 4 Fuller Threatened
to Sell Him out More
Than Once.
DIDN'T KEEP Up MARGIN
Was Wall street Spectator
When He Urged stock
Exchange Bills.
MORE CHECKS IN CAMPAIGN
Told Contributor Of 5000 That
Hc Intended to Make 80
Accounting Of II.
MORE CHECKS ~ CAMPAIGN

Ai.RASr. SEPT 20. New and as,;rsi-
ing evidence Of the use Of Mrs. Suffers
name hv her husband ~ relation to h;=
stock speculation was set before the i'm
parchment oour, To day
II was even NOR" .n;ei.s,ine than the
avowal Of a witness .h1i when he>eaye
the candidate s.on las, fan Mr.. SuIz.-
hade him keep quiet about H. as such
gifts were personal and he did not intend
to mention them In hs sworn sta..mer,
Of campaign gleanings
II was in the "F.oples Hnus." IN Al
hany that the Governor spoke of Mrs
Sulzer. Broker Melville Il. Fuller. who
told the story TODAY. had been called
thither on July 30 last ". had Teen
subpPnaed the dav before hy the Fravl.v
committe. 10 testify regarding Mr.. sui.
zsr's marginal account with Harris 4,
Fuller The Governor wanted to talk with
Mr.. Fuller about IL.
Their conversation took place In Nr
suffers library after dinner Onlv IN.
Governor and the broker were present,
Il said to him. Mr.. Fuller testified.
"that had been subpPna.d TO appear be.
fore III" Frawley committee with nv
books that ! felt any client doing hus.
ness with me was entitled To all tho protec
tion that tn. law would give him tina,
| had consulted with my attorney and
If he advised me that | could legally Pc
fuse to answer these questions and nro
duce my books. | would do so"
us that an asked Isadore Kr"sel for
the prosecution.
said Mrs. suIser Owucd S,ocka
"No.' said Mr. Full.r You want m.
to tell what the Governor said 10 me-"
certainly. we want the entire conver-
sation, kresel replied
So Broker Fuller got new grin m his
voice and plunged ahead ". said m.
Governor told him Of Louis Marshalrs
opinion that the Fraw,y committ.. could
not fore. Mr.. Fuller to answer question,
or produce books
II told him" Mr Fuller continued.
that ! should depend upon my attorney
ia regard to that"
Then referring to securities which Mr
Sulzer had deposited IN his accoun, with
Harris n Fuller. MI Fuller went on.
Coy. Sulzer said 10 mo. NJ, Fuller
YOU know that those securities w.r. Mrs
suffers, don't YOU" and said NJ. did
rot
We'll he said. those securities he
longed 10 Mrs. Sulz.r when | brought,
them to YOU She had loan with the
Carnegie Trust Company. They required
mo To give u note every three months and
II was very ANNOYING, So | took III. se-
curiti"s down to YOU and borrowed the
money from YOU
Il said To GoN Su'z.r That may All h..
true. hut th"r. is no .,ideno. nf ANYTHING
Of that kind "u my books aud caunot n.
proven by M. n it is true you Viii have
no trouble in proving Il AZ tn. hooks Of
the Carnegie Trust Company must II. a
matter of record
Linked with this testimony, IN the opin-
ion of the prosecution goes the order whicn
Mr.. Sulzcr wrote to Harris n Fuller on
July II last, whereby Lieutenant Com
ma nder /. NJ Josephthal. the Governors
naval Aid. assumed NJ suffers account
with the brokers hy paving Sas 600 cash
and receiving "A batch of securities in
Guiding the Big Four stock to which the
Governor was SO partial That order Was
signed William Sulzer. for Mrs. Sulzsr"
Account Not Mrs. Sulser's.
Bu' MI. EnIl'i resumed To-day Tor the
second time that IN. account Was not Mira
suffers and that this was the first time
he had heard her nam" in relation er.to
In his conversation with tn. Governor
on July 80 Mr. Fuller said that Mr. Sui.
ger offered Ia furnish him with an attor.
ney and would meet any expense incurred
in getting advice as to the need OF tcll.n.
the FraWley committee about the Sulzar
account.
In their talk Mr.. Fuller spoke nf cash
pay ments of 1900 and ST. O0u that tina
Governor made TO keep his margins up
after his nomination
Il don't think he made any comment"
Mr.. Fuller testified. "iir said 1t uas
all right"
Was there anything sand about ina
entry In the account OF nec.mb'r 80. ials
purporting to be a losn''
NO"
Mr.. Fuller, to the delight ~ tn" law
yers for the defence, denied that the Gov
ernor had ad, sed him not to testify he
fore the Frawley committee,
Did he in substance ask YOU to follow
Nj. Marshalls advice" inquired President
cullen, who has a way Of asking direct
o,rstlons when others are heating ahout
the bush
He did not WAS Mr. Fullers answss.
Did he say anything 10 you on SssA