Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-25

use of it,"
suffers Counsel Pleased.
The governors six lawyers were
smiling jubilautly when Mr.. Schifi
stepped down from the witness stand
Tonight counsel for the managers an
uuunccd they would recall the bank
or tomorrow
Air Morgcuthau came next. lie
said Governor Sul2er visited him at
democratic national headquarters on
October 3, 1912, to thank him for
his assistance in bringing about his
nomination
we talked about the general stu
alton and while talking | either made
out a check myself or had the clerk
mako out check for $1,000 and |
signed it and handed it to the gov
crnOr."
"Was there anything said in that
conversation" asked Louis Marshall
taking up the cross examination. "of
the Sc he was to put the 81 ,00O2"
There was nothing said" replied
the AMBASSADOR with smile.
did YOU in any way intend to limit
him to the use he was to make of the
$l,0OO?"
81 did not"
Attorney Krcssel interposed to ask
WAS 1t your intention In giving him
this $1,000 to help him pay campaign
expenses"
THAT is inferential," was the reply.
81 really could not tell you what my
inteations were. II flattered me to
think that he wanted my help and
/ wanted to help him."
Help him in what?"
In his election. in his canvass
Senator Coats asked the witness
whether he would have made this
contribution, II Mr. Sulzer had not
been candidate for governor.
Certainly I ot." replied Mr.. Nor
genthau who explained that the con-
trlbution was a personal one and not
from the fund of the national cam
paign fund committee
Intimation of the attack It is re-
ported the governor will make on
Tammany Hall in presenting his side
OF the case came at the very outset
Of the case today when Attorney Mar
shall asked Secretary Of State May
II he had in his files n report of the
general campaign committee Of Tam
many Hall Mr. May replied that no
such report rad "ofilcially come to
his notice" and that he was unaware
that any such report had been fled
Suggestions that the endorsement
of the governors signature on some
OF the alleged campaign checks was
not genuine when Thomas NJ. Good
FIkST-GAL TWO
win, paying teller OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust company, New York
testified that the signature on the
checks OF Lyman A. Spaulding for
800 and Abram I. Elkus for $500
disclosed sufficient Irregularities to
warrant my investigating before pay
ing IT,"
Goodwin. who without hesitation
Identified the Schiff and Morgenthau
checks as having been deposited by
Mr.. Sulzer with his concern. declined
at first to express an opinion on the
authenticity OF the checks of Elkus
and Spauldlng. which were deposited
with other institutions. His answer
was not given until he was asked di-
rectly whether he would have cashed
tho checks I'm question II they had
been Presented to him for payment.
Goodwin also identified deposit slips
OF William Sulzer with his institution
between September. 1912. and the
Inauguration.
These were the slips unearthed by
the Frawley committee which show
ed that during that period the COVER
nor's deposits amounted to approx
mstely $4,000 They had not been
placed In evidence when court ad-
journed.
Counsel for the managers tonight
announced TINT thay rntt1t m ciiv
prove by other witnesses the sigma
lures Goodwin failed to identify prop
erly
siding judge, unless directed other
visa by the cour. 20 rule out any
evidence thai the parties lay any