The evening world., 1913-07-30

w VVu want my epS0cneD o.
opinions from you." interrupted Chair
man rrawisy.
~ NE eisss Of safssHy's ssssameny
0Aaasnea 1raWlsy AifsessA ouesas
xAnb 1sshsfas. seuAssi for ne con.
natssss - "prsvaFs papers sal sssk q
ssurt esess, tAis aftsfnooa if Desisbls,
- Dleee NJ witnsss uAdsr arrest fer
eenssoDS q eAe Legislature n rsfusins
- answer Ne eusstioAs ASKED b. tAis
seessast1ve eemnitsss tAssagA iss ssu>.
~ 80 ~ ~ nsatsrs.~
oaeeeky WNs aireste1 % rspnss, vaAe,
subpoena ana within saii Of the CON.
saissss "untii some sssaoa V taksn."
The Governors sworn statement Of his
campaign expenditures showed receipts
Of G,Aso and disbursements of S7,7M.oe.
The list of contributors included Hzr-
old spielberg. who gave Ss5. spieiberg's
check for that amount was offered In
evidence. showing Il had been indorscd
by William sulser and by Louis A. sa-
recky and deposited In the Mutual Al.
lance Trust Company Of No. IS Wall
street. New York.
Another check for oa,soo draw. On
Ne 1st1snAl Daak Of Commsros 70 the
order q xouas 4. Sasse&y snd s,s.sa
xuhA. Loeb D %. wss also pus N evi-
1snse. Across ths face Of ne cheer
was written "1as. ooAirs oentzlbuSsA a
toward william sulsss's~ campaign On.
psnsss." 0oaAssi fss ne ssmnistss
stated thae SAAs was In yaeeS q.
ophiTs hsaAws1s1nS saA thss tAis
s3houAt aoss net appear n the Cover.
nos's eaADaigA fu'iA stassnsnA
sarecRy said he was twenty-ssvsn
years Of age and " At present ein.
ploysd by the state II Hospital Commits.
sion ~ s,sportation agent Of the alien
insane At . salary Of $4,000 Q year.
He said he hsd been employed az an %.
sistant In Mr.. Suffers ofllce and as q
CONFIDENTIAL secretary since December,
State Hospital Commission he had as
sisted John A. Hsnnessey in investisa.
ting highway matters.
earecky refused to answe. questions
concerning the Spielbers and SchifY
checks or whether any Of the Cover.
nors campaign contributions had been
deposited in other banks than the Mu.
tusl Alliance Trust Company.
'DN you take some Of the checks
and deposit them In banks In New
Jerseyr' asked counsel.
Did you 90 every three days and DE-
posit some Of The Governors campaign
contributions over therer
CONTEMPT ACTION ORDERED
AGAINST SAREckv.
These and other questions the witness
refused to answer.
Miss Frances Scott private secretary
of Abram !. Elkus. was next called.
Che produced . cancelled check for
$500 given by Elkus to Sulser on Oct.
8. 1912. She also produced . letter
from Elkus TO sulssr In which he spoke
Of his Admirable candidacy" The let
ter sta.sd that the writer took pleas.
urs in contributing to sulser's cam.
paisn expenses. Another letter was
from sulssr. saying that he apprsci.
ated every word you say and all you
have DONE"
sarscky was then recalled.
I'VE have Information that Mr.. Elkus
gave check for ssoo to the suiser cam.
pAign fund.-" ssid Mr. Richards. lis
this Gov. Sulser's sisnaturs?"
"You had better ask Gov. Sulser about
that" was the reply. Finally the Wit.
ness said that he did not know, and
that he was not handwriting expert.
sarscky declared he had been advised
to refuse to answer questions by Louis |
AarshaM. New York attorney. but he |
refused to state who had recommended |
that he consult Mr.. Marshall. or when |
or where the consolation took place
or whether any one else was present |
He also refused to state whether or
not Mr.. Marshan had contributed to
the Governors campaign fund last fall. |
NONE OF REcoR0s FALeIFiEo.
HE CLAIMS.
, Sarecky later refused to state whether
or not he had prepared The statement
Of campaign receipts and expenditures
filed with the Secretary Of State and
sworn to by Gov. sulssr.
"Isn't the largest amount on the list
400. credited to J. Jacobsr' asked Mr..
Richards.
II don't know" was the witnssSs
reply. who also declared he could not
recall who :. Jacobs 70 or whore he
lives.
wasn't the original entry Jacob
schiff and didn't you change It to J.
Jarohsr'
In replying TO this question 6arecky
said ne would waive the reasons he had
advanced for refusing to answer prsvi- |
ous questions and would Say that the
J. Jacobs entry "dh not refer to Jacob
Bchin or any one connected with him."
II know that" he volunteered. "bs- |
cause We didn't falsify any records
At this point Chairman Frawlsy d.
rected the steps to bring about earscky's |
arrest.
Included In the Documentary evidence |
unlimited was the KnigAt bill. . COM
,Anion to the EHscutivs's direct pri-
nary measure which was destgned TO |
INIT candidstas' expenditures. Because
u the Governors msDage to the ex-
session recommending the
,asage Of this measure. the committee
,laims the right to 20 into the subject
Il campaign contributions.
James NJ. Clancy. Warden of sing
ling prison. denied he had made q
Dtatement to the effect that . recent
trouble at the prison had been "ln.