The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-14
|DBSON MAKES
|F|[RCE At JACK
|ON UNDERWOOD
|ccuses House Leader of Be
|ine a Dummy for Wall
Street and Tool of the
Liquor Interests.
NATION is GIVEN
DEMOCRATIC CHIEF
|embers of Both Parties Ap-
|pIaud When He Rises to
Reply; Alabama Senator
ship Cause of Outbreak.

Oct. 13.-RepreseD-
live Hobson launched a hot attack
|ainst the senatorial campaign of
enocratic Leader Underwood In the
1uss today, when he charged that his
|pport of Underwood's presidential
ndidacy at the Baltimore convention
1s obtained under "false pretenses. 30
thson, himself a candidate in the
lent Alabama contest, referred to
||nted reports Of a recent speech in
|kieh he charged that Mr.. Underwood
|7s Hthe tool Of Wall street and the
|qunr interests and read from the
nate Investigation OF campaign con-
buttons the testimony Of Senator
|ankhead, containing the record of a
'ntribution Of $4,000 from Thomas
Ryan and Bankhead s statement
~ Underwood had not known who
1anced his campaign
|||eges False Pretenses.
Had j known" shouted Hobson,
hat Thomas Fortune Ryan, the man
1om Mr.. Bryan rebuked and named
5fore the Baltimore convention as
ing the tool of Wall street. had
Qanced the major portion Of the cam,
slgn of Oscar w. Underwood, / not
'y would not have supported him,
NJ would have fought him, and,
nat is more, he never would have
ga the choice of the people of Ala"
ma. The support Of the people OF
mama for Mr.. Underwood for presl-
pf was secured under false pretenses
NJ ! here declare that their support
him for the United States senate
ail not be obtained under similar
-'se pretenscs.
Underwood Takes Floor.
underwood. Oh his feet at once, was
~ Nhctlcu DN DtUIpts obo ohu 'NS
|oncans, as he was recognized. The
alofity leader first referred TO Hob
+1s published speech and said he had
ep waiting to answer it "when he
')d look Mr.. Hobson in the face. y
N would like the gentleman, MI
norwood continued, turning toward
opHon, "to say here what no said in
alabama speech, and whether be
'rRed me with being tool Of Wall
eet and the liquor interests
4 used the double word,'' replied
'oaon- "1 read the testimony
''fe just read here from the cam
'Rn contributions hearing and l as
med that what Senator Bankhead
'o was true-that Mr.. Underwood
' not Know his campaign was being
''need by Wall street.
ails Underwood Dummy.
asked the people Of AIabams
ny' when charges were publicly made
es ms campaign was being financed
~ nalI street, my friend did not fine
1 said that he was IN the hand
tne managers and WAS being used
w apparently did not know it, | sait
ne was dummy being used n
Iooi, and that if he had been
nmy used as r tool Of Wall stroe
could be used by the liquor inter
or any other interests,
nut did you charge directly tina
~ the tool of Wall street or tn
ref interests7' Mr.. Underwood de
4 said you we're dummy Hob
replied with emphasis, "and as
my you had been used and coul
then demanded to hea
sqing else in his public life o
TO base such n statement, an
Robson to state it in the pre-:
'e OF the house.
eIers TO Tariff Bill.
tn tson referred to the conference o
rS.tIt oil which struck out the Pom
~ amendmcnt requiring the full rev
pAx on brnndies used In fortifyin
he charged that in agreeing
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