The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-17
INFAMOUS LIE"
CORES REPLY
The Blind Senator Says
There Was a
Co.'s piracy
DTSGRUN EFLED
JOB HUNTERS
Were Seeking Te Ruin Him Is
The Defens Which He Has
Offered $50, 600

Oklahoma City, okla, Feb. TO-
Denouncing the aliagation as an IN
famous lle," United Statos Senator T.
p. Gore from the witness stand In
district court here today declared that
charges OF improper conduct, tho ba-
sis of the 100000 damage suit on trial
were the Invention or coterie Of
disappointed ofieaseekers,s intended 10
bring INN into 1Isrepnte and wreck
his chance for renomination at the
primaries In OKLAHOMA next August.
Mrs, Minnie e, bond, plaintiff to the
suit, alleges that Senator Gore at
facker her al n Washington hntal
March % last.
Il knew that tlleS, had framed up
on me-" Senator Gore told the Jury.
II told DR.. carp when he called al my
Office on the day allowing the occur
renae that ] would see them In - be-
tore ! would give n to them At no
time either at any o1ice or In a hotel
did 4 ever offer Mrs. Bond any ltn-
properties or attenist to take adgan-
tage of her. VI
pr U. II. carp ef q 0kiishoma City was
IAN important witness for the plaintiff.
Senator Gore was on the witness
stand the gteater isfrt of the day.
: saen he Sonclusl 4 Esv 8 q slessey
We're called To o2fTnh6f ate previous
testimony for the defense &S:s..A4s before
popSt "a e 4 e os ff5f Sen 81
Gore RnnoliHeed their case completed
Alter Severed yitne Ssea testify Ia re.
Ibn3tl tomorrow. af uiiiS iSf ii " hi begin
! with the pros poets 6s tlie cas- tcitle
given t0. the Jury, before Court ad.
ionrns "Wednesday. ,l,sts tlys:i %
4 Senator Gore was a Willing witness
and seemed unpertiirbei under "a
gT'uelling cross examination. making
s..sssafs .sf= answers, and in the tighter mo-
ments retorting to the qpibs OF OBJ.
posing counsel was given TO the mer.
rtment or the crowded courtroom.
Mrs. Gare in GanEs
Mrs Gore, who has taken an active
part IN all the political affairs OF her
husband sat near counsel for the sen-
ator and from time "a. tifne whispered
suggestions. On the other side or the
tabie, MIS-. Bond sat with her attor-
ney and her husband.
Reviewing his aeauaintances with
- NsfhNb iCSilHASUTg NlQTR .IOiQ or Nl0et-
ing her In an OKLAHOMA, CITY hotel
2 when her husband 3 candidacy for the
post OF Internal revenue collector fere
was FIRST preached. At the time, Sen.
ator Gore said he told her that the
position had been promised to another
/ man, but asserted that she persisted
coming to Washington last spring Ia
! urge his al ppoiEtmsRt. ON the day 81
the alleged attack, the senator tsstf.
fed. mrs, bond asked him to inset liei
leave for okialiaaIla city. at the Iiotel
Mrs. Bond escorted him to q room
where, after she had received a teie.
phonH ansssage. fiia senator testified
sac seized him BY the hands and fell
over on q bed, inst at that time ac.
cording to NJ. Gore, Il. E Robertson
Kirby EitznatFick atid james Ii ia.
cpbs, unsuccessful SbEicants for fed.
erai patronage appeared In tho door
way. -
The Badger aamea
| ~ freed myself. sshator Cora con.
tlnued, eand denaaded to know what
4 IN. ant. Mrs Bond replied that .she
sltdnx want Bond 10 know Adopt II, i
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