| Show I DRY ANS AN'S ALLIANCE WITH StANDARD OIL Itt J IS CLEARLY I SHOWN SHOW PRESIDENT t. t 1 COMMENTS 0 ON EXPOSE y i Democratic Elector Ont On t t Rockefeller Pay Roll Is h Only One of Many i t. t I. I it I KNOWN KNO AT WHITE HOUSE t Associated Press Official Included Included In In- eluded c Lc among among- Chums of 1 4 1 11 i I Archbold Crowd Cro f T ORDINARY COU COURTESIES I 4 Chief Chie Executive Re Ready dy to o Re Repel Ret Re- Re t- t pel Any Last Jour Hour fr Att Attacks ac k s. s k Washington N o President S dent Roosevelt was vas greatly interested interested in in- today in reading Mr Hearst's expose of Standard Oil Oi methods of trying trying- to subsidize subsidize subsidize dize news associations and in inthe the report that a ten thousand j I dollar a year Standard Sta Oil em em- in Brooklyn is one of the theS the'S S 'S Bryan electors I 1 l J s 1 was expressed g dL at k vs M t i j e. e ough ii i it Vias Was J aid ad th that no sucH definite proof had had S e ev eer er r peen been given to o the public of the Standard Oil Oils Oil's s methods I and alliance liance its with the tl-e D Demo Democratic mo- mo cratic party ng n 4 t the J Regarding Re g. g Thorn oll Oil Democratic tlc elector t It ti r Was kis as said that he undoubtedly was one oC t hundreds of Murphys Murphy's and McCar- McCar Ic r- r who arc are tied up completely completely complete complete- men cn's Oil on Interests It was wa ly to Standard comPlete said y at the tho executive offices that Pat lat close cloae connection with McCarron's l Standard Oil interests is BO HO o generally In political circles that proof 1 of other connection nt of the close Democratic l politicians p w with th Si Brooklyn corporations becomes Interesting In ln- ln same the tho rather than surprising 4 Tho efforts of the Standard Oil com com- 4 influence newspapers l' l maga- maga ll to the Associated Press Pres Ines an and even cn A be he matters o of common to appear o at the executive office Ice II It said that one of the most was of the news I.- I. officials of the country Is ire ire- with associatIon York In New to be high In the tho cout known Then men of the Standard on corporation Ground for SU Suspicion It ii was said eaid are lre Such hard to attack as they t under the head ot of ordinary or r so o easily caRli sd as courtesies and the Sibley letter dinar read l H Mr lr Hearst for or the s first a a- direct for sus- sus gives time the Standard OH on of- of that fo fox In Ini motive S 1 have hae had U a sinister Sf Reeking friendship of newspaper nc r i the tho remained at his or- or The fhe It was freelY c the flees all to readiness ii In S he was wai that Democratic attack to 11 respond fl reflect upon In the tho j least t that might administration done during duli g his s however cx ex- president tion The rho eleventh that any belle belie belief d i hl liH hIi preyed the thc t against lOUr hour Attack nature would provo prove 1101 1011 or of a 11 than anything 5 5 of n a Off lIre PRESIDENT COMMENTS COMMENTS COMMENTS COM- COM MENTS ON EXPOSE Continued tJ I- I Krom Irom rom Page One else elso and that he gave the Democratic leaders credit for COr being too wise o 0 attempt an any At midnight tomorrow the President dent leaves here for Cor Oyster Ba Bay to vote lie wi will remain In his homo home town for two hours to enaBle Secretary Secre Secre- tary Loeb to go to Bayville BuY to vote Returning from Bay the tho PresIdent Pres Pres- ident klent will leave Jersey City at 1 Tuesday afternoon on a n special train for Cor Washington Complete arran arrangements arrangements arrange arrange- c ments have been made at the House for receiving the election re returns re- re turns and a number of oC friends wll WI pass tho thu th c evening of the election with the President I |
