The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, April 05, 1907, Page TWO, Image 2
ROOSEVELT DENIES
HARMAN'S STORY "
ii
'A DELIBERATE AND WILPUL s
UNTHRUT1I," SAYS THE PRES- h
IDENT. D
is
'Declares That He Never Requested
The aRilroad King to Raise One
Dollar for the Presidential bl
Campaign. /ri
01
Washington, April 2.-Th' l1re.si- 1]
,denlt todhay rmaiitlly appoinited E.dw-.b
11. Ifarriman, (ie railroad magnate i'
alid Wall street 11111ipiulator, ia meml
ber in good st:miding of. tlie now fa- t
m110ns Ananias clnh. 11arriman wrote
a lettitr two years ago in wiieli lie
stail ihat lim):-evelt hlad called himin
in] eofil ,n-live anld asked himl to as
sisl i-i iin m1i,on11Y fr Ih li Repuh
liean w:il:pai. (.11111niti-e.
it. it
It iII i I Is ';i I II 1 4 :h l I p i n I
iIIk a -- h Ii - .\ r. i :T iIan - n- I
a a. a - - to th Ie
Nvw Y..r \\'ol ) 1 :1 .11id. 1() t'!f
Nt)
nIbI~ Ilit:l lilii. ll ' i't ITl ii 'is tiilui --
I 'AHl:. I
N1,roo13 velt De1v zvn.11 ithe t
al et.' : 'i ll n - liaili.r . .liv L i ) w
l ievi l wlli 0- 1 -r, 1 11 Ii
w il' ieel iiil ' 1 4.. 'r i ile.1 l~.,~~ el- ,x
sit 1intIn I n *II t h)I 141svn t The e n eai. l
membershipw 'i- tr i'Ihe lCnpinh mor
11th t fl ie 1 is ein- not d4 that the
W hite li lse is v sileirabll I'llstral- tf
e,1 about h14 , Htri saletions" b l dw vi ( he
p esid e : 41 his ma1n C'r-lYiu dir- P"'
bllhe ili New \of, Ilm epain "
of 1901.
Roosevelt Denies It.
Pre:sidfh.l Itimsevelh Imlay vimphati
cally dfnIlied tl he S1.a1(.1e4n.t1 c(itl ailed
puprI(I t havc bel-n wrill1tn b
J. 11. 1 lal'rlin-il If) Sidnley W vbster (I. o
New Y(Prk,'iii tlie latler part ( f liv
cember, 1905. Inl Mr. Irarrimlanl's
leller the slalemletl is I mll e i I ate
he )'t o I l'sidh-lli 6losevlt1, W
he (l' 1arr1imiiall ) assistivi in lii l.g allWsi a
i'nid ofn $250,000 it be ulsed' inl r
ying New Yirk iIf lieethe 1ipnican
parly at thle electi(Il of' .1904. This
stalveenf the presidend. characIlt,eriz- 0
%S1 S "a tliberate and wilful un-1I1 '11
r 1th-- by ri.-hit it shimid he $2a
oterized anlt even shorter niI more ug
ly word. I never reqpuesled Mr. Har
ri'aien to raise a dollrti ror. tihe Presi
denall copitgn11 of 1904." t
'Te president.'s doenial was nco, C
11a1ined inl a brier statemlenit and copies S(
,or letters, writt to presentave
zcerain Ig New York. Ihel letters
are dated 0lotr S andl 0. 12, 1906 ,
reispet-tivi-ly.. fi
'Thsbe toident Mftr. Durnishind the
'tt erinoto the pressiaed i tepfl
''.\sf(Terwritian ' simse ltht.r the
niei 'Cpt't'li011f NlaI th big firaealn
iwit,'.esurdP e~ that' .\vl:isnan th:ap
pinntounch ade insmuc asmnt not
'pom' i) theum.d r patn tshg ltht
'tes ble hoal guive. o'' Hye M'
TwoReaonsforDisike
- n il:1rs.e te 'e e ele s lial
arrinan, on hearing Mr. Hyde was
candidate, hastily said that lie did
it wish to be understood as antago
ziung him and would be quite will
g to support him. The president
ys that although he understood that
) (Harriman) still proferred Mr.
epew, would be almost as well sat
[led with Hyde.
Contents of Correspondence.
Some correspondence is then given
-tween the president and Mr. Har
man, from which it appears that
i Oct. 10 the president said to Mr.
arriman that in view of the trou
e over the state ticket in New York
would like to have a few words
ith him. La.ter, on"Oct. 14, is a let
r to AiNr. lIarriiah inl which the
-esident says that a suggestion had
MIe to him ill a rotind about way
it l Mr. .Ilarriniian d(ld not think it
'I. to come il tlle elosing weeks of
v vamopai!_nI. The pre-sident told
h. r rhiman if' e Ith Iezli t there
I- ; y <bo' (d, of his eanisilg. trou
to _q.ivv it up1). lere the president
his lfter to lr. Sherman says:
''Y n will see that this tter is
r I incomipat' ible with any
-:ry that I wat a .inP air. ii arri
'n h' jsfl j it it di e h ile ill ulv
Ill v. I 1111, 1($ Siuiii Ine I i ll i Ilnle
The u si<hill e elo al:lother. l0
% i .\-r. Harini in an hia "si -
iv:ie.ii to .lir. sheri aln, whieb,
;: Iv .. Iows 1ha 11 1 a. bu1 ,llid not
ve itie b i1 is ind 1aay idea 4s* Iny
hInI. Iinm tf, VcOleet 1111nPY.
1I,4l11olows sonile eorresponldencveI
1 wevin Ilr. Hiarrimlan anid tlle presi
I'l f1nehllI amon-, Other thin.-, POil
(inleslionl of railroad matters anldI
mi the preisident Imlight have to say
nrs tle subject of tle iin
r-State mieree commission. The
esident said lileunablv to agree
ib M.. Ilarrimalinl's views ont the
itter and leIt li,s message to con
[ss imehangetidVe Its regards the inter
it. connnerce law.
Moro Inside Talk.
"So mnuuetih iir 1, winit Nir. I Iarrii.111
id abi n e l ily.'' :ys the
( .iihint, in conlelndinl..4 his first let
r-to Mr. SNir.herman. V"ar more im
>rl.1n1 the( president reg-_ards the ad
lional remarks which Mir. Sher
n Said Mir. 11,I1arrimanl made to him
lieu he asked himl if lie thought it
s well 1o see "teLlrstismll and the
w" Irilnilphanlt over the I?epubli
11 party. "You,'' says the presi
.it, "inform mne that lie told you
at he did not care in the least be
mse those people were crooks and
I 1iuld buy them'' anid other sim
i- remarks. This, the president says,
ais doulbtless pairty inl boastful cyni
si a-d partly in a burst of bad
niper, bit it. showed in Ile presi
l'it s opinion a cynicism and deep
at ed corruption, which lie dlenounl
S in stroltng words.
The Second le (ter. to Mir. Shermn
mply contains nit addenda to the
-st.
"I feel hparti(elnlrl fortunaiLlte that
hiave been aittacked wit hui lie last
w dayis by bonth eX-Se'tnto Burton
iii \Ilr. liai nnnilii. '' saidu thei pr*esi
ofit con()iversaitioni with riepre'seni
Sont' tIhei ltteri to liepresenitta
aidti ini .\lr. I larriman' letter's to
r \\ hter.
ARRIMAN ANSWERS ROOSE
VELT.
1ys the President Has Done Him
An Inj ustice-Newspaper Story
Correct.
New York{. .\pril 2.- - I. II. lItarri
an.i late' tonighlt Ilavei ti the foi
wtiV s atieiment ini respoiise to t hie
ni iieiint madeib publhIic by I >residenmt'
'-oseveltI at WaLshiington tiiday.
"t i rLmany yearsi~ I haLve. mintain-.
I Lil inutimaLt e, confi tideni taLl (orres5
mideince withI my fri end, Mrt. Syd
'y Web'lster'. Whai t I wr ote him n ii
JustA
Our 29th car, making 3165
lour, has arrived and going ray
F.our has advanced 40 to 50
-ivance.
Best Patent - ..
Best Half Patent
Every barrel guaranteed. B<
g hundreds, let us sell you.
Mos ele"
PROSPERI
what he wrote was, of course, intend
ed for our eyes alone. In the course
of a letter which lie wrote me in De
cember, 1905, lie warned .me against
being drawn into politiqs and qies
tioned whether I had any political or
party instinct united to what he was
pleased to call my business instinct.
This drew from me the reply to Mr.
Webster's inquiry, which, in a sub
stantial correct form, had been stol
en and published. This letter was
'written on Jan. 2, 1906, at a tinme
when no one could doubt the codi
ality of my relations with the piesi
dent.
Work of Discharged Stenographer.
"About ten days ago I was told
that a discharged stenographer was
trying to sell to some newspaper ia
reproduction from his notes of one
of my private letters. I could hardly
believe tlat. any matters so ilmpor-t
ant would be accepted or publislhed.
vet I miade every effort to prevent it.
WN'henii I learned late yesterday ater
notol tiat a New York iewspaper had
a transeript of Ilese notes, I notified
Ilie piblisher at once of the facts and
ureid upon his attention the gIoss
rntirage that ihe publication 'of it nt%
iler such eiremnstances would invidve.
While dplorn. of course, tha the
sa1crednesso a pr' u piivate corresipond
men( shouild thus Ihe violated, I can
Notice.
T'he relar' quarterly rmeetin ( of
ile Conliltv Fi-Ire's' Union will he
leld oil first Saturday (6th) in April.
A full attendance of delegates and
iny other mnenibers is desired. Bursi
n10ss of' rmuch imllportance to tihe or
Icr. Mr. Moore State Business Agent
>f Farmners' Cotton Union is expected
lo be present.
J. B. O'Neall Holloway,
Seeretary County Union.
STATEMENT.
Of the condition of the Newbcrry
a'ngs bank, located at Newberry,
4. C., at. tire close of business Marcl
19th, 1907.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts ..$251,673 56
)cnand Loans .. .. .. 9,393 49
Overdrafts .......... 5,791 76
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the bank .. .. .... 4,550 00
F1urniturc and fixtures . . 1,900 00
D)ue from banks and bank
ers .29,353 10
Curreney. ..6.... .....6,539 00
Gold .. .. .. ........... 510 00
Silver, nickels and pennies 2,913 99
Checks and cash items .. 10,550 71
$323,175 61
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in ..$ 50,000 00
Undivided Profits, less
cnrrent Expenses ana
taxes paid .. ......... 29,777 69
Due to banks and bank
es ................ 15,503 54
nue uaid dividends .. 301 25
Individual depiosits subl
ject to (check .........21 7,511 53
Cashier's cheeQ(ks .... 81 60
Notes' aind bill s redlis
'ounited ..............10.000 00
$323i,175 61
STATIE O1" SOUTI I CAliOl NA,
COUNTY OF NEWHEllity.
Before mec camc J1. E. Norwood,
Cashier of Newbcerr'y Savin lgs Bank
who, hieing du lyv sworni, says' t hat tIre
above amid toregoing statnemienit is a
t .re condition of said banik. as shown
by thIe hooks of file in saIid hank.
J. E. Norwood,
C'ashier.
Sworn to and subscribed befor'e
'ne, t his 25th Id(ay of March, 1907.
W. C. Tyr'ee, (Li. S.)
N. P. for S. C.
C?or'rect Attest:
Jas. McIntosh.
Jais. K. Gilder.
B. C. Matthews.
rri ved!
barrels of choice Tennessee
>lidly at following prices:
.bbl., and we only make slight
- - - $4.50
- - - - 4.00
~tter buy quick. We are sell
SBros.,
TY. S. C.
RESTAURANT
IS THE PLACE TO GET
Good Things toEa
ON SHORT NOTIOE AND
AT MODERATE PRICEI
Oysters on Half Shel. Oysters ar
Style.. Fish, Game, Steak, in fal
Everything that the market afford
Patronage of Ladies Solicited.
Opposite Newberry Hotel Office ar
Next Door to Pool Room.
LOOK FOR THE SIGN
S. B. JONES
RESTAURANT
W. M. AUGUSTINB, BEEF MARE
ET.
lest steak ............12 1-2 et:
Other cuts from 6. S,aid loc. per It
Pork 12 1-2 cents pcr lb.
Sleak Pork 15 cents per ib.
Iysters lvz , 1 111) ] enIlts per iuart
liisl. etc. Near Senn's store.
$150 PER MONTH
Why work for a mere living whei
you can easily clear $7 profit on eac]
dollar. Work in your own localit3
Sells at almost every home over an
over agaii. Plan and complete in
struction by return mail for 25 cent
Address. J. F. Clark, Conway, Ark.
DON'T
FORGET THE Wl
T0
PANT'IS GROCBR)
That's the place to ge
good fresh things
to eat.
We keep new good,
coming all the time.
Full line of staple an(
fancy groceries alway.
uo hand.
Fresh bread from Co
lumbea every day.
Yours to please,
FANT'S GROCERY
Pianos
AND
Organs
At Factory,Prices.
Write us at once for our special plan
of payments on a Piano or Organ
If you buy either instrument through
us, you get a standlardl make, one
that will last a life-time. Write
Malone Music House'
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
For Catalogues, Terms, Etc.
ECZEMA and PILE CUR!
FREE K"*wi"g what it was to suff
Iwill give FREE OF CHIARG)
to any afflicted a positive cure for Ecz<
ma, Salt Rhumn, Eirysipelas, Piles an
Skin Diseases. Instant Relief D)on'
suffer longer. Write F. W. WVILLIA ME
400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. E
close Stamp.
NOTICE.
Before letting
the contract foi
your new build
ing see W.T. Liv
ingston. B es
Work. Lowes1
prices.
Lock Box No. 59.,
Newberry, S. C
HERE'S AN I
of what plant foe
farmers. The p:
right shows plant
and potato yield
a small patch, tre
POT)
3. On the left, a p
same size (yield 3
planted at same t
same soil, but unt
A These pictures arc
from an experim<
tien bulletin, com
Our Free Book, "Pi
t which gives authentic and authoriti
actual results of practical and scien
the farmer who is anxious to impr<
ing for a wider margin of profits.
GERMAN KA
New York, 93 Nassau St., or
uIe r WaIIuHI
S'tart with a small deposit. L
stantial prosperity. St. ady st,e
of afflu,nce. A dead dollar is t]
which earns you nothing and is
live dollar is the one which you
always safe and earning interest
no danger to your cash as it Is
interests are always taken Into c
cial institution proved trustworth
If not a customer of ours why
Come to see us anyway.
THE BANK OF
Prosperi
G. Y. Hunter, President.
J. S. Wheeler, Vice- President
t
STOP GU
This is unmistakably the righ
Stationery or anything else in th
dious your taste may be I have
how small your purse may be,
paying. I have the largest line <
just received a lot of new lo,cal i
of the new Court House.
TH.EDAISY_SEEDCM
Columtbian lIseuty S'eed Corn,
took tbe t,remium at the 'World's Fa
grain and small Cob, weighs 60 Pi
the Stalk ; grows from 150 to 2oo lii
wveight in gold. TPhe Seed from
brought here from Genoa, Italy, in
The price of this valuable Corn is,
30c. One l'ound SOC. Three Pour
Isushel $3 50, tine Blushel $5-oo,
$12.oo. Every package guarantee<
cheerfully refunded at once, A
"'Watermelon, Tomato und Pumnpki
.Corn order- I refer you to IIon.
WVinston-Salem, N. C., or to aniy rel'
Stoday and be ready to plant when tb
ways the ch3apest. For a success.
THE DAISY SEE
R. F. D. No.-3,Win
ALL KIND
Of Plumbing
Done on'
Short Notice
J. W. W HITE.
SHINGLES-I have plenty of shing
los. Call and got prices.
0. W. LeRoy.
3'AMPLE
ds can dofor
cture on the
development
(55.8 lbs.) of
ated with .
LSH:.
itch of -
i lbs.)
me, in
reated.
taken
nt sta
)iled in
-of itable Farming"
tive accounts of experiments and
tific farming. It is invaluable to
ve his products and who is work
Send for it to-day.
U WORKS
Atlanta, Ga., 1224 Cadldler Bldg.
tWait On You.1
ittle savings now mean .sub
ams of savings make the flood
ie one which you hide away;
liable to turn up missing. A
place In this Bank where it is
. When left with us there is
properly cared for and your
)nsideration. A reliable finan
y by years satisfactory service.
not become one?
PROSPERITY,
t y, S. C.
J. F. Browne, Cashier.
ESSING!
,t place for you to buy your
e line. No matter how fasti
the kind to suit. No matter
I have a price you won't mind,
f Post Cards in the city. Have
'ews, among those is a card
ie prmniont cOor of b world. It
r. TIhe Corn is sniow white, lirge.
>unld to the Bushel, 3 Io .-; E.,rs to
shiels to the Acre. 1w is 'orth its
w hich thb ai C.ri was gr->wni was
189(0. Vy C:ol. Geo. Sie .r- . Th'le
ds. $i oo, One~ Peck $.' 00. Half
T wo Bushels $9.c:o. T h a-e BushelsI
to give satizfact ion or money
ackage of the \vorld's~ P remium'
n ed go FRE.E w~'.it h every
. P. Stantlon, ex-regi-ter ofl deeds,
able merchantu ini the city. Order
e seasonl Comles. The b)tt is al
D COMPANY,
ston-Salem, N. C
Don't Push '
The horse can draw the
load without help, if you
reduce friction to almost
nothing by applying
MicaAil
to the wheels. -
No other lubri..
cant ever made
wears so long
and savesso mtuch
horse power. Next time
try MICA AnLE GREASE.
Standard 011 Co,
racerp.p.e