Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1926, Page 12

FIN[]S BRIBE RUMOR BASED ON “GOSSPP" \ ) Report on Alleged $35,000‘ Payment to Newspaper for | Opposing Oregon Senafior. | cantile Club seven years ago, has <ing com. | nd Morning Or o candidacy of | inv atior 1 campaign ‘expenditires] information regarding the smoking room gossip came in a_tele. | gram from Walter Hayes of Wash- ington, 1. C., former secretary of President Roosevelt. Publisher Putnam’s Charge. George Putnam, publisher of the Salem Capital-Journal, who brought Oregon_ inquiry, testified !h at lw had k\arlmd of the d, re: ing 15 substantlally what , not tg Mr. Putnam, er men¥in his office, here, and thelr names I T sald that while on the g Spokane, I overheard in g compartment two men : the Oregon election astern Company” Hinted. “i inferred from thelr conversation were assoclated with an apany. One told the other nderstood an eastern corpo- ration n 1d sent in money to help de- o iield. 1 did not hear the © company, neither did I me of any one to whom it een pald, if paid. “I told the men with whom I talked that I regarded the conversa- tlon as interesting, but not espectally fmportant in view of the lack of any | g definite proof. I did not hear the name of the Oregonian mentioned, |8 nor the name of the Portland Electric Power Co. I did not expect what I said to be repeated, because it was not important.” C. M. Clark of [Philadelphia, chatr. man of the ive nommn!ee of the | Portland ¥ Po Co., and| Franklin T. th, president of the | company, 1 that neither they | o 1d made any con- | tribution in the Oregon ca Griffith declared that per, editor of the Oreg er solicited from him a « hat no one c Piper and | onfan made | = pecifie den recelved James L. the Spokane graphed Senato YTie had made n effect that the ¥ had solleited | one, vice pros.rlr-m‘ nf‘ and Fuel Co., tele- cNary today rhnfl tatements to th and Hectrio Pow- | iy contributions in | uUgn. cNary, who left for Chi-| St night, replied to Stone that | vkane today his statement mmittee. defeated_for | and s seeking re-elec- 1 independent. Walter Hayes Makes Denlal. \Walter Hayes not only did not men- tion the name of any newspaper or| company in conversation which | hie name into the Oregon t night, but did not men- or any_other &pecific When he related overheard in the ain_smoking compartment, he add- <d, he wa are that newspaper | men were Read Our Ad in Sunday Star Announcing Our Greatest Sale of Coats Arti lovely cly - | the convention committee. | Vernon and other national shrines | KAPLO\X/l [Z 1475 %115--4155-*175/ WILL CHOOSE OFFICERS. Town and Country Club of Wash- ington Votes Monday. Election of officers and the board of | vernors of the Town and Country Club of Washington will be held at § o'clock Monday night. Joseph Kauf- | man has been nominated for the pres. | idency following the refusal of Morton J. Luchs, organizer of the club and its president since its beginning, to ac- cept further renomination for the of- e. The Town and Country Club, \\ hich was formed by the organization of the Washington Suburban Club, | {and the Octogan Pleasure and Mer- two clubhouses at present, the coun- | try house on the Rockville pike north of Bethesda, and the city house at| 727 Adams Mill road. B ZIONIST ORGANIZATION | TO MEET HERE NOV. 7-9| Twelft.h Annual Conventlnn of Palestine Homeland Workers to Be at Center. Ten representatives of Washington orthodox Jewry have been selected as delegates to the twelfth annual con- vention of the Zionist Mizrachi Or- ganization to be held here November 7 to 9, it was announced today by Rev. 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