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by relating her version of every
detail of her courtship and her
married life up to the Democratic
national convention in 1932,when
they had their first split as a re
sult if her disappointment over
Dill's failure to win the vice
presidential nomination.
She told a graphic and drama-'
tic story of all the events lead
ing lip to President Roosevelt’s
first nomination, in which her
husband played such an import
ant part.
She flatly denied that she call
ed Dill “a political crook and ‘‘a.
coward" after he had agreed to
Vice President Garner's nomina
tion to insure a Roosevelt vic
tory, declaring in a ringing voice:
‘‘1 never called him that. I
never thought he was and I don’t
think so now.”
Onder the shrewd questioning
of Judge Huneke, however, she
admitted that she was “very
much disappointed" and possibly
over-wrought and that “I may
have said something I should
have left unsaid.”
Before taking up her political
chronicle. Mrs.Dill produced can
celled checks for a total of $36,
100.00 which, she said, represent
ed only a portion of her contri
butions io the marital commun
ity du ring the first three years of
her marriage. Most of them were
in the sum of $1,000 and made
out in favor of one of the banks
where her husband kept ac
counts—'because, she explained,
he had told her he didn’t want
his name to appear on them.
One Check For S10.300
- The largest single check was
one for S10.300, which she had
received in payment of a mort
gage, and which she indorsed
over to Dill “for our mutual ben
efit as man and wife.” .
Ill addition to these outright
gifts, she said, she had paid all
expenses except rent in Washing
ton, 1). C., while she had spent
from $1,000 to $1,200 every year
on the Spokane mansion. . She
said she paid for all entertain
ments, citing two which cost $187
and $150, respectively, but she
evidently considered these of lit
tle moment as she referred to j
$100 and $200 items as “such
small amounts.”
"It was a good workable agree
ment," she summed up. "Both
of us were satisfied.”
She made frequent references
to the antiquity of her family,
which, she said, has owned exten
sive property on Long Island for
300 years. But, she insisted, her
people had always considered
themselves “simple, pilain peo- \
pie,' and she didn’t know what
Dill meant when he first alluded
to "common people.”
"I always thought that common
people were the nouveau riche,”
she said, "people who had been
thrust suddenly into unaccustom
ed places.”
Early Courtship
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She said he had told her after
his first visit to her home during
* their courtship that he handn t
realized she lived that way. But,
she said, she reassured him, tell
ing him money didn’t make any
difference and the only variance
between then was that he was
closer to the soil.
But, she said, I found he didn’t
know much about chickens.
Occasionally we talked of mar
riage, the way a man and woman
will, she said, and he asked me
if I’d like to live in Spokane.
I said. Yes, it’s just another city.
I’ve always lived in a big city,
but a little city is just the same.
Your people are my people. Your
friends are my friends. Where
you go I’ll go.
“That winter we discussed mar
riage more. Then he went to
the Pribiloff Island. When he re
turned he seemed to have lost
something.
First To File
(By Tno Associated Press)
OLYMPIA, July 10, — Gover
nor Clarence D. Martin is the fir
st to file for the democratic nom
ination for Governor.
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Landon Carry 4
Mid-West States
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, July 10, —Predic
tions that Alf M. Landon, repub
i lican nominee for president,
would carry Nebraska, Oklahoma
Missouri and Colorado, were made
by Henry Benson, Alaska dele
gate to the GOP convention, in
a call on Gordon Smith, state
publicity director for the GOP.
Benson traveled through those
states after the convention and
declared today that he laughed
when he read Jim Farley’s pre
diction that Roosevelt would car
ry the states mentioned.
Benson declared that Landon
speaks to those voters in their
own language and they know
him and understand what he is
talking about.
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