The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-08-14
TWO COMMITTEES
CHAIRMAN MACK ANNOUNCES
THOSE TO HAVE CHARGE OF
MONEY AND ORATORY.
GUARDIANSHIP FOR AT WOOD
kansan Heads Speakers Committee
Moses c. Wetmore of St. Louis
Chairman of Finance
Committee.

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. S.-Chairman
Norman Il. Mack of the Democratic
committee announced Thursday night
before his departure for Chicago the
appointment of a finance committee
for the Democratic campaign with
Moses c. Wetmore of st. Louis, as
chairman and John e. Osborne of
Wyoming, as vice chairman; and a
speakers committee, with John II. At
wood of Kansas, as chairman, and
Champ Clark of Missouri, as vice
chairman. The finance committee is
made up of 20 members and the
speakers committee is composed of 27
members.
Announcement was also made by
Chairman Mack that Senator Charles
A. Culberson of Texas had been ap-
pointed to succeed David r. Francis
of Missouri as chairman of the adj
visory committee. In making known
the change, Mr.. Mack said:
Former Gov. Francis acceptance
of a place on the committee was as
sured. | did not anticipate that he
contemplated stay of any length
abroad but wired him. He answered
that he will be absent so much of the
campaign that he ought not to be
chairman but would be pleased to be
a member of the committee. Sen
ator Culberson was asked to accept
the Craftsmanship and has accepted
The finance committee appointed by
Chairman Mack is as follows:
Finance committee-Moses c. Wet
more, chairman, Missouri: John d. Os-
borne, vice chairman, Wyoming; G..
y. Haskell, treasurer, Oklahoma; w.
A. Clarke, Montana; Thomas l.. John
son, Ohio: Lewis Nixon, New York;
Alva Adams, Colorado; d. J. Campau,
Michigan; Francis G. Newlands, Ne
vada: Willard Salisbury, Delaware;
Alexander Troup, Connecticut; Rich
ard +. Pettigrew, South Dakota;
George Turner, Washington; Martin
H. Glynn, New York; Ellison Tucker,
Arkansas; M. A. Mills, Oregon; Mel
bert b. Cary, Connecticut; George
Fred Williams, Massachusetts; Josiah
Marvel, Delaware; w. S. Jennings,
Florida; w. r. O'Brien, Indiana; M.
T. Dunlap, Illinois; Il. C. Wall, Wis
consin; Isaac Reese, Tennessee; j.
Taylor Ellison, Virginia; Thomas r.
Brown, Vermont; w. E. Chiffon, West
Virginia; Blair Lee, Maryland, and
Eugene o. Rex, New Hampshire.
The speakers committee-John II.
Atwood, chairman, Kansas; Champ
Clark, vice chairman, Missouri; c. A.
Towne, New York; r. B. Glenn, North
Carolina: b. r. Tillman, South Caro-
lima; r. E. Lee, Mount Castle, Tenn, (;
John j. Lentz, Ohio; Augustus Thorn
as. New York; T. II. Alexander, Col
orado: jeremiah Black, Pennsylvania;
Henry Warren, Indiana; 7. 7. Hud'
son, Minnesota; w. w. Dunphy
Washington: w. b. Haldeman, Ken
lucky; Thomas II. Dowd New York;
Guy b. Tucker, Arkansas; T. A. Jen
nings, Florida; S. p. Donnelly, Idaho;
e. l.. Jones, Maryland; John w
Coughlin, Massachusetts; ]. Bruce
Kramer, Montana; John Sunderland
Nevada; William Collins. North Da
kota; w. T. Brady, Oklahoma; M. A
Miller, Oregon; Frank X. Nebeker
Utah, and ]. E. Burks, Vermont.
The chairman of the two commit
tees will probably make their head
quarters in Chicago. Chairman Mach
left here for Chicago at 500 O'CLOCK
/ Thursday night.