The Mena weekly star., 1908-08-13
WESTERN CHA|RMEN. ].
CHAIRMAN MACK ANNOUNCES THOSE TO HAVE CHARGE OF
 MONEY AND oRAToRY.
JOHN H. ATWOOD GETS 4 GUARDIANSHIP
Kansas Heads Speakers Committee Moses c. Wetmore of St. Louis Chairman of Finance Committee Headquarters of These Committees Will Probably Be at Chicago.

Buffalo, N. Y.. Aug. S.-Chairman Norman E. 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 speakers committee, with John H. At wood of Kansas, as chairman, and Champ Clark of Missouri, as vice chairman. The finance committee IS made up of 29 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 ad- visory committee. In making known the change, MT. Mack said:
 Former Gov Francis acceptance of a place on the committee was as sured. I did not anticipate that he contemplated a 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 ehairmanship and has accepted"
 The finance committee appointed by Chairman Mack is as follows:
 Finance committee-Moses c. Wet more, chairman, Missouri; John E. Os- borne, vice chairman, Wyoming; c. N. Haskell, treasurer, Oklahoma; w. A. Clarke, Montana; Thomas l.. John. son, Ohio; Lewis Nixon, New York; Ava Adams, Colorado; D. J. Campau, Michigan Francis c. Newlands, Ne vada; Willard Salisbury, Delaware; Alexander Troup, Connecticut; Rich ard F. 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. OBrien, Indiana; M T. Dunlap. Illinois; E. c. Wall, Wis eonsin; 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 eommittee-John H. 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 Thom- as, New York; T. H. Alexander Col orado; Jeremiah Black, Pennsylvania; Henry Warren, Indiana; T. T. Hud- son, Minnesota; w. W. Dunphy, Washington; w. B. Haldeman, Ken lucky: Thomas H. Dowd. New York; Guy B. Tucker, Arkansas; T. A. Jen- nings. Florida; S. P. Donnelly, Idaho; F. l.. Jones, Maryland; John w Coughlin, Massachusetts; J. Bruce Kramer, Montana John Sunderland, Nevada; William Collins. North Da- kota; w. T. Brady, Oklahoma; M. A Miller, Oregon; Frank K. Nebeker, Utah. and ]. E. Burks. Vermont
 The chairman of the two commit tees will probably make their head quarters in Chicago, Chairman Mack left here for Chicago at S;20 o'clock Thursday night