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AN! PURE P|E-F|llER NOW
BUREAU OF CHEMISTRY FINDS
NO PERSONALITIES NEEDED.
Year Book Of Agricultural Depart
ment, Just Out, Tells All About
Pure Food Work.

The progress made in food and drug
| inspection and legislation during 1907 is
explained in detail in the year book of
| the Department of Agriculture, which
has Just been issued. The experimental
work of the bureau Of chemistry, the en-
+, forcement of the federal food and drugs
act, the numerous Investigations that
| have been carried on, and the part played
by the various states in the enactment
of laws regulating the manufacture and
| treated.
| The bureau Of chemistry established ten
| additional branch laboratories throughout
drugs collected by the force of inspec-
| tors that works under the direction of a
| chief inspector are sent.
Good Men Are Scarce.
During last year 7.o41 samples Of food
and drugs were sent to these laboratories.
resulting in 1923 hearings and the trans
initial of twelve criminal cases to the
Department of Justice for prosecution
One of the greatest difficulties encountered
was to secure sufficient number Of in
spectors or chemists possessing the re-
| quisite training and experience in foods
Methods Of manufacture were studied,
| and, whenever possible, assistance was
given manufacturers in improving their
methods. BY means of sterilization it
vas found that various fruit and vege-
table products can be preserved without
the use of chemical preservatives. The
experiments along this line resulted in
new methods for the preservation of pie
filling articles and canned goods. Extern
sive Investigations as to the use of sui
phur for drying fruit were made, result
ing In the discovery of better methods
for drying fruit and in disclosing the fact
that molasses and sirup do not contain
nearly SO much sulphur as has generally
been supposed
Things That Were Done.
The study Of the influence of cold
storage upon the value of food gained
much Roadway. Among the more inn
portant studies of the methods of manu-
facture and preservation of foods and
drugs were the bleached flour investiga-
ton. the lemon oil investigation. the
whisky investigation and the investiga-
ton of non-fermented beverages alleged
to contain cocaine or other Objectionable
drugs. During last year. out Of forty -four
legislatures which met, forty enacted laws
relating to the purity of foods.
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Mrs. Lucy D. Hill Dead.

Mrs. Lucy d. Hill, sister of Miss Mary
e. Deahl. 315 c street northwest. this
city, died yesterday at the residence of
Mrs. w. B. Mckay near Boyce. Va. Mrs.
Hill was q daughter of the late William
Deahl OF Berryville, Va. 1nterment will
be made ct that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-06

target range. English suddenly took to
his heels. Private Ryan OF the 10th Com
pany. Coast Artillery, started in pursuit.
and. after chasing English for 800 yards,
and repeatedly calling upon him to halt,
fired. killing English instantly.
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Judge Parker Speaks for BRYAN.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, August Cation
B. Parker, democratic candidate for
President I'm 1904 delivered his first speech
OF the present campaign In behalf of
Bryan and Kern before an audience of
1000 persons at Temple Auditorium last
night.
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Montana OF for Shaking Down Trip.

NORFOLK, Va. August 6.-The new
United States armored cruiser Montana
sailed from the Norfolk navy yard yes
terday for the south on her shaking-down
cruise After this she will proceed TO
the coast Of Maine.
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Soldier Killed Trying to Escape.

SAN FRANCISCO. August Civilian
English. a private In the 111th Company
of Coast Artillery. awaiting trial for de-
sertion. was shot and killed at the Pre-
sidio while trying to escape. English was
ct work with other prisoners repairing the
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25c jars Golf Queen
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zoe box Lyons Tooth
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SOC bottles Pompeian
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25c jars Pinkham's
Egg Shampoo. 2
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11c bottles COrylops1S
Bath Powder. .10c
75c box Cuticura
Soap ...............oOc
SOC box Cuticura
Salve .34C
$1.0O bottles LIE Few
res "Mando" go. SOC
$1.OO bottles Danderine
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Csc sozodont Prepa-
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Tar Soap lac
Coo Jar Nine. Givens'
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Cream .............0c
BIC OF. Lundborg's
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Csc jar "Eversweet":
destroys odors... .10c
6Oc size Danderine
Hair Tonic.........@c
soc size Kinds Honey
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Friday BaPg@i

Always bear mind that of bargains
embraces the high qualities the Styles the
perfection in fit and the satisfaction that
earned for the its present envable reputation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
ATLANTA HAS $4,000 FlRs.
Fer a Time Serious conHasratlon
Threatened City.

Atlanta. July ia serious fire
broke out In the building occupied
by the Atlanta BOX Factory, at the
corner OF Barlow street and the w.
q A. railroad Monday night at IL
o'clock, spread to the United Paper
company, and seriously threatened the
orpheum theates and the furniture
company OF Ford a Johnson.
Tne damage is estimated at s60,'
600, the Atlanta Rox Factory losing
$4,000, and A. r.. Morgan, grain
storage, $4,000. Ford q Johnson com.
pany. General Electric company, and
the United Paper company and the
Case Threshing Machine company are
also losers.
Practically all the buildings In the
block were the property OF the Miller
Real Estate company The most OF
the damage was fully covered by In
surance.
The IRE was one OF the hottest In
the history Of the city. and but for
the protection offered by nearby
walls, which were almost impeaetra
BILE, all efforts to reach the heart OF
the tire would have been OF no avail
When the department got down 10
work the flames had enveloped the en-.
tire building occupied by the Atlanta
Box factory. and the heat made a near
approach to the scene almost impoasi'
BILE. The hremen dld most OF their
fighting from behind the various brick
buildings adjacent 10 those anFe.
Otherwise their efforts would have
been futile.
Night Waterman Burned 10 Death.
with his key SIN In the box where
he had registered his last 20. X" sig
nal in the American Box company's
factory Monday night. the body OF
william J Morris, the aged night
wstchman was found Tuesday morn
ing In the ruins. charred beyond recog.
nltson and buried IN heap OF debris.
whether he was caught by Approach'
Ing flames or choking smoke before no
could escape. or was q victim OF .
nt OF vertigo. 10 which he was sub
iect. viii never be known.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

White Plains, ~. r.. July Is PRO
ceodingn 10 Harry Thaw's application
for . Jury trial TO determine his men
tal condition were Monday adjourned
until the September term Of the so
prenae court Of weEtchester county
This arramgement waa entered into
before Judge Mllls ~ Thaw's counsel
and District Attorney jerome, Of New
York. IN the mantime ThaW Niil
remain In the custody o. Sheriff Chan.
YER, Of nucAeag c0uhty. ard WILL stag
10 the jail u r0ug6keepale.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Savannah. Ca, July rs. --Ambnshed
In lonely spot west OF the city, ~.
p. Howard, aged es years, was shot
10 death Saturday night, and no clew
10 his slayer has yet been found.
He was unarmed except for his walk
Ing stick. and was given no time 70
OFFER defense AIr. Howard was a
member Of a very prominent South
Carolina family. and his death. for
which no motive can be assigned. hRs
caused deep sorrow for his wife and
nine children. All grown, who survive
him.
IFS dead body was found by an ON.
Ger who heard the shot nred taat
caused Mr.. Towards death. and ran
to HIS aid. but though active search
was at once begun. not the slightest
elew 20 the assailant could be found
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Murdsrsr Then Threw Body Into a
Pond,

Pond.
Troy, NJ. T.. July H.-The body
OF a young woman found Saturday
nqating in real's pond has been iden-
tl6ed as that Of Niss Hazel l. Drew.
daughter Of John Drew, OF Asls city.
Identification was made tafcugh a
brooch and hatpin.
d was at first thought that the girl
might have committed suicide. but
this theory was dIspslled by the au-
topsy, which showed that there was no
water in the lunga. proving that the
young woman aid not drown, and that
her skull had been fractured by =
haavy blow on the back Of the head.
Il is supposed that the murder took
place at some other place possibly in
this city, and that the body was taken
to the pond. which Is a secluded and
lonely spot, and thrown into the wa
ter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

ciHrisnau D jniy as AZ tha rm.
sgig - Nondaps iHtNnss heat thssA
ssaibs wefs rfeQfdsf q small aid
a gounE Has asd 81 aEsg gaman
naa Tuqaaag epeast sin lempsfaiHss
Nsfls leas 0gbFtegiFe fbNn 90 Mon
gay A ooo, srters Ia fss carry mgfa.
lnW houn hss@eeg sac 4iseomferi.
ahieh hHs bess sFgeelaiiy usai oar
.rg ne right 10 fhe efgsdea tsnsmsss
ssefanf Hegte ieps rqfehfs aH1
EaFas 1ege lAs4Fg 4sf& a. ssagiag
pl4css.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

further FasaiItlss Believed 20 Have
Occurred from nalslmogs storm.

Further FasaiIiles Believed 20 Have
ocevrred from Baltimore storm.
Baltimore, Nd, July rs, The ldsn-
tllcatlon Of one u the hats l0und
near an 0sertnFnsA foWboat after the
storm OF sunday niGht, during which
iyg mon aFe known 70 have beer
dFowped. leads 10 the belief that the
list ~ fatalities will total eleven,
lnslead ~ nine.
II has Developed that William Kir
van and CsorKs GsFdner. hearing cries
for help. boarded launch and head.
ri Tor the rovboal from which the
cries cane IN Il they saw thfes
women AMI faFee mea Iief0fv hey
could reach the r0whoat thsy saw II
gEfn over and the occupants disappear
one "a ghs womsH's hats picked NJ
b. kirwmn Add Gardner led later ~ ~
Identification ~ William pSela, who
stated that tho party ID me rUwboat
Wns made 40 of Antgne. Jageph and
Mari RAIDER Mar and Emma weider
Rpf itanfy pouip8eca. n0ns " whom
have ainee been Heard from
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
Auro PLUNGED INTO RIVER.
Six Persons Socially Prominent al
LouIaNIlIe Are Injured.

OAA FSNNStFo GNNs@fN -
Louisville Are Injured,
Louisville. Ky, July Silk per
sons. ave Of them well known In the
social world. were seriously injured
In an automobile accident early Mon
day at SmIthville. % miles out.
The party was returning from Bow
ling Green. where they had spent
Sunday.
Reaching Salt River. they started
across a bridge. not knowing that a
portion OF the structure was recently
blown away by the storm. The Au-
tomobile dashed Is feet intO Salt riv-
er, turning completely over. In some
miraculous manner one end OF the car
rested on an obstruction. thus pre-
venting the party from being drowned !.
TIE injured were brought TO their
homes in Louisville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Birmingham. Ala. Iuif - IgseVh
y DFsnnen a prominent msreAfnt ~
AYOaGaie. a sBbaeb ~ this ETY.. y
dead az ihe Feault " aa eiectgie ear
runnlug iEto hls baFgr AMI throwing
hin ~ she rfasnd The mass skull
wns fractured sae hii ealaFbone Bsak
en - VS. q 8eDhsW ~ lAe pysa-
nen brotheH. department. stereaesgefa
end minM 0tenitrN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
MINES STARR woaK.
Conditions IN the Aisbam Mlss strike
Lsbor Being lmportsd


LsboF Being Imported
Birmingham, Ala. July iS..-Ail
mines where ire anion men are oug on
strike started 70 a. usual Tuesday [.
though tho production promises ~ be
light a. 4 WIS Monday
Both miners and operators report ~
eharRc IN conditions o. intentions
A large amount 81 labor 81 being
brought lnto ias ststs from Teunesaeg
ana geaiuckY 10 take me places q
me ttikerH The nsw abor ~ ~
lrr tFaine8 20 mine sork bai much a
Il mas BAD eEpsrieuee already IN taai
iins
The feaiEnati9n % J9e HELLER. ihs
rrineipaf sFrsnigef ~ ~ wnfD0. a
anaouaeea though q 10 SfnlsA tAal
there Naa heen sny Generalization m
ne tasks 81 fhe aFEanizafioa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
PATTERSONCOATROLS
Tennessee State Democratic Con.
veniiOn Meets.
1000 DELEGATES PRESENT
Il Ia Said that the Slate Headed BY
Malcolm r. Patterson for Governor
VIII De Adopted BY the cSnvsntion
wlshous a Robbls.

Nashville, Tenn, July l5--The dem
ocratic state convention was called TO
order in the Ryman auditorium here
Tuesday noon. II 10 one Of the larg'
est political conventions ever held In
Tennessee. over 1000 delegates being
In attendance.
The Patterson wing OF the party is
IN complete control and OrgaulEed
the body.
Major Il. Il. Wright has been made
Temporary chairman, after which per-
manent organization was perfected,
with u. X. Erlich, OF Giles county,
as permanent chairman.
The following slate will so through
without a hobhle;
For governor, Malcolm r, Patter-
son, OF Shelby county.
For supreme court Judge. b. d. Bell,
OF Sumner.
For judge OF the court OF civil APP
peals, Arthur b. Lamb. OF Henry
For rRiload commissioner. Frank
Avent, of Rutherford.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Waco. Tex. Iuiy 10 --Whh bis
foot hang IN a twttch. Whase IL had
been AM8iEaA ~ lamplnw from hia
buEgy. Jim sAniAk. a BuhemiAn Nv.
Ina a. West. 20 miles nerth o. here.
watched a freight train oearins soWn
on him. rea'iEina that death VS. atAr-
inR hlm Ga tho face. baf pgwerle8s ~
avert al BE couA not release BIZ
foot and vas crushed 70 death
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

ance worker, was an interested spec
tator. When the question OF adding
the words without regard to sex"
was voted on, she arose to vote. but
took her seat again when she remem-
hered she was not delegate.
The motion to add the words was
lost
A motion to ADOPT the platform was
then carried.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
DvNAMlrsR coNFEssEs.
Claims To Have Wrecked Several
House, al Oakland, Cal.

Claims To Have Wrecked Several
House, al Oakland, Cal.
San Francisco. July l5.-John
ClaudIanes, a Greek. twentythree
yeafs OF age: has made confession 20
District Attorney Langdon that ae Is
the man who dynamited the residence
OF James l.. Gallagher In Oakland, and
Afterwards wrecked with dynamite
two houses owned by Gallagher In
Oakland. which was unoccupied.
Claudlanes has been arrested. Gal
iagher IL q former supervisor Of San
Francisco, who has testified against
Abraham Ruef In the graft cases.
The Information regarding the ar
rest. which was made on last satur-
day night. has been withheld because
the district attorney hoped 20 be able
70 capture Peter Clandlanes. an older
brother Of the man arrested, who IL
believed BY the district attorney, 20
be the man who inspired the younger
brother 10 do the deed.
Although John CiaudIanes has con
fessed 10 being the actual pefpetrator
OF the crime. he refuses absolutely 20
dlvulge the names OF the persons wao
he claims paid his brother $1,000 for
committing the crime.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
CONGRATULATE JOHN 0.
oil Masnass Resolves Many Messages
on plrthdaY Anniversary.


on birthday Anniversary.
New York. July i5.--John d. Rock.
efsller was the recipient Of many con.
gFatulat0ry messages on the occasion
OF bis recent aixty-nlnth birthday an.
adversary. Among taem wee some
lines from the pen ~ Rev. George
Thomas Bowling. wao was for twelve
years pastor OF the Eielid Avenue
Baptist church In Cleveland. which
Mr.. Rockefeller attends. Mr. Dow
llng'a message was az iollowa;;
Cling 20 the habit of still being
young:
Cultivate leisure without being lazy.
Garner all Joys that The poets have
sang.
And prove every year Dr.. onloT IL
crazy"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
4ARmoNv IN NEW voRK.
Tammsny Leader Believes Democrats
VIII carry ths 8tata.

viii Carry the stats.
New York July iB.--Chariee y.
Murphy, the Tammany leader, and
several Of bis personal following, have
arrived IN New York 0n their rstuFn
from the democratic convention Al
Denver Mf. Murphy says be be-
llcven the democratic nati0uai ticket
has good chance of carrying Sew
York state this year.
Everything In thin state "a basno'
ni0us n0W.~ BE- said -rhe upper.
state leaders with whom { hare 1lk.
90 since ieavinR FOR the west seofa
70 rhink ihe eaiiook n their elarricts
"a very bfinht am sure that ths
states % me Middle West can BE- %.
liei upon. too fof ilgyan aad kefn
1r. Magshy usula nos dlseaaa ths
band sbakine episode af i1aeOln whon
h. waa MES a. the railway station ~
enc 8emccfnlc eardldass foF the pres
i9eney
Martin W fAif.eton VS. cutie Wiil
inr % aiseasg me meeting. however.
~it wat very cQFdlai wTmaiinE,
aa1 De- wifh az expaafige Emiie~
EOS bota sifetf
-Juralni 20 hofk fEfa~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Caiussynie. GA giaiy is The Geor-
STA weetiy Press agsosiefios met 50
ISIS ETY. Tuesday ~ fbe fwmiy Hee
sna snasai sessieB of ne aasoeiatiou
GFeaf preparations have hesu waae
81 gss citizens ~ GsiaesYiiie Or the
eategtaian@rf y ths agi.i astyers An
latmesliar gfgasam eit M eafFiea
ea1 aaFing Eas sfay " lhe editors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

fapnrte. fHt Haig 80 tccurfisE
- faforrtt0a reesiTes W HssriH
smHrsr. An Bege 0anness VA 60
covered % tw9 eifien pBriisa6. ~
Na1 Roehsor4 Mifh ne eoahfg
e0umisflossFF see'ier 20 aafhortfp ne
srceneilaFes ~ acg mare massY ~
rssnizE 81na pssfaisas siswe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

HnrEiahurg Pa 5alg ~ BOY
Spencer. sRea ninmeen pears. %
sfeeii0s. nns Eari Paxsoa about fas
aanse age. Weys r9Winw across fsf
Easausanann rfFef in steel sdiA
ween a bolt a. fEhialax piFuek sgen
cor kiiilnu hin iangaalig PaStoa was
AT bE8is EaEg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
s. N CONVENTION
ltiOnists Of U. S. father at
CoInmhus. Ohio.
me- STANDARD BEARERS
|ooms Ars Being Lsunchsd. but
|pestIOn as to VINO WIN Head
|iekst Ia Vet Quite Unsettled.
Il Refuses, Il ls Said.


NJ Refuses, Il Is Said.
Rbus. o., July Is. TUESDAY
up lively for the prohibition
Kith delegations from various
Arriving and being escorted 70
spectiye hotels BY q band
by a galIy decoratss water
Drawn By iogE milkwkise horses
|hched to tHe reaf mule bear
NJ placard: Missouri, two
Dry"
hte convention opened at $3.50
but there was more interest
arrival of the national delegates
the state meeting.
Peeks Lost the Honor.
Peake, Of Sandusky. is not
NJ as chairman Of the state
For a lack OF righteousness
keynote speech as temporary
H. of the convention, Mr..
lost the honor OF presiding as
ent chairman, and 70. Jay Pin
cleveland. was picked for that
Mr.. gPeeke's attack on the
S and the anti Saloon League
hinst woman's suffrage. is the
OF bitter comment.
refusal OF Seaborn Wright. Of
70 allow his name TO come
the convention for president,
the ldelegates very much at
to q candidate, but certainly
a lack OF material, A new
lakes It's appearance every two
hours seemingly from an In.
Nd among the delegates already
ground 10 seek more material
las not been talked Of much.
wing the boom for DIT. A. d.
Nd, came one for Professor Chas.
lon. OF Pittsburg. aeId repre-
Ne OF the Presbyterian church
temperance work. Fred r.
NJ, of Los Angeles, IL stiil
and Joseph p. Tracey. Of De
Daniel r. sheen, OF Peoria. and
l.. Msnlerre, Of New York. are
sing active campaigns.
the arrival OF state delegations
xpected that some one Of the
lined viii have secured a lead
win entitle him 10 consIdera ?
Dove all others. Just at pres
fore the work has started. II
ably true that Wheeler or
pre- In the lead. Wheeler mas
california aud other support In
st and Sheen has the support
largest delegation 20 the con-
ssor Aaron 8. watkins. OF Ada +,
named for prohibitiow candi.
NJ governor at the state oonvc =
% ne may also be named as q
te for vice president by toe
convention He IL not seek.
former. but he wants the lat
\ X he gets the latter. win
~ from The state ticket. Il Il
having the vacancy 20 be Allied
state committee
Synopsis % Platform.
laiform. among its most prom
lanks. states while Il tanks
iorcement % prohihltion Is 90,
"excops BY . party "a sympa-
; The law, the prohibltionlsfs
cooperate with other temper
roeH % set local Temperance
ms The rcpubllcan and dem
parties were attached for fali
coo gnwe iiguor AZ a domlnatira
The platform declared
class legislation Infringing "a
"A fiFats. for iniunctlor laws
nee 70 az coueerng@ Cor ths
and refsrendnm a. % ffan
oF public utilities Or eiscilon
&c states aFnafora 81 direc.
pc rsNircfio= ~ lmmigrnglou
Eent divorces iaHa f8r euf.
go 90 inteiiisenre aad moral
ar Weg made 90 sfe ~Niihcu'
~ SEX 20 this iasirs ana "a
eammitree oslerfgd 20 mi
n fiip7aa arl 4 orx rrEanFai
arrfs Nstsn On S4ara
NsiaaA- ne svasig iemssE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
FIRST FORMAL WORK
OF Democratic Campaign Taken
Up al FalrView.
MEETING AT BRYAN HOME
Members Of the National comWtlttee
Call on Bryan and Questions
Q. Chairman ana National AesdauAr.
tsu To DC Determined Upon.

Fairvlew. Lincoln. Neb,. July H.
The trst formal work OF the democrat
10 campaign was ttlaR np here Tues
day when membSB 49, Milonal
committee called Cd WI y y lSryah and
J.. w. Kern, the presidential aud
vice presidential noutlnees, At tho
Bryan homo.
It Is expected STAT the committee
will be In session Rere until WGdnes'
day, and that a chairman OF the
committee will be selected and the
city for the national headquarters dc.
termlned upon.
The committeeman we're net by q
reception committee headed by John I.
Kent. and taken 10 Fairvlew by spe.
cial trolley cars, Tho names 20 Tar
prominently mentioned for the chair
manshlp are National Committeeman
Jamos, OF Kentuckyi Atwood. Of Kan.
sass Lamb, Of Indiana, and u, D.,
Campau. former member Of the oom'
mittee for Michigan.
While Mr., Bryan believes Mr..
James 10 be one Of the most capable
men in the party. Il ID said no doos
not want the place. First and fore
most, Mr James IL an orator and his
services an the platform will be In
great demand during the campaign. lie
believes hls greatest usefulness can be-
exerted 10 thls direction. Atwood
Ia highly thought Of, particularly
among the westeFnsra. but eastern
sentiment IL believed 10 lie between
Lamb and Campav The lattcr'u wide
experience and keep business ability
make him a favorita for the place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Fairview. Lincoln. Ngb,. July is.
Il practically has been decided that
the question Of a chairman for tho
democratic national committee aaAll
be left 70 subcommittee Of nlne.
II IL said 20 be the desire Of Mr.. Dvy.
an that this subcommittee shall make
the selection Inside OF two weeks.