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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01


zs'ooo-Business corner in Mission; close In;
eEes 100 II. frontage on each street: eood
coz oo ioes lion for stores and Oats; make oheF.
large lot, 9O:llxl2T:sE feet; one Of the
pest residence corners in the c.iy; owntr
WI take half cash and NOR; gage for oa !
sle'ooo-Fell ST.. close TO Fillmore, substantial
asts ss Of 81 and rooms and bath eacn;
a5s stnh n gooc conainon ne,o9e6e sios e lot ssx
iof;6; building occupies only % IT, leaV-
ing 80 foot vacant lot; owner viii take
si7 i7.cco-chOice Pacihc Heights residence: fine.
Inocern ? story and basement residence
u !, rooms and baths; in first class con CON
oition; grand unobstructed view on oest
section OF Broadway
si''oOooGood value at s22, 600; tnf houses; 81. 10
rooms and bath each; lot 55A3T:6 feet;
Sutter 81. between Fillmore and Devise
oero sts- houses alone cost over Sl60oo;
rents low, $50; With reasonable outlay
iarge stores and 15 TO Is rooms can oe
put in buildings; will then bring an in,
come come Of Ss75 TO s4oo per month for al all
time. or over Is per cent net on the
totai Investment; price now reduced 10
SIS. 5oo.sgruce St near Clay; modern residence
OF rooms and bath; beamed ceilings:
psneled walls. etc; house very light and M
sunny lawn: marine view lot So4loo
Si+'Soo-Lombard st. near Hyde; new: modern
story and basement artistic bunsalow
ei rooms and bath; lot 81 ;6Nl37;o feeti
grand marine view; make offer.
sAz'eoo-Lllis ST near octavia, good fats Sd
Sc rooms and bath each: rents s153; lot
xox12o feet; frontaSes; bargain; mort
gage OF 81, 0o0 can remain
$40, ,3Oo-Corner, close 10 Mission St: story
residence. 10 rooms and bath; lot 40xT0
II. Mortgage 81. 700 can remain. House
can be made into fats at nominal ex-
pense.
SS,ooo--Marine view residence of rooms and
bath. Richmond district inside Of 18th av.
One block to Suffer street cars. VIII sell
furnished. If desired: part cash.
S1,2J0-Presidio Heights residence of { rooms
and bath: good story bay window resi-
denee; In first class condition; very coZy
and comfortable; only 81. 900 cash neces-
sary, balance on mortgage. a bargain.
$5.ooo-Golden Gate ave. 2 story residence. Z
rooms and bath: finished basement: lot
25xl3T:6 feet rent $40
S4oo.Roscoe St, near Crescent av.; lot 35x
100 feet
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THE GREAT
KLAMATH
COUNTRY.
THE PLACE WHERE THINGS GROW.
The greatest proposition in the west. Govern
ment irrigation. Fine timber. Beautiful lakes
and cold mountain streams. Ideal climate. Best
hunting and fishing In the world. Very deep. rich
alluvial soil. New railroads now being con
structed Splendid water power. Elegant hot
mineral springs. Land can be bought very cheap
now. Good home market for all crops.
Free stereOpticon lecture every Thursday even
ing at o'clock In office Of
HOLC0NB REALTY COMPANY,
306 San Pablo aE-,
OAKLAND, CAL.
You Can't AFFORD TO Miss IL.
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Save 5000 by buying lot in the
mission HEIGHTS TRACT
adjoining the
CROCKER TRACT.
Only so lots left at the price.
$500 EACH S400
Cheaper by 5000 than adjoining lots.
All level. ready to build on.
Pure artesian water
Street work guaranteed.
Curb, sewer, sidewalk.
Streets macadamized.
Easiest OF terms. 4.
Office,
Mission st. at Sickles av.,
HIGGINS & MARTIN,
2004 Sutter.
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AONE4 TO LOAN
e are making loans ranging from ,o0o 70
sto.Ve0 on any good city properties, improved
% unimproved. at per cent interest per an
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IL you desire TO buy or sell real estate it
will pay you 10 send me your name and ad-
dress and particulars as to location and
price: building lots for sale on easy terms
E. NJ LONG. Real Estate Dealer
Eighteen years in San Francisco real estate
business, at NV cor. 18th and Mission
sts.. rooms 2o5-2o6 Anglo bank bldg. Phone
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LYON & HOAG.
65s Market st. st Montgomery
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
MARINE VIEW LOT
S7,50o--A beautiful building site on Russian
hill for residence, fats OF apartments. with an
unobstructed marine view; size 44xl37.6.
CHOICE MARINE VIEW HOME
Easy terms; 81, 900 cash, balance $50 monthly
S6,5Oo-Lske st. Preside and famous
Bakers beach; 2 story house OF rooms and
bath; also rooms IN basement; lot 30xlO0;
newly tinted and papered throughout; elegant
surroundings.
CHOICE RESIDENCE
Sl.OOo-6th sV. north Of Lake at; beautiful.
modern residence Of S rooms; 2 baths toll
cts, large reception hall: charming surround.
tngs; lot 25EI23; 81. 600 cash balance mort
gage; possibly better terms can be arranged.
CHEAP H0USE-NESTERN ADDITION
S6.l5O-Bush ST. nr. Baker substantial house
OF rooms; brick foundation: lot 25xI37:6 IT;
this place could be fixed up at small cost;
would make nice home.
CHEAP COTTAGE
S3,75o-Modern 5 room cottage: lot 25xI20;
located on 9Th az. near ST. This place is
dirt cheap.
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FOR sale-Elegant new home In select location;
only one left In the block, which Is built
up on both sides with superior homes: lot
2Sx124. 444 Belvedere St; Masonic av cars
TO Clayton ST.
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side Lake st. next to cor. Sd
av; 25xl09; frontages TO Preside terrace:
nne view cnly 81. $50. cash, balance mtg:
$1,35o can remain. Owner, $50 sth az.
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FOLLOWING property sold to close an estate;
offer wanted
S12. 000-Elegant site for apartment house;
S Pine st. mr. Powell; 46x60 to rear street;
adjoining owner asks double the price.
S775O-27 :6xlo0; 3 new hats OF rooms and
bath each, renting for SIG per month: in the
warm belt of the Mission; street accepted.
S2250-In Mission warm belt; 67 feet 'front.'
age by Irregular depth; fats Of rooms each,
renting for S22 per month.
Lot 25x137:6; y. Post near Buchanan; stores
and fats with cottages In rear; rents $50 per
month.
Lot 42:6x6s9. N. W. cor. Oak and Octavia
SITS, consisting OF stores and fats. renting for
S109 per month
For full particulars apply Won RHEIN
REAI. ESTATE CO., 5S Geary st.
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CRANSToN, BELvEL & DwYER
573 CALIFORNIA ST.

CRANsToN, BELyEL & DWYER
5T3 CALIFORNIA ST.
We have money to loan on S. F. real estate.
Apply at once.
SPECIALS
Sc, 75o--Must be sold: pretty residence. rooms
and finished basement, in pretty part of
Western addition; lot 25xl25; a quick
reasonable offer will take this mortgage
$4,000 at per cent.
$1,000 cash. balance Of 81. 900 on terms: splendid
ment, built by days work: mantels and
toilets: sun in every room lot 25x140
overlooking Golden Gate park
81 050 cash, balance OF 81. 100 payable $50 PEI
month; modern cottage 6 rooms and bath
toilets: lot 25x114; in Mission.
SO. 6.500-Attractive. modern. story residence
rooms and BATH In Western addition
sunny exposure: pretty view; lot 25x1o1
Sc, ,500-Fine modern residence. rooms and
bath. years old close TO 5th av. and
Lake ST.; lot 25x12o.
SOL GETZ SONS,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
507 Devisadero st. near Hayes.
$3.50 to 81 2Jo-Best selected and only lots front.
line; graded; ready to build on; on install
ments.
$500 to ssoo-Richmond lots. unexcslled view
fnest locations. near cars; terms.
$500 to s5oo-Excelsicr homestead. ocean view
and lots near Parkside; any terms desired.
$500 to, q, s,ooo-ohoice cottages; good loca-
tions tsrms.
oceanside branch office cor. 81 ST. and 47th Nv.
Open daily and Sundays
SOL GETz 4 SONS. OWNERS AND DEALERS.
507 Deyisadero ST. near Hayes.
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B. GETZ Owner and Dealer Real Estate
Temporary Office 1890 Sutter st. cor. Fillmore
Graded Building Lots For Sale on Very Easy
Monthly Installments In the Banner
Block of Pacific Ocean Heights
Richmond and Sunset Districts Ocean Beach
Parksde Excelsior Homestead Ocean View
From $3.50 30 $1,000 Per Lot.
Cottages Monthly Payments Same as Rent
Buy Direct From The Owner.
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LOTS on EASY TERMS
Only one-dfth down. balance in l. 2 8, years:
interest per cent per annum; prices
range from 81 500 10 81. 600; Lombard.
Devisadero and Greenwich sts.; lots are
level and ready to build on: see these at
once; cheapest building lots In the city.
SHAISWALD BUCKBEE & CO.,
z Montgomery st. Lick Bldg.
Phone Douglas ~.
Real Estate Agents.
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PRICES RANGE FROM sl.l5o TO 81 200

$3.50 CASH. SO MONTHLY. Will. BUY LOTS
N CALIFORNIA ST
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-; ,;9OOLSanta Clara county: 10 acres near San
Martin acres In vines: pretty new room
bungalow; abundance OF water: ACCESSIBLE ~
good schools, stores ana churches: VIII fraS.
for Oakland property 1R45s9
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CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

TUCKER, LYNCH & CoLDWELL. INC.
REAL ESTATE. RENTING. INSURANCE.
PHONE KEARNY SO.
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NO contract work; built by days labor; ex-
ceptionaIy good. new, 6 room dats ! block
from park $4,000; rents $3.50; the arrange
ment of rooms make them equal to many
corners: IL large bay windows; good view
over city. park and ocean; near 4 car lines:
nice garden; lawn; cement walks; high base.
ment; swell entrance; wide lot wide rooms
wide halls; very best plumbing and nxtures
solid brass hardware; grand dining rooms; gas
and coal CRATES: l reception hall. Owner
162S oath av-. East Oakland.
CITY LOT FOR SALE
A choice lot within mile from the city hall
no taxes. no interest; title guaranteed; street
work completed: a special bargain and must be
sold: cars pass door Take the Ocean View
or Glen park cars to Sunnyside. w PORTER
No . Circle av. From 10 a. N. TO D. a.
Sundays.
sl.l5o-Cottage, rooms, lot; block to car;
small cash payment. balance monthly
81 4Oo-House. 5 rooms, closets lot. has slate
roof last forever: $500 cash bal monthly
A. @. CLARK. 56S Golden Gate av
ARMSTRONG Construction and Engineering Co.
1918 Cough st.-We will build you room
house $3.50; 8 room, 1000; 6 room 81 500
Flats ST. 500 upward; plastered with plumb
Ing finished In weeks. Money loaned.
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can sen your ranch town property Writ.
ne about It, See other s. F. papers for addf-
tlonsl lists Send for latest issue OF nv countrv
catalogue GEORGE ". AUSTIN. lois Broad
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seoo0-Alameda county: 10 acres. mostly D,
orenGrd choice fruits; me house OF rooms
and bath; lighted By electricity; well. wind.
Ill ana tank; conservatory OF choice plants,
aVlary, poultry houses, stables, sheds etc
.snsJ OF senEtropic trees and plants; an
!cea4 Calrornla country home. close 70 ths
town OF San Lorenzo. acceSsfbia nv ~ar li1s,
Improvements and Developments alone cosi
more (R102S)
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81. z.oO0-Elegant. fun bearing orchard OF "A
1SISs near san Joses cioSe TO the interurban
Sar Hne, Convenient TO market and N tha
oalmy climate Of Santa Clara valley the xar-
rooms and BATH steam pumping plant and
eomp.ets lrr1gating system alone worth S. OOOf
terms. rp41o--, -
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CITY REAL ESTATE

CITY REAL ESTATE
PARNASsUs HEIGHTS
GOLDEN GATE PARK
LOTS
EASY TERMS
Bounded by ist sand 7th avs.
snd X sts.
C. Il UMBSEN 4 CO.
% Montgomery St
Branch office 9Th and II sts
agent IN attendance every day
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80, -. AlENDOClNO FRUIT RANCH
50. O.oOO-Nendocin0 county; $50 acres neas
Cloyerdale; beautifully situated; IS acres IN
Snoiee nults, which won local fair prizess
1.60O apple trees alone: y room dvvaIIin,s
large barn. shop. drying plant: all completsi
me water supply; much timber. splendid IN
come place; photos ar Office VIII subdivfds %
exchange for city property. B29D
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So.o0o-Marin county: 46 acres: suftab1a Tor
poultry. dairy or stock: ideal site FOR sum
msr resort; good house; barns: we'll wind
mlii' tank. chicken houses, etc (aiI new.
VII sell 80 acres without improvements az
sSO per acre, or IS acres with improvements
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sTANISLAUS COLONY
ONLY $50 PER ACRE
$50 cash win secure a 10 acre lot IN the
Stanislaus Colony, only IL miles from Oak
dale, Stanislaus county. balance payable II
2. and years. In irrigation district, deeb.
rich. sandy loan: suitable for fruit. grapes
and alfalfa: no alkali or hard pan; office open
Sunday bet. and g. ". l. Busk 7S9 Market.
COUNTRY home FOR sale at Belmont. San Ma
teo county; 28 acres. with Improvements.
commodlOus residence: abundance OF spring
water; lawns. gardens. hoth0uses and or
chards; Minutes walk from station, liberal
terms Address HALL c. ROSS. San MateO.
5 ACRE homes IN Alameda county.
SIS down, SO monthly.
RICH VALLEY LAND COMPANY,
$40 Market St. 3. y -
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" Ooo-Sonoma county. at HeaIdsburz: 50 acres
hlgnly improved choice land in peaches, prunes,
pears. apples. olives. cherries. ngs walnuts,
Snestnulss oranges, grapes, etc. me builds
lngs, plenty Of best quality water: city con-
Feniences. suburban home and good income
al IN one; II win pay you to 70 and see thai
owner getting old reason for selling. (R11O0l
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%; o;ooO-Modern house OF 9 rooms and bath. On
Iot ISoxl5o feet; prettily situated: only 10
ElInules walk from public and high schools.
rult ana shade trees. lawns etc: includes
wen estaoiished squab business 45O pairs
motor. etc; will take Oakland or San Tie~o
property IN part payment 1ff359
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Bounded by ist sand 7th avs.
Il and * SITS.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-25
Continued on page z
IS.
QUIET IN TURKEY
Doubt Exists As to the Gen.
uineness of the Reforms
Announced Yesterday

Constantinople. July 15-Following
the momentous act of the sultan of
Turkey in proclaiming yesterday the
restoration of the constitution, the
condition of the city is today perfect
ly normal and there have been no
manifestations Of satisfaction of any
kind. The stolid fatalism of the Mos
lens, who, for centuries past, have
been accustomed to the regime of per-
sonal rule and who are not used to po-
litical freedom, is thought partly to
explain the apathy everywhere appar-
ent Added to this is the skepticism
regarding the durability Of the new
era promised. Furthermore, past ex-
perience, and the fact that the sultan
conceded the re-establishment of the
constitution under extreme pressure,
inclines the Turks to the belief that
the concession is intended merely to
surmount the present troubles and
avert the threatened disruption Of the
empire and. that the earliest opportun-
ity will be taken to again suspend the
charter of liberty. Should these sus-
picions prove groundless, the new
far reaching consequences with re-
gard to the treatment of the Macedo-
nian problem It will render foreign
Intervention more dficuK than ever
and destroy for the time being at any
rate, all hopes Of a realization of the
desires Of some Of the Balkan states
to acquire slices of the European pro-
Wnces Of Turkey.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-25
HUGHES WILL
Be CANDIDATE
Desires the Will of the Repub
ican Party to be Expressed
will Accept

Serannac Inn. N. Y. July 25.-Gov.
Charles E. Hughes will accept re-
nomination if the republican party of
this state desires him to again be its
candidate. In a statement made pub
lie last night, the governor SO de-
clared himself and defined the rea-
sons which he says are responsible
for the action he has just taken.
The governors statement follows:
II have received so many inquiries
as to my attitude toward re-nomina-
tion that l have decided TO make the
following statement:
"Some time ago I said privately
that did not desire denomination
and that l felt that l could not un-
dertake to serve second term
This, however, was for reasons en-
tirely personal. Upon further re-
flection l am convinced that have
no right to regard these reasons az
controlling and that If re-nominated
l ought to accept.
But it is my desire that the will
Of the party to which 1 belong should
be freely expressed and that it shal)
take such action as shall be most
closely in accord with public senti.
ment I believe that the people thor.
oughly understand the principles
which 1 have sought to supply in ad-
ministration and if they so desire,
shall regard it as privilege and q
duty to continue in Office for another
term.
(Signed)-"Charles E. Hughes
Outside of the statement the COVER
nor declined to make any further
comment for quotation. but made II
clear that he regards the policies he
has pursued since he assumed office
on January 1, 1907, as cause which
should continue. AS he is sponsor for
them, many of the governors friends
have expressed the opinion in letters
to him that they can be carried out
better if he is elected for another
term In making the announcement
the governor felt that it was due to
those interested in the coming re-
publican state convention that he
should make known at this time his
attitude regarding his denomination.
That Governor Hughes intends to
take an active part in the coming ma
tional republican Champaign is evil
dent from the fact that he has ac-
cepted an invitation to speak at
Youngstown, Ohio, on September s.
at which time the republican cam
paign will be opened in that state.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-25
Loves YOUNG
DREAM SMASHED
Young Soldier in Irons Because
He Married Against Army
Rules

New York, July 25-Persued in his
flight from Bermuda by wireless dis
patches which led to his apprehension
fifty miles ct sea, Carl Goodwin. who
deserted from the British army at
Hamilton, Bermuda, in order that he
might be with his American bride,
was taken back to the military prison
at st. George while his wife is re-
ported as seriously i'll as the result
Of the disaster in their romance. The
story was brought In when the Ber-
malda was locked from Hamilton, aft
er very tardy arrival in New York
as the result Of the fact that the gar
rison officials saspecting that the
young soldier was aboard, recalled
the ship by wireless giving at the
came time a description Of him by
which he was easily recognized.
It is reported that Goodwin re-
Gently mdrried Miss Kate Goodwin,
an American girl living in Bermuda
in violation Of the rule in the British
army which forbids privates to mar
'ry. and that 1t Mas therefore neces-
sary that he be smuggled out of the
country. The young bride is said to
have made all the necessary arrange:
jmentAs bought his ticket to New Yorb
and Helped Him on hoard.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-25
c. P. WILL GET
Stock of Bellingham Bay and
British Columbia to G. P.
Interests

Bellingham, Wash, July Pa dis
patch from Winnipeg says the stock
of the Bellingham Bay and British
Columbia railway is already under
the control of the interests allied
with the Canadian Pacific. The run
ming rights into Seattle and other
Washington cities will be secured at
once as retaliation for the inroads
made on Canadian Pacific territory
by James ]. Hill. The overtures for
the placing Of the Bellingham Bay
and British Columbia in the holding
company came direct from the Union
Pacific and it will be but a short time
until the announcement is made that
the Bellingham company has been
changed to terminal company. AT
the local Offices here it is admitted
that the Canadian Pacific will be run
ming into Seattle in the near future.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-25
BRYAN Is OFF
Left on Trip to Chicago. But no Tall
Will be on Tap.


Lincoln. Neb., July 25.-W. ].
Bryan left Lincoln at 4:30 p. m. for
Chicago. He was accompanied from
Lincoln by ex-Gov. John E. Osborne
of Wyoming and corps of newspa-
per correspondents. Mr.. Bryan said
just before leaving that no arrange
ments had been made for speech
making enroute.
At Omaha.
. Omaha, Neb., July 25-Wm. j.
Bryan was greeted by a large crowd
of admirers when he arrived at Oma-
ha today, enroute to Chicago. AL
though protesting that this is not a
speech-making trip, Mr.. Bryan was
induced to mount baggage truck in
the depot and address the crowd dur
ing the fifteen minutes the train re-
mained here. Mr.. Bryan said he
would wait until his formal notifica-
ton before taking up the discussion
OF party policies.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-25
NORMAN MACK
MAY CARRY THE
BRYAN BANNER
New Yorker is Bryan's Choice
for Chairman of National
Committee
BRYAN WANTS MAN WITH
LARGE BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
Informal Meeting of the Subcommittee
Held This Morning Indicates That
Candidate Can Have Service of Any.
one He Desires for Manager

Chicago, July 25-If he will take
the position, Norman E. Mack of New
York will manage the democratic cam
paign this fall. He is Mr.. Bryan's
choice. 1t is understood he will ac-
cept.
When the subcommittee of the ma
tional committee of the democratic
party arrived here this forenoon it was
determined to convene at noon but the
informal session was held beginning
at II o'clock in the green room at the
Auditorium annex, adjoining the suite
occupied by w. j. Bryan, who arrived
this morning from Lincoln, Neb. Soon
after the informal meeting began, Mr..
Bryan Joined the committeeman and
made a statement. He said that In Sc
lecting a national chairman 1t is nec-
essary that some man appointed who
has actual business experience as we'll
as having served a long and honorable
term in the ranks of the leaders of
the democratic party. Stress was laid
upon the necessity of naming a man
with qualifications as business man
and several names were mentioned
prominently. among them, Martin j.
Wade of Iowa and T. E. Ryan of Wis
consin, both gentlemen being men,
bers of the subcommittee. Another
man was John E. Lamb Of Indiana.
The latter declared that he could not
afford to accept the place and Wade
and Ryan were inclined to the opinion
that they did not measure up with the
demand made by the candidate, al
though both were willing to give their
services to Mr.. Bryan in any capacity
he desired. Mr.. Wade suggested Mr..
Mack, who is also member of the
subcommittee, and it was generally
believed that he did SO at the sugges-
tion of Mr.. Bryan. The Nebraskan
fell in with the suggestion and in spite
Of the fact that Mr.. Mack disclaimed
any desire for the honor and declared
that there are many others especially
fitted for the management of the cam
paign, Mr.. Bryan urged the appoint
ment upon Mr.. Mack The democratic
presidential candidate spoke of Mr.
Mack's wide acquaintance and the fact
that in business ability and political
experience he measured up to all OF
the requirements Of an efficient cam
pafgn manager.