The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-21

~ - treasurer, Jefferson H. Clay
-etary, B. H. Lockwood; vice
,pt> 10race Mckay, w. H. II.
Mtllefs sHA6A G. Harris, Franklin
Yonneguts shhh u. Ketcham, Thaddeus
Gusiey, Gurley Brewer. George Alig,
George q. Tanner and w. N. Harding.
Not only has the enrolment Of this
organization been active In the city Of
Indianapolis. but Also throughout the
smaller cities. Of the state.
Democrats IN Ohio Cities,
In Cincinnati q committee Of 100,
leading business men has been formed
through the efforts of a. smaller COM
mittee consisting Of Robert R. Rey-,
nolds, George Puchta, Guy Mallon,
Samuel frost. J., @. Schmidlapp, Mich
ael Ryan, ]. 8. Hill, Luctea Wulsin
and julius Ffeischman.
The same enthusiasm among both
the Democrats and Republicans alike
is being evidenced that was SO notice.
able during the activity Of the nom
partisan Taft notification day commit
tee In July. a strong Cleveland COM
mittee OF twenty has been formed con-
ststing OF Charles e. Adams, George
w. Avery, Frank Billings, Alvah CHS
holm, II. q. Delton, Harry r. Edwards.
George w. Garretson, James H .Hoyt,
Robert u. ireland, Charles r. Laugh
lin. ]. II. Mcbride, Samuel Mather.
Otto Miller, w. P. Murray, Jay M.
Pickands. F. F. Prentiss, George s.
Russell, Z. "A. Scott, A. s. Taylor, Ly-
man II. -Treadway. A glance at this
list shows men Of such large interests
and activity as to insure the best re-
suits for Mr.. Taft In Cleveland. In
Dayton the following seven. leading
men have organized: T.. F. Platt,
Newton Thacker, e. 8. Reynolds, r.
r. Ddckey, j. M. Markham, p. G. Har-
ley and Henry 10y. The business in
terests Of this community consider
that there should be no doubt as to
how business men feel for Mr, Taft
In his home state.
taft and Stability In New York
IN Buffalo, the committee which
consists Of Messrs. Eg N. Clement, VIII
liam A. Rogers. John Z. Clawson, Geo,
.. Montgomery, r. w Pomeroy, Jacob
9. Dold. William H. Faxon, Hobart
Weed and Jesse G. Damn, representing.
as they do, respectively, banking, iron.
dry goods. lumber, law. meat packing.
wholesale grocery, hardware and
brokerage, reveals how widespread
Is the feeling for Taft and STABILITY"
among the business community OF that
active City. OF. All the cities IN the
;y!!nlteds 3tates., the tws6s. Hi which there
y Moat noticeable the revolt against
Bfya9A ana the swing Of all business
men. Democrats as we'll as Republi-
cans. for Taft, are Baltimore and ST.
Louis. The committee Of business
men who started the move In Balti-
more were headed by e. Clay Timan-
us. who was elected mayor upon an
andependent ticket, and with him are
associated strong group Of the most
representative men In, Baltimore.
In st. Louis this great swing for
TAFT was 80 largely accelerated and
increased by the splendid Impression
made by Mr.. TAFT, last week. that the
Question has not been who should take
part In the business mems movement.
but to keep the committee down to .
working size. The final list OF the
committee has not been announced.
although the fact Of its formation IA
well known. The active leader in
me movement is Robert Day, Of the
Day Rubber company. rs.
8 Business Mems Parade.
i IA New. York the movement has tak-
en- deflnite shape. Executive oflcers
OF the New York association have bean
elected and several meetings have
been held. Arrangements are now
being perfected for big demonstra-
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