Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-24
Anticipated Great Crowd viii AS
Semble in indianapolis for
TomorroW's Ceremonies.
BRYAN TO BE IN ATTENDANCE
All the Speeches, Excepting His, VIII
BE Brief, His Being on the
Question of Trusts.

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug 24-rrans-
portation companies. both railroad and
traction. have planned to accommodate
great crowd tomorrow which it is
expected viii be attracted here by the
formal notification of John w. Kern,
Democratic candidate for vice presi-
uent, of his nomination Ten traction
INES and IA railroads radiate from this
city ana special trains will be run to-
morrow on all of them.
William Jennings Bryan, Chairman
Norman r. Mack of the national com
mlttee; Chairman James T. Lloyd OF
the congressional committee; Theodore
Il. Bell, chairman of the notification,
members of the two committees and
other national party leaders will reach
the city this evening and will be
given reception at the Denison hotel
owned by Thomas Taggart former ma
tional chairman.
Mr.. Bryan and National Chairman
Mack will be entertained at the home
of Mr.. Kern.
Tomorrow morning a band concert
and Informal reception will be given
at the hotel. and after luncheon the
visitors in "A automobiles will be driven
to the state fair grounds, four blocks
north of the hotel, where stands the
be held
The doors will be opened at noon
and IT is expected the building will
be filled to overlooking by the time the
official party arrives. All the speeches
with the exception of that of Mr.
Bryan will be brief. Mr. Kern's ac-
ceptance taking not more than 20 mir
utes to deliver Thomas Taggart
former national chairman will call the
usilt INV I,a ra1
over to National Chairman Mack who
will introduce Theodore f. Bell of
California, chairman Of the notifica-
ton committee Mr.. Bell will deliver
the notification speech and will be fol-
lowed by Mr. Kern. Thomas Marshall,
Democratic candidate for governor of
Indiana, will speak briefly and Mr.
Bryan will deliver his speech on the
trusts. The official party will be en-
tertained at the evening dinner by Mr..
and Mrs. Kern at the Country club.
OFF FOR INDIANAPOLIS.
Chicago. Aug. 24-Cheered by scores
who thronged around the train, Will
liam j. Bryan, accompanied by Ma
tional Chairman Mack, Senator.
Charles A. Culberson, and members
of the Democratic national committee,
departed from Chicago at noon today
on the Monon railroad for Indianapolis
to attend the notification of John w.
Kern for vice-president Mr. Bryan
said:
Il am greatly pleased with the prog
ress of Democratic events and from
what / have learned from the national
committee within the last AZ hours /
feel assured of Democratic success in
November"
Chairman Mack said today that he
expected to announce shortly Mr. Bry-
ans itinerary as 1t has been arranged
for the next month. The itinerary will
carry the Democratic candidate
through the middle west, West Virgin
la. Maryland, Delaware. New Jersey
and New York
Senator Culberson, who is head of
the advisory committee, is being
pressed to accept the craftsmanship of
the eastern Subcommittee which win
be announced within a few days. Sena-
tor Culberson does not feel that he
should accept as his other duties will
prevent him from giving his full time
to the work of managing the eastern
campaign.
Asst. Secy. John r. Burton of New
York is making a fight to obtain the
appointment of chairman of the New
York Headquarters