The Washington times., 1909-08-14

rived at Beverly Farms. TO be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs W. ] Boardnan
for a week. This morning the President
and his brother. Charles P, had a game
OF golf on the Essex links.
within the nexs few days the Presi-
dent will sign the commissions OF l4o
census supervisors whose Job It VIII be
10 look after the work of taking the
next census. He signed sixty-three last
night in his conference with Mr.. Nagel'
Postmaster General Hitchcock, and Di-
rector Of the Census Durand. There
yet remain 100 OF these officials TO be
selected.
Enough have been chosen, however.
to show that great attention has been
paid 10 getting good Republicans IN the
South for the positions with vieE to
building up Republicanism in that sec
ton
Postmaster General HitchCocs, who
spent last night at Beverly Farms. the
guest Of J. =. Waller. will have q con
ference with the President this after
noon. and leave Immediately afterward
for Washington. he viii take up with
,ne President several matters affecting
Federal patronage
There were present when the appoint
ments were made, Mr.. Dursnd Secre-
tary NaguI OF the Department OF Com
nerce and Labor. Postmaster Genera.
Hitchcock, and Col. Cecil Lyon, OF
Texas. who wants one Republican SUI
pervisor over each Southern State, and
no splitting with the Democrats.
The President had a printed list pre-
pared for him, and he looked INTO the
qualifications of every man on Il. he
signed the appointment Of each one
Of the sixty.
Colonel Lyons protest was about the
expressed intention OF the President
H. MA - ~
OF the solid South Lyon seemed TO
be grieved, particularly because Okla
homa had been set apart by iHe Pres
ident as one Of the doubt II ones
which will get fun list OF Republican
III Oklahoma Is a Northern state"
said Colonel Lyon. Il am in favor Of
moving the Mason and Dixon line still
further south and let Texas in, too
Each one Of the $50 census supervisors
viii get about S2.o0J for eight or nine
months work Each viii have scores Of
enumerators under him, So that the
patronage is enormous
Present Appointments.
The appointments made by the Presl-
dent yesterday were:
Maine-First district, Morrill, n Drew:
second district, Elmer n. SpnffoTd-
! Recommendations +. Gettemy.
Rhode Island-George H. webb
New MeXicO-Paul A. F. Waller.
/ Adizons-Franlzlin +. TOWle.
Florida-First district. Henry ".
/ Bishop (Republican); Second district,
I X lie Sueur Gaulden Republican,;
/ Third district. Thomas David White
AIabama-First district. Lawrence w.
Dockln DEMOCRACY: Fourth district,
/ George w. Parsons DemocrdO; Fifth
/ sixth district, Simeon T Wright RE
/ publican); Seventh district, James J.
/ Curtis fRepublicam; Eighth district
! Thomas p Wood Republican,: Ninth
district, John T. McEniry RepubIican).
] r Oregon-First district, Robert J. Hen
! bricks; Second district. Seneca C.
Wyoming-HOmer Merrill CRepubli-
Utah-Hugh A. McAfHIen Republican,.
/ 'DeIaWare-Lewis HeiEisf BAH Gre
/ publican), ex-United States Senator.
In Tennessee.
Tennessee - First district, Samuel
/ Thompson; Second district, Alfred JEFF
/ ferson Agee: Third district, John IT.
/ Early; Fourth district, Deese Q. Llllard;
/ Fifth district John 3. Strong. Sixth dis
/ tTict Harry A. Luck Seventh district.
Marion Richardson; Eighth district.
/ Sydney r. Murray; Ninth district, Vim
| cent Atkins, Biggs; Tenth district, John
4 Williams Farley (Memphis).
! Kentucky-First district, John r
/ Jones' Second district. Alexander Ham
/ iltOn Anderson; Third district, Andrew
/ johnson Oliver: Fourth district, Pilson
/ Smith; Sixth district. Henry Clay Clark;
I Seventh district Louis !. Brlstow:
/ Eighth district. Nathan d. Miles; Ninth
I district, j. Terrell Pauley.
/ Oklahoma-Ftfth district, Charles c
/ Chapelle
/ Missouri-First district, John S. New
( lon; Second district, Charles w. Reeves:
I Third district, John E Frost; Seventh
1 district, John Whitaker: Fourth district
! Ebert II. Lloyd; Eleventh district
/ Simon G. Nipper; Twelfth district
! Henry S. Wilson; Thirteenth district
! George A McCanz; Fourteenth district.
/ Harry Clymer.