The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-20
NEW YORK A. c. NOMINATIONS
col. RODENT N. THOMPSON 10
WAVED FOR PRESIDENT.
Ernest o.. Malcolm, the Nsehtsman.
Named for Nire-Presiss~nt. white
Rowing u Represented by Fred n.
Forsme,rr for Secretary No FlSht.

III. New York \ g ticket Of the officers
amt eight members vi tho board OF goV
.rnor~ 'o he voted for al th. annual election
on January I" Was posted last night and
from Its makeup II =, easy 10 understand
that there will mot he a contest Of any Lind
this wear The man whose name meant "a
SCRAP II he were On VAS quietly dropped.
aud his intended opponent has been given
a plar" ou the hoard III governors. So
the nominating committee was Diplomat L.
enough tea manage the affair and prevent
a very warm battle Tor Jhr onice uf vice
president
COL Robert Means Thompson heads
the ticket. and NO doubt " will com" a, a
surprise ." mos of the npG,b-r~ Tor Il
time MARIN : Para" Ms taikrl of und
'hnnvh the presidency Was offered To hIn
h. VAS TUrr'Sl To decline for hus,n---
REASONS u II said that the post WAS also
offered 10 BartoW = M--S-. and he lie
cIin-i lhrr- IL report that Hugh n
Baxter, IN. rN-"hampion pole vauiter
and record holder. had an Offer. which he
could not think OF accepting
In Mercury Foot club matters Col
Thompson easily ranks a. one OF the old
timers HIS election dates back TO iss5
ami ia',erly he becam. a life member
From time 10 tim. he acted in various ca
pacities being on the board OF governors
The Colonel - now d wears of age He
was born IN Corsica. Jefferson county.
PA in iSsR and was educated at IN.
Elders Ridge Academy IN Indiana county
Pa Ne WAS admitted to tn. bar and
IN ls:i re'r,vad I'll" degree of IL.
from Dana school n Harvard since
'ol Thompson was appointed "a mid-hip-
man N he navy III 1884 AMI was master
ut II. obi wa"hus-tt~-hr has had An activ.
career In tina, space nt ',Fu" he has man
aged 30 cram I'll sorts ~ excitement. bu-I-
n-sS. rrav" AMI general "nterpris. into
h'- eN'-tenc" In business no has been
mostly Interested ~ copper and railroads
and IN -prrt hts hohhy ha< been the Naval
Arhleic ,S~"c'g''"n Ne nrsani'eh that
between West Point ana annapolis haV"
he-n brought about largely through his
efforts
Ernest = Malcolm who has been MONT
mated for vice president. has h~en promi-
nsnt IN club matters for \ number ~ wears
A. chairman NJ the admission commi'te"
Uni 'he "nierfa nmeni committee. in both
been prominent IN t,lNn'rc Yacht Irub
affairs ~ chairman ~ IN" nominating
Freierics n Fo-'n~ver. who is score
tarr NJ the National Association NJ amateur
Dar~msn - = newcomer for offics. his name
being placed In front Of the srcr~thrvShip
Martin =. Paine retains Tho roa' Of treasurer
and Matthew = Halr,n will again he zap
tain
among n. righ' board ~ governors
elected 10 serve two wears there ar" a Yaw
new names. while SOME oil ONES hav" hean
~f' ~ Ernest + lanholi. wno served n
term as Can;ain ~" wears AGO snd made
himself few nv his executive ability and
bold methods NJ handling club Affairs. -
on again vii such denominations "a v "
i,on" and ouis Render The new onss
are O. VI SChuman. 4 OTTO Tous<lin'
W n u Haven p'Rourke " &. Pisrcv
and Col Hugh ODonohu". Roher' 4
kammcrer who has been n governor for
NOR" than dozen years refused rr-
nomination. as he was among tho ought
whose term rypIr"i Following l. the
ticket
President 90 Rohe-' VI Thompson
Vice prr%!irn' FrurS- = NNlcolT
S~crrtAr' Fr-t ro-'rucvr'
Treasurer Marin P1'r~
Taptsln Mathew Hapr
Hoard ~ 'sDN rrnnrv Tor wears Finest ;
HAuhold. George Sghumsnu Wii'i-7' ~ he
Haven. ioIi~ B~rGrr. u " ';oyr e OTTO Tow,
"inf John = pRouri.-, 'ol Hugh O'Nr70hG-
and ~ 4. pi~Try