Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

IL is not only at Sagamore Hill. but at his New York offce that Colonel Roosevelt is daily planning the cam paign for the overthrow of the Wood ruff- Barnes -wadsworth factfou- He proposes. unless Woodruff lays down" to cut the ground from un- der his feet in his own county of Kfnes. Already Roosevelt has got ten in behind the Kracke-Calder- Dady trio established mo cnths ago to insure woodruff's undohvg. Naval officer Kracke. who is oetoiden to President Taft. Congressman Calder and Michael J Dady who has Sften fought Woodruff. have been instruct ed to select only such delegates to the state convention as will agree to back tine Roosevelt-Taft programme. If woodruff shows fight. he. may have to face a contest for delegates from his home. district.
 Chairman Lloyd c. Griscom os the county committee has been given full charge of the anti-woodruff-B Barnes wadswortt campaign in New York county. He is to be aided by Otto T. Barnard. William R. Wilicox. Col lin H. woodward and other advo- eates of direct nominations. Former Chairman Herbert Parsons, who a year ago, combined with Fred Grei- ner of Buffalo. to unhorse Wood run. Barnes and wadsworth. is coach ing Griscom and teaching him how to undo that alliance as he did Oden in 1905.
 The Roosevelt-Taft men predict that if they are successful in solidi lying their forces in Kings. New } York. Erie. Niagara and points in the southern tier they will dominate , the state convention with ease These counties. with a few others up the state, which it is intended tc , pick up. will. they assert. elect good majority of the state delegates Loeb expects that if he. is nomin D ated he will hear the news away ou lin Montana. where he has engaged to shoot some American bears il
 September. He has told his friends ] he will not participate in the stat 2 convention and that he is leaving ev t erything to Roosevelt and Taft. s Collector Loeb. while declining t say a word for publication tells eV ervbody who talks with him that h ] cannot afford to run for governor ! He is comparatively poor. He ha ! DO money when he left Washington S He is absolutely dependant upon hi 3 salary as oollector-s1e.o90 a veal ! Governor Hughes, for four years O E A salary Of si0.OOe has been force $ to 20 into debt. Sometimes Loe 4 does not think he ought to be con $ pelied to surrender a federal job thi k nays hon quite well for one in whia S he cannot make both ends meet S If he accepts a nomination at a $ il will be because he is forced to $ what he is very unwilling to do | x said in a speech recently: Bil E Ben1ett is running after the guoe E material nomination l am runni' % away from it."
 x Collector Loeb came up from s $ Gate in a motor car yesterday | B was accompanied by Congressm E Bennett. Calder and Cocks. T E last named represents Colonel Roo S velt's home district in the house ~ representatives
 x What 2 story for an enterprlsi E newsparer," exclaimed one of E uarty as the car shot along. "He & are four candidates for governor E we are bowling along without a s' E noticing it"
 E N. V. V. Franchot, who is und & stood to be the first choice Of E RooseveIt-Taft men for Statte Chi & man woodrurs successor. was ca s paign manager for Governor Hige S in 1904 and served as his supeE $ tendent of public works. He is E Emulti-millionaire and made his nor $ out of Standard on. railroads & banks.
 S Franchot struck oil'' in 1878 in S Bradford (Pa) region. He develol $ his business so rapidly that he $rfch enough to purchase vast tra Ejn Oklahoma, where he Is still pun E ing at enormous profit.
 $ Franchot is vice-president of E Exchange bank of Olean, president f the Olean Light and Power compa E president of the Olean Building SLoan company. and is identified V E all the big lighting and power El -rations in western New York. Els understood to have been oriI z ally suggested for state chairman x xFred Greiner of Erie. when he visi S President Taft in May. Greiner x his friends that the president UT B him to take woodrufrs place. k replsd that as federal office hoi E it would be indelicate- Greiner gued in favor of Franchot. si , x Roosevelt's return Franchots ns
 has been frequently recommend x and the former president is now
 to be considering him in preferc
 to others.
 RooseveiSraft men predicted al
 last night that Speaker Wadsw'