The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-07
PROPHETS BELIEVE WILLIAM j. BRYAN WILL HAVE FIRST
 SELECTION.
INCOMES WILL COME IN NEXT
Clark and Underwood and Foss Could Have Places, But it is Not Believ- ed that Either Would Ac-
 cept Them.

NdsHllSlOH, NOV. b.--CdDlnet mak- CTS are already busy conjuring with names of those who will share with Wilson in shaping the policy of the next administration.
 Necessarily. this is purely gossip, 1ut the cabinet builders are none the ess active in pointing out the per sons and the elements available aa cabinet matter
 One of tae available elements em- braces those who were consAionous party fignres at the Baltimore con. yention, including Speaker Clark. Chairman Underwood, of the ways and means committee: Wm. ]. Bry. q, Governor Floss, of Massachusetts: Governor Harmon of Ohio and some others.
 It is generaly assumed, however that Speaker Clark and Chairman Underwood would prefer to continue their work in congress, especially now that the legislative program on the tariff and otaer questions are likely to meet with fewer obstacles.
 As to Mr. Bryan one of the denl- ocratic senators was quoted dur'ng the campaign as definitely assigning MT. Bryan to a cabinet place in case of Wilson's election, although the lat ter stated that no consideration had been given to the personnel of the cabinet None the less, speculation Is active as. to whether the Nehsaskan Will have a portfolio.
 Another element from which cab inet material is being suggested em. braces those who have been prom |inently identified with the Wilson campaign, notably Chairman Me Combs. of the democratic national committee, BurIeson and Henry. of Texas; Representative Palmer. .ot Pennsylvania Assistant Chairman MoAdoo, and a number of others who bore the hrunt of the conflict also during the campaign.
 Still another available element Is made up of prominent party figures n the various states who were not conspicuously identified with the re cent national convention and cam paign. while another includes some Of the last democratic administration.
 Outside of these usual elements from which cabinets are constructed many forsee the entry of cardinal new element in public affairs made up of men like MT. Wilson, who has been identified with collegiate, educa- tional and the economic study of pub lie questions. This opens wide field of available material
 All of this activity Of the cabinet makers is necessarily confined as yet to gossip and conjecture, and although various names are likely to be put forward from now on, nothing author itative is expected until the president has in his own way made an investi- gation and consideration given to those who will make up his official household.
 Presidentelect Wilson turned away from an avalanche of tel Erams and messages of congratulations for two hours today and went off for a brisk walk. For five miles he walked. swinging a heavy black cane, which came to grief on the fourth mile when Captain Bill" Mcdonald. Texas ranger and bodyguard, tried to kill rattlesnake.
 The governor spied the snake curl ing through the leaves and pointed it out to the captain who borrowed the governors cane and killed it. but ln doing so broke the cane a
 The governors walk exhilerated him. he said The strain of the cam. Daign and the excitement of election day had kept him pretty much in. doors of late. It was with long stride and vigorous swing tlat he set out from his home and out through the university campus to the. wooded stretches of country to the south Of Princeton. As he passed through the campus, students doffed their caps as they did of old, for him, and do yet to members of the faculty, one of the time honored customs of the un- iversity. The president-elect stopped at university field and saw the var sity eleven go through secret prac- tice."
 As he sat with Captain Mcdonald lin the empty grand stand, three of the football coaches came over to con. eratulate him They were Ross Me. Clave, Reef Wheeler and John Poe, famous Princeton stars of years ago.
 As Governor Wilson sauntered into the open country, he seemed for the first time to relax from the strain of the last few days. Obviously he was happy. He swished his way through the sea of autumn-tinted leaves. He tested with the correspondents and moved along merrily as if 1t were the happiest day of his life.
 Professors and their wives waylaid