Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07
NOTIFY WILSON TODAY
lHE FORMAL CEREMONIES WILL
BE HELD N SENGntT
TODAY.
R0LLA WELLS. Treasurer
FORMER Mayor Of II. Louis Named fOi
Place in the Democratic Cam
paign Committee.

SEAGfRT. n. j.. Aug, g. Governor
Woodrow Wilson democratic presi-
dontial nominee tonight at Spring
Lake. two miles away II was the
inst tlmo the two had seen each other
within year and their greeting was
cordial Governor Marshall came to
attend the ceremonies nt Scagirt to-
morrow in which Governor Wilson
viii be notified of his nomination for
the presidency.
The meeting came at the "lOsc Of I
strenuous day for Governor Wilson.
At AN early hour he motorcd Ia Trcn-
tom met delegation of democrats *
from Dclaware and Maryland as wen
as Governor O'Ncal of Alabama. who
win campaign for him I'm the north
AZ noon Governor Wilson made a
speech 90 his callers with distinct
campaign tone I'm t. He advocated
he said taking the government Of the
United States "out Of the hands OF the
Il ustees." and putting II In the hands
''of those we can trust" Two hours
later the Governor got into communi-
cation with national chairman Me
Combs and was able TO ANNOUNCE thr
appointment of Rolla Wells, many
times mayor OF st. Louis. n Princeton
graduate OF the class OF 1873 and "A
life long friend OF the nominee as
treasurer II the national democratic
committee For vice chairman or
| the finance committee, Governor VIII
son named Charles X, Crane "A wealthy
manufacturer OF Chicago, Il staun"h
supporter OF Senator La Toilette In
his campaign for the nomination, and
once an appointee of President TAFT
to be minister to China but recalled
Governor Wilson motored back to
Scagirt, reaching here at dusk but
hurried away to the hotel at Spring
Lake TO sect the Governor and Mrs
Narshall. Governor Wilson was ac-
cumpanied by his eldest daughter
Margaret. Governor Marshall arrived
f., the afternoon. He soon was sur"
rounded by the squad Of Seagirt cor
respondents.
"The tariff in Indiana" he said rs
the issue and Indiana will go demo-
cratic. Personally ] feel strongly on
tie tariff questions and am opposed to
the doctrine Of protection. That there
Is need for tariff reform In the fact
that about 90 per cent of the manu-
facturers sell goods abroad cheaper
than they do here
Governor Marshall was asked what
he thought Of the shall the people
rule" idea Of the third party. He re-
piled that he did not think the people
would be drawn away by any false
issues "beacuse the people do rule ana
always have and can have Just the
KIND Of government they want"
Governor Marshall was shown GoV-
ernor wilson's speech In Trenton to-
DAY about Taking The Government
ont Of the hands OF trustees
"I have always been opposed TO
trustees under Cod" said Governor
Marshall. because they have been un'
able 70 convince me that the sigma
lures OF their credentials were genu-
inc"
The notification ceremonies tomor-
row will be both simple and brief
About 3 o'clock Senator-elect Ollie
james Of Kentucky, chairman Of the
notification committee Of 50, officially
will notify Governor Wilson OF his
nomination. Governor Wilson. speak
ing from the veranda Of his mansion
will deliver his speech OF acceptance.
approximately 5000 words in length.
The democratic governors Of y
states have been invited TO attend and
prominent democrats from various
sections have slgnificd their intention
of being present Governor and Mrs
Wilson will entertain the notification
committee and their guests at lunch
con There will be no Music. 10
militia and no further ceremonies ace.
cording 70 Governor Wilson's plans.
Preparations how'vcr are being made.
to handle big crowd.