Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-13
WILL ALSO MEET CLARK
SPEAKER CLARK WILL BE IN
LONG CONFERENCE WITH
THE THREE.
NO reason IS Announced
The Object of This Meeting Would Not
BE Postponed by Any OF
Those Interested.

SEA GIRT. n. j., July l2.-Charles
II. Crane. of Chicago, who contributed
heavily to Senator La Follettes cam
paign fund, and Charles Van Hise'
president of the university of Nlscoh-
sin. Senator La Folette's ardent sup
porter, prior OF the Chicago conVeh-
ton. will take luncheon with Governor
Wilson tomorrow short time before
the arrival of Speaker Champ clark
As one of the largest contributors TO
Senator La Follettes campaign fund'
Mr.. Crane made possible his contest
for the republican nomination.
President Van Hise has Tor years
been a warm supporter of La Follette'
but has held no public offices
VII Also Meet Clark.
II is understood that Messrs. Crane
and Van Hise will meet Speaker Clark
here tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Clark Is expected at O'CLOCK
The governor will sit down TO luncheoh
with his guests at ! o'clock ana inc
conference is scheduled TO follow
JDon the duration of this conference
will depend the prospects or meet
Ing between Speaker Clark ana the
other visitors. -,
81 do not know whether they VIII
meet at ALL" Governor wilson saiu
tonight. Nor would the governor an
nounce the reason f)r their coming
Discussed the Message.
Covernor Wilson conferred late into
the afternoon with Robert ). HUI
speth, VIM. i. McCombs, Josephus
Daniels. North Carolina's national
committeeman, and Il. Il. Grosscup,
democratic state chairman or New
Jersey, upon the message whlch no
will send to the nati0aal committee az
Chicago. Monday. At the conference,
Governor Wilson said there had not
been time to consider all points IN ,
volved and that II might be notifleu
at a meeting tomorrow. Messrs NC
Combs, Hudspeth, Grosscup ana Dan
iels expect to leave tomorrow AFTER
noon for Chicago.
McCombs TO BE II.
One of the national committeeman
who also enjoys the governors close
friendship. was of the opinion tonlSht
that the governor would recommend
Mr. McCombs as national chairman
and advise against the division OF au-
thority in directing the campaign pc
tween the national committee ana u
campaign committee. Even at TINS
late hour, he said the governor hau
not made positive choice for treas
lrer of the committee or for chairman
of the finance committee. These were
matters, he thought, that would he re-
served for a last minute decision TO-
morrow.
"I cannot tell you, gentlemen, what
shall recommend to the nauonal
committee" Governor Wilson said to-
night when asked If he cared to IN
dicate the contents of the forthcom-
ing meeting: II am making sugges-
tions to the national committee only
through the courtesy of the committee
and at its request. To divulge what
those suggestions are before they reach
the committee would be in violation OF
the standard which l have set for my
self"
The tentative plan to have the par
tvs national headquarters in Chicago
NAV be changed If suggestion mace
by Mr.. McCombs this afternoon Is tol-
lowed
81 think that would be a good place
for the headquarters" he said "Or
course. we shall want to have an Of
flee at Chicago and another IN the
west"