The sun., 1912-08-05
WILSON'S CHOICE FOR
TREASURER IS CRANE
chicago Manufacturer Asked to
Handle Democratic Cam \
paion Funds.
GOVERNOR Is HOME AGAIN
Had Thirteen Hours Sleep at
University Club and a Quiet
Ramblc Around Town.

.,,rr -ome fast work in New York. and
.edI mot have 10 break in on his Sunday
q, de- /, c,thcr. Except FOR the announce
men. of certain appointments like the
,ros,,lrorship. chairman of the advisory
,on,-nittcr and its members. the speakers
,,nl.nittec and several minor bodies of
mi % great i,nportan he left nothing
else in the matter of organizing for the
campaign to be done.
4. A matter of fact men have been
plckei already for the important places. In
anajcrity of cases he approved or sug-
ces,ei names OF men who are at work
Already. but ii has not yet been thought
bes; to make their names public.
The report which comes from National
Committeeman who are not AT Sea Girt
.o.nlsht il that Charles Il. Crane of Chi
aago viii be the treasurer and that SEN
,,or Charles A. Culbcrson of Texas will
no the head of the advisory committee.
as l.o was four years ago for Mr.. Bryan.
senator Culberson has been in New York
Tor several days and has frequently been
at Headquarters. II is not known down
here where Mr.. Crane is and the Governor
will mo; talk politics Oh Sunday night.
Late saturday nigh, in New York he said
simply that the treasurer has been
selected. but no announcement will bc
made until he has been connunicat ted
With"
Later tho Governor was pressed for
%" name.
I do not believe you will be able to
guess who it j." he replied.
although he and National Chairman
NcI ombs got over n great deal of work
A, the University Club during the -four
hours they werr together last night some
important and delicate questions remain
fnt. settled One il as to the advisability
%. the Governor gong up into Maine on
campaign tour. Members of the eXecu-
iiyc committee appear to be divided on
a." matter.
Gov N,.rshall OF Indiana. the Gov
| ern"r's running mate. is going up into
| Maine for a. stumping tour and he may
start ont soon after August To- He Will
rr IN N"w York city som" time Tomorrow
| .'d will come to Sea t,irt "Wednesday for
'." notification ceremonies. He has to
n" back III iidgnayoii- tor the 3Gh. when
ur = 10 b" toid about his nOininat ion
lt JUDI" Altou 3. Parker and his COM
mi 90, Thereafter hc Will be free.
N,rG il COMES TO tho tour of the Presi-
d.rtrI nominee there is another story.
~.uator Obadiah Gardner. Congressman
I. >. McCillicuddy. wno II Il inember ~
al ii! tho other Main" men are heggiig
"a. the Governor visit them before the
,sr.v september election.
Gov. Pla-ted and has friends declare
@npna IL, ans that the Democrats viii
AIRY me s>ta,c and it will be a good
,.r. for the party TO have the nominee
UaNed directly N 1t. Another party
"a. NJ the advisers is III favor Of going
d B.. iie slow aoout it. They ito not want
.. lunS II chap,c OF Receiving Il biacn
o.. early IN the game.
Tbe>" men do not want the Governor
20 'las" any political speechc, until about
Uctursr l. but in the meant Mo to accept,
INVITA- obs TO speak ut general conven-
ions in Ihs y,eini!fX; ftsS s'%ts fair and
reserve hi- FIRE in pcli'ics. stick TO the
front porch and make ready for a whirl-
u wind finish.
lt.' .Necutive committee will he here
Wednesday, nearly the entire fourteen
i rnefr will also be some old time national
conmit;"emrn like Mack and Taggatt
and i l. lIseiy that this subject will bs
trr"-hei ont one way or the other. The
Governor L. disposed 10 allow the COM
utter 20 lay out his speaking tours for
him within reasonable limits If he
m.,e., NJ hls mind he should go TO Maine
All hip uli; the brothers there he will
q. and perhaps the reception of his
speech o' acceptance may have some
ihrg ~ do with shaping up his opinion.
Tho Governor went TO bed in the Uni
vsr-;y Clun shortly after midnight this
moraiUg and it was few minutes after
! o'clock this afternoon when he awak-
enei He lad not been disturbed during
,he night hv any person or anything.
II. ar his first meal about O'Clock and
Thereafter walked across Fifty-four1h
street to Sixth avenue. There he climbed
On q -outhbound car and rode 10 Fort ie, h
street. where h. called on some friends
"ho wer" not at home. n. cam" out