Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-08-21 | Page 1 | Bryan Discusses Situation in Idaho

BH DISCUSSES SIIMOM II IDAHO Effort Will Be Made to Bring Together Warring Factions in-Gem State. ! FAIllYMEW, .LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 20. William .T. Bryan, Democratic candidate for the presidency, left here tonight on a j seven days' trip, In the course of which he will deliver several speeches and hold a three days' conference with his campaign cam-paign mannccrs In Chicago. Tho first stop will be at Des Moines, Iowa, whore-tomorrow whore-tomorrow night ho will discuss the tariff question. Saturday. Sunday and a part of Monday ho will spend In Chicago, and on Tuesday ho will be present at the notification noti-fication In Indianapolis of John W. Kern, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, nomi-nee, and upon which occasion he will speak on the subject of trusts. Two days later, at Topekn, Kan. he will deal with tho question of tho guaranty of bank do-poslus. do-poslus. and will return to Lincoln on August Au-gust 2S. Finds Tiuio to Talk. Notwithstanding his eagerness to complete com-plete his departure tho preparation of tho speeches which he is to deliver within with-in the next fortnight, Mr. Bryan found tlmo to hold several long-dlstanco conferences con-ferences over the telephone with his campaign cam-paign manager, Norman 12. Mack, chairman chair-man of the Democratic national committer-, who 13 at the Democratic headquarters headquar-ters In Chicago, and lo discuss the uoll-tleal uoll-tleal situation In Idaho with C. O- Stock-slagor. Stock-slagor. who Is the antl-Dubols candldato for United Suites Senator In that State. The subject matter of tho talk with Mr. Mack was not disclosed, and neither Mr, Bryan nor Mr, Slockslager would vouchsafe vouch-safe any Information concerning their Interview. In-terview. It was ascertained, however, thnt the Idaho situation wan discussed at length and that an effort will be mado to bring the warring Democratic factions together In the expectation of strengthening strength-ening the national ticket in thnt State. Hundreds of visitors rode out lo Fair-view Fair-view during tho day, most of whom wero afforded the opportunity of shaking hands with tho candldato. The moving picture pic-ture man was early In evidence at the Bryan home, having, as he said, como direct from Oyster Bay. Ho cxirrled away with him a number of films Illustrative of Mr. Bryan's homo life.