The Globe-republican., 1900-10-18
WASHINGTON WHEELS INTO
LINE ON EXPANSION

County Republican Committee 1888
Geo s Courier. North Yakima,
secretary Silver Republican State
Central Committee 1896 Expan-
sion.
L. c. Whitney. Everett. former
prosecuting attorney Snohomish
county Finance and expansion
r n Sanders, Entiat, Chelan
county, business man. Expansion.
George Donworth, leading attor-
ney of Seattle Finance and expan-
Josiah Collins, leading attorney
OF Seattle. Finance and expansion
s. NJ Shipiey, attorney, Seattle,
Silver Republican organizer and fu-
sion nominee for state senate 1898
Expansion.
Richard Gowan. attorney, Seattle.
Finance and expansion.
Col w NJ Ridpath, mining man,
Spokane, former Republican mem
Der and speaker Indiana house of
Representatives: manager George
Turner's senatorial fight 1897 EX-
pansionist.
". II. PIunner. attorney, Spo-
kane, elected to state senate as fu-
sionist 1896. Expansion
Col. J. J. Weisenberger, What
com, fusion campaign speaker 1896;
original Silver Republican; major
First Washington Regiment Nolun-
teers in Philippines; delegate to
Republican state convention 1900;
present colonel Washington state
National Guard. Expansion
y. G. Haight, business man. Aber-
deem. lifelong Democrat. Expan-
sion.
Col J. J. Tolkas, Aberdeen, mer-
chant, lifelong Democrat ENpan-
Mark Payette. Aberdee1. mer-
chant. Expansion.
l. G Crowtherx. Aberdeen, retired
II PIar.bord f~bi.7ac4,r,, Tef-
ferson county, former member board
county missioners, lifelong
Democrat; now president State
Dairy Association Expansion
r. ]. Chard, Port Townsend, nler-
chant. lifelong Democrat; IS for ex-
panslon and against Democratic
pro-Boer sympathy
Charles Pink, Port Townsend,
form er city councilman and appoint
ed customs inspector under Cleve-
land administration. Same reasons
as Chard.
4. n. Godfrey. Port Townsend,
former county surveyor; appointed
deputy collector customs under
Cleveland administration Expan-
sion
J. c. Pringle. editor Port Town
send Evening Call Finance and
expansion.
F. F. Marble. North Yakima.
elected county surveyor 1892; nom
mated for same office by fusionists
,Iares for Mckinley
John Louden, leading business
man North Yakima. Expansion
Judge C @. Austin. Seattle, former
member state senate and elected
police judge Seattle on fusion ticket
1896. Original Silver Republican.
Expansion.
Scion T. Williams, Seattle, Silver
Republican, elected to state 1egisIa-
turc as fusionist 1896. Expansion
w a. Peters, attorney, Seattle;
former Democrat. Expansion.
n. J, Craig, Everett, chairman
Populist County Convention 1896;
member city council. Expansion.
John McRae, Everett, lifelong
Democrat and leading party work
er; former city councilman EN-
pansion-
a. w. CrisweIl, Everett. leading
PopuIist. Expansion
Harry Knowles, Snohomish, fu-
sion chief deputy sheriff 1S96-'9S-
J~ N. Holden, Orting, Peoples
Party organizer 1896. Expansion.
James Coplan, business man, Ort-
ing. Expansion
Henry Beckett, Orting. assessor
Pierce county 1896; elected on fu-
sion ticket. Expansion.
Fl p. BuIger, Tacoma, People
Party speaker and club organizer
1896: Republican organizer 1898.
Expansion.
NJ B. Harden, Seattle. fusion
speaker and organizer 1S96-'9S.
Member King County Republican
Convention 1000. Expansion.