The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-31
lfAT DAY N OLYMPIA.
xrxprp pEMoxsrRATros TO RE-
PUBLICAN CANDIDATES..
x&rrs. Frsnk and eastman Greeted
- Enthusiastic outronrtnG OF
Casisens cf Thurston and MASON
Cosnsies-Bfg Maiorfsfes This Fall

ES..e4si pfkpafth to the post-rnteiiigeneer
MI YNpIA. Oct. M.ff Ia doubtful IL any
~ !u the state has gwen Senator Frink
q ere hearty and enthusiastic reception
sI~n the Republican candidate for gov
S~os met IN Olympia today ard This
sysnlnr. seEaser Fvank and Congressman
fxshfnsn arrived In Tits city from Grays
NxAor AZ o'clock p. N. They WEI met
\ q ne train bv large crowd Of citizens.
xa4sd By the reception committee APP
sstnted by the Republican central com
41sis~ ana : hand.
u the distinguished citizens alighte3
aers the trasn they we're greeted by rous-
- cheers from the crowded platform OF
~ depot II Ii worthy Of note. here.
Nj Gov. Rogers, who was bound for
fYcoma. was spectator OF the greet
~ given 10 the man who IL TO succeed
~ Is CHIEF executive or the state. Dur
n ths DAY. Senator Frink and Congress.
~ CMshman uset many citizens Of this
~ arS were entertained BY the reception
nsmfffee This evening the greatest po-
Nxsi rally the city has ever seen was
r5vsn at the theatsr The citizens quests
IN escorted from their hotel to the
ih6Assr b. the band heading a long torch
mi procession. All along the route Are
46gks wsro set on and music and cheers
sAestef the popularity Of the candidates.
/ III. Secretary of state J. n. Price pre-
S1ed at the big meeting. and introduced
1Sexrs Frfnk ara Cushman. ard the RE-
prssiaan tfsee t-luh rendered campaign
muks The rally was an enthusiastic one.
III fart, the nosf enthusiastic meeting OF
m campaign. Cheerine was frequent and
~ hearty. THIS rally stfests more than
isNihinF else the big majority that Sem
afw Frfnk and the Republican ticket will
spretse In this eIsy and county on No
ssmbsr O.
Ershasfnsm Aroused.
Nj. rrlnk referred briefly 10 national
hsnss. ani addressed himself 20 matters
maf concern the citizens OF the state.
spnlsfes claims Of economy ard integrity
III office II was a ringing presentation
NJ sfate assures. showing the need the reo-
ps have for doing away with the fusion
n4tfods Of conducting public business.
The only reference be made TO the state
sApssai building Max In connection with his
Yssnarks ON srsse and FALSE economy as
f6sesfi nv the twa parties who have been
IA power The Rogers administration. he
sxid had, eut or all the nsonsy used. by
tAsn expended baf 80. 40 on permanent
us6e6 the fsrf that the basement for .
eAyasei building. bnils under Republican
auspices. had been allowed by the fusion
esteiais 10 IN to ruth and decay. citing
this ~ nne illustration Of the false cceno-
MT p1aetirea ~ the party now In power
iA tho state.
Mr. Frink was repeatedly cheered
throughout his address. and made 4 SPLEEN
"a impression on the great audience.
Congressman cushman made a stirring
aptseh on national issues. rousinx his
"a ts~a4 &xxtk Ia f4xa
3sxticns nf approval
Il was tba greatest meeting ever held
n Ihursfnn county. ana was marked ny
intense enthusiasm for The entire R.pan-
Boar ticket Crowds were present from
~ parts ~ this county and from Mason.
sssa fise messing IL sure to result in good
ssisf In November