The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-17
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Cowichs to have some more fun. or at
least TO make fun for others.
The congressional candidates are also
reported to be doing we'll ON his tour
OF the Southwest "Col." Robertson at
tracted much attention. At every place
where he was billed TO speak the local
managers advertised a dance TO follow
the address OF the evening This brought
out the girls and boys in large numbers,
ana the colonel, while perhaps not win
ming many votes for the present purpose
has made himself we'll acquainted TO the
rising generation.
at the fact that Robertson did not ge,
under way before p m, and talked
along until near midnight, thus cut
ting short the time for light-footed In
diligence; but the colonel" himself a
devetee OF Terpsichore. sought to make
up for the disappointment by personal
participation In the joys OF the later
evening.
Mr.. Ronald recently made big hit Mt
a meeting IN Oakesdaie. In Whitman
county which was addressed by himself
and lion John X Rogers. who Is said to
be the fusion candidate for governor
Ronald opened his address with an ex-
PLANTATION of his changed attitude on the
question Of national expansion y Was
unique and 20 the point He admitted
frankly that he had. ne an earlier date.
earnestly advocated both In public ana
private the retention. Of the Philippinss
New that he was obliged 10 vigorously
protest against that policy he felt tnat
some explanation should he given. Ito
then told the well known story on inc
noisy parrot whls san, a,'er 81 u suassny
doused with water and shaking It's teath-
erS, exclaimed.
II guess talk too a~--d much,
This pat explanation Of Mr., honalds
brought forth much applause and the
speaker proceeded pleasantly TO ether
topics After dissertation OF an hour
and half some one IN the rear OF tue
hall loudly remarked
How about that parrot
And the meeting was brought 10 2
prompt close amid laughter anu genera
Rejoicing
Thnt othar great and good resermsr.
Chairman Martin J. Aeaoney, OF lhe
finance committee. turned up from la
coma during the week and what 90 you
Nothins less than $50 Of the hard
earned coin OF Angelo Nanes fawcett- ~
Gently the favorite son o. ths no, M, =,
fusionism opraSsd 10 TINS trhNHNshasi"h ~
chairman MAleney iahored long and
earnestly with MIR Faweett 20. weeNs
the eAs@ seemed hopeless. for Fswcets
VAS sarely Vexed IN spirit and weakened
IN ne financial strain prior 20 the ahleh
state convention, At length, after 1naW-
man Malonxs expense account "a lSeo.-
r,,a haa rua Up iu the neigheoghpod OF
$40 Mr. FRwceti ioeSened
THE praft on the deal Is not apparent
hat chairman Drum and Chairman fssf-
laine ard Chairman riersou acctpted ~,
Fawesttsa contribution a. evidence az bte
essa vii Chairman Maioney's expense
Account will be audited later
X
win shis money the tfiuns chairman
ehln plans for a monster Demonstration
axtfnat fsstitfartsm With which fhe can
psiGm viii b. brought 90 a close
The central egurr ami principel cfetes
foF this demonstration which per hap~ MI
h.. SVEN IN several cf the larger cities,
~ilt be Hon. JOAN r. Rogers. the nominal
Candidate 81 the fnsi0nists Tor governor,
SupDortsng him upon the platform vii
ee MS military secretary, MAJ F'etA-
shay Gen e II Fox, Col. James Ham
nton Lewis and MAJ and chairman 9ehh
\ Eaitague The 4ttartetts wtlk ~ course,
\, Nttirea 10 rgH rsGimrutals, Col. LAWS
WesriEx hts NewpVr; News costume,
rhe people cr the state must have q
practical manifestation 81 the evils OF
Eniiitarism II II takes every cent ~ fAw-