The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17
Plans About Completed for Rati-
foation Meeting and Banquet.
ALL REPUBLICANS INVITED.
Senator Allen VIII Preside ut Ban
QUOT June GO. e. C1aypooi 10
Act a. Toastmaster-Judgs Bal
finger Chosen as Chairman OF
Medication Meetine-vice Presi-
dent, and Reception Committee

Arsnrement. for the ratification meet
ing and banquet to be held June 4 ana
20. respectively, will be completed carry
this week by the committee or the hlhs
County Mckinley Club which mas charge
of the two celebrations. The committee
has already decided to carry out the pro
gramme Of the former Mckinley CLUB
by having the ratification meeting on tho
night of June q, at tho Armory. this to
be followed on the evening of June u by
a splendid banquet, as planned by the
King County Club, at which Republicans
from all over the state will break bread
with the Republicans of King county.
Judge Ballinger will preside at the rat
iacation meeting. June FL. At the BAN
Quet, June %. ex-senator John b. Allen
will preside, with Charles e. Claypool as
POSTMASTER.
Arrangements are being made for the
seating OF upwards of 1000 guests at the
banquet table. Tickets can be had OF
the general committee on arrangements.
including the following: Milo A. Root. u.
p. Edsen, w. II. Parry, E. P. Tremper.
Ellis Morrison, George Lamping, +. w.
Lysons and VIII Inglis.
1t Is requested by the committee that
Republicans from outside Of Seattle reg
lister their requests for tickets with the
committee as early as possible. The tick
cts will be 81 each. There will be vocal
and instrumental music at both affairs.
The following have been selected as
vice presidents for the ratification meet
ing. the full programme Of which will be
announced later:
Adair, Scott Calhoun. o. A. Tucker. Jacob
Furth, c. E. Remsberg, c. l.. Stone. F.
NJ. Webb, ]. b. MaoDougall. Capt Matt
Gormley, DR.. J. &c. Crichton,- J. Z. Hawk
II
G. s. Gleason. E. w Andrews. n. H.
Latimer. Y w. Dwely. E q. Ames. ].
4. Campbell. II; Chapin. w; n B Bar.,
Maj a. II. Foote, r. b. Nichols. Joe Al
e1anaer: $, b. Andrs T v n a: White y e
Herald. Capt. I. Taylor. Maj. J. r. Hay
den, s. w, Carpenter. DR.. X. w. schoenle,
c. b. Bagley. II. r. elise, C.; II. Lilly
Potts. ]. NJ. Wrestling. G. W. DIlling. r
C. Calhoun. Scott Benjamin. Mai. w. ".
Rinehart, Phil bernstein, r. NJ. Kin
near. John Stratman, E. B. Burwell. A
]. II. Powell, Ezra Herman. w. r. Bell,
Judge J: W. Langley; Joseph Dawes,
George <ittinger, F. II. Peterson. J. L.
Humphries, W. e; Stevens. T. Payne.
Burdett. James Weir. James Bogart. A.
Heinrich, T. McCauley, c. r. Frasch
]. S. Middlebrook. II. Bostwick. j. H
schively.. A. F, Hass, Morgan Morgans
George Van Derbeck, Frank Silfert. Matt
Malrich. Thomas Smith. Gottloeb Traeger
T. j. Kerr Thomas Christopher. Walter
James Sloan. l.. Cheadle. r. c. Tinnen
John Bissell, James Rogers. II. b. Madl-
son. David Medley. John Brown. Aexan-
der Turnbull NJ L. Martin. NJ. winett
Robert Cameron, James Bow, J. I. Steel.
George Newell. Julius Horton, NJ f.
Teachnor. J. c. McAllister. Fred Mantx.
8. W. Jacobs. A. d. Kingsbury. William
Il: Taylor, Carl Klaus. A. L. Rutherford.
William H. Lord. Frank Benham. F. NJ.
Hanson. August Lavegren. p. J. Smith
Gen @. w. .Iibbetts. John Dobson. James
George Bothell. James Holloway. J. p
vey. p. &c. Paulson. w, n. Boggs, s. p
Carr, Rees p. Daniels. Harold Evans.
tin Kyle, Dana w. Brown.
Following Is list of the members of
tho reception committee for the banquet
j. A. Kerr, Harold Preston. r. A. Bal
linger. George W. billing, G. o. Guy
r. II. whitworth. John F. Reed r. +.
Guerin. f. NJ. schraek James Wilson, J.
S eSns Il H L@Veioy F j. e 'eI Hs%kins W
L Po't mo carl Me9 w w F. w "a Nulfoop
99Ss1 IF r. p sp'o' NJ Huns Faon
c. +. Newton. J. c. Redward. Ivan /. n.y.
land, su,olire Baxter. Or. J. f. criehton.
G. L. Cornwell, y. II. Latimer. II. c.
Henry. $. /. Crawford. Walter Liyesly
A 3. Kerry. A. u. Graham, \. F. Hass.
Z r. Nettleton, John l.. Cole. r. II.
Spencer, Capt. w T. Ballard. Charles
Black, w. J. shlnn. 4. l. Rutherford, a.
McGllvTa, Capt. +. Cooling. Pliny l.. Allen,
Paul 9 Hedriok, Or w Powers, John
G Barnes, Nicholas schmitt; 4. p. Bur
stetson, Dexter Horton. Samuel Kaufman,
Rev. ]. X, Extrand. {. l.. Denny, w.
". Perr!go, II. F Compton, A. r. CRIT
E lsS s M,af Ro He Abrams ii0" c hS@
l.. A. Treen. W II. Lewis. J. NJ. +.
Atkinson. F. W. Hurlhurt. r II. Peterson.
II. c. CAwsey. 9. a. Duke. r. Sartori, r.
| II. A Austin. J. W. Lysons j. w Efau
| T. W. Andrews NJ. ) Lund d. O'Lcagy.
/. r. Knickerbocker. y. 2, ward N. u.
! g e. BOWMAN. ". II Pelton. VI. Gott-
Peter. Or TAYLOR. Henry Madison, r n
! ]. + cragwell. Phillips Morrison. Ernest
| Herald. Charles i. Burnett. lieut.
Georso 11@1mEns Harry n Matthews.
| J. J. Smith, Walter NJ, lu-e. George r. De
| steieuey. Reuben ". Jones. p. $ Town
! sond- Richard Gowan, Lyman Banks, @.
! \ Ndaie, W ?. 1r!;nhie. Berman schoen-
I Yssk. william chisholm. wan Ing.is. Dun
ran luNeF1rtfyt Daniel Jones. \ X.
/ Yerkes. JET blake. f. 2 Mullins. J Edgar
/ Brown. J MacDougalL VI. Colman.
1 Charles IsoNetoy. A. $ Kerry Robert
/ wright. lr ! l. NeaEie, James 4.
| HalEht. NJ r Dackus. J. 81 schlvcly. A.
/ Kisfler. Or. EameS. ur. Emory, Thomas
I McGIl X. II. Al6eTtsur. ". l. Thompson
Blaming the weather Man.
After the unusually balmy weather
! with which Seattle has been favored FOR