The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-03

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man of fhe platform committee re-
ported that the platform could not
b. shaped up before = O'clock Tho
report Of the credentials committee
vas adopted the committee having
reported that there we're uo con-
tests
AZ this point Chairman Graves
ruled that the report Of the conn
mttter ON platform should Come be-.
fore the report Of the committee on
rules and order OF business and "a
motion "a adjourn was made and
voted down IN appeal from the
ruling of the chairman Was made
and the chair vas not sustained.
When the report of the convention
committee un rules and order ot
business was read the first real
trouble In the convention began
The committee recommended that
Maurice lankhornc. OF lewis eouu-
~. b. made permanent chairman
and that the other temporary Off
eufs b. made permanent
Included tn the report was a rcr-
ommeudatiun that judge Marx A.
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for The supreme bench
pcieEats sugely. 90 Yakima. CO.
tected vigorously fo clause pfasli-
tng f1F THE HHHaFsrrwut Uf tulEe
Fullerton eu the republican ticket
far recollection as iuiEe q the state
supreme =uuIt
suNe.F aided - Vance. of THURS
TN and several Pierce county dole
esates. sought e. break The SLATE hy
repeated motions % adjourn aud
other HIIhusterIHE tactics. sulseIY
vas The mahaerH 60 William Black
man campaign Ter lieutenant gov
eHnaf. and by many lt VAS believed
that the Yakima man not eHIy
sought fa prevent the slate Ea.Hr
through. zHrS ms abe nomination Hf
position bat that hc meant ts HpHet
al thc carefully formed Faus af enc
headers ana restore himself ta HHHrr
ard Influence in Democratic saHu-
els
Back ~ 90 thls however Hss
Sflsfiy r.tIn purpose 81 trying tu
prevent Hhe endorsement 90 FsaHer-
ten So rs fa fnf#= fhr nomination o.
i've druIaEr1tie eandIdaIeH faH Hu-
pFFute iudHe FHa. has It been ace
eeFn plisheH veuII have materially
aided the fortunes of Judge taakir
Of NakIuza. SniTaIEa client
The ruH calls asrr necessary 90
pat e quIaIus ON Mr. snIEsIy after
a heated Debate. IN which Robertson.
the Turner leader 20 sHukHuFz jay
q
KING made strong speeches for "a
ma PAT isstu Judiciary. the cansru-
ttan b. two EhHria vote adopted
the report ~ the committee eutars-
tng Judge Fullerton and providing
fur the nomination Of only ore jas
IT, % the supreme court
The motion 20 adopt fhe report
va3 then carried hy roll call AYss.
80 nays 2i1 The convention
then adjourned uutll 4 oelock
All was smooth sailing az the
evening session. The band PLAYED.
the DEB zates cheered and the crowd
yelled. Bryan vas eheeret and
when Temporary Chairman Graves
called the convention together.
shortly after 4 O'clock. every seat
On the big Beck fhsater wnH filled
and the crowd had worked itself
up to that enthusiasts point where
~ might - termed a sure 'nuuNh
cemocFafie gathering
~ J. fanKhorur. % Chehaits uho
Nas made PERMANENT chairman az
ths evening session. delivered n
Taaknifieent speech. In whirh be
hruuEht forth the strong points 81
IRE campalEu His reference 10
Judge Parker. deunoeratie nominee
for president. evoked cauflnued ap-
Tlause. the delegates leaving their
seats and Hsarchina up and down the
tseater. wildly waving their banners
ard flags For ten minutes no buai-
uesa NaH transacted and e. the tire
Of -DiNi~ she democrats cohorts (
yelled themselves haarae. Next
canae fine reference 10 " 81
Bryan and the following Demon
HtFafio1 exceeded that sIvcu the I
naute % Parker.
The honor % presenting the name I
~ George Turner 20 the convention ]
q Il % g. q. Heifner. Of King com I
~. Mr Heifner made an eloquent [
address 81 zope length.
When Mr Heifuer concluded hts i
Nominating speech the convention
burst into a Demonstration which /
vas prolonged Tor five minutes A
Tag on which vas fastened a naF-
trait OF Turner vas lowered in /
front Of the stage. and this caused
a fresh outbreak u applause For 4
n second time a tFiumuhal process
son was formed. and Chairman I
Iaughorne waited untll the demon
Etration subsidized. Jay Allen moved /
that the nomination be- made unan-
imoss The delegates got 10 their .
feet when the motion was put and .
another demonstration ensured /
y hieh DID not end until the band /
started a patriotic air.
when the name Of Stephen Jad
Hon was presented 70 the convention I
By Judge Robertson. Of 3pokaue I
there was a spontaneous oufburat 1
from every part Of the hali which
was second only % the ovation /
given % Turner The members ~ |
the Pierce county delegation had |
supplied Themselves with red ban
dana handkerchief and these we're
waved In nroiusi0n about the hail I
A speech from Judson Wa demand I
81.
Jadaon. being escorted 20 the
platform. provoked another ovation.
lastluR some time before the chur-
man could Introduce him. With /