The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

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i-sassioasd address. lie was deep
y affected ~,
n !, the first time IN my life
Z ~ myself incapable Of makiuE
, speech. when came 10 this
esss years AEo a. a struggling law
vw never dreamed that / would
- candidate Cor senatorial hon
On "A alone elected.
4 Intended 70 speak an Import
Al, natter. bat cannot AN
ven ana tired. want yun to
kuex thAf vii represent In the
sssats every city. town. village
hsulw aad crossroads In the state
a washlnEou. ! shall stay N the
sssats e years. Tor ! shall Be
servani q the people. was
hDaaht I'D % believe an office
Aoldsr Is a servant and BOT a mas
ter
Charles swesny Was then called.
and addressed the legislature as
follows.
Il want TO say frankly that no
man IN the aai- 3 more satisfied
with the ssleetlou than l. none
prouder with the possible exception
q Senator PILES himself Ny friends
are well satisfied
This has f0ne more 90 create
harmony IN The republican party
mas any other thing IN the state.
an proud that AZ my time Of life
have the pleasure Of helping TO
ssaa a young man TO the senate.
hnd hope he viii remain there many
ysarz
sweery was given an ovation
Ehsn he concluded bis speech
ia bis withdrawal speech J r.
Ln6slsy. o. Spokane. said.
AT the commencement of the
contest ! had the honor To suggest
~ zane q q gentleman all q you
mos by this time that u Charles
sNseuy I nov am authorized By
Af sEesny 10 withdraw hls name
d favor 81 Mr. Piles. Twenty
asAi good and loyal republicans rs
ere convened in legislative halls
ION cas-; their vote fer piles"
Walter Christian. 81 Pierce IN
Eitk1rsvinK Fosters name. said
It Is apparent that the majority
E1nt Mr. Piles. and on behalf ~
Pierce county join heartily in
eongfaiulations 60 Mr Piles and
he King county delegation. I DO
% feel Altogether disappointed ]
'eepgnixe the sterling character
,oitiY and honesty Of SIR. Piles.
ne Ehoie state viii operate with
" Piles 20 make bis admlulsfra-
70 success. for be represents the
ntiFs state
] A. Fsieoner was brief On With
saving John l. Wilson's name He
Aaae simple statement
u J. MaioneY. the democratic
rspfssentative from Stevens coun-
?. treated a roar % laughter He
A1 Be uas glad that the state
3sh send q poor man 10 the sen
se and he lMal0neY1 would there
mfe vote for George Turner.
samuel r. Piles. the King eoun-
candidate f0f United States sem
~, ras elected on the 18th Joint
lai0t TO-DAY.
And King county for the second
ume 70 the history 81 the statehood
y Washington will BE- Represented
u ne upper house 81 congress.
hing county wins lts victory BY
Aeply standing pat
Last niEht the piles managers
Nsseede5 n securing the signatures
y legislators. piedgiua them o.
~ for the King county candidate
ne fifsf ballot This morning 1b
.'fe names were added 70 the let.
- total Is were drawn from al
NNpa From swesHy - names
Hs drawn. several from the Jones
soAinsencY. and several from the
Foster camp.
ne appearance Of J. y. Farrell on
~ scene TUNED the tide IN Piles
80 and assured his almost unanl-
nous election
me deal which clinehed the cleo
~ q Plies was brought about at
p,ia. hour last night after the
...,st 80 sWeanY forces had held a
~agsf o. conferences.
.Aese Conferences began Wednea-
~ aiteruoOu and ran well into
A. A. night Nothing further wa
~ ~ until yesterday afternoon.
A. ne managers Of the two can
go. s~tes and the candidates them
- g0t together and the deal
completed whereby Piles IL
s,sas assured u a seat ia the
u5s'onaire club a. washington
h,"asn The fuil dstaIis Of the con
vssi.s sfs known there Will be re-
nrs.. ons OF tbe nfuaotbest BITS OF
- ~ that has ever eharaster-
To- nc nan glints or Of washing
pss = = .Essspsd yesterday that be
a. .s1siiafirss a fofiUa hone 70
p.asf tha ssnslo saiD
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