Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-21

:, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MOE received an ovation. It is one hour before the convention will be called to order The nan Is rapidly filling An impatient crowd bars all en. frances. This promises to be the most exciting day of the convention.
 There Is a rumor afioat in the hall that immediately upon the opening Of the convention at noon. adjourn. ment will be taken until four o'clock this pm. This action is taken on account Of the delay in reaching an agreement among the members of the various committees. Reports of these committees are the first thing to be taken up by the convention.
 The police are having great diff culty in handling the crowds about the entrances of the building. Every avenue of entrance to the building has been jammed with humanity since ten o'clock The galleries are already packed.
 The hall is now damned to the point of suffocation. Florence Jacob son sings "On Moonlight Bay" ac- companied by the band. located in the band stand at the north end of the building at the extreme top. Her voice filled the building completely. 
 Chairman Root just appeared in the hall after being held up for fif- teen minutes because he did not have a guide as well as a ticket.
 rumor was afioat in the hail when the gathering of the crowd be- gan that President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt had agreed to relinquish their delegates in favor of a comprO- mise candidate to be agreed upon. Now comes the report that Colonel Roosevelt has officially denied this
 It is now time to adjourn the con yention from the time of converting until eight o'clock.
 The convention is called to order and Dean Summers, of the Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul pronounces the invocation. Deane Summers says there is an appeal for light and req son. He is applauded by the entire convention.
 It is now moved and seconded that the convention adjourn until four o'clock this afternoon, and the motion is unanimously carried.
 Apparently large number of spectators will remain in the hall during the hours between twelve and four o'clock. Many spectators are in evidence. eating lunches from boxes. Nearly all of the seats in the gallery are filled already. al- though the delegate sectioh look de serted.
 There is a rumor afloat that the committee of credentials adjourned at one o'clock until 2:30 pm, after considering the Alabama contest If this should develop to be the case, the possibility is that the credential committee will have an all night ses- sion and that the convention will ad- journ until an early hour tomorrow morning immediately after its meet ing this afternoon.
 It is reported that the committee on permanent organization refused to organize until the report on creden- tials is read. It is said that several members of this committee walked out of the meeting room. It is also rumored that the committee on ere dentials has reached, and is now con sidering the Arizona contest case. 9 pm.
 A shower broke out a few minutes ago, and the streets are lined with people waiting to enter the building. There was a. great scramble for cover and food. 3:O6 pm.
 The hall is fast filling with dele gates, the spectators seats already
 being filled. The movement for ad- jOurnment still persists, one alterna- tive being an adjournment until eight o'clock this evening, and the other an adjournment until early morning
 AS Chairman Root aSceDded the platform the house greeted him with great applause.
 The convention is called to order by Chairman Root
 The chairman is adjourning the convention until eleven am. tomOr- TOW.
 Immediately after adjournment some of the delegates started to cry. We want Teddy" The spectators ! immediately took il up. and the hall is now in a tremOr.
 The crowd refuses to leave the hall and are shouting, We want Teddy" They are shouting college yells and every conceivable noise. Just before the convention was called to order the lights were turned on and then turned out. After the demonstration the people still re mained.
 in Book 8 Records of Mines at page q