The evening world., 1912-06-14

seated hinged on the legality OF two
conventions held at Tulsa on the came
day. - - -
This ssems 10 BE- Q question Of w.
racity." said senator Borah. Have you
Any documents on either side 10 prove
your statementsT'
Mr.. Hsney broke In to refer 10 gag
RUE In Colorado" directing his remark
to Mr.. Stevenson.
Il object 70 such . statement" satd
Thomas Ia Devine Of Colorado, who
held the committee proxy for that state.
The gentleman In insulting Colorado
when he makes such charges"
The two Taft delegates, Joseph A.
ON OF vihita and J. ". oiiiiiand OF
Holdenville. were then seated by viva
vooe vote. the Roosevelt mon votlAs
no." after q motion to seat the Rooss.
Welt dNsgates had been defeated.
Oc,ection to the presence Of Grant
Victor. United statea MarshaI for m
Eastern District OF Okiohoma, a.
member Of the National COMMITTEES was
made Just before the Oklshoma vote
by Francis J. Heney.
Il present . protest from the Okla
homa people" no said. against Mr..
Victor voting on this contest, on the
ground that he organised the boiling
convention. and that he ID . United
States marshai and . partisan on this
case"
RIVAL PolIrIcIANs IN A FIST
FIGHT.
Just after the decision thsrs was q
hst night between Victor and L. q. Dis.
ney and Patrick Dore Of westvilie,
Okla, Roosevelt adherents. outside the
rooms OF the committee.
The First South Carolina District, next
called, presented another one.sidsd ION.
test. both factions being credited Ia
President Tafcs Committeeman. Cap
ers. OF South Carolina. The committee
seated the contsstins delegates. Thon,as
L. Grant Of Charleston and Aaron r.
Prioleau OF Eutawviiie.
The contest from the First Tennessee
District was another hxht between rival
TAFT factions arising over local differ
ences. The National Committee by 4
viva voce vote seated San n. Wells and
r. p. Donnally
The two TAFT deieustes from the Sec.
ond Tennessee District were seated
without a roli-csil. Roosevelt men vot.
ing mo"
The two TAFT dslssatss from tn.
Ninth Tennessee Distract We're - % ed.
eli Roosevelt members votiag No"
There was no roll call.
This 10 n plain steal" shouted
Francis J. Heney Of California.
Hsney was white with rage. He
walked TO the front OF the hall and
waved his arms ct the Taft men.
~ plain steAlv' he shouted half q
dossn times.
HOots and jssrs came from the TAT,
men.
sit down." tho Taft men snaried.
Tell US about Abe Rusf AEAinl" said
Henry Chubb OF Florida.
Yes, I'll tell you about Abe Ruefv'
Heney retorted. ABE Ruef would have
been ashamed TO pull on . steal like you
fellows have Just done"
you don't like II. ehf' put In Senator
Scott Of West virginia.
I'll tell you that you are trying to put
over the entire country the rotten game
you play In West virginia"
A chorus OF bahs and jeers followed
from the Tart men.
Chairman Rosewater raped for two
minutes before order was restored.
The Tenth Tennessee District contest
was between two rival Taft dele aationa.
There were no Roosevelt contestants.
The committee postponed until to-
morrow the Texas. Virginia and Wash
ington contests.
20 far the oommsttss has heard
contests involving the seats Of liza
dslsvstss. II has seated I7l TsfS
Delegates snd ~ 8oossvslt men.
There are stiil sixty.sight oasss 70
be heard.