The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1908, Page 5

HOT SHOT HANDED Gpelltinter Aroused the! Republican Convention With Speech. these rockers extra special priced for Saturday— $1.25 . cat aaa } BY KENNETH C. BEATON. | CHICAGO, June 19%.—A man by Be name MoGee, from Mil qeskee, & young man with a strong your choice ‘gece and 4 long Gistance vole | with a cause that he eved tn | gad a det ation to be .heard o large quae Ses resin yesterday after jp HY of each geen for one of the most remark pattern § for ng onstrations ever wit-|f Saturday only poser eal convention ip apectal the Un . | From 1? o'clock tn the niorning got! a few minutes after 4 nearly 74008 people had sat and swel tered tn hoat They had watched the efforts of the Whe qoatin delegates to Inject x fig of tho La Pollette progres} @reaess into the platform had) watched the men from the Radger | @ate g down to defeat with col qe fying: had listened impationt BF and noisily to the nominating mperebes d the ries chow f t and ee delegates ch for Taft, and they Were lived and anxious to got | This Man McGee. An@ then came Mr. MeGeo followed Mr. Cochems, al Milwaukee, = Mr. Coch Sominaied La FPollette. and Smade @ spirited speech, but it was Yoog for ware ather | * Neither the delegates nor « tafors were sind to wee Mr. Met He ¥as 4 young man and they Were afraid be would linger on the platform. McGee had to walt for @reral minutes before they would Heten to him. Then when his op- portunity came he hurled a shot Oat across the main floor and up/ tite the galleries that brought @teryoue to attention He told them what the thought of & lot of republicans and others | ‘Whom would not give a man a @hance to do bis duty, and then SECOND Aver. SEATTLE. to se previous speaker of the day.) it was an appeal auch as few) young men would had the temerity to make from a platform upon, ‘ which wore seated the leaders of ‘With the closest attention given any 4 party that would read out of its) gpraker of the day he talked of ranks, if it could, all that Robert La Pollette and his tem years war), Follotte the Wisconsin | |& Wisconsin, and of his final vie-| idee stand for a fry. McGee did that which, of all) put this younx man was of the) Be apenkers, only his associate courngeous§ sort, and he looked | frow Milwaukee had done Hej straight into the eyes of the} of the people and their) grand Patters” ax hia words of (Reeds, not of the republican party; mendation and praiso of La pend what it needed in order to | potlette rang out clear and strong Win oext fall And when he had ceased. for « His Words Ge Home. moment there was silence And his words went home into| Then the storm broke and @ery nook and corner of the tm-| For xearty thirty minutes it!» Bense Coliscum. His intense ear.) roared ba and forth and from ok hold of the free men ide to side of the big convention | —_— <emees | Raft j Pennants with the face Follette thereon were waved aloft 'The mame of La Follette from s/ thousand thrente could = be beard above the din Women clapped their bands wnived thetr hand keretiets men stood up on | chair and yelled. ° | La Foliette Oemonstration. Some one prodoced a flag from somewhere with the picture of! | Roosevelt upon it, and the demon-| strathon grew. Then, as al! things must ond, this demonstration ¥ minutes later William H Taft was declared the nominee of the convention of president of the United States A yell went up such as ts heard| jat a ball game whe WHERE CAN YOU FIND suen| | FACILITIES FOR ENJOYING) CAMPING AS AT SEACOMA) BEACH? AND THERESY SAVE FROM $199.00 TO $150.00 ON YOUR Jating library be Second-hand Autoptancs j as low as $350.00 with free use | @ the music Hbrary. Votes tn Oar great voting contest will be allowed on all cash payments. 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And it died away Just as quickly And today a and what it mw index of the ders. a. j | 1 { | | The sew beat “Venus” leaves PETOMIANG. Galbraith dock at 10 a m, 2:39 Including free use of our circa {and 5:20 p. m., and leaves Seacoma || Heach at 7:16 a m. and 12:30 and | | Extension of Our Wait-On- oe asl tage Any Suit in the House, Saturday $15 No More—No Less Annual Yourself Sale Saturday, June 20 Any Suit in Our House On Saturday Made to Order for A protest leat il not permit the commod |people a volee ta thetr own af-| | faire. And last night the delegates | were given their orders again, and| today are choosing for vice preat |deat the man named fo those or Money's Worth or Money Back Our $3 Soft Hats If you've never worn one of our $3.00 Hats, you have yet to find out what a good hat you can get for that amount of moncy Not only are they good hats for wear, but they have the smart style you find in our higher-priced goods. We can give them to you in all the shapes that are being worn this season, and in sev- eral colors — prays, tans, black, olive shades, browns and fawn. Other Hats from $2.60 to $5.00 * In a Straw Hat for $3.00 we have a par ticularly good value in arough straw. Not only is it a very stylish-look ing hat, but it will stand the knocks of daily use much better than the ordinary straw. It is rather low in the crown, with a dark blue band—almost black. Ask the salesman for the “Bowden” 00 Hat t, Hats $2.50, $2.00, $4.00, $5.00 and $7.00. King Broce. oO. Correct Apparel for Men 805 tet Av 719 2nd Av. Oth! Colman Bidg. Near Columbia ver vor ssaaem” ht, with Sat podbatany S - Soledieng|.~ Mave ct Ssracranse = || MOVING, PACKING, QUT FREIGHT ook the erage Corton ghey, ° es ‘wat nny of tH he” by rat gen i othe Mas Canua* "sree o eating Mee Dew amd Mesie, = * 3 ' ‘." 22 : 2 ¥. ee eee reer UIE MTT rc rr eT i } ! $15 No more, no less. Remember, this is for Saturday one day only. 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