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THE BEAUMONT gNTERPWiaa, FRIDAV, SEPTEMBER 83, 1904.
WALTER MYRICK WINS OUT
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Autumn Millinery
Hats for morning, Hats for afternoon.
Hats for evening, Hats for all occasions.
We are shoeing many
Select Styles
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DECISION OF SUB-COMMITTEE MAKES HIM
THE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
NOMINEE.
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in Millinury Circles. j a iTw,.tr. Voctav stf it Finallv.
History of the Case.
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1 First National Bank of Beaumont
2 Capital Stock 200,000
O Ourplu Fund 100,000
f, Undivided Profits $71,000
W. S. D wldson, President L. M. Hcbcrt, Second Msst. Cashier.
2 W. P. K. MccFaddin, Vice-President . Wicss. Director.
3 Frank Alvey, Cashier, .no. N. Gilbert Director.
W. C. Davidson, Asst. Cashier. eon R. Levy, Director.
2 f r.. nn,lPn. Director. lohn C. Ward, Director.
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W. C. TYRRELL, Jr., Asst. Secy, and Treasurer.
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OF BEAUMONT AND SOUR LAKE, TEXAS.
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Tin. nonunion! contingent returned jforson county nil four nnnii's appear
lusl nlghl from Houston whore tlio i"1- , .,, i,,.,.,
l ill! 1 1 in ai n hi i inn 1
the voles wore to In' regulated and In
wlmt manner tlu noniliinllou would
lii made. Chairman Sholnrs of
Orange and Chairman O'llrien ol'
lli'iiiininnt requested a mceilng with
I In? District Chairman Cwr for the
niiriiosu ol ilfcldlnir ll. When III.'
mci-lliiK was hold no arocmi'iit was
ri'aclii'd ilitrlnj? tlm inornlnt? and
.IiidHi! Sliolnrx roliirnod to OraiiK',
stalliiK tliat. ho would wire liaok his
decision as to whether he would ac
cept the "O'llrlen Idea." Mr. (Jreer's
Idea was entirely different from
either of the others and the final out
come was an unsettled liillns that
had nev.r been known before, where-
:by the convention vote or Jefferson
county was to be prorated in the
I event no one candidate could Ret moro
than the other thre combined, where
ins, the man settlnif the hlKhost vole
In OnuiKc secured that vole, because
I I hern were hut two names there. It.
liippenred to Mr. Myrick's friends that
trickery had bwn resorted to, by the
brliiKlnK out. of additional candidates
.here and the leavliiK of the names off
in OraiiKO. and they went to work 1o
thwart the movement. Mr. Myriek
received only a few voles less than
till his opposition combined, but when
the vote was all In. it developed that
no candidal e would be nominated by
reason of the peculiar ruling. The
Myriek men did not stop when the
election day had passed, but went on
and captured the precinct convention
that nit?ht. This insured the selection
of only Myriek delegates to the coun
ty convention nnd consequently, only
Myriek delegates to the representa
tive convention. Mr. Hordages, Mr.
Howen's supporter, 'was finally put. on
the county deluKation but that had no
reference to the Rett is fight except
that the general effort was 1o defeat
Myriek In any way possible.
The convention was called by the
district chairman. '' When the hour
arrived it appeared that Ihe Orange
county delegation, to cast three
votes, numbered ' fourteen, while
Ihe Jefferson delegation to cast seven
votes numbered, only six. The Orange
people wnl 'd their fourteen to domi
nate and elect the temporary chair
man, regardless of tlieir smaller vote,
but here the fight started and result
ed in the election ot R. A. (ireer as
temporary, nail later, permanent
chairman. Mr. O. R. Sholats of
Orange refused to withdraw with the
rest of the delegates and Messrs I. R.
llordages and (!. W. Hardy held
Orange county proxies. They also
remained in the convention. When the
nominal inns were called for Orange
county decliued to put Rett is" in nom
ination. Col. Hardy placed Ho wen in
nominal ion. Two candidates having
In... ii i nkeii out of the race, ll was
left between ltowen and Myriek, and
Mvrlck was nominated on the first
ballot.
A number of Orange citizens, in
cluding Col. Rett Is, appealed to the
stale executive committee and alter
getting agreements from both candi
dates to abide by the decision of the
sub-cotnmittee which met yesterday,
the case was put before them, with
the result that they declared Myriek
the regular nominee of the parly.
Illinois -l Central
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION RATES
BEAUMONT TO ST. LOUIS
SU..10 for Tirhrt Good Until Dec. 15th.
30.35 lor Tichrt Hood for 60 Pays.
$24.75 for TicKet Good for 15 Day.
eiee of Waller A. Myriek. the Demo-
jciiitlc nominee for repnsenlailve,
I was being contested by Waller li.
Hellis and the Orange deli-gallon.
The result of Ihe hearing before
jibe subcommittee was 11 unanimous
verdict In favor of Mr. Myriek and
this ends th(! matter becaiis,. both Mr.
Ileitis and hi" friends as well as Mr.
Myriek and his friends ugreed to abide
by the decision of the sub-commit let.
There was not a dissenting vole In
the ruling nnd Judge Sbolars, the
lriiUIKU IIIIIH.J llltl.l .11. til, dim. -il niu.
lii I Illusion that if Mr. Myriek was i
'mimed there would certainly be no
I other Democrallc name on the ticket,
'chairman Wyche (Jreer had already
instructed Ihe county clerk at. bcih
Heaumoul and Orange In plnco Mr.
Myrick's name upon the ticket and
there will be no further light.
The entire suli-cOmmiltee was on
band in Houston yesterday morning
wild Ihe exception of Mr. Mastcrsou,
who arrived later In the day.
Tim Ileaimionlers who were present
in behalf or Mr. Myriek. were: C. W.
Brooks, R. A. (Ireer, Wyche (Jreer J.
K. Weed, Oswald S. I'arker and I'M
Tinch. Messrs. H. C. llowen and S.
II. Mcflary were also present from
lleaiimont, though merely as specta
tors. From Orange there were present
Messrs. Waller I). Ileitis. S. W. Sbo
lars, O. R. Sholars, W. .1. Wingate,
Judge Holland and W. C. Stewart.
The meeting was presided over by
Hon. .lake Wolters, the chairman of
the dub-commit too. He first had read
the petition or plea of the Orange peo
ple. II was thou ruled by the commit
tee that the burden of proof would
lie with Hie contestant Mr. Rettis.
After this ruling the committee ad
journed until the afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
In the afternoon there, wero extend
ed addresses by Messrs. Wingate,
Holland and Sbolars, for Orange; and
R. A. (Jreer and C W. Ilrooks mr Jef
ferson county. The attack came prin
cipally upon the question of whether
or not Wyche (Jreer had the rigtu to
listen to tne voles of all present when
he called the convention to order.
and announced I lie election of a tem
porary chairman In order. Mr. (Jreer
ruled that he had no olllcial Know
ledge of who were or were not dele
gales until the permanent organiza
tion could be effected anil he could
not. prevent tiny one from voting upon
the preliminary or temporary organ
ization. The determining of who
could vote would rest rattier Willi me
credentials commit too later on. The
Orange people contested Ihty point
diarplv and although all other ques
tions, including (lie prorating ol l lie
vole, were gone over. I lie organiza
tion point seemed to he the I i nning
As to the question of prorating
vole, the Iteaitmonlers asserted
I lint Orange county had declined to
put Mr. Ileitis' name befoie the con
vention and Mr. Moore had already
u li hiliiiwn. Thiv left tile uueslloll of
prorating of the vole ImiMissililo
Chairman Wolters for the com
mittee, int fins 1 to the Orange ilclo-
gaitmi that they bad withdrawn too
soon and could no contest to division
.r the vole.
The discussion grew warm at times
though te best ot humor prevailed.
There was no evidence reached ln-
ciuse i lie discussion brought out tne
facts lullv and completely. When
ihe speaking was over, the committee
vv. lit int.. executive session lam'wiim
newspaper men lo remain Insl.ie
meeting, but requesting Orange
an. I I'.. aimi.nn to wlihilrnwl nnd tn a
f. w minute they decided by a iinaii
iiniis vote I'be lull live members vot
inm that Mr Mvrlck was Ihe legal
ti.iiniii.e aii.l -IhmiIiI lecclvo the bear
tv siippoit .f all Ik itHMTat in the ill-,
ti id .
This v:u ib. i-oiiii of last resort.
i'ie (tr.uii;.. tin lubern all Hinted
th-it i 'icy w.'iii.t vo'e mid tk foi
Ml Mvnck.
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The Beaumont Enterprise.
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