The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-09-23
ANOTHER WAR
Seems to be OF the Taps Down
In the HiIly Village.
The Newspapers and the Expo.
sitiOn Directors Fall
Out,
In Consequence Of the Manner in
Which the Reporters We're
Treated.
ANOTHER WAR

abSosSNs
1t doesn't seem TO De all sunshine GOWN
III INC shi"s " .
Mn, fro,n the ,,1ess Of Kansas CITY in ~
GARD 10 IN. poor exhibition of
articles and products at the EXPOSITION.
The naxsn,n-rs have foupd a new cause
for communicable manner in which their
re,ortens have been treated. One of the
shse,s e.n,es.es its sentiments in the fol.
lowing forcibIe language:
Wbile the reporters of the CITY papers
have wear after wear striyen to the>utmost
to furnish the public with detailed accounts
of the races generally working until day-
LIGHT % do it-they have from the yery
61.t wear been treated with less than half
the consideration accorded 10 cattle. Pre-
y;,ps % every E,no.i,ion a great bulalaloo
!. r,;ssd ;n.,be ha,rJ Of directors AZ TO new
ard wonderfnIIv great faciIitie. TO be ,er-
f,,c;ed for the press. and all sorts of assur-
.nce are made that tie old. old trials and
fluctuations are forever to be things of the
past. Exposition have come and gone, but
the new facilities, The common courtesies
and even decent acknowledgement oil the
services rendered ny those 10 whom
the week Is one oil unrenitting toll,
have ever proved al III !ocf eye.
FOUR YEARS
in succes.ion- il WAS the same old story.
With the steadily increasing charters. as il
were marked bv contemptuous treatment.
and lofty snubbing of some OF the rosetted
gentlemen. who, wearing the ribbon for
nonce IMAGINE themselves Gods of The very
loftiest degree. To them the newspaper
nan bafore the Fxnosition onens i a pen.
tIeman Of whom much. yery much is ex-
,.ac,eJ in advancing the Interests of the
E1nosition. and inst in proportion to the
actual labor he expends in distributing
printers INK broadcast, Is ne patted upon
the back, and assured that MS services are
appreciated. But no sooner Is the ExPosl-
ton larry under way, the weather Propl-
lions, and the crowds encouraging, than
the scenes are shifted, and In the place oil
the light, pleasing shades come dark and
forboding shadows, and one has TO
MOUNT A sTEP-LADDER,
o. ., .t 70 ,s, .nvxbere viii in r.,cb
- 49, p,,,o,nor, Aryho5v .rJ every.
l. Id IN hn
-, Ill ~ r.,,,r,er. and will n sIi, oi
FL r. .;hhon. ddIsd on; to Zach tb.v ar.
,hus hr.nd.J a. al M conseo,,spca What,
srar in ,be NAV ~ ,ccord,tion or conr,esv
60 f,r,s The mauaoem,.nt i concerned
r. a v..ar n, two 400 buIi-nan va.
81, ,,,, on,,.i,e tn. ;ndg,s, stand and ,
ali f.ncai IN in one c,r6er for IN. s,,.c;al
-, 81 ,,,,...,.-.ar mon A nolicem.n Wa.
% no nlac,.d AZ the cate and none hut news
paper men, actually engaged in reporting
the races were TO be admitted. That wa
the programme as ofhciaiiy arranged by The
management but Ike everything else with
the little coteEie OF directors who
Run THE CONCERN.
T, as.imnIv auo,hername for little dodp.
10 Inv their imrortapce ard the neces-if,
fo- Tom Dick and Harry 10 TAG about nj
,a- ,b.na sn,.Iica,;n, them for favor Will
,ba ai- of a kim and tle disis;ufuI SWEEP
81 The banJ Of . Caesar. one or The other o
these self-consti.rted monarchs OF the tx
uosition day after day filed the pen viii
fr;snds and I.ckevs and ali the front seat
invarisbIv taken long before tie commence
mon of the races the Iuckless reporter de
oiled ~ max. a fuIl and complete repor
81 each heat was Ief, TO climb = tree or q
d,own himself In the meantime the big
bellied autocrats, gaily bedecked wit!
varisated ribbons, would strut np and dow
the quarter stretch complacentiy glancln,
every now and then at the bun pen Packes
at their own sweet VIII, and untii the iol
lowing morning gave no more thought u
the aimiessly wandering rePorte
than to the poor unfortunate
VICTIMS OF TAX SALES.
TTnon reaching for their paper AZ tn
breakfast table NEXT morning and turnin,
% the Fxnosition report. expectins as
matter Of course a column of detail of eaci
race and discovering but little more thai
mere mention, these very self same mel
that filled the pen chock full OF outsiders
incontinently damn the reporter for hi
lazy stupidity, and rouudly curse the news
paper for want Of enterprise. This yea
things are to be marked by big chang,
sure. The race reporters were to have Tia
| upper story of the Judges stand eXclusivel
10 themselves, and no officer or director G
the Exposition was to force any pet or ia
vorite in the place thus reserved for bus
| ness. To settle this matter beyond a
question, the Board Of Directors requests
the reporters to assume control OF
THE UPPER STORY
,f tho s,.,a and mo, ,b. ..,.s, ,ssu,
onaas s ,ha, ,san I'D h. mne;nnhina,v s,on
- . .ha - .Irem;,D h", nns .n,s.:sa 800 =
~ INC . ,u,J so IN IN. ~. on a P.Je" -,
Nv o n,;, a.au,aS IL - fo., al
o;u,aJ % e. oan,rnI 10 a.,
, npi;; - ;,.n;.b , m.n % s,.n5 ~ ~
fno, 81 ,bs s,sn. 10 enforce rho TnIa
| Monday and Tuesday. matters were a
that the reporters could ask; nobody int
fered with them, and the races were take
without trouble.
ON WEDNESDAY
Mr. Davis and three ar four of his frien,
were made AT home in the press departmeu
and their presence in no wise interfere
with the taking Of heats a. the main 10
ton Of the story was left free. On Thur
day MIR. Davis and his party again mao
beadouarters in the stand and The qua,
10 the entrance was Instructed To Kermit
Others TO ascend. Soon This director con
menced escort;np friends IN. and oyerri,
| inc the guard and authority delegated