The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-08-17
..RENKLLA" HE SAID.

TO THE KAHN
!! .RENKLLA" HE SAID.
The Big $500 Course Decided in Favor
of the Blue Racer.
In carriages, buggies and wagons, on
foot, horses and bicycles is how the
people of GoodIand went out to see the
great, big course between Lew PeebIer's
I Breakaway (Babazoon-Daisy b, and
Billy Walkers RenelIa (Walnut-Lady
Graham Glendyne), last Friday for a
500 purse and all the money in town
/ on the side It is safe to say that these
/ two dogs CARED moe money in this
course than any other brace of grey
| hounds that were ever brought to the
/ slips in the WeSt-a conservative mem
/ Der of the sporting fraternity puts the
amount of money which changed hands
/ on the result at $500 Besides this a
/ large collection of such property as
watches, diamonds, bicycles, horses, in
! terests and ownerships in greyhound
| pups and dogs, rifles and reVoIvers,
/ cigars, SUppers and liquid refreshments,
/ etc., were also wagered on the outcome
! of the course.
| The dogs were taken a couple Of miles
| east OF town and at 6:10 were brought
| to the slips and turned over to the
! tender mercies of Slipper George Mont
/ gomery and Judge W. E. Dustin. Both
| dogs were in fine fettle and promised
| to make the course of their life.
| After beating over mile of prairie a
| ''black- tail' was uncovered and the dogs
/ slipped at 90 yards. The lead-up was
/ conceded to RenelIa by close margin,
| turning the hare to Breakaway who
| worked the quarry a short distance and
! turned it back to Renella who hustled
| bunny along at killing pace for a few
seconds and wrenched it to Breakaway
again and Immediately after giving the
/ ''red lady, a go-by The 'EbIue streak
| kept possession for a couple of furlongs
| when Breakaway got in on go-by and
kept in the lead for straightaWay for
a half mile when Renella quit, Break
away turning the hare a couple of times
and holed.
The judge decided that ReneIla won
the course by her fast and close work
in the early part of the course, making
a run of points which Breakaway did
not overcome. This decision eVenS up
honOrs between the two dogs, each one
| having won a course from the other.
When the tie is run the winner can be
! justly crowned the 'Coursing Queen"
RAILROAD MEN READ THIS
And See What Republican Papers are
Publishing on ''Seabs."
We want every man, and especially
railroad men, to read the following en-
comium to the ''scab" which is being
printed in all Republican newspapers
in Kansas as a campaign document. It
appeared in last the weeks issue of the
Dark Horse, whose editor is support
ing and working for ticket that asks
your votes. This article is a slap in
the face of all union labor men and
their sympathiZers:
Judge J. B. johnson. special master
in the Santa Fe foreclosure suit, has
given a definition of 'scab.' which
probably Will go down in history.
United States Judge Caldwell recently
instructed Judge johnson to hear the
cases of a number of strikers at Arkan-
| sas City, who applied for reinstatement.
When asked by Judge Johnson why he
quit work, brakeman, who is also
president of the A. r. Z. lodge at Ar
| kansas City, said he quit because he
did not want to be called 'scab.'
When asked for definition of a EScab.'
the man said it was person who took
the place of a striker. If that Is your
understanding of a iscab,' said Judge
johnson, i want to give you my defni-
ton. l believe a 'scab' is free Ameri-
can citizen who decides for himself
when he shall go to work and when he
shall stop work. and does not leave this
to be settled by Mr.. Debs or any other
| man; 'scab' is a man who sympathizeS
with his home and family before he
does with the Russians and Italians of
Chicago, and remains at work, when he
has no grievance, to support them; a
'scab' is a man who believes that the
government and the courts are bigger
than the 4. r. U. and Mr.. Debs.
Say Captain, Whose Carcass is Putrid?
The editor of the Dark Horse dipped
his buzzard-quiu into gall and worm
wood last week which resulted in a
sickening howl against the Peoples
party. In an article principally abus-
ing Captain Osborn, he says: Can any
body tell why Pop Secretary of State
Osborn failed to refer to state politics
in his address last Saturday? Was he
afraid if he touched the putrid carcass
that it would give forth an unpIe 4sant
odOr? Did he deny that the fund rails
ed to carry on the campaign was sys-
tematically drawn from the joints in
the state which are permitted to run IN
violation of law" We refer the heroic
son of Mars to the following. excellent
article which was clipped from the
Leavenworth Times, leading Republi-
can daily of Kansas, and shows that
in making this howl about corruption
in the Peoples party state administra-
ton the Republicans are playing 'stop
thief game to throw supsicion from
the real culprit- Ashamed of the-state
Morrill,:
''The Atchison Champion whines be-
cause we question their honesty in sup
porting Morrill, We would simply re-
quest the governor to refresh his mem
DRY and tell through the columns of
his paper what he told Us about the
purchasing of the Champion, and also
make a statement Of the facts as shown
by the Champions cash book, journal
and ledger, with the exact copy of all
entries made therein.
1.-The Leavenworth Times wishes again
to assert. land it will continue to do so
as long as the facts are deniedl that
Morrill, has paid money to newspapers
and that his friends are using large
sums to secure his election And
we do not think there Is an honest man