Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-12-25


persuaded by his many friends throughout the
state to permit his name to be mentioned for
state printer We are personally acquainted
with Brother Champe and his clean, bright, en-
tertaining paper has been welcome visitor to
the editor of the News for the past three years.
1t is always ready to speak for the peoples
cause, and for human liberty and Justice Per-
sonally Mr.. Champe is thorough gentleman,
and one that would give the state honest and
honorable service. He is old in the reform
cause if not in years, having had quarter of
century's experience in reform and the printing
office. The News would rejoice in his success
and extends best wishes to his boom.-Inde-
pendent News, Girard Kas.,
w. o. CHAMPE, editor of the Garnett AG1.
TAToRo one of the many able Peoples party pa
pers that comes to our table, made the Times
pleasant call and talked over coming events.
Mr.. Champe will throw his liue into the troub-
led waters for the position of state printer. The
fraternity will make Shows third term doctrine
apply this time. Anderson county is a good
place for this pie to go to and under Champe's
management there will be no political skull
duggery or moral scandal.-Ottawa Times
NEXT week we will have something to say
in regard to the election of state printer by
the incoming legislature, and shall use our ef-
forts in behalf of Hon. J. E. Latimer of the
Pleasanton Herald. We have candidate in
county, Mr.. w. O. CHAMpE of the AG1rAroR,
but we promised our weak assistance to Mr.
Latimer before Mr.. Champe was a candidate,
and hope he will pardon our action. Had we
not promised, Mr.. Champe would have been our
first choice. Westphalia Times
WE learn that our old friend, w. O. Champe,
editor of the AGITAToR at Garnett, is an as
pirant for the position of state printer If
there is anything in good faithful work and
true reform, Champe should have the place.
He is not only one of the first to advocate the
cause of reform i'll this state, but is Arst-class
printer also. The CHAMPION hopes to see him
knock the persmmon and truly thinks there is
no worthier in Kansan. n.-McLouth Champion.
w. o. CHAMpE, of the Garnett AG1rAroR,
is putting up strong showing for the state
printership. We know of no one more deserv-
ing. He is pioneer in the reformation of
Kansas and has always stood up to an empty
rack. He has our consent and best wishes
Burlington Jefersonan
BRO. CHAMPE, of the Garrett AGITAToR,
has SHE'D his castor in the ring for state
printer. Bro. Champe has done valiant ser
vice in the cause of the reform movement and
should the legislature elect him state printer,
the honor would be we'll bestowed, and the DO
sition given to worthy and competent man.
Olathe Tribune.
Bro. w. o. CHAMPE, of the KANSAS AGITA-
TOR, has been urged by his friends to stand for
state printer, in the SunAower state, and an
editorial in the last issue of his paper on estate
Printing" has clear ring to it.--Coxeys
Sound Money, Massillon, Ohio. te
w. O. CHAMpE, one of the editors of the
AG1TAToR, is candidate for the Office of state
printer of Kansas. He is practical printer
of good standing and with twenty-five years ex-
perience.-New Era, Springfield, Ohio
OUR old friend, w. O. Champe, of Garnett,
Kansas, has been brought out as a candidate
for state printer for Kansas. Mr. Champe is a
practical printer and as straight as string.
Just the man for the pace.-Herald, Atwood,
III.
w. o. CHAMPE of the Garnett AGITAToR is
A strong candidate for the state printership.
Champe is all right and would make good
state printer. Advocate, Yates Center.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year