Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-06-16
STANLEY For GOVERNOR.
Kansas Republicans select tho Wichita
Man on the Third BALLOT Bailey for
Recommendations.


HUTCHINSON, Kan, June loon,
Stanley, on" will be the battle cry OF
the Kansas republicans this year.
This was determined by the republican
convention here Wednesday night.
when w, u, Stanley of Wichita, at
torney at law and superintendent of a
Methodist Sunday school, was nomi-
mated for governor, The nomination
was made on the third ballot, which was
in reality only the second, the second
having been thrown out because of an
irregularity. The first ballot resulted:
Stanley, 100; Funston, 14l; Seaton, 100;
Hood, 1870; Hessin, l2l; Coburn "a; Ed
wards, 49, Tn the third ballot STAN
ley began to gain early in the roll call,
and before 1t was ended there was n
stampede TO him. The result of the
vote was not announced. This work
was completed just before supper.
After supper the other offices were
taken up and the following nomina-
tons made:
w r. Smith, OF Wyandotte county, for assoc
cate Justice, on the first ballot II, IL Richter
OF Norris county for lieutenant governor, on
the second ballot George A. Clark, OF the
Junction City Republican for secretary OF
state, on the first ballot, George r. Cole, OF
Crawford county, for auditor, on the first bal
lot Mr. Cole was auditor during Gov. Morril's
administration. Frank Il. Grimes OF Wichita
county, for treasurer, on the second ballot, Will
kins withdrawing ON that ballot and starting
break to Grimes A. A. GODDARD, OF Topeka,
nsgigtnnt ntLOrnay Dnnprn1 under u nntvpu
| for attorney general, on the first ballot Frank
Nelson, OF Lindsborg. professor IN Bethany
college, for superintendent OF public instruc-
ton, on the first ballot w. j. Bailey, OF
BaileyVille, for congressmnn- at-arge on the
first ballot he receiving Soy votes; 1914 for
Blue.
The platform indorses the national ropub-
liCan administration, reafhrms the principles
Of the platform OF 1895, recommends tho
strengthening OF the navy, building the MIC
aragua canal, and anneXing the Hawaiian
Islands, 1t favors liberal construction OF
pensions laws urges preference OF soldiers
and sailors for ONCE, demands the sending OF
poll books to volunteer soldiers Of Kansas, md
that only enough convict coal be mined to sup
ply the state institutions II indorses Senator
Luclen Baker and Representatives Charles
Curtis and Case Broderlcls
Members of the state central COM
mittee, one from each judicial district,
were announced as follows: First, d.
r, Anthony, Jr.; Second, A, j. White;
Third, D. w. Mulvane; Fourth, George
D. Cook; Fifth, w. A. Morgan;
Sixth, Frank Smith; Seventh, John
S, Gilmore; Eighth, T., J. Funk;
Ninth, ], NJ. Simpson; Tenth, T. p.
Kelley; Eleventh, Charles Yough;
Twelfth, W. w. Caldwell; Thirteenth,
Luther Scott; Fifteenth, A. r, Bur.
rough; Sixteenth, George w. Watson;
Seven teenth, w. j. Rice; Nineteenth,
j. e Pollock; Twentieth, d. A, Ban
to; Twenty-Arst, d. A. Valentines;
Twenty-second, Cy Leland; Twenty
fourth, M. Albaugh; Twenty-ninth, b,
L, Slime; Thirtieth, Il. w. Wellington;
Thirty.6rst, Frank Price; Thirty
third, j. S, Simmons; Thirty-fourth,
D. j. Hanna.