The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-14
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used the weapon with force and there IS
more than one imprint Of the bottom Of
the weapon on the presiding officer
desk
The first thing that came before the
Woodmen during the afternoon was the
selection OF delegates 70 the head camp
at St Paul IN June. There were fifty
six Of them 70 be selected and each con-
gresstonaI district IN the state had their
representation. II did not take long for
the delegates 10 be selected and they
are al men active in the Woodmen work
J. G. johnson VIII head the delegation
from his district and VIII 60 10 the head
camp with che endorsement Of the kan
sas Woodmen behind him
Medical Examiner Contest
Immediately after the selection Of the
delegates 10 the head camp the nomina-
tons for the once Of state medical ex-
aminer came up. There We're a number
Of good nominating speeches and Judge
". T. Bland. Of Atchis0n county. was the
lrst man to be- recognized by the state
consul He spoke Tor some tine in enuu-
/ Grating the splendid qualities Of his can
didate and named DR.. P s Mitchell, OF
Atchison.
T. IT. Penweu vas the next man recog-
nLzed and placed in nomination DR.. Willis
j. s-oprs. His speech was interesting and
was one of the best Of the day. Dr..
Grove, Of Eureka was placed IN n0mina-
zion and was one Of the popular eandi-
dates in the contest.
The weil-knOwn politician, Hugh Far
RELY. was On the floor In an instant after
Mr.. PenweU had completed his speech
waving his hand 10 attract attention Of
tie state consul. Mr.. Farreliy was re-
cognized and stated that he wished 70
nominate Dr. Jones. Of Kansas City. the
present incumbent Of the Office, for re-
election. he stated that IL was only nee
essary to look at the past record OF the
physician To know that ne was the man
for the position.
DR.. T. NJ Tandy, Of Winfield was nom
mated for the position OF state medical
examiner. DIT. Tandy IS a resident OF
Winfield, having lived there for a num-
her Of years. He was cheered by the
members Of the convention when his
name was mentioned.
Dr. Weslowsky Of Jewell City was next
placed in nomination. His friends had
surrounded him and when his name was
mentioned they let the other delegates
know that they were in the hall.
Hatfield Makes Hit
The best speech of the day and one
which oocasiOned the most comment, was
that made by Rudolph Halted Of this
city in nominating DR.. NJ W Cave for
the position. His sayings were witty and
right to the point Tt was well known
by many of the delegates that Mr. Hat
field has a. reputation as an orator, anS
they save him earnest attention. When
be was witty they laughed. and when he
spoke seriously he had his audience with
him When the name Of the popular
Wichita doctor WIS mentioned his
friends gave him q round OF applause
which would have been gratifying to any
candidate
state Consul Tillotson Immediately de-
clared that the NOMINATIONS were closed
after 1Ir. Hatfeld's speech. Some one in
The audience suggested that the doctors
lire up for Inspection. This was done,
and thu delegates were given an oppor-
t1nity Of seeing the men who were can
didates for the state position.
Dir Jones Is Medical Examiner.
Immediately a fight was On regarding
the manner in which the voting should
be done. It was first moved that they
shouii vote by congressional districts.
ana then by counties. ard 50 On. Finally. .
some one moved that a ballot he taken
and each man vote for himself Four
-eilarS were appointed and the vote was
taken.
The first ballot resulted IN giving Dr..