The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-14

Beloit politicians like Dodge Mead.
can't get away from home wniIe the Ep-
worth League Chautauqua is in progress
IN Beloit, because they can do more po-
they can abroad
A. B. Adamson, editor of the Beloit
CsH has the homer of prefixins the title
gresham VIM Reeder. in article print
ed IN that paper several weeks ago Since
have used the term
Three Republicans have announced their
names for the legislature in Phillips coun-
SAYS thsi the two former aTa a9 Diese to-
Curtis and Long respectively for United
States senator, while the latter is betwixs
rate a lively scrap and hair-puIIfng time
is on in Phillips county
The Hoxfe Sentinel double-Ieads an ar
ueio headed, "A Warning" which propos-
es to fight the action Of certain RepubII-
cans In Sheridan county who want to
trade on the ticket for the one Office of
representatives That paper adds THE
parties who concocted the scheme de-
serve such rebukes as will send them SO
political light
Selden G. Hopkins, lawyer and for sew
eral years editor Of the Hoxie Palladium.
from the senatorial chair in the Thirty
ninth district In the session of 1901 by
absence Of several years on the Pacific
slope.
Beloft is no longer behind the political
pubIcan STATE t5cEet a1d new on rb en sci
list party of Kansas recognizes in BeEoit
and Mitchell county fitting place to
mated J. T. Barnes for Secretary of state
He is one of the pioneers of that town
Besides operating a nursery. he IS large
real estate dealer
Sheriff Joe Jackson. of Lincoln county
Is the author Of the term, jumping into
Congressman Reeder's irrigation ditch"
z1d r7rfrV 70 ha iv+h tie
trfct congressional committee meeting in
Colby last spring. when enough of the
Colby. ~
The expression was first used prior OF the
Sixth district congressional committee in
Colby last spring when enough OF the
committee jumped into the ditch to land
the convention in Norto instead of
Colby
1t must be that Miss Cora 3. Miller.
who makes the Sixth district for George
W. Crane. OF Topeka, is setting her pins
for some political plum While in Phil
npSburg she treated the county officers to
ice cream
Frank Lockard. postmaster at Norton.
hasn't been away from home since Kan
sas Day. January g. Between mails he
corn and harvesting his alfalfa His
boys in Inc for col. Jones and the baI
ance Of the Republican ticket
The question Is often asked if any one
naS seen (EFuS Anderson since the state
committee meeting in Topeka This is
easily answered He is cutting his big
alfalfa crop and blowing corn on his
farms in Rawlins county. Politics is the
least Of his troubles, just now.
w B. Lockwood. postmaster of St
Francis. out in the northwest corner of
the state, Is now claimed to have exceed
ed all the other fellows in shaping Repub-
ltcan political affairs in the west part of
the district Cheyenne being the first coun-
u IN the list and Lockwood having east
the three votes eleven times for the me
man. naturally enough gives kim some
prestige over the other fellows.
The Phillipsburg Herald, Pcpulist or
gan. printed at the home of c. NJ Cole
fusion nominee fer congress. keeps at its
editorial head the good words John Royce
said of him In his Dispatch when he was
nominated in the Beloir convention Royce
said some good things then and he won't
take them back now
The Mitchell county court house Is filed
with good and worthy officers yet It looks
as II none of them want to be renOrnf-
mated Not one of them has announced
his candidacy for reelection. not even the