The Iola register., 1902-06-20

OF Allen county an element compris-
ing a stalwart and desirable citizen
ship, whose rights and interests
should be fully protected and con-
served.
Earnestly believing that the un-
paralleled prosperity which has come
to all classes of our people during the
past five years has been due in large
measure to the practical application
of Republican principles, and that the
continuation of existing conditions
depends largely upon the continued
ascendency of these principles, we
plege our united and enthusiastic sup
port to the nominees of the conven-
tion and cordially commend them and
the principles they represent to all the
people of Allen county
Resolved, that we favor the strict
enforcement of all laws; believing
that IL law is good one it ought to
be enforced; and II bad one its rigid
enforcement will hasten its repeal.
Respectfully Referred
BY the Committee.
There was some opposition to in
structing our representative on
United States Senator and the conven-
tion opposed the idea. Deer Creek
advocated doing away with the pres
ent plan of giving the entire delega-
ton to the candidate securing ma
jority of the votes of the primary in
any precinct. They advocated pro
rating among all the candidates re-
ceiving a vote. This resolution was
laid on the table. The plank advo-
eating the prohibitory law was dis.
cussed and some opposition develop
ed, but the resolution prevailed. The
resolutions as amended and discussed
were adopted as given above.
The committees selected we're as fol-
los:
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
Frank Campbell, II. Longshore, VIM
Huber, @. b. Keith II. II. Jones, Il. S. Nickel
vey, A. Sleeth, ]. O. Woodin, F. N. Hemke
Morris Moseby, Gus Englehart, ]. II. Smith,
Watson Stuart, w. c. Afford G. r. Gard. j
V Merchant, c. w. Mcneil, ]. B. Atchison,
NJ. L. Decker.
CREDENTIALS
Frank Denny, J. b. Howe, ,EG Rhodes, w.
F. Young, s. Malcolm, E. 1. orowell, f. N.
Vert, Frank Nigh, j. w. Kelley, c. o. Boil.
Ilnger, N. L. Ard, o. D. Courtney, Ira .Noyes,
VIM campbell, II. f. Oullison. Jacob Gard, d.
p. Northrup, r f. Wright, A. Stoddard.
RESOLUTIONS
C. h. Southerland, J . NJ. Ruby, G. w. Smith
W II. p. Hart, j. @. iRoberts, Lee Barrow,
U. C. Brett, II. A. Ewing, James Wilson, w.
S. Lytle, O. w. Bacon, C. "A Reynolds,
II. Stewart, o. d. courtney, W. c. Teats
C c. Ausherman, S. NJ cooper, F.. l.. Travis
e. NJ Hosley.
The new county Republican Central
Committees chosen is as follows:
Carlyle-C e Sawyer, J d Chris
ian, M ] Smart.
Humboldt--Ad Sleeth, J Amos,
w Pickell.
West Elm-W F Kennedy, F S Nc
ielvey. c w Rennick.
Marmaton-John Laury,'J f Hobby,
: b Kline.
lola, fist ward-C G Ausherman,
3 d McClain, L L Northrup.
Second ward-E G Hough, f N |
Zones, w c Teats
Third ward--C IL Whitaker, c w
IcNiel, d f Bush.
Fourth ward-F L Travis. J S Det-
viler. J r Miller.
East ELM Q Roberts, c II Hack
icy, L Tredway.
Geneva-CL L Knowlton, j c Cornell,
'red Heinz.
East Cottage Grove-A p Wisborg,
elmer Sniff, r H Blair.
North Elsmore-Jesse Decker, N L
Ard, j NJ Samuels.
West Cottage Grove-E S Irwin,
A Stewart, c L Downs.
South Elsmore-C A Reynolds, j H
smith, w e Alexander.
Deer Creek-Wm Huber, G w
smith, Jas A Davis.
lola Township-M p Jacoby, j C
Noodin, Chas Arnold.
Osage--M NJ Cubbison, M L Decker,
NJ Hosby.
Salem--C o Bollinger, r H Ben
lett, L G Thomas.
WELL SCATTERED TICKET
But the ticket is the important thing.
t is a good ticket, strong ticket
nd winning ticket. No charge .can
'e brought that it is the ticket of any
lick or crowd, nor of any section, for
is composed of men from different
ARTS of the county. Miss Wilson,