The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-20
NOW HAS OVER
800 MEMBERS
Young Mems Republican Club
Makes Rapid Strides.
GOOD SPEECHES MADE
ny Influential Republicans Of
the City.

Lens Republican CLUB % SedeVlcE
soun5y last night 1s2 new members
we're elected ms brings the member
ship Of the club up to co.. a very crafty
ing large number. Twenty-six OF the
u elected last night were associate mem
bsrs Mr sHas Brown alone presented
the names Of sixty-th-ee persons Of
Cheney for membership. one application
made BIZ Miss loreuce White. of Cheney.
caused much discussion and was finally
aid aside for the reason that the young
zen could not agree on what should be
sCne in this case. The meeting was the
.-ost enthusiastic that has yet been held
sld the interest manifested By every one
= the great crowd present shows what
pirit Will be shown il ali The coming
work Of the organization for the princi-
res which w-I perpetuate these good
tines a speech made By Judge Thomas
Wall enthused the Young patriots
With g. stiu greater confidence in their
s1ility for protection and Roosevelt H.
Lade az eloquent and set heart u heart
nix. winning rounds and rounds o. APP
',ause for his learned remarks on the
.Ppermost issues Of today. His prelimi-
lEry aaecdote on Judge Walker. who was
resent. and his appropriate adoption OK
he embiens If the A. O. L. X. were
nlghtny appreciated Icy his audience.
Judge Wall, Ia his tax. told af SINH
ar incident 70 the one last night in the
lie OF Club 10 which Judge walker
md he belonged JUST such a question
IS The application of Miss White came
W. The young men could not agree
CT proper action II was left 20 Judge
WeIker. The audience waited IN breath
less anticipation. said Judge Wall
"sfter Q minute or two. Judge Walker
gave his decision in that very pompus
wEy OF his. II was thar he understood
that the men embraced The ladies'.
II speaking o. the most predominant
question today. the trusts and remedy
Tor the hurtl1l combine. Judge Wan de-
clared that II il was necessary for the
protection Of the home industries 10 be
modified. Jet II BE done by the Repuali-
cans who understand how 70 preserve The
prosperity in THIS land, and not by the
Democrat. with his ruthless hand He
Epoke With great fervor OF the just des-
serts due 70 Cuba In the way OF reci-
Roosevelt. Urging the members Of this
great and powerful SedgHick county or
ganization OF. Judge Wall declared thar
the age was one CT young mem thar the
great affairs of the nation rested on
young mems shoulders and that the
youns men can be relied upon Presi-
dent Brown. ia introducing Judge Wall
said that h. was under The weather. but
81 was remarked by everyone present
that his talk in no way showed in any
way lacking. II was mighty fine ore.
There were several good speeches made
ouring the evening besides that 81 Judge
Wall Judge Harvey. Judge Walker and
0ir. Folk all made earnest talks
The business of the evening was tho
adoption ct an amendment 20 the con-
stitution providing for the membership Of
5he executive committee % be changed
from FIVE to eleven. The COMMITTEES re-
ported that the Peerless HAN had been Sc
cured and now The meetings II the club
VIII he held here on The first and third
FRIDAY III every month This hall is in
the lodge rooms II The corner OF First
and Aain streets The progress made by
the executive coramitee Is worthy Of com
nsendstion- Il IS rov having the cocstl-
tution printed and q form Of merubarshsn
Application. President Brown announced
thu "Trip II tbs executive committee and
oficers 10 VALLEY Center tonight
Those active members OF Wichita
elecsed EAST nisht are rs follows
c. y Sawyer. O. NJ Smvssr. w IT,
Hoover. j. r. Tucker. Ray Worley r. ~.
Woodford Burt Budd Earl Nelson. ].
~. Brown. r. p Carleton II A.