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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-21

years. In Fountain City. Wis. 1t cured
Hon. Jacob Sexauer, a gentleman Of 90.
who suffered for 80 years. In Perrysburg.
O., it cured gentleman 20 years old IN
Heron Lake. MIMI, it cured Mrs. John
Gehr, who had suffered for 80 years Rev
C. Sund' of Harrisville, Wis, tested this
remarkable cure on two members OF his
CONGREGATION, one who had suffered Is ard
the other rs years. both were completely
cured In st. Louis, Mo-, 1t cured Mr.. F.
Faerber of The Concordia Publ. house. In
Sayies, Is years Of age, who was so Grip
Bennington, VT, 1t cured an old man
whom the best physicians of Worms and
Frankfurt, Germany, called incurapis,
This old gentleman had walked Tor ~
years on crutches, both legs having been
lame. He can now walk like young man.
Even prominent physicians had to admit
that "sIoria Tonic is a positive success,
among them Dr. Quintero of the Univer-
sity OF Venezuela, to whom 1t was recon-
mended by the United States consul. In
thousands of other instances the result
has been the same. 1t cured many cases
which defed hospitals, drugs. electricity
and medical skill, among them persons
over rs years old.
Mr. Smith will send a trial box, also his
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remarkable remedy and there IL no doubt
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Mr. Smiths address in full IL: JOHN A.
SMITH, 829 Germanfa bldg, MILWAUKEE,
Wis.
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KANSAS FAIRS In 1902,

Following il a list Of fairs to be held In
Kansas IN 1907 their dates. locations and
secretaries, as reported to the state Board
Of Agriculture and compiled by SECRETARY
3. D. 1soburn:
Alle>. County Agricultural society-C H.
Wheaton. secretary. lola. September rs.
Barton County Fair association-James
w. Clarke. secretary, Great Bend. beptem-
Brown County Fair assoctation-orant
W. Harrington. secretary. Hiawatha- Au-
gust 27-2s-
Butler County Fair association-H. NJ
Balch.. secretary. El Dorado. September
Chautauqua county-Hewfns' Park and
Fair assocfation-P- N. whitney, SECRETARY,
Cedar vaie.
The Kansas state Exposition Company
Fns sto Ella sher end rscs
Sfay County Fair associations. e.
Hopes. secretary. Clay Center. September
Marshall County Fair association-E. L
Miller secretary. Aarysvtlle. September
Coney County Agricultural Fair associa-
tion--J F. Woodf15d. secretary. suriins-
Cowley county-Eastern Cewley County
Fair sssociation-J. H Henderson. secrs-
Finney County Agricultural society--Tred
Minis. secretary. Garden City. August Il
Franklin County Agricultural society
Carey N. Porter. secretary. cttawa- Sep
Harvey county Agricultural seciety-
John e. Nicholson. secretary. Newton
5scfson County Agricultural ana Fair
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BREsNAHAN,s-WoRK.
New York Player to Receive Salary
of SIS. 900 Next Season.

New York. Aug. 21--Roger Bresna-
han, who recently Joined the New York
team, coming to this city from the Bal
tirnOre club. will next season be one OF
the highest-priced ball players In the
profession, ranking with stars like Nc
GRAVY, Kelley, Lajoie. Delehanty, Wad-
dell, Collins and Griffith
Bresnahan stopped in Toledo. his
home, for few hours on his way to
Chicago last Friday and exhibited
contract with the New York clu3 for
1903, which stipulates that he shall re-
lceive $500 for the season.
j Bresnahan was a pitcher up to the
time he joined the Orioles in the spring
of1901r It was through an accident to
jumped in one day to help out behind
the bat. He did SO well that Robbie de-
termined to make a catcher out of the
pitcher So well did Bresnahan develop
that he soon became one OF the best
backstops in the American League,
catching ~ games during the season.
In addition he established record
by playing in every position on the nine
in one or more games during the sea-
son and acquitting himself creditably
in all.
When John McGraw made the Balti-
more deal he made sure of Bresnahan.
Up to date he has shown himself the
best catcher New York has had in years.
besides doing well in the outdeld and
at shortstop.
Bresnahan is a very handy man with
the stick, particularly in a pinch. In a
recent game with Chicago he saved
New York from a full week of defeat
With two men on the. bases Roger got
in "Dave Orr sacrifice'<-a smash over
the right field ropes-good for three
runs and the game.
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IN WHIRLWIND FINISH
Direct Hal Goes Third Heat at Read.
vile in 2:O6.

Readville, Mass, Aug. 21.-The grand
circuit card was the one arranged for
Tuesday and where rain prevented AS
the natural outcome the track was
this drawback, Direct Hal broke his
own record of 2:061s and the Norfolk
stake record of " a second slower, by
going the third heat in 2:06. This race
was easily the best of the day and the
great incident was the whirlwind finish
in the second heat between Direct Hal,
driven by Geers and Creenline, the
Goshen. Ind, horse driven by Saunders
The second event in today's races will
be the great Massachusetts PIP trot-
ting race for a prize of SIS, 900, and fast
time is expected, as the track is in ex-
cellent condition.
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Racing at Chicago.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-McChesney In the
second race at Hawthorne today demon
on a fast track. Incidentally he had to
be pounds the best to win the race from
q start such as was never seen before
on the local tracks. Not one of the six
starters was Strengthened when the nag
dropped except Nellie Waddell, who
broke flying. took big lead before the
others realized that it was start and
turned for home six lengths in the lead
McChesney being in fourth place. Blu
chanan, who had the mount on Nc
Chesney, kept close to the rail. saved
much ground and, applying the whip,
gained 20 fast that he caught the ally
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COST OF A MOSQUITO BITE.
Oliver Drew, the Champion Handball
Player, May Lose a Log.

New York. Aug. 21.-Oliver Drew, the
champion handball player of the world,
is liable to lose his left leg owing to q
mosquito bite. Drew was bitten several
days ago on the ankle by a veteran
Jersey ''skeeter' and the sting was so
effective that the leg swelled. and yes
terday amputation was suggested as the
only way to save Drew's life. DR.. Geo.
Fyfe of Bergen avenue is attending the
Irishman. and he is of the opinion that
Drew's handball playing days are over.
Drew recently defeated EaKan, the
American champion. in a match at Jer-
sey City.
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p ".
ton September 1924
Jefferson County Agricultural and Ne
chanical observation-disclosures A. Patterson,
secretary. Osksloosa. September Is
Jewell County A&Esculturnl Fair assocla-
tion-H- R Honey. secretary, Mankaeo.
Marshall county-Frankfort Fair associa-
tom. y. Gregg, secretary. Frankfort
September 1926.
Greeley County Fair association-0. r.
Hawkins. secretary, Tribune
Miami County Agricultural Mechanical
and Fair assocfetfon--W. II. Bradbury, Sec
rotary. Paola- September 9-12.
Morris County Exposition company-M.
F. Amrine, secretary. Council Grove Sep
Nemaha County Fair. asseuasion-A n.
Spaulding. secretary. Seneca. Gsptember
sedgwick county-.Ths Wionits ana
siom; f. 4 Fesins. sscrstafy. wichita
Sumner county-Auivnne Axrfc,ntural
society:-John A. Reed secrsfary. Hu1vene.
Neosho County Far ae1oc1atiop-H.
Lodge. secretary. Erie s<ptember y to
Neosho county-cnanute Arrtcustur.,
Fair, PARK and Driving Aosoc1atiof1--A ri
TtmpAne. secretary, Chan,ate. Auguss 49,
Ness County Agricuitufnl associatton-H
G. Taylor. secretary. Ness City. 6eptem-
Norton County Agricultural association
Z. L Miller. secretary. Norton. eeptem-
Usage County fair-Burlineams. e>sesm.
Der to 5. E. T. Price. secretary.
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cresceus Ready For Record Breaking.

indianapolis, Ind, Aug 21-Cresceus,
who last year at Columbus, Ohio, trotted
the worlds fastest mile in 2:02 IA, is
stabbed at the fair grounds track in
this city, preparatory to going against
his own time. George H. Ketchum,
his owner, gave out the following state
men.:
he ever was in his life, and expect be-
fore the season closes he will material
ly reduce his record. Every effort is
being made with that end in view, and
with day and track to his liking he
can do the rest"
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Racing at st. Louis.

St. Louis. Aug.N.-Bab and Schwalbe
were the only winning favorites at Kim
loch park, the balance of the card going
to one second choice. two third choices
and one long shot. Schwalbe running in
the name and color Of Barney Schneider,
scored in the feature event of the card
at one mile and a sixteenth. Tommy
Dean rushed the game little Schneider
Ally to the fore at nagfan and kept her
there the entire route and won easily by
a length from Brief, which challenged
resolutely in the closing strides. Colonial
Girl, which was cut off at the head of the
strech, a distant third, half doz-
en- lengths away.
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At INDIANAPOLIS.
Springfield 4; Jefferson City 8.

Springfield Mo-, Aug. Z.-1n one of the
best games played here this years Spring.
by a score of to 3. Neither side scored
until the sixth. when the visitors, batted
out three runs The locals scored one In
the seventh and in the ninth a single by
Bayless and twobaggers by Adams and
Perrine, tied the score. In the 18th three
Dagger by Collins brought In the winning
Score by innings: R.H. e.
Springfield ......0 90 0010200 IA 1o
jefferson City % 0 0 o 3 000G O-3 Z 5
Batteries-Adams and Schmidt: Cut
wright and OHalloran.
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Ebbitts After Cross.

Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-President
Charles Ebbitts of the Brooklyn club Is
here. There are several players on the
Athletic team that Ebbitts would like
to secure, notably Lave Cross. Despite
the fact that Lave has on three or four
different occasions told him that under
no circumstances would he return to
Brooklyn, Ebbitts persists in inviting
refusals. 1t is said that he has been
dickerinE with one of the White Sox
outfield, thought to be Jones, and Tom
DAILY. Manager Clark Griffith declares
that he is satisfied that all his players
are loyal.
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LIGHrNING KILLS TWO.
a Flash Doss Sad Work at . Lyon
~. County Farm House

sEmporia, Kan, Aug. 21-During q Sc
we're thunderstorm Wednesday after
noon lightning struck the IA IN house
of Henry Meyer, nine miles west Of
here, killing Mrs. Meyer and her little
granddaughter. Four other members
Of the family were in the house at the
time. Neighbors. came to the house
shortly after and found the whole FAM
lily stunned, and Mrs. Meyer and the
little girl. who was locked in her grand
mothers arms. dead.
All the other members Of the family
recovered. Very little damage was done
to the house, and the place where the
lightning struck was scarcely discern
IDLE.
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chanute 4: Fort Scott 3.

Chanute. Kan, Aug. N--Chanute won
the first game of the series here by score
Of to q Chanute knocked Cravens out
of the box in the first inning. and Drum.
my was substituted. Crum, the OILERS "
ond inning, which looked good for . home
run.
Score by innings: RI: b:
Fort Scott .......0 0 o 1900 90 l
Observation-Disclosures, Relihan and Brophy;
Fort Scott Cravens, Dummy and Snool<s.
umpire-Cusack.
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foreman of the round house for the
Santa Fe at this place. who is in Cali
fornia for her health is reported very
much improved. Mrs. Sherwood was in
California all winter and spring and
came home in May, but had to go back
at once The doctors thought at one
time she would not live long enough to
get back to California.
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Not over-wise.

There is an old al1egorical picture Of
girl scared at a erasshopper, but in the
act of heedlessly treadinE on a snake. This
is paralleled by the man who
cyclone cellar, but neglects to
provide his family with = bottle OF
Chamberlafn's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea ReYnedv as safeguard against
bowel complaints. whose victims lett o1tn una
This remedy Is Everywhere recognized az
the most prompt and reliable medicine in
use for these diseases For sale by all
druggists.
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A 90 to 1 Shot Ahead.

Saratoga. N. Y, Aug 21.--Gray Friar,
quoted at 20 to /. won the Grand Union
Hotel stakes in clever fashion from
Judith Campbell, while Whitechapel
who, coupled with Rigo Dom an added
starter, was favorite, finished third Ten
two-year-olds started The value of the
race was 81 900 to Frank r. Hitchcock,
owner Of the winner.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT CHICAGO

The locals lost their sixth straight on
costly errors and inability to hit Frazer
with men on bases. Four double plays
and Lows fielding were features of an
otherwise uninteresting game. Attendance.
100.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
chicago ........1 U Y U y OUV ~ s
PHILADELPHIA ..0 0 0 2 o. 2
Bstteries-Lundgren and king; Frazer
and Douglas.
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Peter jackson Matched.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 21.-Young
Peter Jackson and Morgan williams Of
Denver have been matched for q fifteen
round contest before the Acme club of
Oakland, September 1. The men will
fight at catch weights for $500 q side
and q percentage Of the receipts.
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81 am just up from q hard spell of the
lux tdysentery) says Mr.. T. A. Primer,
Tenn. IT used one small bottle OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
doctor. I consider It the best cholera
medicine In the world. There - no need
is used. for no doctor can prescribe 4
better medicine tor bowel complafnt IN
any form either for children. or adults.
1t nevers fails and IL pleasant tn no
For sale By all drugG18t8.
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sedalia g; Joplin l.

Joplin, Mo-, Aug. A.-The poor field work
Of the Joplin team resulted in an easy
victory for SedAlia.
Score by innings: RI. e.
Sedaliz z 0VoO Us
Schrant.
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AT MILWAUKEE,.

Colorado Springs wound up by triple
play. defeating Milwaukee by q score OF
McVicker hit a line drive which, to every
one but the umpire, was scoop, to the
shortstop. who threw to second, the ball
being thrown to first for three men out.
Attendance. 500
Score by innings: r. II. E:
Milwaukee .....1 Q = OOO y % IL
Colorado Springs o o 0 2O0O5 4
Batteries-Kenra and Lucia; Forman
and Baerwald.
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at the last sixteenth pole After that
McChesney tied with Nellie Waddel
and won underswraps with length to
spare. Three favorites. a second and
| one third choice won.
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SANTA FE
Home Visitors' Excursion

Tickets TO certain points in Ohio and
indiana win be on sale September 2. 3.
Is and 2s at rate of one fare plus 500
for round trip. They VIII be good for
thirty days. Fer particulars apply to
local agent. the Santa Fe-
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AT CINCINNATI.


The Cincinnati team developed batting
streak and Newton and Hughes were the
victims. The home team won both games
of the double header in easy fashion. In
the first Phillips pitched a very steady
game and had the Brooklyns at his mercy.
while Newton was pounded at will and
was very wild. In the second game Poole
was wild but effective when he got into
tight places. Attendance. 400.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Cincinnati ...... .....4 0 o 2 81 10 Il
Brooklyn ...... 10 o % II
Batteries-Phillips and Bergen; Newton
and Farrell.
Second game-Score by innings: R.H.E.
Cincinnati 80 0 40 lis q
Brooklyn % o ! OO0O-1
Batteries-Poole ana Bergen; Hughes
and Farrell.
AT ST LOUIS.
St. Louis and Boston divided honors in
the double header. Pittinger had shade
the better of Yerkes in the box for the
first, but Currie held the Bostons safe in
the second Attendance, a. 00
Score by innings: R.H. e.
St. Louis ...--.........o 10000 /
Boston -.-.-.-v ~ w v i ~
Observation-Disclosures and Ryan; Pittinger
and Moran
Second game-Score by innings: R.H.E.
ST. Louis --........--..0 20 0 o ~-3
Boston % D o q o. 2
Batteries Currie and Ryan; Willis and
KittredEe.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
AT PEORIA.

7 AT PEOftI<A.
Denver took the last of the series in a
smuggling match In which Cox was batted
all over the lot. Attendance. 700.
Score by innings: RI. e.
Denver ....... ......8 0O012 0a6 "a
Batteries-Cox and Hanford; Lempke
and p Wilson.
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Half the Ills that man is heir to come
from indigestion Burdock Blood Bit
tiers strengthens and tones the stomach;
makes indigestion impossible.
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Nevada Q: lola l.

lola. Kan, Aug Ain one Of the pref
test games ever seen on the local dia-
mond Nevada won from the home team.
Score by innings: h II. e:
Batteries-Heinz and Kuran; Torrie and
Cheek.
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At BALTIMORE

AT BALTIMORE
The Baltimore American league team
made a soul stirring finish with Detroit
After having the game well in hand Witt
went to pieces in the ninth and allowed
the Detroits to score four runs. The tan
enders took a brace, however, ana batteo
out victory. Attendance, ], 145.
Score by innings: r. He:
Detroit 2 D 0 0 4-6 10
Batteries-Wiltz and Robinson Yeager
and McAliiSter.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AT COIuMBuS

The final appearance of the Kansas City
Blues at Neil Park for the season of 1902
was marked by two well played games,
both the Senators and visitors receiving
a victory.
First game-Score by innings:
Columbus -..... ............0 001 0O2
Kansas City ...............O D w
Batteries-Bailey and Fox; Mcdonald
and Bevi1le
Second game-Score by innings:
Columbus ..........0 0 0 0 o Ii
KansasCity ...... ..........2 10000 0-4
Batteries-McMakin and Fox; Gibson and
Beville.
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Mrs. Alfred Sherwood Recovering.
Charaute, Kan, Aug. 21.-Mrs Alfred
Sherwood, wife OF Alfred Sherwood,
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At ROGTON

AT BOSTON.
Every Every error BY the LOCALS aGd l two d q I
scoring Moore kept Boston's hits scat
tered Stops by Bradley and LaChance
were features Attendance, 1885.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Boston -. 80 o1o1o01& 8
Cleveland 80 ...0 o 2 O 3 o010-6 )
BatNries-Sparks and Warner; Moore
and Wood.
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City Ticket Office
Union Pacific r. r.. SIS Kansas Ave.
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AMERIcAN LEAGUE


AT PHILADELPEiiA-
The home team punched four hits In the
fifth inning scoring three runs which
proved to be enough to defeat ST. Louis
Hastings was enigma to the visiting
batsmen. Attendance. 6,e6S.
Score by innings: RI: E.
st. Louis ............0 Oo0O010I 9
Philadelphia 80 90 o o - 1
Batteries-Powell and Kahoe; Hastings
and Powers.
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AT WASHINGTON


Chicago found Carrick an easy propo-
sition and won handily. Washington batted
Callahsn out Of the box but were unable
to nit Patterson. Attendance. 1854
Washineton o5OOOOoo1-6 10 i
Chicago ....4 1041 600 Go Is /
Batteries Carrick and Clarke; Callahan.
Patterson and Mcfarland.
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Louisville made the hits and st. Paul the
errors and the result was as might have
been expected. The home team almost
broke the local record for smuggling. At
tendance, 3.122.
Score by innings:
LOUISVILLE Il W 80
St Paul .......,.......2 o 0 2 o o. 5
Batteries-Kerwin and Schriver; Chech
and Pierce.
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At TOLEDO

AT TOLEDO.
Toledo defeated Milwaukee in two games
tendance. TOO.
First game-Score by innings:
Toledo -. ....34 8 o 2 els
acknowledgement and Graffins; FL
lott and Donahue.
Second game--Score by innings:
Toledo .1 0 0-8
Milwaukee y y v v "
son and Spear.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis won again by timely hitting.
Twenty Milwaukee players went to the
bat before a man reached first base. At
tendance, $40.
Score bv innings:
Indianapolis ...... ..,.......1 o 2001 -
Minneapolis $500. .........0 } l Is
Batteries-Killen and Matthews; Newlin
and Yeager.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-05

FOR SALE-Good building lots. near
car line. Mason Nevi1s Realty Co, 40
r Douglas avenue 61-We-su-tf
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sALEsNEM MaNIEn-
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

-
FOR SALE-IW o-sr1rT buiiding -NE
small stoNH DL lafl y are. Ial-L. glass.
an new good location snap j Tskel
al once. Leaving ON account of healr,
Address II. H. koch. Enterprise kaa-
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KANsANs IN HARD LUCK.

Kansas politicians have been and STILL experience
Ing campaign full of uggedness and of defeats down at
Washington Whether it is that the president distrusts
the candidates the officials endorse them or Kan
Republicsnism at large does appear There
awful pull made by big and strong contingent OF
Kansans to hold Cy. Leland in his place Cy to
His defeat claimed victory for Burton yet
only very short time before president had turned
foremost candidate for the United
States Attorneyship Now other recommendations of
Burtons hanging fire. Lit Crum may not be made
United States Marshal after all although he seems to
have opposition. The last heard from there was to
The effect that very doubtful be lands and so
ar Muvane who succeeded Cy Leland United States
Committeeman. has gone down to Washington to give
Lit lift. The next Kansas in hard luck that we
read of is George Fnday who been politically kicked
from pillar post He booked for the Coectorship
of Internal Revenue for the state but Jim Simpson got
the job. Then he promised kind of contract
for feeding Indians per. Now comes the news
that Knox knocks Kansas again by refusing to en-
dorse Findlay's endorsement to be politician
and at the time remain happy half way satisfied
has got to be good deal of a philosopher Kansas is
all right and Kansas Republicans are all right How
things have become mixed might be hard to tell Kan
the birthplace the Republican party and holds
cleancut Republication than any the Union
Then why this distrust and defeat of old-timers?