The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-25
Sixth DISTRICT NOTES.

One would think the Lincoln Center
Republican objects to putting Saline
county in the Sixth district, because 2.
wouldn't get man on the ticket in .
hundred years"
Because State Printer Morgan hap
pened to be in Hill City the day Bailey
and Burrew spoke there the Republican
said: w. Y. Morgan, state printer
was here shaking hands with the boys
Mr.. Morgan evidently has his eye on
another term as state printer If other
political bees are not up his sleeve" on
wrong, Mr.. Republican; he was there
scattering sunshine for Chester I. Long
for United States senator.
ID. W. Little. of Wallace county, as
sistant state superintendent, will en-
gage in the life insurance work on the
close of his official business in that Of
fee. with headquarters probably in To-
peka-
Hoxie Sentinel: IF you see it in the
Sentinel it is right. 1t is not subsidized
nor owned by Office hunters"
A mass convention of socialists of thu
sixth district has been called to meet
IN Norton. September f. to name man
for congress.
II is said for the first time in the his
tory of Graham county a bowling alley
Is running in Hin City. Bailey, Hanna.
BUTTON and w Y. Morgan tried their
skill at knocking down pins at the Re-
publican rally there, but il they dom
nave any better luck election day than
s-t~y oAo ~ SAAae SetuS tx1SS VIII ali De
bea san.
Fred w. Berlin, late of the Natoma
courier, is said to be figuring on start
ing another Republican paper in Downs.
some or the papers are saying if the
fusionists get control OF the legislature
next winter that ex-State Printer John
5. Parks, q Sixth district fellow, will be
an applicant for that Office again Parks
Is Democrat, and the ticket will be
headed Democratic, and why hasn't
Parks as good right with it as anybody
Had the Norton Champion remained
true to DR.. John B. Dykes, Populist can
dldate for congress two years ago, that
paper might have been a formidable
rival for the office of state printer in
the event of the election of fusion leg
stature
The Republicans of Rocks county hold
their convention in Plainviiie. August
10. at which time E. W. Hoch will be
present and make a speech. The absorb
ing topic throughout the county /
about the legislative nominee A e.
Kramer and A. G. Muir are in the race
and there is talk of bringing forward
the name of F. A. Chipman- There is
some likelihood at the present time of a
big stampede to a dark horse The
people of Plainville are sure they will
entertain the convention and visitors
Congressman Reeder and G. NJ Cole
the fusion nominee for congress made
addresses at the annual picnic OF the
Modern Woodmsn OF America at Waldo
last week.
Warden E B. JeWett was q Rocks
county visitor last week, and was
throwing out political sunshine. SO tic
| speak, for Governor Stanley for United
States senator.
Sixth district subscribers of the Rus
sell Record; that long established stall
Wart Republican organ, fail to see the
name OF Thos. T. Kelly. nominee for
state treasurer, on the ticket as printed
In that paper. Perhaps this Is merely
an oversight on the part of the Record
editor or 1T may be protest In favor
OF an honest state ticket.
Both the Democratic and Populist
conventions of Rocks county are called
| to meet in Stockton, September 6. Milt
Fessfef. former county treasurer, and
v c. King, grain buyer Of PlainvfIle
are mentioned in connection with the
legislative nomination.
The postmasters at PIainvflle and
Lucas have saved enough money out OF
their salaries to put in brand new office
outfits.