The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-21
RAIN DID NOT
DAMPEN ARD0R
of Young Republicans Who
Recognized Their League.
100 NEW NAMES SECURED
Organization Plans to Do E.
fective Work in Campaign.
100 NEW NAMES SECURED

The heavy rain last night was unable 70
damDen The ardor Of the young Repub-
leans OF the city. who waded through the
streets to the Republican headquarters
OF North Main street and re-organized
the Young Mems Republican League Of
sedswick county. which was first orga-
nized two years ago. Though the night
was stormy. the meeting wzs vel at
tended one hundred new names were pre-
sented for membership L IS planned 20
make the league permanent oTsaniza-
ton il this county.
The meeting last night was called 10
order by Secretary Mcpherson. Of the
county central committee, who asked
whether the old name should continue 10
apply 70 the club. or whether q new name
should be adopted Il was decided 10
cling 10 the old name.
E l. Foulke. president OF the league,
then took the chair and John South
was elected temporary secretary in the
absence Of Ed Dill. permanent secretary
Under the old constitution Of The league
nc one car belong who IS over . years.
some men over that age, but yet young
in enthusiasm for the Republican cause.
had been induced 10 join
a committee was appointed, composed
OF J. L. Leland. J. J. Richardson, r 3.
Stanley, J. \ Comfy and Paul Brown 10
report on amendments 10 the constitu-
ton. That committee viii take up the
matter OF age limit and dues. the time
for the election OF officers. and a plan
for facilitating the admission Of new
members
\ meeting Of the reorganized league
viii be held tomorrow night at :. 20 clock
in the Office CT the police judge.
After the meeting adjourned last night
it was the talk among some Of the mem
bers that they all wear the same kind OF
hats and carry similar canes 10 the Re
publican rallies which VIII be held here
this fan
The enlaf cement Of the league Is heart
- encouraged By the Republican county
central committee. Il gives the young
men a chance 70 DO something IA sys-
tematie way. The central committee real
tees that the league VIII be Of great as
distance in rolling Up big majorities for al
Republican nominees
Those admitted TO membership last
night were:
Adrian Houck. Geo. H. Alexander John
II. Upton W e Balm. a J. Adams,
.Ckas- ". Pool. Chas. Rein, :. II. Stevens.
J. L. Mcpherson. c. H. Creare. 0. J. Nc
Coy. Otto Wendell, J. J. Richardson. E Y
Welch. IL J. Sweet. H n Stevens. C.
r. Frost, W. F. Aker. II. 5. Walden. e
W. Travis. F J. Ford. 2. DonIemeyer.
Dick Dodd. Marshal Jackman, Z. E
Enoch, J. A Comfy. Jr., John Kelly c. L.
Davidson, c. s Pratt. Thomas Voss. E.
mer J. Reese, A J. Applegate. Ezra
Henry. Sherman Fulton z. c. Mitchell,
John Asher. Sidney 5 Hawk. Park
Thompson, Silas s. Brown. Howard Nlof-
fatt. Clarence Witbeck, A Thomas
Cherry. George Schad. Douglas Simmons.
r. z AZ, P. H Morrison, Dr.. E. c.
Ross. Jsln ReiT. Frank Payne. ". n
Dorsey, Sam Day. y. ". Harris O. NJ
Harris Hal Mccoy. J. z. Sturges. J. w
Appling, J. Il South. Bert Wright Ed
Dorsey, A. Y Brown. Sob Rice, J. z.
Dood, (. II. Donnelly. w. T. Aker. Milton
BarringeT. Norman Calhoun. J. z. y
Cobb. Herman Crease T. y Dean. Z. 81.
Donnelly. '. A Davidson. A c. Dixon.
Sam Day, J. T. Easter. F J. Ford. {. r.
Frost, MI Huffman. FranS Jones. Ne!
Jones. ". E Keller. y Keeper. Bert
Lowry. Jesse Leland. J. a Cs-
ter. J. Parkhurst. John Richardson,
James Stotts. \. A Stubos John South.
a J. Sweet. Nelson Shepherd. s NJ. Ste
veus. H. a Stevens, Z. y. Travis. John
Upton. NJ. s. Walden. Barney Wright.
Chas. 2 Patton