The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29

Ell Dorgrio Republican: The Republicans
have SO far nominated 35 out of the 125
members of the lower house of the legis-
lature- OF this number 19 are claimed
anti-machine, leaving 16 machine candi
dates. The anti-machine people have
gone to work again and from now on Will
warm things up all along the line. 1t
Svas thought the machine fellows would
quit their fooIishness but it seems they
are still at it.
w. Y Morgan to Hutchinson News
from St. Louis: At the Kansas building
:, I heard d Swede story, little fr@~=led,
/ but good: a automobile man was tour
, ing with his through a Swedish set
= tement in western Kansas. Something
Vgot wrong with the machine and he went
yto the nearest house, belonging to Ole
Oleson and asked for a monkey wrench,
"a monkay ranch" said ole, Aye ma
got one Haf not in Kansas; mine brud-
der haf COW ranch, Aye have horse
ranch, but nevair heard of monkay ranch
In Kansas"
Holton Recorded: Deacon Beck and
a lot of other time tried Republicans were
elected delegates to the Wichita conven-
ton. Tom AcNeal was in the chair and
when the credentials committee, ma
jority of whom had been selected for the
purpose. brought in their report unseat-
ing a lot of fellows who had no shadow
of claim, and an attempt was made to ap-
peal TO the convention the chairman ar
bitrarily refused to give US even hear
ing by entertaining a motion for the
previous question. Thomas had the Ian
yard then. Deacon Beck and more than
q thousand other Republicans in this
county and as many IN each of several
other counties have hold of it now that
Thomas and his co-spiratcrs against the
political rights of Republicans will do
well 10 get in front of the guns.
Kansas City Star: Mack Gretchen of
Eedgwiok reports that Victor Murdock is
home and spends his time out in the yard
.'oiing up his handshake.r
Lawrence Gazette: Wichita has offered
10 furnish rooms and contribute $500 TO
the campaign fund if the Populists and
Democrats will locate their headquarters
In that town. This is a great shock TO
ftSRSnAN- nat NbAI- AtliilhS people OuEnl
to be thankful to be allowed 10 come
there and pay their own expenses.
Lawrence Gazette: Cal Marshal NJ.
Murdock says that club women more than
lodge men tend to obliterate home ties
AS Col Murdock is no iiner, and as his
wife is no club woman. this remark
seems TO be from observation rather than
experience.
Ieavenworth Western Life: If Judge
Gilpatrick decided that he wants the
office Of judge of the district court for
another term there viii be no Republican
candidate against him. His friends take
it for granted that he viii serve another
term.
Juege Gilpatrick has given general sat
fsfaction. He is a man of independent
means, scholar and student and is broad
IN his views. He is making one OF the
best juoges the county has ever had 1t
is not likely that the Democrats will NOM
mate any one against him as there would
be no possible show for a Democrat TO
| win. Tne Democrats would act wisely by
endorsing Judge Gilpatriek-
Brown County World: The Hoch move
ment is not a conspiracy OF vengeance.
but a plan OF. salvation. II is nor in
tended 10 put some men out simply 10
put Others in, and il is not intended to
bar men from Office or from the coun-
els of the party simply because they
have acted With the machine. The pur-
pose ef the movement IS 10 rid the party
and the state Of vicious practices and
/ 20 put down and out the men who have
substituted the black flag Of the vendetta
for the old eagle OF the party. This is
the spirit OF E. ". Hoch and Of the men
who responded 10 the call OF w. r.
stuhbs and drafted Mr. Hoch. and il
will he the spirit of the administration
which will follow the coming November
election.
Sterling Bulletin. Kansas and Missouri
are TO some extent in the same political
boat this year. AR Reed. of Missouri
having withdraw from the race, simply