The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-26

from one stamping place to another.
On September 2 he is billed for Eur
eka. September 3 Girard and then on
the 8th at the Burlingame fair. He is
expected to speak at the opening meet
ing of the Shawnee campaign about
September 10. Secretary Miller, of the
Republican committee, said today that
Hoch would be billed solid up to No
vember."
Chairman Stubs doesn't propose to
slight William A. White, of Emporia,
in this campaign. He intends to use
former chairman would never give him
a show. He will have no complaint of
that kind against Stubbs- The first
meeting of the campaign was held yes
terday at Randolph. in Riley county.
Stubs assigned White as one of the
orators. White was unable to go on ac-
count of the sickness of his boy. Stubs
viii bill him regularly after September
He sounded the key note" At least he
announced that it would be his key
note. ]. n. Dolly, candidate for senator
in that district, went along to see what
sort of a speech Allen put up.
Edwin Anderson, a Swede, at Linds-
borg, is new find. He is said to be a
spellbinder. Stubs proposes to use him
extensively in the Swedish settlements
of the state. Anderson is double
gated talker. He uses both the Eng
Iish and Swedish language fiuently.
Rudolph Hatfield, of Wichita, will
put in some time on the stump. He
has confined his campaigning mostly
to Sedgwick county, but this year he
will be used over the state. He is a
classical talker.
In the past congressional nominees
have spent most of their time in their
own districts. Carr Taylor, of the
speakers bureau, will try to arrange
it so that the congressman this year
can exchange dates. Our congress-
men are all good canIpafgners, said
Taylor. land there is 40 reason why
they should be confined to their re-
spective districts. I hope we will be
able to switch them around so that
every congressman will be able to
make a few speeches in each district"
Troy, kas., Aug. 26.-At the High
land station WoOdman picnic and
Doniphan county fair Thursday, Major
A. NJ. Harvey, Democratic candidate
for congress from this district, made
an address He received marked at
tentfon from many leading Republi-
cans of the county. Judge Dale, Dem
ocratic candidate for governor, is adj
vertised to speak today.
Phillipsburg, Kans.. Aug. 26.-The
Democrats and Populists held a joint
convention in this city Thursday for
the purpose of nominating county Of
hcers. All the nominations, except
ing one, were made by reclamation.
The following Is list of the officers
For representative, Geo.
H Tannahill; for county treasurer, G.
w. Bowman; for sheriff, c.. E. Utter;
for county superintendent, c. NJ. Ar
mold; for register of deeds, Wayne
Smith; for clerk of the district court
j. Il. Hill; for county attorney, It.
M Sullivan; for county clerk, S. C.
Lands; for coroner, DR.. Jeurink; for
William Gray; for commits
sioner of second district. Joseph
Brown. for commissioner of he third
district, Charles Hasler. The ticket is
considered to be a strong one. Six
of the nominees are now serving their
first term, and were renominated.
Hon. H. o. Castor, of Decatur coun-
ty, and fusion candidate for congress
in the sixth district, was present and
made an address before the conven-
ton which was well received.