The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-06

BY paying the low price of one cent per
COPY for the 2Q-page Sunday edition (and
carriers have cheerfully paid one cent for
a le-page paper and even for an S-page
paper to other dailies), this carrier, pre-
sumlng that not single additional sub
scriber can be secured. will make, under
the plan which will now Be enforced, the
snug sum OF Sc. IS per week, or about
dOliaf an houI.-a little more II he taxes
less than one hour for his delivery, a little
less II he consumes more time. whether ne
be SLOW or swift, cycle or afo0t.
II L. Cowgirl, a student at Wash
burn, carries State Journal route No.
70, known as the LOWman Hill route
F-e Carries 100 copies of the State Jour
nal Number of residences and buSi-
ness houses in this territory, 376. Cow
gill by pushing his list, can make his
privilege on this route. worth more
under the new plan than it was before.
BY paying the low price Of one cent per
carriers have cheerfully paid one cent for
a l0-page paper and even for an S-page
paper to other dailies), this carrier, pre-
suming that not a single additional sub
Scr1ber can be secured, will make, under
snug sum of $5-61 per week, or about a
dollar an hour-a little more if he takes
less than one hour for his delivery, a little
less II he consumes more time whether he
be slow or swift, cycle or afoot.
j. A. Mcclure, a student at Wash
burn, carries State Journal route No.
2S, bounded by Quincy, Third, the riv-
er and the Santa Fe tracks. He car
ries PSI copies of the State Journal.
In this route there are 325 residences
and business houses.
By paying the low price of one cent per
copy for the 20-page Sunday edition (and
carriers have cheerfully paid one cent for
a h-page paper and even for an S-page
paper to other daileS), this carrier, pre-
suming that not a single additional sub
Scrlbef can be secured, will make, under
the plan which will now be enforced, the
snug sum of S753 per week, or about a,
dollar an hOur-a little more if he takes
less than one hour for his delivery, a little
less if he consumes more time. whether he
be slow or swift cycle or afoot.
John n. Davis. a student at Wash
! burn, carries State Journal route No.
20, known as the Oakland route He
carries a total of 191 copies of the State
Journal There are 308 residences and
business houses in this territory
By paying the low price of one cent per
copy. for, the 20-page Sunday edition (and
( carriers have cheerfully paid one cent for
I a 10-page paper and even for an S-page
paper to other dailies), this carrier. pre-
suming that not a single additional sub
scrlber can be secured, will make, under
the plan which will now be enforced. the
snug sum of S5.63 per week, or about d
/ dollar an hour-a little more If he takes
less than one hour for his delivery. a little
4 less If he consumes more time, whether he
/ be slow or swift, cycle or afoot
Frank Short, student at Washburu,
/ carries State Journal route No 90,
/ known as the Washburn College and
/ SeabrOok route. He carries a total of
4 1e8 copies/of the State Journal Number
.
I this territory, 305. This is badly scat
tered territory far out.
By paying the low price of one cent per
I copy for the 20-page Sunday edition (and
Z carriers have cheerfully paid one cent for
/ 18-page paper and even for an S-page
4 paper TO other dailies), this carrier, pre-
suming that not a single additional sub
scriber can be secured, will make, under
the plan which %SJ now be enforced the
snIg sllig sum @ OF eo.S4 PEI week, OF apQul q
I dollar an houT-a little more If he takes
/ less than one hour for his delivery, little
! less if ne consumes more time, whether he
4 be slow or swift, cycle or afoot.
F S koOns, 2 student at WasAhuTn,
4 carries State Journal route No. 81, 10
Gated on Taylor. Western avenue and
/ Fillmore from Fifth to the river, and
! on Clay from Tenth to the river. He
4 carries 2O9 copies of the State Journal
4 In this territory there are $40 residences
and business houses. Mr.. Rooms is now
+ neglecting his route. although we pay
him we'll
I BY paying the low price of one cent per
copy for the 20-page Sunday edition (and
carriers have cheerfully paid one cent for
Z a 10-page paper and even for an S-page
paper to other da11es), this eagrier, pre-
suming that not a single additional sub
( scriber can be secured, will make, under
the plan which viii now be enforced, the
snug sum of 1924 per week, or about a
dollar an hOur-a little more if he takes
less than one hour for his delivery, a little
less if he consumes more time, whether he
be slow or swift, cycle or afOot.
James COttrell, who carries State Jour
nal route NO. II. bounded by Tenth and
Fourteenth, and Harrison and Western
avenue divided this territory into two
routes and sold the same for more than
one thousand dollars. 270 copies of the
State Journal are now being carried in
this territory.
The Publishers Statement Yesterday.
The following statement was deliv-
cred to the carriers yesterday noon and
I the circular of the carriers followed
last evening and was delivered with the
/ paTer to the subscribers. Here is cur
state nl~nt of yesterday:
Topeka, Kan, Oct. 8, 1905.
To Jas A. Mcclure and Other Carriers
of the State Journal.
Gentlemen:-I have your various
communications of different dates, in
Guiding the one of October 3 signed by
/ Geo. S. Badders as chairman carriers
/ com-1ittee.
/ Permit me to say at the start that
I our records do not show that Geo. S.
] Badders is at present a carrier on the
State Journal.
I While 1 prefer to deal entirely with
( the carriers, I VIII assume that the let
+ ter OF October 3 is authorized by q
/ large number Of the carriers.
l have given your communications
very careful and full consideration but
cannot under any circumstances agree
/ to let you have seven papers for six
cents. 1 am willing, as stated in my
+ first communication to you on Septem-
/ Der Both, to give you the papers for all
! regular subscribers at the rate of one
/ cent per copy for each and every is
( sue namely, seven cents for the seven
Z papers, including the edition for Sun.
/ day morning That is final
In adding the handsome ana com
plete paper which we inaugurated last
Saturday night I have gone to enorm-
( Gus expense and the cent per copy that
/ you pay for the paper win pay for
/ but a mere fraction of the additional
/ cost. the great bulk of which I must
assume. I believe that the paper for
/ Sunday morning. that is, the seven pa
pers for seven days per week, viii an
chor and secure the paper permanent
4 ly in the hearts and homes of the peo-
pie of this city and will greatly in
I crease the circula ton as hundreds Of
words of commendation have been re-
( ceived from your subscribers who are