The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-26
IT SLIPPED COG.
Democrats Won't Give Holiday
CIe.r Field.

The name of C. X Holiday, though
ne is Republican. is still potent in
the caucuses OF the Democratic party
which he left several years ago. 1t
was potent enough IN the caucus of
the Second ward Democrats to put or
the naming of candidate for council
man from that ward until next Friday.
For a time the movement not to bring
out a candidate at all against c. K.
Holiday looked as il It would prevail.
Tt slipped cog though and the man
who did the slipping was Mike Heery
who protested against submissively
lying down and permitting the Repub-
leans TO walk over them.
The deal for cutting out nOmina-
ton for councilman in the Second
ward was all arranged in advance
Joseph Griley. who is a close friend of
Holidays. was chairman Of the eau
Gus. Mr.. Roth made motion that no
nomination for councilman be made.
The motion was tmme dfately seconded
and L. NJ. PenWeu threw further
gloom on any would be nominee of
the party by saying that it was inn
possible to get any man in the Second
ward who would make the race against
c. *. Holiday for it would take more
than $4,000 to win the election.
Mike Heery didn't like the way
things were drifting and getting up
said So 81 can not understand why
Democrats should be for Repub-
AHCeAAr SdiA ne hHOW There are
men in the Second ward who will take
the nomination. We are not for
Charley Holiday but for a Democrat
We are here to nominate a Dem Ocrat
IF I have anything to say about it
The motion which was proposed
was Withdrawn.
The following nominations were
made at the various ward caucuses:
First ward Councilman, n. B.
Arnold school board, o. @. Neis-
Second ward Candidates win be
named next Friday.
Third ward-Councilman. II. Often
man; school board, H. C. Frasier-
Fourth Ward-COuncilman, w II.
Kemper' school board, S. z. Barber.
Fifth ward-COuncilma F. J.
MONAGHAN; school board, William
Lloyd.
Sixth Councilman. Thos. A.
Ridings school board, D. c. Har-
baugh.
Delegates to the county convention.
which will be held March 9. at the
l. O. o. F. hail. were named in the
districts as follows:
First ward-David Amel Morris
jenkins, J. II. Bartlett. Fred Neimever.
~ r. Arnold, David Ward. J. p. Berry.
A. " Heyden, J. b Billiard, James An
derson- S. r. Cromwell. D. p. Fink.
George Young. and David Harold
Second ward-Mike Heery, DR..
Hamilton. William Reece. c. M
Brown. g. "A. Dougherty. e. D. SNYDER.
Thomas Flynn. Jake Lewis. Chris
Roof William Heisel, J. D. Wilson. n
y. McNeely, F. S. Stevens William
Randall Charles Anderson. Dave vii
uams F. III. Souther Timothy Dono-
van. Joe Griley. William Lewis. W
J.. Plum1ner. ]. j. Lannon. L. NJ. Pen
=Fell. ~
Third ward-A. T. Horne. GEORGE
Hanley, T. Baker, G. Moss. Geor9e
Overmyer, Robert Dietrich. George ~
Neale. jr. DR.. G. p. Ashton. T. p con
ners. III. Onerman, A. P Walker. Bert
Green
Fourth ward-L. W. Saxson. F. r
Baker W. Y. Taylor W. H Kemper
w. O. Rigby. A. Vogel. r. w Blair +
H. Switzer. Abe August r. T. KreiDe
c. 3. Hamilton. n. H. Wolf, J. J. Dur
kin. Henry SChwaln. This delers flor
was instructed for T. W. Thompson fol
sheriff.
Fifth ward-J. H. Ulsh. David over
myer, e Atchison. A. Lungstrun. L. NJ
Dutton. Peter Wall.
sixth ward-D. H. Morgan. william
Whfttekind, y. p. Mckee. d. c. Har.
bsugh and James Blaine
Endorsements Of the candidacy o-
John Schenok for county attorney -anC
y. w. Thompson for shelf on tn,
Democratic ticket We're adopted in 4
set of resolutions.