The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-24

Ienuent or insurance did not answer.
me answers OF all the congressional I
ana state officers are generally IN favor
OF the four propositions Mark TuIly
is not In favor Of a direct primary law
and 9. +. Denton does not say how he
stands on any proposition but says he
IS IN fayor OF a square DEAF in gen.
eraL Ine four justices of the supreme /
court are in favor of the questions.
The state senators are not up for cleo
ton this year. The fourteen who an
swered the letters were:
James +. Getty. Fourth district.
B. F. Baker, Seventh district.
G. l. Martin. Eighth district.
5. 5. Benedict. Thirteenth district.
H. J. Smith, Fifteenth district.
H. 3. Miller, Sixteenth district.
]. N. Dolly, Twenty-frst.
r. 7. Simons, TWenty-efghth.
J. H. Stewart Twenty-uinth.
John F. Hughes, Thirtieth.
Fred H. Quincy. Thirty-first-
I. D. Young, Thirty-third.
g. L. Chapman, Thirty-ffth
W H. Haskell, Fortieth.
Not all of these letters answered the |
questions c. / Martin said that he did /
not consider it necessary for him to an /
swer the questions as he believed the |
Republican state platform did not need
amending.
G. L. Chapman said that he would lei
his constituents decide how he should
vote and be refused to answer. ". H.
Haskell is in favor of all the PROPOSE
lions except the primary election law.
The candidates for representative who
wrote to the league follow:
J. 7. Tredway, Allen.
J. A. Milligan, Anderson,
Sheffield ingalls, and William Kiff. /
Atchison county.
William Gesner. Barber.
w. NJ. Chattan, Barton
". W. Padgett, Bourbon.
+. F Paving, Bourbon
S. L. Ryan, Brown.
B. r. Eseydig, Butler.
S. Fl. Brandon, Butler.
J. H. Mercer. Chase.
E. J. Fisher, Chautauqua-
J. H. Briefly, Cloud.
D. c. Fraser, Clay.
j. W. Bergman, Clark
J.. r. Cottingham, Cowley.
". l. Cunningham, CoWley.
M L. Stockton, Coffey.
". w. Montee, Crawford
Fred Wheeler. Crawford
E. Wilson. Decatur.
w. K. Stubs, Douglas.
c. Mitchell, Douglas.
Cyrus Leland, Doniphan.
D. West. Edwards.
L. H. Beaver, Ellsworth.
c. NJ Beeson, Ford.
H. Ransom, Franklin.
John Reynard, Franklin.
NJ. Dennis. Cove.
William Wells, Graham
John ]. Miller, Gray.
A. Edwards, Greenwood
John e. Casebeer. Harper.
T. p. Murphy, Harvey.
r. c. Pomeroys Jackson.
r. H Mcbride, Jewell
G. W. Plummer, Jefferson.
s. B. Haskin, johnson.
K. B. Rail, Kingman.
". b Bryant. Kiowa-
s. Lehman Labette-
D. V. Umholtz. Leavenworth.
f. T. Skinner Lincoln.
D. A. Warren. Linn.
E. J. GuiIbert, Logan
c. A. Stannard. Lyon.
George Plumb, Lyon.
E. F. Dadison, Marion
F. H. PraI1e. Marshall.
Charles Lander, Mcpherson.
Geo. B. Cones, Meade.
n. A. Schroeder, Miami.
B. r. Bracken,4 Mitchell.
G. L. Banks. Montgomery.
J.. W Holden. Montgomery.
P J. Potts Morris.
]. T. Pringle, Gsag e-
[. T. Hussey, Usage.
J. T. White, Ottawa
J. B. Brown, Pawnee.
J. 9. Barnes, Pratt.
0. V. Henderson, Rawlins.
W. 7. Morgan Reno.
J. w. Jones. Reno
NJ. c. Policy, Republic.
William Schmidt. Rice.
W F. Peter. Riley.
W B. Ham Rocks.
C. F. Hall, Russell.
c. B. Kirkland, Saline.
E. p. Rochester, Scott.
c. L. Davidson. Sedgwick.
A. c. Husey. Sedgwick.
A g Heusel Sedgwick.
Robert Stone, Shawnee.
NJ. A. Hutchinson, Shawnee.
J. o. Boyle, Sherman.
J. E. Guyer, Stafford.
T. A. Mayhem, Sumner.
I w Crumley, Thomas.
Wyatt Roush, Wabaunsee.
J. H. Sticher, Woodson.
E. K. Robinett, Wyandotte.
T. A Enright, Wyandotte
There are thirty-eight candidates
for representative who did not answer
and in one district IN Leavenworth
county no nomination was made. OF
the letters received William XIII, J. W.
Martin, r. H. Mcbride F. H. Pralle,
NJ. C. Policy, J. o. Boyle and J. H.
Stfcher refused to answer the questions
and said that they were only respon-
sib1e to their district and virtually said
that It was no one else's business how