The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-02
Fridays 1880 During August Open Saturday Nights
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Well Known .Clothier President of
Topeka Rebate Association.


The Topeka Rebate association. the
new organiza ton formed by city mer-
chants to refund the car fare of out
of town customers. began an auspf-
cious career last evening. The first
meeting was held at the Commercial
club, and was largely attended. At a
few minutes after o'clock the meet
ing was called to order. Nominations
for temporary chairman were called
for. On motion of James w. Robin
son the temporary. Craftsmanship was
rendered to Fred o. Morns. George
F. Worley moved that the chair ap-
point a temporary secretary. Frank
S. Crane was appointed. A resolution
was then offered vesting the govern
ment and control of the association in
a board of directors of seven members
who should serve for one year. OF
this board five members serve by vir-
tue of their election to the respective
offices of president, vice president,
auditor, treasurer and secretary. After
full discussion the resolution, with
some amendments. was adopted. Geo.
A Heron moved that the chair APP
point a nominating com mittee of five
members to retire and prepare nomi-
nations for the various offices and dl-
rectors. The chair appointed on this
committee George, A Heron, George
F. Woriey, j. G. Snediker; DR.. Lux and
after a retirement of a half hour sub
mitted the following report:
President. H. A. Auerbach.
Vice president. E. H. Crosby.
Secretary, t. J. Coughlin.
Auditor. H. L. Whiting.
Treasurer, H. A. Spielman.
Directors, Fred o. Morns and w. ].
Lewis.
to vote and was unanimously carried
A meeting of the board is being held
this afternoon. at which the GATE on
which the payment of rebates Will be
gin, the amount and character OF
printing to be done, and all other de-
tails will be settled.
The following is a complete list of
the membership represented at last
nights meeting:
M. Affron, August Clothing COM
pany, Bell Brothers Piano company,
/. Blitz, Campbell Drug Co, Cash
Mercantile Co. Central Cycle & supply
Co., Coughlin Hardware Co, Crane !
& Co., Cremerie, Crockett Mercantles{
company. Crosby Brothers company,
Warren M. Crosby company. w E.
Culver, Drechsel Shoe company. Eagle
Electric company, Ema hizer-Spellmlaa,h
Furniture company, Fair Mercantile
companv Felix G Sons, G. A. Fern
strom, Fitwel Shoe company. D. Il /
Forbes Fraser Brothers. James =.
Hill, Mrs. Hollcraft. F. w. Hughes, |
J. K. Jones Paint company, e. p. Jor- /
dan, O. Krauss Sons. H. L. Larch & |
Co., Mrs. Lords Flower room.zLux & |
Lux, Charles McClfntock. q. McCor- !
mick. Machinists Electric company,
Matthews Auto & 8 Supply company, /
Mills Dry Goods company, Morns & /
Myers, New Era Department store, |
Palace Clothing company. Paxton q
Paxton, Paynes Shoe store, Remly
Lumber company, Robinson Marshall
& Co. ]. E. Rodman. w. H. Rutter. A
Samuel, G. w. Stansfeld. Star Lumber
ngen. Topeka Millinery company. To-
peha. Supply house. Topeka Trunk
Glory. Charles E. Wardin. War
ner & Potter. Western Vehicle & Sup /.
ply company. A. B. Whiting Paint &
Glass company. J. C. Woicott. c. A. +
Wolf. George A. Wood.sL. s. Woolver- Il
ION. Oscar G. Woolverton. G. F. Wor- !
ley, zanditon company.