The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-25

Is q man or whom We are all proud,
man who has spent nearly his entire
life in Kansas, one who had a part in
the early struggles of our great state,
bold, fearless. Christian gentleman,
whose only thought for Kansas is to
elevate and uplift her along all lines
| or better citizenship and better govern
ment and better things, the Hon. W. r.
Stubs of Lawrence
I'VE have Just closed a spirited and
closely contested primary campaign
under primary law for the first time
| In kansas-and the results of that law
are more than satisfactory to our peo-
pie. 1t is the foundation of a govern
| ment for the people. of the people and
| by the people. 1 was closely connected
with this contest and as far as the
management of that campaign was con-
| cerned it was transacted in the broad,
open sunlight fairly, honestly and de-
Gently. 1 have no illwill toward any
Republican in Kansas on account OF
this contest. Let it be past history
and 1 now ask every Republican in
Kansas to come forward and do his
part to carry the state by the largest
Republican majority ever recorded
extend to each and every Republican
| the right hand of political fellowship
and say to you that 1 want you to be
my friend and 1 wish to be your friend
| regardless of past affiliations.
LAS chairman of this committee, l
will need the aid and assistance Of
be cordially received at my desk as
another and 1 realize fully that I can
not complete successful campaign as
your chairman without your aid and
assistance.
Il again thank YOU"
List of Republican State Committee.
The following is list of the Repub-
lican committeemen:
First district-Shawnee. Reese Van
SAINT: Nemaha, j. P. Stevenson; Doni-
aIo
! Biddle; Atchison. James Hawks; JEFF
ferson, G. A. Swallow; Jackson, w. T.
! Beck: Brown, J. ". Brokaw.
Second district-Allen, L. L. North
dotte, ]. n. Radford; Douglas. James
Mitchell; Johnson, A. Biglow; Miami,
III. O. Rankin; Franklin, F. O.. Het-
rick; Anderson, John F. Dellinger;
Third district-Cherokee Charles
Raines; Cowley, C. n. Hunt; Crawford,
F. B. Higgle; Montgomery. Charles D.
WEIGH; Labette, G. H. Bower Elk,
| Charles A: Martin; Neosho, j. \. Rose
berry; VII, Wilson Ch anes,e X can'reii'
Fourth district-Osage, D. c. Lake:
Morris H. E. Richter; Wabaunsee, j.
n. Dolley; Lyon, Tom Evans, Marion,
John w. Gardner; Woodson, H. T.
Chase, E. G. Croker; Coffey. ]. L.
Senior.
Fifth district-Saline, George NJ.
Hull: Republic, F. n. woodward;
Geary. G. w. Schmidt; Riley. w. F.
Peter; Clay, Otis Sewell; Dickinson,
p H. Ha1leck; Cloud. John Stewart;
Ottawa. A P. Riddle; Marshall, E. r.
Fulton: Washington. c. D. Kin
Sixth district-Mitchell. 1. d. Young;
Cheyenne, Travis w. BENJAMIN: Rus
sell. Charles E. Hall: Osborne, w. P.
Gillette; Graham. James F. Keyes;
Decatur, Art S. Steele; Norton. ]. c.
Newell: Lincoln. A. L. Basic: Phillips.
H. w. White; Thomas. Charles Neal:
Rawlins. Cyrus Anderson: Sherman,
- Shanberg: Ellis w. r. Craign;
Ellsworth. c. ]. Moore; Smith, Eli
Kern: Rocks. S. n. Hawks; Trego. Ike
Purcell; Cove, o. B. Jones; Logan, W.
H. Frew: Wallace. George E. Ward.
gan: Kiowa, George G. Price; Stafford.
John H. F. Cornwell; Rush, w. H.
Russell; Reno, J. A. Brown: Rice,
William Schmidt; Kingman, E. A. Pal
mer; Ford, A. Russell; Barton, Porter
Young: Harper. F. B. Brooks; Pratt
w c. Briggs; Pawnee. J. B. Brown;
Wichita C. ]. Denning; Barber. H H.
case; Hamilton, G. r. Hickok; Barton,
Porter Young; Comanche. Park H.
| Thornton: Edwards c. A. Mosher;
Ness, P. E. Prayer: Hodgeman, Santa
Haun; Lane, c. F. Hagen; Scott, c. NJ.
Starr; Ffnney, w. c. Pearce; Seward,
]. W. Campbell; Greeley, A. Q. Ro-
Grant s. A. Davis: Gray, George Mil
Ter: Meade. c. B. Leslie; Stanton.
Sherman Williams; Stevens, r. NJ.
Crawford.
Eighth district-Harvey. J. c. Mack;
Mcpherson. I. F. Talbot: Sedgwick. L.
J. Biggs: Butler, G. w. Harvey; Sum-
ner, T. K. Bell.