The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-21

statements in favo- of guaranty of
bank deposits as q campaign docu-
ment, he said:
"Of course I can't help it if the
Democrats circulate Kansas Re
publican doctrine. In fact it may
help to get the people of the country
acquainted with a Kansas Republican
idea which Bryan has stolen and is
trying to make paramount issue"
The Democratic state central COM
mittee will have ten speakers out over
the state this week, four of whom will
be from outside the state. The out
slders who will take part in this weeks
Massachusetts, James B. Weaver of
Iowa, the old time Populist; Congress-
man H. I. Rainey of Illinois and Roy
Z: HOFFMAN of Oklahoma. The sched
ule for the week is as follows:
J. D. Botkin-Monday, Council
Grove; Tuesday, Lawrence afternoon,
BALDWIN night; Wednesday. Ottawa
afternoon, Garnett night; Thursday,
Westphalia; Friday. Manhattan; Sat
urday, Junction City.
George w. Freerks-Tuesday, La
Crosse; Wednesday, Ness City; Thurs
day, Dighton; Friday. Scott City; Sat
urday, Tribune afternoon, Leoti night.
Geo. Fred Williams of Massachusetts
"wednesday, LeavenWorth; Thursday,
Kansas City, Kan.
ence; Tuesday Parsons; Wednesday,
Centerville: Thursday, Leroy; Friday,
Pomona: Saturday, Olathe.
Mrs. Ella S. Burton-Monday, Erie
afternoon. Chanute night; Tuesday,
Humboldt afternoon, lola night;
Wednesday, Garrett; Thursday, Bald
| win; Friday, Kansas City, Kan; Sat
| urday, Lawrence.
w. w. Rose-Thursday, Friday and
Saturday in Cherokee county.
vi Die A IL Er0x
county.
James B. Weaver of Iowa-Monday,
| Independence; Tuesday, Winfield:
Wednesday, Wichita; Thursday, Ell
Dorado; Friday, Topeka; Saturday,
Olathe.
Congressman H. T. Rainey of Illinois
Thursday, Paola; Friday, Humboldt;
| Saturday, Mound City.
Hon. Roy C. Hoffman of Oklahoma
Monday, Arkansas City; Tuesday.
| Caldwell; Wednesday, Howard after
| noon, Moline night; Thursday, Coffey-
VILE; Friday, Caney; Saturday, Cher
| ryvale.
John Radford, state grain inspector,
and one of the political leaders Of the
Republican party in Wyandotte coun-
| ty, was in Topeka Saturday and ar
ranged with Chairman Dolley for a
| speech by w. H. Taft at Kansas City,
Kan, on the morning of Oct. 8. Taft
will speak for 80 minutes at Huron
park.
W. r. Stubs was in Kansas City
yesterday, and in an interview at the
| Union depot said: 1.-The election will
| be the same in November as if it were
today. Kansas will be in the Republi-
can column, strong. There Is really
no fight in the state as far as Taft is
| concerned, and he will carry the state
| by a big majority"
It has been figured out that four
| teen of the Republican nominees for
| the state senate are business men,
seven are lawyers, seven are bankers,
eight are farmers, two are doctors
and two are newspaper men. The
way they divide up as as follows:
Business men-Myers, Stillings,
Gum, Porter, Bender, Overfield, Trav-
is, Fagerberg Brown, Avery, Hostrop,
Hunter, Stewart and Carey.
Lawyers-Brewster, Getty, Ganse,
Staveley, Hamilton, Price and Reed.
Bankers-Remingto Cambern,
Lower, Quincy, Caldwell, Beeler and
Chapman.
Farmers-Potter. Stannard, Leidy.
Denton, Smith, Murphy, Fowler and
Wells.
Doctors-MilHgan and Huffman.
Editors-Brady and Glenn.
Congressman Burton of Ohio will
spend four days next week in Kansas.
He will speak at Kansas City, Kan,
and Emporia and two places in the
Fifth congressional district. The ex-
act dates for his meetings have not
been fixed. Congressman Smith of
Iowa will speak at Usage City Sep
TENDER %, Marion September 20 and
Wamego September 80. He will spend
the three days following in Calder
heads district.