The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-26
Potter Hoch Forces Score q
Victory in Marion.
ENDORSEMENTS MADE.
Marion Endorses Miller ana
Greenwood Tucker.
wabaunsee County Refuses -
Endorse Stubs.

yeslei o' The state and consress'
conventions. .a heeu about
sofs between the TucKer -
so-cas Tucker, of COURSE =,
1nNsA ,.s- avn county, Green"oou,
turso enthusiastic manner WIZ
= wohaunsee county no H;date was
u 80 congressional cadorsad MIL
made. Marion county
AeI Eourth district cong ~ rcf
INC 49, which will be helo Na ata a
OSare city, does not NJ certain
congressman. but II We, 9Th between
extant, be q test Oh
- rival candidates. It.; a1ht was
Marion county the pie naITircher
III 10 the Potter and Mchir n
ssctions. for the election OIL Q and
Of the convention enser are candidates for
3 b senate from the CaaI S,,
L1e district. now represenSs9T@ o1Is
n 7 M. Hamme of Cotton%1oto The
Potter is the Hoen +orWard W. H.
Eotter If Marion for chairman I'D
Evans V - crowd nominated 80
lewis. Evans was ele4ee one
nv a vote of nearly Two - IF the larg-
ne NJ held in the county. ~ "ae 60
est eve oonvention, and nearly Iov psO
lie came over from Peaoouy ~ endorsed
II attend it. The CONVENE. So Rooseyelt,
Dotn ho oor state printer, Taft for pres
austin Ior e King for district judge
gem qA Wheeler of Marion w was
Sorsed for delegate to the onncern-
convention, ,,, the WAS les as follows:
1nE sS , ssoIved. That we endorSs MI
q, Congress of Hon. j. M. NIL ;,
o1r present faithful congrs 81 an
One Of the delegates a opRinf for state
oorsenenH He said that If T. A. McN ear
Din rln. t.o;ne to be in the race, ne was io-
McNeal. .,.,.aa 70 the state
conVe9tiGTR Funk, John Powers; a; E E.
u;rscSier. ]. S. Dean, John SAGE Rerker
6lrscn.e;1 w. Hastings. J. w. BarAef'
G 1,ei Mcdonald, S. L. Armstrong.
delegates rt to oo J. H Unruh. O. Jol-
ton: J. T. William Cullins, John
life, A 1o. Alexander, A. H. Wheeler
Robert Teller.
Tn wabaunsee county, the nI moIlev.
Mr.. stubbs' MANAGE s;gs s senSDsf was de.
res Roosevelt and Taft were ooIn
1ea aarsad The following delegates
were elected: zo,oea+ss. 7. N.
state convention delegates: uar.
Dolley, Maple HILL ai,e SacN Mabaunsee; G.
veyvine, = sIrna: Dow Busenbark,
E SarroH A. r. Strowig, Paxico; Ed
$oH-oan Belvue, and A r. w aoe' Nu"
pie Hill. .+as. II C. Stitch
Una: Henry Salter, Wabaunsee'
81 81. 7 Eraehman. Harveyville; John Dist-
Ai+e Vista; H ". Ericsson, maple
T5iiI: lake Euler, Pax1co; =. y. Soon'
Eskridge. and Lew Tnonpson'
nee.
THE Greenwood county convention was
held at Eureka, and the delegates were
eelected by a committee appointed TO
confer with Geo. E. Tucker and get MS
recommendations. The following were
4he delegates selected:
Delegates to the state convention:
Fred OFT, c. f. Moore, j. w. Sturgeon,
q. Ludviokson, J. C. Burns, ]. w. john
son. F. @. Thrall, J. M. Smyth, Boone.
q. W. Claycomb, r. P. Kelley.
Delegates to the congressional con-
vention: Geo. G. Wood, c. M Cheney.
d. 8. MCNEIL, o. s. Rranson. G. s.
Emethers, r. B. Anderson, w. H. Dali
ton, J. E. Rassen, w. S. Bryant, e. L.
Barrier, L F. Benest
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
I'VE, the Republicans of Greenwood
county in convention assembled, in
dorse the wise and patriotic admins
tration of Theodore Roosevelt, and be-
1ieving that through VIM. H. Taft, the
able turist and statesman from Ohio,
the Roosevelt policies will be carried
out in every essential detail, indorse his
candidacy for president of the United
States of America.
I'VE point with pride to the record of
Fred s. Jackson, attorney general, and
rejoice that Greenwood county and the
state promises such men to public
office. Especially do we indorse and
md n nf hn rv-fl II
congressional district our friend and
: tneighbor, Senator George e. Tucker as
a candidate for representative In the
federal house of representatives. His
sturdy Republioanisn, his insistent ad-
vocacy of the Roosevelt idea and his
record in the state legislature from this
district during the past six years, en-
ables US to present him as a man to be
relied upon in any emergency, who will
act without the consent of machine
bosses and who will ably represent his
constituents and the state at large.
I'VE indorse the record of John A.
Edwards, our representative in the
lower house of the state legislature
and we believe he has at all times
carried out the wishes of the people
OF his district
I'VE 1ndorse the candidacy of W. C.
Austin of Cottonwood Falls for state
printer and pledge him our support in
the primary"
This is the way Frank FARRELL
(Dem.) sizes it up in his paper, the
Holton Signal: "W. r. Stubs has de-
cided to stand hitched for governor
He will be nominated at the August
primary, without serious opposition
Mr.. Stubs decision has taken load
off Chester I. Longs mind. With
Stubs out Of the way, Longs chances
for denomination for United States
senator have been vastly improved
They are talking Bristow for senator
Bristow can't cut the mustard
Stab from the Concordia Blade:
With Stubs out over the state
preaching a mixture of democracy
socialism, populism and nihilism and
telling how absolutely dishonest the