The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-02-03

congressional district First district.
E B. Cowgirl of the Kansas Farmer J
Mirror; Third district J. 3 Gilmore,
Fredoufa Cftizeni Fourth dIstr1cr,
Charles Barnes. Usage City Free Press
FTfth district + D. Hickman. x s A.
l G. sixth district E D. George Man
kate Monitor Seventh district Clark
ICoukIing, Lyons Republican, Eighth
district. Mack p Gretchen. Sedgwtck
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/ Delegates 10 National Meeting
/ Two delegates from each district
were elected TO represent the state
association at the National assoe1a-
tfon meeting the location Of which IS
being decided this afternoon at Kan
lsas City The following were the
selections First district A Me-
Neal Mail and Breeze and Ralph
ETennaI Sabetha Herald; Second dis
ltrfct-J W. Sewers. Springhiu New
Era. and c. G Thomas, Moran Her
aid. Third dbStrfct-W T Voc. In
tdependence Times: J. F CaIIen, Pitts
burg KauSan. Fourth dfStrict-A- R.
Beruheiser. Hartford Times; K 3
T Srnick Wamego Agriculturist: Fifth
dfserfct-M. c. Hemenway. Hope Dis
patch and A O. Miller. BelIeviIle Tel
escope; sixth district Hutchings-
Farmer; Seventh distrfct-w Y
Morgan. Hutchinson News and 3 P
Gehhardt. Pratt Uuions Eighth dis
trict-J- c Dick Burton Graphic
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Resolutions Report.
The report OF the committee on
resolutions was submitted by Ewing
Herbert chairman OF the committee
In connection with the report OF the
/ COMMITTEES Mr. Herbert read a letter
from D ". Wilder, OF Hiawatha. the
/ pioneer Kansas historian, which
urged the construction OF new
I historical building as the hsadquar-
z ,E HfErnrfa1T
1.-THE funds which have recently allow
ed Kansas through old war claims he
I recom nm ended for this use A resolu-
ton following this recommendation
.sF2sss0Tved That the Kansas Editorial
! association in convention assembled sx-
presses its appreciation and gratitude for
[ the many courtesfe= and splendid hOSpI-
taHty extended BY the good people Of
| we appreciats the entertainments ar
/ Washburu college and the opportunity to
done there. which We heartily commend
We thank the Topeka publishers and
members OF the craft for their successful
/ sfTorts IN masking this the most enjoyable
/ Mr. ATthlTr Capper Particularly we are
grateful for the very substantial evidence
OF his hospitality and consideration
We thank the Bell Telephone and the
+ Western Union companies and the To-
peka Street Railway company for courte-
I sizes shown the members OF this sSEocia-
ton during this meeting.
we thank the Topeka Ad club for a
delightful luncheon and entertainment
We thank those who have contributed
TO the programme which has enlightened
and upltftad the members Of this asso-
Resolved. That we look with favor
upon the course IN newspaper making
established at the Kansas University and
also favor the course in printing est4b-
Ifzhed at the state Agricultural college
There Is need and demand for tnreIII-
gent and trained men in printing Offices
courses with the same Hberahty shown
ssOnce more we protest against the
government entering into competition
with the home printer n printing en-
Der OF this association write 70 his con
gresham urging him to call on the post
Another resolution is:
Whereas, The auditor Of the war de-
claims in favor OF Kansas, amounting to
S525. eco, for interest and discount on
money borrowed By the state during the
years OF 1861 TO 100, rOr organizing and
equIpping troops 70 suppress rebellion and
/ 'sThereaz- over $4,000 has been ap-
propr1aLed by congress and is now IN
/ the treasury Of the state Of Kansas and
I We are assured by our congressional dele
CATION that the balance viii be approprt-
/ ared at an early day. and
| Whereas, The basis of these claims
/ oy the Kansas State Historical society
whereas, The property, including his
IoEIcs4 documents, menentoes and other
valuable relics now IN the possession Of
| that society would be increased four-fold
\ n value and interest 10 the people Of
I arranged and classified and believing
/ that the state house is already crowded
/ sity for additional space is constantly
growing as the business OF the state IN
/ Resolved. That the kansas State Ed
/ torial association here endorses the move
nenr towards procuring memorial
for the Grand Army of the Rapgbifc and and
I the Kansas State Historical society and
representatives, now IN attendance in the
T legislature IN this city TO use every en-
deav0r within their powers TO carry cut
We do. thar It voices the wishes OF
vast majority OF the citizens of this COM
Resolved, That copy of this resoIu-
ton De sent 70 the president Of the seu-
seurattves-
Minor Editorial Mention.
The report Of Treasurer J. 3yron
Cain showed a balance on hand of
$3.50. This report was audited by the
auditing committee and was Med as
the report OF that committee
The memorial committee was the
only other committee 10 report A
memorial was adopted lamenting the
death of Armer P Shaw OF the Usage
City Public Opinion. which was taken
place within the last year
The visiting members of the national
executive committee who were in To-
peka Tuesday, returned to Kansas City
this morning Today they will decide
the place Of holding the national con-
veutfon, the date being dependent upon
the weather and climatic conditions Of
the place selected
W N Glenn. state senator from the
Thirty eighth district, and editor OF the
Irtbune-Repubic7u- attended most Of
the sessions OF the association. Sena-
tor Glenn is having a great time in
Topeka He IS a farmer and stock