The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-20
FOR GREAT topeka
The Commercial Club Organiza-
ti0n Is Completed.
Nearly Every Member Assigned
Some Duty.
PUT SLOGAN IN FORCE
President Mills Says Club Will
Show Topeka Kan"
List of the Committees Has Been
Announced.
PUT SLOGAN IN FORCE

The Topeka Commercial club is
now organized and ready for business
as it never has been before. Nearly
every member of the club has been
given some definite duty to perform
on some committee or otherwise. 1t
is now one of the best organized pub
lie spirited bodies of the state. All the
directors are pleased with the pros
poets for greater Topeka President
Mills this morning in talking of the
club said: I'VE are now ready to car
~ out our slogan, Topeka Kan-To-
peka Will. We have something for
every member of the club to do and
If everyone will put his shoulder to
the wheel and push we should GER
tainly have a greater Topeka before
very long"
Secretary C. P. Adams in talking of
the club this morning said: 1--WE now
have our dining room in operation
and everyone seems pleased with ii.
This will bring the members of the
club into closer and more frequent
touch with each other and in union
there is strength
President Mills this morning an
nounced the first complete list of ap-
pointments on committees The COM
Y1littee assignments are as follows:
= Executive Committee-W. H. Davis,
s6aFmaR; T. n f fatten: ". W &
Mills.
Promotion committee-John R.
Mulvane, chairman; w. A. Neis-
wanger, vice chairman; Robert Pterce'
]. w. Going, ]. r. Burrow, George A.
Guild.
Transportation-J. C. Bauer. chair
man; F. E. Nipps. vice chairman; H.
A. Auerbach. H A. Spielman. Samuel
Lux. ]. K. Bair, Joseph Bromich,
Otto Kuehne. George McEntire, F. NJ.
Spencer. H. L. Sherburne.
chairman: D. ]. Hathaway. vice chair
man: C. w. Merriam. Ralph Nc
Entire, A. C. Durham, H. B. Howard,
NJ. Heery. Robert Pierce. j. E.
Crockett, c. o. Knowles.
Trade extension-H. A: Auerbach,
chairman: David Bowie. S. E. Barber,
E. S. Clark; ]. c. Emahizer. H. O.
Garvey F. P. MacLennan, A. NJ.
Mills, D. P. Paxton, Samuel Lux,
Clement Smith. A. B. Whiting, ]. r;
Koontz.
man; Joseph Wilson, vice chairman;
c. P. Adams, Clad Hamilton, ]. G..
Bauer. ..-
Arbitration - John Macdonald.
chairman; c. E. Gault, vice chairman;
c. c. Biakely, L. D. Whittemore, G.
state and National Legislation-F.
C. Kelley. chairman: J. A. Trout
man, vice chairman: Samuel T. Howe,
Lee Monroe, John E. Frost, A. A.
Goddard, F. w. Freeman, T. A. Nc
Neal, f. H. Crosby, Arthur Capper,
H. A. Heath.
Municipal legislation. B. Lari-
mer, chairman: Clad Hamilton. vice
chairman; John Dawson. A. A. God
dard, Lee Monroe, L. S. Ferry, H. A.
Scandrett.
Agriculture - George Christman,
chairman: Phillip Lux. vice chairman
c. w. Myers, ]. B. Sims, D. o. Coe,
B. H. Pugh, D. H. Forbes, C. W.
Merriam.
Immigration-R. D. Blaine, chair
man: w. H Ward. vice chairman: G
NJ Noble. w H. Eastman. c. E. Jor-
dan. F A. Anton, D. o. Coe, w. ].
Richenbacher. Geo. NJ. Hammi1.
Auditing-E. L. O'Neil. chairman
w. F. Roehr. vice chairman; Clad
Hamilton. Otis Allen f. r. Simon.
Natural gas mad Ole. G. Blakely
chairman; L. G.. Treleaven, vice chair
man: z. E. Ames. T A. Borman. Gull
ford Dudley. H. o. Carney. John ].
Green H f. Valentine. E. Montgomery
Civic improvement-H. o. Carney
chairman: NJ C. Holman, vice chair
man: George H. whitcomb. ]. B. Hay
den. II. F. Valentine.
Conventional. NJ. Penwell, chair