The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-30

cans. The people expressed themselves
In no uncertain terms August 2, they
should now bury these differences and
work for party success"
Mr.. Dolley was cheered heartily at
the conclusion of his address.
Platform Like a Menu.
Clement L. Wilson, Republican
nominee for representative of Greeley
county. is in Topeka. Mr.. Wilson said
in speaking of the Republican plat
form: "Out west, we consider the
platform like we do a menu at city
hotel. Some of it we like and some
of it we don't care for
w. H. Hurst, chairman of the Gree
ley county central committee, and DIR.
s. S. Myers, chairman of the Scott
county committee, are also here.
Among Those Present.
Among the Republicans of Kansas
who are in Topeka attending the party
council are Messrs. ]. G. Carpenter,
Leavenworth; J. D. Weltmer, Hia-
F. Smith. Cowley county; H. W.
Jacobs. Abilene; c. r. Anderson. Dodge
City; Harold w. Scott, Leavenworth;
w. B. Fletcher, Leavenworth; c. R.
Aten. Dodge City; c. Anderson, Blake
man; E. y. Lees. Sterling: ]. G.
Wellington; c. L. Harriet. Wellington;
John B. Inness, Meade; George b.
Cones, Meade; ]. D. RIPLEY, Stafford;
S. w. McCombs, Stafford; N. A. Turn
er. Colby; John Kaufman. Wichita; j.
B. Morris, Wichita; John Burns,
Hutchinson; E. H. Madison, Dodge
City; Richard ]. Hopkins, Garden City;
]. T. Reed. Smith Center; D. Young,
Beloit; c. w. Hunt. Arkansas City; ].
c. Tyler. Garden City; Merritt Jeffries,
lima; Charles S. Huffman. Columbus;
A. ]. Adams. Cedar Vale; T. G. Fitch.
Lawrence; F. o. Littlefield, Humboldt;
A. jacobson, Wichita; Q. E. Morse
Mound City; Harold w. Scott, Leaven-
worth; Thomas W. Cottes, Peabody; H.
]. Maxwell. Mcpherson; L. NJ Day,
Greensburg; w. J. True, Pittsburg'
John Beitzinger, Pittsburg; Nick Sim
mon, Pittsburg; E. E. Mullaney, HUI
City; F. F. Linden, Navarro; FRANK M.
Poor, Hoxie; c. E. Carroll. Alma; John
J. Sippy, BellePlaine; r. 7. Stansffeld,
BelIeville: ]. c. Tyler, Garden City; w.
Karl Miller, Dodge City; W. T. Beck,
HoIton; A c. Mitchell, Lawrence; A
H Turner, Chanute: Frank Merrill,
Paola; A. H. Abrams, Arkansas City;
Hawk, Atchison; J. T. Farman, Atch-
isou: Joseph Footed, Atchison; ]. M.
Worley, Ell Dorado; c. w. Harvey, Ell
Dorado; w. F. Hannah, Great BEND !;
George G. Parker, Harper; J. U.
Brown, Hutchinson; j. E. Brooks, Sc
ings, Leavenworth; ]. L. Brady, Law
renee; Clark A Smith, Cawker City;
c. K. ScoVille, Seneca; w. E. Young,
Seneca; A. B. tanning, Sabetha; s ).
Langley. Greenleaf; A R. Kinkel,
CITY: e. T. Allen, Wichita; H. E.
Richter, Council Grove; w. c. Austin,
Cottonwood Falls: L. D. McComp, En-
poria: James R. Plumb, Emporia; Lin
coin Mckinley. wichita; Carl L. Coop
er. Wichita; D. r. Anthony, Leaven-
worth: w. 1. Biddle, Leavenworth;
John D. Myer, Holton; J. G. Carpenter,
Leavenworth.
Council Notes.
John Davis of Kiowa county, mem
Der of the last legislature ana canol-
date for reelection without oppos1tlon,
attended the party council. Davis was
one of the strong men of the last house,
and while independent in the beginning
SO far as the square deal and machine
factions were concerned, he soon joined
the anti administration forces and leo
the fight against the utilities DILL
Kiowa county endorsed Stubs August
.. and also endorsed Davis. This para
dox can be explained only the grounds
of Davis popularity. Asked today m
regard to his stand on the present IS
sues, Mr.. Davis said: Il Will support
the Stubs policies so far as 1 can con-
sistently do So I am for party har-
mony and will work along that line. In
the party council 1 shall vote for a
Stubbs and Taft resolution of endorse
ment.''
CLYDE Knox, the able editor of the
Sedan Times Star, attended the party
council.
Charles D. WEIGH, chairman of the
Montgomery county central committee.
was Intercepted on his way to Topeka
bv telegram demanding his presence
in Arkansas in an important lawsuit
fn
that MONTGOMERY, Wagstaff's county.
could be depended upon for a big
Stubs majority.
Among the new candidates for the
legislature in Topeka today are Karl
Miller of Ford county and w. F. Men
senmayer of Geary county.
Some of the members of the state
committee wanted to re-elect Will Beck
of HoIton, the old secretary, but this
could not be done as Mr.. Beck was not
eligible, not being a chairman or a
county committee. He was oelealeo
FOR. rom rnitteeman