The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-26
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Papers Pay Tribute of Praise to
Mark Tulley.
Senator Glenn Announces for
Lieutenant Governor.
HE HAS A HARD JOB.
Dick Hopkins Already Has Good
Start in Race.
AtchisOn Papers and Gov. Bailey
Roast McNeal Speech.
HE HAS A HARD JOB.

The Emporia Journal is another KAN
sas paper to paw tribute to the eft1ci-
ency of State Treasurer Mark Tulley.
The Journal is for Tulley for re-nomi-
nation and gives the following excellent
reasons for it's position:
Last week petition was circulated
and very freely signed calling for the
nomination of the Hon. Mark Tulley for
the Republican candidate for state
treasurer, and this great state never
had more courageous, efficient, pains
taking. careful and thoroughly reliable
man hold that office.
THE Journal believes in rewarding
faithful public servants and since the
office of state reasurer the custodian
of The ST ates millions besides the funds
of numerous societies. insurance COM
panies, funds, etc. is by far the most
responsible in the state, the people OF
Kansas should play safe and re-elect
q man who must be acknowledged as
one of the best state officials this state
ever had. When you get a good faith
full official. one in whom you have aD-
solute and implicit confidence, 1t is poor
policy to change him. Such a man IS
the Hon. Mark Tulley, and for this .-ea-
son the Journal is for him for re-
nomination"
Senator w. M. Glenn of Greeley has
announced his candidacy for lieutenant
governor. Senator Glenn served his
first term in She legislature at the last
session and is the second western KAN
Sas man to get in the race for Heuten-
ant governor. Dick Hopkins of Finney
county having announced for the place
some months ago. Glenn has long
lead to overcome. Hopkins is the
square deal candidate. while Glenn is
an independent with machine leanings.
Speaking of Hopkins, the Lyons Re
publican hands the Garden City law
~ F41IA o
"R. ]. Hopkins, the bright young
members of the legislature from Fin
ney county, is a candidate for lieuten-
ant governor on the Republican ticket
are supporting him practically unani-
mously. He has issued a personal plat
form, many planks Of which oppose
the personal views of r. H. Faxon.
And yet Faxon is giving him strong
personal support through the columns
of the Garden City Telegram because
he believes in him, in. his honesty of
purpose, his integrity, his ability. But
extremes much farther than Stubbs,
whom Faxon can not stand for, for a
minute. And so the world wags.'
Governor Stubbs has decided not to
be in any hurry to make the appoint
men of district judge in place of R. R.
Rees of the Thirtieth district, who has
resigned to run for congress against
does not take effect until April Is. E.
A. Mcfarland of Lincoln and Dallas
Grover of Ellsworth have both filed ap-
plications for the job and both have
strong support. The lawyers of Salina
are divided on the matter, but they
may get together later and agree upon
a candidate.
Moses Porter. editor of the Hoyt
Sentinel, has announced his candidacy
for representative from Jackson coun-
ty. He has been editor of the SEN
tinel for eight years and came to Kan