The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-03
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c. E. Jordan: ''I have confined the
work in this campaign to my own ex-
perience as a councilman and in my
knowledge of the needs of the city and
in the belief that as one of the first
advocators and workers for the COM
mission form of government, 1 should
have a chance to serve under it,
D. B. Fink: Il was surprised that
I did not receive the vote had count
ed on at the primaries, but feel that
in this shorter ticket 1 will be able to
pull into fourth place"
w. C. Tandy: 81 feel as fine as silk
never felt better. 1 will be one of
the next commissioners of Topeka
H. P Miller: 81 am confident that
the people will give me good vote. 1
have endeavored to give the city a
good administration in my departm ent
and under the circumstances L believe
that 1 am entitled to the next term
Roy L. Bone: 81 have never felt
better over my prospects to be re-elect-
ed. L hope and expect to win tomor-
row."
NJ. c.. Holman: "You bet your life,
1 am going to win. 1 have the assur-
I place every confidence in their be-
liefs.''
Walter j. Arnold: "StiII I maintain
that the city of Topeka should have
an engineer in charge of the engineer
ing work and the streets and public
improvements. 1 am the only engineer
in the race and 1 feel that 1 should
be elected-and. of course. it looks as
though I will be given one of the
places"
School Board Contest.
The school board contest is growing
in interest and has almost reached the
stage of bitterness. This morning the
women who are taking an active in
terest in city politics and supporting
the old members of the board were
aroused by the circulation of ''wo-
mans ticket for the school board.
This was for the purpose of creating
the impression that this ticket is be-
ing supported exclusively by the wo-
men. On the ticket were the follow
ing name: Mrs. c. j. Evans, s. A.
Swendson, S. r. Kutz, A. V. Lindell,
J. F. Haskell. DIR. L. A. Ryder.
Mrs. Lee Monroe said: ''Please in
form the people that the women are
not ready to divorce themselves from
the men in political matters. We are
in favor of having woman on the
school board, but we have no 'wo-
mans ticket and we will have none.
This ticket is an effort to prejudice the
people"
Where to Vote.
Here are the voting places for to-
morrow. Captain Titus, city election
commissioner, asks that the women
vote, if possible, between the hours of
and II O'Clock in the morning an and
and O'Clock in the afternoon. This
will not interfere with the male vote
and will insure quick work on the part
of the judges and clerks.
The polls will be open between
q. m. and D. m.
First Ward.
First precinct-S1S North Kansas
avenue.
Third precinct-1OO6 North Kansas
avenue.
Fourth precinct-1336 North Kan
sas avenue.
Second Ward.
First precinct-233 Jefferson street.
Second precinct-401 Madison street.
Third precinct-S12 East Fourth st.
Fourth precinct-1109 East Sixth
avenue.
Fifth precinct-Auditorium
Sixth ct-1602-Seward ave.
Third Ward.
First precinct--9O4 Kansas avenue.
Second precinct-507 West Tenth ST.
Third precinct-612 West Twelfth.
Fourth precinct-1131 Huntoon st.
Fourth Ward.
First precinct-20S West Seventh ST.
Second precinct-Corner of Fourth
and Jackson streets, ProVtdent aSSoc1-
alton.
Third precinct-5OO Polk street,
residence.
Fourth precinct-1021 West Sixth.
Fifth Ward.
First precinct-1703 Buchanan st.
Second precinct-1725 Kansas ave.
Third precinct-615 East Tenth st.
Sixth Ward.
First precinct-32S Woodlawn ave-
nue. carpenter shop.
Second precinct-1SO9 West Tenth.
Following are the candidates.:
For Mayor.
]. B. Billiard T. A. McNeal
For Commissioners.
H. P. Miller Gene Stotts
Roy L. Bone NJ. G. Holman
w. G. Tandy Walter j, Arnold
c. E. Jordan D. B. Fink
For School Board.
w. E. Atchison A. V. Lindell
Mrs C. ]. Evans L. NJ. Penwell
P. W. Griggs L. A. Ryder
]. F. Haskell S. A. Swendson
L. NJ. Jones c.. B. Van Horn
| s. r. Kutz Ferdinand Voiland