The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-23
State Association Program for
January $40 Is Out.
Governor Stubs Will Give the
Address OF Welcome.
MERCHANTS ARE BUSY
Christmas Shoppers Are Making
Their Last Purchases.
Various Items OF Interest in
Real Estate Circles.

The program for the third annual
meeting Of the Kansas Association Of
Real Estate Agents. which will be held
in Topeka January $40, has been
announced 1t includes the best array
OF talent that has vet been procured
TOR q similar meeting. The members
Of the Topeka Real Estate Dealers
association viii act as hosts while the
visitors, zoe or 300 in mum Der, are in
tho capital city.
The program proper Will begin at
l O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. January
g. but beginning at 10 o'clock in the
morning Of that day, a reception Will
be held for the delegates in the par
lorg Of the Commercial club.
Gov w. r.. Stubs will welcome the
land men to the city and the response
will be given by the president Of the
association, Charles l. Zir1le Of Car
den City.
Samuel 3. Thorpe. president of the
National Association Of Real Estate
EXCHANGES. will speak on Growth
and Influence OF the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Exchanges
Dr. A. r. Van Sickle will tell of kan
sas at the Chicago Land Show
At $3.50 O'Clock Louis W Buckley,
general manager of the Kansas City
Land Show. will give an ADDRESS on
Proper Advertising for the Develop
nection. Forest Luther Of Cimarron
viii speak on Good Advertising Lit
erature vs.. Cheap Literature
Secretary +. D. Coburn is slated to
sneak at 4.3O o'clock on a Word
From Our Agricultural Department"
IN the evening there will be two IL
Illustrated lectures. one on "Ihe Empire
of Kansas" by Charles l. Zirlle. who
gave the same lecture at the Chicago
Land show. and a short lecture on
Omaha and Chicago Land shows by
Louis w Buckley Of Kansas City
Program for Wednesday.
The carly part of Wednesday morn
ing will be devoted to the hearing of
prepared reports. w. j. Rick
enbacher secretary-treasurer of the
ganization, will give a brief history
Of the organization, tracing its deVel-
opment to the present time.
n b. Burge Will give an extremely
report on proper methods
Of advertising. He has taken pains to |
dig no facts concerning railroad adver- |
Using and he will show what railroad /
advertising in the past has been |
worth to Kansas and what percentage /
Of the growth of the state is directly /
to the building of railroads |
IN the state.
len City. president of the Kansas De- |
velop1nent association, Will deliver an !
address entitled Incorporation of the |
Commercial Organizations of Kansas
With the Kansas Association Of Real
nan of the committee on transporta-
ion. viii then make a report This
will be followed by n report from the
hartman of the membership commit
ee. E. F. Chapman.
J b Fields of Alma will speak at II
o'clock OH The Benefits to Be Derived
" the State of Kansas From Licens-
ne Real Estate Agents, the Fees to Be
appropriated to an Immigration Bu
eau" The last item on the morning
rogram is a report on legislation by
senator p c. Hostrup.
The addresses and reports which
ill be given in the afternoon are:
Opportunity Of Active Real Estate
gents in Kansas to Enter Politics for
ne Purpose of Developing Our Great
tate" w B. Eberhardt: report Of
ommittee on fees and forms, c. P.
solmar: report of committee on arbi-
ration, E 8. Atkinson; report of COM
littee on civic Improvement. w. A.
'sden; address, Importance TO State
through Honest Cooperation Among
Business men and Farmers
. NJ. Glover; address. Fifty Years
rogress in Kansas" Arthur Capper;
ddress. THE Get-Together Spirit of
-ansas Statesmen. Business Men and
armers for Purpose of Further Devel-
ping Our Great State George H.
lodges, Olathe.
Out Of Town Trade Good.
1t is generally conceded that the out
f town trade in the last week has
cen good in this city. Special induce
rents offered by the Topeka Rebate
have had much to do with
his fact. Today all has been hustle
nd hustle on the main thoroughfare of
he city ana this evening a big jam is
xpected in the stores. The purchases
the evening viii posi- bly, not be SO
lrge as those in midweek, but the
dds AMI ends in Christmas shopping |
nat have been neglected or forgotten |
Ill have TO be seen to in a hurry