Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-02-13

. y@Se IN hAAt pc
ling q j y nth 4 be Wv
ing plans and Specifications for =
kiadaaae=Aaase.A without eitAaAaAs
Board or the Presise9t q, the,i9Rti-
tuition being consulted. 7" ~
Tha young man lost his Job and SO
ssaSGts CHI ai#3,.ssi5gS;
have been making so much russ, and
who was Followed to the depot By
ninety stgsSs9pfA s saS5Yasd SS two thou
sand as reported. to whom he made
q speech NaicH heseNsed R3thutne
declaratiOun 1sts sss gsts Hodges end
then departed for his home IN Ar
l;kkl a1d<aassh. sf9f b97.9oe-' ssW swsI
The tax payers OF Kansas WIN
hardly grow enthusiastic over M.
Lewis slogan They VIII perhaps 6a
Iinchned to think that Governor Hodg.
les Board q Administrator did
livery good thing in getting Mr.. Lew
l7Aas1t sd o. 9euol4!ojs ss- -c-s
lAne1t the foolish talk Of . number
Of Bull 3g I Moose Republican papers oy.
er the state, on the subject OF eiyIl
service, it IS FefBBesfhing to, find the
Independent Atchisep Globe printipg
the following communication, from an
old line Republican; .h,s al, .Ss
ARepubhcan held an appointise q.
ice half his iafe Then the mex
Pected happened end a. Democrats
governor was elected, and the oReu1b-
lican who held the app0intiye ,Ottice
Eas dismissed, and q Democrat who
khSa9a been waiting nfeE hak century
ter A piece q. pie took bis. p.scs.
EESStIlowiRg WHICH the ierk#ster, Be-
publican Ieb y ~ speyspAlpeFs buckle o. Their
Ear gsl sssyell nR and pgance sr0ad
l ascS lar tg the while that the iDsu0-
cratic GOyenqg is splaSi1g O politics
L and bee nca1pped a good nan. 4Al II
F9ic51 gyesn mel pain inethe Etem:
ASP !, mysff eHf, elmI9e As IL were. an,a
lbEefP99b bean a1fI bpt in az .etport tebshe
tssirb minded eoonceds that q Demo
crat has a right to hold an aUpolptiEs
otdse under a eTDEesm DEMOCRAT gNNem~-
Yhlich L. rarely happens in Kansas. 4
so9p Z care il TIE Repppbliean who Ne
S cssqFtly lost his lp6 d AZ speWaTt ii the
girls industrial school atn BeIOit IS =
gS ood and compstnt man, he. hsl
held The position ever since. l. was 9
mere child, and be and Ids partisan
friends ennds should rejoice because be
held forth 50 long, and should moi, be
peeved because a change OF circum-
stancessfpGalB TiI eepPel p him to
seek other employment. AS Re
bublicanI:take great pride in Repub-
loan success; but whenq the Demo
Gratis happen to whip us at the polls,
| maintain that the Democrats have
right atdthe feed trough. Taking
everything into consideration, we Re
pIbljcans ia Kansas cannot complain.
The present for us Is a little foggyi
bnt we certainly have. seen morC
clear days thaRthe Democrats In Kan
sasi have, Complaints nov from Re
pubhcans who have held the Offices
for many years come with poor graeI
b. seems bo me II Democrats wen
ignorant and incompetent my argu
Reat would be out OF place, but tn
y Democrats can conduct state insutC
= lions with as much success as Re
lai pablicans. .uoi J''1G1 % .aaa --.
o The Executive Council OF the .KaE
ne lsas Medical Society recently me
ne and passed the following resolution
ne endorsing Governor Hodges: z,
ct WHEREAS the Governor OF ID
IT. State Of Kansas has refused % a
Us point the Board Of ChirOpracticl
TO deeming them self confessed viola
IN ors of the laws Of this state:
10. THEREFORE, be it resolved, tbs
ne the Council Of. the Kansas Medict
sPp Society, now in session, commen
zen the action Of the Governor in pro
m: tecting the citizens Of Kansas frol
or importers.
ow Signed:
1rkl ~ N. JAnDUTr no,a5o..