The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-28
GOOD ROADS
PROGRAM

9:30 A. m.-Registration of delegates and
visitors.
Reservation for G o'clock dinner and
meeting ut the auditorium.
10 a. m.-Address of welcome, G. b. Mer-
rian, president Chamber of Commerce, To-
peka.
Response, w. F. Hughes, president of the
association, Beloft
appointment of committees.
Good Roads Symposium.
Short addresses ON live topics bearing on
the big Legislative and road building pro-
gram of the Kansas Good Roads associa-
ton.
Manuscript of each address to be fur
nished SO that all may be published for
statewide distribution to help along the
movement.
Advantages of Complete Connected
State System of Hard Roads c. /.
s"Why the State Constitution should BE
in Road Buildings. A. BardwelI, chair
man of road committee of the house, Man
why the Owners of the Motor Vehicles
Of Kansas Can Afford to Pay an Increase in
Motor License Sufficient to Meet the Cost
Senator w +. schoch. Chairman road
committee of the senate, Topeka.
IF the State Roads Are to Be Paid For
by the Motor License. should the Motor
Teaielss e. Eom Other Torns Of
from Leavenworth county
Are Hard Surfaced Roads a Luxury or
Il Il
munity Mrs. Minnie Grinstead, repre-
sentative from Seward county.
tha The Rao Roads d. q France COMPARED with
Tiilotson, Co. A, 10th engineers who was
in the Argo1ine battles and had hany mar
row escapes. Topeka.
'-Should the Federal Government Build a
System of National Hghways?" Fred c.
Trigs. representative Kansas City Star.
Aid in Building State and County Roads?"
John A. Hall Pleasanton.
ing Cost Per Square Yard on County Roads,
the Earth Work and Bridges Not Included"
N; W. Watson; acting state engineer.
Over the County Bond and County Election
plan. Fred Perkins, Oswego.
is the Division of Cost Of Hard Roads,
ers in the County Harry Russell, farm
er and secretary of Chamber of Commerce,
should the County or State Pay Any
Part of the Cost of Improving Street In
Third Class Town. Which Forms a Sec
ton Of Hard Surfaced County or State
Road :'--E- F. Frizell, representative, Paw
rs 1t Good Policy to Have Two or More
types of Roads Named in the Petitions
and the Final Choice of the Type to Be
investigating Each ami Getting Bids on
the CONSTRUCTION of Each .r-Alf
Williams, Columbus, lawyer and road
How. Wide Should Paved Road Re In
Kansas III s. McFadden, assistant state
engineer, Topeka.
,. p. m.-Business session
Reports of committees.
Q p: m.-Get together dinner at the
Chamber of Commerce. Each of the 500
delegates or visitors will make ten minute
good roads talks to his neighbor, who in
turn will reciproeate. Eat, drink, smoke.
talk laugh and be merry all for 20 cents.
Get your name In the pot early. When
registering say dinner. too" Chamber
Of Commerce rooms, upstairs opposite the
city auditorium.
Z 30 p. m.-Joint meeting Of the Kansas
Official council and the Kansas Good
Roads association ut the city auditorium.
Address-(iov. Henry 7. Allen
Address-Arthnr II. Hall, DanviIle.- ILL.,,
publicity man for the good roads cam
paign in Illinois which resulted in the
people voting for s6o.oo0.eoo bond issue by
100000 majority to build 1900 miles of
hard roads ~ pay the entire cost from
the motor vehicle license. He is invited
to tell Kansas people how Illinois put 1t
over.
Moving picture reel. which was IIsed all
over Illinois in the good roads campaign
showing the development Of roads and
highways transportation.