The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-01

Semers. Dan Daley, J. II. Jones, FRANK
Woods.
General Baggage Department-P.
Walsh, r, S. Gordon.
E. Foley, Frank Helm, a. B. Griggs, F.
r. Bartlett, E w. Grant, T. McKibben.
q. Il, Rees, Walter Cross, ]. C. Sehooee,
VIM Archer. Jno. Yenkers, p. j.
Carter.
j superintendent of Telegraph-H. c.
Chace, A. w. Sine, w. S. Ronk, q. X.
Metzdorf, w. H. Gibson, F. s. Nelson.
Claim Departmental. C.-Pribble, e.
II. Hemus. c. d. Hart, I. Barnum, F.
| A. Rankin, G. w. Hunt, H. NJ. Long.
w H. Shields, D. C. Rosen, w. E.
Goodnow. H. H. st. John, j. e. Al
Iison.
Refrigerator Departmental. C.
Gilligan.
Legal Department-w. r. Smith, O.
]. Wood, A. A Scott.
Signal DEPARTMENT.. s. Stevens,
L. Brown, G. X. Thomas, l.. F. Day,
Harry Hobson. D. w. Fuller, r. A.
Weaver.
Special Service Department-E
Gregg. G. L. Weigand, Fl. B. Baker.
Safety superintendent-Isa Hale.
Land Department-Howel Jones. w.
F. Taliaferro.
Statistical Department-C. A easier.
E. G. Matthews c. II. Watts.
General Watch Inspector-H. s.
Montgomery, R d Montgomery, w. J..
Teat
Tax COMMISSIONER. T., Cartilage.
Car Accommodations w: Mowers.
Daniel, c. w. Nisbet, A H Wahlin, G.
(. Simmons, H. L. Tasker, H. C. MARI
ing, 9. Burning.
Motive Power--M. ]. Drury, Frank
Calm John Helm, John Morgan, W. L.
Jury, G. N. Swanson, James Clark. I.
c. Hicks, w. c. Brown, Frank Down,
l. B. Haggard. F. w. Thomas, ]. H
Linn, r. L. Stevenson, Paul Parrish,
H. v. Stevens, A. L. Thorp, M. H. Haig,
II. A. Claussen, H. H, tanning, F. A.
Tsaaeson, b. T. Payne. H. c. Robinson,
@. H. Wood, w. s. hammers, G. A.
Boon. b. p. Phelps, c. E. Nutter, L.
L. King, ]. B. Crow. H. H. Service.
Geo. Austin, e. ]. MeKernan, d. C.
Davis H L. Shipman, E. L. Sieman-
tel, Geo. Kistner, F. Prout, John Par
kinson, ]; ]. Slavin. H. B. Mcfarland,
Bohnstehgle. w. A. Powers, G. Roose,
g. W, Reaman, A. f. Weight, J. H.
Frizell, George Frazer. VIM. Keinin-
ger, John Isaacson, Henry Neiswinter,
John Hartley, j. W. Gibbons, Joe Sic
ben, James Mullin, Frank S. Chase. J.
p. Mcintyre.
Store Department H. e. Ray, F. A.
Wilson. W. J. Duff, G. J. Fleisch, w.
c. Hunt, T. Scully, E. J. Burns, w. E.
Brady. w. s. Riach. VIM. Turnbull, J.
p. Worsley. B. c. Apodaca, w. A.
Dickinson, A. P. Wolf, A. T. Phillips,
@. H. Shuart.
Santa Fe Depot-con NJ Buck, H.
+, Eversoie.
>Bridse and Buildings Department
A. J. James, John McGaffin.
Medical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kas-
T1aofnP RiEhnff nnNfAr OfCnnnal1
Doctor Goottee, j. e. Thomas, r. F.
Hayes.
The EARTH. F. Jarrell.j-
Timber Treating Departmental. S.
Belcher, g. d. Cooper.
Telegraph DEPARTMENT.. w. Hud-
Custodian-Lee MeGrath.
Elements of Spirit.
There are five salient elements to
the Santa Fe Spirit" Mr.. Lathrop
told the Dinner Club-loyalty. eff
cheney, courtesy, ambition to excel.
and safety. The spirit is the; spirit of
the late E. P. Ripley. president of the
road, Mr. Lathrop stated.
at depends on the railroads them
selves whether the present minority in
favor of government ownership re-
mains as small as it is" Mr.. Lathrop
pointed out to his hearers. He made
it evident that the railroads must
make good on their own Standlng, IL
they hope to retain private ownership.
The public is no longer inimieal to
the railroads and of the opinion that
they are trying to put something
over" Mr.. Lathrop believes.
public sentiment, the controlling
force in our country, has already set
in in favor of the railroads. with the
determination that just treatment
shall at length be accorded them.
This sentiment was reflected by the
transportation act, recently passed by
congress, by tho increase in rates
granted not long since by the inter-
state commerce commission. and by
the increases in state rates granted by
most of the state commissions in har-
mony with those prescribed by the
interstate commission. 1t is also re-
Elected in the fairer treatment of rail-
roads by courts and jurtes in the cases
where railroads are parties" said Mr..
Lathrop.