The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-16
THE ANSWERS.


JAMES B. DQNCYSoN, secretary
of the Scottish Rite bodies of the VAL
ley of Topeka: II think the erection
of the Hotel Kansan, the proposed
hotel at Seventh street and the Ma
sonic temple will place Topeka in
position to properly handle not only
every Kansas convention but also in
terstate conventions. The Hotel han
san will putt Topeka in the place on
tie map that she should occupy
WILLIAM C. TINKER, cashier at
for the Hotel Kansan. as it will be
real asset to Topeka"
w. c. CLTGsToN, Topeka corre-
spondent, Kansas City Journal-Post:
The Hotel Kansan will be one of the
greatest assets to Topeka and will
provide a place to house the many
visitors to the state capital. 1t fills
long felt want in Topeka
Dr.. A b. JEFFREY: "As hotel
physician at the National. have been
watching the management of the
Mosbys for some years With the To-
cation at Ninth street and the Mosby
mana cement, there isn't a thing in the
world to prevent the complete success
of the Hotel Kausanss' - s.
JOHN KRESIE, retired farmer:
IT never was so surprised in my life.
but Ninth street and Kansas avenue
is the place for IT.
j. A. CROW. manager Hall Station
cry company: "I hear so darncd
many different rumors about the hotel
business that ] don't know what to
think. I'm mighty glad that Some
thing has been starIed.anyhow =, 49,
DWIGHT TEACHER HARRIS.
Kansas moving picture censor board:
TT will be a wonderful monument to
the builders. who have gone thru all
sorts of trouble putting over the
project
CHARLES STEWART. president
! Kaw Valley National bank: Glad 10
see the work started. It's all right.
Good thing for Topeka. ''
J. C. sNEDIKER, dry goods mer-
chant: There is no quezion but it
is good thing for Topeka and I hope
are financing it,
F. o. MORNs. grocer. president OF
the North Topeka Civic club: II am
glad to see work commenced on the,
hotel. It is an ideal location, in my
opinion"
JOHN SHEETZ, grocer: IT'S fine
We need another hoteiin Topeka. We
cannot accommodate the people .at
even small conventions. 4 man at
tending the fair this week told me he
would have had. to have. slept on a
park bench If his daughter had not
lived in town. as, he could not find
room in any of. the hotels.''
E. C. GRESSER, cashier, Citizens
State bank: Its a fine thing. and
good location. altho my choice would
IN Il ~
a great thing for the town as it is.
J. d. PRATT, hardware merchant:
yes, the new hotels will be good for
the town and 1t is a fine location"
LEO ELMoRE, teller, Shawnee
State bank: 1T is the best thing
done in ten years. Now. the next
thing is to make over the National
into Offices
E. C. sEGER, Jasperson & seges
Realty company:
1t is too bad that the hotel could !
not have been completed before. J
Ninth street and Kansas avenue is
certainly the logical place for AZ new
hotel 1t will greatly increase tlt.
valuation of the property on Kansas
avenue between Eighth and Tenth av
enues."
GEORGE W. sTANsFIELD. presi-
dent of the Topeka Chamber of Com
merce and the victory Highway ASSOC
Gation with the tourists which the
Victory Highway will bring thru TO-
peka next year and in the years which
follow. and the conventions which /
Topeka may entertain, with adequate
hotel facilities .Topeka can SUPPORT
Two hotels without "a bit of trouble. !
and I'm for the Hotel Kansan LOO per !
cent" 49, -
Final Tariff Action Next Week.
Washington, Sept. 1e.-Finally APP |
proved by the house, q to so. the ad-
ministration tariff bin became d gain