The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-30
WITH THE BOYS
,cournuea from rags ono.l

been connected with the first, second,
1 third or fourth houses of the legisla-
ture in the last twenty years.
John Gilmore, publisher of the FIRE.
donia Citizen and son of the former
well known Fredonia editor of the
didate for the legislature in Wilson
! county. Gilmore is a genuine Repub-
lican and ore of the aggressive fellows
in the young crowd.
Senator o. 0. Wolf of Ottawa is
looking for someone to develop his hot
house boom as a dark horse for gov
| ernor. 1t seems as tho Senator Wolf s
aspirations were rather punctured last
winter when he> impulsively promised
two were harmonizing over Governor
Aliens consolidation bill
! There were a number of women in
I the hotel Hobbies during phases of the
| milling. Buu the Women's organ1za-
| ton held it's identity and the two clubs
continued with their plans without
outside disturbance. A number of
prominent party workers who came to
! Topeka for tonights dinner brought
| their wives who will sit with their
! husbands tonight at Masonic temple.
Both the men and women's clubs, tho,
Will handle thier own affairs.
| n.
indicated he will be for Clyde NJ. Reed
as first choice OF course that doesn't
| restrain the state chairman from be-
ing for H H. Motter as second best
bet
| Clarence Aten, chairman of the Ford
! county committee, is here from Dodge
| City. He may | e a candidate for state
chairman when the party's state CEN
trail committee meets next August.
Joe Woolloms is one of the party
triots out in the Sixth district who
never misses an opportunity to at
tend a Kansas Day Club gathering
He will stay until after the banquet
dishes are washed and some of the
preliminary plans worked out for the
future.
J. H, (Jack) Harrison came down
from Beloit, He may be a congress
sionaI candidate in the Sixth district.
Harrison emphatically denied that he
ever broke with the late Morton AL
baugh. Some of Albaugh's friends
haven't been able to harmonic this
the BelOit Gazette following Albaugh's
death four years ago.
Earl Akers former president of the
Kansas Reserve State bank and state
treasurer from 1887, is telling BAN
uuet visitors of the thrills of the I'M
dertaking game. The banquet crowd
doesn't look a bit like cash business
for an undertaken, but Akers is right
on the Job just the same. incidentally
he is for harmony.
OF course Fred Trfgg is here. It is
necessary to counsel with him regu-
ltarly as to whether possible harmony
candidates may run we'll with his Mis-
souri, newspaper.
J. o. (Jack) Evans of Ashervilie.
| came early in order to get first
class start with his campaign for
president of the club. He is the state
administration candidate to succeed
Wilbur c. Hawk.
E H. Neal of Indianapolis. Ind.
came to Topeka especially to attend
the banquet. He was one of the Low
| den managers two years ago and is
bosom friend of Senator James Wat
son. He Easn't missed a Kansas Day
| Club dinner in several years and hasn't
lost any of his Hoosier state loyalty,
| either.
Thad c. Carver. prominent Pratt
banker and former state senator, isn't
disposed TO worry about the COVER
norship If the other fellows are not
bothered. He hasn't missed a minute
of the pre-banquet fun.
Senator A P. Burdick of Atchison
county. was out on the firing line early
and late for DR.. Charles W. Jones of
/ OIathe for president. He asserted that
their support to DR.. Jones because OF
his withdrawal from the race.
! Lee Glassock of Hutchinson, former
| treasurer of the Republican state COM
mittee, is here boosting the Morgan
game.
Senator ''Dickp Howard. publisher
! of the Arkansas City Daily Traveller
| may run as an enemy of the industrial
court Senator Howard has indicated
an early announcement.
w. P. Lambertson of Fairview, for
mer speaker of the house, came to To-
peka as soon as the COW men con-
| cluded their meeting in wichita He
is one of the most energetic little eau
! didates for governor the hotel has
seen in sometime.
Representative Charles Mosher of
Ford county may be pushed into the
race for lieutenant governor.
Charles Griffith, assistant attorney
general, is out to succeed his boss
with an endorsement from his home
county bar in Fort Scott.
Senator "a. A. N. Chase of Linn
county, is in town looking after any
| additional support available in his
campaign for lieutenant governor.
d. o. McCray is spending all of his
extra time with the out of town Wis
| itors. There doesn't seem to be so
much as a remote possibility that Nc
Cray viii have opposition for the Re-
publican nomination for secretary of
state.
W. s. kretsinger. Emporia lawyer:
and Representative Jones of Lyon
county. are not knocking the William
Allen White game But if anyone
wants to know just what the taxpayers
uprising may be, they should ask these
two visitors.
4 Sennett Kirk Of Garnett. one Of the
alternates to the national convention
n from the Second district in 1916. is
mere DR.. ]. H Milliken. former state
i senator from the Anderson-Linn dis
trict, is also here from Garneft