The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-14
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

OhLA BUN q W LINES,
The normal at Edmond has Chestnut.
The Choctaw is building depot at E.
Reno.
Chandler has organized Sons of Veter-
ans post.
Oklahoma City thinks she is entitled to
the penitentlary.
Guthrie has laid out a boulevard near
the Cottonwood
The enrolment of the Guthrie schools
for November WAS 3)S.
Joe No Heart, an Iowa Indian, died of
! pneumonia near Chandler.
The News says W P Thompson is not
a candidate for the postoffice.
The Territorial university at Norman
now has an enrolment of ninety.
The managers of the agricultural ex-
perimental station at Saltwater have
started experiments with:
| The Leader wants an all-night electric
! light service during the session of the
legislature. That's peculiar.
| Edmond claims the finest boulevard in
! Oklahoma. 1t is 40 feet wide, a mile aud
a half long aud planted TO forest trees.
| Bear. panthers and wolves are working
! dire havoc Co the farmers west OF Ell Reno.
| A TWO days hunt to rid the settlement has
| been organized.
| The Tecumseh Republican says of three
evils-drunkenness, robbery and murder
man might choose the Ieast-geG drunk
! then commit the other two.
Mr., P. H. Mills, three miles south of
l. lah IL
timothy from last spliug's planting. It
did 50 well that he moved it twice and
got considerable hay. The ground Is well
sodded aud is-green even now.
The Democratic central committee of
Logan county met last Saturday AID en-
dorsed John w. Hixon for United States
marshal, W. w. Thomas for receiver of
the land Office at Guthrie, and A. c.
Schnell for secretary of the territory
Wheat, 2S5 varieties; grasses, 100 varie
ties; fruit trees, 800 varieties; grapes, 120
varieties; corn, 20 varieties; oats. 20 varie-
ties; Strawberries, 20 varieties; blackber-
ries, 10 varieties; goOseberries, 10 varieties;
cotton, % varieties; cane, % varieties; peas,
10 varieties; fax, 3 varieties.
The School Herald gives the following
advice to all who wish TO have the school
laws of Oklahoma amended: Judging
from what we have heard, the sentiment
that the school law of Oklahoma needs
amending is quite prevalent. How shall
we secure the legislation which is needed?
We suggeat that the following points be
kept steadily in view: Let us agree on
number of the most important changes
needed, and let there be an expression of
this agreement from the Territorial asso-
citation. Then every county superIntend-
ent and teacher should make known his
wishes to his representative in the legisla.
ture. If this is done the legislature will
be able to know how prevalent is the desire
for any. particular change in the law.
With the many other interests pressing
upon their attention they cannot be ex-
pected to know without this. "
From the School Herald we CLEAN the
following programme which has been ar
ranged for the Territorial Educational
association of Oklahoma, to be held at
Kingfsher, Dec %. 20 and 30, 1892.
J. H. Parker, president.
Executive Committee-M. NJ Cough. Alma
Carson, Belle Mccormick.
WEDNESDAY EvENING-1:3O.
Music.....-... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.
Address of Welcome. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
........R Rev j. c. Canon, KIngfsher (
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F H; Cmhooltz, |
Address. ...... President D. Il. Boyd, Norman |
THURSDAY. $50 Am.
MUSIC. .......'.''''s..'.'''
'sTeachers and Teachers; Which are Your
49,. Professor w. w. Hutto, Saltwater |
Discussion. ................Led by d. ). Briggs, |
(Crescent Cisy !
"Adaptability a Requisite to Success.
....... Professor X. Thatcher. Edmond /
Discussion. Led by /. II. Stryker, Guthrie /
Appointment OF Committees,
Recess, ten minutes.
English Literature in High School Work"
............M Miss Sara l.. BoSworth, Guthrie /
General discussion
THE Practical Application of Psychology
...... sa. Miss Della Smoke, Kingdsher
AFTERNooN-1:30.
'How and What to Teach to Promote
IA. A' ....Mis: Margaret Ross. Saltwater
Discussion. Led by 5: y, Hopkins, Fl Reno
............A Arthur Maroney. Payne Center
General discussion.
Recess, ten minutes.
Changes Needed in the School Laws"
.......... Superintendent F. II. Umholtz
Discussion ...... Led by Superin tsndent VI. NJ.
Cough, Norman
THURSDAY Evening ~
Reception-social and Musical Entertain
ment
shake hands and get acquainted"
FRIDAY MoRSISG-e.30.
Music .--.----...''.--'-''-'...''
FRA Yer .-.----...
The Place and Importance OF Teaching
in Education. ..... --.. ...-.-....--.-
1900. Professor William y. Rice. Norman
oklahoma in The Columbian Exposition
...- Superintendent Z. l. Haliock. Guthrie
EleC ton OF officers and business meeting.