The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-17
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He LIKES HIS NEW HOME
Chief Justice Dale of Oklahoma Talks on
Fayorite Theme.

Oklahoma is all right" said Chief
Justice Dale of Oklahoma TO an Eagle
reporter at the Santa Fe depot last
night as he used both arms shaking
hands with a crowd Of old friends that
gathered about him
Judge Dale while growing more port
~ is growing more handsome also, and
he now looks like fine, fat, jolly
priest
Ile had been spending week out a.
the farm of his brother, Dave, where
he drank fine, rich milk and ate yell
low leg chickens and the other fine
things incident to bounteous rural life.
Yes sir" he continued, Oklahoma
is all right. We have had lots of rain
there recently, and We Will have a crop
of corn that will surprise you Kansas
fellows who think you have the only
country that immense corn grows in.
Our wheat is a little short, but il is
the first time that that crop has gone
back on US. and we are able to stand
it,
DO you like your new homer"
why certainly. OF course / like it.
Who wouldn't like the land Of the Fair
God with its wonderful resources, its
sn'endid men and women and its splen-
did climate? / am impressed with its
grandeur as l look into the future and
see as fine commonwealth as the
country can boast Of"
IL was suggested to him that it was
very unfortunate that SO fair a land
Shout have been cursed by SO many out
laws, whereupon he said:
That is true. but outlawry is the
curse of every new country. The time
has come, however, when the strong
right arm of the law has asserted itself
The most daring outlaws have either
been killed or sentenced TO the peni-
Tertiary. All the noted bandits are sup
pressed and We have no outlaws now
TO speak Of
How about the Christian brothers? %
They must not be classed as BAN
dts. They are second rate fellows and
their days are numbered. The law viii
assert itself over them and they will
be brought to justice. Oklahoma will
be made too hot for the rising genra-
ton of bandits and they will learn it.
/ understand that Bill Doolin has been
captured by woman who has tanned
him"
What do you think Of the Professor
Montgomery affair."
Il do not think he was drunk. l
fnOw Mr.. Montgomery well, and 1 con-
slider him an able and true man.
am satisfied that he will be proven to
be such. / am not acquainted with any
late details but l am confident Mr..
Montgomery is all right"
Are there any big cases before the
supreme court?'
There is only one that / can recall,
and that is the Choctaw injunction
suit which the readers of the Eagle
are very wei acquainted with. THAT
j think, will be decided now in a few
days"
Judge Dale paid a high compliment
to the federal officers of the territory,
and particularly those connected with
his court. He promised 10 get up lit
tie party of them soon for few days
visit to Wichita. He says that all the
people of Oklahoma like Wichita,
fact which he is proud of as this is his
Old home.
When asked what he thought about
the l legged gold find at Doggy Creek.
he seemed TO be a little timid about
entering into the subject, as all Okla
bona people are. He thought that the
author of the boom was not a Kansas
man or he would make il last little
longer. The man who discovered that
gold he said, must have been from
the Panhandle, or he would make it
pan out BETTER"