The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21
II Mr.. Lease IS the devoted husband
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Enid boasts a barber shop with trained
alligator. the Wave says. to drag custo-
mers from the chair.
The average legislator of Oklahoma and
Kansas recalls him of Injianny and pro-
ceeds to consciously brace up.
The Oklahoma City Star refers 10 ex-
J Queen LIS approaching confinement.
| Well Grover can prove an alibi.
The Texas steer still seems to have the
cinch in Oklahoma and the steers owner
a solid grip on Hoke Smith. 1t was ever
| thus.
| The provision in the Indian bill allow
/ ing Oklahoma to select school lands from
! Indian reservations, adds $1,000 to the
school funds.
The Dawes commission which the last
! congress increased by two. will soon open
out for a summers campaign again on
the Five tribes.
This is a year in which the Democrats
call their caucuses "a citizens mass con-
vention." That's the kind that party is
holding in our sister territory.
The Oklahoma legislature passed more
bills than the Kansas and Missouri leg
islatures combined. and there seems TO
be more to them, but Missouri and Kan
sas had years and years the start.
Isenberg is out with the declartion that
the grand jury of Logan county have in
dicted several members of the late dam
nable Legislature for taking, securing and
carrying away brides.
The Henessey Clipper has devised a
new advertising scheme for those who
dread newspaper publicity. 1t proposes
TO paste the advertisements on a monster
kite and then send the kite up out of
sight.
Delegate Flynn remembers the Chandler
News with a nice assortment of flower
seeds which is not surprising when il is
remembered that the front name of the
editor OF tho paper is Efhe and that she
is bright.
Western Nebraska sufferers are invited
to a new chance in Oklahoma. If they
don't ike il down there il is only a
little way hack to southern Kansas. the
next best layout on the continent for
sunshine and contentment.
Hensley, of the III Reno Democrat. in
a column OF cited historical incidents does
Up the deadly parallel which the boys had
pointed at him in great shape. Shakes
peare InEersou and Bunyan stiI live on
and so does 7. L. Hensley.
There seems 10 be a growing suspicion
throughout the territory that the Guthrie
Leader is not entirely satisfied with the
legislatures dispOsitio~ OF the public
printing not only. but that % IS not overly
pleased with the way L did il.
There are a greater number Of news
papers per capita, in Oklahoma than any
where. and now comes the Kingfsher
Free Press. printed regularly on tinted
paper. rcmarkiuE that the time is coming
when il viii be necessary 70 plant some
thing besides wheat. Why not try sowing
liz
The Timcs-Jou-nal has made the dis
covery that oklahoma City could easily
afford TO build a railroad to Chandler.
II could be done without touching Indian
lands. and would not require a charter
being an after an Incidental consider
alton.
The tributary OF the Arkansas river
whiCn flows by Cherokee would be nsvi-
gable if il was deep enough. is the con-
ClJsion Of the Ava Pioneer. The govern
IneEJ was a long time ia demonstrating
that that was The only trouble with the
Arkansas a. far west as Wichita which
shows that Editors know more than e1v-
body else
The Kildare Journal has been purchased
by joint stock company and Jere John
son eieg ted and installed editor. johnson
Is bright writer politically a Free sill
Ye~ Republican with strong Monroe dos
triEe rirocivities- he closes his saigrsry
with the following paragraph we are
red-hszded and have been evefyw here
South America and Europe. but never in
Wichita have been editor oa = big
metropolitan daily and we SO not irsak
Esmble nor swear. and id not lose Cur