The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-21
SLEEK sLAPs AND SLIM SLAMS.

Kansas City Journal: The Dold but
terine plant will not be removed to Wich-
tia The Lewelling butter is too strong
competition 10 go up against.
Clark County Clipper: The Wichita
Eagles efforts in behalf OF Lulu Bland.
the Iid!an girl, were more successful than
its efforts on behalf of the Republican
party in the state.
FL Reno Herald: Poor Rose White
face" The Wichita Eagle tried hard TO
give her fame. but she Is no more
heroine now than before the Eagle gave
her a write-up OF four columns.
Enid Wave: The Wichita Eagle in a
a long editorial claims that the state OF
Oklahoma will be Republican even IL the
Indian Territory is added 10 the state.
The colonel is a great forecaster and
joker.
Oklahoma City Star: After all. that
Indian girl who was no, swapped for
ponies. made just as good story as
though she had been. SO that Captain
woodson and Professor MONTGOMERY need
not make q fuss about It.
Larned Eagle-Optic: Mrs. Lease has
withdrawn from the Hypatia club at
Wichita. The proceedings of the club were
entirely too tame for her wild nature.
Investigating members of the board of
charities is more TO her liking.
Pratt Republican: The Wichita Eagle
gets red-heeded at the very thought Of an
international conference upon the money
question and INDUCES in the same old
sarcasm that the Pops have been using
for two years. about the founders Of this
government being Independent of all other
nations. Great argument.
Winfield Tribune: The Cheyenne Chief
whirlwind is dead. The Wichita Eagle
gave him quite a write-up. and hunted up
an old Indian cut which they palned of
as a picture of the chief. They also
gave him credit for being a very eloquent
speaker All We ever heard him say was
''Me heap big injun; me been to Wash
ington."
FL Reno Globe: Black Coyote. the
Arapahoe Indian who the Wichita Eagle
claimed had four wives. was interviewed
by a Globe reporter yesterday in ref
erence to the matter Coyote says white
man al Wichita is Heap big liar says
he has but two wives now. both Arapahoe.
He stated that he at one time had a
Cheyenne squaw but ''she Is now gone
dead"
Wilson County Citizen: NJ Marshall
Nurdock was the way the editor OF the
Usage Chronicle expanded his name as its
proprietor thirty years ago. He IL STILL
az editor Of the Wichita Eagle. an in
fationist and his free and unlimited"
STYLE in the matter OF silver coinage and
in all other things constitutes a charsc-
teristic which has always been his con-
spicuous trait.
FL Reno Republican: II ever there was
a full-fedged fake the story OF Rosa
whitetace having been sold for fifteen
ponies is the one lady from Wichita
visited the Arapahoe school and was prob
ably told that some Indian would like 10
make that trade: hence. the stretch OF
Imagination and the weaving OF the false
and sensational impossibility under the
present regime
Alva Republican: The Wichita Eagle
IS trying hard 20 make Sedgwick county
farmers believe that saw-iust is just :
good hog feed az corn or wheat. It's all
imagination anyhow on the part OF the
hog. and so. IL the American people
could Just make themselves believe that
~ cents worth OF silver is worth loo cents
Of anything else. that's all there is 10 u.
What a gay old Christian scientist the
Eagle is TO be sure.
Winfield Tribune: The wichita Eagle
has run down the story of the sale OF the
she was regularly sold by her father to
Yellow Shirt for The small sum OF fifteen
ponies The ire OF the Eagle man was
raised at the low price paid for the hand
soonest squaw in the territory. only fifteen
ponies and the price OF horses way down.
That broke OF the trade and hereafter the
price OF pretty Indian girls VIII range be-
ter in the horse market
Fl Reno Republican: The article in the
wichita Eagle IN regard 10 an indian
father compelling his daughter 20 marry
an Indian who already had a wife, ana
that said Indian traded fifteen ponies Tor
the girl. IL not true Article s.ght o.
the orders Of the agent has governed
them for some time The E7s!e man
can see them in this ISSUE % our psper.
which we AXE pleasure IL sending 70 Col
onei Murdock with other orders that viii
shu- out any sensational articles n that
Ire in the future.
Enid Wave: We re, Wichita mar on
the street today. He remarked that hs
had a good item for the Wave sad he
Governor Le~ellinz. Colonel Marsh
xur5ock and Colonel HELM Lease oc-
cupied seats together r. a street car ne
other day. Colonel Nur5o1k =ss n re
middle: rot a word VAS pokea. each one
seemed 20 act a. = be felt lonesome an@
- as GlQLe o-t ire eAlltf Sse--s--Nris $500
az one another and smiled. II Nas no. a
ursarranEea affair: &: Just hsppsned 50
Colonel N8rtock vas The 6rss 20 relieve
the strain - getting out % the ca. haT-
ing arrived a. his Destination Eeii-.n
gave he governor a c0i8-biOo3@a b1tss--
TIE glance. hgt not a word sd she drop
The governor returned the gisnos as tssths
could. then quickly tanned hl- hack. Psslis-i
he bsII-r1Tse K5i gut o. TIE car. snf
walk sr blocks . the end % his d~eti-
nation EseIen was fh1s ssft aloe th@
OILY member q TIE committee as K as
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