The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-17
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE FOUL BAR
GAIN" MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
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Miltschner had arrived couple OF
hours before. John T. Ollie was made
chairman of the delegation; ]. A. Buck
els, secretary; J. c. Roberts, selected for
permanent organization. He wanted
this position for the reason that he had
been an old time friend of Thurston
and he wanted to aid him to the position
Of permanent chairman. o. A. Miltsch-
ner was placed on credentials; order Of
business, Charles Day; notifca ton COM
mittee. John A. Buckets. When the
matter of selecting members of the COM
mittee on resolutions was reached it
was generally conceded that this was
by far the most important committee
work for the delegation. 1t was sug-
gested that the interests Of the territory
demanded that some one be placed on
the committee who would be able 10
take care of home rule. free homes and
the question of statehood; the free home
resolution, a copy Of which appeared in
today'S Journal, being OF most import
ance. After some discussion of the
matter 1t was concluded best 10 select
Henry f. Asp for resolutions as he had
taken considerable interest in the ques-
ton and was perfectly familiar with
Republican legislation on that question
and also acquainted with committee
work. For this assenblage OF rea-
sons he was unanimously agreed upon
for this committee.
The next matter taken up was the
selection Of committeeman. Mr.. Milt-
schner asked that action be postponed
until tomorrow, for the reason he had
just arrived and had not been able 10
look around and protect the chances OF
his candidate, W. T. Harm, OF Oklaho-
ma City. There was no disposition 20
crowd the vote, and hence it was agreed
TO let the matter go over until tomor-
row morning, when the delegation VIII
hold another meeting TO be devoted TO
the consideration Of this question ex-
clusively. The chances are that Mr.
Asp viii be selected for this place. Mr..
Barnes, the present member OF the COM
1mittee desires a reelection, and there
are a number Of others outside the dele
cation dsirOus OF the place. The posi-
ton Is made one Of special Importance
az this time. owing 70 the fact that a
lively campaign IS IN sight in Oklahoma,
and should the Republican candidate
be elected, the position may carry with
IL some influence in administration cir
cles IN Oklahoma This makes il a
burning issue" for Oklahoma
Ex-Governor Seay Of Kingfisher was
able to b. out today and called at Ok
Ia homa headquarters on his way here
he had head-end collision with a frost
ed cucumber and as a result has been
teleScoped. He brought with him to-
day financial plank and Mr.. Asp VIII
drop the same in the committee basket
when the time comes. Jake V. Admire
also spent some time a. headquarters
today. He wants something done 70
equslize and purify pension legislation.
and he Is very much opposed 70 giving
widows Of officers more pension than
widows of private soldiers. He hopes
for something Of this kind 20 be looked
after by the committs on resolutions.
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blooms Titn fts beauty II Ser system
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remedy, she Uses the gentle and pleas
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fornia Fig Syrup Company.
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