The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-10
Outlines Of Oklahoma.

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The chances are that Senator Lynch aisS
| has designs on congress
| Probate Judge Men of Kay county is kick.
| ing for fireproof safe 20 keep the wills in
| Robert Sloa-. wanted for murde- in Gle
veisnd comfy, has bsen captured AT Cloud
/ Chef.
| The editor OF the Kingfsher Free Press
Jacob Admire. calls him comrade Nc
kinley.
| The Perry Democrat kicks because tbs
5th of March has passed and Flynn is no,
yet governor
II is said that Cleveland refused TO sign
the Sundry Civil bill because of the Fres
| Homes rider.
Oklahoma cling fondfy 70 the farewell
More anon"
| TIE Buffalo Times contains a long ed
tcr.al complimeting Dennis Flynn for hi:
term in congress.
The Woodward BuIlsIin is expecting Den
mis- Flynn to take his sea. as governor al
| most any day soon.
The Knights of Labor of Perry keep q
| reading room open On Sunday. They cal
| it the Free Church of Perry"
1t was old Grover Cleveland after all who
knocked the day lights out OF free homes
Cleveland was elected as Democrat.
The Oklahoma Free Homes bill was kill,
| ed by Cleveland refusing to sign on the
last day the Sundry Civil bill OF which il
was a part.
The Cloud Chief Sen.;aels s;or- of a to1
found near there Is good 1t BEATS finding
4 rs, in "a lE
dore before.
The rerort that band met Callahan il
Washington is not true. They do not know
that Callahan is in Washington. Oklahoma
will never know it.
Mayor Jones of Oklahoma City says tina,
so far the curfew bell has been obeyed but
row warns parents TO increase their efforts
az the days are growing longer.
Bi Terrill of Kildare can whip any one
in the Territory al checkers. He can start
out with king and two blacks and wipe
fun board Of whites, with his eyes blind
folded.
The question of free homes in Oklahoma
has disappeared from politics forever. Here
after 1t viii be on straight party issues TIE
older politicians were always against th5
free homes proposition believing it was i'm
POSSIBLE.
The Woodward Bulls in having discover
co that the Greeks do bot like pure farm
ing commends them. This is appreciated al
Woodward. Around about Woodward they
have no use Tor pure farmers. They want
a little cattle mixed III.
Mr. Delesdernier of washita county has
at last found his calling. He is taking q
part in amateur theatricals. People 81
miles TO see him. If people didI.'t go miles
ne wouldn't have any audience. Delesder-
nier lives in that kind of country.
Enid Wave: The Hon. j. Y. Callahan de,
parted for Washington last Monday, March
l, taking with him only part of his family
until he establishes a home at the capital.
The writer met Mr.. Callahan at Oklahoma
City and ne assured us that he would begin
active work on a new free homes bill at
once by first getting acquainted with the
members of congress. Said Re: "Of course
will not introduce a bill until l know
here I stand or know what strength l can
secure which will take sometime but in
any event the free homes hill will be intro
duced. If it fails have other ideas among
which is a reduction of the price of the
Now, let Mr.. Callahan alone; 1t IS the duty
of every citigen to help him all he can, not
TO cry him down on political grounds. II
the people of Oklahoma were stuck on free
homes as much as they are on their respec-
tive political parties perhaps the goal OF
our free home ambition would be reached