The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-31
Outlines .ot Oklahoma

Most of the farmers OF Oklahorua are
holding their wheat for better price
A trip over the Rock Island 20 Gran
lite IS as good as an outing TO Colo
RADIO.
Tom Fry. who has retired from The
newspaper field. will go into the drug
business.
1t is the Anti-Jesus Kiowa Indians who
oppose allotment. They are as bad as
the Boxers.
The Jaw says that the work of aIlot-
ting the Kiowas and Comanches shall
be finished IN six months.
The strenuous scrap over territorial
Republican committeeman in Grant
county will cease this wesk.
Jacob Stotler of the Perry Republican
announces that a free mail delivery sys-
TEN viii be inaugurated in Perry No
vember I.
Mr.. Eugene watrous OF Enid and Miss
Irene Estelle Gray Menzies of King
fisher were married at the latter place
last week.
The Jacobs Democrats claim that On
national committeeman al Oklahoma
City today. Jacobs will have $50 votes
10 Sipes' Is.
Andy Benham of Arapahoe IS "a years
old and never scratched the Democratic
ticket in his life up to date. But this
year he viii take rake TO it
Ural Hin is candidate for constable
at Arapahoe according 10 the Bee. Few
people have heard of Ural Hill, but
thousands know Of the Ural mountains.
The town of Marrow, Indian Territory,
recently passed an occupation tax. 1t
charges fortune tellers 50 each and clair
voyants s. each. Why this unjust dis
elimination?
All the defeated candidates for con-
gress at Oklahoma City today can have
the consolation Of being cock-sure that
the man who got the place will walk
into a cyclone November s.
The Waukomis Hornet says: IF the
idea has ever occurred TO you that other
people are not watching your movements
and storing them in their memories. Just
look over the proceedings # the Jester
trial.
Dennis Flynn recently said that Okla
lloma had enough people TO settle The
Kiowa country alone. This makes a
Texas paper mad. and It dares Flynn TO
attempt to settle TIE country up with
Oklahomans entirely.
Opinion of George ". Chapman of
Waukomis on women" TO sum the
whole matter UP, women are a kind Of
necessary evil, sew on buttons, fry lsh
and accidentally talk about other wo-
men. And such is life.
John Golobie was beaten for the Re-
publican nomination for register of deeds
last Saturday, at Guthrie. He will never
touch politics again and he viii never
as a newspaper man be as enthusiastic
over politicians as he used TO be.
In Oklahoma great caution is taken by
the politicians TO let the country have
representation on county tickets. But
when the country isn't around the poll
ticians confess to one another that a
ticket with country nominees on II
doesn't run any better than II II were
made up'of town folks.
Ma" said the old Custer county farm
er, II guess there must be war on in
this section and our weekly paper mi s.
ed saying anything about It. The cum
try is full of men maneuvering on horse
back, Just like they did in 81 But
the weekly paper hadn't missed any
thing. II the old man had read closely
he would have seen that the weekly
paper contained an account of the work
ings of the Choctaw and Stillwell sur
veying corps in the field.
Enid wave: It was reported to the
city board Of health that Mrs. Anna c.
Wyeth was not afford.ng her little
daughter proper medical care for an in
jury, and for a time the woman was
threatened with arrest. Mrs. Wyeth
requested the Wave TO publish the fol
lowing: MAY L correct a m.sappre-
hension concerning the treatment given
my little daughter, Ruth, who fell on
a sharp stick. running it into the ar
terry in her wrist. The case was treated
only by Christian Science. The board
Of health, after some time, sent q sur
geon. who asked TO examine the wound
so as to be able to make report His
desire was granted and in making the
examination he simply did what ! had
previously and subsequently done wash
ed and dressed the wound, which is now
entirely healed"