The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-11
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

D. C. Pryor. a citizen of Oklahoma
City, viii soon set out for Cape Nome.
There are signs Of race troubles in Ok
iahoma- Oklahoma should keep them
down and out of sight.
An Oklahoma editor has such respect
for his religious readers that he refers
70 Hellroaring Creek as roaring
Creek
Two of the owners Of the Newkirk Re
publican News-Journal ran against each
other on opposition Republican tickets
al the primaries last week. Korns beat
Mckinley.
An Oklahoma photographer thus SEXES
time by the forelock and Jerks his hind
legs on the ground: Have the baby-s
picture taken before the weather gets too
warm or the child gets SICK
A travelling Nahatina is lending steam
10 the spirituaiistie revival in Oklahoma
l. o. Diggs has purchases a half in
terest in the saltwater Democrat and
has become editor OF that paper
1t is just possible that if Harry Thomp-
son does go down TO Philadelphia as
delegate and Mckinley finds il out. Nc
Kinley viii not rush out on the porrico
OF the White House and bite pillar IN
two
The trouble with the story about ,he
Indians starving near Mountain Viex is
hiatt an Indian would rather eat a COW
that had died natural death than to
eat one that has been murdered in cold
blood by a butcher.
One Perry man was sitting in the
smoker Of 81 train; another Perry man
was standing on the back platform Of
the rear coach The train was whooping
along; the man in the smoker stuck MS
head out the window and his hat blew
off; the other Perry man on the rear
platform caught it. That is the way the
Perry fellows should stand together al
conventions.
A candidate for county superintendent
at Weatherford makes a rather unusual
announcement of his candidacy, saving.
among other things: II have the intsn-
ton OF making a clean, honest race on
my qualifications. and not on the defects
OF Others" And a little further along:
i will work for the children alone. and
Will not permit politics or personal griev-
ances to enter into any of my school
work.
Mrs. S. A. Leka Of Payne county has
had queer experience in her life She
was born in the spring Of the year. ana
for her first six birthdays celebrated
that anniversary in the spring of the
SSel1. 4iSA I4G1 tiI lHQdN began TO come
in the fall of the year and has so con-
tinued since This is a puzzIing PROPOSE
ton, of course. but Mrs. Leka was born
IN Ootobe-, in Australia, which Is the
spring Of the year there, and after her
sixth year she came 10 the United
States, where October is well along in
the fall.
Guthrie Capital: School district No.
81, OF Kingfisther county, has appealed TO
the supreme court from the decision OF
Judge j. c. Irwin in his granting a judg-
ment o Miss Susie Trotter. a school
teacher. Miss Trotter was employed to
teach a six months school at $40 per
month, in district 81. she had taught
five weeks and two days, when she
claims the school board, without warning
or any known reason, closed the school
and refused to allow her 70 complete her
term. At this time there was due her as
salary the sum of s54. which she has
never received. Judge Irwin rendered q
judgment in her favor and the school
board, through their attorney, w. A. Nc
CARNEY. has appealed
Enid Wave: The Bank Of Enid 90
ceived this week from the Philippine Is
lands postoffice money order for the
sum of one hundred and twenty dollars.
This was part of collection held by
the bank, and in sending the money the
writer said: Owing 70 the misfortune
of war 1 find myself a long way from
home The money order was dated
March 2, 1909, and came by way Of Suez
canal The order was from a Glrfe d
county man, Nell Houston by name
Oklahoma City Times journal: The an
was made yesterday by Su-
perintendent OF Schools Nihert, that he
mas accepted the professorship of Latin
in the faculty of the Territorial Norman
school at Edmond. and that he would re-
sign his position here in consequence He
has notified the regents that he would
accept the position and would enter up
on his duties at the beginning of the
next school year.