The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-15
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

Sam Jones viii scatter odors OF sui
phur in Guthrie next Monday night
There is a section Of country near
Winnview called the Aipha-onesa nsssn-
borhood.
The Rock Island has set up race for
the nav Stinwen road across the terri
tory south from Kiowa-
Frank McAfasters will load his paper
with kodak shots of the FL Reno bolt
and VIII shell the boilers for pastine.
Two kinds OF native grass have ap-
peared in Oklahoma, and they seem to
be almost as thrifty as the Kansas
sand-burr.
After seeing the play, Ten Nights in
a Bar Room" Blackwell viii be coIn-
PEELED TO go out and see more than that
Of the real thing.
Oklahoma viii be on the galiop until
il has harvested its four crops OF alfaifa,
its double crop OF wheat, its crowded
crop of potatoes and its fan crop Of
offices.
Mayor Berkey asked the business men
10 close their places of business and x
out 10 the ball grounds and watch the
insurance agents and newspaper men
pound each other into a jelly.
Frank Stevens, the bolting secretary of
the Ell Reno convention, says the boys
ought to get together and fix II UP be-
fore the Kansas City convention meets.
That was the cause OF the trouble in the
first place
The art edition OF the State Capital Is
a daisy, a volume of richly tinted sur
prises which in creating no end OF won
der unconsciously instills the desire to
go and see the people and towns and
fields OF oklahoma.
There is a report that Al Jennings, who
was convicted OF train robbery az Mus
cogee two years ago and sentenced TO
the United States penitentiary at Co
lumbus, Ohio. for life, has had his SEN
tence committed TO i've years, by Presi-
dent Mckinley.
An Oklahoma City man stood near the
corpses OF the three negro burglars who
were shot there the other day, and look
ed al them for three hours. He was
driven away once, but followed the ccro-
ner's jury back and watched the corpses
till they were buried.
An Oklahoma City man was arrested
and fired at Chikaska because he posted
up Rough Rider reunion advertising
there without paying a license. The Re
union association repaid the bill man
and will now set about making the Off
Gals of Chikaska feel ashamed Of them
ton that concerns no one part Of Okla
homa any more than another.
The Oklahoma delegation to the Phila-
! delphia convention will wear a button
with the following argument on it: Free
lhomes-Okla homa- Philadelphia Conven-
| ton, 1900 On the outer rim OF the
| button are inscribed the following:
Wheat. 1899. 33000,000 bushels: corn. 1899.
20, 100000 bushels; Cotton, 1899, 10000
| bales; cattle. 1899. 100000 head; hogs,
1899. 100000 head; population, 10000.
| Since the bill opening the kiowa and
Comanche lands has passed congress
there have been so many car loads Of
| applications for the place OF allotting
agent that the secretary Of the interior
has had to send out the announcement
that there will be no allotting agents ap-
pointed and that the work of allotting
the lands Will be done by special agents
now in the employ of the Indian office.
Guthrie Capital: Tho Red Rock Valley
News says the Wichita Eagle Is mis,a-
ken when 1t says Victor Hugo, of Bill
| lings, raises wheat 1t states that his
| father is a baker, while Victor simply
raises the wind to make cornet music
| The father being a baker. the Eagle may
have meant that he raised the wheat.
! The mistake would be natural. The
/ father may also occasionally raise Vic
! tor while Victor is raising the wind.