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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13
THEIR BIGGEST Fight.
National Committeeman Is
Quite as Big a Man
TO OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATS
As Congressman, IfNot Bigger
Enid Waves Roast.

Guthrie o. T, July 12-The fight fo
the national committeeman Of the Demo
cratic party in this territory which VII
come up at Oklahoma City, July i, Id.
fair TO overshadow the fusion selection Of
a congressman. It will be remembered
that Jacobs Of Shawnee was selected for
the place by the regular Democrats al E
Reno and Sipes Of Oklahoma City y the
boilers. The quarrel was taken to Kan
sas City but was not settled there and
was postponed until July 81 at Oklahoma
City. Already new candidates, compro-
mise candidates, are appearing. Geary of
Oklahoma county, has entered the race
and Judge Brooks OF Guthrie. The regu-
lar Democrats are very much disguised
with the turn affairs took at Kansas City.
They are going TO insist on Jacobs.
Touching the matter OF seating the bolt
ing delegation at Kansas City the Enid
Wave, a regular Democratic paper says:
There cannot b. two wrongs and two
rights on any passing currene event in
the actions Of men. One side or the 9TH
or must be right, which leaves the other
side wrong and the facts are always OBJ
tainable through Investigation or trial
At Kansas City, Monday, July l. the ma
tional Democratic central committee in
vestfgated the Oklahoma contest thor
oughly as they were given an excellent
opportunity. The regular delegation,
headed by Jacobs, who were certainly
elected in the regular and legal conven-
tion, had prepared a nicely printed brief
giving a truthful statement Of the pro-
ceedings OF the FL Reno convention: be-
sides this all the papers that published
matter for or against either side were
read to the committee. After q careful
consideration OF course, the committee
could not do otherwise than seat the reg
ular delegation. Now this was the re-
suit Of q hearing OF both sides. When the
committee on credentials came along they
found the boilers yelling for seat with
half vote each; the regulars, being
right, wanted a whole vote each. The
committee, being in a hurry to completa
its work in a hot room on a hot day,
took no with the idea Of the boilers, re-
fused 10 investigate thu matter and de-
cided to seat both delegations with d
haif-vote each, thus very foolishly de-
claring that both sides were right qnd
that both sides were wrong. Not Only
this but that committee has set an awful
precedent for Oklahoma. Four years
from now. the faction that gets beat in
an Oklahoma Democratic convention to
select delegates to the national conven-
ton, only need TO jump the regular con
vention. set Up !, rump and get half
seat in the national convention. All mud
dies should be settled fairly and right,
not compromised A compromise never
settles anything, it simply initiates and
ma-Ees il worse. Hell is full of comprO-
misses, and parties have been swept from
the face Of the political earth through
compromising plain language with sub
terfu-e"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13
NOT A FRONT-PORCH CAMPAIGN
Mckinley rs President Row. and
That Makes the Difference

Canton, Ohio, July 1.-THE campaign
Of 1890 in Canton win not be a duplicate
Of the campaign OF 1896 Il IS not the
present intention OF Mr.. Mckinley to
make speeches to delegations who may
visit Canton during the summer and fall.
even If he should remain here all the
time. The president VIII be 50 much oc-
cupied with public business that ne will
have but little time to devote to the cam
paign. He says his position is much DIFF
ferent from that Of four years ago. Then
he was private citizen and as The can
didate Of his party felt justified in TAX
ing the active part he did in the cam
paign. Now he IS president Of the whole
people and feels that he should give HE
attention to the many questions Of gov
eminent pending and constantly arising
II Is the present intention of the presi
Oct to confine his participation in the
campaign to his speech tomorrow and his
letter Of acceptance. Various clubs and
delegations have telegraphed asking when
they can be received By the president
The replies have said that the length %
the presidents stay in Canton Is indefn.
lite and that he can make no appoint
ments for the reception OF delegations.
Those who call To pay their respects win
be received az all times when the r-eri-
dent IS not engaged. as they would he
were he In Washington But the pres-
dent VIII not make speeches from the
front porch 70 visiting DELEGATIONS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13
WHEAT N CANADIAN
Two illion-Bushel Crop is
Being ThraShed.
AS A PRIMARY MARKET
Ell Reno Claims High Rank--A
Market Scene.
AS A PRIMARY MARKET

Ell Reno. o. T.. July 12.-Canadian coun-
" IS threshing a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wheat crop. The whistles OF the thresh-
ing engines are heard on the still morn
ing air from every direction from town
and from any hin or elevation outside
of the city one can count a midday the
smoke from ten or fifteen steamers al
within sight OF each other.
Driving along the country roads one
must be continually turning cut for the
heavily loaded wagons bringing their
grain from the separatOrs 10 the big ele-
vators and mills. About tho elevators,
mills and grain markets the most hide
pendent people on earth are the farm
ers. There is enough competition among
the grain buyers TO enable the farmer sit
ting on his load of wheat 10 wait until
the very highest possible test is allowed
his grain and then until the hiEehts frac-
ton of cent is offered before ne VIII
part with #
The majority of the farmers. however.
are storing their grain. preferring to hold
it for the rise which they confidently ex--
pect during the fall and winter
FL Reno IS. by the way one Of the
greatest primary wheat markets in the
country. and preparations are made for
handling more wheat this year than ever
before. The new elevate Just being com
pleted by the Canadian County Milling
company, with a storage capacity Of
10000 bushels. makes the elevator stor-
age capacity Of FL Reno % coo bushels.
which, with the storage capacity % sur
rounding towns, makes It pOss bic Cor
100000 bushels of wheat 10 be stored in
the elevators Of the county. The daily
handling capacity Of the elevators here
is $500 bushels. with the country Gle
vators handling 2aOoo busiest per diem.
Within two weeks the elevators and
mills will be running double forces day
and night, weighing. cleaning storing
and shipping the largest wheat crop In
the history Of Oklahoma
Outside Of having a great primary
wheat market. statistics show tina: El
Reno during the season just closed han
died and shipped more grain than any
other point in Oklahoma. II IS needless /
to say that the amount handled this year
will exceed last years shipments.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13
NOVEL NOMINATING METHODS
Adopted by the Social Democrats of
Oklahoma COUNTY

Guthrie, o. T., July l2-The Social
Democrats Of Oklahoma county are in
earnest about their campaign and have
adopted a unique method Of nominating
d county ticket Their plan is set forth
as follows for the selection Of the ticket:
Councilman for county at large.
Representatives by districts.
County commissioners by districts.
Sheriffs office. is set apart to Deer
Creek and Spring Creek at Isaac Hogan ;
southeast quarter Of section 81, Deer
Creek.
Assessors office to Council Grove and
Mustang at Marion S. MarkwelFs, south
east quarter Of section a. Council Grove.
County attorney to Greeley and Okla
homa City. at John Grabe's hail on Reno
avenue, Oklahoma City.
Treasurer to Britton and Edmond.
Both to have a voting precinct
County superintendent TO Springer and
Hartzell, AT Arthur Jacks. northeast
quarter Of section 1. Har,zel township.
Probate judge. Boone and Crutcho, VIM.
j. Parker's, Boone township.
County recorder Of deeds, Cass and
Choctaw, at southeast quarter OF section
81. Choctaw township
County clerk. Springer and Deep Fork
at John Caters. northest quarter Of sec
ton 8, Springer township.
Weighmaster. Pott and Elk. At south
east quarter Of section S. Dewey.
Surveyor. Dewey and Deep Fork. east
voting place, Luther.
denominations are to he made by -5f-
erendum vote on August ], 1923. according
to said plan Of division
First-Between the hours or Il % lock
a. m. and O'Clock ?. m, by e,ec,ing
three Judges OF said voting place
Seeond-It shall be tie duty Of sad
board to see that everything is carried on
in good order and believing that no ore
would try TO stun the ballet box or vo,a
more than once.
Thi-d-The names % all candidates 10
be written on paper with title of officers
voted for county or township. The board
may canvass the vote after the polls co .
II they choose, and all ballots are 20 re
sealed VI in an envelope and sent 20 Ok
lahoma City on August 4. and turned
OVER 70 the county csnvaSsing board
with ali other reports
Fourth--PetiUons Tor the various -orot,-
officers can be had ~ Or. Deans once
on or about July *. Tor the various Off
GERS nominated. ana each county officer
requires twenty-five petitions. and coultv /
twenty. said petition 70 he s.suel on elec- !
ton day and returned with ballots Fe,l-
TONERS must sign frsj name in fan nun I
Der OF quarter section and postoi'ce ad- /
dress.
Flfth-ElecHon Of county central com
mitteenan from each township.
Sixth-Electior NJ an executive commit (
tee OF three. ". II Miller Il. ?. Brown 4
and z. I. Santer were elected also a /
oanraSSing board 20 count the votes q I
townships and make IN county ticket &c !
o7~dieg'y and 6,e the same with the
c1urtr clerk.
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< - y II -
Bears the = ne Kind Yol Hare llsa;s POlrs
Of GesEHZ|ZtZ<1<
FENCE WORRIES HORACE SPEED
lie Is Suing DIR. HiIa smith in n Move,
Action

Guthrie. Q. T, july IA somewhat
novel action at law il being maintained
IN the district court % this county in
which United States Attorney Horace
Speed Is the plaintiff and DIT. INA Snitb
a well known woman phvsi,i,n a.. fs,th
RE, * defendant, Several months ~,
an or7er E-as issued by judge Burs,-4
enjoining Or Smith from erecting high
division fence between her property a,.I
that y NJ. Speed. YESTERDAY sp7tba-
order was made summoninE Or. Smith -
appear before him on JuIy "a 70 a,svs-
% the charge q contempt. in thar +, is
lsime5 the defendant violated the IN
junction by the erection Of : shss ,an,s
between the two properties.
II Is claimed IN the petition O, the
plaintiff. that Tho defendant in violation
a The injunction. has erected a Fence,
sky feet in length and - an average
heiEht n fourteen fee- On the south ara
ives, sides % his property. damaging s7fs
property While the defendant claims
said fence" 70 b q shed" instead ~
fence" vet plaintiff saws II has ne,tbe~
floor nor foundation rs SHE'D hat is
erected - fence CONTRARY n the -
serafniDg order = the court
An ATTEMPT g serve the subpoena on
the defendant f2r her TO appear On tho
18th for TRIAL was made ~ sheriff Riae-
hart Yesterday. The defendant. II Is said.
refused 20 come 70 th> door n order %
hear the warrant read. and al efforts OF
The sheriff 70 serve IL we're frustrated
The defendant appeared onCe. Al the cor
ner OF the house. M, swiftly escaped
when The SiTer.T attempted 10 serve the
warrant. He left eony q the document
AZ the h71se and VIII reEort the action
OF The defendant TO the court
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13
C. C. C. LINE NOW OPEN
Completed and Opened to
the Public.
Greatest improvement OF the Age =
Anyone Can Ride Over Ii to Health
and Happiness.

:. Extraordinarily 1.-The new C. c. c.
me is now open 20 the public, and at
once gained an enormous patronage On
account Of ihs meritorious service il per-
forms. The line Is built on solid merit,
ana leads by the straightest and short
est route 10 Health. Everybody is d.
hgnted, and these who thought they
would never r6ach Health and Happin sss
again have found this an easy and sure
way OF getting there.
Ninety per cent of the ills Of humanity
are caused by lazy liyegs, caron.c coL-
stpaton and their consequence, impure
blood and a poisoning of the whole sys-
tenn WHAT'S the use Of stumbling along
the roadway, sick and weary, when YOU
can quickly ride 10 health-by iakir e
Cascarets. Buy and try Cascare 5
Candy Cathartic today. You will md
that it's what they do. not what we say
they'll DO, that VIII please you. Sold b
druggists generally, I0c, 25c or soc per
box, or by mail for price. Send for book
let and free sample. Address, Sterling
Remedy Co, Chicago; Montreal, Can;
New York
This is the CASCARET tab
let. Every tablet of the only
| 10 r. n I genuine Cascarets bears the
| IL Il, Il. | magic letters Gee Look
X A at the tablet before you buy.
and beware of frauds, imita-
tons and substitutes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13

Amber, Red Russian and Fulcaster are
grown successfully Early blowing and
sowing IS advised, using one 10 one and
one-half bushels 10 the acre. Very little
loss has been caused by insects or fun
gus disease.
Oklahoma--The Fulcaster variety IS
placed first, with Fultz a close second.
Turkey is grown TO some extent. As else
where early blowing and early s'w.pg
has proven profitable, and thorough work
ing Of the soil before sowing has given
increased returns. Yields have averaged
from fifteen TO thirty bushels per acre.
from one TO one and one-half bushels Of
seed per acre being sown. Losses from
insects and fungus disease have been
slight.
Pawnee.-oregon. Red. Fultz and Full
caster are grown, the first being preferred.
Losses from chinch bugs have been light
and yields averaging twenty bushels to
the acre have been secured Early pow
ing and seeding are recommended
Pottawatomie-Fultz. Red Russian and
Turkey are grown, the first three being
preferred. Manuring is reported as being
very profitable. and early piowing and
sowing is followed. one to one and one
half bushels of seed are sown. Small losses
have been occasioned by rust and chinch
bugs !
Woods.-Turkey wheat is thought best
In this county, the yields varying from if
teen to forty bushels per acre, Early
Flowing and seeding is advised and losses
from insects and fungus disease have
been slight.
Usage Nation.zFultz and Fulcaster are
grown. the form er being preferred. The
average yields have been abouteightsen
bushels per acre. Rust has occasioned
small loss and not trouble has been ex-
perienced with insects. Early plowing
and early sowing give best results.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13
YIELD PER ArRE

The land was ali prepared ~ The same
time and seeded A. the same -ste v-f,A
Red Russian wheat T-e grouas vas in
good Nth ~ the tine % seeding s7H n,
wheat was very liStle retarded ~ Srou,h
The conditions both far and spring were
favorable for late seeding ana while tts
stand vas thinner ard growth aot ~
rank rs early ard ms55gEn planting. :.
was much better than could generally
b expected on Nove1lAer see1taE- TIE
isce seeing hesasd Ont nine DAYS later
than the early. hut WAS 90 short b.
rtsst and vas ready - cut ~ tas same
time. II -ust had nct struck g. g w-uss
r-oba.aly have yielded zen bushels rac-e
per acre. Tire results sg~es vel usth
taose e previous years n his STATION.
Only that these q The late sesa4uE are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13

Indian reservation, between captaid and
posse Of the Indian Territory Anti-Horse
Thief association and noted band of
horse thieves and outlaws. The officer
and posse surprised the thieves at break
fast and opened fire on them. ]. S. Pool,
captain Of the anti-horse thief posse, was
killed and gorge BaGrclay, Charles Bur-
nett and 2. L. Kennedy of the outlaws,
were captured. Barclay shot and killed
Pool dead. This is Barclays third ma.
He has infested the Cherokee nation and
the Usage country for some time and is
charged with many rhefts and deeds of
outlawry. The dead man and prisoners
brought here today by Indian Constable
Haines. Pool was a well to do farmer.
living near Nowatah. I. T. He leaves
wife and large family
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13
ALLIES LEADERS TOO MANY
Operations NJ Tien ~ Ineffective
From THIS Cause

/ copyrighted, 1890, The Associated Press
Tien Tsin. via Che Foo. July s. and
( Shang Hal. July IA homogeneous
army of half the strength Of the allied
! forces. could do better WORK than Is be-
ing done by them. The operations are
dangerously Handicapped and the safety
Of he city is imperiled by lack Of organ
ization and the want Of one commander
TO control al the forces. The represen-
tatives of several nations manage their
civil and military affairs largely without
cooperation. The ranking officer Of each
nationality has absolute jurisdiction ove-
the operations OF his government s
troops Questions Of policy are discuss
ed at International conferences viii n
have not the power to enforce the wishes
Of the majority Admiral Seymour's
method OF commanding is 70 make re-
quests. which the other commanders gen
orally follow; but there have been IN
stances OF the ranking officers holding
aloof from operations Of which they dis
approved.
There is a great need OF more troops
The present force Of 10eo1 men Is at
tempting to hold the line fifteen miles
long aroun the city There IS al so great
need OF rebuilding the railroad 20 Taku
and getting artillery equal 70 the guns
with which the enemy are daily bombard-
ing the allies positions. The week re-
suited in suhstan TAI gains for the CHI
nese. rs tho allies lost - or e. men and
succeeded in accomplishing nothing
Yesterday furnished a new illustration
Of the weakness OF present methods. A
majority OF the commanders had agreed
that Il was imperative TO attack the ma
tive city beyond the foreign settlements
and 90 destroy the artillery therein,
which rlenaced the settlements The at
tack was fxed Tor four ds> ago but was
postponed because the Russian c9mman-
Ger considered his men Unfit for duty ar
ter their recent work. II WAS aEala fixed
FOR yesterday. boz il was POSTPONED oc-
cause cred be reports we're in c.r-gia-
ii9u that u 60 regulars from the NORTH
west had reinforced thu Chinese
IN the meantime the chiaess bad re-
moved two 1ig guns on the fore rear 20
the native city and had planted four in
the open near the east arsenal tWo miles {
away. They shsled the cfy for fo1r
hours. sending in more than ia shells I
They got the range ~ the pu5Ic bgi.d- f
iaes and of the c.u5 hausss used al.
hospitals sud drcrprd Shells at as08,
them Fortunately r5oet - the she.Is
were detective ard Fl5r3 to a1sst and
ne others rec a snisJ radius o. eject
ve1esg. In the absence ~ "a concerted
plan tho Russians sept Is few ~owraul-
lf C72saeks. with tv1 aela guns and
he IaDaresa 5auterg ~ tarse-
FOUNDERS and iva eon pas.iee 81 iatsnt-g.
s-f1-o~ff-s- tho T-rfsaH rs-rse.f-.ssf4 F--r-
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JUDGE BROOKS IS SPRUNG
AS Good Han for Democrat Nation
al Committeeman

Guthrie o. T, July 12.-The Capital
says: Since the national Democratic com
mitteeman is referred back to the terri
tory. there has been great interest taken
in this affair among the Democrat is. The
friends OF Judge c. r. Brooks are urg-
ing him to enter the race. Judge Brooks
would make an ideal national committee
man He stands high with the powers
at Washington. and is an honorable man
of high character and sterling integri y.
He would represent the party of Okla
homa Territory with credit and no bet
ter choice could be made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13
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A complete line OF above exquisite
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THREE H0RSET HlEVESCsPTURED
In thr Usage NatiOn--Captain or the
Posse KILLED.

Gushrie. O T.. July IA Pswhuska
seee.ai 20 the Capital says: \ fight took
pace yesterday morning Twelve miles
east OF Hom.ny postoffice. IN the Osage
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-13

s. Louis, No. July rf-AAs-n Fuchs.
one o. the leadinE mf'lsrers here today
executed : chatsei deed ~ frszs - the
tensst - creditors The Is8hlldes q
the conrsrn sra9Hnt 20 aha1t Sszne1 5st
TIE assets have nat set been iayautsssns
Boston. Jolly 1f.-3fsrs9en J Perry -
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cefver z he zfaesa clt5scttr Resi- E-sse
company ~ JgtEe C7}t RI the g--fseE
gates rtrc1sg coart today IT, c1r- sznr
bids real estate 81 rova Hiaarss.a aaH
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PLACE OF BRYAN'S NOTIFICATION
Norman r. Hack Wishes IL Wight Re
IN New York

Buffalo. y. =. July TI-Nationa5 Com
mitteeInau Norman 7. Mack said today:
Unless Mr.. Bryan desires the aogfca-
tton made in 4 western city should pre-
fer that 1t De made in some one or TIE
large cites of the Middle states: natur-
ally would favor New York. becaure y
IFS Importance a. a political ard con-
rnercial center Nev YORK state vsI
probably g into the Democratic column
a. ths coming election ard Democrats IN
this section % the country would Ike -
have the hon5r o. having Mr.. Bryan noel
fed IN he east. especially as the -est
has had the convention which no7afzsted
hin -
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Free Reclining Chair Cars
and Pullman
Buffet Sleepers

are -an aifh71t cnsnEs 70 Kansas CITY
and s. L9rF connecting wlgh afnf ar
equipment m e. Jessph. iseavsaao4th
T.s1cair and ouahs Wlch'ta 20 GeA
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reclining casf cars diteca - PueN,g
and Denver
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