The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-17
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Harry GiIstrap, Of Chandler, says: "Ok-
Iahona is not suffering for statehood"
= potato on exhibit at Medford weighs
six pounds. 1t sold at cents q pound.
A man of Sol Temples acumen couldn't
AFFORD 70 wait until cold weather TO es-
cape.
Under the game laws of Oklahoma It
is unlawful to trap any kind OF a bird al
any time.
| dividual deposits subject TO check the
sum OF $70.esS.
Sol Temples favorite quotation must
be: Iron bars and stone walls do not
q prison make.
Dewey and Bonaparte viii meet in
deadly struggle at Alva next week. They
are running horses
The Alva Pioneer says OF a local vio-
linist that he knows how TO invoke the
fascinating fairies Of melody
The chances are that Oklahoma viii not
long permit the Indian territory 10 run
/ Oklahoma statehood conventions.
The only place TO imprison Sol Temple
safely would be to send him to Siberia.
II would be too Tar &c walk back
Dr. Davis, aged 81 years was hap
tized IN a pond near Taloga few Sun
days ago. by Reverend J. r. Hostetler.
Advertisement in the MedfoTd Mail:
Say. did you know that Crazy Ben has
the incest cider and soft drinks in the
city?'
The general land Office has finally set
I tied the contest on Garland's claim, near
/ Seward The contest has been on ever
since 1889.
During a windy day Dave Connen. OF
1 Hobart attempted TO stop the slam on
barn door. A long nail was rammed
| clear through his hand
! The curious part about the career OF
| Sol Temple Is that he is not OF the worst
! species Of bad men. But he is so bold he
| is almost impudent about it.
! A telephone company which was pre-
vented from putting its poles in the street
/ at Hobart. got the consent OF owners
/ Of lots and viii put them on the lots.
/ The alacrity and presence OF mind OF a
man who can get out Of a cell. over
power two men. gag them. get them into
/ the cell and lock them in and then get
away. as Sol Temple did. is something
wonderful when YOU study It.
! Oklahoma can not get immediate state
! hood by pooling her issues with the IN
/ dian territory. A provision might be Sc
cured for adding the Indian territory
( piecemeaI to Oklahoma state. Congress
/ will not now listen TO statehood for the
! Indian territory.
Medford, the exact nature Of which. does
not appear. The owner Of an existing
/ hosiery is out in a card in the Medford
! Mail saying that if the citizens who are
| talking of getting up a stock company
/ to build a hotel, will call on him. he Will
make them a price and thus save the
town from being over-hoteled.
The Weeks Review Of Apache in the
new country, squares itself with Cover
| nor jenkins in this way. II says: THE
! people of Oklahoma have the greatest
| confidence in the government at Wash
/ ington, and they are extremely loyal TO
| Governor Jenkins in his efforts TO pro-
mote the welfare of Oklahoma, but at
| the same time they demand the right to
| choose their own rulers"
The Pond Greek Vi6eJte announces joy
ously that a Commercial club has been
! formed there, with William Mckinley
! president, J. II. Decker vice president
! T.. r. McCuIly secretary, and ]. c. Nc
| Clelland treasurer. The Vidette SAYS:
/ The formation of a Commercial club
which event took place in this city last
/ evening, is one of the best things that
/ ever happened to the town. Future ex-
/ perience in the upbuilding Of a real live
! city like Pond Greek viii prove that the
/ assertion Is true. Pond Creek IS now
the best town Of its size in the United
/ States, and is continually getting bet
/ ter. No boOm-just a steady growth.
I Now that the business men have deter
mined to make a united effort to pro-
mote the interests OF the CITY its future
/ is no longer IN doubt. There are
great many enterprises that Pond Creek
needs and can have, and IL viii be the
I sole aim and object OF the Commercial
/ club to get them. Keep your eve on
/ Pond Creek and the Commercial club.