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ST. The 4reu

ing To sa4.s6e.5s. with interest ana
costs OF suit In favor OF the SAID
Central Trust and safe Deposit te,n-
pany. a corporation. one OF the "
PENDANTS. John Larrahee. Intervene;
and Isaac Rees. Robert Wits. hsu.
Mcdonald. James :. Williams,
McGonigai, James Mo Scott, > =.
Roe. Frank Jensen. Robert Barnes
Mike Wilson. Tom Cornish. kicnsla
NfNsgrove. George Oliver and deoiss
Watson. plaintiffs. as more part'eu-
larry set forth In said order Of sac
Dated this 18th day OF May, ~
ED CuDIHEE, Sherifo
BY VIM. Corcoran. Deputy.
Ballingcr. Ronald & Battle, anos
neys for Central Trust ana ss'e
Deposit Co. -.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the State OF Washington. IN anu
for the County OF King.
In the matter of the estate OF Dan-
Eel Crowley otherwise known -
Daniel II. Crowley, deceased. ~
42ss. order to show cause on peu'N-
FOR sale Of real estate. -.
II appearing to the court from y.
petition OF the administrator OF "
estate Of the above named descena.
AHAs tAlAA II - AftNtcCaAS ~
whole OF the real estate OF said es-
soendant to pay the debts of said os
scendant. and the expenses an1
charges of administration; No
IL Is therefore ordered, that
persons interested In the estate
said deceased appear before tne
above named court on the 2tth a~
OF June, 1902. at the hour OF $3.50
IN. OF said day, at the coulss
room OF department No. OF say
court. OF the courthouse, In Seatus
King county, Washington, TO shes
cauxA why an order should not y
granted to said administrator 70 "a
the whole OF the real estate OF saM
estate, and that eepy OF TINS ~
der be published four successive
weeks In the Seattle Daily. STAR
newspaper published in said city o
Seattle. ~
Done IN open court this 20 day "
BOYD ], TALLMAN.
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GARROTED

PONCE PORTO mco. June a.
The last executions under the Span
lsh law occurred here this mornin.
when four men were garroted. The
men confessed to the numbering OF
a number OF nallvea.
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the power OF the council 10 impose "a
fine OF more than 500, aud this
question was referred 20 the cor
potatinn counsel for an opinion. In
the meantime the report With Mr.
Morriaon'a amendment was referred
to the committee 20 which MIR.
Morrison was also added.
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The stock consists OF FINE CAM
BRIO and SWISS EMBRoIDERfEs
and INSERTIONS. The workman
ship and materials are the best. The
styles are all this seasons. fine neat
openwork aud blind patterns 10
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LOT l-Worth 70 i-so per yard.
choice only lc.
LoT worth i0c and i2hc per
yard. choice only z14c.
LOT worth i5e and lTe per
yard; choice only si1c.
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choose from. Edges are all war
ranted 20 wash and wear well. We
advise you to make an early seiec-
lion. All have been divided into
six lots % make shopping easier.
widths run from ~ 20 snchce.
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topsy. and was ready 10 40 az once
TO ballard With the undertaken. Mrs
Netaicr tata sheriff Cudihec that
paul and Mrs. Underwood had on
March rented small house owned
bvker husband
Prior 10 this they had roomcd az
the American house In Ballard,
said Mo- Hctzlcr. The husband
said he was "a years OF age, and the
wife but i6. Underwood was a shin
gie weaver and worked In the kellogg
mill. Mrs. Underwood had told mo
that her pvsents lived In Aberdeen.
l saw a letter from them addressed
TO Mrs. Paul Underwood.
Born Two Weeks Ago
ssrhe baby was born two weeks
ago last Thursday" continued Mrs
Hetaler. 1T was only a few days
aEo that Mrs. Underwood rose fnpm
her bed. she then told me that she
aud her husband were going to Aber-
deem. Roth OF the parents appeared
10 think a great deal OF their child,
and assisted her IN making several
gowns for a. Last Saturday Mr.
Underwood went to Seattle 10 make
arrangements about sending some
baggage O. Aberdeen. During his alb
sence Ms Underwood stayed ut my
house At about = o'clock Saturday
evening MIR. undcrwoo d returned.
considerably eNc4ed- lie and his
wife spent the night In Seattle and
were 10 take the first morning train
for Aberdeen. 4
More Information
by questioning Mrs. Hetzler.
Sheriff cudihee secured some 0ddi-
tional Information AT the time OF
the haby's birth. no physician Was
present. but later DR.. Todd % bal
lard was called. Mrs. HetEler did
not know Mrs Underwood first
name. hut thought she had heard her
called Nellie.
When AFR. Underwood cAlisi at the
Hetxler home for his wife and baby
on the evening OF last Saturday. he
carried a bundle. evidently contain
ing clothes. Another bundle OF
clothing he said was left IN an out
house When the bundle was OPEN
ed yesterday. Il was found 20 contain
a fsw shirts and several OF the
bahy's garments. II was learned by
the sheriff Nat Mrs and Mrs I'm
derwood had lived In Ballard about
four months
Ordered the Arrest
Last niNu Sheriff cudihee wired
TO Sheriff Hun OF Chehaiis TO arrest
Mr. and Mrs. Underwood on sna-
plelon of having murdered their In
FAINT A complete chain OF evidence
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$4,000 Yards EmbrOideries
~slc, PIC, SIC, Sc, TIC and lOc
Regularly Worth Sc to 35c
The stock of leading manufactures OF embroider
Cost Of production has nothing DO with the
worth to 13c yard Will go at lc En-
broideries DC II lie viii be at lZc and SO
Sale at o'clock promptly Here the Details

LOT s-worth isc per yard; es<.,.
only &c.
LOT Worth zDc 10 zgc n,
choice only 7hc.a ss'
LOT G.-W0rtt &c 10 &c per 49,.
choice only igc.
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Wednesday Specials

wednesday specas have paid paficuIat
Friday
odd lines TO
In
u.s.
the o"
enlr Weck re
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Infants

go pairs Of Infanta' Soft Role
Shoes, sizes to 4, in black, red.
tan and wine coiors. the rcc1f-
lar price Is 55c a pair: our prle5
u, a pair .Ifbc
Childs' Hand Sewed. the dollar
fatue s..s..ss. stssss.....ID DC
children's Patent Tip Bright
Dongoia Lace Shoes. sale price
on sizes 3 to tfle
The same In sizes sls 20 II. zoe
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Eiaht to Eleven

list specials has been prepared with great ard
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WOmen's
Comfort Shoes
women's 800 All Solid House
slippers ........ .......... .B<tc
aWomen'a S1.00 Grain Leather
Slippers .....4... -....&....1Dc
Women's Comfort Carpet Slippers
Women'B Serge Cloth Slippers :.
; ..... .s.... .&De
WoTnen's Red and Black Kid TIC
"a Bedroom slippers s3c
Wofnen's NARROW style OF Com
fort House and outing Slippers,
good and wide, all sizes. ~f.10
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over COO pairs more Of our cele-
bratsd NEVER RIP Opera
Slippers. all Sizes. up TO !, at.
piAAf ssssss ss.s.ss 49, QUO
Not more than 2 pairs 20 any
customer. Ask 10 sec them.
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Bring In your tsorn shoes-we do
repairing promptly and well.
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Ladies' French
Heel Sinners

I.adies' very latest up-to-date J
and t-atrap beaded French Heel
slippers. sold by others as a
great bargain at $500 a pair.
our price. FOR ? days. a pair
.s.-..s. ..sss..... ..s...s.S 10
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land. where no notice is taken Of IN
ana 81 fna var
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

as the young lady got ready to go after
him again.
She started him west aud ne was c,ing
for all he was worth. when almost IN
front Of the grandstand she made her
cast. and the rope fell over the steer 5
head as well as any CT the old-tins cow
boys could co i and better than any had
accomplished il during the afternoon She
swung her rope around the steers legs.
and in less time than II takes 70 tell IL.
he was down and down hard. That steer
was thrown hardest Of any animal dur
ing the day. It was 4 great rumble when
the animal struck the ground.
The pony braced himself and heli the
animal fast The little LADY slipped on
the horse ard ran 10 the animal She
climbed on top OF him. and then the
crowd die yell and began TO coma from
all directions. The men on horses rode
up 10 watch her tie him and she tied him
good. II was rather hard work 10 pun
the big legs OF big steer up close TO-
gcther and tie them fast. but she Old il
and cid il good She had her steer UCd In
two minutes and two seconds and Won
the fourth prize. When she got OF and
went 10 the steer the crowd ran in 10
help her. ous OF respect. and this slightly
embarrassed her and she could have tied
the steer in z great deal less tirsle If given
2 better chance. She holds the world 5
record for throwing q steer in 2ei4 sec
onds-
After she had accomplished the feat
the crowd surged around her and shook
her hand ard warmly congratulated her
on her success.
The last attraction OF the day was the
throwing OF a steer by Big Charley OF the
Io1 ranch One OF the men roped a steer
for him and then he took him ~ the
horns and after twisting the steer around
for a few minutes. threw him and tied
him fast.
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LEGACY OF THE GRIP.
FOB Army SERVICE
Thirteen Men We're Sworn IN BY Cap
tain Berry.

Thirteen men have becn sworn Ga
by Captain Berry for service fn thr Phil
ippines They left Immediately Tor tha
Preside az san Fraueisco. Cal Thsy
were
Mcrryman p Revely. age p. cook.
Wichita. Charles l.. Kiacaid sse -. la
borer. Burton. Wm Muir. age H. farmer
severy Harvey J. Rice axe - farmer.
Severy. Arthur g. Astciv. age is. farmer.
Cheney. Randall a. Yoakam. aEe 81
painter. Wichlta Freierick 1Fharrv. aFs
-. farmer Lamont q. r. orfh 81
Palck. age -. raliroader Jefferson. %. r.
For the c1vairy. Walter - Denton aga
=. teamster. bridgeport. a.: Louis g
Bramou, axe 81. blacksmith IcwiaburK.
Guy l.. Vernon. age q. iahorCr. Newtoa.
Henry r. Boehme. age p. farmer. Sew
cry. Harry Moody. axe ~, iabQrer. Sic
GTogor ia
Thomas IT. Harnon. who enlisted Jang-
ary j.. in Kansas Cifv. has been ASST n-
ed for recruiting service. and ie arsiatirz
IN the wichita sfation- when he iaa
thoroughly learned the duties ~ The or
fee he will be sent to Emporla 20 take
charge or a statlon there.
De wits witch Hazel salvs VII
quickly heal sores. cuts and burns. u
cures piles. eczema and skfs Giseassz
Beware Of worthless enunterfciis. Ge9.
van Wer5eu. Gus sauz.
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Convention Notes.

J Secretary "BHT' Bolton f. said 70 be
! the mot persisten joker n the Cattle
mems organization At any rate. Nr.
7 Bolton is All right
Frank ". Dale Of Pouca city. on- =
the inspectors Tor the Sanitary Com
mission. has been an interested attendant
/ at the convention
DIT l. J. Alien. territorial veterinary
surgeon. has been in attendance a. The
/ convention. Mr. Allen lives AZ Oklahoma
{ City.
o. G. French. the Oklshoma Sanitary
i Commission secretary. IS stAl looking Tor
the nan who touched riu for - IRE
n0neT was token from tie colonel peck
ets while sl the Carev hGtei
1r john Fields the director ~ ne
Oklahoma Experiment station. ifft iart
night for CgthrIe Airs F.ei1s acc re-
panied him.
W. ~ Merton. who made s1eh strong
argument for Grtfrie ~ q Place frr fas
holding ~ tie caarent-ea. left isat uight
for tEaf c.fy.
PINK = I.acas recrets-v % ffe Goth
re CornrasrcLal CUB rra1e "a great Et
with hls grio fuu - naeEee IRE i@Ft
seen - him De- vas ersi talAias - Gath-
riss noor
ree okl~ ORA Car crowd fook in the
town yesterday arteraoon. TRY were
sr-ha ias,sr oeeT fa7 fart mss faeT cap
frrss fi.a eorrertssn frr fte crtahr-ra
Cgfv VIZ row frame ~ - give tas cat-
tier1fH great Tes
Fr-k fVeIrTrhe1E ~ El-zua, trerr
rearF eFerf csftler.aa here
TIE htErv - caffie ISLES took rIftfF
u a sefEsE rarfT farmer
Ie are rrat % -sF1r ~ har-z .f re-
res
$50 atarn ~ last rsrf- r1sr csc ear
flan~a fhlrA - ziar tNrs ~ th~ tfrl-
fnr ~ f H.fa
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this fOndness for the odorous vegetable.
The onion is undoubtedly a wholesome
article of food. in fact has many medici-
nal qualities Of value. but it would be
difficult TO find a more indigesuble arti-
Gle than fried onions. and % many people
they are simply poison. but the onion
does not stand alone in this respect. ANY
article Of food that Is not thoroughly d.
Eested becomes a source OF disease and
discomfort, whether it be fried onions or
beefstsal1.
The reason why any wholesome food Is
not promptly digested IS because the
stomach lacks some important element
Of digestion: some stomachs lack peptone.
others are deficient in gastric Juice. stn
others lack hydr0chloric acid.
The one thing necessary to 60 81 any
case Of poor digestion IS 10 supply those
clements OF digestion which the stomach
lacks. ard nothing does this SO thor-
oughly and safely as Stra-ts Dyspepsia
-e5iets
ur- Richardson. 30 writing thesis on
treatment OF 6yspa psia ana indigestion.
closes his remarks by saying. For those
suffering from acid dyspepsia, shown b.
sogr, watery rissnss. o- Tor falEiant dvs-
pepsia. shown by gas On stomach. caus-
Ing heart trouble and diftcrlt trsattinr
IS wei - for al other forms ct stomach
trouble. the safest treatment IS ~ fake
che or tWo Of Staa-r Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal advise them tecauee
theg c1rtaIn 10 harrfai arues. lat ere
csmposei ~ rls-shle deesfrS Hhirh
aet promptly u-aa tle f1oI e4ter
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Notice IS hereby given thar fhe g1fcr-
signed appraisers have been duly ap-
pointed by The mayor ard city e9aucg
men ~ TIE city u lViehlte. 70 sr7srs frs
damages ard BENEFITS 20 properly oa1efe.
f8r the opening - Seventeenth street
from Lawrence avea-fe - the east Hrs
n the rizht-oS- way ~ ffe Afchis7n. Ta-
Defa & santa re ratwav. su9 ttaf sad
appraisers VIII rect la she oTra m TIE
city clerk ia fle city bal6Irg oa rt1rs-
day. The 1eh day - Fe8ruarT. te- a.
- o-ei5ck. a. r.. far the nsrposs =
assessing damages sn5 hereGrs ia ths
be1ent district. established ana beefi3es
aa follows Viz
comuenetsr - ne interssofisn - FIf-
fesrfh street ard kfkenesa avsnsr.
the1rs essf % rbe nerfo lse ~ seli
Fifteenth Ftreet 81 lta ffrrsref'ar e3fa
wash aa.Gr asfurf thears aara 80 tfa
strt si1e ~ washington esr.sa FL So
l-ffrarefl9n wth sna. rtresf.
thenes sect CO ere s51ta 1as - ae-
fcenfs rfras - ifs iaffre. elfA
Araaaras arer1e fnsate az
.hs e4ef lrs ~ ArElasss s'sarle - TIE
place 60 teasaniae
p NHD
GE1 r Cf1frEELTa
-z-iet u r. csfDH XIII
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The Grand Ball.

The Cattlemens ball. given at Garfield
hall last night. was well attended. A
great many Of the cattlemen and their
wives went home on the night trains and
could not participate in the evenings
brilliant affair. Sanford's band furnished
the music. which was excellent. Mr..
Harrison. secretary OF the Dold Packing
company, with Miss Harrison. lead the
grand march, which was quite a bril-
liant event The attendance was very
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10000 PEOPLE
WITNESS THE
R0PING SPORTS
Continued from Second Page.

they are brainy, forceful men. have
observed in looking over the statistics or
these stock papers that great many are
cOllege-bred men, The stockmen them
selves are brainy men and the men who
are taking care of their interests are IN
telligent men
Now, gentlemen. perhaps some of the
men here are handy with the pen. and the
chairman won't perhaps. let YOU get VI
here and tell me what you think Of me
and the paper, so write me a letter"
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The chlokasaw stookmen's Association

The Chickasaw Sloclmens Association
VIII hold fine liyc stock show at Purcell.
?. T., on April and S. 1902. offering lib
Grad premiums on nne catue. All breeders
OF lin- cattle are cordially invited IL par
ticipate. This IS splendid opportunity
Tor breeders 10 advertise in the best Held
now open- rs the peopie throughout this
section are very enthusiastic over line
cattle and are buildins up their stock as
TAT idls as possible For premium lists or
further information. Apply To o. +. Haley.
Secretary. Gainesyile. Texas. 74-it
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The Wichita Musical Club

Presenting Horny Snart's cantata. The
tishermaideus Wednesday evening.
February d. SedEwicz Music Hal Solo
ISIS Miss Jttta Campbell. Miss Eudora
Woods. AIRS : W. Shattuck and Mr. r
II. Staples. AccomQa Of piano and
string Qut1tttto- Admission. PC. Tickets
at Shaw S ard GoiGsulith.s
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WEEKLY EAGLE.
One copy. one year.......................

Eastern business Office, 43, A. 45, II 8. AZ.
Tine Tribune Building, New York CITY
Western business Office, 500. he Rook-
cry" Chicago: The 5. Q. Becflwith Special
Agency, sole agents for Foreign AdVer-
Using.
Readers Of tne Eagle. when in New
York City or Chicago, can see copies OF
the paper at the Office Of our agents at
the address given above
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14
REPUBLICAN COUNTY DELEGATE
CONVENTION.

As per order Of the County Central
Committee. q delegate convention is
called to meet IN Garfield han on Thurs
day, February ., at II o'clock a. m, for
the purpose of electing p delegates to
the state convention 20 be held in Wichita,
Kan. on May y. 1862
And also for the purpose of electing q
delegates to the congressional convention
of the Seventh congressional district, 10
be held in Hutchinson on Wednesday, the
9th day Of March 1852
The apportiOnment Of delegates for the
various townships and wards. as fixed by
the Republican County Committee. was
based on the vote for secretary of state in
IS00-onc delegate FOR every = votes ma Or
or fractional part thereof and one dele
Eate-at-iarge for each voting precinct in
The county. and one for each ward in the
,ir7- pf Wichita as follows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14
FRIED ONIONS
Indirectly Caused the Death of the
Worlds Greatest General.

1t IS a matter of history that Napoleon
was gormand, an inordinate lover of
the good things of the table and history
further records that his favorlte dish was
fried onions; his death from cancer Of the
stomach, it is claimed also, was probably
caused from his excessive indulgence of
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IUTII WaIU -------@-
Tbe primaries for the election of said
delegates shall be held on February .,
1902 in the townships Of the county, from
. TO p. m, and in the city from to 6
p. m, and shall be held at the usual
places Of holding the primary elections in
Sedgwick county. c. L. DAVIDSON,
Chairman Republican Central Committee.
J. 4. OSLER, Assistant Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

Resolved That tie thanks OF the okla
'loial 1--we stock association and the Ms
ltltS del gates from other cities ana
i2t-s IS hereby rendered 10 the people
- Hic-iira. for The kindness and hes
lll' lt- u1rlnS The session OF orr asSo-
tl---t@ iN THIS CITY,
Resolved Thar tn- thanks ~ the 0kla-
ltnl1 lar- Ste~ 3 S1elafiol he eNtendci
= t'@ United Ststes Saa5tat. board Tor
t-.lf zeal cearrs tile ranges 81 taa
+@Nef TEX alo IS, eriilrE toa OuaTtsitiar
10 IS - -r---.... uEar -. r.r-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

Whereas. This convention realizes that
the long trains and heavy tonnage system
o. moving railway trains has resulted in
the loss Of many thousands Of dollars
TO the cattle interests throughout KAN
saS ara oklahoma. and,
" hereaS, It has been the direct cause
Of loss Of life of catUemen in charge of
stock shipments on said excessive trains
and long delays i'm reaching des.ina-
ton, therefore. be it
Resolved. That the handling of trains
Of stock exceeding twenty cars in num-
her is menace 10 the best interests of
the stock grower and shipper. and u the
iife and limbs of The parties in charge Of
the stock. and that railway companies
are hereby requested 10 limit trains car
rA!ng stock, 10 the above size. And, if
necessary, We request the legislature of
Kansas and oklahoma to protect our in
tereSts as matter OF pablo safety
Whereas. The long experience of far
mers and catuemen located west OF the
loath meridian has proven that "a quar-
Ter section OF land is not enough 10 make
homestead. that il takes at least ten
acres to each head or stock. cattle and
horses therefore. be il
Resolved. fhat It IS the sense Of this
convention lh2t the homestead should be
increased 10 81 section. Of land west of the
ll"th MERIDIAN in Kansas and oklahoma.
a7d- therefore. we ask orr representa-
lives IN congress 90 present OH 70 this
eject ana work Tor its passage
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

Whereas, Tie Oklahoma Live Stock
ASSOCIATION mas learned with regret that
ine lower house or congrt IS lu's PASSED
hts blh known as thc '.sIcClery-'' bill
which II Do becomes Law. viii AreK ent
the M lnutar tui- and sale of oleomarga-
rile thereby ducins the market va ne
et cattle 81 lcaSt $3.50 per head. ar 81. o-s.-
Resolved. oy The cattlluen of okla
noma ana kansas In convention ass,nb-
led That We hereby express our siss4p-
protest against the passage oI any law
~ thls nature and We fruly believe that
such IeSiSlatio-. is unjust unconstitu-
to0l ana unfair. ard we CAN unoa orr
Sena tors ana representatives 10 10 al
In their power 20 defeat the bin ia tho
senate.
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Resolved. That the thanks of the Okla
homa Live Stock association is hereby
rendered 70 the Wichita Eagle and Wich-
tia Beacon for the splendid treatment this
association has received ct their hands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

President Wilson yesterday morning an
nounced the executive committee of the
associat ton for the following year. The
committee consists of: George Carr.
Woodward, o. T.; Court Brown. Liberal.
Kan: George Brett. Ponca City. o. T.;
Orth Connect, Cupid. o. T.; J. P. Camp
bell, Ashland, O. T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

ritory covered by this association. Be 1t
further
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tons be sent TO Inc United States sani-
tary board at Washington.
Resolved. That IN Hon. Eugene Rust
this association recognizes a Steadfast
friend. we congratulate him on his selec-
ton as general manager Of the Kansas
City Stock Yards company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

Whereas. We have perfect tconfdence
in the incoming executive committee OF
this association.
Resolved. That we refer TO said COM
ulittee, with fell power TO act, the mat
ter Of the proposed consolidation Of this
body with the Panhandle association and
any change Of name involved thereby
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14

Attend Wichita Business College. Wax
building. li4-lls Nc-th Market St si-f
DAILY Easle delivered. loc FER week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-14
WAS A GREAT EVENT
Hoping Contest ut Stock Yards Wa,
Very Exciting.

Very Exciting.
The winners in the roping contest
yesterday were:
Jesse Cups, Higgins, Tex, first prize,
500; time 1893.
Buck Walsh, Woodward, o. r, sec
ond prize, $50; time 1886.
Jim SeIdman, AIva, o. t. third prize,
S25; time 1:39.
Miss Lucille MuihaII, MuIhalI, o. IT,
fourth prize, Stetson hat; time 2:20.
Billy Brakefield, Guymon, o. IT,
fifth prize, Stetson hat; time 2:28.