The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-13
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA


The first Of next week the new wheat
VIII begin to come to town IN the Strip
towns.
More binder twiDe has been sold in
! Ponca City this year than IN any previous
I season.
The managers OF Bird McGuire's candi-
dacy say that he has The Kay county
delegation.
begin 10 find out that the drawing plan
vas the best.
Congress is working on a law which
viii protect what game remains in the IN
dian territory.
Leslie Niblack is on the point of pre-
dieting that Joe McNeal will land the
nomination az Enid
Oklahoma is making no effort 10 get
extra harvest hands. although there Is no
doubt she VIII need them.
Washington viii take particular care to
see that the public funds in the new
country are economically spent.
Ponca City is getting all the bsg things
for its Fourth Of July Governor Fergu-
son viii make the principal address
The foundation for the Carnegie library
at Guthrie has been completed. and the
work on the building viii be rushed.
Bill Cross has made another speech. It
il rich in sloquence and fun % fine
phrases. Il is as follows: II will be
elected"
The government expert who has carried
lot of the Trego county sfaie back
= Washington with him, says he Will
use the ire test on It.
Brown. of the Guthrie Observer. IS
shooting at Barrett, OF the Shawnee Her
aid He says that Barrett used spoon
fGi of goose grease for brains.
Colonel Blackwell threatens to deliver a
prophecy on the Fourth or July Colonel
Blackwell oughtn't to do It, II he wants
TO deal in futures he should tackle Wall
Street.
The report that Mont Scott. in the
Wichita mountains. was emitting smoke.
has been explained. ouanah Parker WAS
visiting the summit and enjoying a corn
cob pipe.
Congress has passed the bill for a $4,000
federal building at Guthrie and Guthrie
viii now have chance TO see what an
artist government architect is at taking
his blessed time.
After the Enid convention the RepubIl-
can nominee will take hold Of the Repub-
hcan campaign TO the point where Bill
Cross has brought it and push II on to
successful conclusion.
The negroes at Langston held a meet
ing the other night ard passed resolutions
whacking Governor Jenkins for not ap-
pointing any colored men to the county
offices in the new country; and declar-
ing that they viii not participate In the
Republican primaries because no eoiored
man was put on the Republican ticket
at the last convention.
E1oooo rft.- =
tells of an experience he had the other
morning which almost scared him out of
q years growth. When he got up In the
morning he noticed that his hands and
face were covered with blue spots, and
he concluded that he had been attacked
~ some unknown and probably fatal
disease. Investigation. however. deveI-
Jped the fact that the spots had been
made by bugs that had crawled over the
walls of his room. which had been freshly
covered with bleu paint. and had after
wards played hide and seek on his per-
son as he quietly slept the. sleep Of the
just. He felt better after he found out
what was the matter with him
In hts address to the graduates of the
Saltwater College. Judge Burferd gave
his idea Of a good newspaper man as fol-
lows: IF you would be n journalist, then
cultivate the faculty of observation and
the power 10 relate what you have seem
study industrial, commercial. social and
political problems and conditions, be an
a moulder Of public sentiment
suggest remedies for existing evils. uphold
and civic honesty, condemn cor
ruption and malfeasance I'm public at |
fairs: deal not in personalities but in prin. |
rlples; never attack private character,
but expose the evils which destroy char !
acter; make your matter interesting and |
without being sensational: sen !
our space for legitimate purposes at |
l. climate figures: never accept price |
for withholding the truth; make your pa
per of such interest and Importance in |
the community that people must have it. !
and your success is assured"