The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-03
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The saloon men OF Cashion have turned
angels. They have voluntarily agreed 10
not do any business whatever on sun
days.
Cordeu has a house famine Some man
with money and q min for per centage
would do well 10 figure on investment
there.
The farmers Of Oklahoma are setting
the prairies on fire. around their hay
stacks and houses Conditions favor dis
astrous prairie fires this fall.
Farmer Isenberg. CT the Enid Wave.
says that now is a good time 70 plant
raGdishes for winter use. He does not
state when he sows' his corn
TWO Oklahoma misses. under eminent
teachers IN Chicago, are not satisfied with
the music they get there and are coming
back TO study at the territorial university.
Twin waterrnelons. weighing. combined.
10 pounds. We're proouSed by one vine
a II ydro. Plug one for Hydro-the force
in the Review Office has plugged the
other.
There was a big fight near NARROW
Sunday. IN which 100 men participated
II was a fight on a prairie fire started
by a cigarette. The loss included $50 tons
OF hay.
The people Of Aline are organized and
growth is what they want. They are
hustlins after the grain trade OF the
farmers.
\ free people can sing the best songs
After the debt o. the Christian church
at Blackwell was lifted Sunday the choir
was called upon and their singing was
the best ever heard.
There is so much politics IN Oklahoma
this fall that newspaper readers must be
very guarded or they VIII get tangled up
either in a county commissioner hight or
4 tape-worm remedy.
An ice cream man at Enid seeing a
young fellow and two girls coming across
the street 10 his shop. remarked 70 the
red-headed waiter Those young people
look TO me ike thirty cents
John A. Trotter is the name Of the
chairman Of the Republican committee in
Greer county. All Oklahomans are in
terested in knowing what kind Of a pace
he sets down there for Bill Cross
A cablegram from Berlin, Germany. an
nounces that Professor Wilhelm Lam
precht a pupil Of Royal Court Musician
Exner, has accepted the chair OF violin
music in the University Of oklahoma
This will make other universities green
eyed.
The fight between the Caddo County
Times and the Anadarko Advocate has
got to the point where one calls the other
a groYeiing canker and the other calls
the one a fostering sore on the body
polite. The silliest thing in the entire
catalogue of follies is q newspaper fight
A story of cruelty to animals unprece-
dented in the history OF pervert human
nature comes from Liger. where Marx
Wright has been arrested for having roped
a neighbours COW, putting sand in her
eyes and then sewing them shut with
farming needle. Ine COW had broken into
Wright's field.
Bid Mcclure left Guthrie at 4 o'clock
yesterday and after a continuous ride will
reach Beaver county at o'clock this af-
ternoon. The distance by rail is 900 miles
and practically nine-tenths OF il is in
Kansas. There viii be a direct route from
the territorial capital to Beaver county
some day.
IN Blaine county the other day
farmer, while out hunting, spied
strange animal. ana tooN II TO be wild
hog. So far as heard from, Ed Hook
aday the hardware man OF Kingfsher,
has not laid claim 10 II. II is not gener-
ally known that 49, the wild hogs in Okla
homa belong 10 Mr.. Hockaday. About
twenty years ago he hau so much money
that he didn't know what TO do with it.
Somebody suggested that a bog ranch IN
the black-jack country would be good
thing Ed bought FIVE or six hundred hogs
and sent them to the blackjack country
The hogs roamed away from the ranch
IN different directions and Mr.. Hoc6aday
was unable 10 round them up. That's how
the race of wild nOgs started in Okla
hcma.