The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-12
OUTLINES or OKLAHOMA.

! Bob Neff's idea is that Oklahoma needs
3 few circuses TO break the dry spell.
in southern Oklahoma there are fears
/ that the peach trees will be in bloom IN
another week.
I A Cherokee Indian the other day WIS
/ sent TO Jail for 26s days for firing six
shooter at some girls.
/ The Anti-Saloon league OF Oklahoma
claims that by its zeal the licenses denied
/ il Oklahoma average one day.
The withdrawal OF Roy Hoffman from
/ the race for congress leaves only eighteen
( Democratic aspirants on the track.
Judge John R. Clark of saltwater. who
( was an aspirant for congress. has with
drawn and VIII support Freeman Z. NIL
/ Ter.
/ There is a big strike OF al the labor
unions at Oklahoma City. the biggest
/ thing of its kind in the history OF the
town.
/ Miss Alice c. Nash. Of Fort Gibson. a
/ Cherokee girl. win represent the Indian
! territory at the Dallas Confederate re-
union.
] The Republicans Of Oklahoma believed
! that Roy Hoffman could make the best
] race Of all the Democratic aspirants for
! congress mentioned.
! The Woodward Bulletin says that Joe
! lIt-Nta4 Viii nave the btaNClr NAtAS anu
/ " OOdward county delegations in the con-
/ gressional convention
/ Those yellow blades OF wheat the Ok
/ lahoma newspapers talk about viii have
{ something 10 say after the first rain.
: They are just possuming.
/ Oklahoma editors who VIII attend the
/ National association meeting at Hot
/ Springs. Arkansas. April Is. viii gather
/ at Oklahoma City Apr-l y.
The United States flag which Crazy
/ Snake and his followers tried 10 take
! from InSparhecher was presented 20 the
! Cusseta town Of the Creeks by Andrew
/ Jackson.
/ The Democrats of Lswton do not op-
/ pear over anxious 10 60 up against a
! spring election for folks who have an
/ absolute cinch on the new country, as
I they claim.
! Deer Creek Times. why don't some
! thing happen somebody get married or
/ d something so we could have something
/ u write up
The Pond Creek vidette has offered a
reward Of $1,000 for the Identification Of
! the man who started the report that the
/ farmers of Grant county are blowing up
their wheat.
/ a contributor in an Oklahoma paper in
| writing up q wedding, tells OF he supper
/ served, and says: Repairing 70 the din
/ Ing room. the guests satisfied the physl-
/ ca, man-and woman"
/ On account of the high wind the wolf
hunt gotten up by Independence was a dis
nal failure. Three men chased a tumble
weed six miles. and wasted ten pounds of
( lead before they caught up with il and
/ found what il was.
I Newkirk Republican News-Journal:
/ Somebody ought to write a decent Okla
| homa story for the eastern magazines
! The present rot published in Scribner s
/ and Harpers impesches ali the literature
We have been reading during the past few
years in these great periodicals.
/ In commenting on the belief Of the
! Kingfsher colored minister who asserts
| that hell is located fifty miles beneath
/ the earth's surface, the editor of the In
! dependence Courier assures his readers
that the crust is so thick that Il is not
! likely to heat through.
Seminole Capital: Several years ago
| Salem Bennett, a widower. married Miss
Abbie Smith. the daughter Of a widow
| L his week Benefits son. hardwood Ben
nett married the widow. who is the
mother Of his fathers wife. BY the
r.arriage hardwood Bennett becomes his
CDn fathers father-in-law and his own
grandfather-in-law Mrs. hardwood be-
comes the daUghter-in-law Of her own