The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.


Naturally Perry has no kick coming be-
cause K has the biggest mule market in
the territory
In seven years Kansas had ten terri
torial governors Oklahoma IS dclag
pretty well after all.
At wakita Perry Minor guessed within
one minute OF The time IL would take a
long candle 70 burn
\ dispatch states that the FL ..eno
American viii hereafter be run on a CO.
operative plan BY the employees Of the
paper.
Next week the campaign for statehood
IN congress viii begin IN earnest. STATE
hood isn't a sure ciEch this time. ht.s K
is almost q ciEch.
Now all the Wichita mountain nssrers
want is shelters. The shelters viii onrse
quickly enough when the miners sen
demonstrate they have ore.
Jere johnson OF Newhirx believes thst
every body who reads should have a .iie-
tionary close al hand and 80 after the
words he does not understand.
D T Heiser and Dora HesseT accor3-
ing 70 the Ponc3 City Courier were mar
ries. the other day. They had been d.
Norceds but didn't like separation.
4 team OF horses hauling wagon load
OF rock and driven by small boy ran
away az Newkirk- The boy and the
rock stopped the horses in four blocks.
II good rain CT snow should happen
along row the farmers In the wheat belt
wouldn't hold umbrellas over the fields
10 prevent too much moisture en- ;hs
plant.
Some OF the knockers on the bonus 10
the Choctaw read al Guthrie are fearful
that as soon as the Choctaw gets "a
Guthrie Il wlll be gobblcd by some olher
road.
An Oklahoma wheat expert claims that
the favorable thing for wheat IN winter
in Oklahoma i Just SUFFICIENT moisture n
the ground 60 maintain life in the wheat
plant.
The Newkirk Republican News Journal
SAYS II We can not get one great
state. We want .s-o little ones. II We ear
not get what We want. We want What We
San set. and that Immediately"
Whatever is done ia the matter of the
Northwestern Normal az Ava those wko
have made ..ieir fight on Il because Of SIS
western location should quit. They are
doing their own localities no good
l. G. Gregory Of the public schools ~
Pond Greek advises the public to rsuen1-
Der that the age for enrolment in Ok
iahoma is six years and considering Tire
crowded condition OF the schools this
does not mean four and Eve years.
There have been 50 many shooting
scrapcs at Shawnee recently that 1he
Democrat OF thar city saws. II we
keep up our present gait the train-por-
tiers upon the arrival % the passenger
trains IN our city are likely 10 cal out
shawnee. twenty minutes 20 see a maa
killed
Blackwell News 4 ramor has been
in persistent circulation the last two
DAYS % the effect that the Res Line has
been finally absorbed hy the Frisco bur
no confirmation Of the report has been
received from the Res Line officials. The
report is readily believed by some bat II
Is hardly probable that such a transac-
fion has been made.
Wakita Herald. one OF the lessons
taught IN this twelve year old com
munity. and probably forgotten by north
ern farmers. Is that twelve months MAKE
a year. and that everything and every
body IN Oklahoma works a fun year.
They have to IL AFFAIRS are 70 De kept
in good condition. The farmer puts Ia his
time 10 better advantage not rushing for
q few months and then letting his Joints
sflfsin untu the occasion comes for mere
vigorous action. He "a on mis- uettse
All the time His livestock and hts
crops are busy growing without his a.
sistance. while his ueighbors farther
north devote half their time 20 secura
feed Tor the stock. Come 20 0kishoma
and see for yourself The wonderful
things which can De only briefly o.
scribcd