The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-05
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Just TO prove that it is a cotton market.
FL Reno had cetton blaze also.
Marshall IS pulling out for 1905 in two
years and il fees confident thar it wiz
| succeed.
The first Orient train arriving at Byron
was photographed and published in the
Republican
Colonel Blackwell should institute he
teas corpus proceedings TO get his abe
lisk out of jan.
Joseph Schwartz. OF Buenos Ayrss. is in
Oklahoma studying agriculture He VIII
remain some time.
The most conservative and intelligent
forecasts published yesterday wee those
that came from Oklahoma
The hardest things said shout any can
didate in Oklahoma were the things said
about Freeman E. Miller.
= man struck Guthrie the other day
who could ask Nose Weinberger for a
cGink in twelve different languages.
Judge Bllups should. as early as ossibie.
take day of and tell the editor OF the
reasoning he changed that COW verdict"
over night
A school ma am al Wakita. according to
the Grant county papers. asked recently
whether Harper's Weekly was a monthly
magazine.
Ralph ingalls,. son of the great Kansan.
is visiting In Guthrie. and the gossip
down there is 70 the effect that he is
thinking Of locating there.
The Guthrie Leader wound up tire cam
raign with a FIRE alarm spasra expressed
in black. bold-face type three lines deep.
at the bottom OF the first page
Bert Case had been killed many time.
according &c the press reports. but the IN
dications are thar he Will stay dead this
time Bill Cravens' time IS eomiRg.
The last cartoon in Oklahoma repre-
sented BIZ Cross with a dark lantern in
one hand q revolver in the other and
mask over his eyes, holding ny farmer
No matter what the people of oklahoma
voted for yesterday. they all should be
fol- Immediate statehood today Imme-
date statehood is needed in the advance
ment of oklahoma interests.
Patience, a comic opera. was put on the
STAGE last night at Guthrie. Only small
per centase Of the people had patience
CROUCH 10 sit ii out They were more in
terested in the election returns.
If anybody sees Mayor Wh.ttinehill go
ing around a sequestered corner this
morning and opening Up newspaper it is
sure that he will be hunting for the re-
turns from Bridgeport. RE closed the
campaign there.
Now that the campaign is over. David
Marum. politician, ought 10 take David
Marun, editor into a quiet corner and
have an understanding WIN him. The
contest between David's dual character
vas the funniest thing in the oklahoma
campaign
Cash Cade proved to be a very good
chairman. He kept his iieutenants in
splendid discipline and used them 10 the
very best advantage. Besides. be man
aged the campaign without any notice
able friction. The man who moves the
machinery of a great organization without
friction is man who has me essentials
oi true leadership
Heavy rains have been falling near
Ardmore for the past thirty hours. doing
great damage TO late cotton crops. Cot
tor will be cut short fully one-third. VAL
Ieys are OVERLOADED and persons living i'm
the lowlands have been forced to seek
shelter on higher ground. Some cattle are
reported drowned Passenger trains are
running irregularly business in interior
towns is practically suspended.
A petition has been filed in the United
States court at South McAlester. by Rev.
J S. Murrow and others. for the incor-
poration of the Murrow Indian Orphans
home. to be located at Atoka. and used
exclusively for orphans of full blood par
entage. admission being denied any child
more than half white. The privileges are
open to all the five civilized tribes. Two
thirds Of the directors must be members
OF the Baptist church. There is no eXclu-
s.veiy orphans home for Indians in the
United States.