The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-12
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The sympathy OF the territory goes out
TO Judge and Mr.. irwin IN the loss OF their
bright boy.
The Oklahoma state Baptist College. OF
Blackwell. opened its doors for its second
year Tuesday.
Hugh McCredie is running for The ter
ritorial senate again, this time from Ok
iahoma county
In his tour OF the territory Mcguire is
showing his rustling ability. He is reach
ing every section.
Baldwin has overcome Captain johann
sen. Nothing remains to be conquered
now but the ice.
There were twenty-five candidates in
the race for flower queen in Enid About
5000 votes were cast.
The man with late broom corn is willing
TO bet that the frost viii be viciously and
extraordinarily early this fall.
Judge Cromwell. of Enid. is making a
rafting good campaign for the Repuoli-
cans. Cromwell has lots OF talent
a woman al Oklahoma City is suing
for a divorce because her husband at
tempted TO strike her with an av-handle
There is no question where the people
Of western and central Oklahoma stand
or immediate statehood The immediater
the better for them.
A woman writer at Lindsborg says that
women are so vain that If female alli-
gator could talk. she would probably
maintain that she had a small mouth.
The people who went to the lakes for
the summer are now returning and tell
ing the newspaper reporters fish stories,
which the reporters refuse 10 publish
The Enid i.srary reports these books
missing: "A Sane Lunatic." Peter Stir
ling" Audrey" and Phillip Winn-
wood. They are probably just passing
around.
L. T. Leach. travelling man whose
headquarters are at Guthrie. says that
MCGUIRE will get as man votes Of COM
mercial travellers as Cross will. OF course,
Mcguire will. Commercial travellers diner
In politics like any other business men,
Oklahoma City has n careful judge. as
the following from the 1imes-Journal
demonstrates: Mrs. r. Studer was tried
in the police court last evening on the
charge OF discharging firearms In the city
limits. Judge Miller stated that he would
visit the Studer neighborhood today and
then make a decision.
This is what the Enid Eagle advises in
regard to Ends celebration next week:
Throw aside the cares of the world and
join Enid in a week of rousing, rollick-
lilSs Tlp-IodTllS lu0 ana harmless dtDlSt-
ment commencing next Monday morning.
about the time old Sol shoots his first
golden rays athwart the azure anOpiel
dome of the Oklahoma heavens"
Notice of a rustler in the Cement
Courier: wv. A. Ferguson. Of Chickasha.
has opened beef market on North Main
street. Mr.. +. is a hustler. He came out
Saturday, selected a lot, had a small
building erected the same day and open
ed for business Sunday night. His mar
ket contains a fine refrigerator and all
modern cOnveniences. He sold a quar-
ter Of a beef the same night he opened"
Oklahoma City Oklahoman: In yester-
days election on the proposition to issue
bonds amounting TO 1900 for the pur-
pose of securing funds TO erect a new
high school building in the Second ward.
the result was decidedly adverse to the
bond issue. While there was ma jority
of seventy-fve votes for the issuance Of
the school bonds, the total vote cast in the
school district was only LOOT. This was
not equal to the number Of votes cast in
the Third ward in the spring election. 1t
is believed that the total vote Of the
school district amounts to $500 Lacking
the two-thirds ma jority necessary. the
bonds failed to carry. In the ward where
the proposed school building was TO have
been located, the vote was the heaviest in
favor of the bond issue.