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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-24

ing. cotton and castor beans growing
very slowly; stock doing well
Day and Roger Mills.-Scattered show
ers and warmer; all backward crops are
,rnnroving rapidly; Gotten being chopped
and cultivated; some wheat being cut;
oats ripening-
washlta and Caddo.-Showers general:
warmer; wheat harvest in progress with
fair 10 good yields; corn doing well; cot
ton fair and ripeaing. tine crop; potatoes
good: stock in good condition
Comenche-Light scattered showers;
warmer; wheat harvest well advanced
with light to average yields; corn mostly
laid by and doing we'll; cotton being chop
ned and cultivated, doing fairly well: cats
being cut. fair to good yields; pastures
good and stock in fine condition.
Kiowa--Light scattered showers; warm:
wheat harvest well advanced, light to
average yields; oats being cut with gener-
ally good yields; cotton improving; corn
mostly laid by and doing we'll.
Greer.-Fair and warm weather; wheat
about ali cut. fair yields; corn looking
we'll but needing rain; cotton being chop
ned and cultivated; second crop OF alfalfa
about ready TO cut; potatoes poor; grass
good. CHARLES vi. STRONG,
Section Director.
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BELT LINE RAILWAY.
Saws 1t Will Give Entrance 70 TWO
Mere Roads.

Oklahoma City, O. T., June 2S.-Mr. W.
{ NcCaull promoter of the proposed
,ailurav 70 KingAsher and the Orient Ant.
while in this city the past weeH Vlslteu
and approved the survey Of the rou's
for the proposed Belt Line railway
tbree-track system which viii reach
fror, the Katy tracks east Of tne city
pass through Capital Hill along the son'h
linz ~ the Caldwell addition. and on
sro,ind TO the west TO Junction WIN
The Choctaw track at a point near lhe
American Brick and Tile company 'ai'''
. total distance Of about four miles.
ortions for the right Of way and GER
tain tracts OF land which the company
d..;-as for purposes it is not yet pre-
rared to announce have been signed
local man who has been quite A@lVe
in further.ng the interests O. the oe''
limo enterprise. said yesterday;
This lire will give entrance % t"o
additional lines OF railway that viii reaeh
,bis CITY before the lapse of many months.
VIII say also that there are undef
corei5eration some big enterprises that
,-f1 p. developed Immediately the Belt
foa e built As one Of the properly
cv-rars Who have given options 10 the
cc-nnanv. viii tell you We have receiFeu
,-,--~srfae that the construction ot
49,. belt rre VIII be commenced before
,la expiration q a year and completes
,..rora ,hs exrf7ation q two years
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STRANGER is KILLED.
Seeks to Jump Upon the Cowcatcher
of a Moving Train.

Alva. O. T., June 23.-The Pioneer states
that Sunday as the train that arrives at
Alva at 1852 was pulling out from Curtis
a man started TO mount the cowcatcher
and was thrown under the wheels and in
stantly killed.
1t seems the engineer saw the man fali'
hut could not stop until they had run
some two or three hundred yards. When
thev picked UP the mutilated body Of the
unfortunate man it was discovered that
he was a stranger to the people In the
neighborhood of Curtis, and no papers
leading to his identity were found
He had stopped at Woodward the day
before and was offered pob Of work on
the section as soon as they put on
larger force of men. which would not
have been later than a week at the most
The section foreman told him he could
do some work around his house ana board
with him until he could give him WORK
on the section; but before he returned
from his work that evening his man had
gone His wife says that without any
anpareut cause he started down the raii-
road running at the top of his speed. IL
vas also noticed that at the place the
,rain struck him. he had wern, by walk
inc RI and fro. a path thirty feet long
He was a man of middle age. and had the
apnearance OF a hard worker lie seemed
alright in mind up to the time OF Ms
,,ec1,lfar conduct
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a mistake. the ratio should have beer
three TO six in favor OF the herd law.
Our information in Tesari 10 the Nc
knight district, No. /. from Teacross to
Hollis. was that it had gone for free
grass. whereas il went for herd law ry
a good clear mapority. TEis left only ?.
and of the June elections for free
grass. Last Saturday district ). Reed,
and district 5 Louis. voted and Louis
went herd law by about three 10 one,
while Reed went free grass by eleven
mapjority. This made the situation, Cp
to the meeting of the commissioners on
Monday, of the eleven districts voting,
seven for herd law and four for free
grass on unofficial count When the
county commissioners met Monday 70
canvass the votes OF the election Law
years Eagin of Mangun and Van Jyke
of Granite appeared for tae herd law
advocates and presented protests against
declaring for free grass IN each Of the
districts carried by the free gras5ers,
and they succeeded in knocking oJt thre=
of them. while the other oI,e was not
acted upon by the boSrd-
This gives. for the season 1T least, a.
most a complete victory for the herd law
in Greer county. The free grass adyo-
Gates in several of the districts viii st
once go to work get!ins up petitions
for new elections, but as it VIII proba bly,
take two weeks to ge1 up the petit oPs-
after which full three weeks nodc2 must
be given, then after the election IL Tree
grass carries, will not 40 mo effect Tor
thirty days and crops viii b. pretty well
made by that time. The ''n"ster' GER
tainly has the best Of the cowman this
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MEETS AT CHEROKEE.
Woods County Press Association
Gathers in July.

Alva. O. T, June 22.-The Woods County
Press association will meet at Cherokee
July 20 Following is the program:
Ode-To the Woods County Press Asso-
ciation. Augusta Free Homes.
Is the Weekly Newspaper Worth Dol
lar-Fairview Republican.
Gratis Advertising Abuse-Cleo Journal.
Exchange Courtesies - Carmen Head
light.
Mail Routes-Renfrews Record.
The Girl Compositor-Ingersoll Review.
Local Observation-Disclosures Sun.
County Correspondents-Happy Homes.
A History OF Woods County Journalism
-Alya Pioneer.
The Editors Holiday-Jet News.
When is a Newspaper Paying Invest
ment-Cleo Chieftain.
What is an Editorial-Aline Chrome
scope.
The Apprentice. (polite form for deviD-
Woods County News.
Can a Newspaper Exhaust Its Field
Alva Review.
Delinquent Subscribers-Byron Repub-
lican.
Trials of a Beginner-Capron Hustler
Print Shop Economy-Cherokee Orient.
Advertising for Railway Transporta-
tion-AIva Courier.
Chawing the Rag-Waynoka Enterprise.
Diseases of Newspapers-Ed. Marchant,
late of the Sedan Lance.
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ineorporators. A. savior Zeuo stephen
son. j. T. Martin J. B WuGaxer W. J.
Taylor John Cotbetg. Frcd Kukuk and
W. J. Houingsworth Perry. James Nixon.
Polo. r. T. Rice Cr,aada; Andrew Han
sen. Perry.
Permission was evcn tAc Valentine
Blatz Brewing company ~ Milwaukee.
Wis. q operate in Oklahoma
Territorial charters were granted today
as follows.
Tho First State Bank az Fairview. with
S0ooo capital stock The iucavporators
aie David story 90 CARRIER. Arthur Hess
ana NJ 5, Miller of Enid.
The Chauauooga prug company of
Chattauooga. with Seooo capital stock.
The incorporators arc J. 7. pcrr q Chat
tauooga. r. H. aad Ray Wright % n
Reno
The T. : Mckay Cigar company q
Shawnee vi;h Eoa capital stock. The
incorporators are y. J. Mckay. J. n.
Remington and g. G. Pofteuger.
The First Presbyterian church of Ce-
mcnt with Albert Null Grant q. Jones
and W. 5. Yeager as incorporators.
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NEW SCIENCE BUILDING.
Boom viii Be Fitted for a University
Museum.

Norman, O. T., June Z.-At the uni
Nersity q room viii be fitted up in The
new science building for museum.
Meanwhile one Of the rooms on the first
floor viii be used for the collection, and
the university carpenter has just com
pleted q number Of large cases for the
exhibit
The university now has two prepara-
tors who give their entire tirae 10 the
work Of the collections. The preparator
and collector for the department Of biol
ogy has the foundation laid for an ex-
ceIlent exhibit in this line. lie has hun
dreds Of bird skins and number OF
complete sets Of birds eggs. This sum
4ner. with the aid Of the small boy, he
has collected 200 snakes. Before the fre
156 birds were mounted and ready TO be
placed OF exhibition and fer class use,
and this collection is beinS constantly
replaced and added TO. lie has foour
antelope. four deer. some already mount
cd. and a large number of wolf, coyote,
badger. coon 'possum and other skins
representing the animal life Of Okla
homa.
Another lire of work that is very i'm
portant IS making models. The univcr-
sity has employed model maker per-
mane1uy ana his workshop is a place
Of the greatest interest He uses the
latest method OF wax modelling and his
snakes and lizards and turtles and casts
Of dissactIons and charts etc. make "a
very us fuI collection. The casts are
al from actual disssetions mad. in the
medical and other laboratories or the
university The work covered includes
geology. biologv. anatomy, physiology,
Rnd oil and water colors.
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SELECTED
TO FRAME
ADDRESS
Prominent Republicans Named
TO Present Case
TO NATIONAL CONGRESS
Claims for Statehood viii Be
Put Strongly
TO NATIONAL CONGRESS

Guthrie, o. T. June 23-Cash Cade,
chairman Of the territorial Republican
committee. ex-senator II. /. Haveas OF
Enid, Ex-Governor seay Of Kinsdsher, ex-
Governor Barnes Of Guthrie and Mayor
c. 2. Lincoln Of Ell Reno ex-mInister TO
China, were toda ynamed as q committee
Of Republicans TO frame an address TO be
forwarded to every member Of the ma
iionaI congress and to have published in
the territorial press and al papers that
circulate IL the territory setting forth the
position OF the Republican party Of Okla
hona in demanding immediate statehood
for Oklahoma, leaving provisions for the
Indian Territory to the future wisdom Of
congress. This committee VIII also wait
upon the editorial management of all the
Republican papers that circulate in Ok
iahoma, asking their aid in this state
hood campaign.
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General Debility
E0057s PILL5 cure constipation 8 cents.

if re fed TO Woods county. where he
broke the monotony Of everyday living
by again violating the law. His arrest
and Incarceration followed, but the
Woods county prison was net equal to
the Vaccinations OF the willy prisoner
and he made his escape. Kirk reniaIasl
AT large until AlcLemore was put On his
trail The prisoner wiz be taken 10
Gainesville this afternoon and delivered
to Sheriff w. 3. Loving of Sulphur
Springs.
Canute, 0. T, June pa gun club has
been orsa nized IN this city with eight
members enrolled. The outfit for the OF
ganization consisting OF a trap, pigeons.
etc. has already arrived and practice be-
gun
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FOUND A SWORD.
He Left Il Back Home m 1859 ana
Now Has IL.

saltwater O T.. June Zs-Jodse hilrs'
-.,errlv probate tadge of this county. has
nest returned from a visit % MS or
- in New YORK which he LEFT ID 80
ire ,r,a-a vzs on the stress yesterday
--s rerried with him a sword Vhicn ne
80 th-ee miles south e Frederi1s---
t.-~ Va the Is-h day q August. lsst
lie carried X hor2e vith hin az"
he s-arted west II - he LETT ~
ana had not seen iy u1ih h1 return -
far ~ fhirtg-eirht years htsr D
ev1ra Is marked &C : a ard vas ihe
property q a Confe3erate ofiicer- ~
tbe- man this SIS hlstoroy IS GnEncTa-
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program. on the second day Judge
Myers viii give the "old boys" one OF
his best talks. and on the third day Colo
mel Mcpherson viii stir the patriotism of
the multitude with one of his best ei-
forts.
IL was decided 10 have the veterans
bring their rations with them and hay
and wood viii be furnished free on the
Grounds
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SEEK comMUTE0 SENTENCE.
Friends of Charles Barrett and Dora
Wrlqht Are at Work.

South AcAlester. J. T.. June 23.-The
friends OF Charley Barrett and Dora
wright are bestirrins themselves 20 get
their sentences cOmmuted 90 life impris-
onment Barrett first took up the matter
directly with the president and now his
sister. who is here from II Reno. is Ia
boring I'D mis- behalf
Hambie Darlington, attorney Of the
Wright woman, has been leaving no
stone U.v urued TO set her sentence com
rrlufel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-24
SKELETON OF A WOMAN.
Children at Play Find an Unusual
Relic

Hobart, o. T, June Zi.-The children OF
John RatIin farmer who lives five
miles south Of the city. were among tn
mountains yesterday twelve miles south
Of here and found in the crevice of "a
rock the skeleon OF an Indian woman
woman.
Part of the skeleton was unearthed and
brought to town, and placed on eXhi-
bition in the front window OF the Palace
drug store The remainder Will be
brought in later.
There are twenty five copper rings on
each OF the for earns The Indians say
if ia the skeleton Of woman. but that
they knnew nothing of the rave.
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nEpuTY RESIGNS.

Seeks More Profitable Occupation IN
Pcacs.
LAYTON. o. T. June G-Capfain FraH'-
Canton. Who far - mary years Aas heea
sach A terror 20 eil aoers i7 tae i@
territories. has resigned BIZ position aa
DEPUTY shertr 20 sccert a more ieerafife
one with ths Texas Cattle asr'riati
With headqusrtcrs 20 f'a-~a orr. 2
Hts dsriss x.u - chiafy - loeE after
,be criminals that irfa7t ths osase re-
tfon and ca-.e - mu-h tr1lt.e p the
~sttlereu lu that rcB1t~T
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CARMEN RECOVERING.
Storm Was Bad One but Might Have
Been Worse.

Guthrie. O. r. June Carmen -s
rapidly rebuilding" said \. r. Ge-szi r
or that city today. IN spite ~ the i4et
that We had a disastrous storm. He ex-
peet 10 come out all right. although b.
win take some tine Tor us - get back
n our natural condition. while the
storm was bad enough. get We are very
thankful that it Eas 90 worse
Mr Ge.ssler. and ether woods county
men were here today atten1iaG tae meet
ing of the repu5-i-an territorial caH-
rittee.
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TOWN OF RED ROCK.
II VIII BE Given a Municipal Form Ct
Government.

Pond Greek. O. T. June 23-For the
first time I'm the history OF Ponce. Oteo
and Missouri reservations Of oklahoma a
municipal government s. 90 be organ
lied within their b0urdaries.
This week the town Of Red Rock. sbout
twenty miles south OF Pouca city viii
be given a municiqal government Sec
retsry Hitchcock OF the Interior Depart
ment recently approved the purchase ot
10 acres OF land at that place hy D. r..
Swarts for many ars an Indian trader
there. TWO banks have been organ-zed.
each with a capital Of $1,000. and the
townsite viii be surveyed and plated
fhis week
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TEACHERS NEEDED.
Not Enough Hold Certificates to Fill
the Bill.

Not enough Hold Certlticates 70 FIJI
the Bill.
Lawton. o. T.. June 2a.-The News has
the following TO say OF the need OF
teachers:
There are places for about 2c0 teach
ers in this county exclusive OF the city
schools County Superintendent Nelson
said: we have not nearly enough teach
ers no wholiiug certificates who are res
idents cf the county 10 hn the various
school positions. 4 splendid opportu-
nltv is now offered the young man and
young woman who has ambitions 90 enter
the teaching profession at this time. The
salaries in about al the schools are UD
10 the average II those paid IN any Of
the older states"
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Christian Scientists.

Meeting u Boston June sth-Jgiy iat.
It viii D. 20 ycur advantago % obtain
rates applying over the Nickel Plate Road
before purchasing elsewhere. No excsss
fare charged on auy cd our trains Tick
cts on sale June 81. ~ and O. Final re-
turn limit August lst. Call on or address
John y Caiahaa. General Agent. ll3 Adj
ans street. Room ess Chicago. Tor par
ticulars ss TO atop-0vera train service. etc.
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To Michigan Resorts Without Chang
iro Cars.

Leave St Louis l2:39 noon via Vandalia-
Pennsylvania Short lines and G. r. & /
railway on drawing room sleeping car for
PetosiEey, Fay View. Eiarbor Springs and
Mackinaw City. Tourist tickets at special
rates. Find out about them by communi-
eating with :. T. Anderson, Travelling
Passenger Agent, Carthage, No, or J. NJ.
Chesbrough, y. 6. p. Agent. St. Louis,
n.
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CAPTURES A FUGITIVE.
ed Kirk Has Eeen Charged With
Horse Stealing.

Ardmo-e. J. r.. june -s.-Deputy United
States Marshal We. 1IoLemo-e made
IN important arrest near Du-vood TIE
other oay. Ed kirk. "a Texas fugitive.
wanted in both Hopkins and Woods coun-
ties, was captured. More than three
years ago Kirk was alleged to have
stolen horses in Hopkins county. was ar
rested and by taking the most desperate
chances made his escape frcm the saer-
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Tools materials ard other personal
property YVES assessed IS returned ~
He er.--ar..e au section houses. stock
ysrsz rH.rI houses c-c.. were assessed
as -r--rr g. eh wire vcre assessed
at 81 0e- -ije f,- tre poles a01 The arst
wire: So rer 1n.le for each additional wire.
ill cE.es Furniture swi hrca-5s. irstru-
ncnts. tools. supplies. batteries build
i-rs. etc. we've eSsei as returned The
Missouri and Esu-as Telephone company
vas assessed .a tie sam ot So for thu
poles and Tire 1-st wire and 3 for each
aGG5.torsl wire Lhe Pscneer sud GuJhrle
Telephone companies AZ 81 for the poles
ard the r-st vire. and s. for each adii-
tianal wire. -The Toreka and Fl Rene
,3.sial-a-a Southwestern and the OSlaho-
..a aus Eausas at So sor the first wire
srd POLES ana S Ter each ad1ir.91ai wire.
s1l ether companies II 81 fo- The first
wire ard poles and s fer eac hsddi;ionsl
wi1e
Al oHce furniture. svitchbosris. tn
st~nrre7-s. toels. supplies. batteries,
buildings. etc, We assessed as returned
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Hay AHo WOOD.
Veterans Win se ssppi'ss ni;s Fee
ard sorset' Fo1csr.

Tzioxz. o ? Jeo~ z-Tbt s7rssHfsi
r-r vs.ersrs' assosssfiss 81 49, - A.
r-zsf reu-so. ~ ErglzE CO R9
aoe
Il -. areraaon of ~ arst esS an
-ss---. .s ~-socrn< ~ tEe frassea9t %
tas Seaazx CozzsT-lzl ase 81 = -
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- - - - a.
,TsIss fs. ia HsEf- ~
F-,:.sa Ex<zSz7z7zSZ-
IN EAMous CONTEST.
Advocates az Herd Lz~ Hsve the Best
~ II.

Margin. o. ?. Jaae z.-The szH-EoH-
ltc- says-
me asrocztes q herd lzw II sTs~r
~5.atr have s-csdeaiv tkc bes, g. = -
H. ssrsozs contest - "a Lzst -'sek -
announced ;aat fcar e tt- r11e dsstfscfz
.h.t had thea voted q ts> v-u1ossi .
naa cscs1ez Tor free srzs& Ia; s1s
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= - AsToz z[A.
JUMPED oFF A TRAIN.

Was in the Habit q SAVING THrec-
lille Walk.
Aranahoc. @. IT. june % George suth-
ssiand wh1 jumped oh . train near Gus
ter city. died last Tharscay night never
reclining csDsciousnaes. Tho decessf3
Ras Oh the habit q Jumping on the train
Co save walk ~ thrce miles home. fer
the tr1 usually slowed up. hut GA this
occas tho train was making obaut
twenty miles per hour when sItheflar'1
tanpcd DO g. I'd on pr Deaa farm.
ard leaves wife and thrss chldrsn.
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HARVEST is ON.
Custer County ReIoiecs IN Increased
Yield % Grain.

Yield of Grain.
Thomas .. r.. june = wheat and oats
harvest has begun il earnest and fhs
aferaee ia oHe-tlri more than iart year
ord tbo ylo.d The BEST in the history q
Custer county. Huudre1F ~ neH tar
vestIrg machine ave SD the asid-. ngty
~ which wers z1id th.s month. No hau
Or vlnI bias caused amy damage ln ibis
county There are amrse harvest hands
;o saee taa entire eros. Corn and cat-
to- are Iookinx 1ne and The peach crop
o. eers ans ores aus year
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INCREASE The CAPACITY.
Alva FIGURING Mil 20 Turn Out 200
Earrels Daily.

Alva. -. T. june --ihe greatest ~
Aivas enterprises ls preparing 90 spread
70 larger capacity. Machinery has been
ordered and "a mnlwHsht employed and
work will besia tn % few days on tho
improvements which. when completed.
viii increase the productive capacity q
the min e. l9j barrels pgr dag
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BUTTONS ARE THERE

Calls Herself Tire Gate City q ~
Ts~s Te-r5tsriss-F
Ehauuss. .. T. Ja-e --ls- 5fn ni-
.--a ordered for ths sissie ri1tfhoF3 r-n
-satson ~ chairunzn q tAe ras
osrnnssfes. HarrT Nsaa. AsFe arr-s'si
ssesbsea she rsrue sHaHres a5t tr
.srss- stasrsoos trs-f.fser- tte
t.arr the lezead --Tss Cate Cttg - il
Txa TsrrltoT5ex
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RAILWAY ASSESSMENT.

Auditor Baxter Makese an Official
Announcement.
Guthrie, 0. T., June 23.-Territorial Au-
ditor Baxter. as member Of the territorial
board OF equalization, today made official
announcement rs follows Of the assess
ment placed by that body on various rail-
road, telephone ard telegraph companies
operating in Oklahoma:
ATCHISOH.. TOPEKA & SANTA FE.
I aTof, 1f-a Alliances Titv nf,-
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Fairvlsu. O. 7 Junr e7-ILsrsesf is n
f.U t.erf here sscH q ,far sewer uas
seaa before If shrls valley here 3
rerf ore eHfiHal aneaf Geia aa1
taH wI h3ec ar5 beauties Eaigssa
c.far Thr farufrr arn wurzllE say
ard MIGHT 20 naFe tha rra wfh faa
ieel4 wsataer rancliasae n1v lrst aIlsux
fsE ssn D. au.a..she-l a.lhe8Ea ihs
asrs ia great
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FINAL VERDICT.
It Has Not Vet Been Submitted for
Publication.

Guthrie. o. r. Juno Z3.-The final vcr-
dict OF the commirec composed ~ menu
bs-s OF the board of education Tor normal
schools in Edm1nd normal iusestigatio7
has not becn made up. The evidence
taken 1T the meeting in Edmond has ne,
been Transcribed Ly the official stem
ographer and uut1 the typewriter testl-
uony is turned iu. the settlement from the
committee VIII not De forthcoml gn
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Gaftrr. - 2 1sss g IRE ~ssasan
.rrta bore rstr-ssr ~ Hiss aaina
EaEsr. rrasafrerf feaeNrr ~ oashrs..
aaf Ff14 B usfhasf ~ Co
ua The usfffrR 81 sareslrtes -
ersr -o gr ~ Casurs grren - fhs
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-24
CLAIMS TO De FIRST.
Virgin Soil in New Country Ysids Its
First Wheat

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First Wheat.
f.aaton y. g., June z-The Enterprise
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Usn. arthur J.. walker. editor - fhs
Temple 1rl1sne and mayor of fhat thsif-
iag cfF. is in Iasfon to attend the state
hood convention SIR walker reports shat
a iat3 g wheat vac sala ia Temple which
hraHsHf 81 crrt- 1hi. la probably ths
hfst load ~ wheat ~ tha tse erep 80 10
marketed. aH1 in ga uArHhaea tals i
the aret ~Eest = be ralasa ~ "a heuls-
steadsf 's th.r county alues the opening
1ff Walser rsperfa Is hounfieus hsrsest
81 ffe Temple ae Ehtafhee3