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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
BEAVER COUNTY Is LARGE.
Two or Three Institutes Could Be Or
qanixed In That Region.

Guthrie, o. T. Jan. i3.-Secretary ]. r..
Thoburn. OF the board OF agriculture, re-
ceived a letter yesterday from Thomas
3. Braidwood. a member OF the lower leg
islative house from Beaver county last
winter. stating that n meeting would be
held at Beaver next Saturday for the
purpose Of organizing a Farmers insti-
tute. He suggests that Beaver county
is large enough. that two or three county
organizations should be formed With
the organization OF the Institute in Beaver
county next Saturday every county IN
Oklahoma viii have a regularly organized
county association. Much OF the credit
for this is due to Secretary Thoburn.
who has attended almost every institute
meeting in Oklahoma this year. and has
at all times encouraged the farmers TO
organize. During the last three months
the large part of his time has been given
TO Farmers institutes. He will not be
able to attend the meeting az Beaver
Saturday. but expects 70 visit the county
organization soon after II is organized
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
NEGRO WANTS PAY.
Had No Teachers License and Board
Cannot Recocnixe Him.

End. Q. T. Iaa- H-The Events says
that some tine since the boz-d Of s<sscs-
tion hired coiorss man so teach the
coIored school. and after he had tausn.
4 while IL developed fIz; the ran vas
no; licensed teacher. The hoard O.
education thersupon DISCHARGED hin and.
having 10 authority 90 pay for unlsee-ss-s
teachers the beard could ret Issue any
mercy 20 the coiorsd educator Tie sdu-
Gator therefore brought suit n Judge
FeSsrs ccgrf for oze months salary
Attorneys Steer and Bank. Represented
the teacher ard CuTTsn the school hoard
UGez being Calist up fog hearing TIE at
tc-1sys d.EzaTssd as % when 20 ccrse
70 trial ard a chsnxe af rer7v4 vas
taken 20 Judge Jacobs eozrr Tie at
tor-eys there disagreed again. wne-eupv-
iass tfo-1sys for the tezc5<r x1fh8rew
the ease 70 erlag Il IN tse probate c-z.rt
Ts@ case presents 4 pec2.tas us-ssdie
Owing 20 she faet thar the negro en-
Tioyed zzs srl5censess sbe t1srs has -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
Murphy Nay Stay.

Guthrie. .. r.. Jan. 1l.-An okmuises
dispatch says: Chief Pleasant Porter o.
the Creeks denied today that there has
been any friction between himself and
Mr Murphy. as has been current In the
press recently. Chief Porter says the
statement that ne Intended 90 dissniss
Mr.. Murphy from the service Of the
Creeks is false Tor the very good reason
that were he so inclined the law does
not give him that power. Attorney Aur-
phy Is Missourian and was. appoinsesl
to his position by the interior Department.
IN spite Of the recommendations sf a
number of political wire puilers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
MASONIC BODIES PREPARE.
Scottish Rite Masons OF Two Terri
tories Must Meet Next Week.

Guthrie. o. T., Jan. H.-The Guthrie
Masonic bodies are making preparations
for the eighth anniversary reunion OF the
Scottish Rite Masons of Oklahoma and the
Indian territory, which is TO be held at
the temple in this city three days next
week. At the present time there is a
large class, about a hundred are to take
degrees, and Masons from all over the ter
ritory are expected to be in attend
ance On the night preceding the re-
union, Monday, January IS. the Guthrie
bodies have secured the Schumann Grand
Concert company. to give an entertain
ment for the consistory and the class
at the temple. The bodies will also
serve luncheon and dinner in accordance
with their usual custom during the three
days of the session.
Handsomely printed programs have been
sent out by Secretary Cunningham, CIV
ing the daily programs and other data
concerning the reunion. The program fol-
lows:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 1s.
1 p. m.-Conferring degrees. Guthrie
Lodge of Perfection.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20.
Q a. m.-6uthrie Chapter. Rose Croix-
D. m.-De Sonac Council Knights Ka-
dosh.
THURSDAY, JANUARY q.
9 a. m.-Thirty degree Knights Kadosh.
p. m.-Oklahoma Consistory, 81 and
90 degrees.
MUSIC
The music will be furnished by the tenn
pie choir, G. NJ. Green, d. NJ. Williams,
+. c. Kneper, Albert NJ. Williams, r. S.
Briggs. c. H. Woods. o. NJ. Williams. c.
B. Hill and ]. S. Eaton, and Organist
Oliver NJ. Williams The musical director
is r. Stuart Briggs.
COMMITTEES.
The following are the committees:
Reception-Henry +. Burt. William
Grimes, c. A. Cunningham, D. D. Leach.
F. H. Greer, W. r. Benham, r. A. Neal
Examination-U. c. Guss. G. II. Willis,
j. Fl. Antrobus.
Executive-Harper s. Cunningham, F.
A. Derr, league Ray.
Music-C. B. Hull, r. S. Briggs, c. H.
Woods. G. NJ. Green and J. S. Eaton.
Banquet-Teague Ray, John Twam,cy.
NJ P. Trotter and c. T. Derr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
IN SUPREME COURT.
Only One Opinion Was Handed Down
Yesterday.

| Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 1.-THE case OF w.
| A Eckles VS.. Ray & Lawyer an appear
from the probate court Of Oklahoma coun-
| tv. was the only one before the Okla
| homa supreme court today in which there
was an opinion handed down. The case
grew on. of a sub-leasing contract on
the Haug farm, near Oklahoma City. The
place was leased by one Adamson for a
cash rent. he sub-leasing thirty-five acres
to Eckles, who grew corn and cotton
thereon. Before the crop was harvested 1t
is claimed that Adamson ran away. lesv-
ing his rent unpaid. AS result the crop
of Eckles was attached by Ray & Law
yer for the Adamson debt and sold.
Eckles' appeal was 10 try TO recover the
value of the crop. but the court. through
the opinion Of Associate Justice Gillette,
holds that Eckles crop was liable for the
debts OF the first tenant.
Action was taken on other cases. as
follows:
No. f4ce-George G. Frame vs.. Rowland
A. Ryel. Payne county; orally argued and
submitted.
No. 141e-Peter Cassidy and J. McFadden
vs. The Saline County bank. Pottawat-
ofnle county, taken on oIleIs
No. I4S-George A Clark. John Smith
ct al. VS.. The Bank Of Hennessey. King
fisher county; taken on briefs.
No 1927. Z. Neal VS. Henry and
Mary lie Breton, Canadian county; sub
nii;ted.
No. 142S-J. c. Robb. Henry Kline and
Frederick Hofner rs Michael Dobrinski.
Blaine county; orally argued and sub
rnitsed.
No I2z7-Myatt We. The Ponca City Land
company. Kay county: orally argued and
submitted
Judge Berge. OF Lincoln. Neb, was in
court today TO argue the Dcsrsnski case.
and Judge I-anerty. Of Winfield. Kan, to
argue the Ponca City land case
The Oklahoma supreme court adjourned
after six o'clock last night until March
, when the work OF the term viii be
concluded. and possibly number % in
poIrsnt opinions handed down
The term OF district court il this. Logan.
county. was changed 20 begin or the
third Monday in February instead of On
the second Monday.
Adolph d. Enseimsn, . native of Aus-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
Club Room for Gentlemen, ParIor for
Ladies

are features Of the New York Limited,
leaving st. Louis Union station daily at
1880 o'clock noon, reaching New York
next afternoon at o'clock. New library
smoking car has all the comforts of a
modern club. New compartment sleeping
car has private rooms and observation
parlor The new equipment of the New
York Limited makes that train an exact
counterpart of the famous Pennsylvania
Limited, including reading room and
library. barber, electric lights. private
bed chambers and observation lounging
room; also excellent dining car service.
Get details from j. NJ. Chesbrough, A
G. p. Agent, 500 Century building, St
Louis
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Named for Conductor.

Guthrie. o. T., Jan. IA Kansas City
dispatch says woman on her way home
from Oklahoma City to Kansas City be-
came i'll on Santa Fe train and was
carried from it at Florence, Kan. Soon
afterward a child was born to her. The
passenger train was in charge of Conduc-
tor George Speer. When he arrived here
a telegram was handed him, asking per-
mission to name the child for him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
STOLE A BICYCLE.
He Did Not Obey His Mother and
Stayed Out Late,

Oklahoma City, o. T., Jan. 1i-One hun
dred days for stealing bicycle, 100 days
for being out late at night. 100 days for
not minding his mother, and 100 days on
general principles. was the sentence i'm
posed on Lon Ronine by Police Judge
Stephenson in the police court today.
Several days ago the boy stole some
bicycles. He was arrested and taken be-
fore the judge. where he promised 10 be
good and was released. Immediately az
ter being dismissed he committed the
crime again and will now have TO serve
The 400 days for his behavior.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15

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bad blood, neuralgia, rheumatism, dia-
betes, bloating, irritability, worn out feel
ing, lack of ambition, loss Of flesh, sallow
complexion. or Brights disease.
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tria, was admitted to the bar, his present
home being in Oklahoma City. He was
first admitted in Illinois. Regarding his
birthplace he says he is not sure whethe0
he was born in Austria or in America.
The famous cattle case of F. NJ. Snyder
and George l. Olmstead VS.. j. c. Strib-
bling was reinstated and leave given the
defendant in error TO file briefs: the case
was then continued for the term 1t was
dismissed last week for the reason that
the briefs of the plaintiq in error had
not been filed. but affidavits were shown
yesterday by Lathrop, Morrell. Fox &
Moore. Of Kansas City. representing Sny
der and Olmstead. that the matter of fill
ing briefs had been left with John c.
Hughes and they supposed the brief had
been filed: they were able to make suf-
ficient showing to have the case rein
stated. This is the case. an appeal from
Pawnee county, that carries with IL a
judgment of s1sa.0o against the plaintiffs
in error.
In the matter of French Holmes. bank
rupts. an appeal from Grant county,
Judge Pancoast handed down an opinion.
allowing no review. The firm was doing
business in Pond Creek.
Judge Pancoast also handed down an
opinion in the case of the Territory. ex
rel c. L. Hamsher. Samuel Silibig and c.
NJ. Cresse, VS.. J. c. Whitehall, H. c.
Law F. E. Allen, and w. L. Tucker,
trustees of the town of Bridgeport; the
first named attempted to secure 4 per-
manent injunction preventing the trus-
tees fro missuing the $4,000 waterworks
bonds voted by the people Of Bridge
port last January. The court holds the
bond issue valid.
In the appeal case Kiowa county vs..
William E. Bruce vs. the Casey-Swazey
company, Judge Pancoast handed down an
opinion holding good the action whereby
the company attached property belong
ing to Bruce in the sum Of $4l2.
In the habeas corpus proceedings
brought by the attorneys Of A. Z. Gray.
Oklahoma county, the writ was denied
by the supreme court. Gray is now i'll
the asylum at Norman. where he was
placed while his appeal to the supreme
court is pending.
In the case of the Plymouth Cordage
company against ]. A. Smith and the
Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing COM
pany, from Kingfisher county. the man
dates were ordered stayed until the mo-
tions to reinstate are disposed Of.
In Nc 1874, Samuel Watts VS.. Cora +.
Amos, Caddo county, leave was given
to file reply briefs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
FOR MCKINLEY DAY.
Enid Florist Orders Carnations for
That Occasion

Enid. o. T. Jan. H.-An Enid florist has
placed an order with an eastern flower
grower for 1000 carnations 10 be deliv-
cred here January IS, in anticipation Of a
general celebration Of Mckinley day,
January q. and the memorial OF the dead
president viii be observed as set by the
Ca-nauon club Of America. by wearing
one OF the red flowers. President afcKin-
ley's favorite blossom. The day viii be
observed in the schools with appropriate
exercises
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15

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wants the cooperation OF enough farm
ers 10 secure a car load OF seed and have
IL planted as an experiment IL Is al
legged that this cotton would be success
ful in the Washita valley. that IL will
mature IN l20 days and thus give "a crop
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
SOME FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
J. J. Kennedy Of Guthrie Will Super
wise the Construction

Jones. Of the Indian bureau appointed J.
h Kennedy Of Guthrie superintendent
OF construction Of the new Otoe Indian
school at the Ponca Agency today.
For postmasters: Oklahoma Cook.
Pottawatomie county. Martha Mullins.
vice James NJ Jordan. resigned. Doxey.
Roger Mills county. Grand r Calvert.
vice Francis NJ. Gurnes. resigned.
Indian Territory-CharfIee Cherokee q
nation. Garland L. Branham. vice w
A. NcNally. dead.
For rural carriers: Oklahoma-RcBfrow
regular. Homer s Williams; substitute
John p. Williams
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
KATY RAILROAD
IS CuARANT0R
Mortgage for $5,OOO,oO0 Is
Filed at Guthrie.
COVERS SOME EXTENSIONS
Construction of New Branch
Lines Provided For.

Guthrie. o. T., Jan. 1.-THE Missouri
Kansas and Oklahoma railroad with the
NJ. K. & T. as guarantor today filed
with territorial secretary Grimes a copy
of mortgage for s5,e0o,0oo given to the
Central Trust company of New York City
and covering the construction of the
Katy extension in Oklahoma from Ste
vens, i. T, to Guthrie and Oklahoma
City, and Coalgate, 1. T., to Oklahoma
City and from Wybark. 1. T.. to Nom
inv O. T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
CA TOR
Bears the "A Ihs kiaa ieg faw t'says Bsasn
''s'a'''' Il &1zlNe
CAUSED BY A CIGAR.
Prairie Fire Has Been Raging North.
west of Iswton

Lawtcn. o T.. Jan. IA pra rte FIRE
has been raging northwest OF Lawton for
several DAYS. IL Is estimated that several
thousand dollars worth of hay and many
fences and outbuiidings have been dss-
traycd II Is believed that the IRE wss,
originated by cigar being thrown into
thed ~ grass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
FOR EARLY COTTON.
Would Ship in Carload Of the Seed
From North Carolina.

Guthrie. 0. T. Jan B--W Il Murray.
president or the Tishmoningo Farmer
institute. has called meeting Il the
farmers o. the Wichita valley there Jana-
ary q. for the purpose OF securing the
introduction Of a variety OF early cot
ton from Norht Carolina. Mr Nuraray
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
THROAT WAS CUT.
Misunderstanding Among the Men
About Girt Caused the Trouble.


Guthrie, o. T., Jan. IA dispatch from
vinita says: James Perrin. William Bail
ey and John Woodall engaged IN fight
in Grove, /. T., last night, in which
Woodalls throat was cut almost from ear
to ear He is probably ,nortally wound
ed.
A misunderstanding among the young
men over girl caused the trouble. Wood
all started to escort the young woman
home from a dance, when Perrin and
Bailey resisted and fight ensued. 1t Is
charged that Bailey and Perrin attacked
woodall and one of them slipped up
behind him and cut his throat.
Deputy Marshal Dibble arrested Perrin
and Bailey and brought theme here be-
fore Commissioner Stanfield, who COM
mitted them to jail Their preliminary
trial is set for tomorrow.
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To Prove what Swamp Root, the Great Kidney .m-
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Guthrie. q. T. Jan i3.-Clinton is re-
j0icing over the fact that it is to have
cotton compress and an ice plant says
a report from Weatnerford. The Fl Reno
Cotton Compress company is going 20
move their compress there and build an
ice plant in connection. They asked a
bonus of s2ee9. which has been raised
the town company giving s;.po of the
amount. The compress and ice plant
VII be built near the junction Of the
Choctaw and Orient railroads
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15

Oklahoma City. O. T. Jan li-An IN
surance rating bureau. similar TO that
now at Topeka. which will tx tbs rate
OF insurance for the two territories has
been established in this city. This VIII
result in the removal OF twenty families
20 Oklahoma City at once-
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CONTEST HAS OPENED.
Committee Begins Hearing in the
McGuire-Cross Case,

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE house COM
mittee on elections No. 5 today began
the hearing in the contest of Cross VS..
MCGUIRE involving the seat as delegate
from Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-15
LOCATING SIDE TRACKS.
Railway Officials Visit Clinton in TheiI
Private Car.

Clinton. o. T.. Jan. 14.-Superintendent
Whittenton in his private car, accompa-
MED by Chief Engineer Stark and his
assistant, H. G. Clark, are in Clinton to-
day locating sidetracks and depot Sup
erintendent Wilmington expressed HIM
self that Clinton was the coming me-
tropolis of western Oklahoma and that
the c. Q. & G. railroad would do its
share in its development and do it at
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To Prevent the Grip.

Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the
cause To get the geuine, call for the
full name. 25c.
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles

Itching. Blind. Bleeding ct rrotrud;ng
Piles. Your druggist will refund money 10
PAZo OINTMENT fails 20 cure you. in
to IA days Soc
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authority to pay him for his services
from the school fund. And as he de-
mands remuneration the problem is who
~ pay him for his services under the
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OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN,
Commercial Club at Clinton Holds An.
nual Meetind

Clinton. o. T.. san. 1.-THE CONNER
eial club At its annual meeting last night
elected the following officers:
T. J. Nance. president: L. b Suider.
vice-presisents H L. Quick, treasurer:
f. L. Ballew secretary; Amby Lacy. w.
H. H. Monebrake. J. +. Pemberton. L.
L Ninton ani c. W. Goodwin directors
The new o77cers assume their duties at
once and VIII do much toward the ad-
vancemont OF Clinton In the next few
months