The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-19
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

/ How Old is Ann, or how long Will Sol
Temple remain in Jail this time? Which
I is easier,
The Chautauqua dates of Kingfsher
We're mixed in this column yesterday with
the g. a. r. encampment The latter is
holding sway this week
Bert Campbell has suggested Ivan
| Conkling of Garfield county. for chair
man of the territorial Republican COM
mittee. His faculty for organization re
commenas him 10 the Waukomis editor.
Cloth peddlers are working a graft in
Kay county. They sell goods at a big
price on the fake promise that a tailor
will come along later and make the
goods into q suit for six dollars.
John A Weber was admitted to full citi-
zenship at Kingfisher Tuesday. He is a
native of Russia, which leads TO the be
lief that he must have at one time been
in the care of an American surgeon.
Louise Fiegel a French lady was adj
mitted to citizenship at Kingfsher the
other day. Kingfsher might find some
features at home as good as that i'm
ported for the Chautauqua.
The Kingfsher and El Reno millers
don't speak now. The Kingfsher boys
claim that contrary to agreement the
FL Reno fellows sprung a professional
on them Saturday AT the ball game.
II Reno also has woman who has had
her kimona cut out.
The Day County Progress offers a free
pass 10 the Worlds Fair TO any one find
didn't The Progress be rnagnanimous
and offer the Chalk City itself, prem
ium?
The building of cotton gin at Grand
this summer depends on Wheat This
gentleman viii wait and see the size OF
the crop.
One Oklahoma paper says that Bill
Cross played even on his campaign by
cor esting Then why doesn't he give his
party a Ike chance for its money!
Professor Could. Of the Territorial uni
versity. Will held Enid 10 choose a re-
servoir site. He accompanied the coun-
ell 10 Skeleton creek the other day.
4 judgment for sl2coo against the Rock
Island Railroad company was given by
Garfield county jury this week In favor
OF former enploye named Saunders.
He was put CT the train.
Oklahoma Hornet. Up in Sedgwick
county. Kansas. The voters have pet
toned the county commissioners 70 call
an election for the purpose % voting an
additional 5000 20 the Orient railroad
When the rev constitution % OEishoma
is adoDted we hope 70 see 2 clause in L
farbiidire the voting 81 bonds Cor any
corporation IN the selection OF dele
gates 10 the constitutional convention
politics should be cIt out as far as pos
sih!e aand good. honest. capable men
chosen who viii make 2 constitution for
Okla bona tina. VIII make Ire slate a
home ~ hapuIness. coTte1tzleut srf SIR
shine in reality as well as il lsr1e- To-
constitution should he 50 framed as %
make tie corporations bear thslr shsre
of ths. burdens aEa place them under
tfe control % the people. We cont Re
ll.xe in public ownership Of railways or
any such hing. but We CO believe ii a
Texas railway law, one that ~iH c7utro!
,re reads ard make them treat the CON-
mon people fairly
blackwell Meas The county ccrnrais-
sso-srs have divided fhe kax reservation
f--o tzo townships. TIE ns-th eoze Il
which = called Besver and tie s3gta
ore Kax TREY Tnsse ere Township oss
Of re Po-cz reservation aad c2itz4 Il
Miller ara appointed George Miller as
s4sssr asa vi vanfer-cc; assessor for .
TIE Two kAs townships