The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-11
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

Twins to Chas. Calvert are reported
from Cherokee. It's wonderful how those
rains took hold.
Perry oil and gas stocks are selling
like eastern war extras.
The nearest thing to a hobo that has
shown up in Oklahoma so far this spring
has been the tramp printer.
Among the subscribers of stock in the
Perry oil and gas enterprise is a seven
year-old girl and boy of like age.
The Guide claims that If Selling only
! had the privilege of collecting dog tax.
it could have paved streets. brick side
walks a new city hail. and a fire-proof
jail. But could it afford a dog pound?
The rain doesn't seem to have helped
| things much in the vicinity of Selling. So
! far only one candidate has put his an
nouncement in the paper.
/ l. w. B. Brand. of Topeka, has return
/ ed from California. and says in his opin-
! ion California is not as desirable a place
/ for A home as Dewey county. It's mean
! to tell il. but we've got to-the rain pre-
! coded Mr.. Brand.
John Golobie is running a column in
the state Register, called: That's that
It is not desired 10 be revengeful but it
will be remembered that Mr.. Golobie was
very savage in mis- criticism OF the
Eagles PiKers' Lament.
Dave Franke. of Pond Creek. lost a
thoroughbred horse by blind staggers
Monday Booded horses in many parts
of the territory are dying from this or
some other cause
Two thousand acres have up to date
been leased by tho Perry oil and Gas
company: almost enough room for BIZ
Bowles 10 deliver one of his legislative
oratioDs in
Sleepy Hollow news in Elk City
Record: \ headless man made his ap
pcaranCe some time since I'm the neigh
borhood Of Carter postoffice in this
. county. The people of that vicinity. al
. though anxious To have their population
increased. refused to allow this man 10
take peaceahle abode among them unless
he furnished his person with the neces-
sary appendage of q head. which they
think essential to citizenship in their com
nunitv Some hostile demonstrations be
Ing shown by Tho citizens. The man with
out head took refuge il a cave The
cave was watched for some days, bat
the man was rot captured. The watch
eTs having somewhat siackeued their
vigilance. the captive escaped and when
asst seen was on horseback. behind an
other rider. fleeing the collatry-bEt with
q head on his shoulders OF the reEgIz-
ZION proportions
saltwater Gazette: Last wednesday
-s!ght. unou receipt Of the news e the
victory 81 our track team at wichita.
several 81 the students got al old cart
ard went To the residence % President
Scott. and after much effort got him cut
bare-h headed and thinly clad They took
him TO tha home o. Director Fields z.d
succeeded il getting him also down stairs
and into the cart. then doxn COLLEGE
street they veut - the corner sog1fa
where nearly all Of the material % s.
couGernred board valk was rfle1 Up an5
already abIaze. Then. n the light % IRE
farreS. they held r small carnival y csie-
bratioa Z the splendid achievement o.
ne athletic field
Talsxs Advocate George Barley wants
I. understood that any lady zs-fIng %
axe advantage 81 leap year ard tace =
f-sv L. r4sSe vill fad & xsItag ylctsrn r.
him lie sscod wist<gl3y around ;2le
-rsa-~y xo-rolri while = to~n zAsa NJ
ShuIttss would fee him OF. bat % LADY
zskez him 70 form 4 partnership ether
temporarily CT permanently. George sssss
: ...lze hurt 2Sou, t2-is-