The El Reno Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1912 Page: 3 of 4
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■k MNO DAILY
(
County The reiuU of tho wa*«<r
i that to.lay John Gallagher and nU
trtends are loda> smoking 111 ceir I
|ti",ais at l iif e\l eli*.' of * llt'l St*.I. I
1 J«.-1. , it C. 44mm mhIM til.
Zojiai CiMir, .c.J Iw flpnl U 11
[two babie- would be bum thai day.. I
I'saiutf it correctly.
Ilillsville, Vu April ti.—Aeiordii.;
to Hug Smith, v iio lives near Mount
Airy, toward the Carolina line. Si In i
Allen and Wesley Bdwarda, tlio two
court house assassins, came to liis
cabin last night and begged (or food.
Allen came to Ills door, he said, and
Fdwards aloud guard. Allen delured
■.either hail taken food that day. They
tut none 1'ioiu Smith, an i look to tho
mountains, The mountaineer* tear,
eu to tell the detectives until mid.
night, and it was uiorniug when a.
posse took up the trail.
Sheriff llaines of Mount Aire took
the bloodhounds, but they refused to
scent the trail, and the posse went
aw jy on Smith directions.
1 he posse are posting copies o£ Gov"
eruor Mann's proclamation calling up.
on all citizens to withold aid from
the fugativia outlaws. Allen and lid-
wards are the onlj free men of the
;;nng of eight which on March 11, raid-
ed C arroll county court house and
murdered live people three oi tUein
officers of the court.
. t.. iv..11 . Apr.I I< ui i-. iu
>11 i in,., a il,. UU,t(IO nil
i.an>' Ul« Mo.Hill U<jOillUeU ol Am
(,i, a. This decision was reirhed at
a meet log iu Wichita last night of the
executive committee of the 1'rovision
ai insurgent organization formed in
ixait. uo ( ity, Kansas, last iVo,.b
This suit will be brought lo retain
or recover more than nine mill.ons u
the National Wood,men emerge i.->
jfund. which the .Kalians claim is
their share. T'he insurgent law com
mittee was Instructed lo bring still
at once, ltodolph lia i .Ij el W .h_
ita, a member of the law iou.ii. i ei'
said last night that the suit eould be
brought eitiiler in a federal or state
woilii be begun inline i • • i
Kansas Woodmen will en opeiato
with 'illstirgini? Wt^dmen'' of lone
other states, Oklahoma, Illinois, Ne-
braska and Iowa but will form an oi -
Utilization for Kansas alone, I In e
reason is tlial. Kansas has they --.a},
the best fratornal iu iao< UWJ In
the country, and that her death rato
is tlie lowest. J. (-!. Johnson was in.
ructed to atte -> uiettu g of tie
revolting Woodmen of Illinois to ne
held at Elgin, 111., April 17 and IS,
and Rudolph Hatfield was told lo go
to Guthrie, Oklahoma for a siiuila.
meeting to be held there April —ud.
oklahoma trap shoot.
Perry, Ok la., April y.—Oklahoma
ti up shelters are here iu force to.
ay to compete iu the annual stale
tournament, which will coutiuue three
tiaya. The Perry (Juu t'luli is acting
ltd host to the visitors who ha\e
coine from all ovoi the state.
$29,000 in purses
Kalamazoo, MUh., April 9. Eu.
tries c lose today lor stages a ud pur.
ses lor the (Jrami I'imiit Harness
Mooting to l e held here July lu to li"
1 lie early clo .n- event amount in
\aiue to JfJ'J.UUO, wiiie.h, with the laic
losing races, will brin^ the total lor
the lueetiug up to $10,000.
McpARLAND MURPHY FIGHT
Milwaukee Wi . April V l'aclij
McPatiami a(ii I Ku li > Murphy, lho
rugged welterweight boxer ol ti pton,
w ill meet again in a ten rouu i bout
to be staged tonight , the K« n -oaa
Wis., Athletic Hub. T.i.s w.ll be th«'
second time they have boxed at nU
club, McKarla.ud bavin ; recently out.
poiuted Mur; by in a la t fight of tea
rountirf. Mrl arlaiul will go t■ -Now
York alter the bout.
| Today la tho last aud most MMWt
'.iay of the llewbrew festival of tue
l'assover und under ancient laws
*.f Judaism the orth.lox faithful niay
not write on that day. Kxcept for tho
order of the court, betfwu 12.00 and
15,000 Chicago voters would have been
disfranchise ! today, or would 'have to
.violate the tenets of their religion.
Hie Wichita Eagle says tlra,t mar.
rluge license was issued in that cit.
Saturday to C. O. Grwr and Miss M.
A. Collins, l >th of KI lieno.
'rom tue Oklahoman: | _____
1 have read a tread uoal about the NEWSPAPER MEN TO PLAY
knocking mutiny at Lincoln, .N]c<brt x>«|ia* Te\ . April 'J—A newspaper
It seems to be Uie general opinion litJ ,00111 operated under u, full head
that the prisoners were shamefully .U>U11 dm in the strenuous tiouv
treated by the guards. 1 am <ener- beftlll. ing to pi. will b. de .
ally opposed to mutiuy or any other tl> , ,, , ... ,ml ,, ,„i tei ti the
kind of trouble, und i kuow if tlio .,,,,,.,:| tm ,, ti«■ Dallas l'ie t t'luli
prison officials were tlio right kind oi m tju, |>alla (l|, i i lion e i in 111. !
men for the place the murderous .H- !'ri «<' w ill Ik- half a dozen other aets
I..jr would not have occurred. hn ^iiU h ti ni wsi>iper "lio>s of
It is true that there are sumo bad xol n, i ,.x., will di i'la> t ie dramatic
prisoners, hut it is also true that there 1i,,|ji\ oi |.i< u ol it. A big hook has
are a great many good ones. Prison. , ...oviiletl. aud if anj of the ae
10 BE DEFEATED
li.i tin.m.'1 the eouutles of nortbWMt*
eiu Arkan At 9:00 o'clock 9un.
day nl- it tho Golden Lake levee held
a. it continued to baffle the swirl
ti..- ft > i danger In the southern
... fvaH#j increased. A4
ti e flood rumains In the le-
vees north the strain on the southern
embankment Increases.
ers may be led by good treatment,
lul they cannot bo forced lo act right
by brutality.
In our state penitentiary ut McAl-
ester, we can well boost of our pi is.
oners. W It. Dick, Warden, K. N.
tors are loo rotten it will lie used.
A series of revival meetings to con
llnue for t.-n days, was begun by tho
congregation of the St. .loh.u's M, 1'..
Church, in the Kngle building, 104
to 100 North Rock Island avenue. Ilev
Dr. Goodrich, pastor of St. LuU.'S
Church in Oklahoma City is the min.
.'ter in eiiarge. lie is said to be one
:>!' the ablest preacher, in the South,
west.
A dozen loads of alfalfa were on
tile streets tod iv at one time, but
he alfalfa had been shipped i i ami
was being hauled to farms, l/ast fall
alfalfa was shipped out of this county
n train loads, and the price realized
lor it was $U to $1- per ton. Now
farmers are paying from $1S to #-2
ler to,n f j\- the shipped ill article.
MISS HOSTETTER COMES OUT
New 'Uirk, April 9.—Miss Greta
llostetter, one of the most recent ol
Alii 't ieati girls to be pie-ellt.ll at
Fry, deputy warden, and O. 1. Gates, l ou: t to the king and i|ueen of Hn -
asaislaut deputy warden as thinking i, jn.st arrived home and will
men, men who appreciate our posi. ||,;ue |M., cmnlim out patty at Slierr) -
lions as prisoners fallen men. Our oninr Mi Ho letter Ii is been
officials are men with families, sons 'abroad nearly a year, and was pre
und daughters. They treat us as they j0 die llriti It rulers b; Mi
would want to be treated were If j Wiiilelaw Iteia. wit', of the Aniei n an
their unfortunate lot to be cast be- | .\niha . I.n a I the coil i of SI. .lain,
hind the bars. We have priviledges 'es
that no other prison on earth hus. I
1 can assure you that they are appro-I n,P stockholders of the C nadi.iti
ciated by us. [Valley Telei«lio.n,e Company are lioal-
Thero are no cruel devices for puu.
lstinient here. Only one mode is used"
a darkened cell. Nor do wo need any
ether. What makes bad men out of
good men is bad treatment. There
will be no .mutiny here. 1 know the
fceutiuicnt of ttie prisoners and 1 hou.
edly believe that 99 per cent of them
v ould fight for Warden Dick und the
others if it were ueoessury. We are
led by action, kind treatment and
good auvice, a great contrast between
ing their annual meeting, iu the dis.
trict court room today. The election
of officers will take place this after-
noon There i- a large nttiendunce, a.I
sections of tlio county being repre-
sented.
The Canadian Valley is one of the
strongest Independent companies in
the stale a,nd hundreds of farmers of
' anadlan County are among its pa.
trons. It is possible to talk from bl
'lieno top eople living in all iiorllons
that aud tho prison at Lincoln, don't lot t|le lounty a,Tid the Company's lines
}ou think. L re rapidly being extended in all di.
f
Bulletins have bee.n posted at tlij
round house, yard office, car depart
ment office and other places freiiuent.
tal by llock Island employes, not if
ing them ot' an important m%eti,ng to
he lield at Knights ot' Columbos liail
Wednesday evening.
Mr. McGie superintendent ot the
Oklahoma Division of tho road is
scheduled to make a talk to the men.
and a number of the employes
expected to talk on subjects of inn.
tual interest.
This mettin^ Is to be held und
the auspices of the Railroad I'nion
Association, an organizaton composed
ol the various railroad union organi.
zations employe1 here. All railroad
men of whatever Urancli of the er.
vice, and regardless of whether they
are or are not affiliated with an or.
gunlzatlpu, have been Invited to a.
tend.
Officers of the Kailron<l Union As
sociation decline to give out more m
formation than that contained i.u t
bulletin issued.
morrisev Mccarty match
Lee Morrissey, Oklahoma City lei-
therweight and pupil of l'atsey t'or.
rigan, l as been matoined to i'1" 1
Harney McCarty, the St. Louis box. r.
before the El Reno Athletic Club ou
JTriday night, April 19, in a ten round
bout, catch weights. McCarthy lias
been in the western portion of tlio
utate but recently returned to Okla-
homa City. He defeated Spider Mof-
fett at Elk City. Morrissey r-tc-ntly
wo.ii over Grover Coode at Kl Reno
nnd made a favorite oi" himself witb
luus of that city.—Oklahoman.
john gallagher WINS WAGER
Last week Tinklepaugl1 Perry ad.
vertised lo give away a Taylor N"'
eery lied to the parents of the In 1
baby born on Easter Sunday.
diet Shroeder al tMarks Hi|
tnought it a pretty good idea to lo •
up the birth record of Canadian ,
to see if o.u an avrerage a child a da\
is born, in order to accept a standi!
wager that John Gallagher bad mail
that there would be an owner for the
Taylor Nursery Bed, the birth record
phows that on an average just about
tne child a day is bor,u in Canadian
A man nairn l 15> r I wa arrested
yesterday in Geary, and brought to
jail in this city, lie is charged with
passing a check upon a bank at Spen-
cer in w hcli ho had do money. He
says that he lias an account at tltai
bank but that tliv* check called for
more than ho had in deposit at the
time when it was given. His wife
ana two little children also came
ihero from Geary and were without
enough money to pay their fare to
Oklahoma City to wnich place Byrd
was takeu from here. Membeirs of
the sheriff's force donated tho sum
needed to carry the woman and child,
reu through, liyrd and his wife were
soliciting subscriptions to an agricui-
ti lal paper publ -hed in Kansas at the
time of the man's arrest.
The following account of the an-
jnual meeting ot the First Presbyter,
ian Church of Burlington, Iowa, Is
lake u from the Burlington Hawk Ey-
ltev> Cardie wa pastor ot the Pres.
byterian church iM 1-1 Reno for sever,
al years and liis wife wa i formerly
Mary Evans, daughter of Polict
Judge Neal W. Evans.
The Haw it Eye says:
On tho announcement of the new
business to come before the nr
Mr. \\ . E# Blake, senior elder,
ind \n itli words well chosen ;ind beau-
tiful movt'd that ltev. Dr. Card
salai\ be increased to per yeir
which was seconded by Mr. lt# ^
Greene, and went through with a ri
ing \ote, the congregation remaining
s.anding an i singing "i i >i^e Gov.
From Whom Ml Bb'-ing- I'low"
Hev. Dr. Cardb is just completing
I'ivi? \ears ol his ministry, and the in.
ci, ,i .• in salary has come as a fit-
ting rec gnition of hi- splendid pul-
pit abilit> an I rare qualities as a
p. us to i". Whle not a matter of general
.aowlcdM . yet i is w .1 known, that
fuotv than one tempting offers have
c. ; ,e to Di (Jardle from prominent
I ulpits in other cities, to all ot which
h< has turned a deaf ear.
The ltev. Frank Naylor, the prison
chaplain, is a goou, kind hearted man.
lie preaches straight out holiness aud
< orrct living and undoubtdly has
dene theui much good. Dr. Echols,
our prison physician is a noble heart-
ed man.
The prison here is new, in fact it
i. still under construction, but lite
prisoners are made comfortablS as
p<> • il.\> und i the circumstances.
\\ iii>11 the piare is flu 1 bed it will bo
more like a house of reforui t' an any.
thin elsi, and wh< n the lather or
mottn or bi [her or s:st<>r f a pris-
oner goes to sleep ot night they can
thank God that the dear one who has
wavered from the straight and nar-
row path is not undergoing tyrannical
torture at the hands of the guards.
Many ; prisoner has gone out of this
place
lections. It
iion for lb
to be
Company.
the rule, not the excep-
Canadian county fanner
of the Canadian Valley
N*w Yoik. April i ■ r
uieining prints a story of a confer,
tuicv in 1 ..v " -« i e K o eveit Oyster
Ba> libraiv last Suuday at whiok it
was agreed t..at President fait could.
k* Uoiu ilia ted at Cliica^o should lie
lone the i ^ue ol the present strug.
gle uiio the couveutiou. The confer,
ence was he id belwecu live or bix of
^ > l ii 1 Roosevelt iittimats advisors,
Uiaong t.igin t'ae e'livl editoi al waiter
ot un out of town new .oaper, who lor
past yeai has t-ivn very close to
tin ex-presideut.
'Colonel Roosevelt, it can be said
with autuority. & ys ihe Pres , spoke
bluntly to hi - friciiu# and told them
he was sincerely glad that he could
not \\m the nominal on this > ar. llo
said tue crowds he laced in deliver-
ng his si^eeches bad convinced htiu
lie woulduo t have beiilud him a unit.
e«4 party with wiucli to win the noiui.
ration but he was al o thuroughly
sjii^iied that the American people did
lioi uudci tand bis pa lion in res.
11 ct iu the judicial) and other vital
subjects treated iu the Columbia
speci h, and lie further said that some
of hi.s de.nv t ii ittuds iu and out of
public life were at this time opposed
ti his position, lie said frankly that
lie would not depart ou his trip to
'Kentucky. \\ • t Vn ,lnia aud Illinois
in quest of volt but that he would go
because lie belies d that in the next
i arty chastened by de
feat would listen to liiui and get be-
hind tlie principles which he stuuds
for.
"Colonel Roosevelt said toluit Taft,
it noloinatitl, would be overw helming.
1\ defeated and that in his judgment
i o compromise candidate could hopo
to unite the parts up« a any platform
agreeable to the i ro :es i\<s. Colo-
nel Roosevelt insisted that this is
neither a progressive nor a reaction-
ary yeva- for the republican party and
with emphasises he said that any dem
otrat nominated on a reasonable plat
form could carry the country.
\ 1 \ li niilpUT
the Hi k 1 lan I is in the city tud'ty
to decide upon th« locution of tho
magnificent office building which tho
railway company will erect in El He.
no. The announcement was made
several da ago that work upon the
struct un would begiu within sixty
.'a>s, and fiat the building would i o
<mp!eted during tlie present year.
I'linn- li t ly after the annouuee-
ment prominent property owners ou
Hock I land avenue got busy in an
effort to have the structure erected
l the old court house site, at the
mill we i corner of "\\ ade street and
Rock Island ascnue. The owners of
t at propci ty offered to sell the land
for $7."DO, und much of this amount
w oon pled i d, but at last accountg
rot en> u h liioneN had l>een raised fo'
It is impossible to say
toda \ whether or not the sit** will be
.1, lut it 1 an absolute certainty
that tin building will b# erected this
summer.
I \ ereiu lalltraciit w hich co.U-
veiied lu re April 71ti and 8th, adjourn,
i .1 last ni. lit to meet .next year at Ok-
lahoma city. Tho Enid Volksblatt
niadt the official German paper
• f the state.
rlut« : i and ball given last night at
tl.e cit\ 11all auditorium was attend.
<d b alnmt J00 couples, tho dance
i.i 11•,i until one o'clock this morn—
I ippointment ot three apprals-
n tli- ei;ungated coal aud as-
• 11 land ■ «>i the Choc taw and Chick,
te haw Nations was made today. The
lurt una to men aro Dr. J. L. Edging,
ton. of Oklahoma City, J. A. Bowles,
<i Guthrie and Mr. McGowan, of Tal-
i'.iqtia. I hey w ill be.gia the wirk liu.
iie.ii.itely and must complete it with-
n six months. There are a 'half mll-
ii nci. of the land which will be
11. . . I upon the market after the ap-
.ne nt Is made The sale of
i I.in I will greatly benefit the
towns in their vicinity and it will
e \ ple h< 'ine> for many farmers, ana
pen « ne oi bh< be rt «oftl lands In
be I nited States.
with
life.
State
noma.
new man, and has taken up
hewed vigor his burden of
'1 he Verein Eintracht of the State
of Oklahoma are today assembled in
our city with an attendance of over
Respectfully,
JIM LE1JSBY.
Penitentiary, McAlester,
EMPRESS TO TAKE" CURE"
Berlin, April 9.—The Empress left
today for Bad Nauheim to undergo an
ight weeks cure at the famous wat-
ring place. In consequence there has
een agreat exodus of Auierica,uls to
Bad Nauheim today. The Empress is
understood to have been enjoying
airly good health, and is taking the
tire largely as a precautionary .mea-
sure on advise of physicians of tlie
imperial household. Except lor lie1
white hair t he Empress lc-oUs as young
many at thirty.
;i a i p. elect e l president
lore Ingola was elected as
the election was followed
short but very interesting
present.
1 lie socit '
s -fa 1, C
The residence of Wash Jackson in for th< sc
he 1)00 block in Nortn Admire av and 11 n•
nue, was totally burned with its con
tents at two o'clock this morning. Th
building, a pretty residence, was al.jshaefl
most destroyed Pefore an alarm was ti* live
turned in. Tho fire is supposed to \. • o
liavo been of incendiary origin. Jack- j The
son is in jail cliarged with the mur i s ith .
der of his wfe. in the
TOO,
Oklahoma City, Guthrie, Okarche,
iaiid, Kingfisher and Union City send
jug large delegations.
This morning's meeting opened
with a business session of delegates
and the election of new officers, lot
the ensuing year. Mr. llenry Brown
Guthrie
and Thee
Societal y
by some
speeches.
The afternoon session was opened
with an eloquent address of welcome
by Mayor P. P. Duffy, an honorary
'member ot the V< rein Eintracht, his
talk won the heart of every (rennan
Brown, president o!
e the resjKm
alioina City \x. s the
a talk along the line
welfare, its true zeui
tb of cooperation, his
leech was vers interesting and many
nves interupted by Applause. Father
\a< Angele Gal., April 8. Presi-
dent Henry U. Mudge of tho Chicago
Rock Island and I'acifn It.iilroad who
is in Ivos Angeles today, said that if
the Interstate Couune.ee Commission
reduced freight rates on the trans
contentinel roads alter tho opeuuig of
the Panama Canal in all probability
Ihe terminus |ilf all svestern roads
ssould be iu Denver.
"It rates are decei eased' Mr. Aludge
said '"it simply means that the rail-
ds cannot do bnsine as trans-
continental carriers and we most like-
ly will establish our terminus in Den-
ver. All incoming frei lit trains
from canal steamers will have to be
clasesd as coastsvise bu in« and
sent east as far as Denver by local
rates.
"We cannot compete with the canal
Rates nosv aro sorely in need of re-
adjustment. Several classes ire too
high, several are too losv and between
tho two tlio railroads just manage to
prom tho Guthrie Leader.
A pccial from Enid says: Fred
int attorney general ot
Oklahoma in the territorial adminis-
tration of Governor Frantz died here
raideiils today of acute gastritis ag_
ed all • He had been ill about
( is, u !.. Elkins during most of the
ol re idem e in Oklahoma resid-
ed in Guthrie.
lie moved last year to Woodward
ing Attorney Harper .Cunning.
•liv<
of Union City was next to
an add re s wnich while briet
cons« ntion
grind ball
auditoriiini
Brest.
will • I /so tonight
• hicli Will be held
>!' the cit v ball.
SEMI.CENTENARY OF SHILOH
Nashvlle, Term., April G. -Today is
the semi-ceiitennial of tbe beginning
of the battle of S>hiloh, one of the
t important conflicts of tto "ivil
var Although the Confederates
were defeated after a gallant and all publican
but victorious struggle a number of t miorrosv.
imps of United Confederate Veter-
ans of Tennessee will hold ceremonic.
R R. H
ing in the
kox of Binger
•it y today.
\ isit
Mr. W. S. Austin operator at th
passenger dei ot left this morning fo
I .one B< ac.h California.
MAINE TO BE FOR TApT
Portland, Me., April 0.—Taft men in
t is state are confident in taeir lire
diction that President Taft will he in
ti oi seil and will get a solid delegatior
from t.liis state a a r«*. ult ot the ie
n se,ntion
POSTPONE AUTO MEETING
^uimoniorutlng tlie i>attle.
ow
W.LL MARK JEWS BALLOTS
Chicago, April 9 What is believed
to 1m? an unprecedented action in de
f *reii<'u to a r rligi< ns faith was taken
when tho coutity court granted an o--
ilr.r pennlttln? judges and clerks «r
today's primary election to mark bal.
lots for all voters of the ortlidox Jew.
Ish faith.
day of the Hebrew festival of th.-
roiapro-
( i ing of
! New Yorl , April
delay in the action upon
mise report, the annual
the Automobile ( lab of America, sl-:
for Friday, has been postponed, and
will proUably be held on April 23.
Tbe Oklahoma City District Con-
\ention of tlie Women's Foreign Mis-
[•'irst M. F. Church of El Heno A'jril
IS and 19th, The program will ap-
pear iater^
make oiut a hue profit.
"When the cnal Is completed there jiham. About six montiis ago lie came
will have to bo an adjustment of rates ! to lOnld and as is ted tlie law firm of
i.at no reductions.'' |i oniw.U and Glasser.
| I ki was a familiar figure la
Thirty tlio i hi iiieUss, 'i , I mil tile opening of Gila.
Erratic,
duatcd, thirty jiei ns drowned and a (.t ] nd hearted and charitable i>J
' Ifinaiii'ial lo of ■; i",l I < n tit". , hi d by everyone. FlkJns poss.
" tes the re ilt o'. a two weeks flood in . , d th*' be t trained legal mind in
the Ala! ii-pi Valley. Th< o figur uki.ulioma. His briefs was compli.
ero arri\<*d : ndaj ni, t 1 bv du !i<« llarlau as being
■
the Stato love® boards engaged in p^uiuo tribunal.
combatting tho ravaging sweep ot the |
Mississippi Elver from points iu IU1
nos to threatened piac- . in M ari
and Arkansas,
Hundreds of persons still are .men-
aced by the tremendous tide of tho
river at points in lower Missouri
northwestern Tennessee and Arlcan-
as; they are marooned in house tops,
in trees and ou anchored rafts direct.
3y in the reach "t the rampaging river
Conservative judgment at Memphis
Sunday night is expressed iu the be-
lief that the great majority oi tiles h
flood prisoners will bo rescued. Many i
of tho men u I'd "were timula 1 to tlia i
purposo of remaniing near their I
homes b y concern for property of i
puiiw \aliie. II liu squads at
r am points have b' on compelled to i
Bang'
HOCK ISLAND OFFICE
LOCAT
■ a ■■ ported on good rei .
i iio ; ii.it tlir itoi-k Island of-
bu.ldiii- , will be built o.u Watti.
ii i th>. right of way, where ti. J
. ipoll I hi'' bin ; Machine Co.,
in: I,:.'. ind.-. This final lo.
,ii w.i <1' final, ly decided OiU a
ind can 1 c relied upon.
:, , ,m io: i hi pi.i'■«> of building
in t ■■ |{o«-i; Island Company ln.
i-., , ii their bu ldi'igs as close
I ni.--alble, and it is 0111/
use they insisted upon staying up.
l their flooded property to guard
mules and milk < >w
I'l.-r i a short time until a new
er round house and pullman
will 1" built directly south
i , iic'.v 1" ii : a of the office build.
also ' uuiored that a new
us. will to lmilt some time
i future.
Tho most dangerous point In the i.ng, it is
flood sltuaton Sunday was at Golden iien n he
Lake, the Arkan a i le\ e uardng tho t
pr. .-sure of the MU i-sippi. Had th
embankment been breached It would \ DE3MOI HAT WAN1 AD WILL
lujvc added to tho tide already gweep- bi-i.i. WHAT vou HAVB TO SJB1J*
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The El Reno Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1912, newspaper, April 11, 1912; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc120050/m1/3/?q=mineral+wells: accessed June 7, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.