The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 154, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 18, 1898 Page: 2 of 8
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UNITED STATES
SILK GOODS.
SINGULAR STATEMENT.
From Mrs- Bank to Mrs. Plnkham.
the
The following letter to Mrs. Pink-
hatn from Mrs. M. Hank, No.
Kut Susquehanna Ave.. Philadelphia,
I'a., is a remarkable statement ol re-
lief from utter discourtttrement. hhe
says;
I 11 I never can find words with which
to thank you for what I.vdia K. I'ink-
FIGURES ham's Vegetable Compound has done
for me.
I " Some years 0|?o I hail womb trouble
and doctored for a lon(f time, not see-
ing any improvement. At times I
would feel well enough, and other
times was miserable. So it went on
I until last October, I felt something
terrible creeping over me, I knew not
... what, but kept getting worse. 1 can
The announcement that the iik man h(muy explain my feelings at that
„„uct Enormously on
Increase.
SOME IMPORTANT
TkU 4« tri. Which I.. IHOO. 0 1J
Produced •H.<V07.77I Worth. Will
■each • 150,000.WM) In
I Htm.
><i ira
Pantlairii di- t ub.
UulHnlt S Cut 1
MA i.
THIS CITY TONTINl'ES TO BE
MAitKKT POINT.
♦4W«tm IHIIIIM*
*.«•I•••!•••
fscturers of th. United Slate, are rap-
idly Increasing the eiporlatlon of thh-r
products, adds sum.- Interest to
cently compiled statements
time. I was so depressed in spirita
that I did not wish to live, although I
ltad everything to live for. Had hya-
teria, was very nervous; could not
cently complied ■ <>- j
ury Bureau of statistics regarding I he Bleep and was not safe to be left
m - - - H.a a . I ■ ■ I 1 m Vl4kV°tlltt()VlH O f n I 1 . rt SS
alone.
" Indeed, I thought I would lose my
mind. No oue knows what 1 endured.
" 1 continued this way until the last
of February, when I saw in a paper a
testimonial of a lady whose case was
Silk manufacturers and Importations
this country during the past tew years.
The llgures «w>* that the manufac-
ture of silk In this country has Increas-
ed enormously, that the Imports of man-
ufactured silks have meantime been ^
greatly
reduced, the „inlUar to mine, and who hud been
■ilk manufacture* urn now ncreus n c cure(j ^ Lydia K. PlnkhRin'a Vegeta-
very rapidly, th«- total expor h «• ble Compound. I determined to try it,
present cinder year e n^ ana felt better after the first dose. I
p"r last year and for the continued taking It, and to-day am a
fun* year will he six almes as much us well woman, and can say from my
full year w heart, 1 Thank Ood for such a mcdi-
TRKMENDOU8 INCREASE. cine.'"
The manufacture of silk In the l'nlte.1 Jlrs. Pinkham Invites all suffering
States which In HHW. amounted to *G.t>o7. womcn to write to her at Lynn, Mass.,
771 Jn value, doubled In tho following de- Jor a<|vicc. Ail such letters are been
cade Pelng according to the llgures of anJ aQbwerC«l by Women only.
the census of 1870. IU,I10,M2. more than
trebhsd tn the next decade, being In 1880.
|tt 05.1.046, an again doubled from
«o UN. being In 'the latter yealW.2W.4M:
while a recent compilation by the secre-
tary of the American Silk Association.
In the United States and value of thel
produsta shown by each census sine
tary of the American ..
shows that In the live years since IMO • ^
the rate of Increase has been accelerat-
ad. making It probable that «he silk pro-
ductlon of the United Staite. today ,
amounts to nearly, or quite JlGO.000,000
of e:«t b.
per annum In value.
IMPORTATION FALLS OFF.
Meantime the importation of manufac-
Tal. of pro.
$ 6,607,771.
12,210.662.
41,033,04ft.
87,298.454.
The following tublo ahowP the lmr rtH
.f raw silk and the value of munufac
[ago de Cuba, Oct. 17.—The meet-
In* of the Cuban awtemby at Santa
('rut til r x«'d for October Zi>. but. owing
t, ftu-HHpotation facilities, th *
meRill^or the usetnbly will be un-
.,1,1, iff aVrlfc at Santa <'"111 on time,
and the end of the month probably
Mill have unfile before the election of
a I resident and cabinet lakes palce.
TI Vubano, a ilally paper of Santiago
, .edicts thc.eW-ctlon of the following
j'teylderTT tietl'-ral Maximo Onmex.
Vici president — Senor Bartolome
M"cret«Try( #"rel*n affair.-Dr. Do-
,nirgo Mendez Capote.
Home secretary—Benor Tlenjamln
0«>rra. % A
seerelnry of jilstice-Senor Ji.se A.
Z ,rr uia. ,
i Secretary of war—General Callxto
flarcla. _
Feoretary of public lnstrurtion-Senor
Enrique Varftna.
fleneral fallxto r.ercla desires to
contradict the statement made by «ev-
,.,al newspaper, that he Is receiving
pay from the United States govern-
ment f< r his assistance in disbanding
the Cuban trofcpa He declares that
j bo 1h a patriot, and is not In need of
money.
<lenerul Garcia had a long Interview
with Genral Wood this morning, re-
questing transportation to Santa Oru*
Del Sur. He told (leenral Wood It
order to fust rate the plot to ovethrow
the Hupemucy of those who had fought
I fo Cuba for three years and to put in
their places non-combatants and Imml-
I grants."
' | General Wood agreed to provide h'm
• with transportation by 'he Bessie, on
her next trip to Mansanlllo, which will
pobably be tomorrow.
The cotton acreage In tho vicinity of
Guthrie is an extension matter. It may
be true that last year there was a
greater acreage than this year but this
lb owing to the increase made In th"
wheat acreage, believing that there
was more In it than cotton and the In
dleations for the price of wheat to stay
up to a fairly high price, consequently
cotton acreage falls some little below
last year s figures. This shortage In
the acreage will effect the number of
b.iles marketed this year. This is the ;
case throughout the Territory. Last
year the territory marketed 150.000
l.a'es, these Agues being an Immense
yfr 1 ft ; r Of I *'"• ' li"-" B|
ur-M probably will not be reached this
>ear, bnt a great feature already 'n
ihflr favor Is the fact that the crop '.s
j uuich better and the amount raised per
fure shows a handsome Increase
There has already been marketed h >re
neatly F.000 bales and only one third of
the < ioi pieced. These figures are ex-
pected u be raised to 15.000 or 16.' 0) j
hfli.es when the crop Is all in. There Is
represented here five firms who are
buying the product as fast as it comes
In. These firms are Moody & Co., nnd
St ratten Bros., of Galveston. Tex. T e
World company of Gainesville. Tex ,
and W. H. Coyle of this city. This Is
a great business for Guthrie that
should be watched In the future and
everything possible don" to increase
the the acreage. Cotton Is bringing ur
farmers much money.
J. B. fairfield.
^4*" - itoo w: tws *
Transfer & Coal Co
it i t-
Good Teams and Spring Drays. Prompt attention
given to moving household goods, pianos and safes.
Coal of all kinds delivered to any part of city.
Offlct snd Yards 506 Hsrrlsss
Ah., Will of Dipot,
Telephone 20
GEO. E. BILI^INGBLET. President
CI1AB. E. BIL.LINGBLET, Caahler.
FUEL) DOLCATER. A t CullB.
9$
Capitol National Bank.
Capital,
urplus, i
Solicits the
\ccounts ol
Merchants, Farmers
and Corporations...
$60,000.00
$10,000.00
OOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. G. Brower. Capitalist. Utica. N. *
111 Geo E. Ullllngtley, Guthrie. O. T.
lHW. 8. Stiles. Guthrie, O. T.
F. C. Dolester, Guthrie, O. T.
[Chan K blllinBsiey. Guthrie, O. T-
trao
... rz?z ttired Bllkn during the thirty yearn iiast
tured .Ilk, nun fallen runld j. llui of ||n |)rr,ods
IMO, being 138,186.3.4 and mat of l&M on-I •
ly $23,823,110.
That the manufacture of nllk goods In
Yea*
I I8r.8
[ 1873
silk.
^!2.44f
I W^IB
1.18? TF H
3,tt.H,.rt
B476.840
T.422,430
10,313,161
S17.777.rt77.
19.K37.iT7!
Hi.TU 726
t3.S50.PM
88.968,^18
B3.D23.110.
fthe United states has Increased very
rapluty within the past year, is appar- '
ent. lmlHirtatlona of rutv ullk. whleh. In ^
the flecal yeur of 18tli. were 6.513,1.12
pound*, were in 1898. 10.S15.161 pound-
and the total value of raw sllkn Impori-
•d in 1W« wuh M,44G,W0, uBuliist $18,918,
atl in the preceding year. This efiormouii
lncrense In the Importation of raw ellk
la doubtlma aeeounted fur. not only oy
the activity ill the gtvut silk miiinlfao-
urln* centerc of tlile country but ntoo
by the recent announcement that num-
erous cotton factorlesln New Kngland
and -the middle ntat.-H Hunstltuted allK
manufacturing machinery for -that for-
merly used In the manufacture ot cotton
Ko an now largely supplied by the mlllu
lucatetl nearer to the cotton fields of the
South.
The growth In the Importations of un-
manufactured silk, which of course
measure the manufacture of silk, has
been steady and rapid during the past
thirty years. In 1808 they amounted t«>
0,6*0.404 In value; In 1878. $6.9%,567; In
tin <iti fix*' und In 1898, $31,446,W0. In thai
■hisle' Item or silk raw ur reeled from! The K*y County fair was a great suc-
the cocoons., the Importations of 18661 cm. flnanlally and every other way.
RFAL KBTATE TRANISFER8.
United States to Mary Landls,
a hf ne qr, sec 4. twp 177, r
3 w, patent $
J. D. DePols to J as. A. Klrk-
wood, lots 19 and 20, block 54
East Guthrie, wd 1"29 93
J. C. Johnson to Chas. A. Her-
ald. aw qr sec 34, twp 18, r 3
w, wd 00
tilATTEL LOANS TO FARMERS A SPECIALTY
O. FCRD, Prop. 1 Pates: $1.00 $1.25 Per Day
Capitol Hotel,
"'.st / '" 20 {*et fro-n
The r qulreinep. of a me'ti 'ino's tc 'gh-
tcn the burden ot pain an.^ cure I l.ii
brings us to tho cues ti on of a remedy, and
Tvbler's Buckeye te Olnim n I- tiie on-
v remeay fo*" b'.'n!, bleeflln? or i1* * ri''
Ing piles that is Indorsed! by physi '.ans.
cures the most obstinate cases. 60c. J
Wheeler & Son.
TO CURE * COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxnttve Broroe Quinine Tabletn.
All druggist* refund the money If It falls
to cure. rac. The genuine has U B. Q.
on each taniei.
I Territorial Exchange Gists. |
The rnnilnK Kvents, nl Enlil. Iih«
channert hnn.lH, It. K. Hniy rellrlng
from the editorial management.
Washington. U- C.. Ort. 17,-Con.ul
W P. At" eli, at nouhnlx. Auair.n,
aenrlB the state department n ri port of
a floating exposition now being arrang-
ed for by the Austrian «nv-rnment
"The growing nei-."s!ti J"f adopting
new und energetic methflf| in ordertto
obtain a sliare of forelwn eommerce.
any Mr. Atwell, "has lii.ltier'l the man-
ufacturers of Austria and Hungary to
conceive the project of .icnjfty'ir a float-
ing exposition of sample products to
the fi.r eiist. The ill™ IV -11"' "
one, a sinilinr expedition having be n
undertaken by Switzerland In ISfiO. An
agreement has ben conciliated " ith the
Anstrinn I.loyd Steamahlp company hy
means of which Aniitrlan inatitifactur-
ers shnll be placed before the residents
of the most thickly populated centers
of the Orient. This Is the mots practi-
cal. and at the same time the most
economical, method of openlnsr com-
mercial rein 'ions und putting the con-
sumer in direct contact Vith the pro-
1 ducer.
he Capi'o! is J00 fc. " moi
house in th.:
best cyc.'ju.
Have you
jhurch or
^odge papers
>Iow being
tinted by
land
Composition?
And do you
Know the
State Capital
Can Save
You One-
Half the
Cost of Type
Set by Hand,
rr f , ^
T J'- * 4 t\ "*i \T f>
j
The*attendance was large, the exhibits
Immense and the races swift, 1 he us- .
a.,elation is In good aliape for futuru
usefulness-
512,441* poundn; In 1H7K 1,182.7. 0 lbs.
In 18B8. 6,173,140 pounds and In 1898. 10,815.
1^1 pounds During the -earlier part of
this period, the Importers held their own
in thn i-iinteit for the tleld, but In the
Ltl L-e fa.,„ ( Notice-Ail parties desiring to enter
of the race In 180K thv Importations ofjtlia contest for appointive to
manufactured silk were $17,777,627; In j |>olnt on competitive examination are
1ITK In 1888. $33,350,909; In lKM, requested to meet In KlnkflBher on -No-
|3 ,MtS74 and In 1888. Vtl.o23.119. 1 vember 18. for exaniluKtion. Ail papers
Meantime eur manufacturers have a|i- please copy and oblige J. Y. t allanan
,r r,;;ud
r "we'rrr
socotid papers In time to vote at the
coming election.
ki Hano Bt&r: Word hat been reoeiv*
ed from Clarendon, Texas, that two
youns men had been raptured th?r->
with K Young's horse and buggy In
their possession. City Marshal John
Hudspeth will depart this ev >ning for
" that place to bring them and the stolen
in August 1897. an Increase of thirty p*r
cent, in a single wear.
AMERICAN PRODUCT ABROAD.
The success of American manufactur-
ers *n supplying the home demand and
obtaining a foothold «n the markets of
the world is th«> more strongly marked
glnce other nations have failed In their
efTorts to compete with the gr
manufacturing notion of the world. pJrty to thls city.
Fra-nce. The statistical abstract «.f Great
Britain Just issued shows that the cx Purcell Is to have an electric
portatlon 01 silk manufactures from th-* system at once. The man and machlr-
lluht
portatlon 01 silk manufactures irom ui- «,yatem at once i no man mm niai.. .-
Vnlted Kingdom has fallen fifty per cent ory ,,n ,h. ground and a first class
In the last decade, betng In 1S9T. J,238.1«l plant will be In operation soon. I-ex-
pounds sterling In value, against 2.««4. i |n|rton. Just acoss the Canadian river,
244 pounds sterling in .008. while the of- wln ais,t) he lighted by the same system,
flcial reports of the German government ,v Mne toeing rUn from Purcell to that
■how that the silk exportation of tbat|0|ty,
country have decreased in a like proper-
tion. being $4.r>.ooo.ooo in 18>T> and I2fi.ooo.nooJ oklahoman: Deputy SherifT Sam
In 1897. France, alone having barely held kartell made an Important arrest yes-
liar own in this line, her exports of silk terday. A negro burglarized a dwelling
manufacturers In 1890 being $52.862..00 ^0U8e at Guthrie Friday night- He
CORPORATIONS EMPOWERED
SECRETARY OF THE TERRITORY
ISSl'KS CERTIFICATES.
Secretary Jenkins yesterday issued
certificates of incorporations to the fol-
lowing parties for the opera-lion and
protection under the laws of Oklahoma
of their institutions.
The Medford State bank, capi'tal 15,000
Directors, John T. Stewart of Welling-
ton. Kan.. U. L. Hall and T. J. Godfrey
of Medford.
The McCabe Chapel Building *tss. ola-
tlon. To build and keep in re.p«air a
ehurch building for the Methodist
Episcopal Church on the southeast
' quarter sec. 3, Township 27, range 8
\\*est.
Directors. J. B. Caldwell, V. O. Enders
J. K. Dowler. P. H. Eomis and J. A.
Werner.
The Oklahoma Mortgage and Truwt
company of Guthrie, capital $100,000.
Directors, Nathan F. Frazier, of El
Dorado Kan.. W. M. Bronson of Guth-
rie. and Wm. A. Frazier of Guthrie.
The Tonkawa Construction company,
capital $10,000. To build and construct
railroads, telephones and telegraph
lines and to condemn the right of way
f ir same and toylequentsoutg s-Tno
such necessary lsnd for same and to
enter into and make and carry out
such contracts, etc. Directors. C. Rich-
nrds. S. James, T. H Martin. W. W.
Gregory and C. F. Eeech.
No eastern markets yesterday on ac
count of storm.
( GUTHRIE MARKETS.
Cotton In seed
Cotton
Cotton seed, per ton 5 OOiiftU
Wheat, soft
Wheat, hard 47
Hay
Alfalfa h.OO^i '
Oats ^*•
Coin, per bushel
Caston beans
Cows
Steers
( Hogs..
Veal
Mutton
Turkeys
Ducks
Spring chickens
Old chickens
Irish potatoes, per bushel 85
Sweet potatoes 3o<
Onions ^
Beets, per bushel 40
Cabbage
Tomatoes, per bushel -
Eggs
Butter
Apples per ^
Grapes, per pound
l)i iN ri CNL¥
l r
K I
it
\J V - :J> • «
i
clus i,
fcXPCIil, u,.
BA*i AftU'M,
fad s i: ;lt J.Xia x1
p*rcT iff p
a i Si/i- I 4- .5 i '
Telephone Nj. 52. 5"
V'r.
run :r
.1.00
.. 3-OOfi.i .1. :
..3.00^3.1
, 2.25
..2.00
and In 1897, $81,283,700
Bilk manufacturing In the t'nlted
States, which beKUli neurlj n Imlf f n-
tury Heema to havi' tleveiopeil m1-
most exclusively In tn.- lant huif of that
period. Prior to 1W. the ,mport tlon> or urreati
raw Blllt, 'or use In i-e manufaeturlm
In this country had never reached 1.000.
00T> pounds, while, as already staled they
were In IS'.IS more lhaii lO.um.liOtl pounds
DurliiK the civil war and 111 the year.
brought Ills plunder to thin city und
bold It lo one of the second lliinil store",
where It was recognized by Mr Uurtdl,
utid n de-u'iIpt'.on was obtained <f the
negro which enabled him to make the
WORK COMMENCED.
(First published In the Oklahoma State
Capital Oct. 18. lo.W.
PROPOSALS Ft01i,,.1?SI,Ko
8CHOOI, Bl II.D1NO.
Department of the Interior, Office of In-
dian Affairs, _, ... icov
Washington. 1>. Oct. 13. 1898.
apAl KD PROPOSALS endorsed I 1 o-
poHiil for Kreetion of School Building at
Port Sill School" and addresed to the
Commissioner "f Indian Affairs. Wash-
Inffton D. C . will be received at the In-
dian Office until one o'clock p. ni. of
uVVlnesilav. Nov. 1898, for furnishing
the neces'surv materials and labor re-
quired in ih«> construction and comple-
tion of «ne brick school house at the Fort
Sill Indian Boarding School. K,°^^
\*rencv O. T.. in strict accordance with
clans, specifications and Instructions to
bidders which may be examined at the
Indian Office, Washington. I>. < .. the or-
| tlces of the "State Capital. Guthrie. Ok-
lahoma. the Times of Leavenworth.
Kansas. th<- "Lagie of Wichita, Kan-
sas the •Traveler. of Arkansas Clt>.
I Kansas, th.- Builders' and Tracers Ex-
change. Omaha. Neb at the i . S. In-
'dian Warehouse, 1602 Slate St 1 hlcago,
ill and the Kiowa Agency. Oklahoma.
For anv additional information apply
to W. T Walker. I*. S. Indian Agent.
Kiowa Agencv. Anadarko. O. T.
W. A. JONKS. Commissioner.
CHEAPs
ROOKS^
J GC0 Volumes o 10 and 25 ccht Books just received
' I
at Lil.ie's Drug Store. \ Our choice ior j «uii 10 ce.its,
New an sale. The most e'e^ant line of
LADIES' m STATIONERY
Ever shown in the City.
F. B. LILLIE & CO.
U,tut , Book ana %••« C-utUrle. Oklahoma.
Shotgun Rifle, Pl«t l, or ill
. BEST
Line of Sp*risoien's Ooojs
In dklahoma, at the ....
BEST
Pricei, Write r «• to
OLSMITH'S,
Chote Borelng a Specialty.
Good B. L. Double
Gunand Outfit
Tor $12.00.
115 South Div. St., - Guthrie, Okla
NOBI.E
avenue brdc.e abitt-
M en ITS.
Oklahoman- I.ast night the Jennlnrs
gang of train robbers, consisting ■ f AI
and Frank Jennings. Pat and Morris
O'Maley passed through the city, hand'
During the civu war ana u> "" u Miuey pmPfo m --..k .
Immediately following tho iuanufn< ture ouffe<1 together and In cbage «>f a f<
. , iti u in iron while at .• ,1. nniv mnrah:i!s. The\ WtTe b
of plain dress silks was begun whll
th© present time brocaded silks and snt-
ns are manufactured on a larn« scale,
ind the manufacture of silk plushes and
h varieties of upholstered goods has re-
ervtly been successfully dt-o-loped. In
860, our manufacturers of silk supplied
•ut about fifteen per cent, of
umptlon of th. I'nlted Stan
hey were supplying per
,.f deputy marshals- They were b ing
taken from Chickasha, where th-ir pre-
liminary bearing was bad. to Ard'vore.
where they will stay In the 1". S jail
urtll their trial Is due.
V\ l'.en. Sta
•on- nmuslric story
by 1KTA. from New Yr
. of the . fclu '4 time .1
«rk
the Cnlto
.mount consumed
•y more than 60 per cent
0 per cent, and today It is
hat 8f. pi-r <Wit. "f the "Ilk k ..
, the l nlte.1 Ktuti- arc the |.r«Hip|, "f
,ur own factories
•apt. Hasslcr tells hn
a young attorney
who located In En'd
He was the greenest
car
i States, ftider f
l„ js^n pike. The other ev nlng he was ne o
■.tlm.t.d «P y it ganir of make-bolleve h-.-d t ■
' \ us <1 He gave up all the money he had and
n'iuta.of vliffori? th.. Jok. i-.uiU b- vi.Mln.H and
* — mey returned, ho broke away "d
Work on the bridge (hat will cross
1 i Cottonwood stream on Vlobl Ave., I
nenr the 1'abst Ice plant will commence |
next week by first laying the abut-
. ments. These will bo five feet higher
than the former br dge, mak ng the
bridge fionr come n'ne feet above the
high water of the uream. The street
I*r111> will h' ^ ' tO '""me un O ti
ele atlon and thereby dec-* th 'n-
. 'in- il • e fit th" h'li east of 1' This
\« . nc of.the most n ded ami n vlected
.p.pr jvemants in the city It should
h - • .1 n plac .1 before now . but many
f v\: wit I ve been against It and It
• M ■« ,1 - ins for th work to be com-
menced nrd 1 ushed to Its early com-
• ' n and the travel revived on this
street.
fOLKS
Reduced 15
to 20 pounds
per month.
Harmless.
t.htipb 1 ran to the depot and boarded Hie Irnln
TAtil.KH OF STATIST ICB. fnr NeW y,,rk Thl, KanK 0f Joke « b ra'
The following table presents the mim- m,jney for liquid refreshment*
•r of .Ilk manufacturing c«ubll«hment itu<- monc'
rlicumationi tiy tuking
^ llnoil'itSaisupariliu.wliicliby liou-
.■uli/injlhe imht in tin' liiooil |it'i mn-
iently raUevci sobu and PAINS.
The abote Is Mrs
I owe, of Kansas
City, Mo., ha
ii as rrdui i d from
.J4 to 143poinds
end for circulars
estimoniais aid
sMi litem Dlan't.
iiooms C, D and E
dr. m. 8. jones,
j 1108 Main KANSAS CIT1. M0
T W. McNEAL, Vres. A J. SEA.Y, Vice-Pre
J' W. J HORSFALL. Cash.
Guthrk National Bank.
Capital,
Surplus, -
- §50.r 00.00
000.00
^eFirst National Eank Organized in Jklahoma.^
GUTHRIE, - _ OKLAHOMA
i.er
Running all
Day cn
Job Y/ork,
X7i± a
Capacity of
180,000 ems
Solid
Nonpariel
Type a day.
Get our
Figures on
This Class
Of Work.
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 154, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 18, 1898, newspaper, October 18, 1898; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc123626/m1/2/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.