The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 252, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 15, 1902 Page: 4 of 8
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Til F OKLAHOMA FTATE CAPITA I SATURDAY MORXIXO, FEBRUARY 1«. 1002.
does not flow down the river to enrich
the delta at its mouth.
The prairie and the great expanse of
cultivated fields, unprotected by ti:i. x-r.
.shed water as from a root. The lieldi
arc washed into gullies; the creew*
carry the soil into rivers, and the riv-
ers overflow and make a!lu\ia! deposits
" in their immediate valleys and wlici e
they empty into the sea
a/6 v,Ml to any woodland during a
^71 rain will show 'he soil drinking in k
.io water, sponge like, lntrr to be breathed
•JJ out in cooling exhalations by the
^ leaves of the trees.
While the planting of a forest is a
great task, the planting of trees is a
• i.ri.KTccc , i t Kirc short labor. Forest extension is a mat-
ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE gravc ,.„1Kcrn olcr the Uoi..
AN AUGURY OF PEACE cd States. It is of much moment in
Oklahoma where the benefits of man-
ll!E SI All CAriTAL
By The Statf Capita frlntrc Ccrp.-ny
fQASK « CRftH, Cdltrf.
8UH8CUI fr'TlO*1 K AT ICS.
DAII/T. One. yv r by uail
DAILY. S'x nvnths h mat) ....
DAILY. Three mmtha * v mail ...
DAILY. On® month by mall
DA1I.Y. One m-e«k by rtnler ...
WFICKTT. Ono year
WEEKLY, Bix month*
Va entines
The world Ins been ft wilting the
•eeminglv inevitable conflict of arms
between Japan and Russia. It looked
like nothing could come about to pre-
vent the iiM'.rpr.tion of Corcan tr de by
Ru sia. which us sure of res siting in
a breach with Japan, who <• own in-
fluence in Corea and Manchuria was
planted proves are already apparent in
climatic conditions.
It is to the interest of all citizens
alii e that the work ot forest conser-
vation and extension go on in O.vlalio
ma.
A public sentiment will result from
it th it will, in the end. transform thi
the work ol* forestry as one of the
things of which the Mate shMl 1>< prov-
ed and shall guard jealously through
the medium «>i a bureau for that pur-
of sufficient value to justify loice in its entire- faee of the state and bring about
maintenance.
The other day. however, that states-
man of Japan, Marquis lt<>. succeed-
ed forming a treaty 'vith Great Brit-
ain, the terms of which assure ti.e open ^
rfnor by the combined power of the '"'Th'e Itt.pe ol the futiirr is in the ris-
two nation mg generations. Arbor day obs rvance
The nl rince is regard d in Japan as s,lol]:, 1)(l CIU-0UrnKC(| :,nionK the c! tl-
a guarantee 01 pracc ; n<l a - lu ck upon drcn jn thcjr homrs and in scho«>l. I„-
Russian ambition. 1 he Japanese are strMCtjon jn trie planting and encour-
greatly iniprt - ed by the 'tre ';;tli and agcrnenj jn work of forestry on a s fall
determination of Great Hntain in sta,c s|-i0Uij be givcn thc children that
South Africa and they arc naturally ^ey may conic to love trees and to
much pica cd with an al.iar.ee with that ffcognice their utility as well as their
power. beauty. Every school yird in Oklaho-
In BO far as the alliance iffecta the ma ,jlotlia be planted to forest trees
United States it is just what was wish- by tllc pUpuf, Xhey thould begin this
ed and is in direct line with the note onsnjn^ arbor day, and th? work
of Secretary Ilay of July tooo. It as- ^lon|(j |,c continued in season until
Have bought over 100 gross, includ-
ing ihe entire sample lines of three
Wholesale Houses, which will be
sold at less than 50 per cent lower
than regular WHOLESALE COST.
See window display for varieties.
yi IDWtRD NirHCLS,
* Irop.
TSieEag'eDruo Store
HARRISON AVENUE.
sures t x - n CI na and Cor- each plat where atandt • school h
a. two markets thc trade of which is
jealously sought ' v thc commercial
•ons of thc world. j Extreme drouths and great floods
>ve. I
shall become a fairy land of practic
: utility.
[he coalition is no altruistic mo\e. nevcr vjsjt a forest country. The val
Japan and England have weighty In- u# of rm|„fau j, „ot so much in its
ten-Ms Bt stake and they announce quantity aa it )S m its distribution,
their allnnce to protect t io e intei- ].orests distribute the moisture when
ests. While thc tinted States wel- the s,.y js ,ikc ,)rass The !l()t u n),
conies the provi <m\ edncerning the , annot 8tart from a {orrRt jt cannot
maintenance of the integrity of the pass over many forests and rc'nain hot
Chinese empire, which has been a fixed rhc trec|eRS p|ains country is the home
object of our ooHcy.it is not certain OI- ,|u. |i0( wjn(| ,mi| the waterapout.
that Russia will be hkewi e well sat- ,uhnr day gh0uld be well and faith-
isficd. . fully observed by towns, soc.etiei. and
The treaty is in w n 10 tnce with the ,Every tree planting season
laws of nations and is not uni.j e d- s|MMI|f| he utili/ed bv individuals, and
s pite thc fact that modern instances
of il are rare. The United States ma le
such a treaty with France in the days
of the revolution That d d not have
for itc object, however, the conserva-
shortly thc result will be most gratify
i"g-
ly demonstrated. Sessions of the ter-
ritorial horticulture! and irrigation so-
ciety, the swine breeders association,
the nurserymen, the grand chapter
Kastern Star, the Grand Commandery,
Knights Templar, the Grand lodge A.
K. & A. M. have all been held in this
city this week.
Chitto Harjo, the Creek Crazy :
Snake, is playing a close second to old
Geronimo as an advertising Indian.
Crazy Snake works war and old Ge-
ronimo works thc credulous.
Accurate marksmanship is a thing
for Kentucky to be proud of, but it is
not considered good form any more to
use human targets, just for practice
shooting.
i That Osage who coyly admits that he
is 207 years old was no doubt acquaint-
ed with John Doe. Does he remember
the days 01 thc red man's happiness?
The day when there will be a home
for superannuated historual novel writ-
ers draws on apace, as they* say 111 their
novels.
unci enid that tin was buying
1 The man who worked th
i' -led and us he :* wunted In Kunsaj
! City, he will bo taken thw-iet to answer
a more serious chara< tor.
I Enid Eagle: Am enterprising western
Kansas man has a n« w K all lb> i-s sup-
j 1 lying foreign « mires with Buffalo
grass seed. \Vht\n h< it Is iun
i known, and it has n v« i been known t>
| go t« K i d in Its nut ve haunt-. T- e
Kansas inun lia.s n:v<l to sell by tho
bushel, but It scents scan < r than h;.:i'n
teeth at home 11 iff tlo gr iss •. ..i i "t
Krow on la^'ls that biv 1 <• 11 tilled, but
the Kansas man Is •■•e!i:- g a ed to o-wn-
I rrs of land that has brr-n in e n-'iir t eul
tivatLon for ov« r two hundred yeacs.
Elk City eeord Those who have livel
in this country for a few years r- l ae
tiie value of Kaffir corn as a grain <>r
foddrr rrop. It is as near a stir.' crip a;}
anything that ean be planted and for
grain value it in nearly equal t< corn.
Planted as soon as th® went her will per-
mit. It matures and makes a good \ ie d
wh<-re other grains f.^il on aecount of lack
ot mo>ture. The small amount of seed
required makes the < 'St of plant ng s.>
lit t"« that all ean afT. d to plnnt a 1 ir^e
field and no on* will regret doing so 'let
your seed early for there is not a large
amount In the country.
&
Implies
RO'S DRUG STORE.
Z:i cIS stylos kinds and numbers
Gome early and $et the pick,
RENFROW
Wesv Oklahoma Avenue. 1 a 1 s Opp. Postoftlce.
LECTURE COURSE
The third number of the course will be
on February IS. at the Presbyterian
ep.urch. The lecture will be by S\ J.
CI . and t he subject Wlreiebs Teleg-
raphy.
Aumission 50 cents.
1 T. C. Brlckel, who lives near McLoud,
ii « (i flock of nearly 3C0 Angora goats
1 which he says are the real things as ext« r-
rniuators of rag weed and brush, it may
i be added that the Angora g >at has none
of that off. nsive odor characteristic of the j
common Billy.
The Illinois food commissioners of-
fice has started something. They say
tion of trade and territory of any third lhat aj| kin(js ()f horses arc used hj
•rntry.
Thc nukinp of t1 treaty is a stroke
of diplomacy on thc part of Marquis
Ito that places him in the first rank «*i
statesmen of the far East. "Ito is de-
voted to peace but he is implacable in
bis distcsi of Km :a lie has felt the
certain Chicago packers for some
grades of beef. Ihe accusation says:
"Hardly a horse, nude or donkey is
ever too aged or diseased to be handl-
ed, and none other than such animals
are slaughtered, for healty equine an-
imals are too valuable to compete with
power of the C7ar s hand and he knew i an(j mimon for food purposes
t! t an open rupture was a certainty King.boned, spavined and sore footed
In Corca if Japan were to stand alone an(| even those that have glatt*
on thc proposition of equal rights " ',iCrs are killed in great numbers for the
that territory The war machine of tra(le Thc mcat is sol,, for v.on.Pri
of Russia. an l the reserve fo
ht'T i«s much greater than is Tapnn's.
Thc treaty lends a reason ble '.ss- r-
•ince of peace between these nations.
Such beinT the : - -' t and hiving been
brought about by Marqu s Ito. he has
again demon-tr ted I ;s di ^loma'ic ^"1-
ent and proven his right anew to the
designation of statesman.
ELECTION OF SENATORS
BY DIRECT VOTF
For the fourth time the bouse of rep
resent a lives has passed a reudu ion
providing for the election of United
State. senators by direct vote c i thc
pt.aplc.
'1 he resolution has not passed the
senate.
I'.t constitution will prohablv re-
main una nended upon this ii.ipnrt.int
fe.iure of the political map of the
lyfited States.
/ The framers of the con tit tion b • il I-
cwisely when the/ r.i i le the pr<ois-
ion as it stands. Th- at ^•nr.« nt
against the election of senators by he
state legislatures is unsound when
The alarming report com"* that tVe
, , , Ilonoralle Champ Clark of Pike coun
points to the purcliase o( seals m the ,ty Missouri, js playiiiR at pins: ponK.
thy fall of the vear much of it is pickl-
ed or preserved and sold as pickled or
canned beef. The trafTii goes on under
cover of darkness. The live animals
are led or carried in at night, slaught-
ered between 2 and 4 o'clock in the
morning, and the deliveries of meat arc
made be'ore daylight Often the resi-
dents in the neighborhood have no
i(,ea of thc nature of the industry near
them."
A Missouri girl c< n trisect an angle.
She says so herself, and she knows
People who believe that Missouri needs
to be shown will be glad to hear « f
this evidence of improvement in tluir
mental condition. Many old fashioni d
women, however, will >.onder ii she
can make mince pic or fix a bed so the
covering will not creep off Neither
the angle episode nor the mince pie
matter is sufficient in importance, to
fecure her a place in the picture gillery
of the Sunday magazines. She is in
line, however, as a midway attraction
at the world's fair.
Any man in considering public ques-
tions should not overlook his own in-
terests—nor should he stop short at
that.
Among the big things Oklahoma can
sell two-year-old wine in one year
from the time of making it.
When bad luck results favorably it is
sometimes attributed to providence.
Good luck is just lucky.
' Two things arc in thc public eve just
now. Iney are thc sugar beet and the
barber shop towel.
Life's Average
never talV Phllennpby * ^
I.ike Pessimists an' such.
V ii 1 irv to D ake u fell, r tivnk
Thut Life ain't nothin' mm li
I guess there never wnz ;i spot
1 Where Fhaddera didn't fall
Hut shadder's lust the other side
O" sunshine after all.
An' there ain't no use in fumin'
When the world seems out o' Rear,
j Fer music's always in the air,
j An' love, an' song an' cheer
1 Jest 1 • epn fi fplWs soiritM 'jp.
An' kinder makes him glad.
An' erme whit wi'.l. Io 1 v.nd t i think
Life a'n't so awful bad.
j Sometimes a ffiler hns ter weep,
I Sometime.^ he has to Isufh
'The "h.-'-lders an' the senshine mix,
Jest kinder half an' half.
upper chamber of thc congress Th
venality of members of the legislature
ir admitted when t' c charge is made.
If members of the leuishture. who de-
rive their powers as a direct d d>,ratio'i
from the voters, be purchasable is
there any assurance that the personnel
of the senate will be bitter by havuv^
their power deleratcd to them by t!tc
men who elect the K islaturc r
The real reason, however, for the
continuance of the present svstem lies
in thc permanen e of thc policy of thc
upper house. Senators, as a r s-ilt ol
their manner <>f election, arc far
(plough removed from the m • es ol
the people as to be In a me 1111 inde<
pendent of thc waves of popular sen
tiinent that sweep sometimes 11- 1
wave of infect1..■ :cri • the minds «>.
the votir>. and land into ofTi. e men
who. upon sober st ond thougl t « u! 1
fipt secure the ft in 1 it • oi t itir ntgh
bors for a much le«s r office
The country is from tunc to time re-
galed by the aspect of a down i.i the
house. No clown has figured in the
senate and no clown ever will under
the present sy-icm If r r.f tin
people is heard in thc selection of
United State senators now as it
should be. It i* ' > o!crr\ative sec-
ond thought that names them now It
always should be.
The selection of the cenate by a di-
rect vote is asked only by the ultrv
democratic members of society. It
would mc" not more fre 'am. but
less liberty for the common pe de.
It is alleged that the way he swipes the
celluloid ball is a caution. The wound
to his constituents entailed in this con-
duct of thc tribune of the people is
painful to contemplate. When they
learn that their favorite son. the cham-
pion of things dear !o the common
people, is indulging in a sport of the
aristocracy of England to thc neglect
of his chamoions! ••• of cold storage
warehouses they will feel that they are
indeed forsaken.
George I.conard a lieutenant in the
army during the Sp imsh war has been
convicted of burglary He alb -es that
his fall was due to thc drink habit c in-
fracted in thc service. Leonard al-
lowed gold braid and tinsel to turn his
head. He should have di —mated by
kissing It i^ less harmful, better as
advertising and iust as much sport The
hero has his temptations, but he should
consider the future when he yields.
The popularity °f Guthrie as a con-
vention city was this week again atnp-
ARBOR DAY ( BSFRVANCE
A MATTER OF MOM TNT
March fourteenth Ins been d«~i uat
ed by the governor as Ar1 ' d iy in
Oklahoma That is irM a m > "h rom
now A month i * tim <
which to thir' abor.t her *o pi ■:. 1
lew trees ;:ii'l wiiat i: • to
pl'nt.
The planting of a tree is the ert tion
of a monument And then it i.< some
thing besides that It is a part of a
plan that will result in greater soil fer
tility. more uniform rainfall, and a
•.mailer loss to the soil by erosion The
fcea of the soil in a forest country
T11E CAPITAL NA-
TIONAL BANK. OP
GLT11I2IE, OK LA.,
CFFERSTODFPOS-
ITCES EVI RY FA-
CILITY n n i c ti
TI!! I ti BALANCES,
BUSINESS AIM) HE-
til'OI* S I B 1 L 1T Y
lYAWirurir.
OKLAHOMA PARAGRAPHS
The Perry Rtpublican accuses Guthrie
• f being rallivad mad."
NOTICE 70
CONTRACTORS
NoMco is hereby given to all contract-
ors «• f brick and rtone works In th. «■ 11y
tf Guthrie that en and ;ift.r A r l sr.
190?. the scale of wages will bp as foil. *v.«
I Btone masons !' cents per hour, erick
The Shawnee Democrat Is Inslst'ng on masons 5" cents per h or.
the eaitouiagomc 111 « t a laige uunur pail I By older of B. nnd M r T
Getting eight fett 01 water in a Chick
asba well has "fuled the soul of tne
owner with u great calm. '
Chickasha will ntxt be appraised and
deeded, 'lhat city has waited for the
omm<Bsion a long time.
Vinita Commercial e.ub meetings are
featu ed by the att- ndanec of a brass
band. That Is a lively town.
The Ames Entente has issued thr-
ift n numbi rs and has a new proprietor,
its name is A. Mathis.
Many Oklahoma s h .-Is nre> preparing
to observe Arbor Day by planting trees
u tho school ground.-*.
Bob Neff explains that the origin of the
Indians paint. 1 g their faces \\...s as a
protection against th sun s rays.
Kingfisher county :s conffratul iting j
hersrif on havinK landed her snare oi
>lficlal places in Oklahoma app .imments j
The Chandler T. ibune publinhes a long
;Kt of subscribers to the h.-etaw fund
that is bemg rap.diy eomplettd by tluise
nterprlsiug people.
The Alva postmaster gave a largor
bond than was . 1 .1r* d perhaps Just o. •
•.use he knew tlv bus.news wouul de i.l
soon and a h gger bond be necessary
1 hat is enterprise.
Gt'TTtnr: PUBTJC T.TPRARY.
Change of ours for opening ti e pub-
lic librar% wnl bp open during the win-
ter months as follows:
Open on all secular dsya. exempt Mon-
days and >«al holidays from 1- to p. m.
to fi p. m and from 7 p. m. to 'J p. in
Open on Sundays from 1:30 p. m. to 5:^0
p. m.
I fia\e calls for Ir or 20 residence prop-
erties, also pa1 t'cs wanting residence and
tusin ss lets. I c.'n dispose of your prop
erty If listed with me.
W M. SPLRLOCK.
Rtoits 4 end 5, Spurlock Block
0 J. W. McNEAL, President. A. J. SEAY, Vice-President.(
^ F. C. DOLCATEK, Cashier. W. S. STILES, Assistant Cashier. I
1 GUTHRIE NATIONAL BANK,
X CAPIT4L, S50.000. SURPlllS. $13,000.
0
^ * First National Bank Organized In Oklahoma.
\ GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA.
o*c>*o*o-*
Its rail9 penetrate the fertile States of
MISSOURI,
ARKANSAS,
KANSAS,
OKLAHOHA,
INDIAN TERRITORY,
THXAS and the
50UTH WKST,
TENNESSEE,
MISSISSIPPI,
ALABAA1A and the
SOUTHEAST
It reaches the rich fannlue lands of Kansas
lud OL lahoma, the mineral fields of Sou'.hcrn
Missouri and Northern Arkansas, the cotton
• Ids of the South and Southwest, thc oil fields
f Kansas and the Indian Territory, and hun-^
reds of other industrial places of interes-nnd
■ rofit to the liome-seeker and investor. And
1st, hut not least, it will carry you to the famed
tealth resorts of tlieOzarks,
Eureka Springs
AND / t
Monte Ne
TIME OF TRAINS AT
N. F. CHEADLE,
Wholesale and ^jj OB COOl.
keuil Dealer in
I have plenty o!
McAllister,
HKiM C!TV nnd
CANON CITY
Iii Stock.
Also the Pennsylvania Anthra ite and Arkansas An-
thracite for Base Burners.
Will Give You the Bfst Srrvice at al! times.
OTTIce end Yards, 424 OVIa Ave. Phone No No 6
I a
■ !• s •ssrvmnsttaat
When tn Tov;n Call for
Gettleman's Fam
Natural Process Beer.
QWEAPiMeriN.
I .'on e tc (1 Nt w
po.ntment of prob
i be
in regard to the ap
uuge ot B.alne cou11
, Oiuuy c-iuaeu by th
l". A. M I nan Jud«
g put to. ward by ir-end .
i'onca City Courier: A good thing about
the multip le ty 'f caj.d Utiles for tne
<umc oftici is that It r>-ducva the p r-
a,ila of dlsap-.tolntment io those who
,u.l of nomination. Htnce the saying.
lu;e mu.e the merrier."
CturbiT Sentinel We recently received a
copy .'f ti* ti>ort of the governor of
Oklahoma, which is a most interesting
compilation of th« wonders of oklahoma
so.I, eilmatc and product.on. The thou
n.ls .i; happy hemes jpon which the
sun of prosperity sm.les attests to tho
truthfulness of the ■■ • rt in its entirety
A tlmor* Appeal. ..uat think of a mail
nnd his fnm.lv hc-.rg worth in land .ind
annuit t" $100.'X*' and not oe,n«
at.le to own a dec< nt home and have f.ie
comforts of life which other men In fai
less i rosperou- citi -.instaives nJoy and
\ on hn\ e a true pictute of eondit.ona us
hey exist In the « " asaw nation.
Ncrmin Tranaci . advising Okla
oma farmers t > give the marble hen t
in fc lows wito want to buy th< farms
mvs. With a horn at :« i fraa of Inoutnb
ance. l.fc l a cm rta.nty and a living
I urc It is lonely for thc women folk"
ti the country, it is true, hut one can
I lit-.ir lonllness far !>• tt than want.
Thc A'dmortt. . of the opinion
that a canning factory Is one of Ata-
ri ..I- * w.uns Den son is In the Hume
iMii k >ry and the Iterald hays that an %ji-
t of th a s'.nd is sim ly an impuv-
il e and hacks Itself up by say,ng inat
Denisi n has been sur.-ounded in th# past
n t years with orchards, L-«rry patches
and truck gardens
A sruooth grafter who was n>>t hon
rM| enough to escape the elutche# of
the lnw tried to * / k Enid Merchants
tr rp^h cheeks la*' Tuesda> He claims
to bo a eteword of the gec^oglcol purvey
Scale Cooks. 1
S
V>
A book of 100 Sheets and five S
to the sheet-500 scale tickcts- 5
is neatly hound tor 50 cents.
K Address ^
il ^
. I
s. -—/ (jIITHRIE.OHI \i
I |T;
it ts tne mo?1 delicious ktzr ever tntroducid
In the Territory.
Same Old Moses
DlATKiUUTOtt.
For Sale by All First-Class Bars.
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CUR
Irritslioi
■ _ r „ . m nii. Moa-utrlogent.
I'H.fnK , nOo. Soli, bJ 1>rui.t.,lk
<a« -nt in plain , , r.
ik. n. S. A. riprt-hK. prepa^l. for
f1 °°- "r 3 ""t'1'"'- '
~ - S'° ffl Circular sent oo reaueat.
Every Wonid,
* k. • r
/ if x- V Marvel ^
i | Doi,ch
ction* tnvfct-
MARVEL CO., Roam MBTImes Building. N. V
wwvwv" • Arjwvww/w.vy |
INJECTION.
A PERfylANENT CURE
of the n o*t ■ -t'.natc of Qonorrhcrn t
ana i'ie> t, mnteed l \ from ft
d-; !< • uo . o r troatmetit rrquired.
h bv uil druggiets.
i L
CKIIDKri* A 8J rC!AtTT.
Opposite - PostofHc#.
Von Can be a
Partner in thc
larocst Tinancia)
(nslit'Jticn in
Ihe World.
fverv pal'cy-hflltfer, «o matter
*het!er the antunt Is large or
sc. dii. U a tbdrtr la lua Prc«-
^eniy of
TISl MUTUAL Lirt
INSURANCE CO.
cf New Ycrk,
RICHARD A. McCURDY, President.
Tre Ccrnn.Tiiy writes
8-1 ted to e\ery nee if tie bj i-
a is ir4a the C a taliot, the ir.an
at f in ly, the tra* nko wishes to
pr. ido ta s a cUc.ijiaj)
yeart.
r. j. i owe,
Maaavr.r (ar i hlai.tni < nni fntf.ao Ter-
rRtrj, Outhrlc, OUciiooi^
(dandrtjffoid
I FOR THE HAIR.
; We Have It. . . That's All.
I THE DANDERINE BARBER SHOP
H t<Maf an 8oe« M BMtKa woatcz 3©>ce<5t; 3 >so >3pi
J. B. FAir FIELD,
mmm, coal and sic.iage.
Telephone No. 20.
COAL OF ALL KINDS De'ivcreJ to all parts of thc
Ciiy. Good teams and spring drays. Prompt attention
given to moving household goods, pianos and sales.
Office and Yard—407 and 409 W. Harrison.
Daily State Capital 15c per week.
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 252, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 15, 1902, newspaper, February 15, 1902; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc124633/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.