The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 17, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 23, 1908 Page: 2 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL, SATURDAY MORNING, MAT 23, 1908.
ti. Hood's Sarsapariila
^ Known as the - •
ONE GREAT ELOOD PUEIFIER
■ Appetitr l' 1 nr:d st rent: •
I *
troub
i 1 !neu. ■: ' !•■ .
conditions of the system.
It often succeeds where other rem-
edies totally tail. Buy a bottle ami
be^in to take it today.
"My husband wns all run down,
and .no medicine helped him until 1
pave him Hood's SarFaparilla which
set him on his feet. I am very grate-
ful for what it has done for him, and
have induced others to try it."
I . Mr>. ■ pli Smith, I: \ Lake
Helen, 1 "la.
r J Sold bj re. In
f tlie usual li
« < at,vd : . • ' ;r. .V.?.':
xA Pair of One
1 •
,• Collar Banquets
1 - C NTix \I NK
an en-
harmonize the warrio.a
old be some kind of U-g-
Wij] te
dinners
I ra> • •;
oi
their favorite. «r who intimates thrt
ihere is a possibility of a h-ntcst
the " ^1 Js'.nai r G< •
The ill feeling between the the ati-
^ & qtlnist ration forces and the Mum:
1 element has b - u growing from day o
I day, during th* < ntire season of tn
11, legislature, and it has been necessar
! M to hold mcoy party caucuses in
( deavor l >
I; j that there
Ma Ulaticn
j-in The Open fcreak between the tw •
S ~V'
ie holding to two legialailv-
•nlght. At. one the adminis-
Jemo rats will set dow.i
r banquet and ft! the othe<'
ay democrats will dine to
1 j the extent of one dollar and incldenta'-
| fjjr start the Murrray boom f« r Gov
arnor
ing and amuj-
ituation in th
speak at th*
haa been in-
M array demo-
IB era:- ever do not seem
* ' I i.j'I • i
8 program for about the same hono
, p
I
I* • 'i
p
L (§ wn
l , ,,,f.. .....
/.of tve Murr warrl< "We migi'v
a< well ik' up ou v mind ti •
break now as later on. We saw wha
wns coming at the Muskogee conven-
tion and if the governor thinks fo.
one moment we have forgotten he i«
much weaker than we think he is.
"William Murray la not good ea-
ough to associate in public with th •
governor—it seems, and we are going
to show a few people that they a
not the entire democratic party o.
Oklahoma.''
The legislative banquet Is really • j
movement supposed to have the entir.* :
legislature back of it and was con-j
ceived by what is know i as the legis- |
Iative association. All was goin< j
smooth until the Murray forces be
came aware "f the fact that the g-*\
ernor was to be given a boost .. . ! 1
then they commenced arranging i
counter demonstration, but to be fair 1
they invited the governor to the:r !
spread and listen while they boon. I ;
Murray for governor. They intend, ti j
the governor attends, to make n«
come out in the open (or their favOt- ;
ite. which the governors friends say h" !
cannot afTord tcrdo. The Murray crowJ \
figures that this being the case thj I
governor will decline at the last mo-
ment to, even, stem to be for Murra ,
by attending The Murray people say :
that should the governor attend h
will have indicated that he surrend*. m :
No man has ever
kmrvr the fall meas-
ure of hot weather comfort
a:.;, health uu.il he's v.crn the
genuine "Porssknif underwear. A
] open kn:t, throughout the garment
? -at makes the garment stronger — more elas-
* ■ so thoroughly* ti fortable to the wearer—thdt
:: o y« u know •*/'< res knit," you're content to
know ro other. Insist upon the " Pcrosknit"
label. If ycu can't find it—write us,
CUUBS MTTM CO , Acsterfca, M. T.
and in the future will fight
the man who made him.
are for
situation Is strangely humorous
Prepare for
Worlds Tour
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
o
enough fuel to steam 4.0(H) miles, will
store some coal In Lags cm deck and aiso
take
1 In" her fire room Regular coal
and is being watched by the wise one? j supplies will be taken aboard at the var-
with considerable amusement, whw ; ious stopping place* when needed,
the peacemakers are running back and | The fleet will leave San Francisco on
forth in an endeavor to patch up thi
differences, in public at least, um.il
after the legislature adjourns.
Hurrays friends say the arrange-
ments have gone too far to be recalled
and insist there can be no change—
but it is difficult to tell what will hap-
pen up to eight o'clock tonight.
ri
■f
'JlS WORSE
OAS TOTII A.
Big Banquet
at Elks Club
CONTINU ED FROM PAGE ONE
Creek.
P. Branson—The Free
Public
tlo- Forks of th>
Honorable Fred
Lance.
Senator Campbell Russell—Our
Institutions.
Honorable W. E. Norvell The Head of
N&\ igatlon.
Honorable A. J. Sands—A Legislative
Prophesy.
Honorable E. J. Hobdy—Making His-
tory.
Senate Pown—By Cliff Caldwell—Read
by Ham P. Bee
Governor <\ N. Haskell—The Legisla-
ture "Sine Die."
July 6. us originally Intended, make two
etopM instead of one at Mantis, hold
extensive maneuvers In the Mediterran-
ean. an.l reach Gibraltar the first week
in February. The firs; stop in Man ia
will be eight days, after which the fie- t
turn for three weeks' target prac
71Co Trains
in Wreck
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
a !.• ad-on collision between two special
f.alr.s a quarter of a mile south of this
j t: is morning, one man was killed,
a number of agricultural and mechanical
co'Xe students seriously and painfully
injured.
■1 wrecked trains were running as
a!one being t ie private extra of
the superintendent of the road and the
ut:..-r a special having on board over four
• cr.te :';om the .«%r. ultura.
and le'-iianical ot'llege at Btlllwater,
enroute to oklahoma City t<J
tlce In the Philippines Upon reaching attend the field day trials.
tralia the fie^t will be divided, eight
fchlp? going to Melbourne and eight go-
ing to Sydney, thereby saving several
days' time The stops at Yokohama and
Chefoo will be for only six or seven days,
To Drive Out .Malaria
•And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTKI.K.sft
CHILI* TONIC You know what yOu are takiu$ -
The formula is plainly printed ou erery bottle
lowing it is simply Quinine and Iron in a ta-'. •
>*- lurm. The Quinine drives out the mttlan.'i
ar.d the Iron builes up the svstera. Sold by all
dealers for 27 years. Price 50 cents.
■m
I
to
to
In favor of a
acr^s of land,
through a ser
to adjust the:
extent of cor
w«o.
) +
THAN COMMUNISM
++♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦+
+
On the graduated land tax Judge +
Yandeventer said: 4*
"I desire to be heard a few mln- &
utes. Now I want to say. gentle- +
men, that If you reconsider this +
vote, and lay that vote upon the +
tab.- • \ery moment y..u d
that you have struck Oklahoma
the worst blow—in its history. +
(Applause.) +
"1 want to say to you that with 4*
all the reform that has been In- 4*
augur&ted under this spl< ndid 4*
constitution, we should pause and 4*
consider before you do that
which will injure the business In-
terests of this country. 1 thought
when the bill was proposed the
other day that it would not bo
O
for a moment, and gentlemen, 1
was absolutely dumbfounded when
went through the other house and
Ith those amendment!, having passed that body a!s<> I want
an 1 I do not want to b* misunderstood or mlsquntr.l -I am
graduated tax on land', and If you want to fix It at
so that a man can own no mnr* and will do so, spread It
e* of years so that land owners will have an opportunity
iiselves to the new condition*, then I will vote with you. but
this will take effect i. xt June nni that you will go to the
floating a man's property In one year that he has been
-s In accumulating. I want n tel! you that when you do that
- lfl i COMMUNISM NEVER DID MORE THAN THIS,
you should pause an 1 consider, stop and he conservative
moment before you commit this outrage upon the people
Ti e train was due at Oklahoma City at
e'.even o'clock and was running at a hifer.
rate of speed when it crashed into tf.t
special of the superintendent.
Both engines were demolished and the
fleet making longer stops at Hawaii j "• gineers and firemen saved themselves
and Samoa ow r g ; the difticul-y in h>" ,'u.nplng. Just as the two monsters
coaling more than one or two ^hips at h j struck.
tin.. The pUT> -ire for t ti-v; he fjlct that mp.nj scores of paiwen-
on the Atlanta con^t not later ti:an Feb- ■ "d t a n men were not killed is
mary ced'ted to the fact that the engineer of
Leaving San Francisco July 6. the bat- t,-e 1 -<*ers special on rounding v.ie
t\mhips Kbedulcd to ow • ti S10# ' V' : '•* Faw ""J0*1
kn to Hawaii In nine dayn. arriving !°n " " '• '' '■ • •'*!•«•
erf on July -h*re the < «a pre- "raav and thu Iwraened the n
of the train She was driving. When tne
| excursion struck It was besides being the
heaviest, running much the fastet and
naturally fhe light and flower running
train had t.i give way.
Both engines were demolished and the
two forward cars on e«ch train badly
wreoated. the superintendents combination
enr being almost destroyed.
It was in the superintendent's car that
the only person was killed. Conductor
Allen, of Arkansas City, the Instant the
emergency brake was applied rushed for-
ward ti .--•■e what was the matter and
ere the coating pro-
cess will be long, keeping the fleet until
July 25
The next run. from Hawaii to Samoa,
Of 2,-63 knuis. will require at the un-
knot cruslng spe.sl ten days, so that the
Hart may be expected at Samoa on Aug-
ust 4. Another long stay will be made
on account of the coaling process at
Samoa, the fleet leaving that port about
August 14 for the 2,fcS6 mile run to Aus-
tralia.
Two divisions of the fleet will steam
Into Sydney about August 24, whereas
the tw> other divisions make their i .wl j wag , aught In a narrow passage Just
at M-'bourne, whe. e they will remain the Cftmo He was crushed to
for the last week in August. st< aming death, presumably Instantly, owing to
out at the beginning of September to thfi f ^ that when the rescuing force had
join the battleships . t Sydney and start , hipped into the wreckage to reach him
of the long cruise to Manila. was cold In death.
Reaching Manila the middle of Sep- w Impossible to get a complete list
tertber. the fleet will spend ight davs ; 0f the injured, owing to the fact that
In Manila Bay, before leaving for Yoko- . p ts.^engers on the college special were
ham a. i^aded #n two passenger coaches and two
The fleet will arrive In Japan the fir?', box c-irs. sent out from Quthrie and
week in October, so that ti;ls month started on their way to Oklahoma ,"*lty.
will be entirely taken iip with calls at j The cause of the wreck Is traced direct-
Yokohama and Chefoo, Chlni. th- bat- ;v to the engineer of the college special
tleshlps then returning to tkie Philip- «dio ran his train pas* this plate not-
pines in \ ■••n >er, so that th greater v ithatandln? the fart that th® agent had
part of ti s month can be given ove: to danger signal out and with a number
target practice. ' f passengers was standing on the plat-
Kear-Admiral Sperry does not hope to form. He waved his hat frantically at
reacJi Colombo, 2.946 knots from Manl! .. the college men who were on the rear
educational institutions. The bills passed
were as follows:
House bill by Butler, appro«>rlatlnK
pHt.W) fcr the maintenance, etc., of the
Whltaker Orpha::s- Home «t Pryor <*reek.
House bill ?.C, by Bryan, appropriating
f2.40CM) for ti. -xpei.se'. an.l salary of
I the state board of health up to the '.lme
th* bjard was abolished by the Johnson
I MIL
Hou«e bill 72S. by Whlte'uurst, appro-
priating to pay the salaries und e*-
I pen«es etc.. cf thf atate factory inspec-
j tor, superintendent uf thr free empk > -
Intent bure-au. board <.f arbitration, etc.
flouse bill 702, bv VVhltson. approprlaing
j t -V*' for the Oklahoma Historical so-
ciety.
House blH 715 by Durant, appropriating
(far the temporary needs "f the
penitentiary to be built at McAlester.
The bid as It left the house carried ai
appropriation ol H.OO. but In the eenntf
Senator Redwlne suc«^ede^ In srettlnc
the amount raised to gjO.OOO; Senator
Cunning'.iani a so got in an amendment
reojirir.g tl*at Juvenile court offenders
should be sett to the Kansas reform
sche.i until Oklahoma had a rtforma-
tcrry of ltfc own.
House bill 60S. approprkvtlng H4.1o .15
for the maintenance of the sta'e univer-
sity at Norman.
House bill tfO bv Hawkins, approprlat'-nr
Uf.Vjl to pay the temporary' countv clerks
and countv comuilssioneni of the new
coun'les f !':e ?late for their service*
rendered at ti e time of the election last
fall.
bill by HsAwn. svpropriatlng
Sfl.mo for the 'nnin nance of the A. and
M. college at PHllwater.
House Ml; by \Viltehurst. spproprl
atlng $Z .^7.:>0 for the expenses, salarv
etc.. ->f ' ■ e banjt comm'sslonf ■ h'id hi*
offlre employes, and ofher small con-
t'neent expenses of various state de-
part men it.
House bill <>•< by Pke?n. nppropr'atinr
ti" ifO for the maintenance of th Colore i
Indur^rls' and Normal college at Lang*-
t-v. OVV'hom^
Sercte l;l!l 24S bv Oouldlnr calling for
an ele'tl'm on the matter of the p«rrT<a-
n*"t oration of a state capital next >•' -
venl '?T.
House b'll W4 bv Hudson, p-ovldtnv
ot] eornorstions flllric their chart
Berate bill 27* bv Ar e, known as V.
with th" secretarv of state shall b^ re-
quire* to pav ns rfiarte- fee one-fentb f
one t>"r rent of the authorized rr paper
of stock of the concern to be
This l« thoue-ht to > e a "v>st mejft •-
■ measure it will at th t'n-«
eouahxe the In proportion to ^ the
nmc *nf chartered for **nd H°ve p decwie 1
tendency to herV the "aa® bag' or
"rmre- r^^lta^zatfo^- companies
Hon** bfl bv Hudson, requlrln" rai
roads to keen their -«eM r.f wav ffn^d
e-t'r^f when prising through a m: - s
ho* pasture.
.Tofnt resolution • bv Ttnssett rf st^e
pena'e pro*"1'*,T,'r for the au^'n'ss" n **
♦ h- reoptp of th* state .it the reneral
election in November of the "NeT -ii-
rslem" or •'model city" capital location
pl n.
Senate bill hv Ttedwln# r«*rulr*-*v
railroads o# (►irieboma to maintain repair
sbot>s In th- Qtsts
Serat/. bill bv Johnsto- creatine
at at" "-e^or^os to*^" and r*^**cr4bln r metb'
of controlling and operating same
until the middle of t>eeernber. The runs j platform,
from Colopib" to Adai.. -,1B0 knots. Aden; t---p tv
to Suez I.-' 10 knots, together with the believed
time consumed in getting the flei: them a >
+ ♦ + + + + + + + + + +
«h this legislative bodv
came back
♦ ♦♦4 * + + *4,4 .+ 4, + *4, + 4' + + 4' + 4*
through the canal will take, it is esti-
mated. about one month
The navy department leaves the re-
mainder of the cruLse to Rear Admiral
Sperry for such maneuver* he ma>
wish to execute In the Mediterranean,
with the condition hat Hear Admir.il
Sperry reach Gibraltar the first week in
February.
The officers and men of the Atlant
fleet are to be well fed on the
ney from San Francisco to Ne
Bids were opened at th. navy depart-
ment for 4.14S.SOO pounds provisions
for the 15,000 men and officers on the
journey of l€,0t u miles from San Fran-
cisco to Australia, Japan. China, and to
he r ;
endeavor to have them
.in. but It Is thought they
scent was simply giving
they ifleered hack,
agent had nn order from the
bold the college special
••"rlntendont's train had
ad the engineer stooped.
Is slid to have ordered a*.
v ild have b°en « >.ved.
inductor lived at Arkansas
unmarried.
Ma
ila. Fi
visio
ft-:
the return vo
ge from Manila t^> Hampton Aoads
be supplied from the army storei
Manila for the most part and fresh
otables, fruits, etc., will be bough
Colombo. Aden and Fort Said. <>f
total amount advertised for, there 1
be 1,592.*'
pc
id 1 <
vegetables.
The bidding was br
being cons derably 1
than were paid to
east, who furnished
poiind
fr<
Hampto
Th<
bi
Koads t" San Fran
of pro
opene
Saturday Night
Aitef Supper Sale.
of Jun? 16, 18 & 21 in:h Embroidery
and Flouncing 50c and 75c values in this
lot all on Sale Saturday night from 7
o'clock on at
39 Cents
See West Window
Murry Decided
on 7 urfey Act
CONTINUED FROM FAGE ONE
Senate Has a
Day With Money
CONTINl'EiJ KROM FAGE ONE
issl r * in the new counties
Mo of t.'• bills passed were those
called for the expenditure of money
t ?v.y expenses of earning con-
^ : • : : > run the Orplian's Iwme,
f i the board of health an' then
N .-man university.
An a T.dtnent to t'.e penitentiary bill
Senator Cunningham provides that
, es be sent to the reformatory at
ut'hin> >n, Kansas, Instead of the
rising penitentiary.
' ;. ys and the first legislature
Oklahoma mes to an end. Much
-V will be le't undone, much more un-
« ' B:''1 (tranches are v. rklng
'wever. dnd while It li
t • complete the work
b en bills are pairing
al through a hooper,
terdny passed finally
i. seevral of them of
[o the state.
frtime lately,
Impoftslbllitv
'mlf
the bi
ised
small
maj«
What a cond tion of affairs
Why Should You Need a Friend to Get
You a Piano Price, When You
Pay the Mone>?
Did you ever thiak of that? Is there any reason
why your "friend" who helps you buy a piano from
the sliding price dealer should be able to get a lower
price than you can? Isn't such a condition to be de- |
plored? There is sometliihg wrong. Wr.eredoes the
fault lie? Mostly with the slieing price dealer certain-
ly. He is an expert on "inside prices" and will give
them to any one who brings a customer into his store.
He will give it to you but it is too high. The worst
feature about it all is that even that "inside price" is
ample to give the dealer a big profit, as well as pay
your "kind, disinterested friend" a commisson. And
ycu«are paying the money, too.
Do yiju suppose the dealer who rifles your pockets
in this manner is truthful about the quality of the
piano he is selling you? Will your friend make good
wheu anything goes wrong with your piano?
Listen politely to your friend, investigate all the
stores thoroughly, but before you buy a piano come to
Jenkins. Your friend will tell you that "you can't
make a good bargain at Jenkins'." You can't for your
friend—because—Jenkins gives no commission to any-
one. The Jenkins plan is one price for everyone, and
that price absolutely the lowest. At Jcnkin.s your
friend will get no commission, or any inside price, but
you will get the biggest valne for your money , and 9
that is what you are looking for, isn't it? \Ye are !|
factory distributors for the Steinway, Geo. Steck & Co. ^
Vose, Gabler, Hardman, Ludwig, Harwood, Schaeffer, M
Standard, Elburn,etc. New pianos $125 and up.
I
WESTERN
At Omaha:
Omaha. —
Des Moines
At Lincoln:
I>enver
Lincoln
At Si<wjc City:
Sioux City
Pueblo, ....
R HE
.5 11 3
R. H. K.
11 IB 1
5 6 0
NATIONAL.
At Chicago':
Chicago
Boston —
At Pittsburg:
Brooklyn -
Pittsburg
At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati — —
Philadelphia
AMEBIC AN
At Washington:
Detroit
Washington
R H
.5 10
1 4 2
At Boston:
Boston
St. Louis
f: H. F
2 6 1
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
At Web City:
Joplln —
Webb City
At Enid:
Knid .....
Oklahoma City
At Hutchinson:
Wichita
Leavenworth
At Springfield:
Toledo
Springfield
R H F
_..J> 11 L
3 10 S
W. Jenkins' Sons Basic Co. j
Oklahoma and Vinp. Guthrie,Oklahoma
St. Joi .ph, Joplin, Kansas City, ilo.. Hutchinson,
Independence Kan&as, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Governor Sends Message to
Legislature on Labor Bill
R H. F.
16 1
Governor Ilaakell In a special mes-
sage to the legislature yesterday prac-
tically admitted that the democratic
legislature luts neglected legislation
which might assist the laboring men of
the state. He called attention to the
/act that at least six bills of this na-
ture were sleeping In one of the houses
where they have been sidetracked. Even
the hill mukintr a holiday of Labor l ay
being among tho e mentioned. The gov-
ernor's message is ae follows:
Executive Office, Guthrie, Okla., May
11, 1908.
To the legislature—With onl>* four
days yet within which to act, I app. a!
to you to give final consideration to the
following bills that are pendinjr before
you, In the interest of* the laboring men
i i this state:
Aenate bill No. 81 B, affecting the de-
partment of labor.
Senate 9)111 No. 181, dealing with child
labor.
Senate bill No. 406. carrying the eight-
h"iir pr«.v*. ri of the constitupon into
efTect. This provision oi the const;:.i-
ti -n Is being gTuasiy abused in numerous
l(«*alitles where public works is being
carried on and after a careful Investiga-
tion 1 am <or vinc«>d that the jftlblic is
ri being benefitted by the violation of
- s provision; that the benefit acero* s
r- ie.y to the contractor and that the con-
tractors are importing foreign labor In
violation of the spirit of good govern*
nrmt in our state.
8onate bill No. 4.17. recognizing l.ahor
I'ay as a legal holiday. The spirit of
the state towards its laboring classes
should be to elevate and promote the In-
tellectual and material advancement of
tlie labor rises an«l to Inspire in their
breaF s a feeling of loyalty to the state,
and aiong this line !• gal recognition nf
Labor Bay would be a proper step,
leng as 1 am governor of this Ktat -. l,a-
bor I>av will be by special proclamation
a legal holiday, but this is not *«. 1,,-
sj.irHfg or aailsf.n-tor>- as though ti • leg
lnlatlve department of our goT-rnnient
joined in recognising this day.
Senate bill No. 54. called the 'full crew
bill," I believe the conference commtt-
t'e practically agreed several «lav« ag -
on this bill, it Is not only essential to
justice and the safety of the train men.
but i« atoo of interest to the public
safety.
Senate bill No. 444 is necessary to pre-
vent the railroad Intnreata trocn retsl-
io-tlDK upon our rltixen aitopmen fc r the
Just und proper enforcement of our laws
by the corporation comnitsBion. This
retaliation Hnouid be promptly prohibit-
ed by the passage ef this act.
In the mention of the ubove p ndir*
bills. I do not intend to minimise the
importance of several others that are
pending ulong the same genera! line*,
but i do most earnestly Insist that the
policy of the legislative depart mert
should he to give the wealth producers
of our state reasonable protection before
the adjournment of'this legislature.
Respect't,l!j* submitted.
C. N. HASKELL,
Governor.
WILL NOT PASS.
(Associated Presc.)
Washing ton. May 21 Ne bill to mod-
Ify the power of the federal courts 'n
the exercise of injunctions will be pass-
<•1 t this session of c ^ngrr<«s It v.se
decided tonight at a coAfttrsnre of re -
pubMcan members of the house that to
- nth flMMure hhiM be unwise.
Works Like a Charm
For Female Trouble
"I recommend Car dui to my lady
friends," writes Mrs. Mattie Christo-
pher, of R. F. D. 72, Atlanta, Ga. "I
think it is the best medicine for fe-
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like a charm. Before taking Cardui,
I had suffered with f ^male trouble for
20 years. I was irregular and suf-
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medicines, but none did me so
IS,
- -TtTi
much good as Cardui. Since taking it, I am regular,
suffer no pain and am so much better, in every wav.
I cannot paise Cardui too highly. 4 It is a woiiderfui
medicine./
Cardui is a strength-building medicine, that you
need, if your female functions are disordered, or if
you suffer from any female pains, such as pains in
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 17, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 23, 1908, newspaper, May 23, 1908; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc126700/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.