The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 56, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 25, 1907 Page: 1 of 8
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VOLUME XIX.
TUESDAY MORNING
GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA, JUNE 25, 1907
TUESDAY MORNING
NUMBER 56
DEFENSE
HAS ITS
INNING
Darrow Lays Crimes(to West-
ern Mine Owners
THE PINKERTONS' HOLE
Detectives Accused of Inciting
Bloody Strikes
SCORES WITNESS ORCHARD
v
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Western Miners' Officials Held
up as Blameless in the Face of
Sanguine Story of Their Sup-
posed Accomplice—Pettibone s
Donations Explained
tftoise. Idaho, June 24KIn an add re a 3
that occupied two sessions of the dis-
trict court today, Clarence Dajrrow of
Chicago, outlined to the jury the de-
tailed plea and defense of William I).
51 ay wood to the charge that he murdered
Governor Steunenberg. In broad descrip-
tion, it is to he a denial of every -oh
terlal count in the testimony of Orchard
with a showing that Orchard
Steunenberg because of a private gjrudgo
borne by the loss of a rich share
great Hercules mine, a/r.d explann
tlons of the independent clrcumstano
that tend to connect the three co-de?3n<
ants with Orchard's life and operation
Haywood will take the- stand to snaka
personal denial of Orchard's accu
Moyer may he called to testify solely to
ts and 01 r. iintetn.ru#1;. affecting the
Western Federation of Miners, but P
tll>on<t will no-t be a witness in this case.
There wasn't a man. woman or child
en the street who was not his frlen.d
rot a clog or a cat but could find n
Jiome In his wtoodshed. That was
George Pettibone "
Pettibone, the attorney said, was
never connected intimately 1n any
with the Western Federation or Its
officers.
Mr. Darrow then took up Orchard's
life at Cripple Creek. He declared that
Orchard burned a saloon and high
graded at the very outset of his ca.
reer. Ho went Into the story of tho
alleged attempt to wreck the train
the Florence and Cripple Creek rail-
road, which had falsely been laid t
the Western Federation ofc Miners and
declared the first time Haywood. Moyer
or Pettibone had seen Orchard
when tho man camo to Denver on a
pass and or^ money Issued by S. D.
Scott, chief of detectives of the Flor.
encc and Cripple Qreek ra/ilroad.
"An oily, slimy fellow," Mr. Darrow
termei1 the detective. #
"Cripple Creek had become the Wat-
erloo of tho Western Federation of
Miners in Colorado," said Mr- Darrow
"The organization had fine halls, co-
cperatlve stores, libraries. it w.is
flourishing and doing something until
it took a chance in, g^lng out to help
the striking smelter men in Colorado
CJ Cy."
A Railway Company P?ut
I Mr. Darrow said the attempt to
•wreck a train was a plot of the railway
company and the Mine Owners* ass.c,
latIon to wreck the union. He said
the defenso would show that Orchard
was constantly In company wlt/h th&
detectives of the railroad and the mine
ovners. $
"And while honest, hard worllng
miners were denied the privilege of
X>;LSMlng the military lines this feper
Orchard went 1n and out as he pleased
General orders were Issued t.'fit Harry
Orchard should go ury! come when he
T/anted to."
Taking up next the blowing up of
the Independence depot. Mr. Darrow
enid he did not know whether Orchard
Mew it up or not but he was inclined
to believe that he did not. The depot
•was a worthless building—a side track
stop for working trains. it wasn't
vorth a white chip, declared the at-
torney.
Killing Was an Accident
"But the mine owners wanted the
military back In the district and about
the time this depot was blown up the
■word had gone out that something was
coming off I won't say ti,at tho mine
rwners or detectives wanted to kill
anybody at this depot. Killing peo.
pie was too mussy for them. This
depot was worthless and unused. If
the powder could be "touched off just
before the train arrived and before the
men got there, |t would not kill any
body but it would be another attempt
on the part „f the Western FederalU-n
of Miners to get rid of a jot of scabs"
Here Mr. Darrow explained the d<
fense s theory as to the transmission
of money from rettlhpne to Orchard,
He said:
Why Money Was Sent
"Orchard asked Pettibone to keep a
sum of money for him. saying he
•would write him from time to time.
RESTAURATEUR TO
SUE FOR DAMAGES
The Proprietor of the 'Horseshoe
in San Francisco Will Enter
State Court
Washington, June 24—Acoording to pri-
vate advices received here today the pro-
prietor of the Horseshoe restaurant,
W'h'oh was attacked during the recent
aJiiti-japanese riots In San Francisco, will
tomorrow enter suit in the state courts
of California against the city of San
Francisco to reeover damages done th*
restaurant property. D strict Attorney
Devlin, a telegram from San Francisco
says, will represent the Japanese plain-
tiff In the action. It was stated at the
department of Justice today that some
time ago Mr. Devlin was instructed to
offer his sen-Ices in case*complant was
entered.
PLAN BANQUET FOR
DOLLIVER AND LANDIS
The Noted Statesmen Will Speak
' at the Oklahoma City Chautau-
qua today
Special to the State Capital.
Oklahoma City, ok., June 34—Sonaior
J. P,#Dolllver of Iowa in't OonKTcv<3in<in
C. B. I^andi*. of Indiana talk here at
the chautauqua tomorrow afternoon and
•ning. Iciepubllcans here, as a court?sy
to the distinguished guests, will give.
th«m a bairquet at the Threadgill hotel
after the chautauqua Tuesday nisht
About tifty local republicans and a few
from the outside will be present.
Decision on Constitution-
To Be Announced Today
What will be the opinion of the su-
preme court In the convention cases to-
day? is the absorbing question. Specu-
lation is rife and on almost every tongue
the Interrogations Is uppermost.
At two o'clock yesterday the members
of the supreme court who were in the
city held a short conference In cham-
bers, but nothing could bo learned of the
nature of the discussion. At two o'clock
this afternoon the opinions will be hand-
ed down.
Harry A. Noah and S. R. Snoddy and
The interest
° Great
Is
T. Stewart arrived In the city yes-
terday and were in conference for a
short time with Horace Speed, counsel
In the cases. Just what course will he
pursued when the decision Is made was
discussed, but it was stated by Mr. Noah
that tho character flf the opinion will
entirely govern the question of appealing
3 the United States supreme court.
It Is the Kcn-'^il opinion among the at-
torneys who. have watched the cases
I heard tne arguments and read the
briefs of both sides, that the court will
sustain Judge Pancoast on the point that
CONTINUED ON °PAGE 2; COLUMN
NOT FOR JOHNSON,
SAYS HIS SECRETARY
1
NEK CENSUS
HIK OKLAHOMA
United States Authorities Want to
Know How to Rate the Pro-
posed State
Washington, June L 4._On the ad
vice of the attorney general, the presi-
dent today Instructed the secretary of
ccmhjerce ;gyi labor to have the cen_
mjs bureau make a special enumera-
tion of the inhabitants of the pro.
posed state of Oklahoma. including
twill the p.-es.int territory of Oklahoma
ord the Indian Territory, to determine
tho population of the proposed new
state and its distribution among the
l-eral territorial subdivisions in,to
which the State will be divided should
tho constitution confirmed by tho con
cntion lately sitting there be approv-
.1 at the polls.
THEY FIGHT MOONSHINERS
Revenue Qfficers Raided 13 Stills
in South "Carolina
party
AshevllK N. c . June 2-4
revenue officers which had a fight with
>onshi tiers In Stokes county on Friday
last returned here today, having captur-
ed thirty five moonshiners and destroyed
thirteen illioit stills.
HEAT EAT1L TO ELEVEN
Many Prostrations Follow Rise of
Thermometer at Pittsburg to
.Eighty-Two
Pittsburg, June 24—Eleven persons are
■Jul and many |*ro.<trated as a dir t
or Indirect result of the wa,rm weather
Jcperienced In the Pittsburg district with
In the pa«t 24 hours. The maximum .'em-
Tat u re today was 82.
SUSPECTED OFFICER
PRISONER IN CUBA
C. E. McCullough of the 15th Cav-
alry Charged With "Desertion
and Financial Troubles
Washington, Jun, 54—Inquiry nt the
war department Into the report
utenant Charles E. McOullough, Fir-
nth cnla-vry, Is to be court martial.!*
desertion ar,i financial lrn> iilsr;t!„.l
•Plops that this officer who had be<n
niLsejng for nearly a year, was arrested
In New Orleans six W'vks ago and sent
Havana to the custody of Oeneril
nwnnndlnff th>' Cuban army of
ANXIOUS
CQtUKT
Barry,
'acification.
CONTINUED ON PACE 2; COLUMN
IE FORGOT THE NEW TWIN
Five Killed and a Score Injured in,
a Collision on the New York |
Central
Rochester, June 24.—Five persons were
killed and a score more or lews Injured
last night on the Auburn branch of the
New York Central road one milo east of
1'lttsford when a passenger train crashed
Into a freight train. Tho collision oc-
curred on u sharp curve at u point known
as Mitchell's farm.
Tho passenger train hnfl been only a
short time, running on Saturdays and
Sundays. It Is said the conductor of ie,
freight train forgot that the passcn?,
train was running.
OVER VETO OF SCHMITZ
LAFOLLETTE AT
OKLAHOMA CITY
Wisconsin Senator Edified Au-
dience Last Night by ^ Treatise
on Trusts •
Special to the Stat eCapltal
Oklahoma City, June 24.—Senator Rob-
ert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin was .ne
drawing card at the second night's ses-
sion of the Oklahoma City Chautaur/ua
tonight. The Wisconsin senator spoke
on the subject: "The Trusts'' and told
of the fight which he made on the com-
bines of his own state while governor
and of his work In the Unile.l S#itts
nate in behalf of railroad legislation.1
Prof. I. N. Holcomb of this city, cashier
City National bank,
spoke at the afternoon's session. Sunday
fternoon and Sunday night Dr. Gun-
saulus of Chicago entertained large au-
diences with a masterly sermon and lec-
INOHY. INT
ture.
WARSHIP TO "INVESTIGATE
£ Husky Hand Behind the Probe
of an Italian's Death
San Domingo, June 21—An Italian war-
ship is exproted here shortly to ln . es ti-
Rill' • the killing of a:. ItalUtn named
SoTatia,
CARS COLLTDE" ON CURVE
and
Mortorman "Mortally Hurt
Nine Others Injured
North Attleboro, Mass. June 24.—
Motorman, Joints Harding was fatally
and nine other persons more or less
seriously hurt today in a collision be.
iween two electric cars on a curv
Special t« the State Capital.
Oklahoma ^ity, Ok!a., June 24.—
I>ef)oro a crewd which completely
packed ftho district oou^t room ifnd
w reich for a time threatened to post-
pone the hearing, Coroner SchaefTer
held an inquest today to determine
whether Mrs. J. R. Meadows, Ru.
dolph Tegoler aiyl Mrs. Dorothy Keith
should be held as accomplices In the
murder of J. R. Meadows, foreman, of
a Pioneer Telephone com|>any con-*
struction crew on the night of Juno
4.
City attorney Chambers, who held a
lengthy <*>nversation with Tegelcr on
trie nights the body was found two miles
west of Capital Hill, wna the ftiwt #K.
V( ss called by county attorney Hays.
He told of the trip to the field at mid-
night and the finding of the remans
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ «
tween North Attleboro and Attleboro *
WEATHER
Washington, June 24.—Forecast:
Oklahoma ar.d Indian Territory:
Fair Tuesday. Wednesday pos-
sibly thunder ahowers.
SENTENCE OF FORMER
OFFICER IS COMMUTED
Hugh Kirkman Discharged from
Federal Prison at Leavenworth
—Another Kirkman to go, too
Leavenworth^ Kas. June 24 -ITi^gh
Klrkrnan^ former lieutenant In Tho
United States army, was discharged
firom Hi-- Unlttd States penitentiary
here today, his sentence of three years
lor embezzlement having been com-
muted by president Roosevelt. Ex-
Captain George W. Kirkman. serving
a sentence of live years at thl' prison,
will be discharged In October.
KNQ£ TO THE STUDEN'fS
Frank A. Day Denies Launching
Governor'SaPresidential Boom at
Omaha
St. Paul, June 22-—"T did n<% an
r.ounce In Omaha, ns reported from
tluit city, that I was authorized to
-unco G. verii' r J< hn A. Johnson's
candidacy for th"e democratic presid-
ential nomination," said Frank A.
Day, secretary to Governor Johnson,
when ho # reached ^ St. Paul todny.
"What 1 did sfl/y" explained Mr. Day
"was that Governor Johnson has dis-
ci u raged the efforts of his friends to
make of him a presidential candidate.
Anything elso I am quoted as saying
Is a manufactured s'tory."
BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT
° IN SWEETHEART'S ROOM
Muskogee Negro Brooded Over a
• Love Affair and ends it 3,11 in a
Tragic Manner
ft
Special to th
Muskogee I
let hole thr
man, a$yoi
<*ree>k rooms
owing to tr«
he.irt, a woman mimed Hart. The young
nejfro brooded gver the affair. Me ar.W
at an early hour Ibis morn, going to The
door of li s mvc< thc.n^ -room where bo
y fcflew out hi,
Capital.
1. T. June 24—With a bul-
ugh bis iheail, Walter*feiir-
ik negro, lies dead at the
a victim of unrequited love,
'th his dusky sw.vn-
Ilterally
his brains.
Cente
Senator Addresses Graduates ol
the-Yale Senior Class
Haven, Conn., Juno 24—T>ho ota-
tor of the day at the senior « xercises in
the- law school of Yale university this
afternoon was Senator P. C. Knox of
Pennsylvania and his subject was "Tho
Devi..oni- fe of th-- Ful ral Pow< r to
Regulate CVjmmercK"
In the gradual class of the threo honors
tw> ♦re won by FlIiplno«. Joso
of Piimpapga, takes a Magna cum laud®
honor ar.d "Mariano Honorade de Jaya of
Bclanz.-'s takes on h.|ron cum laude.
r * ■,—
DAN HANNA WEDS AGAIN
His Marriage to Mrs. Stuart o'f
Cleveland Was Quiet
Cleveland, June 24- !>nn R.•Hanna, son
▼ j of th* lab Sei ito0Hunfti wm this
♦ ternoon marritnl t - Mrs. Stuart at th«
• ♦htsldenco of the bride's mother In this
♦ ity. The ceremony was perfumed by t
♦ I of th< piam. Tb«- o-iiy wltneaiea
♦ w.o the 1-ride's mother and one or twa
♦ I "ther perrons.
Democratic Congressional Candi-
dates, and .Delegates Milling
for Big Event
Special to tho State Capital
Hobart, Ok., Juno 24.— Tho advance
guard of delegates to the fifth congres-
sional democratic convention have*been
arriving all day and at 7 o'clock this ev-
cnlnK the Chickasha and Lawton delega-
Hons ttrrlVfd In a np'tlal train 1,009
strong. #
The six candidates are o^n the ground
and have opened tempeffary headquar*
t«'rs at*the hotels. Masslngale and Cun-
ningham are ensconced aL #the Brock,
while Feri^s, Bond, Carpenter and Wea-
ver are at the Nash. It Is predicted here
tonight that Ferris will be a neusy win-
ner, with Bond a close second. Ring
rule Is much In evidence ^nd the Ho-
bart contingent will dominate tho •con-
vention.
MURRAY8 COUNTY
. IS UNINSTRUCTED
Special to thf^tSate Capital • *
Sulphur, I. T . June 24. J. H. Wright.
C. E. Elk ins. Ira Roberts, T. p. Oafford
and Judge Feganp delegates from Mur-
ruy county to ihe congressional cony n-
tion, went ot Tlobart today absolutely
unlnstructed. But the deleKntlon are
strujig supporters for Weaver.
INDICTMENTS EOK TEN
Special "Grand Jtiry at Denver
Charges Violation of Coal and
Timber Latvs
SMALL .TI •
MAt TO
-UNCLE SAM
Telegraphers' President Takes
a New Track
IN TO WIN "REliARDLESS'
Mackey Sizes it up in ajerse Ulti-
matum
TO PR0B£ FOR CONSPIRACY
T>r
J vine
today in
made by
24.—Ten prominent cltl
sens of Colorado were ni
connection with tbf indlc
he special grand Jury.
igainst them is conspiracy to defraud tho
government under tun coal and timber
laws. •
The Central Labor Union of Wash,
ington Starts a Movement Ro-
, questing the President to Inves-
tigate Possible Violation of Anti«
Trust Laws—Great Offer ta
! Loyal Men
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Is There a Trust? +
Washington, June 24.—The Cen- 4
trak Labor union of Washington +
tonight sent a telegram to Presl- 4
♦ dent Roosevelt requesting that he +
♦ institute an Investigation to de- +
termlne If the telegraphecompanles ^
♦ have entered Into .. conspiracy +
♦ In restraint of trade in viola- +
♦ tlon of the Sherman antitrust +
law. At the request of American +
^ Federation of Labor similar steps +
+ will be taken by all the leading ^
^ Labor unions of the nUlted States. +
♦ ♦
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Oakland, Oal., June 21—President Small
f the Telegraphers announced thl^ itf-
ternoon that hfe would Jisk tho aid of thf>
I'm ted tSates govern man«t 1" the set-
tlement of the strike. Jjei said he would
apppjd to President lUisevelt and meim-
bers .n" tho ciiblnet to intercede on iha
ground that flransact'on of business <f
naticrnal importance is being interfered
1th because of the strike. President
Small asserts that when Intervention id
the president and cabinet offi-
cials, It will be learned that the striking
•telegraph.ar.^in no wise to blame for
tho strike. ,
A telegram *was rocelve<l by General
■Superintendent Storer of tho Postal
company in San Francdaco from Presi-
dent Ma.ekey, president of the Postal ,
Telegraph company. It is in substance as
folio
While
I feel tnat our men In abandoning tlielr :
ltlons were undutlful and headiest.
Mr duty to the putaflic and the com-
l^tny 1h guilty of Unwarranted actio
WE SHALL TAKK FIllM STAND IN*
i i::ai.in«j withi tiik hit cation and
WE ARB DETERMINED TO WIN RE-
GARDLESS OF THE COST. With this
in view, I hereby approve and confirm
the instructions given you by the general
man.iger and In addition thcf*cto, you are
authorized to say to our ls->yal men wha
Aand by us In our dlfWoulty: •
"All operators will be paid thelr*regu-
lar salary as*a bonus, and tfhelr service*
will l e computed ns extra^on a bqpls of
seiven hours per day,or night. Should
you detlm 4 wise to do ;;o, you ma- alsot
furnish free meals and lodging until w•
return to our iiormal condition."
krhll#« deeply regretting the altuationv
el tnut our men In abandoning tlielr
>f th
Nothing For Republican State
Convention to*Do at This Time
San Francisco Supervisors Pass
City Budget
San PYand#oo, .liino 24 -Tli boarl of
mipnrUs.irrf at th.-lr mcolti * thLs . nlnn
.passed the city budget over tho veto of
Mayor SehnnU.
OltYahoma City, Okla., June 24.
To ti eHt t * 'apital. -Let m<- <'ongra;'i
late the Stnte Capita,] on Its lucid and
clear cut presentation of tho present
political situation In Sunday's State Cap-
ital. The republican state <x«mmlttee
need no defense for doing the only thing
they could have done, still it la well for
you and other loyal republicans to pre-
sent the ens" plainly and squarely.
Lot u« look at tho situation a^noment
and suppose that a omwntion had been
called and held with its attendant fx-
penses to the committee and delegates.
It would have been exceedingly difficult.
If not Impossible, to aareee on a line af
policy for the reason that no one know a
wlunt Is before you. There may be ro
election at a.11 and If there Is to be ore
you do iKit know yet when It Is to be
held or under what conditions. It wouid
then, have been the she-.'rit-t folly to ha\ e
Incurred the exr ense. and what Is more
Important, to have ENDANGERED '"HE
ULTIMATE HARMONY THAT MUST
EXIST TO INSURE SCC< *ESS IN CASE
AN ELF!tTION IS HELD. As It Is. the
the republicans have nothing to undr>,
nothing to retract, nothing to ohange.
WhM It Ifl known deflnltlly what s be-
fore you then the chosen irepresonfa*i -ef*
of the party ran gather from all jiarU
of the two territories and a policy be
formulated, whdeh I believe will be Ac-
quiesced i-n by all.
The democrats on the contrary have
gone ahead blindly and oomtnltted th *m-
selvea to th# policies they wiU probably
have b^retrnet or Ignore. K«f Insta-ce
I he v it "WE FIRMLY STAND UP-
ON THIS OOV8TITUTION IN ITS EN
TI RET Y A<' OUR PLATFORftl" AND
YET IT IS M' RK THAN PRORARLt'7
THAT THEV WILL HAVE TO CHANG
IT VldtY MATERIALLY TO COMPLY
i IIB
party
WITH TI 110 iM AN DAT!•
couifr.
Tlu^posltlon of the republ
and b;us been co- sistent, safe and sm-aa
It proposes to defeat a constitution that
Is outrageous, unfair and ridiculous In
it* provision^ that conflicts with the®c*n-
abllng act and the federal constitution,
that would bring endless expensive liti-
gation If adopted and proclaimed, a,id
would impede rather than advance the
Interests and welfare of the people. When
th« proper time comes the republican
party will si t promptly, ^eeisl
|CV,
rnnd
venty-three persons Indlctr
iry. forty-Ave Indlvldua
• barged with conspiracy to defrat
United States under the coal ur
er laws.
le parties come from six dlfferer
a. So fnr no warrants have been li
for*persons residing In states o\v
of Colorado.
e McPhee and McGlnnlty compan
em r, wholesale lumber d^il.-rs, at
TWO SAVED.FROM A SHIP
EIGHTEEN MAY BE DEAD '
Four Story Building Collapses i*o
New York and List of Casual-
ties is Unknown
N'ow York, June Z"—A four story build-
inc a-t the irirner of I>a Fayette an<t
Walker streets collapsed early this morn
Inp. The pOlloe announce^ that eighteen
l>< ople. mostly Italians, are In ftie bulld-
• 'ii'., Se\<- .ire known to have escaped,
two have been rescued nine are still be-
lieved -to be beneath the ruins.
PATRICK S PROTEGE • ,
SHOCKED TO DEATH
Remainder of the Passengers aiicT
.Crew of Santiago Reported to
Have Perished
Santiago, Chlli\ Juno 24.—Tho Pnr
team Navigation company's eoas|
teamer, Santlngo, a ■ ! of 1,IM ti
rading between Panama and the so
Sing Sing Prisoner Staved off Pen-
alty by the Advice of the Notor-
ious Lawyer
of Ho
rkrd In
A' to
has
alnder
report
Hqaull, fifty
>d to have perished.
united
i Joined by the
and will not
harmonious, but will ti
ands of good democtx
republicans will sacrifice for a little wljile
lor;ger their desire for statehood In tne
greater drslre for a new constitution that
will give them equity and Justice.
FRANCIS CURTIS.
' THE KID *' HITTING IT UP
Two More Hel.-Pup by the Western
Dime Novel Bandit
Pr.wno, Cal., Juno 34 ,V doapBtoh wlfc
rof.lved at Madwo lalo thin aftornoon
stating that two Yowi-nlte tourists woro
he-Id up this afternoon betweien Cr ns
and < rirb Guioh. thirty mile* from Ala-
df<ra. The bold up is said to have com-
mittal by tlir same -man who held ip 'he
stage a few da\s ago and who held up
the two proceeding seasons stages. No
particulars were received.
York,
lurderei
He
rented his wife
he trheatened
Albert T. Pa ti
f the murder
e ft John Johnson. %
as put to death In th«
Sing Ring prison early
acts were given.
!"• -I li1 !t'-- Cnther!n' ,
Yonkers two yeera e#o
f their two young chil-
•en an ex-convlet, had
adly and shot her when
badly
to le.
hln
tin
Marsh Rice, took a d«-p
ffchnson when the two «.
convicted
William
Int.
In
appellate coi
nff death up
on fined to-
house and It was
him that Johnson
ts. was able to
) this time. '£
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER
IS UNDER ARREST
June 21.
L.
Brown, foTrm
i - hler of the Big Four railroad n
tloornlngton, III . and wanted there fc
tie alleged embezzlement of $25.(100, wn
ikon Into custody here last night, an
rill be held for Uie Illinois authority
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 56, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 25, 1907, newspaper, June 25, 1907; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc136202/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.