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VOL. VIII.
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The Mustang Enterprise
MUSTANG NEWS NOTES
JEWEL MORGAN, Local Editor.
K M. Mitchell was in El Keno Satur-
day.
OKLAHOMA (MUSTANG) OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBEB
Royally Entertained (
ln lonar <'f 'helr associate malron. lVI0CK SALAD EASILY MADt ; TABLE E01JIPAGF
Mrs Mary I). Hampton, of Coral Chap «r III-" IMULC CyUlrrtUt
ter O K S., a reception was given on * En,hu#,«tic Over Dish That
Thursday afternoon by a congenial Should Be Good and Is by No
company of members and friends. Means Costly.
r rom 2 until 4 o'clock was given to the j
STS rBrH r- "Ue-rj
Ilert Brlndley was in Oklahoma City jMa^nrV""Never were The member' 7"*'' ^pptd'"'or cuT livery' small
I .,11 !.he .!'!' mber8 I Places Season with a level teaspoon
. i in 2
Thursday ThanksgivinK
turkey "
"Oh. you
Saturday.
Mrs. F. Dunbar was shoiiping
Oklahoma City Tuesday,
' \\ Matheney was transacting
business in Oklahoma City Saturday.
It. M. Fry shipped a carload of
tie to Oklahoma City Monday
| place to which Mr. and Mrs. Hampton
■ire both members, joined with the
chapter in preparing and serving a
j most elaborate two-course luncheon
bo loath were the guests to leave the
hall, where the, had so gracious-
j v received and entertained, that thev
Mrs. T. .1. Vanarsdale was shopping I fcd ow'Vm?- Sh:"'"S "f
In Oklahoma City Friday I ilon,..K uiui ' us r«'tlri' "> our
J nomes. W ith regrets we told our
Quite a number attended the Jack \i££rrS!1™tau*00&'hyt'' who I,,av« for
son Taylor sale near Tuttle Monday. I future home in Omaha, Neb.
Old Time Corn Husking.'
, ".io i lie IlieMUHTS Mppna
more enthusiastic than on this occa- ,," ?, ■— —
sion, each feeling it their duty to a 8a,tsPoon of pepper and a
make it a grand success, filling their 3cant teaspoon of sage Mix thorough
offices nobly After closing the chap- y ,,ut a cup of milk in a sauce-
ter in due form the hour of work gave add two tablespoons of dried
way to one 9f merriment and hospital- j "read crumbs and cook until smooth
all HOi L' 11 III ir« of ihlo ?<>m t. .. ...
. , _ . O"" --u inuirniiuuilB Ul uuru I 11 U1 in
h„", ,S";^7'"on waa transacting Uv when the '"err,"nt,,,lt "nd ho®P tal-; ^ead crumbs and cook until smooth table is „
business In OklahomaC.ty Tuesday ,Ad" - -"".-spoons to h«
MANY AND VARIED ARE THE
PRETTY THINGS OFFERSO
Modern Hostt Should Have No
Trouble In Securing Perfect Ap
pointments — Designers Cer-
tainly Have Done Their Best.
almost every worn
table is a matter of especial pride
tea
Mrs ( Kheling was shopping
Oklahoma City Tuesday.
In
Clarence Owens was transacting
business in O..lahoma City Tuesday
Miss Kuth Payne visited with home-
folks Saturday and Sunday.
A very large crowd wittiesed the
Hampton sale last Saturday
The sportsmen or our town have
been very busy hunting this week
t'leane Dunbar was transacting busi-l
tiess in Oklahoma City Tuesday.
Miss (lladys Smith of Kdmond is
visiting friends here ihis week.
An all-day
the home ,, iiuuufl|u uu |aH1
Wednesday, followed by an ovate" sun
npp uiiii • '
'Utter and two well beaten eggs. Thet
"Id the meat to (lie bread mixtyre
v '"'ii well mixed fill greased custard
ups. stand tbem In a shallow pan of
soiling water covered with greased
aper and bake about half an hour in
i moderate oven Earlier in the day
nake soine tomato sauce: one can of
omatoes, two or three onions (if you
ere for onions), salt and pepper
slowly until the onions are soft
^ hen ready to serve place a generous
mount of the sauce upon each plat
—- —v corn husking was given . ' . -
at the home of F. \v. Hubbard on last u turn one of ,,i'' upside down
the center of the sauce Have
• ■ "j «« « ujoin Blip- ' hi** nuu* * ■ in **
per ami party, where the young and1 he 8auc« cold and the cup mixture
Oil took IIMPt All .. . . m. .
old took part
time.
All report a pleasant lot- This may sound troublesome.
but It is quickly and easllv made —
•oston, Globe.
It. h. Bou 1 ware was transacting
business in Oklahoma City Friday
To all members of the A. H. T. A.
remember the regular meeting night
is the 4th Monday night of each
nionth. Members are requested to be
present at these meetings.
Oeorge ( hureh was transacting busi-
ness in Oklahoma City Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Cash Hostetter are the
proud parents of a baby born Novem-
ber 20th.
f ,!i,y,?Unhuat,',a"d ''"ss? An Irritable,
Mult finding disposition is often due to
i a disordered stomach, a man with
K«od digestion is nearly always e.,(H|
u*'• d A great many have TTr-. n
peiman.-ntly cured of stomach trouble
by taking ( hainberlaln's Tablets. For
sale by all dealers.—(adv.)
The Mustang Telephone company
lias a new switch installed, which was
purchased from the Western loiectric
" 'n Oklahoma City last Tues-
<l*J The change will make a great
improvement in the service.
I'. II. Hampton and famllv departed
| Monday for Omaha, Neb., where thev
«iii occupy their new home The fain'
i inhlsl"!? ,W" «",a,l-v '"'"««•« from our
midst, such as church work, social and
odge enterprises, and many friends
wish them much success in their new
| home.
noi"'1"" 1 often the
-ouiie of amazement. If you would
! liin®. Ti!,"" appetite take Chamber-
lains Tablets. They not only create
novelty in table covers
Of Tapestry Edged With Metal Galloon
They Are an Effective Or
nament.
Extremely effective are the covers
for the table in the library or living
j room made of tapestry, edged with
''<• metal galloon The shops offer
'l e wool, or wool and silk tapestry, in
unusually handsome combinations of
• olors. Some tapestries have the met-
>1 threads woven into the designs
this being- the rase especially with thr
1 lanR«-able effects. The cover is cut
!( fit the top exactly or may be made
in the form of a long runner hanging
well over the ends or sides of the ta
' • or. in some cases, it is made
^inare, hanging down on all four
banding of the galloon finishes the
and sometimes a second band
er table equipped
vith the most charming furnishings
°i with novel and amusing ones Is
one of the great ambitions of her do
mestlc life. There are so many at
tractive articles for the tea table that
I s indeed difficult to choose among
them, and there are so many attractive
styles of furnishing it that almost all
women have pangs of regret when
they select one style only to And after I
ii Vfra.' articles have been purchased 1
lint there are SO many pretty things
>o be bought In quite a different style
NIAGARA'S MIGHTY STRENGTH
Hard to Estimate Power That Has
Been Wasted Since Hennepin First
Described the Falls
In the autumn of IS78 a Franciscan
r. Hennepin, set out alone tha
j nrst solitary liguro of ti xpedltlon.
a gray priest from the gray rock of
Quebec, In a birch canoe, carrying
i with him ihe furniture of a portable
| altar. Along the way up the St
, lawrence |,,, st0p|„.(I to minister to
! the habitants, too few and too poor
jo support a priest, saying mass, ex
! i"'rtlng and baptising Karly in No-
vember lie arrived at the mission at
°rt Frontenac. which he had two
or three years before helped lai Salle
to establish In the nihls Soon l.a
Salle s lieutenants appeared with
most of the and while some
were dispatched In canoes to Lake
Michigan to gather (lie buffalo fleeces
against the coming of the ship whose
keel had not yet been laid, the rest
(l.a Motte. Hennepin and sixteen
men I embarked for the river by
Which the upper lakes empty Into
I.ake Ontario and the SI Lawrence,
31.00 PKil YKAR
J 'lay
prairie queen items.
city Frl- [
Convicted Banker Granted New Trial
Craig went to the
Ml i'aul, Minn. \V. P. Phillips. man.
ager of the First National bank of Vin-
VukonTilesdav'ra v,8l,Bd 1,1 al,r' K " Ave years',imp'rUonment'foJ
mak ng a false report of the condition
O. (I Maine shelled corn for Thomas ° comptroller of the
Johnston Thursday currency, will be given a new trial In
,, , „ | lh0 'WO'"! Judicial district of (lkla-
t rank I erklns made a business trip '""i'" Tulsa, under an opinion hand
ed down In United States circuit court
of appeals.
j to the city Saturday.
Andy Males hauled a load of wheat
j lo the city last week.
Miss Ludmiln Horlivy visited the
school Wednesday evening
Misses I'tidmila and Anna Horllng
went to Union Wednesday.
Miss .l.-ssi,. Males spent Sunday with
Heulah and Gladys Douglas
No. 408. .
No. 10..
No. 9. ,
No. 407..
TIME TABLE. MUSTANG.
East.
a. m.
3:05 p. m.
West.
10:f>3 a. m.
6:40 p. m.
C. E. SIMMONS, Agent.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Smith
Mr Odell Saturday night.
Milled on
,i..lf , ... w.i ptjir '-tint- v>niario and i
■he, h e1:"?" aCC,"rd """ W"al 1 'h:" lH' "lo Ni"s ra T ">'
For tlL , ,1y, purchn8e'1 1 911iepln, we owe .he first descrlp-
<M,derful ol tv r™ !rble IT" " ° """ l""' P'C,Ur" °f probably
onlv the ' Of course I now more familiar to the world than
hepe to obtain n,i i "7"' * lh ' a"y ",hl'r """iral feature of this con
-liver i l 8,"' pieces of this . tlnent 1)o has somewhat magnltied
mo/ern sfh "J' J"f. ' nr'', h> ! these tails, but they are
by h,™d i 1.^ silver made | Impressive enough to acquit him of
no machine midc r,,lor ,"a' ! f«'"' ~tlo„ an werful enough to
the desire of I atuln- ' run virtually all the nianufactnrlng
, e of a" women who really arc | plants In the states. If they
•enid be gathered within reach As
Mr and Mrs Walte/ orr speni Wed
nesday night with Hoy Stewart
Miss Clara Perkins spent Saturday
and Sunday with Edith Purdln.
Claude Forster and Hud Johnston
were absent from school Thursday.
Misses Edith and Marian Purdln I
went to El Heno sightseeing Monday. I
I day.
Several from
sale at C
around h<'
II Odell's,
'«• attended
last Tues
equipment of
^or sale by all dealers.
w. C. Morgan shipped a carload of I"'',"?115
sweet potatoes to the northern mar
ket this week.
,, CHURCHES.
Wuite a number of our town nt-1 Methodisi fcpisconat
tended the Center Valley rtain 1 Sunday school each Sund-n n
ment last Friday night a. m.. c. J Spitler. superintendent
m- „ , Z 1'Pworth League now meets at 7
Mr. and Mrs. E \V Brlndley and I'- ■
children visited Oscar Hubbard
Tuttle Saturday night and Sunday
healthy appetite l,„t ,■ J'' second band
at.0.™aC„h.a,"J.<"'a,;!" IJ to doVwork X. Isused'8 " '"Che8 ,r°m the
ching 1st and 3rd Sund.i
eh month at 11 a. m. and ^ in
Mrs W. !•: Clark and children are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Prestridge, at Chickasha, this week. I
Don't waste your money buying
strengthening plasters. Chamb. rl'an s
Ulniment is cheaper and better. Dam
pen a piece of flannel with it and bind ,
it over the affected parts and it will re
lieve tile pain and soreness - For sale
by all dealers.—(adv.)
Presbyterian
Sunday school at lo a
Mohr. superintendent
Christian Endea\or
evening. 7 p. m.
Preaching 2nd an
each month at ll
HKV (j|{
h Sunda
and x
TH. Pas
A cover of this sort la not only ar
tlst ic, but has remarkable wearing
'lualitles
It may b^ said In passing that short
lengths of the tapestry are often to be
round at much under regulation price
Agents' samples are especially well
adapted to covers of this sort.
Lobster Buttered,
I'lek the meat from a large freshly
d lobster Mince It finely, pul It
vjpan with an ounce and a
er rolled in flour Stir
fire until quite hot
■ khth of a nutmeg
is not at hand, com
of fresh
add the on.
d. or. if this
■ mon
ehurch Satur-
M. M. Smith
Edmond, Okla..
with friends hei
day
and
NN Smith ot
shaking hands J,t
Saturday and Sun
Baptist.
iviecs at the M. |-:
business session
'aching each 2nd and th Sunday
I a. m and always on Saturda'v
nights just preceding.
HKV. I. L. SCOTT. Pastor
used; thir
Mrs w c Morgan departed Satur
day morning for an ex led visit
with relatives at Fort
Dallas, Tex.
LODGES.
uu"r,| v,t,M I ^ ^ ^ meets each 2nd and
Worth and •' riday nights in the month
E. W BI NDLEY. \\ M
-rains of cnyenne with large salt
■pootiful of white pepper in it Two
'Mil. spoonfuls of rich gravy are a
:>eat in provement-to this dish Stir
Rently over the lire until
quite- hoi Serve in the shell of the
iniister with bread crumbs over the
meat Time to simmer, 10 mi
rills recipe is sufficient for six ,
sn persons
'ennoisseurs In the
tea table
Then there Is the Colonial china In
•t« many quaint designs and adorable
shapes, all of 1, expensive, but so
delightful that It Is well worth the In
vestment And the glass for such n
lea table should be the fine old cut
n ass. Just a little cut, not heavy and
slarlng like the modern pieces
If one wants to have a tea table In
he English style there Is some new
' | "a in the old Chelsea pattern
wilte with black hands, on which
.re are rose garland decorations
I 'is china harmonizes with the paint
I d furniture and the black ground !
chintzes and brocades that are now
' fashionable With it the Sheffield
ate pieces are in perfect accord
And the Dresden ten table, with Its
quaint !i„|e so fu„ of co|or „„
I harming in design' And the silver
wonderful little hand made pieces. |
delicately carved and brought over a
!• at a time, perhaps as the souve i
nirs of happy summers spent in Euro
uean travel.
Banana Cream Pie
Line plate with crust and hake in
hot oven then cover with thin slices
of ha nan;
Mil dc
pif>>. then fill with a
.vith two
ns of floi
boiler until
you remove
long enough
nicely
tard
inad
' «'!ks <>f two eggs, one
1 nilia Cook In double
iek. adding extract as
>m Are Pour over the
he sti(TIy h< ati-n whites I
id put in oven Just
if is, less than four per cent of the
water that overflows from the four
upper Great Lakes into the lower
lake once known as Lake Frontvnac
and now as Ontario, is diverted for
utilitarian purposes, and yet It sup-
plies the American and the Canadian
l almost equally between the two
■taorca oyer 800,000 horsepowei W hat
| the conversion of the strength of this
' itan, for ages entirely wasted Und
for a century aft *r Hennepin onlv a
| scenic wonder, means or may mean
'o industry In the future is intimated
in some statistics furnished by a re
< < nt writer on the Great Lakes show
ing the relative cost per month of n :
eertain unit of power in a number of
representative American cities -John
Finley, in Seribner's
Uses of Uranium
'I here Is considerable popular Inter
♦■st In uranium in the 1'nlted States on
account of ith connection with ra
dium Very little uranium Is mined
In this country, except as It I3 incl
dentally taken out in mining carnot
'te for vanadium, according to the
1 nlted States geological survy In
I'll the uranium mined amounted
to about twenty-one and two-tenths
t« ns A few hundred pounds of pitch-
blende was mined from the German
mine, at Central Clt> Colo, but this
material whs
Lizzie Odell and Clara Perkins were
absent from school Tuesday and Wed
'nesday
Mr and Mrs. Walter Orr were visit-
ing in this neighborhood the first of
the week
ABOUT YOUR EYES
—go to—
IWVEYS
the RELIABLE
opticians
139 West Main St
Oklahoma City.
Mr and Mrs
Maggie I'urdin
uin's, Sunday.
V I Wilson and Mrn
■ isited at W L I'm
Mr and Mrs. (' 11 Odell spent from
Friday evening until Sunday evening
with J. II Odell
Messrs Robert Foreman and Charlie
and Virgie Stewart spent Sunday with]
Itoy Christ man.
Messrs .1 II. Odell and A. N. llales
and their families were the guests of
ll A. Stewart and family Sunday
Mr. and Mrs c It Spitler and Mr
and Mrs. r .1 Spitler spent Sunday at
Mr. and Mrs Willie Smith's.
A few of the young folkH from here
• it tended the box supper at Center Va^
l«'.v Friday night They all report a
fine time
H. E. Matheney
Dealer in
Dry Goods, Grocer-
ies, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
Highest Price Paid for
Produce,
Vere Craig wei
the train on wl
eousin, Mrs Fost
Leedey, Okla., arr
' to Yukon to m<
i<h his aunt and
and daughter, from
.ed.
Mi,
nd 1'
ralrl
Que
' have b
ork The
sold. ;
ed in
extraetloi
experiinei
f radi
house. Mustang
brt
vn nit
by re
of till
ill p,
(HIS
the I 11
nd hi
hHrindle
our li!. Th
L. I'urdin,
•ster Spitler
judges
Grovei
Mrs. C K. Simmons, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at Vinita
and Kdmond for the past week, re
turned home Sunday
We were very sorry to hear of the
death of Mr. and Mrs It L lUuil
wares youngest son. Nothing more
learned at this writing.
Mr. Greenwood, who has been as
sistlng James Grant with farm work,
was called to Blanchard Saturday on
account of the death of his sister
Mrs Charles orester and daughter,
Miss Jessie, of Moorewood, Okla who
have been the guest of her broth r .1
W Craig, and family, for the past few
days, departed Tuesday for Missouri
George K. Foreman departed Thurs-
day for Happyvill\ Colo, with a ear
of household goods. Mrs. Foreman
and baby will follow later
O. K. S
meets
d and 4th Satur-
afternoons of each month
and
M W
Saturdav
•aeh 1st and 3rd
he month
Loom is, V ('.
It N A meets the 1st W«
night of each month
MUS. CAWIi: MORGAN. (
W. O W. meets each 2nd
Saturday nighth
of the month
5. SIMMONS
c c
than
MY el
ere could be no bett
Chamberlain's ('oue
had
up bh
One
er
Mr. and Mrs
new home
Mrs
sh
Foreman well in their il" d
Our dot
lln s Cough Remedy
eased them, and
I them." says Mrs.
of Lexington. Miss
Adv.
medicine
eh Remedy
with whoop-
was in bed
fas coughing
'hem <'ham
hree bottles
{ A. Donald
For sale h\
Beef Tongue Salad
One of the most substantial
pleasing naladg (or the lunch hour
of be. r tongue fut Rome colli boiled
tongue into thin strlpx and lay it m
'he bottom of your salud bowl Oier
11 sprinkle about hnlf the quanlit) of
Hired potatoes and on the potatoes pu'
1 ' >< r "f rel. n em Into small pieee* |
top and then moist. n all wit'),1 t«-« [
lablespeonfuls of rich Htoek . I
plain French dressing oil.
* 1 I ' ' I 11' I j g I I i 111'' TI
I I- Of o« r ulA Jn,t „ . ,
Bskcd Apples With Icing
Filet of Beef en Catserole
Cut a three-pound file1 in slic
and a half inehes thick TI,
"ith cord, dust with salt and 1
Put in an earthen casserole tu<>
spoonfuls of butter
put in the filets and
on each side Rci
twine Put in the e;
spoonfuls of browned bre«
and two of chopped pickles
l^y Stir, and add butter I
ets hack for a minute Serv
Mutton Broth
hen it Is hr
k five minut(
' and cut o
up their efforts
hut others are still at work Uranium
is employed principally for making
vellow glass, for yellow glazes on
! P"n"r> and in a less degre • as a
'■■bfinlcal reagent Yellow glass mad.
with 1 ranium oxide is known as
"opalescent Direct li^ht shining
through ,, rives « y,.||0 color and
mdireet light a greenish -.llu.
Borne of tbe Arms which have at
tempted to use uranium In the rnnnu
Mr and Mrs
w itli
M r
mi Okfuskee arrivei
their way to New
n and children wll
her sister. Mrs. II
I N and Charlb
fact ti re
xperit
pel hai
the
clai
" apparem
properties
much mon
abandoned such
lm being made
A com husking was given at Frank
Hubbard's last Wednesday and a
party and oyster supper that night.
Those present at the party were th-
Misses Jessie Hales, IMpha Mow i
ware, Heulah and (lladys Douglas,
t'lura Perkins, Lulu and Klva Stewart.
I'th I Loom is and Lizzie Odell. Messrs !
( harlle and Virgie Stewart. Charlie
Hrown, Georae and Fred Spitler,
Seasonal Note
stir llubb;
and M
and M
Hie
Orr, Mr. and
Medford.
The Sunny Sout
Awaits You!
!• specially the seaside resorts of
Morula. Winter Tourist rates be
come elective November 1st and
continue on saledaily until April .'Kith.
Good for return to June 1st. These
rates enable you to make the trii
cheaply.
FRISCO LINES
During the hu
School for Unfortunates
Offers the convenient route to the
Southeast Solid Steel Coaches,
hlectric Lighted Pullman Sleepers.
(Jnequaled set vice on
"THE FLORIDA] SPECIAL"
| Arrange with the nearest FRISCO
j Age,., for your tickets, or address
the undersigned,
« O. JACKSON, D. P. A.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
C. E. SIMMONS, Agent,
Mustang, Okla.
Grlsghy of Oklahoma Citv was
the guest of K \\ |!,indle> Thin-
day. returning home Friday morning,
Mrs^ flricsby was also a guest of the
O K. S Chapture and reception Thurs-
day evening.
Some time between last Friday aft-
ernoon and Sunday some one broke
into the residence of \\ K. ( lark and
helped themselves to a gold wat« h.
chain and locket and some change
besides doing other damage Nothing
more has he. n learned of the robbers
The door was pried open.
Fish Took Cold Easily.
sniped to
em pert
ombat
T ill the
eat h th"
rapid change,
| the temperature of the
ocean, lakes
j surface remains virtually stabl.
(""h. such as carp and trout, when
taken from warm water and placed in
water several dixteeg colder take
enid Tie cold attacks the skin and
1 e N""' «t"l various portions of the
skin present a cracked, rldgellke ap
pearanee. If returned to warm water
Hi" ti.-h usually recover, hut some
times the disease, which seems to he good, also
'' snrt eezetna, eats Into the mUB ' n .irHlieB It*
cies of the fish and proves mortal Ir.iriKrt TI
New York Sun. a paste al
them out
'1 cherry or
them with
en place t
a< li ftp|4(|
Good Stove Lining
A Rood stove llnitiK ore that w|||
Inst t o years or m, ,. can be m„d.
from blue clay Hrick clav
that does not c<
"It is a pleasure to tell you thai
Chamberlain's ('ouch Kemedy is the
best cough medinc'ne l have ever
used." writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell, of
Lavonla, (.a "I hue used it with alii t „„ aici urtaln Stat
my childr. n and the results have been ! building, a grocery store an,I , I
d ealeri — (ad'v [ °ry' For «'« b>' « Ar"* destroyed by lire u„l,
UWRrfl 'auv.i a |ogB o{ j# Qoo
titling
McCurtain—The McCurtain Stat'1 riir• 1st
in much sand
"id In salt wa-
he best for sto
T he clay must be reduced
■ about I ke putty The bed •
should be brushed clean a
ri Hie clay It tpplM
i with '.alias, smooth with
ihln piece of board Hoc
i-tut, Natiocal Maaazlne
ght part
Autumn Soup
CMt In thin slices the w h
four leeks, the same of t \<
them Into boiling broth, a.:
voting peas, a little sugar i
•«o large spoonfuls of f
li inly and Bmooth After
and one half hours put I
urecn with little "crusts
ried In drippings The |
tie carefully dried In the
o that thuy shall be crls
greasy.
Security
carry inn
Convenience
'tiey to the corn
bank,
for if lost,
is general
We si
>osit with
■'1, but lost money
inking IniMut.'-
Hat u«-r 4 Hu
MUSTANG STATf BANK
Farm I.tianx
Insurance
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The Mustang Enterprise (Oklahoma [Mustang], Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 28, 1912, newspaper, November 28, 1912; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc158041/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.