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F. Eve*ett Plzctll.
Editor.
New Jersey.
CaJlforxia .
Wisconsin
Kentucky
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S Carolina
Alabama
Minnesota
Virginia j
W HAT l!> A
BAAK 1 II*WT"
Aid ".MS troops ire ready lor the THA "I tigr*
hug*- call At exchange say* «JHJ* 4V STATE I .._ .
Ttt sit u&uoe in Ciin if differ- Waea i fu a flrl, said a mt-
tat frfm that of Merino and it to be A tatter written by I eax gt'^ '*1 ant! busy woman "1 'iiw k' ro
treated differently. la Kexr« ti* ®f C ©lamina to Re; reset. * semen:* by George Wniiaun Cor-
ciUKXit of ax in a e; et dent nation ire tative "iiieri of h-tasaciiusetu is that ' haTe newer forrortctn. End
I liwlllu There is and car be no pr.rted in the Springfield Republic- •*** ti,f encou.-afed mf more thai T, L. rJU),.
warrax: for iatarwacioa Utf t tU an it cor:a:as more '*>*ti ote pas- fclv 'Jti>er sa jite I know. It Vtf
name of teeded protection te lneri- sage wkr e ahouid bold tie attention this: At. engine of one cat-power,
can ' or, as i_ii extreme .e tie oJ C." Isaac of every rjtu- nt '"l- tniii£ a!l tbe t;sf If more effert-
iiic of humailty quote these paragraphs ire that one of forty-borse-power
'Bet tbe t"nited States is piedfed "Tbe other day tie passengers ci Handing idle" ] realised strongly
to tbe warid by the Paris treaty to tbe ill starred T:tanit deluded them- thai I ltd not a forty hcrse-pcwer
luixt order and s- table govern- selves with tbe ides that the great that rt life was narrow in maty
mum. in Cuba The island repnblit vessel could tot sink. This was no: *"ays. and my opportunities were
•s net at independent nation—21 it more fatal than the idea that the likely to be few . Eat one cat-power
a - . ;i under the prwe torate of American repcbljs is not exposed tf ' certainly possess?:. and I deter-
tbit rur*ry. iirmf iimited powers tbe same dangers that tbe E«ropear Joined to rut my 2:rtJe engine tf
iU ;tgs of independence being republics hare encountered and is
shtr clipped. The sending of tbe mil-1 in no danger of sharing their fate
'tar? forces of the I'nited States It seems quite evident to me that
to Cuba is nothing ma re than tbe we are rapidly a;; reaching the
sett.tg of police reserves—;ust as point in the development of onr re-
if 1 response to a riot a wagon public at which tie Soman republic
and the French republic
Tbe deposits in tb* ;^ts are It*
billion dollars
Tbe money in the links amounts
to 1 1-2 billion dollars: ti e money
sutsioe the banks. 2 fc.liioi—3 1-2
billion of money in ti whole rout- of patrolmen were sent to pre of f.O B
hard and steadily as I eo;
VHEKK KiNORAVO: WAS BLlv.
tbe ten years.
try.
sere e order at a political eonven-
Baxk deposits tier « more than 1 ^ ***** was doing-
3(> times as large a* tht banks mos-
ey holdings; they are nearly five
times as large as the total stock of
money in the country Tor erer? :
of 1TSS and 114S met their down-
! fall.
istenention in Cuba is not an j "I -sill try to express what 1 mean
act of war. A similar act In Men- as briefly as tossiMe Tbe repubttc-
whatever tbe excuse, would be an system is grat States is alwtys
~ before wben trouble is Cu>8 based primarily on rerresettatr^t
dollar the banks owe their dejosi" necessitated the presence of Cnited , institutions In the '.ourse of their
art they have less that a dime
money The savings binks hive les
States troops order was restored tie development these institutions tend
government of th island put back to come under the control of tie
fiat one cent in oney for every 1 staple basis and not a shot was mere capable and active personal 1-
fired That is what will happen ties of the community until finally
now if intervention becomes necee- the suspicion is aroused among tie
sary. , masses that these personalities have
"This talk of 'if we go there again se'ome a governing lass and are as-'
' . >e lie last time * .11 iome to ing tLeir political advantages to fur-
wtat it is—talk For the republic theer their personal interests This
of Cuba was established by the will is probably true in some degrees.
vt tbe American people and nothing ut in nothing like tbe degree sup-
not authorised and cbarged by tie pised.
treaty of Paris can be done without
dollar they owe tberr depositors.
Bank deposits are not money.
■What, then, is a bank deposit ?
Only one dollar in twenty of tbe
deposits of the bank receired every
day < tiey run abet" a billion a day
are in money. All tie rest are in the
form of orders or promises to pay
money.
If yem go to yc nr bask and bor-
row tli>6<< tie bank credits yoa with
II on its books This is a depos-
Ho.det. tie New Tork "Dirdtnan™
lately bad in his sbop a tt :tan ; ar-
rot_ Day after day it sat silent on
its perch, indifferent to e<ery ques-
tion.. At . tifct 1 Cu bat lady came
into tbe stop and stk ke to it it ber
native tongue The parrot brighten-
ed up at once, ojiened beak and
emitted a jubilant roily of vehe-
ment Spanish words Wben tie
parrot finally ceased speaking,
the lady turned to Vr. Holder and.
blushing violently asked
"Do you understand Spanis!?"
"No." he replied.
"Thank God." she re; Med and left
tie shop.
no AMKPJt.VV
\T WORK
2,537,1«7 34 7 is a good corn crop all over the
2J~7. 4* <0-1 country. They forget that the conn-
2.M3.%60 IMS try generally had a pretty fair r0rB
2.2SS.S05 «■( crop in 1 11. and may not know
2.224.771 Slight Dec that a great deal of kafircorn froia
2,2(>t.2fc7 K Northwestern Oklahoma went to
2 164.7SS &-1 the Cfcuago markets at from fift,
2.IS*.OSS 1S-9 to seventy-five cents a bushel, h.
2,<'7i..7i'« M. Cottrell, Agricultural Commu.
2,0tl .612 11- Eioner of the Rock Island Lines, af.
will be noted that in per'entage ter extended inquiry among the larg-
of increase California heads this by est buyers of grain in Chicago, mak-
a wide margin—25.4 per cent more es the following statement: "Kafir-
than her nearest < ompetitor. New corn and milomaixe are worth nine-
Jersey. ty percent as much as the same
Ten states increased their popu- weight of corn for feeding work
laticn by ni"re than half a million in borses, beef and dairy cattle, hogs,
and sheep. The limited supply on
In rease ibe markets and tbe strong demand
it num^e- for these grains for poultry feeds
1 844.7-0 . has kept the price at or above that
1.3«2.SS« of corn. This has made it impossi-
Ml.ibi ale for stockmen to buy these grains
'47.832 for the regular feeding and fatten-
817.Ml ing of livestock A number of grain
€53.4"- men have been consulted and every
man stated that whenever the supply
of kafircorn and milomaize became
so large that it assumed an import-
ant place in the markets, it would
be absorbed just the same as corn
oats, barley, and other feeds, selling,
at a price compared with the pri
paid for other grains proportionate
to its feed value." To reach the
markets, enough must be grown
close to the shipping point to make
It to someone's interest to buy and
ship. There may be no cash market
for a single load of kafircorn or mi-
lomaize. But a thousand or ten
thousand loads will find a ready
States
New Tork
Pennsyivan'a
Oklahoma ...
Texas
Illinois
New Jersey
Washington
Diio
Massac1c setts
<23,
€03.
SCI.
The densest population per square
mile is in Rhode !slz.nd, SOS j ajd
tie lightest in Nevada with " * ■
Iowa dropped from 40.2 to 40.0
Massachusetts has 418.8, very nr ar-
yl the population density of little
Belgium, whiih our little Rhode 1s-
land considerably exceeds. On the
Pacific coast California leads with
17- 2 persons per square mile.
n5.Y
ice /
KAFIRf>IK\ MARKETS.
There are still many cautious peo-
ple who express the fear that there
Mrs. Monroe Bennett, aged 30,
"There comes along an extraordi- ^ 1 farmer living 3 miies west
tie express sanction of congress narily vigorous, ambitions and self- 3' ^nton. Ind.. gave birth to a irill be no market for kafircorn if a market, no matter what the size of
And congress will think a good eonfident personality who proclaims Quintet three girls and two boys, large crop is produced and there the corn crop.
■j drtw a - r «.rt •
4epo«:' lor |l.m to pay the mort- txn«ilBg 0Bt of 1116 life of re- and seeks to rally around himself. wer* iK>rn to Mr and —
gage on your home, the man who
•Jblic.
get* your check puts it in his bank
This is a deposit.
If you are a mansJa't _re. you
from your custom' r .3 payment for
goods, bis written promise to paj
you tie amount in S>0 days Tou put
tiis note in your bats, which cred-
its you witb the amount, ess inur-
e«t Tbis is a depoe.t. Or. if you
draw an order ot y: -r - ustomer :t
pay you the amount in SO days; he
- ME IVKM MTs OF
THK IHRKT PRIMARY
(New Tork Sun)
It means two elections instead of
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
REPUALICAN
| as the nucleus of a new kind of orga- *®rs- Bennett, two boys and one girl.
nization. the people, as be calls arnval of the quintet makes
them, but in reality always tie more children for the couple in a
adventurous part of the people; and "n'e more than two years.
j he appeals to tie people to ride' lre thus reminded that tie _ ^
down tieir represent>t$Te institn- ^cnul family will not yet perish for tbe republican nomination of State nounce that J. p. Hale, of Enid, is a
For «tate Senator
E. "Watrous announces his cardidacy
For Coanty ( lrrk
The Events is authorized
to an-
Most voters have to work for a liv-
ing and cannot devote all their time
to tie selection of tie agents of gov-
Ti^nent: but that makes no differ-
accepts " tie draft, you put it in.^t^e let the men of leisure run the
primaries.
Hail to tie Republic!
■ tions and take things into their own j ^rom '-e 'a'^ of the earth
nands. which always seems practic-! Honor to the mother;
ally to give them into his hands as
their sole representative. This is
Caesarism. Bon a part ism. and this is
! the way it always comes about."
The Kansas Mail and Breeze
farm paper, deplores the high cost the support of ail republicans.
your bank. This is a deposit.
In such ways tb* great bulk o'
ARE IOC DOING
of living,
i elir
Now—don't that beat
Senator for Garfield County, and so- candidate for the ofice of County
licits the support of all republicans at Clerk o' Garfield county, tub.fsct to
tbe Augnst primaries. the action of the Republican pjimar-
W. H. Hill sautborires tbe Events *es*
to announce his candidacy for State John Klanegan authorizes the Events
Senator, Garfield County, and solicits to announce his candidacy for Countv
Cierk, subject to the republican pri-
Troxokes bitter and incurable VOl'E SHARE?
bank deposits arise Modern bus - a- mosities within the party.
This is a mere matter of detail
We believe that
STATISTICS OF POPTLATION.
For MeaWr Leciclaturc. tnary election.
J. M. Porter announces his Candida For (oaat^ • — niaai
fo-- member of the effislature from the H. D. Lacey announces his candi-
flrst Garfield County distr: t. subj- : dacy for County Assessor, subject to
primary election the Republican primary election ar.d
our schools
cess makes actual money of less an;" I
less importance In tie exchange of|?_>«. truth is mighty and must pre-i ***ve a P*1"1 01 their cur- There are 101.100.000 People I'nder
goods between prod, ers and ot- jt j( better than the faults' r-cul'Jm the study of the domestic the I'nited States Flat.
turners. Nine-tenths of all our ^d frailties of Taft and Roosevelt
business is now dite with batk^hould be shown up than that the
tredlt. i Republicans shoald beat the Derno-
The farmer who has wheat and . j-ats.
wanu to buy shoes and meat gets ;t makes office attainable only by
the currency with wfc. h to make his ;he rich.
purchoses by getting a bank deposit 7,'ell, tbis is what the people seem
against his wheat as security, or ty to want or they would not insist up-
selling to the bank the written evi-
dences of payment to be made to
him for his wheat.
The great bulk of ;ick deposits
represents, in fact the coining of
property into currency. A deposit if
a liability of the hank—it is a sum
the bank owes the depositor. The I
animals, how to care for them and
For SkerilfC.
E.lswortb Huir.e announces his can-
to tbe republican
Tour support solicited solicits the support of all republicans.
George M Disney authorizes his an- M E. Shockley, of North Enid town-
noancement for the repub.ican nomi- ship, hereby announces his candidacy
nation of Member ot the Legislafjrt for the officie of county assessor of
, from tbe Enid district., and solicits Garfeld County, subject to the az-tinn
to humanly treat them on all occa- 'By Walter J. Ballard, of Los Ange-lyour support. of the republican primaries.
sions. We wish there was another lesi. For Retl.,,r iwi.. S. B. Reeves announces his csndl-
Carae-gie whose desire was to es- j Under the protection of tie Stars b. X. Turk authorizes the Events to d**y for County Artmrr. subject to
tabligb hospitals for the domestic ' Stripe*, and thus safe from for- announce his candidacy for Register of action of the republican primary-
animals and to furnish tie impetus ' ei&n aggressions or interference, aubject to the republican pri-
for correcting errors in their every- ! live 101,100,000 people of various mirr elect!on-
day care and use. Recentlv numer- condition, colors and creeds Tiie Eventt authorized to an- didacy for re-nomination by the Re-
v a. a- , . -J I r- .. .. nounce the candidacy of H. F. South- publican party for «h^rifr r-.w
on a system which gives the poor hoTBe* haTe dled in collar. | The distnbuuon is (census o! wick. „t Garb„ for register of deeds, field Counm and wUl IpprecUte the
maL no chance as a candidate. Ab- 601116 on the Greets while at work. : 1S10): subject to the republican primary support of all Bepublicans in the pri-
raiiam Lincoln never would have at- Tbe thought uppermost was not, did Continental United States .. election. mary.
tained the Presidency if he had U ! tbe boree saffcr- 0T « driven Sl.STI,:®-;1 The Events is authorized to an- Chas. X Hare, of Pstterson town-
tttfce the nomination in a special t>eroB<J strength, but the mone- PMllippine Islands census nounce that E W Clark, of Enid, is a ship, authorizes the Events to an-
'ra • He couldn't have the tary loss to its owner. of 1903) 7,«33,426 f°r the office of Register of nounce his candidacy for sheriff of
crmi- «e juian t na e nad tne - D^eds of Garfield county, aubject to Garfield countv. subject to tv* rAnnh
r;-ec.al train. j ,D 8mil- towns will the society . ono Rico : 1 tbe action of the Republican primaries itcan pr'marv election
It exposes all the weaknesses of lOT tbe P^nUon of cruelty to ani- Hawaii W1 1«9 . n,. Events Is authorized to an- For "con.ty Att.raer
thief resources of a ba-k are. in ad- ]eaderB on 0De 6lde jo the mals be effectual? If established Alaska €4.3;? nounce the candidacy of Robert M. W. tr. Sutt n authorize ,he Events
ditlon to the securities it has pur- ; 0j (ie cpposide party *bo wU! make the complaints? If In military and Naval ser- Hiatt of Lahoma, for Register of to announce his candidacy 'or the re-
chased for investment the loans i' ould any mere Democrat f>os- a neighbor's son drives a horse bey- vice stationed abroad.. 55.60S De*as' subjete to the Bepublican publican nomination of County Attor-
has made on property (especially ' v,2Te d Covered the objection-!01"3 a" reaBon and the animal is Guam. Samoa and the pr^mars election. ney, subject to the primary election.
ibie haracteristics * of Taft and at work between times ! Canal Zone €3.2231 For Co.-ty Jndge. to^nso^t?. V™ EventS
Roosevelt which t^ose rentlement lre y°u going to make the com- w A- Graves authorizes "he Events , h„ * ^ candidacy for the re-
have pointed out in one another? j t ™ of each Total 101.100.000 ne5' EUbj«t .0"^^^^^^°''
It promotes boasism, corruption. °iner f^out tnetse matters, and so In the last 100 rears tbe popula- and he solicits your support at the H- 0 Glasser authorizes h s an-
t ueiness disorder and general dis- *or reason we *re going on j tion of continental United States has j primary election. j nouncement for County Attorney of
Winfleld Scott requests the Events S"bJect t0 the rePub-
| to announce his candidacy for re-nom- I ^mary election, and invites your
goods moving in tie channels cf
trade), which are soon to be paid by
the borrowers.
No bank Is ever .2 a position to
pay any large number of its deposit-
ors on demand cash in full. B.*
every sound bank ic a t'-'und bank-
tontent.
And yet anyone
rear after year knowing and seeing increased by 84.732.385.
vbo ventures to 'rnelties practiced on horses and the growth of census:
Here is!
Ing system has its rescurces in such ■ f^6t-est a doubt as to whether the cIosing our eyes and ears to the pit-; 1810 7.239,881 in*tion as County Judpe of Garfield
support.
form that it can obtain cash on'
short notice to meet tie most extra-
: rect primary, including a prefer- appeal of our friend, the horse. 1820
ential prlmair for President, isn't Perhaps a word now and then kind- 1830
ardinary demands of its depositors. fiDest thing on the pike is de- '-T sP<>1:en might be a seed well 1S40
Every great commercial nation tj all reformers as a stand- olrn 1SS0
with the exception cf the United j potter and an enemy of his country. I - j I860
States, has provided a means where- Tif> onvention system, which gave HCCS AND SQl'KEZKS 1870
by sound banks <-an always conver' At-raham Lincoln and Grover w|\ THK MKN 1880
Cleveland, to say nothing of Theo- 1SS0 62.S47.714
If thou wouldst catch a hubby, oh 1800 75.994,51
abandoned
q 63g County, subject to the republican pri-
"narv election, and your support it so-
12,8€6.02(' ijeited.
prime assets into cjrrency.
ing Reform.
-Bank-
For Jattlrr f the Peaee.
M. D. Asher announces h's candi-
. dacy for Just ce of the Peace of the
.. li.05S.ii3, For Oowaty Saperlateadeat c'ty of Enid, subject to the republlc-
. . 23,191 8 • € , The Events is authorized to announce an Pr^mary-
. . 31.443.321 I the candidacy of J. W Tyler for the r- r Smith hereby announces him-
. . 38,558,371 nomln"-tion of Superintendent of Public as a candidate for re-nominaton to
- a j-r -c, Instruction, for Garfield county, subject ,,he office of Justice of the Peace, Enid
10 11,6 Republican primary election. District, subject to the action of the
iore Roosevelt and William H. Taft JJ thou wouldst catch a hubby, oh 1S00 75.994.515 I c P.ear1' °' Re{'d Township.. ^an primaries.
for a method roung girl of uncertain years, study 1S10 1.#TJ.««« . pelican ~ oaB,T
to
CX'BA LIBRE
wh.ch degrades the American people the way of the widow. She knows (
because it Is little better than a con- how. J Increase as above in 100
o' Vackguardism on the stump' Mme. Adeline Herman, one of years 84,732.385
■ atever the direct primary may New York s best teown seeresses Add—in the Philippines 7,€35,426
l" • theory, such is tbe direct pri- expressed this advice to Mrs. Isa-j In Porto Rico
nary in practice as applied to the helle Goodwin the headquarters
Republican nomination for Presi- l*<3y detective and although it bad
, d L*. We ro not believe the people much to do with her arrest, she
w:J! tolerate it again
We remember with singled Joys1
and regrets, the many eloquent ap-
peals made in this country from pul-
pit and platform and through the
columns of the American press—
some 20 years ago aid since—u&
der the caption: Liberty for Cuba
meaning liberty for the people o'
Cuba.
Later, we discovered with grim trouble with us poor people
disappointment, that the people of :s that we are honest- We pay our
Cuba" had no use f~i iberty" tiat et s The lash don't hit our backs
K was fight that tbey *anted. | sy more. But our prejudices do
The normal condltxn of the Cub- ,Ve 're slaves to prejudices—to
an is slavery or revoljtion; he is at ■ - ikes and to dislikes—and we are
peace with all the world only when 'hatred regularly every year.
he is in tbe midst of war and rebel- —
lion. The native Cuban ought to be Champ Clark has filed for nom-
true, he Is good for roihirg e!se ia- in to congress in his old Mis-
stood by it today in the Harlem
court.
Mme Adeline's recelpe:
"Be a little forward.
"Do as widows do.
"When a man gently hugs you
hug him back with vigor and deter-
mination.
"Widows are more forward than
other maids and young girls and
that's the reason they cop tie men
first"
Mme. Adeline was held In $500
bail for violating the law prohibiting
fortune telling.
When Uncle Sam dro«e tbe Span- soari district.- Champ takes no
lards from the Islasd. and promisee Laii es on Baltimore. He's an old
lo maintain order and establish a iop and has been kicked around too
government In Cuba. :e undertook *;.u > r.ot to get wise on possibilities.
* Wg Job. The Cubs:.- .re in revolt
again in a sort of 'race war," and
Cncle Sam is preparing to intervene
race more
ft
SUtes naval station on ti e |6]and ; :i v ite" we do not believe that Wing time- Owo'
>11 ready for bouses* :? needed „ n lt aM pleased" Bow! Wow-
In Hawaii
Soldiers and Sailors.
abroad
In Guam. Samoa and tbe
Canal Zone
p'.blican nomination of County Sup- The Events is authorized to an-
erintendent. Tour support will be ounce that H. Emerson will be a
appreciated. candidate for County Commissioner.
For District Court Clerk. th,rd dlstrict, subject to the republic-
Geo. A. Kennedy hereby announces ^ prlmar5'*
that he is a candidate for Clerk of ' O* Hayes announces his candidacy
1^1 109 Court, subject to the ac- i ^or County Commissioners of Garfield
tion of the Republican primary. ' County, first
1.118.012
district <City of Enid.
... J. W. Sproat Is a candidate for the etc 'ubjtct to the republican primarv
repub:ican nomination of District Court ,Iec,lon-
M>1„ ana solicits the support"?'.?republic-' , iv Coum, '"rommitsioner^f'
\ v r- f'r" <Knid district) subject to the
Far Conaty Tw—iff. primary election.
E. B Weatherly is a candidate for
Or more than^the combined SSS
to the preimary election, ar.d solicits
your support.
Increase in 100 years under
the American flag ... 98,7 5.763
ent population of England. Scotland,
Ireland. Wales and France.
States having a population ex-
ceeding 2.000.000 and the percent-
age of Increase in the last .ten years
are:
The last half of the taxes are due
June 15. If we don't pay up 18
-p Pawhuska Capital is some per cent Interest per annum accraes.
"lo" toT - 7,'TZT: ? " "r* "When John A" °< « dog. had best pay up.
have\'VM, rT'1 AfU>r Cf the f*Ct thlt th? And theE we h,re ,be PriTiI-
. n.v.i JL~ J ,! .^! ,.° .V ]bi* rouog widow Win mourn for him ege of yelping until the next tax
Wow! Wow!
Popu-
Increase
State
iation
per cent.
New York
113,614
25.4
Pennsylvania.
7,C$5.Ill
21.6
Illinois ..
5.C3S.591
16.9
Ohio
4.7«7.121
14.7
Texas
8,896,542
27.8
Massachusetts
3,366.414
20.0
Missouri
3.2S3.335
6.0
Michigan ....
2.810.173
16.1
Indiana ..
2.700 876
7.3
Georgia ..
2,60 ,121
17.7
a\nh !""" 1Jra!en' of L°Kan township*,
authorizes the Events to announce hi.
candidacy for County Commissioner
district. Garfield County, subject
to the republican primary election.
fi
DEMOCRATIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
TO %LL WHOM IT MAY concern 1
To the voters of the First Commis- i Co««ty AwpMor.
• loner District of Garfield Co . ' i Charles Panperfield
_the editor of The Enid Morn-
ing Xe«rs has said he expects to be
in favor of every candidate on the
I-emc. r«tic ticket and work for them
eycept Abe Mehew. I hereby announce
my~lf as a candidate for the office
of CoirmfFsioner of the First District
of riarfieM Countv. according to the
ecision of the Democratic prlmar.-
Mr record for the past sixteen months
a. ommistioner 1> an open book sub-
ject to inspection of any person who
wishes to look It up.
* - • A. MEHEW.
announces hl*
candidacy for the democratic nomi-
nation for County Assessor, subject
to the primary election, and requests
the support of all democrats.
For Sheriff.
Ed M Shields announces his candi-
dacy for sheriff of Garfield County,
subject to the democratic primary elec-
tion. and asks the support of democrats
1 In his behalf.
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Purcell, F. Everett. The Enid Events. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 6, 1912, newspaper, June 6, 1912; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc161096/m1/2/: accessed March 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.