The Norman Transcript. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 27, 1902 Page: 1 of 8
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THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT
.|. J. BURKE.. Owner «nd PublUher.
A Liue Republican Newspaper.-Devoted to the Best Interests of Morman and Southern Oklahoma.
* Subscription, il.00 (XT Annum.
) Advertising, Mads Known on 4pplic«U*
VOLUHE XIV.
NORMAN, CLEVELAND COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, NOVEflBER 27, 1902.
NUHBER 3
SURVEY WILL RUN VIA. NORriAN. THE SENATORS HAVE^ aNDQ()NE
The Southeastern "Katy" Road Finds : , , _ ...
If Shawnee Routt Unde.lr.ble- The St.lel.oed Senntorl.' Commtttte
Will Now Try the Norm.n-Lex- I Spent Two D.y.lnOkl.hom. - .
ington Route.
M. Newell Interviewed Them
Greatly Pleased With
Oklahoma.
DEATH OF A YOUNQ DESPERADO. [ THREE BUROLARIES LAST NIGHT. DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINOS.
Ooldle Filaon, o. OkiThon,. City, Die. J Robber. Cln Entrance Into the Stores jodje Irwl. tM*jjTw. Itay.' Term
"With His Boots On" Killing at of Vincent & Son, fcshman & Mil- Yates-Kelly Bankrupt Case Re
a Prize Fight Ed Filson Badly ler, and fl. McOlnley--Thieves
Wounded. i Secure but Small Amount.
Goldie Filson, a young man who has) Burglars obtained an entrance into
suits in a Hung Jury -Other
Proceedings.
Judge <!• F. Irwin, Clerk Hegler,
been a terror to the law-abiding people the stores of Vincent & Son, Eshman Stenographer MHIIkln and Crier Jack
& Miller, and M. McGinley last nigiit son came over from LI Reno last Frl-
Thesenatorialcommittee,appointed 0f oklahoma City for many years, was
There
several
SPECIAL TO THE TRANSCRIPT.
Oklahoma City. N.iv. 26 —The sur-
veyors for the M K & T linetoCo.il-
gate from Oklahoma City are no' find- Mexico,
ing a satisfactory route by way or lation . .
Shawnee. B, a one per cent ^^1^^ Teek Z 1 The robberies were evident,y eo,n- In.o han,rop,cv.
rrr*-- —" ™ and leavl"8 ^ ir„"\s"cnzs:
want as heavy a grade as one per cent, thereby failing
and have fixed the maximum at six- and finest country in the territory, They
. but a number of Norman's citizens
tenths of one per cent ^ fchem atOkla,10maCityand Guth- iu __
The surveyors are looking for a more ^ and W]feA w,th them tjjey l)jcked a flght with a raan< Sons they got
feasib'e route and will try the route by Those who went up from here were and the trouble at once oommenceci.^ j JjicM- and^ ^ Mc0lnley,s> #17 Abslcn, w. L. Mc< utnsey, J. F Sfcph-
Revolvers were drawn ^ Waf or m in pennies and nickles and 85 in ensoti and R. T. Barber. It, stood two
for Yat'ft & Kelly and ten for the bank
on Lhe linal round up.
Herman Turk vs Morgan Bharpe,
[ling to see S b^tTown *£25SE7*£ of the 5S2 time in preliminaries. All three en- could not agree and M
country in the territory, They wei^ both intoxicated, and at trances were made in the rear of the and the case goes over untl t he next
izens ZZJ Lot which was be'ng held stores, by cutting out panels from term. The jury consisted of W. A.
•nth- tbc ijrize fight, which was be Dg neiu ,ndows and doore> At Vincent & Lavender, W J. Beck, T Smalley,
n the. ack Brown g,. sons they got a pair of shoes and $5 in Joe Underwood, L. Heitz. Tom Stout,
ELEGANT DISPLAY OF PRODUCTS.
Morgan & Grelsmer Said to Have the
Best Display Along the Santa Fe
Shows Up Cleveland County
Well.
There is nothing catches the stran-
gers' eye, in any country, more than a
display of the products of the country.
The stranger wants to know, and,
whether lv is from Missouri or Kala-
mazoo, there is no better way than by
' showing" him. Recognizing this
fact, the live real estate firm of Mor-
gan & Greisme.r have been to consider-
able trouble and no little expense to
gather together a display of Cleveland
county products, and they certainly
have one that is a credit to the.county
and to the gentlemen who have gath-
ered it. It can be seen at the ir office
' Jail, they picked a flght with a man. ^ & o w. Derrick, T. B Hastings. A T.. (In the Andrew K.ngkade Fidelity
way of Norman. It _ to he M. L. J. Edwards, president or the rom-1"tl^wett d°raTh^ by tl,o1 M.l.er-S abo„t «= ..t MeOlnlcv s. Abslcn. w. L. Mc" "uinwy. I. P Sttph- building) and tsworthyyoorattentioo
itely decided that the Little River mercial club, I). L. Larsh, F. S Elder, Flisons and by a negro named Wat- or 818 in pennlc
, Pfl , aMll„ papHpj J. C. Wails and W M. Newell. The. kins and when the shooting com- sll*'er-
route is out of the question. Parties flr8fcfour went to Guthrie, while Mr. raenccd there wasascatterinentof the
who have been over the Norman-Lex- Neweu stepped at Oklahoma City, and audience such as was never before wit-
ington line say that an excellent route was thereby the only one of the party nessed anywhere. Some of them it is
can be secured, with none of the ob- who was given a private interview said, have not stopped running yet
iections urged against the other routes with the senators. The committee Goldl- and Ed Filson and the negro
. , ... . th„ c, .nth stopped in Okl.homa City several have, however, for when the smoke
A splendid crossing across the South ^ ^ r Guthrie u remained cl^d away> Goldle was dead and Ed
Canadian east of Lexington can be se- on]y about two hours, one of which w lUUded through the lungs and Wat-
cured; a rock-bottom crossing. The wa8 consumed in taking luncheon, so kins badly hurt.
country through which the road would the Norman party th it went to the Qoldie's funeral was held Saturday,
No clue has been found.
RILEY'S ANGORA GOAT FARM.
The Country in East Cleveland Coun
ty Well Adapted to This Industry
--Mr. Riley Now Has a Flock
of Four Hundred Head.
foreclosure, judgment for plaintiff.
Mollie L. Schindler vs. J. H. Behind
ler. divorce granted.
Henry Rogers vs. Elizabeth Rogers
divorce granted
. , „ , Julia A. Abney vs. McDanlcl Abney
Mr. J. J. Riley was in from Linden, Krant,ed
Saturday, and informs us that he has ? 7, ^ ;,
purchased the interest of his partner 1
and if you have friends visiting you,
be sure to take them to see it. It will
give, them an impression of this coun-
• ry that can be secured in no other
manner.
They have more than VOO samples of
products, including grains, fruits,
gra sses, vegetables, etc. Over twenty-
five samples of fruits, preserved in jars,
all grown in Cleveland county, and
consisting of apples, peaches, grapes,
DakinD. Wood vs. Helen G. Woodf apricots, pears, plum-, and other vari-
. uivurws itituiteu. etieu. In vegetables they show a fine
this route is also very desirable latter town did not get to talk with and the Oklahoman says ''the fioral h. f. Winegarner, in the Angora goat ^ Elmer M Wilson line of tomatoes, potatoes, turnips,
it M«S..n i aI<, i ** nhlQT linlOPT. I rm • _ «/l Knnnf tful '' 1 J .... * K„.. ltn am lin/t i- />ai *•- •«▼ miV All . . , , , , . . j
sugar beets (weighing 22J pounds), red
beeta (24 pounds) and all other vego-
.,<= i..iiu a Miiinr /v.r.HrmoH tables. In gniiiis theh' corn (from 15
them
was
n privately. Their chief object! 0ffe,ings were many and beautiful." business they have been carrying on iurttfmeritl rorpclo>«lnif u m«>rtirac;e
accomplished, however, being to Now, wouldn't that jar you! Thefact for some years, and will go It alone. J 8heriff.s Sil|C of |and ln CilSg of F w. b(
to a railroad, several good towns being
on the line—among them Norman and piace before the committee their ideas jS) the territory is vastly better off His flock or herd consists now of some
Speaking of the term orcourt recent- mercial club, which will be read and
ly closed at Tecumseh, the Shawnee dldy considered by ihe committee.
Herald says: ''Judge Burwell has There were eighteen or twenty dele-
transacted a large amount of business, gations at Guthrie from different
and has been unusually patient and points in oklahoma and the Indian Valleys In the Chickasaw nation. The
diligent, winning commendation from Territory, and but very few of them country for miles around being under
Floods In the Chickasaw Nation.
Ardmore, I. T., Nov. 21 A serious
flood exists in the Washita and Blue
both the bar and the public. Judge were given an opportunity to talk to
Burwell has the reputation among the ^jje committee, the time being so
lawyers of being a very conscientious sj10rt.
judge. It is true that, sometimes law- jn fact, the committ 'c was not in
water In some sections it has rained
continuously for fourteendays.causing
rivers to overflow. Many families have
been forced t'> abandon homes and seek
years, and hasfounl it profitable. Any
one desiring any information about
this important and profitable indus-
_ w | try can reach him by addressing Lin-
yers for the defense feel that he is a oklahoma to talk. They knew about shelter on higher ground Numerous | dcn, t.
little hard on persons charged with everything knowable concerning eon- bridges have been washed out.and rail- i Mr. II. N. Stoiic. who was formerly
crime, but that is all owing to the djtions here before they came, from road traffic is impeded. No traius have c0nnected with Mr, Riley in the busi-
pointof view; and if he errs in such jepo^g 0f the governors (and especial- been run over the Choctaw railway into negs jiag recently returned from New-
cases it is on the safe side. In one jy the late very admirable report of Ardmore since Friday, and work ]yiexjC0 and purchased a half section
opinion the bar seems to be uuanl- (j0v. Ferguson) and came to see more the Frisco road lias been stopped. It 0fland near Mr. Riley's which he will
mous, viz:, that no judge in the terri- than to hear. They left greatly pleased
tory is more courteous than Judge Bur- oklahoma and fully satisfied she
well, or more considerate of the rights .g ready and entitled to Statehood.
and privileges of lawyers." j Newell, who was given a private
Bine Front Change. H«uds. ! interview will, the committee in Ok-
On Tuesday, Efeei & W.l.s, pro- lahoma City (appearing belore It as a
prletnreot.be Blue Pmnt, meat mar- witness, sote-peak talked immediate!
Set. sold thomaraet to HI Downing single Statehood and answered ques^
1 ... f ?Ar.o n nnrr thnf ino flQ lO mtlH t< OlS
is believed t hat heavy loss will result
to the top cotton No lives are report-
ed lost.
Fraud in the Cashion Monument.
There is a belief prevalent that there
was fraud perpetrated in furnishing
the monument erected to the memory
of Roy Cashion, at Hennessey, Okla.,
shown. His ranch is about 18 miles Al Jennings ins been re eased from sample from a patch of three acres that
east of Norman, in a section of the the Columbus. O, penitentiary where yielded six t^ns this year), Bermuda,
country well adapted for the business, he 3erved t ime for train robbery In Ok- raj)e. \ miscellaneous assortment
and quite a number of goat ranches | lahoma. He was in Kansas City the shows peanuts, sweet potatoes pencil-
will be established there. Mr. Riley 0t,her day and told all ab mt. his tr m- uv a, sugar cane, broom corn (yielding
has been in the business eight or ten bles. Will he return to Oklahoma and |iajf a ton to the acre) and many
take up his feud with Col Temple others, all of fine quality and large
Houston which pat him and his bro- size—cut no finer nor laroer tiiah
tin ron the road and made outlaws of CAN KK grown on any farm is
them? Clhvelano county. That is the
The story of the "Jennings Boys" beamy of the collection, itisnotoub
is well known in Oklahoma. All four 0f touch with the average products of
-Ed, Frank, John and Al—were law- the country; is little better or larger
yers. AI was once county attorney of than the a vera e.
Canadian county. Their father was One especial feature of the collection
probate jud^e ol two counties at. dif-
ferent times— Woi dwaid and Potta-
watomie. It was in the prosecution
of Sheriff Jack Love, at Woodward,
that Ed Jennings was killed by Tom
and J. A. Edwards, who will take tions along that line as to conditions!^ a q()jet irlve8ti}jatj0Ii jS being
charge of it the 1st of December. in Indian Territory. He says he was de The charge is that the marble
ails have built up 111 ost courteously treated, talking with j (f wlljCU t(l j8 constructed was not the
iuring their posses- them just sis one would with homej^^ confcracred for, but an inferior
naccountof having folks. Senator Beveritke reminded | an(J lhat jt fs already sca„ng be printed... the premium list. It has
,si,.esses that need him of Dennis Flynn, he says, very j\ and ghfw|n? the effecs of the met with much success so far and the
Messrs. Ess-'x & Wails have built up most courteously treated, talking wit i i (f whjcu 0 Ig constructed was not the
an excellent trade during their posses- them just as one would with bome , wrt contracfecj for. but, an inferior
sion. and soldouton
so many other businesses .
their undivided attention Messrs. forcibly, being much the same sort of i wt.a,,)er The Territory has some
Downing & Edwards are both well a man in size, shape of head and eon- U2.-0o invested in it and is conducting
known men of Norman and Cleveland fcom"of face' a;n(1 suavc' l)lcilsanb rnan_ | the investigation.
t^lS prTst.ThigirLmiingarbet ^ i P^asa^very-ky sort0^ gentlemen. | Found Arsenic in the Stomach
to Its present high stan (, j ^ ^ (.A„n,nK, „„„„ i. Hir.ntinn I Recently colored man employed by
slock with 1400 head of the animals.
His father owns a goat ranch in New
Mexico with 30,000 head.
'I heir wool brings the highest price,
and the flesh of the an mals is said to
be excellent eating.
Poultry Association Meeting.
The association held their second
meeting last Saturday evevening and
considerable business was transacted.
A committee was appointed to solicit
advertismcnts from the merehauts, to
is the display of cotton, showing it in
seven or eight, different processes—id
the bole, then the seed cotton, then
the cotton seed, then i l.o ginned cot
i pleasant, every-day sort of gentlemen.
j The senators gave little indication
Thomas Murder Case Continued, j of what their recommendations will a Dr Coil in Oklahoma City was.found
Attorney D F Wolf and lieu Wil-! be, but what they did give was to the dead in the stable Connected with the
Hams returned Tuesday from El Reno.! effect that their rep ,rt will favor Ok- j doctor's residence, and bis stomach
where they were in attendance at; lahoma and be adverse to the other whs sent to Dr DeBarr last week for
court. It will be remembered that two territories. They claim thai initialization. Mr. DeBarr reported
Ben A. Thomas, on trial for the mur-; no manner are New Mexico and Ari-, that, he found three grains of ar^"ic
der of Wm. Ey.ell, took a change of veil-! zona prep .red for Statehood, the great j in the stomach, and the death will be
ue to Canadian county, and the case ' bulk of the population being illiterate J investigated, as the man was known
was called on Monday, but the prose- and ignorant and non-Englisli speak-. to have some enemas who wete inter-
. nnl Ar i n irnt t in IT niltl I ill r. I l IMO VV '.I V
cution asked for a con ti nuance to Dec.
1G. Messrs. Williams & Willlamsaud
A. Hutchins are for the defense and
Attorney B. F. Wolf is conduct ing the
prosecution.
ing people.
Bud Fester Again in Trouble.
The irrepressible Bud Foster got.
into trouble again Tuesday. He got
drunk, and in a spirit of bravado rode
gaily and wildly down the street, firing
ested in getting him out of the way
That Guessing Contest
If you owe on i hk Transcript, or
want to take a good local paper, now
is the time to subscribe or pay up, and
get a guess on that sewing machine.
show in January, is an assured fact
Of course, we need the support and co-
operation of the merchants and others
as several hundred dollars must be
raised for premiums.
The next meeting will be. held at the
probate court room Friday evening 7:110
his revolver giving vent to wlld
yells. It seemed like old times, times tisement, elsewhere in this issue, a
place vour igures on the
the First National B.ink.
er-
iind
deposits of
Thanksgiving Football.
The 'Varsity, High School and 2nd
'Varsity football teams left this morn- r _
ing to fill their respective dates today.1when the cowboys from the Chicka-
The ' Varsity team will nkiy the Okla-' saw used to come to town and take it
homa City bo\s. the High School the in. Rut civilization has come to us
Guthrie team, and the - d Varsity sinc< those palmy days, ond such es-
team will jr.. „p against a Shawnee ag-, capades as these arc- frowned dow" ^v,: wmr work to : .V.'w. iiV it^am i 11,
gcegation. All three teams arc con th I upon. In consequence, Bud was ar-, ^J^rk fr m '-rnyllu Studio guar , R Cnnnaf,lc
dent, of success.
— For Pastels, Water Colors and
Crayons go to Smythe's Studio. Don't
wmr work to traveling ageni
geese, ducks etc.
The entry fee for each bird will he
about live cents, enough to cover the
cost of care and feeding while birds
are in the show room. It will not he
riuuiue a money making affair. All birds en-
Guesses Itcrefl wl" be sc"red free t'oud
. The club uow has 27 members with
prospects of enrolling at least that
man;, more. The following is a listof
members:
T Blake
.1. J. Baker
Fred Pel!ing
pie Houston, io a tight In a saloon, ton, then the lint, then the. seed after
After that the ■'Jennings Bojs" went linting, then the hulls, then the cake,
'•gunning" after Houston, and the then the meal and finally the oil—all
latter slept, will, his gun on:everon . . .
the watch for them. Having decided put up in bottles and making a nno
to seek vengeance, the '•Jennings allowing, especially to those not fam-
Boys" made up their minds to take it Mar with cotton growing.
out on the general public, and In time j Megsrs Morgan &Greismc-rare wide
became general outlaws The train! , * , ,
n.hbeiv at Chickasha fixed them per- awake real estate men. They have
mancntly in the public eye, and after built up a splendid business and are
'that they were hounded until caught, now in a position to show new-comers
Now that Al Jennings Is out again, fc short notice not only what we can
will Temple Houston have to sleep , •' , ,
an before with Ins whole arsenal on? raise in Cleveland county, but ihc
You can't tell. When a man's ven- farming country that will raise it. If
geance becomes deep sealed it follows you have a friend seeking a location
him to his grave. j ia thj8 county) put them in communi-
Set 'Em Up to the Turkeys. | cation with this firm. They will give
As a kind remembrance to their em- ''hem perfect satisfaction.
ployes the Norman _M illing and Grain j They have numerous inquiries e very
Enid and parties hav
should comc in at once
and list the same with them. Persons
having first-class specimens of Cleve-
land county products should bring
them in and help swell this splendid
collection.
Marriage Licenses.
I Robin H. Rose. Lexington 47
( Mrs Abbie A. Shiver 34
) Perry A Beard, Norman 24
I Corda Robberts, Norman 18
( Chits. Digs, Norman 28
j Bettie McKey, Norman .17
XT ,io.i i «t ♦ : iiiuyes uiitJ !> ui iiuii i jvi uiiiiu anu iiiau. 1 ncy iicivt; iiuixit.i u
Nov. 28th and the next meeting arter ,em „p to a Thank^ivlng tur- dav in rcg ,rd to lane
that. Wednesday evening, 7:.I0, Dec. key apiece yesterday (Wednesday) l'.l . J . t .
3rd. Dates of the show, Jan. l-2-."5, in all. There's nothing small about lana t0 sen^snou
HK):i. There will be a competent'udge -he Norman Milling Co. people
to score all birds entered. _E. B. Johnson returned Monday
From present indications there will fn,m Muskogee, where he had been
be a bigdisplav of the finebred "fcath-' a ;ting as one of a committee to ap-
ered tribe," including pigeo 1 , turkeys praise the lands of the Chickasaws
and Choctaws. Whenever there is
any important work to he done relat-
ing otl.e well-being of the people of
those tribes, you will almost, always
see Ed Johnson's name among those
selected to perform it—and it is al
carrying a gun. gross disturbance ot • , ' i V'
t buildings (hc ace firing a Run withiD ti,e city iilfUr December 1 for California, where H. O. Li'i.s.
Crawford, : an'd S(noral oth,r crimes and Kv w,n ^"d the winter ... visitng|-g- ^iUiatn
Material Is Arriving.
The material for the uew
on the corner of Main arid
is arriving daily, and carpenters are j misdemeanors in all about $150 in
hard at work trimming and preparing ; county and 0ity fines. He took an
the lumber. Phe old shacks which appeal in all cases.
now occupy the site will be moved | serjousiyi this thing is getting ino-
away as soon as the streets are pass-1 notorious and must be stopped. Bud
able, and the brick work will com- is sowing the wind and will reap the
upon.
rested (being checked in his wild ca I, ,, ! F. Cook
reer by L. J. Edwards) and fined for -f1r ^nd V .rS' *■ ' T' ' A McDanlel
carrying a gun. gross disturbance of!'"1 by Tom v\ ard, wH, leave shortly Ij, R. Boyd
the many points of interest in that j jnf) Allan
state. They will return in the spring! Win ('arr
W. C. Smith
B. Bartholomew
Fred R-nner
Wm. Smith
F. P. stanton
E IC. IIin.es
C. C. Williams
A. Kingkade
Geo McCune
CI.as. Long
J. J. Burke
W. J. Hess
J. T. Preskitt
ways well done
—G. W. Campbell returned Saturday
from Lindsay. 1 T., where he put in a
tine up-to-da'c drug store. By a lucky
chance he was able to lease the front
—Will J. Martin, son of P.J. Mat
) tin, arrived from Shawnee last week
part of the posioffice room for his | arid will at once go into the harnea*
headquarters, and has put Bobt. May, and saddlery business He has reuied
formerly with Fred Heed, >o charge of thy Linduff building on East Main
the prescription department. There street until more suitable quarters
are two other drug stores in the t >wn, can be obtained, and will put in aa
but with the excellent location he has up to date stock of everything in his
he expects to do a big business. Here's line. Will is a line workman, and
hoping he does. will, no dopbt, get his share of trade.
mence immediately thereafter.
Beard-Roberts.
On Sunday. Novembei 23,1902, Mr.
Perry Beard and M iss Corda Roberts
were married by Justice Eli Davis, at
the latter's residence near Dripping
Springs. The contracting parties are
both well known and popular Norman
young people and the Transcript ex-
tends them Its heartiest congratula-
tions
' ilisu auu v
—Every ten-cent purchase at .^-ijnthe store building,
guire's entitles you to a premium . . 7
stamn. Don't fall to call for iV*n roved, not
9tamn.
Costs
whiriwind. Ho. will come to the same
end as Goldie Filson some of these
days.
—The postofflce and store of R. C.
Hurst, at Marvin, eight miles south
west of Tecumseh, were destroyed by
tire last Monday night. The cause of
the fire is not- known, but it is sus-
pected the building was *et on fire.
Mr. nurst. owner of the store, was
also postmaster and the postoffice was
Both were com-
piling of the mn-
to Colorado, where Messrs. Cox and
Ward will look after their interests in
the Littte Bernice Gold Mining com-
pany during the summer.
Mr. C. N. Rhoades and family ar-
rived last week from Monticello, 111.
Their household goods and stock ar-
rived Friday, and the family have
moved into tlie.C. W. White property
on West Main street. Mr. Rhoades
will at once begin the erection of a
fine residence on the farm he recently
purchased from C. W. Ilerrlngton and
make many other improvements. Mr.
Rhoades is a gentleman of wealth and
will make a specialty of raising fine
horses. Among the stock he brought
with him are «nme if th**
f
SAAVPLE ballot
Cut it out, put your figures in the blank spaces and send or
hand it to Thk Tbanhcript—one guess for every 2f)cent.s paid on
subscription.
I guess that the deposits of the. First National bank at the
elose of business on December 2*. 1002, will be
Ed II. Burke.
Advertised Letter List.
Letters remaining uncalled for tn the Nurinun j
pogtnftlce for the week ending Nov. 24,100-':
Blackburn. Hem Hensley, Clyde.-
Butt*. Geo. A. Herring, N. N.
Cliabb, Enos. Nury - Hopper. W. L.
Clemmer, J. B. Mose, Mrs. Annie
Dobbins, H. Sharp, Mr and Mrs J. Y. I
Gray, Mrs. Kva Standlleld, J. W.
Persons calling lor the above will please say 1
'advertised.'' A charge of oue cent is made j
for 01H1 article advertised.
J. J. BUKKi:, Postmaster. |
Signed
Hm Bought the Twing Building.
Negotiations were made last Friday 1
whereby G- W. McMacken became the
owner of the new Twing building ad-
joining his ou the east. He is now a, a*
nn-nor of'wn nfrhe finest hriekblocks OH AllOther PagfC.
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2nd guess
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Burke, J. J. The Norman Transcript. (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 27, 1902, newspaper, November 27, 1902; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc186489/m1/1/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Territories+-+Oklahoma+Territory%22: accessed July 2, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.