The Enid Events (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 53, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, July 12, 1946 Page: 7 of 12
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Joshua said to
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Here's real OfficIal Scout qualrty and workmanship
down to the last stitch It adds up to the kind of
wear and comfort a busy Scout needs—the kind of
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t he people "Ye are wit-
yourselves that ye have
Lor& to terve Him And
we are witnesSea':
Jesus answer to Satan's tempting was
"Get thee hence Satan for it is written
Theti shalt worship the Lord thy Geyl
And UcrtLy eiJt thott scrva
Black
Toast
Navy
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Jesus and Supreme Loyalty to God ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON sy
Alfred J Dueschef
Scripture—Exodus 20:3-9 Joshua 24:19 22-21 Mott 4:14-10 6:21 22:37-39 Luke 9:57-G7 I1:10-21
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Nothing can excuse one from Gods serv
ice said Jesuc "No man having put his
handl to MS piOugh and looking back is
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JIEMORY YERSE--ExoduS 20
IIOYS' SLACK SUITS
Reliance made these washable wearable suits
In-or-out shirts Blue brown Sizes 2-18
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Big Selection
BOYS' SCHOOL PANTS
Extra good quality Man cloth trousers
lien's Navy Pasts
Grey army twill s 7q
sizes 29 to 40 1'
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for only pair
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l'ropical Straws Panornas etc g 4-1
priced to clear Buy 'eln now io1
for next !eason too
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOW PRTES
BIG YANK JIMIIYALLS
fig Yank made 'cm for little Yanks Large
selection Blue green brown Sizes 2-12
For Men' VVornen and
Children- All 81ze3
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Robber's Cave Si
Visited By Many
By Juanita Mahaffey 0
So you're beginning to learn that
there are joy filled eestatic beau-
ties many of them enhanced by
-Man's skillful blending of human
comforts with Nature's austerity
for your pleasure right here in
flklahoma? It took a war with
its discomforting travel restric-
tions forbidding US to seek our
outdoor fun and vacation in far off
places for many of us to realize
that!
Long before the war your State
and National agencies were at
work creating public playgrounds
and parks for you Many of these
were utilized as weekend render-
vous for local pleasure seekers !
while those in farther quarters of
the State seldom heard of — say
for iostance Robbers Cave State
Park!
Are You a Not-So-Rugged
Outdoorsman?
And thereby you missed one of
Oklahoma's grandest little play-
grounds which doubles in purpose-
ful usages as a wildlife sanctuary
a fishing center and a genuine all
around good spot for all who want !
to utilize it If you are one of i
those not-so-rugged individuals !
who doesn't exactly go for camping !
State Park No'
ly Vacationists
i out in the rough yet who does like
few days' outing with certain corn-
forts of home thrown in—a bit of
! fishing swimming hiking boating
—then Robbers Cave State Park
Is for you!
Now
1920 through the efforts of Carl-
ton Weaver then a member of the
State legislature frki Wilburton
The 52-acre lake formed within the
park by damming Fourche Milne
creek was named Lake Carlton in
his honor A commodious bath
How To Get There 1 his honor A commomous natn -
Cet out your highway map and i camp grounds picnic and parking c ludes a grill with wood fuel table
level tent site toilet laundry and
' find where U S Highway 270 I areas and nine overnight cabins
' crosses State Highway 2 at Wil- i are grouped near the lake other handy facilities
burton in Latimer county south-1 The park was taken over in A few rental boats are available
east Oklahoma Follow number 2 1 195 by the State parks division of at 25c per hour or $100 per day
north from Wilburton a distance of i the Game and Fish Commission Private boat permits are sold at
five miles and you'll find your- which became a division of the Ok- 50c per day $250 per month or
self at the entrance to this 8400 1 lahoma Planning and Resources $750 per year No motor boats
acre forest game preserve and i Board in 1937 are permitted on Lake Carlton
g W s
park The Oklahoma Game and I You'll Like the Natural Beauties! Fishin is free and the a t e r
Fish Commission holds title to ! Nestled in the sandstone hills of are open to the angler the year
6500 acres of land within its con I eastern Oklahoma Robbers Cave round A State fishing license is
lines and thus has interested it- 1 State Park affords its visitors of course required The waters
self in its development as a game some splendid scenery From a are well stocked with bass crap-
refuge an pie bream and catfish
d fishing center lookout tower less than half a mile t
Historic Background —You Bet
south of the Scout camp one gets
How It Started i Like to know something of the
the
panoramic view of the park
Development of the area as a ' a I history with which Robbers Cave
game preserve western g 1 r e the wState park in cooperation with ' i Park abounds? It goes back to the
slope of the Sans Bois Mountain J French the National Park Service was be- oays when r rencn traders and
tan e
gun ten years ago although the g and sandstone hills to the un- " appeca came up
the Arkansas
taint and the Ouachita Mo
State game and fish commission and Poteau rivers—the first white
tuns A trail that follows the I
acquired its title to the major ' r
t
ib
t
k
C
f Coon men to enter the wilderness re ion
ose of ree a tributary !
portion of the park several years c They It their i g I
ey c e r mpress in such
1
of Fourche Maline also leads from I
prior to that Robbers Cave State t names at Poteau river Fourche
1 the picnic area below the d'im to I
Park is an outgrowth of a Boy 1 ' ! Menne and Sans B
ms creeks and
the tower then on to the parking
Scout camp established there in i avanal Mountain In 1719 Ber-
space tinder Robbers Cave Be- 1 '
space under Robbers Cave Be
Shockley park custodian at 801Fc
Wilburton Okla
Food and other commodities ex-
cept ice must be purchased in Wit-
burton or brought from home by
EVENTS ENID OKLAHOMA
the visitor No grocery stores are oaptutted the others after they were cardinals bluebirds wrens orioleA !
located at or near the park Ice "smoked out" j rains morking birds told black-
Stories of treasure hidden in the birds are
found there A special
may be bought at the boat house
may Ye UULIgiLle Rio LIM uv v"ovo 'ctones ol treasure mooen 111 toe '“' -“"s 4-
A Witli in the cooling waters of
cave have led to explorations tilt! effort is being made to restore tile
S
Lake Carlton bathing beach costs last in 1931 by it
toree men from almost extinct wild turkey in the
10 tents plus small extra fee for Texas who brought along the Ira- Robbers Cave park and refuge
ditional map When they suikienly also Some migratory wildfowl'
rental bathing suits and towels if
you do not have your own departed the report went mit that ducks and geese Come through in
There is no charge for pienick- they had found th0 treaSUIT anti spring and fall A few herons I
ing in the park Tables for eight hastened to get away with it spend the summers there
grill with wood fuel drinking Nature IVam Cenerous When to Go?
-
ditional map When they suddenly also Some migratory wildrow11
rental bathing suits and towels if '
you do not have your own departed the report went out that ducks and geese come through in 1
There is no charge for picnick- they had found the treaSUIT anti spring and fall A few heroning in the park Tables for eight hastened to get away with It spend the summers there I
grill with wood fuel drinking Nature IVam tIenerous 1Vhen to Cl)? !
i
water and refuse disposal cans are 1 Nature was generous i
n carving All southeast Oklahoma is rich !
provided A fee of 50e for 24 4 i
- - 1 "le setting for Rohliertt cave Park in Indian lore which you prohably !
hours is assessed for camping on i I h li
I Wai i0i4 Within tile siiiiiiitime Will Want to study here and there
the supervised units though one 1 hills region of eastern Oislaboma when you make your trip to Roh
may camp elsewhere in the area 1 and extends roughly from the Ar- bers Ca V e State Park Make your
if he wishes Each camp unit in- kilns" river smith and 0 the reservations far in lolvance of your i
eludes a grill with wood fuel table ! °mellitus and to the Arbuchles in visit for the robins aro hooked uP !
level tent site toilet laundry and l the south central Part of Okla-1 regularly at this season If yoo I
other handy facilities i homa Formations of considerahle I find it imPossible to ma he it during
A few rental boats are availableithickness are of the so-called pvti- I filo "Miller WhY not II an visit!
at 25e per hour or $100 per day I nsylvanian a late Paleozoic Age' I
N mu 11 le countryside is ablaze with
Private boat permits are sold at ! merging from limestone and all the rich colors of Autilinni or
50e per day $250 per month or ! Shales in the north to sandst otitis ill the winter when you can build
$750 per year No motor boats in tile south Folding and weath- on a roaring fire in the one fire-
are permitted on Lake Carlton ering have produced great scares places built into each cabin at the i
Fishing is free and the waters or bluffs and enormous detached pal k ? At whatever season you !
are open to the angler the year blocks of stone Hills are largely maY st:ileet to visit there and what
round A State fishing license is I
Jarren rough steep timbered and ever outdoiw sport or pastime your
of course required The waters rise to heights varying I rum :00 falloY dirt aies --- hunting liAing !
are well stocked with bass crap- to 1500 feet wildlife and nat Pre Sttitly S vim-
pie bream and catfish Trees and Plaid Life 'Meg boating biking exploring i
Historic Background?—You Bet! The most commit trees in the or just too ling—you'll find it all
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ail and Hiohwav 2 nerd de La Ilarpe reported find-
1
park are southern yellow pine red
cedar black NV alnut scaly bark aml
white hickory king nut and pig
nut red white black Jack Chin-
quapin and post oak river birch
hawthorn American winged and
slippery elm sugar maple back-
berry black locust sycamore wild
cherry a nd red mulberry IZedlital
dogwood Chkasaw Own and de-
ciduous holly also grow there
Among the shrubs are the black
tween the trail ana mignway z 1 p
rises the rugged backbone called
gr villages of Indians some m
e sixty I haw button bush suac will
i in- N
Rock Bluffs i miles to the north predecessors of ! rose summer huckleberry black
Stone quarried in the park area -
the warlike Osages who long I berry elderberry plum and spice
I
and logs and massive beams hewn
cl t MSaimed the region as a hunting I T
41 honeysuckle wild grapes
!
out of the forest have been used ! ground !
! Virginia creeper and poison ivy
— --
in constructing boat house bath Years before the removal of the are characteristic wines
house cabins tables and benches Choctaw Indians from the Missis- Conspicuous wild flowers which
bridges open fireplaces and sani sippi to this section bunters of lend their beauty to the park are
tory facilities A park water sup- that tribe became familiar with it anemone phlox blue and ilog
ply system is ample for all needs on their yearly trips west for but- tootti'violet arum horsehint ear-
Low water dams on Fouche Maline lab ° meat Their word for this dinal flower verbena spiderwort
above the lake and on Coon creek big hunt was owa-chita which in spring beauty goldenrod and ivtei
provide more boating and fishing modified form became the name of 'Aiany shrubs and trees also bear
—And Your Host and Hostess! the Ouachita Mountains at the beautiful flowers such at4 the dog-
Genial Mr and Mrs C A Shock- western edge of which lies Rob- wood hawthorn and blackhaw Ncild
Icy resident caretakers have been hers Cave Park rose elderberry blackberry wild
on the area since the park was tie- Early Day Bad Boys Hideout plum wild cherryjocust and but-
veloped Their friendly interest in Outlaw legends began to grow i ton bush
i
the welfare of guests at the cabins around Robbers Cave during the i Wildlife
prid on the whole park area is one Civil War when deserters from I Bear cougar arid beaver were
of the Joys you'll find in visiting both Union and Confederate forces I found in this region in early times
there They are a busy pair these used it and in the chaotic period I but were soon killed out when set-
two yet they crowd a multitude of i following the war guerilla bands tlement began Deer were once
kindnesses into their public sem I And gangs of robbers made it a numerous are multiplying with
ice there Their able assistant I rendezvois between raids on stores protection About 200 whitetails
ciiii4- mit td ig nn thp inh I stages prosperous Indian farmers 1 range within the preserve at pres
-
there They are a busy pair these ' used it and in the chaotic period but were soon killed out when set-
two yet they crowd a multitude of ! following the war guerilla bands tlement began Deer were once
kindnesses into their public serv- I and gangs of robbers made it a numerous are multiplying Nv i I h
ice there Their able assistant' rendezvois between raids on stores protection About 200 whitetails
Charles Batson also is on the job I stages prosperous Indian farmers ! range within the preserve at putts
the year around to round out sup- I and Agency payrolls Down Fount! ent anti form the falderal of wild
pervisory services i che Maline and within pistol shot I herds hunted outside the refuge
It Isn't Expensive 1 of Robers Cave ran what came to I proper in Oklahoma's short open
There are nine cabins (three ! be known as Robbers' Trail with i peason at proclaimed intervals Of
double six singles) at Robbers it was associated the names of the I the furbearers there are coyotes
I
Cave! Park The singles rent for Youngers Jesse and Frank James' a few wolves bobcats fox otter
$300 per 24 hours or $1500 per 1 and Indian Territory's famous' mink muskrat 'skunk- racoon
week the doubles at $400 and i woman bandit Belle Starr Her opossum squirrels and -rabbits
$2040 This includes linens and I borne in Younger's Bend of the 1 Rattlesnakes copperheads bull-
complete household furnishings i Canadian River was about 35 snakes blacksnakes and water
Extra cots are available for larger 1 miles to the northwest What is i moceasins make up the reptile life
groups for a small fee Reserve- I said to be the Starr brand a huge i found in the area In the streams
tions can be made by calling C A i letter S is carved deeply into one ! are bass crappie bluegill perch
of the mammoth rock formations mudcat channel catfish suckers
at the rave Once a possee led by gars turtles and frogs
a deputy United States Marshal Bird life is abundant Quail
besieged a band of outlaws in the doves woodpeckers bluejays
cave for two days killed one and I shrikes crows hawks and owls
places built into each cabin at the
Intik? At whatever season you
may stdect to visit there and what
ever outdoor sport or pastime your
fancy dictates — hunting fbdiing
wilillife and nature study swim-
ming boating biking exploring
or just loaling--you'll find it all
in restful good measure in anti
around Robbers Cave State Park!
Benjamin Franklin was the only
man to sign all four of the famous
documents that mark the birth of
eu country namely the Ihmlara-
tion of Independence the 'Frenty el
Alliance with France the Treat y
eace with England and the
Const itu thin
Bright e'reell and leafy alfalfa
hay cut just before the 1)104)111 and
eared without bleaching contains
the 1114)st protein and Vitamins A
and G so put up some ehichen hay
this summer for tem next winter
advise poultrymen nt the Okla-
honut A and 11 College
( 11flIl( F ketterini invented
the If-starter for the automobile
Ilk eyearch hiboratory vas in the
hayloft of a barn in Dayton Ohio
Services Field
were urowne
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Enid hilen's
Double funeral services were held
NVednesday morning in the chapel
of the lienningeryAllen funeral
home for Eugene A Wagner and
George Friend the two Enid men
drowned Saturday night at the
Great Salt Plains Lake
The bodies were recovered TUPR-
y morning having been sought'
since an alarm was given Sunday'
mornifl g! by their wives who had
accompanied them to the lake on
thing trip
The body ttf George Friend 331
!Int East Market Vas found at
o'clock Tuesday morning near the
: entry- on the south side of the hike'
by Air Davis of Amortia in al
! small plane
1
r A G Steinberg and his son Jtalt
diseovered the body of Eugene A
r Vaguer 26 9 16 North Eleventh ! when they went to cheek their'
fishing lines near the island where
r the half-submerged boat of die'
I drowned men was found
Wagner and Friend had gone to!
!the Salt Plains lake Saturday al
ternimn Nvit h their families for a'
i!eek-eint fishing trip They were'
accompanied by Mr anti Airs Riley'
Jones anti their daughter Veleta'
Mrs Jtmes is a sister of Wagner's'
The Jones family returned to!
Enid Saturday night and Friend
and Wagner took a boat to moth'
a small island for all night fishing!
At 10 o'clock Sunday morning their
IVPS spread the alarm
Three ministers officiated at the
!services NVetinesday morning They!
were Rev E 13 Matthews ' Revd
! W C itninnon and Rev J Frank'
I Davis of Tulsa Burial for Wagner'
was in Enid cemetery and fort
t! Friend in the cemetery at Ring-
' wood
4 Wagner is survived by his wife
a Charles 7 and two (laugh'
ters Rosemary 4 and Suzanne 2
his triretits Mr and Mrs C 11'
' ' '
! Vaguer of Fairmont four sisters'
r Airs Jones Of Enid Mrs C F An-i
bony Of Abilene Kans Mrs Lon-I
nie Powell of Enid and Joyce Lee'
Wagner of Fairmont and two
Friday bay 12 1946
brothers Charles Wagner Ir of
Enid and Eierett Wagner of Fair
mont
Friend is survived by big wife
his mother Mrs Hattie Hesser of
Clem) a brother Earl of White
Horse S D and a sister Mrs
Eunice Schmitt of Newkirk
41
Enid Youth Marries
English Girl by Proxy
Jaek Laurel Tibbits son of Mr and
'Jr E A Tibias of 416 South
Washington VHS married by proxy
recently to Miss Evelyn Isobel
Miles of Eastleigh Hampshire
England it was announced
They had met while Tibbits was
serving three years duty as a
pharmacist 2 le in a navy hospital
in England Mrs Tibbits will sail
for the United States early in
September and svill be met in
New York by her husband They
will establish a home in Enid
In performing the marriage by
proxy the groom had to travel 600
miles to Topeka Kansas for the
ceremony — since Kansas was the
nearest state which would recog-
nize the legality of a proxy mar
rig
A serious disease of aPples in
Oklahoma is apple blotch It does
not appear until early summer
when temperatures becor 13 high
It is controlled by spratng with
Bordeaux mixture rtarting two or
three weeks after the blooming
period
Meat is the richest known source
of B vitamins thiamine riboflavin
and nicotinic acid which are nee'
essary in the diet if America is to
be strong
Present plans for the --Navy's
post-war Organized Reserve - call
for 25000 officers and 175000 en-
listed men Maintained in a con-
stant state of readiness they will
be prepared to man Navy ship and
shore billets on ten days notice in
the event of an emergency call to
active duty
LUCK'S biggest letter is U!
tiOCK LULU'S - - --
IIMN'is 01 I Lusa utiriat 1OT eagner
' Stone quarried in the park area r-e -sages w ho long i berry elde r be r plu
ry m en d s pice cured e ithout Itiouviling contains -
1 1 Present plans for the iN y
: eas in rano cemetery and for - 0 le av '
s
end logs and massive beams hewn claimed the region as a hunting I I IT
the wa lik n
ausa 40neysuckle Wild grapes the most protein and Vitaniins A isrieni the oinaiter
y at Ring- Post-war Organized Reserve call
ground ' Virginia creeper and poison ivy and G so pat tip some chicheil hay : wood
Wagner is survived by his wife listed men Maintained in a con-
' ! ' out of the forest have been used for 25000 officers and 175000 en-
th is slimmer for use next winter I-
' : ' in constructing boat house bath Years before the removal of the are characteiistic wines
1
V : ' ' ' house cabins tables and benches : Choctaw Indians from the Missis- Conspicuous wild flowers which adviee einillrYlnett lit the Okla-1 ttt(1ssoniti11111111liersv 74 :nncoll st4141zontillialeiigh211stoant state of readiness they will
'-"-1""--"P 6 itt 1 fl bridges open fireplaces and sani- aiPPI to this section bunters of lend their beauty to the park are home A and 11 College prepared to man Navy ship and
tary facilities A park water sup- ! his paietits Mr and Mrs C II'
' i the event of an emergency call
that tribe became familiar with it ! anemone phlox blue and dog 1 I shore billets On ten (lays notice in
ply system is ample for all needs1 Vaguer of Fairmont four sisters
on their yearly trips west for buf- tootkviolet arum horsentint car- Charles l'' hetterints ii‘tnitil I to
"
airs Jones to rano airs An- u
-4"""' -1-1 i i1' g------4- :Er11 Low water dams on Fouche Alaline ! falo m eat Their o
wr d for titl e dinl fl
aower e
vrbe na 1 i
spaerw t
or the ta
st if-sr ter for the automoeue! th of Ahdyne Kan4 mi1 on I net010 oty
ssl Atli) 141 et11t1 1it I' b the I k I C k 1 big hunt oa-chita h in
F a ove le a e ea( on Coon cree was w whici spring beaut y golde Ill III! and ii ter Ilk re- earcli laboratory was in the td i it 4 4 ' i "' 1 ' 'I
L'OIVI'll tit r4111fi IMO aoyee iae ! '
- ! pt!ovide more boating and fishing : modified form beeonle the name of Many shrubs and trttes also boar hityleft of a Ilarit in 1):4)tam Ohio Stigiit'r of Fairmont and to' LUCK'S bigges
t letter is U!
- -And Your limit and Hostess! ' the Ouachita Alountains at thelbeitutiful flowers such as the dog-
a t
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vsestei' n edge of whelk lies Rob- ! wood hawthorn and blaelthaw wild 7220151332r23:1M '-'"e'-'''"' "--e"--s-"---0----- se----- s s----s--------
I r1 r ' Genial Mr and Mrs C A Shock-
Ei t i-- ell i 1 1 k b
ley rest( ent caretakers have been
9(4 ' 11 ers Cave al
el
h ' b C v P k I rose derberry blackberry wibl !! -
on the area since the park was de- Early Day I Bad Boys Hideout l
r pum V ild cher ry locust and but - 1 11197
veloped Their friendly interest in Outlaw legends began to grow ! ton bush errirt p Im fl 1 1 11
1 Al rp 4 4 A' xi 4pg A
' iii 0 -'0iiiit'iiiiit1 F4E3 tootitieb atc L'Icill si
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tros the welfare of guests at the cabins! around Robbers Cave during the Wildlife to itai slt tet 0
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v s
nnd on the whole park area is on i
e : C' 'I War when de erter ' from I Bear cougar and beaver were
1
arlieSt of the joys you'll find in Visitingt both Union and Confederate forces! found in this region in early times 9 9 44
I It s Still Quality Herchandise at Lola? Prices1'
' STORE
sHOE S-- there They are a busy pair these used it and in the chaotic period! but were SOOn killed out when set- '4
'
22) ROblCC two yet they crowd a multitude of I followin the war uerilla bands tlement be an - Deer were once
i i g g g-
I i Buster StoWn kindnesses into their public serv- I ittnd gangs of robbers made it a numerous are multiplying with
98
Arstep — 0-'2' z''' - ice there Their able assistant ! rendezvois between raids on stolvs protection About 2u0 whitetails dt stvw 1 "s'tetall
1 Charles Batson also is on the job i stages prosperous Indian farmers1 range within tile preserve at pre L(0 1 s S SLitC11 SUITS
1
the year around to round out sup- I and Agency cy payrolls Down Four- tint and form the nucleus of vt'ild it k1
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pervisory services 1 che Maline and within pistol shot 1 herds hunted outside the refuge 0 Reliance made these washable wearable suits 1:: t
It Isn't Expensive 1 of Bolters Cave ran what came to I proper in Oklahoma's short open !
t ' There are nine cabins (three! be known as Roltbers' Trail with i eteason at proclaimed in Inorout
intervals Of 4 -hills
-- s Blue brown Sizes 2-18 '' -
4 1 double six singles) at Robbeis it was associated the names Of the the furbearers there are coyotes i te'": te'-e4r1
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-- - Cave Park The singles rent for Younger Jesse and Frank James a few wolves bobcats fox otter
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1 ser) 49 1 ft
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$300 per 21 hours or $1500 per and Indian Territory's famous' mink muskrat 'skunk racoon
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'I week the doubles at $100 and i WOrnan bandit Belle Starr Her o
! possum Shill! uir rels and rabbits 09- up
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: ii—fi ti e (I P-and Official' $2010 This includes linens and I home in Young et 's Bend of the li Rattlesnakes copperheads bu ll- 4
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complete household furnishings i Canadian River was about 35 snakes blacksnakes anti water
ts a ' - Extra cots are available for larger 1 miles to the northwest What is i moccasins make up the reptile lift ? 4 C !
Here's real Officlal Scout quairty and workmanship
groups for a small fee Reserve- said to be the Starr brand a huge I found in the arett In the stream e
s
BI elCt101
6 ba0 a
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tions can be made by calling C A letter S is carved deeply into one ! are bass crappie bluegill perch
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down to the last stitch It adds up to the kind of Shockley park custodian at 801Fc of the mammoth rock formations mudcat channel catfish suckers
BOY1 S StH01114 PANTS i 1 1 )
wear and comfort a busy Scout needs—the kind of Wilburton 01(1a ' at the rave Once a possee led by 1 glint turtles and frogs i t '! ' 1N
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he-man style he wants any day of the week $5 Food and other comntodities ex- a deputy United States Marshal i Bird life is abundant Q xtr t
uail Ea go Ti l qua lity Zelan c lt
It trouser s 4 ' V )
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cent ice must be purchased in Wil- besieged a band of outlaws in the 'I doves woodpeckers bluejays
ptherOfficial styles too but or brought from home by cave for two days killed one and shrikes crows hawks and owls Khaki color Sizes 6-16 (1
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