The Mangum Star And Southwest Eagle (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 18, 1918 Page: 1 of 12
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THE MANGUM STAR
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U M pnil FRF ROBERTSON'S UNSELF- MAYOR BORDER GIVES REASONS WHY HE CAN WILEMAN WRITES AMERICANS WILL
MERTAIN ISH DSRACY NOT SUPPORT T1SINGER FOR SUPREME JUDGE INTERESTING LETTER flOT RETREAT
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of lh ir malictott* latani
> uu mil of your mosey, tlf)
•d for a m« h.-anag b f i'
prrmr Court. pleading tKil Ihr Cor-
poration Commission * ' cvall«cstliMi
thrir property *•>*• Hw nil "w I*'
nil#. The Uilil t ompan bw n*«il-
ly voluntarily ml the Jala much low-
:han the lUwporwtlo* Corum
. , . ' IUcmim Jod*e Robertson ha not T« ik* i Warns ml Nhiw:
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ass ris sjm =
cr, aad butlaav man. andarhJU bean aronurvaie rrroar a far ^ tnXo my r*ptrte«ee
Ksrmers arv interested In tka Still- th* jSltkIT^Stal^2 the w,u b,ro "• >our lh*' *«* >'
water meeting bccauav of tha oppor- he should further fatten at tka ^ >our ow„ Judl|„ u to whether or
tunity of studjin* awry phase of Ilia Publlc w*1, not ka la anllUa>l lo ou. Mippotl.
agricultural enterprise of t^ State of Now wa submit a few facts Tor you Jud|rs Tlslnger, wklla practically a ml, notw it)."landing tki
Oklahoma. Cotton, grain, .orgl.um., coualdcnilion; Alexander kM WW KM gtrmnf#r ^ ,lntr. an,| wklla not „„t „( Vroduction. which show. cm
Improved livestock. and a hundrtxl many offices In I>amocratlr territory. own|njf „ foot of |nncl Mangum. w*< cluslvely thalr ctalma to have brvn un
subjects peculiarly interesting to the He haa won on aa aaay lloa of a l em- , ,— ...... \i,«v..r
man of south-western Oklahoma, will ocraUc ma)oHty. Ha has had^MW)
be discussed. Tha wiae man takaa hi# sledding all ki political Ufa. until tku
trouble* with h.m to tha agricultuiat year.
conference, discusses tharn frealy, re- On the other hand. Judge llobertaon
aolved to come back to hi* job batter haa been unselfishly lighting the bat-
•quipped for efficient fanning. tlea of Democracy, witkout prefer
Peculiar interest i attached to the nwnt or profit; not for power or of- _ ... , _ ..._
Cong res* thia year becauae of tho aa- for he lived and campaigned in a tnlrjng | found that the Man- ttnd it carried something like 3 to 1.
trrftd laaua and diamiaa tka I.V.DOO re-
bate which I personally won for f«a Mr. Kti
ritiren at m> own espense, I tokl Mangu
them to Ukr that I4.00U and eat It. |Vrh
tkat I would ratker haw a judgrtwnl
aga>n*t them for lh" lH a I ban an)
kind of a M-tltemenl they rould offei
ma wherein the ntlian* which I rep
re*entnl a> Mayor would be in au>
ting high manner loaer. I not only refuaed tht
i*hm ***. «40u<> but on the other hand, I em
Norfolk. Va. July 10. ! !«.
cr V. JruM, >Ulllor
. Star, Mangum. Okia
m tka Star'* reader* might
be inter* *tad b> Intro omething of
great work tke goirernment la do
Aaotker kg drive ia ua In France.
Tke IIun Hockea attacked with thalr
uaual tarrtftc kombardmenta and maa-
*ed drive* with picked troop*. Aa ua-
ual tke> matte aome gala*. But the>
gained nothing cm tke American aee-
toni. Tka reeult waa exactly different.
— ----- , , . ton. I aa reeult waa exactly ainerwnt.
g K"- |i • *h'Pfln" °.f f for tke Americana refund to retreat
and Mippliea to U>e beya wwaM. | ^ Am.
* -ame kere in rebruar>. awl
I <
became connected with tki* depart-
gatra I
or lean* commander replied to an of
ment then, hare be,„ probably 40 grlj* ^^^1^
plo>ed Mr. Kdwarda, tke citj^attorney ^ big ^'^^haj havemade from | un#ntjurable. We ekall l m mediately
>i futit riiuiii trti * iiiul vuu can Wl, . > M ^ «...
400 feet wide. The other ia somewhat
£3** ta ***** . gvin*Wwtric Company, a"for ign cor- At"th7.'po7nt, Hl.TUin.er. Uie man ^^mln^Vn'f.wr^^ 8h,p- ^ up •,on,|,,U,,,
water of every important farmers or- lirpublirun. He always fought againat |H>rtktlon, with the physical valuation . . honored wi
ganiiatlon in the 8ute. Are you in- heavy odds, just for the love of cham-. of 14, 000.00 Wus Uking out of the m-aooeared ui><
tervste<l in Shorthorn cattle? If so. poinmg the cause of right ami rity more than $60,000.00* per year. ' V(,'\. OU4>n e„
the French were compelled to
give back three miles, and tke Ger-
man* claim they have captured 13000
prisoners. The Americans, however,
ccptured 1600 prisoners the first day
of the drive, and the Ilritiak took an-
other thousand. Later reports will
raise thcao figure* largely. The Ger-
man loss is reported terrific, likely
reaching larger proportions than in
former drives. After two dnya of the
hardest of fighting the Huna had not
..rrjrss ^
yoJ cannot afford to misa the annual He kept tke Democratic camp fires Mng'paid each yTar under *you> rohe^by^n- T* *^1^^ ^Tyearwn- Immense wur.houaes are built over
session of the Shorthorn Breeder* burning in the enemy s strongholds, contnM;t b>. the city for pumpinir the othci mean* which ttttorn®>- ,^71 * t|10usand gal lhr Picr ' *• "c*r!y ftl* P1*®"
Association. Interested in pure seed ^.rd^ss of popularity « pwfrt waUr and lighting the streets alone. £ He finally lost his raft £ oririlew of dewing foul, and are always filled with mator-
growing? You ought to camp with the; ,or pie. His name went#on_the being ten per cent on a $115,000 in- J* ££ ^ SuV-ne-but all v^rJ whtle Zp^r I.L Hallway tracks run into than.
I, J_ .... _ .hous- warehouses, and cars of ateel raila
Mantrum paid Jd xc a thou. othc^ productH art. united by
M" _ .. . 1 lln„n the electric cranes. Likewise big derricks _
av* "J*!1 jl. floor at home, operated by steam and cupable of lift- nt any point reached the objectives
there in full force. Bear in mind tn.s hii name on the t.cket ann oner n.m-)fe™ Vy"SoM. contracts.' wil! state ^^ dm7uTo"u«nd doila'^ The $500 attor- ^Tt'on "thTfl^r Now Jou tSS "'K many tons at a time are used in, they h d expected the first day. Am-
means that the men who are actually wlf on the Altar of Democracy, ex- p«««sion at this time f paj(1 Tisinger perhaps is his Hplt on^' ?hinl. c'oUw be more loading ships. I have seen these der- erican planes flew low over the Huns
doiv things in r ont^ts sign^by Jno. C. Keys on 55SuU!Ltl«f is «ich uTl Hck. lift locomotives and ptace themRowing them down with m^kln.
state Lookabaugh of ^o^orn fame ^ the 10th day of November. 1916. u cLtui* who can get pleasure solely wa> TjudginJ the futun- in the hold of .hips
Kershaw of the Aberdeen Angus ,,uty. and aided in the general | wherein they offerwl to pump our wat- t f ftghting his former friends. If *. °]\P \ a„d jU(liring by the H takes some little t
breeders and a host of others farming oftho I)c^r^par^in^eStatel ^ ^ ^ fw $TCit2.oo a mun igKnot for him,elf. who should ^' Lhlsspii on his home people, of these large ships too 1 have seen
and livestock specialists, will be at and the nation. It is these u-ing about one half of the amount u,. But j M>, if hc is for himself alone P*st "... P th gtate people If £ 150 m,-'n work ,tw®
Stillwater. And they will be there to have made h.m popular in the hearts « K ^ contract aboVe _f?* he/' umi KvnerTnceTa vat- loading one of these vessels of 12,000
advise with and help every Greer 0f hi people. It Is this unselfish Dem erre,i to Figure out the difference . . , . f |J. i this case the fees tons rapacity.
county farmer who attends, in his par- ocratic ioyaity and sendee which caus-! ^7tw„ conSrtl for the five years It was strange enough when Judge uable les«onbut in this ca^ the £e would be a mured at the variety
led the Democratic Leader, to appo.lft, «^theU^o « tneur ^ Tigin(fer appoare<, in behalf of this have been high lf yo^P^tet book ^ o{ ^ oyer ,
e to j him district Judge m his liome dis- what > . J j Meo COrpomtion even as an attorney, un- had felt what mine has feK ^1T ^our everything from lo-
5o.Tn.Uon.wid, 'movnn,™. ol I ,n,.r ton.™ Mm U, tt.vg I SlZ '«'! «h™ he ^ l"°" tod ^
rsi-nar.u * nuui maiuu o«n i.vo, — • w.**....—•— --
erv farmer from Greer C8unty will re- sufflcent recompense for his loyal ser-
tu^n to his home a better soldier, bet-; vice. He is entitled to that exh.larat-j
ter understanding the great food prob- ing feeling th: t comes with a rea.
lem, with a broader vision of his j Democratic pers nal victory.
19U ami still when he took the witness stana in lf your ears naa near,. ci ettea place<1 on boi
l, ami you j their behalf and testified that thepeo- heard; if^wlj had ftlt what ^ were shipped
.«t Tirin-1 Pie of Greer County so much mine has f t; in the part figM ^ & ^ ^
idea of what
over, piece
marked so that
assemble
parts
tobacco
support a and cigarettes going over our boys
all haz- should be well provided 'or. One ship
citizen carried over 1,000,000 Camel's and 12
j guns, as they ran for their Uvea.
It was necessary in thia drive for
the allies to shift troops from one see-
tor to another to atop the Huna, and
this was due to the large number of
Americans which had added- to the
number all along the Allied lines.
Thirteen German planes were downed
Wednesday.
The bombardment waa so terrific
that towns twenty mile8 away were
almost as light as day. The negfo
troops bravely insisted on holding
their own lines. Three wavea of pick-
ed Germans attacked three times in
an attempt to break the linea Tuesday
morning, and each time were hurled
back by French 75's and machine
guns. It is the hope of the Allied lend-
ers that thia will break the backbone
of the state to
nothing car loads of Prince Albert, Durham,| f thfl <jerman war machine to aueh
the other i and Tuxedo tobacco, while more goes, an extent thut no other big blow will
, th, p.0- W pomfcU. ttl.
town. Then,
business men have money invested in
farms scattered over the county. Al-
though some of our merchants had de-
cided that they could not take a vaca-
tion this year, the Stillwater trip,
with its pleasant run through Okla-
homa City, a week of quiet camp lite
in the hills near the A. and M., College
and the opportunities of the Congress
has persuaded them that the patriot-
ic thing to do is to joiu the Stillwater
bunck.
But the farmers and merchants are
rallying to the Stillwater Congress
this year, also, because they are good
sports. The spirit of competition is
keen. The livestock men of the state
have offered thoroughbred bulls t*> the
counties having the largest enroll-
ment, the men of the county hav quiet-
ly determined to go to Stillwater in
sufficiently large numbers to bring
home the "beefsteak." Be a sport.
Enroll for the trip now. Send in
yfir name by letter or phone 261.
R. B. BROWNELL,
County Agent.
Don't forget that John C. White-
hurst, our good and efficient farmer
neighbor of Beckham county is a can-
didate for President of the State
Board of Agriculture.
Finance Fight or Farm.
and broad Democrat. Such a record
surely entitles him to the very {'be™
support of the Democracy of Oklaho-
ma in this year of 1918.
When Judge Robertson made the
race for county attorney in Lincoln
county he faced a Republican majonty
of 700. Yet he managed to win in one
of two campaigns. When he made the
race for the constitutional convention
he faced a black and white Republican
majority of more than 800, yet he
made a most creditable showing and
received more than the democratic
vote of his district.
It will avail the Alexander Banker-
Oil crowd nothing to howl about
Judge Robertson's lack of offices in the
past. His service in the past keeping
the party intact in the hardest battle
grounds of Oklahoma, only entitles
him to win now when a time has come
for his people to give him suitable
recompense. He has never been a
habitual hopeful office seeker. He
has always been a faithful consistent
unselfish party worker.
Ida M. Sweet has been appointed
Home Demonstration Agent for Har-
per County and has taken up her
work there.
ite to give them cold, men in France, the folks at home may
it is my duty as your be assured that Uncle Sam looks af-
ive them to you that tor his men. From the amount of rail-
at YOU be NOT de- way material going over we must be
been attorney both for Keys and Fun-1 ^cerof Mangum's entire citizenship, j ccived. We have had the ^ ^'p^ d°uble tmC Sy mS °
derburk ahdalsoybUr Mayor, undoubt-|Ad hc gtated further in that speech I trict Judge since stathood, and no v. cr r de_
-J1_ f~wl nroiert. and a so fr' wns fnreio-n to third SuDreme Judge. I know i wisn 1 were o' K
and other towns are behind ^ j ^"nR ^wWeh^he snorted ""th" with thl ctty" beciuiso with such CON-] ^,d them"he "stated f'-'y were inno-! ple
water enterprise because P™sJ*7*\h2 i nominees four years ago, TRACTED REVENUES, Key* , c<.nt of any knowledge of the dastard facts, just
the country means ^ri'ty of the Sr a very narrow margin of defeated did, easily bond that Company \ conspirKy against your mayor, which, mayor to give them to ^"^rial* going over we must be
'Wn ' ' ' ■' when smaller men might have excus-1 for $150,000 and Mr. Tisinger having onspiracy was a direct slap mtiile ( theY v.J L the Dis-! building double track systems all ov-
ahlv heeded certain rumors, stamp been attorney both for Keys and Fun-1 face of Mangum's entire citizenship. CCived. We have had
uuiy takeably US a rt&Iiy A ® ><L 4rk(ir Mavnr. Iinnnubt- I * , ^ * J in ifmt «nf prh 14-~;^+
edly understood the project, and also
understood the twenty-five year fran-
chise given them which was needed to
put the deal over. The city being
bound for five years on that contract
my hands were tied, there was nothing
I could do but try to relieve my people
from the 16c light rate to private con-
sumers. After numerous conferences
with the light company of no avail, I,
on April 14 1914, filed charges against
them before the Corporation Commis-
sioner for extortionate rates. They
fought off that trial for two years, at
which time we were granted a rebate
of from twenty to thirty per cent, the
amount now being fifteen or twenty
thousand dollars. The order was made
SPECIAL FORD NOTICE
Just received word from the Ford Motor Company that an-
other carload of Fords are being shipped us from Kansas City
this week. The 5-passenger cars in this shipment will only
cost $509.98, but should we be able to get any more soon will
probably have to drive them through from Kansas City, mak-
i I ing them cost $30 to $40 more. Therefore it will be to your
1' interest to give us your order at once and secure one of this
'; shipment, provided you will want a car soon.
Remember we carry a full line of
Genuine Ford Parts.
J. E.Thompson, Exclusive Ford Dealer
128-32 N. Oklahoma Ave. (Near City Hall)
Phone 212
MORE tom MEN TO
FIGHT THE KAISER
Thirty young men, practically all of
them selected from the following list
wil leave for the service of their coun-
try on Thursday the 25th of July.
They will go east from Mangum on
the Rock Island, leaving at 12:05 o'-
clock.
Ray, Oscar Lee, Jester,
Watts, John W. Reed,
Hood, Thomas Lafayette, Willow,
Williams, Clarence, Mangum,
Byars, Olin L., Mangum,
Johnston, Benj. B. Blake,
Norris, Charlie Bud, Brinkman
Evans, Roy, Granite.
Thompson, Arthur H. Mangum,
Neal, Herman W. Mangum,
Van Noy, Joseph C. Granite,
Richardson, Charlie A. Fletcher,
Gerdis, Samuel P., Reed.
Krause, Eddie, Duke,
Presley, Chester C, Reed,
McGuffin, Walter Joseph, Hester
Shelby, Woody L. Reed,
Wells, Joseph Edward, Jester,
Longmire, Clarence C., Mangum,
Elliott, Rufus, Ezra Granite,
Hughey, William Floyd, Reed
Storie, Henry G. Granite,
Imboden, Thomas Wilbert, Granite,
Butrill, Martin Luther, Brinkman,
Johnson, Clifford, Granite,
Ramsey, Frederick, N., Mangum.
Logsdon, Edward Loyd, Mangum,
Smith, John, Vinson,
Knott, Pearl M-, Reed,
Ginn, Samuel G., Hester.
Bryant, George, Reed,
Lowtv, Forrester, Martha,
Little, Jonas B., Mangum.
that that conspiracy was foreip tojhave the third Supreme1 Judge, x j —^ ^ naore about these activ-
the Mangum Electnc Company s of- that you reahze there1 are other^e 0^ ^ to ^ o{ the ^ j
ficers and employees, but was bred, j tles ln this District w ho^hav ^ geen going over, but we have
hatched and born in the City of Man-, considerate of Greer in t e p otrirt orders to £ay nothing about
gum, notwithstanding the tat Hve^, at thi. time, prow . g t .n«| tnct orde„ „>p.
( all alienists except Chambers ); gluttons. in ! dv to go and the boys left here behind
already stand convicted of conspiracy, There are tw0 other gentlemen1 in, PJ^ th|more diSsapointed.
by an honest Greer county jury> J"°-1 this race against Judge Tisinger, one the at home who have
C. Keys, the money head_ and chief 1 John B Harrison, from <^ "J*1sons who may embark soon need not
conspirator, while under bondhas by county Beckham and a former resi about German subs, our navy
manipulation thus far evaded tnal. !dent of «0ld Greer" and now assist- ^ ^ ^ job and a sub hasn't
I have now in my possession a con-1 ant Attorney Gen^l, also Juage chance around one of our loaded
Man-
gum and Greer county' because the
way the home folks are standing by
Uncle Sam, also in the valuable work
of our boys, notably Will Ponder. I
expect to hear more of them winning
laurels when the boys from Camp
Travis get over there.
This is campaign year and I expect
politics are boiling in Greer again.
In this connection, I hope to see old
Greer roll up the biggest majonty for
Jim McClir.tic of any county in the
, district. McClintic has made good in
Th,, Mowing nnmrf h.ve .ignedl^?.^.?' Van-
edges for $1,000 in W. S. S. to be fondest hopes
i bought between now and the 1st of! ^lne ^n®1nf„;
tract Diepared by Jno. *J. rveya i-> — „rpspnt -roop snips so iohr 0= "> —
torney where they offered to pay me la., a native of toMjd daist^ct. ^ by cur navy. They never have t
as psx.. °~ si rs-a- «. ■
a ok"-
M
1000 CLUB SHOWS
The folowing named have s gneu hopeg of eyen his most 8an.
pledges for $1,000 in W. S. S. to b g frjends He is constantly on the
bought between now and the 1st o g ^ always striving to help any-
January 1919: bociy from our country, as can be at-
G. B. Townsend, H. Y. Hoover, W. ipsted by number3 of soldier boys who
it will require many months to deliver
any really drtiahre defeat, sufficient
to secure such a peace as will forever
bar a repetition of the barbarities in-
flicted by these Hans, and such as
will make the world safe for Democ-
racy and the security of civilisation.
HEINLE EMPLOYED AT THE BIG
LOVETT STORE.
J. W. Lovett has employed Albert
Heinle to assist in keeping straight
his big furniture and undertaking
business. Mr. Heinle is a mighty clev-
er and accommodating young man and
will assist in making the big Lovett
store even more popular than hereto-
fore, if such a thing be possible.
fellow members and the heads of de-
partments, in other words, he has
earned for himself by his hard work
and strict attention to duty a secure
place in the councils of government;
a place that would have to be earned
by any one who succeeded him before
he could be of benefit either to the
country or the people of his district aa
isiator. Now is a mighty poor
time to retire a man of known ar.d
signal ability to gratify the ambition
of some man who has nothing more
to recommend him than a laudable
ambition to service in Congress.
A. N. LEECRAFT.
In Virginia candidates who were op-
posing some of the present incumbents
withdrew, because they admitted that
the present is a time when men of
T.^Funderburk, W .H. Dickey, W. G.i ^ to"guests in Washington, known abiUty should be kept titorcjm
McNees; G. F. Border, T. N. Slaten, £ «hunts them up and one ^rict which is now represented
Hershel Richards, Gully & Blake, D. ^ and see him. He by a republican, who elMfcxlby
R. Dial, J. S. Jackson, P. A. Jan.w.y, ^ fo^, tt. Loryjjarrjw m^. >k«
W. A. Ambler, Lee Hawkins, Mrs. - dships they may have endured, j refused to nominate a eu*uaaw
Lee Hawkins, G. W. Bowd, Roy Big-, neglects an opportunity against him. ^Jnt lereThope
gerstaff, A. Gordon, H. D. Henry, L. 1 ^q{ assi8tan^e to them. cumbent should be kept there. I hope
A. Johnson, J. W. Lovett, J. Leadbet- Thig in itseif however, does not con-
ter, D. J. Doyle, R. B. Chambers H. I ^ mogt nrgent reason why he
M. Ferguson, J. C. Moss, G. C. McKen- 1 ghould ^ returned. The country is at
zie, L. S. Noble, James H. Simpson, he .g ^roughly familiar with all
R. C.Winchester, C. P. «Har^!"' ■ the legislation under discussion, en-
! James Duffy, W. A..Covngwm^ W.^D., ^yg the confidonce and respect of his
i Black, Clay Hall, Misses Ruth and
' Tom Johnson, Mrs. L. A. Johnson, J.
' ' Fuller, H. E.
cumbent ^ .
and believe the people of Greer coun-
ty will render to Jim McChntic, a ver-
dict of approval by giving him a ma-
jority of at least 1,000 in the coming
primary. HERfiERT WILEMAN.
One of the very important offices of; R. Morgan, Edward A. Fuller^H. L.
j the state is State Treasurer. That of- ja j^ms, B. F. Simpson, D. C.
j fice requires a broad guaged, able; jeg^er> Massad, Sam Iron, J. T.
man with clean ideals. He should be Cox j h. Holden.
| possessed of broad business principals ¥•« •"« WI
| and should be above the playing ofj^
j petty peanut politics. It is because>me 0f
I we want such a man for the place thator my
I we are earnestly supporting and ad-ore he
I vocating the selection of A. N. Leeiecially
! craft. Mr.
uuumi
STIES U-BO
a
- ^ , Many persons who are doled or
cran. Leecnift" is* a'successfubit "the skimpy two teaspoonsful of sugai
i busiess man, -whose whole life is untve for so ovor their grapo fruit, eef«alJ
answerable proof of his ability an. cofTeo, probably would b. surpri.^
I energy. He has been in public life foAe lov-, know that there is no
the past four years, a* a member o sp0nd- shortage, but In t
the SUte Board of Public affairs, pan A. C.J pl<I ot "c*r ln _h.'|
of the time acting as Secretary to the j Are ^UT SAL?!
Governor. When Mr. Leecraft decided, bargains at the CLOSING OUT SALE |
1 to make the race for Treasurer he re- at WILLIAMS Second Hand Sto . |
signed from his office on the Board of —- - — . , „
ho should bo Affairs. He says he feels he should him—strong In his behalf.
The Clean-Up
All odds against him, he wades into the tliiek oi
the tight, battles for the right, and wins over
everyone.
WILLIAM FOX Presents
WILLIAM FARNUM
IN
THE HEART OF A LION
At The.
Among the parenU who should be Affairs. He says he fcciane snou.o '^."^-itv"Be"^
proud of their Greer county sons, is not use the state s time and money real test of a s f hi
J. H. Chaffin. Mr .Chaffin saw his while running for a state office. This yc vote for a man strong m
- - ■ jgtic of Jie man. h«i
! third
>n leave for the service of his
1- last week. Morris Chaffin re-
-ned his position as city mail car-
r and enlisted in the navy.
1 brother Loyd. Tom has been
■vice for some time.
for a man
imunity and :
rill make
BLUE BIRD THEATRE
Friday, July 26th
I all Mr. Ler-
0 racily know
opponent.
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Jessee, Elmer V. The Mangum Star And Southwest Eagle (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 18, 1918, newspaper, July 18, 1918; Mangum, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc276402/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.