The Mangum Star. (Mangum, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 22, 1901 Page: 3 of 8
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNKYS.
J. M. WILEMAN,
ATTORNEY.
BONDED ABSTRACTER
C H. ALLDRCDGC,
ATTOMMKV AND COVMMIUMI AT
Law.
V. * L«*4 uffl..« (MB„„ uv«r HI
JflRRCTT TODD,
Attorkkv at Law,
'"•refill m<
WBI practice la all the curt a.
|M>r~>tiiti attention rlTM ail
J. F. GRIFFITH,
ATTORNBV-AT.I.AW
Notary Public.
Criminal prosecutions and col-
lections a specialty.
J. A- Powers,
aitoknev-ai-i,aw.
OFFICE:—Front Rooms, over
Hightower & Funderburk's.
l£aa?um. -;Os. Okla.
Will practice in all the Courts ami
the U. S. Laud Olllce,
How it it Pont.
TI* first object in life with th>
American pe<ij4e is bow to "get
r d ." the sccond. bow to regain
Koud health The first can t ob
Ulned by energy, honesty and xr
lug: the second., (good health) by
tuihir Green's Attgtwt Flower.
Should yon be a despondent suffer
er fw« any of the effects of Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Appendi-
Ctia, Indigestion, etc., such as Sick
Headache. Palpitation of the Heart
Sour Stomach, Habitual Costive-
ness, Diuiness of the Head, Nerv-
oua prostration, Low Spirits, etc.,
you need not suffer another day.
Two doses of the well known Au-
gust Flower will relieve you at
once. Co to Curreathers & Stone
and get a sample bottle free. Reg-
ular size, 75 cts. Cet Green s
Prize Almanac.
SARCASM IN SIGNS.
AOVfRTlSCMCNTS THAT AT TIMtS
UCtiMC A MOCK f ft V.
II
>n,
inn
Omtm mm* IrHlillaa
Wkf* Tk«r W n
MmmU.wrn.mt. !
>t« Hint.
it - of Climate, with its
M4ugv ol trui|«r«ture.
uid 4in! Miiuhiitr often
leu in a single day,—it is
w«... er thut our children,
ds uid relative* are so fie-
ittl> taken frun us by neglected
Is. half tlM death- resulting
■mm at another show tbe other alebL ! " 5lernu,n Syrnp kep*
vrrjr rr tvzi S
xr iprJsriff ib« srte
"f esr old Tom!" said tbe leading (., ***• Jpor curing Consumption,
■aw. *i warn thinking of you sot fire Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, Severe
mlnuiM ago. Nit down, you d«nr old Croup, or any disease of
fellow! | paaaed s bakery not flr* miu- the Throat or Lungi, ita success ia
CARD PLAYERS' CRAMP.
Vhm Kaallah Art I'lalHlirr.
Partly from historical and jsirily per-
bnps from radul causes the Kugllah
are tally unmllltary. They reseat
tbo control of sotdlcra. They dlstrual
mllltnry Ideals. No government that
ever existed In this country wan mors
uii|mi|tular llian that of Oliver Cromwell
nml Mm major generals. It* un| pu-
larlty left an Indelible mark ou Knglish
Institutions. For uiany yearn It mnde
SZ ^vnu4,1 ,1b0M■,,,10, 'ou Why. Simply wonderful, as'your druggist
a tr-cjssurts
Ml mm mm. SJZJ^SSToh JSR
poor onee! Mighty poor too. I re- prG77|~:r
member thai we bad been turned out Almanac.
"Wtie y®a ever paralyser said the
|M ttlff,
sad may the"- Nana the other
-Wag. yen M that right han.IT It
•"*d ^ ■,W>M snd M la,
fctN tm about three days oare It waa
deader than a fnatblitea tomato plant
"Tea know at eoerse that I aasd ia
"V "V **♦ « ptsylag cards, chiefly
dealing bank. Theea waaa't a day 1
didn't deal baak or la other gaaMs sis
to eight boars a day. Many a Una I
have dealt or played longer.
tine algbt I was deallag baak. It
waa a good, big game. All at ooee
wbea I weat to slip a card thla old
right refnaed to work. I lookad at It
and the flagers were klad of twlated
Inward and the hand from tbe wrist
was beat downward.
"This stopped tbe deal for me, aad I
told tbe lookout to get buay.' for toe
play era were letting a little 'queered.'
He took my place, and I watched tbe
NO 1 k!
Of the Sale of
Real Estate.
"I rubbed my right, bat It woulda't
straighten out snd It kept thla way
until tbe next day. snd tben I went to
a doctor. 11* didn't know me aa well
as you do. but tbe flrat queatlon be
Dawson & Dawson,
Physicians and Surgeons..
Diseases of Women
and Children a Spec-
ialty. Two doors
west of Post Office.
Hum*, -'O:- Oklitau.
H. C. JONES,
.. .PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
South Side of Square.
Next door west of Ledbetter A Garnett.
Night calls. Room 8, Johnson House.
of different homes on the aauie cold .. w..
night and met each other for the flrst . ^ h®by was terribly sick with
time by chance. We alinrcd the com- t°c diarrhoea," says J H I)oak
forta of a butcher'a waKon that nlxbt of Williams. Orevon "We were
and went u|mui a rumiuagliitf expetll. tlna.. , .? We werc
tlon the next day. W e bulled hi frout unaWe ,0 cure him with the doc-
of a German bakery, half Ntarv<>il and tor * assialance, and as a last resort —
dlaguated with lift- generally. There we tried Chamberlain's Cnlir P1,«l **k"l *aa:
diarrhoea k™,clyut|
MtMined'^iu^aiuf b,U J™. l° U gave re- W,I> r°u with an ell^w move-
"i'S.u.uS* ssvp.' ™k"'',comphu: a,re " v°"w"h""" wr'" •"-
predate the humor of the r«,u«t. «, sale b>' ^ Hannah. , «.Why. I don't work my ellww •
^ The horrible Hews-comes'piIyTi^paX? Y°U Mrd
It ncccKMiry to eonciile that much to ' z:,r.l/ n/ti'eiJI fonrrt'tbm i7e Arkansas that a boy ' center, and I abowed It.
a rr vvr fmbed a cornst?lk to scc ho- • ^ ™ «•
vith nil I lice who were attracted to tile corn was trettiliir alrmcr ■tn,|Klll«'n J' u "P- Juat quit dealing) ......
i ° awbfle. ami rii jjive your hand a few Addition to the town of Mangum,"
( ana now the stalk is growing ^*,of e,ec,r,cIty. aC(i you'll be all J according to the plat of same at
UP f^Ster than the boy can ' "He d-d It. and In about three daya I PagC 6'3' 'D 1,0011 2 of said records,
for tbL. flrat tin., i ^ C"mb dow11' The bov is !"v hfln'1 "n^iralffht a, a atrlna. But I exeeP« portion of the same
clean out of sigh,. Threemen
' you were I „ _ •''Ubscnbed and deeded by H.
in the south-east-
PHYSICIANS.
Notice ia hereby given thai tka
following described lots and blocks
snd landa subacribed and deeded by
J. A. rowers, I. Q. Sewell mmd
wife and H. C. Sweet, to bo aoli
and uacd by the undersigned com*
mittee in paying for right-of-woy.
depot grounds, holding grooadalor
cattle, ahipplng pen grounda, cot-
tie drive-way, etc., for theC., R. L
ft Pacific Ry. Co., will be sold ot
reasonable prices, and tbe applica-
tions to purchase should be
to the undersigned committee or to
some one of its members. All of
the "Rock Island Addition No. i
to the town of Mangum," accord-
ing to <he plat of said addition of
record at page 585, book 2, Greer
County, Oklahoma, Record of
Deeds, except such portions of the
same as we have heretofore sold—
this is the land subscribed and deed-
ed by J. A. Powers and is the N-W
X of the N E '4 of Sec. 27, Tp. 5
N., R. 22 W. All of the "Sweet's
the
the liody politic.
Ve do not think It ncccssary to de-
fend thla attitude of mind. Like most
popular feeling!*. 1
but also, like many
.ztszzz;^ f ";ithaxes tosa««he -N«.- Ut-ruoo^,
word In fairly good rain shield, and I Immedl- ^ Starvation, but they
military Idea In a Mate Is calam"^ | JnowS^^cZr a/th^'h ^ ^ the Same
OTlHi'.nrt to'r'i' rr '°d!Vl,t 1 ''a" acqualntiui« of l.un! P 1 lle P°°r is living
j on it, which i gladly accepted. Aa he already thrown down over
I waa making out tbe ticket be srtld:
1 •" 'Do you want to save It from
J. T. HORTEN,
PH YSIC/AN and SURGEON,
All professional calls answered day or night,
milce at J. E. Woolbrirfht drug store.
QUANAH, TEXAS.
▼lew.
The Third Ilandle.
The beat account of the origin of the
loving cup comes from the late Lord mot,ls-'
Lyons. British embassador at Paris. " 'Yes-'1 answered.
Henry IV of France while hunting be- " "rhat cpst you 12 cents.
nuni:ng De- <• « j ou ituis. Pec- 11 "
came separated from his companions haps J'°" would like to have It insured? nave COUie from the Panhandle
and. feeling thirsty, called at a wayside 11 ,s n,"'n-vs advisable, but It will cost 1 finri
inn for a cup of wine. The serving y°ut 12 cent more.' replied my friend.
maid on handing it to him as he sat cn " r'sht,' I said. "Take good care
F. C. Holmes,
Dentist.
Crown and Bridge Work
manoum okla.
A. D.<M;.ri. Chapman
DENTISTS.
horseback neglected to present the hl'Z of ,t-' IIe could hnve eaten it°for all I ! WANTED Trustworthy MEN'
<iio. Some wine was spilled, and hid ,<"areId' for 1 neve"- Intended to redeem ^nd women to travel and advertise a soutnern country town even
y-J "bout to leave the place when for ojd established house of solid fi- halcyon days before the war w*
said-W a S 8 OD <be far Wal1' 11 uaac'ia^j-sta! d l*g. Salary £780 a a particulaily lively place, and Pi
« nrtw ni.A - , year and expenses, ail payable in iD 1800 was doubtless rather tai
'Xo extra charge for putting watch- cash. No
"Well, you ain't played carda much."
—Louisville Times.
THE KUKLUX KLAN.
**"• ««d How the Famoos nodr
Waa Orgaalied.
e , ' . . | When the civil war ended, the little
bushels of cobs.—Granite Pulaakl, Tenn.. welcomed a
band of yonng men who. though they
were veterans of bard fought fields,
were for the moat part no older than
the masa of college studenta. In the
general poverty, the exhaustion, the
lack of heart, naturally prevalent
throughout the beaten south, young
men had more leisure than was good
for them.
A southern country town, even in the
ras not
Pulaski
payable in ln 1SW was doubtless rather tame to
canvassing required ft-'hows who had seen Pickett charge
trom .h. Fa,!s Tribune
The seed of that corn must
:ve CO
•Sun.
majesty's white gauntlets were soiled.
While riding home he bethought him
that a two handled cup would prevent
a recurrence of this, so his majesty -
had a ,n'° bandied cup made at the e9«Dd Jewelry In the safe In the office.' Give references and'~Z,J i at Gettysburg or galloped over "the
royal potteries and gent It to the inn. patches and jewelry! It brought addressed stamoed etvfJl 1 countri- with .Morgan and Wheeler A
On his next visit he called again for the tears t0 my eyes, and as I crawled camped envelop Ad- eroupof tbem assemble,, in n
wine when, to his astonishment, the "to ^ ccnt ^ tbflt n, , dre&.Manager, 355 Caxton Sldg., one evening in May. 1SGG. were disefsa-
mald having received Instructions ' ^ht <,f diamond necklaces, pearls ChlC^°- 41. ing ways a„d nutans oMmving flive
from her mistress to be very careful cf " ' r ,bios of Priceless value and-cake. — ♦ — ller time. Some one suggested a club
L ?,kh,J\s ?up- P:esonte:l lt to llll Ijy C °'.Some 8lgDS•' How they Senator Burton says that ninety or society. An organization with no
per cent of the American people Tcrj tleBnite aims was effected, and at
r a second meeting, a week later, names
portion of the town of Mangum.
And all of the El/4 of the S-E# of
Sec. 22, Tp. 5 N., R. 22 W.—this
is the land subscribed and deeded
by I. Q. Sewell and wife. All of
the foregoing lands are valuable,
and parties desiring lots in the town
of Mangum should examine the
two additions mentioned, and those
desiring a nice little tract of twenty-
acres adjoining the town, and con-
venient to the depot should not fail
to see the Sewell land before pur-
chasing. These lands must be sold
and if you want any portion of them
don't delay purchasing,
fH. M. FERGUSON,
N. B. CLAUNCH,
W. T. DODSON,
Committee J. C. GILLILAND,
I. J- RUDE,
C. M. THACKER,
LC. P. HAMILTON.
South Side of Square, ..,MANGUM
holding it herself by each of its han-
dles. At c::ce the happy idea F.tnu-k
'be king of a c::p with three handles,
which was promptly acted upon, as his
majesty quaintly raid. '-Surely, out cf
three handles i aliaU be aLIe to gc-t
one'." Hence the loving cup.
mock the poor!"
Ihey were nil silent a. moment, but
the
fi
• - ""C"' uiuujriii, out I 1 . , x I—
:he cue addressed as Willis was the ave alreaa-v decided for Schley,
lrst to km:me conversation, and he . Make it ninety-nine, Senator,
r make it ninety-uine.
were proposed and discussetl.
SplpitM llinve ond Belon.
"Many years ago." writes a New
"There's friend. Ii!g John Smith.
Let me in;:,...uce him. Since you chaps
are talking or signs and hard luck, let
me tell you of the time that I had to
leave my trunk at the old Stevens
Contest Notice.
Departm. nt of the Interior 1
U. s. Land office. mhdkuhi O. T. -
Ji ly 27. 1901.
Hampshire clergyman in the Bo.on , House, on .0^ n^X-randlS ^ beeD ty." tL?" the" na^' ScaT I
S°.n 'or i j ote^aVncy VZ°Tn
Fowler Border. M. D.
Night Calls, Room 1, Blalock Bldg.
T. J. Dodson. M, D.
Residence, 1 door N. M. E. Church.
DR5. BORDER D0D50X,
Office on south side of Mjuare. Olllce hours it
H). to 5 p m. X-Ray examinations 8 t 10 p. m.
A Request From Governor Jen/tins.
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Guthrie, Okla., August 2, 1901
Editor Star,
Mangum, Oklahoma.
Dear Sir:—Recognizing the good
work of the public press in every
ccmmunity, I address you to ask
your co-operation in putting the re-
sot rjes and advantages of Oklaho-
ma before the woi 11 in my annual
report to the Secretary of the Inte-
rior, which is now in course of
prepc ration.
All items relating to public im-
provements. new industries, crop
yields, natural resources, etc., are
clipped from papers coming to the
Executive office, and I shall be glad
to receive markeJ copies with any
special articles along these lines, or
copies of special editions, within
the next ftw weeks.
I am desirous of se Hiring photo-
not all of them, but many of them.
As late as 1850. and probably later, the
cellar of the stone church on Bowdoin
square was used by tbe Trull distillery
near by (Pitts street. If I am right! for
the ripening in hogsheads of New Eng-
land rum. Some one found a hymn-
book In a pew and copied in there the
following verse:
•"Hifrf are fpiiits «bov. and (pirit* b 'ow.
Th« .piriti of lore anil the rpiritg of wo«.
Th« ipirita above art the piriti of 1ot ;
The aplrlti b-low are the tpiritt of woe.
The 4>>rit above i« the apirit divine:
The spirits below are the spirit* of wine.
"I have myself frequently watched
the men putting hogsheads of rum Into
tbe cellars or taking them out."
JJX. Evurytlitug , ^ ;MSi3KS| "iS'S
"as locked up In that trunk, and as I ! land fo?S m*I>nth?B.nSe^r re«W«i Pon said In six years a committee of conirress
could not remove anything without ex- j aim* of this affidavit of conte^bLfhM^^hoLy | wou,d devote 13 volumes to the history
ten out or jan uy i«irtc« 1SKia
behind me. I must bave walked the ' ?S5t!2Lare notified t° appear, respond
streets at least a week famished and j
penniless. One afternoon 1 was pass- . *iQd JTcelver of tbe united States Land
In* nlnnn. «n - . ' «««'<■'*•«««"'. Oklahoma. The sakl boL
H2?,' ^7SK.t «ed March
fosr Perferl Woaia,
The prophet Mohammed I9 reported
to have said that "among men there
bad been many perfect, but not more
than four of tbe other set hare attain-
ed perfection — to wit Aslab. Mary.
Khadijah and Fatlma." Aslab was the
wife of tbe pbnraob of tbe Exodns.
She forsook the frith of her fathers, on
acronnt of which her husband subject-
ed her to many crucifies. The Virgin
Mary «t s the st-cond perfect woman.
Mohammed stating that "abe bad been
exalted above all tbe women ot tbe
world." Khadijah was tbe flrat wife
of the* prophet, "a princess among wo-
men." Eatluia. according to Moham-
med. waa tbe fourth perfect t
abe being his beloved daughter.
Ti* BUI WasM Draw.
. , . , - • "I've brought you a little brother."
graphs of farm ard crop *:ene*, ( aakl 1 be doctor.
natural scenery. Jive stock, etc.. "Xo." said tbe Impossible child: -the
from e\-erv county and would deem ' stork brought my little brother."
it a favor if you will publish a no-' "Well. I'm the smrk." said tbe doctor,
tice in your next issue asking the "Hut w berr la yoar bill?" said the Un-
people of your county having such
phot* graphs to aend them to me at' 1
once The best *ttt be selected .^ ^
from each county and all others re- atam at rtiit ij
turner*. \"er> Respectfully. fhmUr.. Detroit JoermaL
wm. if. jenkins. —
Goreraor. Senator McLaoita t«it«
„ . — . hif. Probably be ha* tbe coiaifor
Spun s last ocean property is uhle a^sorancr that if
font sbe has m> i her (knbai dry.
r, 1 hat an J
abtjr aoeer wtttWr than
be fall, be
. be will be caught ia tbe afcty
|«fa fad federal poaitmL
Ing along an up town street, hoping to
die. when I happened to look up aud
saw a algn as big as my hopes were
small. This sign read:
"'We Are Not Daylight Robbers.
Trunks! Trunks! From the Battery
to .the Harlem Bridge to Tour Room
For 25 Cents.'
"If that sign was not tbe Irony of
fa.e lu my case, I do not know what
to call It."
"Ob. that's a small affair alongside
of my experience." said Smith. "It la
only a few years ago too. I had been
unemployed for several months, and aa
1 hud six little sbavera to take care of I
did not have much trouble spending the
little money I bad saved. I didn't seem
to have n friend In tbe wide world to
turn to. and I spent my last copper for
a paper to examine tbe employment col-
umn. It was about Christmas time,
aad I dreaded going back hoaie to facs
the scolding landlord. I recall that I
stopped la front at the Ilariem office
of a newspaper ta see the holldsy
crowd go by. and aa I did so 1 saw a
sign that aiede my Mood ran cold, it
aald:
"There h No Reason Why Tea
Should Re Idle. Insert a \Taat Ad.
Four Cents a Line.'
"Th* pronoun waa printed ta Im-
mense letters, and 1 bad tbe greatest
trouble diMuading myself that it was
°"t Intended for me. and roe a lose.
Of course It waaa't. but that sign barai ^
•*lnie ay memory, and t hare try
thought ot it laaai
.-oh. iHfcavr.n
■aa after a paaaa.
We to please
Ik- etcasL I aaw
sal* ia
■end this aad ha eared.* wMeh 1 r „
•Mate tnstam tar the Mai ' AM
«Maa «aa—r he sailed ia anary tha
1 j sdf"- ew taft MaM
forth which ahow IhitTftM
can n! serT,ce °r notice
can not teuidr. It U hereby ordered and dl-
K^re
Receiver.
rected that such notice be (riven
proper publication. Jambi
Contest Motice.
A complet. line of shelf hari-
Sone ware and farm implements at I,. T.
one pronounced the Greek word kuklos, & J. W. Ferguson's
meaning circle. I
From kuklos to kuklux was an easy { i/ #•
transition—whoever consults a glossary ' notice.
or college boys' slang will not iind it We are wholesale agents for the
Strange—and klan followed kuklux as El Reno Mill and Elevator Co and
naturally as "dumpty" follows "hump- the Chickasha Milling Co., and ex-
keep their brands of flour
y in stock.
Moore Mux & Gin Co., *
Mangum, O. T.
Confdderate Veteran's Reunion.
The Annual Reunion of the Con-
outskirts of tbe village. - Atlantic . federate Veterans of Greer county
_____ - j will be held in Cotney's grove 2 1-2
miles southwest of Martha, Aug.
28, 29 and 30.
deserted and half ruined house on the
' .r ..-.£ep*rt,aet't of tbe Interior.
United States Offlee.
Manxum Oklahoma. Aujrust 8. 1C0I.
-A f"™cieni coolest affloavit hartal been
2!,^ i thM ottlce by Harry Meeban. conte t-
ant. ayalnst homestead entry 0X81. made De-
cemb«r tt. iaai. for S-E Section 5. Township
I N . Raiure *1 W hy John C. B. Moore, con-
t® ,tee. 'a which It is alleged that entrrman has
rever extabiUhed his residence on. cultirated
* said land, but baa wholly
abaodooed the same for more than six months
M d a day next prior to the aiin* of tkii afllda-
lt of coDtest: and that said aliened absence S
Dot dae to his employment in tbe military or
naval se.-rice of the United States in ttme of
*V: S*M fynlei. are hereby notified to 1
Tbe said cooteatoat harlns. la t DniMr
hr fehyonder.^ a^d direct^ that *£k\oUo2
be Klrea hr doe msn public., k.
la U. a. List OMee Aaaaa
Contest Notice.
Oepartment of tbe Iatertor
t sited State* Laait Ottee.
Mai
Ptelda of Salt.
At 8aIton. in aouthern California, ex-
l~ta a basiu of land between 200 and
-JO feet below sea level. About 1,000
acres of tbe depressed area are cov-
ered wltb a deposit of aalt. which C. F.
i Bolden deacribea In Tbe Scientific
I American aa one of tbe algbta of Cali-
fornia. Tbe aalt la flrat thrown Into
ridges by a peculiarly abaped plow,
drawn by a dummy engine with cn-
k'ea. and tben la piled into conical
heaps before being carried to tbe dry-
Ing house and crushing mill. The ex-
panae looks like a field of anow. About
2.000 tona of aalt are removed each
year, but tbe supply u perennially re-
newed by tbe deposits of aalt springs
which flow Into tbe baain. In June tbe
temperature of the air reaches ISO de-
grees. and only Indian workmen
wltbatand tbe heat and glare.
T#.of V™
loth* "a^d* r' hVla" be«* "lea
to ihh oScf fcy ChtrieK C. Karleton. cutte^t-
jot ormiwi baeHNiteed rot ry So
\oimbIwr IS 1 mar c v ./a". ■■■■
Mmk* Mim trw.
Mr. Bed.lard of the Loadoa Zoologt-
cal society calto attentloa to a pecnl-
•arity of the tan of tlgrra which ha'
thlaha may ha cUased under the head
af "protective msrtjngm." On tbe back
of each ear la a very bright white spot.
and wbea tbe eara are directed for-
ward tbeae apota are conaptcaooa from
SLTS •*' I ,OT > °™ '■« to all.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the citizens generally, and es-
pecially to the "Boys who wore the
'Blue'' to meet with us and assist
in making this reunion a success.
As it is not contemplated to have
a barbecue attachment, all who can
do so, are requested to bring a bas-
ket or box of provisions to contrib-
ute to the general entertainment.
A program will be arranged for
each day, which will embrace in
part: A parade of the veterans of
the "blue and the gray;" roping
contests; old fiddler's contest; base
ball games; foot racing and public
speaking.
A stand will be erected for the
speakers and seats arranged for the
ladies and children. There is plen-
ty of shade and good water, plenty
of grass for your stock, and wood
eotry—a s ___
TW OMOtaataM
If they
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Echols, R. C. The Mangum Star. (Mangum, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 14, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 22, 1901, newspaper, August 22, 1901; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc281772/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.