The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 23, Ed. 1 Monday, June 21, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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PAU E TWO
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NEWS OVER OKLAHOMA
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for Infants and Children.
Casloria 5; a liarniless substitute for Castor Oil I'aro-
froric. Drops and Hootliiug Syrups. It is rioasint. It
contains neither pimn Jlorpliino nor other 'areotio
Fiibstaneo. It destroys M'orms nnd allays lYvorislmess.
It cures niarrhd'a and "Wind Colic. It relieve Teeth-
ing Trouble and cures Constipation. It regulate Iho
JitottinHi and Bowels ffivini? lmiltliy and Jiatnrul bleep.
The Children's PanaceaThe Mother's Friend.
The Kind Toil; Have Always Bought
Bears the
J jr? si " "V iiV
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The I
n .Was. $ l Aft A V
'II Sji1 vjV y .'iii'V' iV 'jV V
Feeding Rabbits and Eating Cherries
During a Battle.
Albertus McCreary who witnessed
the baitte'.of .t tysbur as a boy.
tells his i roiniscfiices in the July
McCIure's. He says:
"We took shelter in the cellar.
iw. for two days (he bullets were
continually flying across our yard.
m that none of us dared to go tc
th- bam. As we bad a number of
pet rabbi's tfhere we wore very much
exerciseu about feeding them. A
Coiiflfrate soldier offered to feed
them for us. ntid did cross the yard
wlih the hxlle-ta whizzing: around
him. I ffmemler how brave we
thought Mm.
"Speakins of bravery thorp wa?
another Confederate soldier who wa?
bo fearless ifi.it he climbed & cherry
ree in the renter of the yard and
sat eatinft cherries in a most uncon--cernei!
manner. althouKh the bullet?
wpr jitSincr through the leaves con-
tinually. Of course these iwere
cry hntlets. for he could not he
seen but position was just a
dinKPi'nua Thero was o line o'
eharp'iootefg just beyond us."
Guaranty He Would Be Pleased.
. "Tact is so rare that we rather
prise it when we meet it" said Elwi-
nor Konon. "I saw a beatiuful in
stance of if In & N'ew England vil
lae I was driving through last sum
mer. I was alone 'in the lanes witl'
my friend she horse when I no
iicod that he limped a bit so when
we readied' Hie next village I slop-
ped iU (lo door of the blacksmith's
shop. A man was holding up thr
dcornost. and to him I said;
"'Wii! yon please vtell the black-
smiift -to come out? . I want to sec
tiim.' After the manner of the vil-
iae.c loafer he did not stir but smller"
sweeny at me. find llfline un hlf
voice cried r 'Bill fome out? There'?
' lady wants to pee you.' From tlx.
.4eMbtt - of "Hhs Mncksmith's shop r
voire roared: fs she .voting John o'
old?' In t lio words of an old poetr
I loolted st John John looked a"
:r.e; jT&n. utiSS without moving lu
"'You'll .'- satisfied. Hill wher
- ymt uL " July Young's Magn
A Meat lo Western Mexico
'W? frler'(! Tepie at I wo o'clock i'
t-iie auernoon rode nlowly lln)io;h th
quain-t t Mifkirtx. down lih? C'slin d
MeKieo the chief ptrect. to the pl'iz
End into the ptitin of the Hotel '.M
Hola de Oro which w-ufi io be our do
mieile while we UMked over the . "'
real Mexican city we bed .T
The Jioiel delu. . Bola e Oro Is o-
a corner on one eij y 'aces the bes-'tl.
fC phua of Teptc. Tne build'- i8 o
massivii masonry two stories hipl
Jn the center is a patio half a hun
dred feet nqtnre in wliich palms an
flowers luxuriantly grow to lure on
lo Sis cool and '!t Hsr'-tinl retreat. Com
pletely Kiirrotindliijf the patio is '
wide Itnlcnny upon which all th
rooms o" the upper story open. Th'
' wo rooms assigned to our party wer
on 'this floor on -the street side an
KEEP THE MONEYS WELI
. Health its Worth Saving and Sow
Guthrie People Know How
to Save It.
Msny Guthrie people take their live-
2a their hands by n-glerting the kid
Keys when they know thewe organf
need help. Sick kidneys are reaponsl
bl for a vast amount of suffering an
ill health but there is no need to suf
fer nor to remain la danger when al
diseases and aches and pains due i(
weak kidneys can be oulekly ami per
iiianently cured by the use of Doan't
Kidney Fills. Hen; is a Guthrie ciii
sen's reooiuinendation.
. Mre. F. N. Davis. 1208 W. Mansm
Htreet Guthrie. Okla. says: At tin
time I began using Dean's Kidney Pills
1 was just about ready to give up and
Jake to my bed. .My health was in (
run down condition and '.t seemed a;
if there were i - r!icf lor me. I was
so weak that I could scarcely do jnj
housework find sharp shooting painf-
la my back kept me in misery. I waF
nl so very nervous. When I learned of
loau's Kidney Tills I procured them
from J. N. Wallace's drug store ami
used them with wonderful results. Now
I mi cured trA .will never tire of giv.
Jag ljan' Xi-'cy .Tills my endorse-
ment For sale by
cents. Foster
New York sob'
Ktait-s.
RciiiUile-" t
take en oiie-r.
ail dealers. Trice 5(
1'ilburn Co. Buffalo
nrents for the United
lam.
D" nn v-nm.
In Use For Over 30
Iff
Signature of
Years.
$ s5r O' ' 'J '
a "ii i"4 -X
on g
agazmes..
'-To jft Aft tft 5"? Aft aJ
9V HV i S 4 S W 3f l
with the windows extending from ceil
nz to floor the balmy delicious air
iumlated through the apartment
A'i lioiit th.cti'uetion. The floors were
t well-worn tile .unewpeted; JUie fur-
niture (onslslej of washsiand:? and
hairs which 'were of the plainest and
.'unventional canvas co'.s unprotectec
jy the usual cheesecloth mosijulto
jars for there were safd to be no
no8iuiu;ez here. The hotel was elec
rid lighted throughout.
We found the dining room on the
oposite side of the patio from our
corns and on the same floor and Here
weeded at. ofijo to enjoy what prov
ed a n-ailv excellent ' dinner for a
viexlcan hotel. The menu includeJ
opa (rice lioiled rather dry with t
hat oca tnd chili- nepiiertB): - caldo
soup hot -with pepper); carne (meat
-that w;s! roasted and flavored with
H-pperS'i plcadillo (minced meat
.lib l.coper) : chillauile (tortillas
hopped and spiced); mole (turkey.
t red dark gravy highly flavored
vith peppers and thinps); blamiuillas
ritos lined egs. a sauce of criiH pep
itrs to pour over them); frejoles of
ourse; culco (a sweet concoction of
ome sort) black coffee and Mexican
heese. There was no tarter for one
ot ;! tets that in any but American
otels stid the bread was poor but
he to.-ill.iH very good. Tills Is the
havacterifOic dinner served In truly
.-lex'can hotels of the belter class
tnd if cue has a good stomach an
;ood digestive powers one can stand
t for ouite a while without being
iriven to the doctor. Everything
astes w ll enough excellenr I may
ay after ones palale has become
icenstomed to the chili peppers an1
u'gh flavoring used; but hunnn ln-e.-stines
wer? never intended for auch
buse us a continuous diet of this sor:
.abject s them to. and it. will tula one's
ligestion as sure as fate if one gives
t half a chance. From "Beyond the
.iexican iderras" by Dillon Wallace
n The Outing Magazine.
The Wireless Age
If the next decide brings as many
ie oiies M the pant a wireless era
vl have been established it Is lit-
le mor than a decade since Marconi's
. enlevement astonished the 'world
litie more thin a year sinco DeFo.'-
cHt demonstrated the practicability
it the radiophone. Other wireless
(lentis'.s had been working along sine
lar lines for' years without attracting
t ten; ion. The great impulse came
vith the first success. Hosla of ex-"rlnicnic-
p-rf'nfonal and nmitenr
re A'crk'ttg rt the prob! rut Wl
ess scin;?.. fj eti.f uught in pub-
ic soUio ami colleges and there
.le nw IiiHt I' ut ions which specially
it students for the woik. j
That electrical power sufficient to
iropel airships or furnish energy foi
my purpose can be transmitted
nrough the air lias been shown time
nd again by different inventors.
side from driving vehicles and small
mats by uviroloss power inventMs
ave
riri machinery have cookcii
lighted electric bulbs In fact
treootnplisheil everything they
ave
ave
euld
with power over wires though
n a smaller radius. Soon they proni-
se all energy will be distributed in
Ids way. No longer will smoke
tacks or reeVing locomotives and
utomotdies poison the air. Vessels
vill even churn Ihe seas propelled by
lie iiivltdole force. Coal If used at
II will lie transformed directly to
m-rgy at the fiohls. More important
owevei will be the natural sources
uch as Niagara Falls which- could
apply most of America provided the
lcct licit" could be trausml' .ted eco-
onilcally.
Perhapi; the most convincing demon-
tration of the theory was that first
iad- by the I'tiion Pacific Railroad
bout a year ago. A mo or car driv-
'ii by electricity transmitted wire-
essly f com a central station in the
reight yards at Omahi Neb. hauled
(rings ol freight cars day after day.
.ttainlng a speed of six miles an hour
ts inventor aiso evolved what is
ryiwn as a "selective device' that
nabled l.im to transmit and control
be power to any' desired objective
mint. On May 11 Mr. Mlllener the
xpert it: ques'ion rin 4.HH) electric
'ghts from a distance of five tnila.
ohn S. ( onez in Van Norden maga
uie for July.
SHIPPING
75000
CATTLE.
'pecial to the Daily Leader
Mu.k t(" Okla. i June 21.Th
lidlnd Valley rai.road will today
5 M'Chi Rhinntmr 7r).tMi head nt cnttip
from -the Osage Nation to Northern
markets. The cattle have been fed
during the winter and many brought
lo Oklahoma to fatten on the range
in the :-.Hln. Te siiippinT pcnn
will continue until September 1.
OKLAHOMA POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Special to the Daily Leader.
;i.-u;i'gtt.ii June :M.--ilie follow-
ing pustotUci-s ' i..avt beeu orUcretl
mtablishi'd in Oklahoma:
(iee. lnitihiuatalia county Henry V.
U(e. HLiuaster.
Trenton Okfuskee county Liusey
.M. Collier postmaster.
The porttoffiec at Fairview Ok.
after JjIj. l win tie locaiea on ; tit-
east' Bidu of M.un st.eet between
Hroadway and F streets.
The poKtul'fice at Satllsaw Okla.
after September 1. will be located o"
the wests Me of Oak street between
Cherokee and Choctaw streets.
The pustufiiee at Fry Tulsa coun
ty has been ordered ipscoiiiinueu
effective June IK). Mail goes to
Brckon Arrow.
The following fourth class post-
masters Have been appointed in Ok-
lahoma: Ilrantley Roger Mills coun-
ty. 'Alfred P. Myers vice W. A. Bar-
ren; Noah McCurtain county. J. E.
Hill vice f). J. Griffin.
The postoffiee at Waynoka Okla.
will become an International money
order office on July 1.
Men Past Fifty in Danger
p;o midd'e life have found
comfort and relief in Foley's Kidney
Hemedy especially for enlarged p"o
stite gland which is very common
fmong t'derly men. L. E. Morris
Dexter Ky.. writes: "Up to a yeai
ago my lather foil tered rrom Kiunej
anL bladder trouble and several phy-
sicians pronounced it enlargement of
fhe prostate gland and advised an
operation. On account of his age we
were afraid he could not stand it ami
recommended Foley's Kidney Hem
edy anil the first bottle relieved him
and after taking the second bottle
he was no longer troubled with this
compliint." C It. Renfro.
MUSKOGEE
LOT
CASE AGREEMENT
Special to the Dally Leader
McAlester. Okla. June 21. As tne
result of a conference between Uni-
ted States District Attorney Gregg
and Judge O. U.' Stuart leading
counsel for Governor iHaskell. the
motions and answers in the Musko-
gee t.own lot. cases will be filed Sep-
tember 1 but in casi the judge is
not to be in the state after August
1. they may by later agreement h
filed on that date but as ti'ie datr
now stands nothing will be done in
the matter until September.
In the Federal court two minor
cases were disposed of the grand
jury returned tw0 sealed indictment?
and court adjourned over Sunday.
WOODWARD COUNTY FAIR.
Special to Daily Leader.
Woodward Okla. June 21. Tlx
officers of the Woodward Counts
Fair association have fixed the daft
for holding the second annual fall
this year from September 14 t0 17
inclusive.
Liberal prizes will be offered fot
the exploitation of Woodward coun
ty's resources.
The celebration of the Nation's
birthday at Woodward Monday
July fi will be tl'ie biggest celebra
tion of Its kind ever held in thest
parts.
FARMER OVERCOME BY HEAT.
Special to the Daily leader
Muskogee Okbi. Juno 21-Ra:
DeGniffenroid wfdle plowing on t
farm south of here was overcome lr
lieat. Physicians worked until mid
night before they revive! him. Thh
Is the first ease of sunstroke knowi
in this part of the state.
TO VOTE ON BOND ISSUE.
Special to thr; Dally Leader.
McAlester ;kla.. June 21 Th'
County Commissioners today calle
an election for August .11 to vote ol
a bond issue of $125nl0 for a cotir
house and $30000 for a Jail.
PRESSED HARD.
Coffee's Weight on Old Age.
When prominent men realize tin
Injurious effects of coffee and tin
change in Ihoalth that rostum cai
bring they are glad to h-nd (heir tes
tlmony for the Ix'iicfi; of others.
A superintendent of public school:
In one of the southern stales says:
"My mother since her early child
hoed was an Inveterate coffee drink
er hud been troubled with ther hoar"
for a number of years and complain
ed of that 'weak all over' feeling
and sick stomach. i
"Some time ago I was making an
official visit to a distant part of the
country and took dinner with one ol
the merchants of the place. I no-
ticed a somewhat peculiar flavour of
the coffee- Bin! asked him concern-
ing it. lie replied that it was Tos-
turn.
"I was so pleased with it iihat
after the meal wag over I bought a
package to carry home with me and
had wife prepare some for ihe next
meal. The whole family were so
well pleased with it. that we discon-
t'nned coffee and used Font urn en-
tirely. "I had renilv been at times very
anxious concerning my mother's con-
dition but we noticed that after us-
ing Postiim for a Fhorf time she felt
so much better than she did nrior t"
1 1 ; use and had little tremble with
her heart and no filet! stomach: that
fhe headaches were not un freonent
and her reneral condition mnh lm-
nrnved. Tf is continued until sh"
was as well and hearty as the resl
of OS.
"t know Posinm has "benefited in-.
eeK and the efhnr member of t"
fumjlv ut nr( lt p" mrtrk"'' i t
rr. !n thA f"c ff mv ntlir. !
i f-7 li-(.
Hn.(
rt-p fcMtt
"ioe true -i d
"id!
interest.
lUP a fill i 1
StlmulMte the TORPID UVFR
strengthen the digestive organs
regulate the bowels and . jc un-
equalcii as an
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE
tn malarial districts their virtues
are widely recognized as they pos-
sess peculiar properties in freeing
the system from that poison tie-
gantly ugar coated.
Take No Substitute.
SIGN CONTRACT
WITH PROMOTER
Special to the Daily Leader.
Lawton Okla. June 21. Pursuant
to instrtictions authorized by the
chamber of commerce tlr.e executive
committee Of that lody signed final
contract with Oscar A. Ayres. Dem-
ocratic candidate in the last Kansas
election for state railroad commis-
sioner who is promoting a combina-
tion sfeflm and electric internrban
railway connecting Lawton. Chicka-
sha and Ardmore as good faith in
an agreement to grant his company a
bonus of $2rOOo and ten miles of
right of way out of the city upon
completion ind commencement of
operation of 'the proposed road thus
cinching for tfds city probably tbe
most attractive railroad proposition
in this year's market.
Connecting Law-tin and the South-
west country as it does dlreetlv
with the valuable mineral deposits
of fhe eastern part of the sta-fe it
Includes at -the same time th 'rt-
terurban feature so much sought by
new state cities.
No Need of Suffering from Rheuma-
tism. It Is ft mistake to allow anyone
to stiff er from rheumatism as the
nain can always be relieved and in
most cases a cure effected by apply
ing Chamberlain's Liniment. The re-
tief from pain which it affords is
alone worth many times its cos!.. It
makes sleep and Tent possible. Even
in cases of long standing this lini
ment should be used on account of the
relief which It affords Do not be
discouraged until you have given it
trial. For sale by C. It. Renfro.
NARROWLY ESCAPES LIGHTNING
Special to the Daily Leader.
HoldenviUe Okla. June 21. John
the 16-year-old son of Postmaster G.
IJ. Roderick had a .' narrow escape
from lightning. He was camping in
a covered wagon west of the city
when an electrical storm came up.
He had just left: the wagon and
started to a neighbor's fiouse when
lightning struck the vehicle and
burned it.
For a Sprained Ankla
As usually treated a sprained ankle
will disable- the Injured person for a
month or more but by applying Cham
herlain's Liniment and observing thr
directions with each bottle faithfully
'! cure may be effected In many caser
in less tltaa one week's time. Thh
liniment is a most remnrkable prep
iratlon. Try it for a sprain or bruise
ir when laid up with chronic or mus
nlar rheumatism and you are cer
'nln to bo delighled with tha prompt
ellef which H affords. For sale by
C. R. Renfro.
To avoid serious results take Fol
y's Kidney Remedy at the first sign
of kidney or bladder disorder sue!'
is bickache urinary irregularities
exhaustion and you will soon he well
Commence taking Foley's Kldnej
Remedy today. C. R. P.enfro
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENJOYMENTS
The Sunday school -'of toe M. K
"hurch South gave an interesting
program in the auditorium of the
church yesterday at the morning
hour. The church waa beautifully
decorated wit.1i hundreds of butter-
flies that danced in the breeze lhat
swept through the. building; the
butterflies were led by the king of
their realm. wh0 had a prominent
place in front of all of his subjects.
A touch of summer foliage completed
the pretty picture. Th children
were we'll I ruined add Bet UK''! C-pc
dally happy in rendering the parts
assigned to them. A splendid audi-
ence enjoyed the exercises.
This nftermwm from 3 until F
o'clock the children will be given a
snowball party on the church lawn.
No fldliool In the state lias made a
more rapid growth than this school
which six months ago hud an enroll
nient of 31 and and an attendance
of 22; now ti.e enrollment is prac-
tically 200 ami the average attend-
ance 125.
M ROT 1 BIILI PRITHEE?
A suit for a million dollars against
t he Kant a Fe railroad was" filed In
the dhdriot fourt here liy.th Ai'Viv.
sas vaiitj land !(t4!j
vtriiiftewam-
pany" of Tcpeka Kas. "
the immense claim made
'Jtiie basis-' for
against the
'.ailroud is ihat ihe towusite com-
pany had exclusive townsite rights
ah;ug the Santa Fe by virtue of a
conti ict made by that railroad com-
pany with Aldi'n .Speare in 1SS1
said contract being later assigned to
the townsite companr". The ccmpany
xiimeroiis townsitea in Oklaiiwma.
Texas cn-1 Xew Mexico wilhin th
past five years end lias not. divided
up wiih Uie low nsR.T-company.
The pii-e of (he suit i to col-
lect i's shsre.
NEW SIDEWALKS AT CHECOTAH
Si.eclal to (he Daily Lad
ir.
Cle-cotah Okla. June
completion of four miles of
21 The
s- lewaik
pU!..e.l
in Cheeotah is now being
hard by Gilkeson &'l-vy w
have
on the
mixer
ground a large new concrete
al di es the work of a large
force of men. A new modern
and a two-idory brick business
hotel
block-
ore the next
launched.
improvements to be
Born !n low.'? '
Our family were all born and rais-
ed In Iowa and h.tve used Chaniber-
iian's Colic Cholera and -Diarrhoea
Remedy frivule at Dos Moiues( for
years. We know how good it is from
long experience in the u:e of it. In
fact when in El Paso Texas the
writer's iife was saved by the prompt
use of this remedy. We are now en-
gaged in the mercantile business ut
.areoo;-Too Fla. and have Introduc-
ed the remedy here. it. Ins proven
very successful and is constantly
growing in favor. Ennls Bros. This
remedy is for sale by C. R. Renfro.
EFFORT TO BURN TOWN.
Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogee Okla. June 21. Several
attempts to burn the town of Texana.
in MelntosT.; county have aroused
-the citizens who -have offered a re-
ward for the capture of the firebugs.
SevVral stores have been recent ly
burned there.
Weston Ocean-toiOcean Walker
Said recently: "When you feel down
and out feel there is no use living
just take your bad thoughts with yon
and walk them rdf. Before you have
walked a mile things will look rosier.
Just try it." Have you noticed the in-
crease in walking of lite in every
community? Many attribute it to thw
comfort which Alien's Foot-Ease the
aiitisepti--; powder to be shaken into
the shoes gives to the. millions now
using it. As Weston has said '"It
has real merit.'
TO MAKE STARCH AND GLUCOSE.
Special o tba Daily Leader.
Muskogee Okla.. June 21. The
Muskogee Packing company has sold
ita plant at Fall CIt.y to an Eastern
concern which will use the plant for
t.he manufacture of starch and glu-
cose. Operations will begin as soon
as machinery arrives from the East.
Many of our citizens are drifting
towards Brlght's disease by neglect
ing symptoms of kidney and bladder
trouble which Foley's Kidney Remedy
will quickly cure. C. R. Renfro.
Colds that Innfr on weaken the
constitution and develop into con
sumption. Foley's Honey and Tnr
cures persistent coughs that refuse
to yield to other treatment. Do not
experiment with- untried lemwiies as
delay may result in your cold sei
ning on your lung::. C. R. Renfro.
poison
TMJ
wan- People Suffer from Blood Poison
ana - uon't know It. Read Symptoms
Easily cured by B. B. B.
Km- twenty-fire yem-a Ttotatilc ' T'.loti.l
It.'Uin (I!.' It. It.) has hern l ining ye.'irly
thnnsnndi nt suffererst from Primary". S'v-
nnilai-y er 'lei-tMiy Hle.nl l'liixtiu. ntnl nil
loinis of Mlmirt find Skin Iiiseasi-s. W
"illicit thh must (ihsiliinie c.'iscs. if you
nave iii-hi's iiml pains hi Hones Itaek yi-
Joints. .Mums Patches in tiioo I h Sen-
Inroiit I'.eilM Ciiiper-t Vilorcil Hpnts. CI-
ce.ra on any part ol (tie lioity. Hair or Hye-
ornws laiiuiK out Iti-niag. w.ilery IjIisicik
r open Iniiiirirs l;l.-ilnj?H or pimples tnlo
ft. H. li. it kills ttie poison makes flic
OldOd pure ami rich coiriiili'tely changing
me entire hhi- into a clean tienlttiv con
.lit ion Ik alinfi every son; and stopping all
icncx -aniH anil IK lunut.
CURES li-HING ECZEMA
Watery Misters open. Itching sores of all
kinds all leave nfter treitnient with
B. B. B. heeause tliese tnii'Men ar. eanseil
iv I'.lood Poison while j. 8. B. kills tiie
Miison makes the lilood pure and rich and
heals Ihe sores and stops the itching for-
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (8. B. B.).
's idetipant and safe to take; composed el
'line botanic Ingredients. It parities find
mii-hes the hkunl. HAAirt.U HKNT
1-"H KM bv wrllini? Hlned Halm Co.. At-
lanta. ja. rn:t'(';jis'i"s. c.r iv express
I PH ft HOT'I'I.K with directions for
Inline cure.
Hold in Uuthrie flkla. hv O. O Bob.
.Nothing
for ye
tudent
.vr iY t e r ho use
Jr7 or;
arrloin Sit
' rAnd I
none unite so good nor nearly
1
so clean if purchased
at any other
ffnl fnl TrH
LD E m
j ... .3 V.. -a :-ltliim
marked I keep everything clean and
fresihy ; Come and sco
JOHN SCUnUfTB
MKAT MAKKLT:' ;
()ivei!e PostoiTtce.
Phone 2?. Ml W. OkU.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 23, Ed. 1 Monday, June 21, 1909, newspaper, June 21, 1909; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc614297/m1/2/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.