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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OK LA. Fill DA V APRIL 15. 1910.
ESI DAILY
BY LESLIE
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business office in person by telephone or by mail.
HOW MUCH HYSTERIA?
DScatlBC Mr. Pinchot a man of high
honor civic and private has convinc-
ed the American populace of his in-
tegrity and honesty of purpose mam
people of the Great West sound Ins
praise and prayerfully fust tin' ad-
vertwing exi
rt.
Theodore Room'
his aid nine back
tod ready for a lit
a elt will niHh to
ii American soil
ile excitement.
Notwithstanding
Tebiding west of
this the peopli
the Missnin rini
should ponder well
ilu insclves for the
befori
finish
aliening!
fight in
this controversy.
This does not include Baliinge
he is unspeakable and his record
anything bin what an American
Men can well indorse unless
t
hcj
proves that he is the worst malign
ij
man American politics has known.
V Rut Mr. Pinchol and Senator La
Follette represent policies which will
withhold all probability of this vast
domain being improved for ten years
IfWKy want the government to retain
possession of the "jack oak and cot
nutwood forests.' Also all of tic
CMl and Pinchol
was actually try-:
jug to hold back as a
finest reserve
a section of Colorado where there
wasnt timber enough to shade a rat-
t'esnake on a cloudy day. To pro
lect "water rights" they wanted lo
withhold millions of acres of land
irom booed settlers over which land
tbrv wished to drive a forest rangei
now and then honestly trying fo
nerve the country bul really pre
fining Ihe. sturdy Americans from
settling productive areas and tnero-
iv reducing the productive powers
of the best senii-arld regions .within
ttt United States.
It. is not partisan prejudice nor
does it require wild stretch of imag-
ination to state the Pinchot-Roose
velt-La Follette conservation theory
las driven Iloo.OM American home-
seekers li.vo Canada. There was a
withdrawal of the Idaho Wyoming.
Colorado Arizona and Washington
regions from settlers. Progressive
husbandmen who had learned that
t'tesc lands were fertile and could be
nade to return Income for honest
toll were turuod away their hope
of securing lands being blighted by
mm wlio. honestU. all IrUSt. but
noe-tbe-tess unsoundb sought lo pre-
serve for posterity thai which In
reeded now. The shortsighted pol-
cy or having development thwarted
for the 1'toplan theory of making
those who come after us rich by
pauperising the present generation
is. no matter ho much we admtr
those who hive striven for that re-
sult one 'hat has blighted hope
trough ruin and secured onlv signal
fa.V.ire In the attempts and they
gave been made since Wan-Han Chin
first established Socialism In China
ten thousand years ago.
what nncnot means to accom
pllsb and what he would lead us i"
V& fuithoj- apart than the polos. Bil-
lincer. tar'ed with the stick of ulter
ior nurnose need not to be
taken s
n criterion but an upright man
striking down the I Ionian P'.P
smokers would be of lasting ben
ir our nrObleval this good hour
"What the peopli- niiisi eonsbb'y
fW no Ii lint the I
rhol IS Brave patriotic and 'Nad
fi1 t L'lM'll nower. lie si.llio
between the (ireat West and Us
nmtMHlf. How much of his
reel
plan
liys-
l wlsriniu. and how mm h
tcrla?
Is
SUGGESTING A CHANGE
Oklahoma City papers of Thurs
tlay. contained humid information to
the effnet 1liat fOlir feet of water
flowed In one of the important ills
triets of that city the bankless On-
tadlati having sent a water explor-
ing finny out presumably to try to
supptoas the bootlegging Industo
tin- newspapers of that city say ex-
ists there.
If Ihe report were true after a
rtiln of a few hourR. what would be
true in a wet season of a week not
unknown In this section of Hie
Male''
At the risk of seeming Impertinent
irav we lie allowed to suggest to the
flirt agitators of the metropolis that
tliev ..no 01 their petition sufflelnntJv
In Insure the p'oplo of tin state in
event of securing the capital thev
will furnish gondolas foi. visitors i
tide lo Hie i apltal fn 1 WrVn thci
reach there? The Oklahoma reaV
d' nts of the short qnivs country are
not in pratice for flood times and
ny not all be aide to swim. Kai'
ness would compel the. townlot s II
ers to furnish gopdolaa to visitors for
'.nef list five years Or. belief.
.1III have the capital built on th
'oah-ark plan and1 allow it to fkwl .
Iron- one point to another where the;
sdrnlnlRtratton officials could get on
land. If there be places high enoufli
TUS Is merply suggesting and amend-i
Btefiti are in oMer
LEADEH
G. NlBLACK.
BE OKLAHOM ANS STILL
in sptie oi the agitation of impa-
tient ami in some instances Irrcspon
flble advocates of numerous quest-
tions which involve the initial ion of
measures by the peooio Oklshomans
should not forget this year 1910 is to
afford' us opportunity for advauoc
incut. Certainly there must ho
teed give?) the various topics upon
Which we must vine when I inn of
the various elections arrives but the
greatest accomplishment of the yeai
depends upon whether wo will be
able to secure capita) from outside
" aid u
in I lie npliuihliiig of our
and development of our.
o little used at prest
in
stftutlon
sources.
ni.
( .utbrie. accnt
l to tlx
to do
the stri
without
but all
at tempi
injury j
created
damage j
cttizeh. i
or who'
h '. of the met ropolh
can endure more (
by the agitato's
t iiii ii ns uetgnnori
who have been Instrumental
now desire to be so in building this
commonwealth ought not to fellow
agitation to thwart a proper and
thoroughly united purpose in reach-
ltg out the band of proper presenta-
tion of facts to receive therein bOB"
tst capital tO bring forth results
from the giettt producing properties
-d tne state oi uKianoma.
proper statemoni oi racr musinu
ed with short crisp stories of what
has been done with most limited
means will accomplish much. Strik-
;;m down the evil plans which threat
; i ns for purely
hinder our pro
selfish
less for
to
at
ast
entire year
j cans with
t hqma snlrl
let iis ret
Oklaho
lie. Ok la
d III Site
the ol
and Jjj
in. I
oht
l l" S.
Blberta you
in the county i
peac
r lo
desqrt us not
Arkansas is also
(Urt decision as t"
up again s
ailway fart
Itagasius
tU8) but T
iformers
Lawson
im
.Dick Morgan's explanation-
indicativ." that Morgan's oxplanal
cat oi'. star is out whack.
What bee line 01
I sit ion to run the
the A id rich propo-
. government on.
anuuallyl isn't be
i ijou.t do cheaper
i i tinning It?
II Guveiuor Hughes lie made a
member of the supreme Lcoun two
ceH4 lares on railway trains are dead
and damned.
Following Mi. Wlckeraham's in
Htructlve sueecb about what Is a real
Republican should have been
ikMi on. "S hat Shall We Do
an ad-
tO He
Saved;."
n i
Mr. T. Rons. M il is 6iug
and .snouting at eCb Bln
north
stop .
HAVins tailed "to do at
Unmans do'
in
Li. me. h will ilu'.lblli stf do as t IP
patasiies do In
aris
... -Mi.
lirmi Merrick savs ottr conn
- " ll)s s . nn .rod to ptlo
Hie ship. Mr.
lierrick Was either
ydMveinor w ini
oi mavor oi i ics
itiayyi
- V
tjne isit
III tiie King ago-
wo millions of people are
contribute more than that
ars to move tiie cupital
asked
man
from
miles
lo
on
Capito
dMan
vv hy s
Hill t:- pntton twenty
They probably will
I'd
'It
itii'st is mauQT
(liHalnmta City Is i
for a gondola for Its
bricking wildb
lagoon which
covets the town
gondola! U'liy
City buy a male
male gondola and
course.
The Idea! Oin
doesu'l Oklahoma
gondola and a To
let nature take its
One thing brighter and better than
an Oklahoma noonday Is an UklM
homu evening when 200000 pro
gre-sive Oklahoina eni.ens COffli
forth to enjoy the blessings or hav
ing been wise enough to reside in
Hod s fairest land.
Money requisite to move the
ital Irom t'apitol Hill lo II it ton
twenty miles) would build an
cap-
clec
trie railway Ofty miles and pay n
per ceni interest on the Investment.
Is thai nol better and uafef tbSS St-
templing lo Sell a farm for town lots'.'
According to Dr. Smokjfe Oklaho-
ma Ci'V tills .'.S ( lisrs of1' MI'lllpo
and on account of Isdiig NnnAdated
half the yenj 'round is breeding t
phoid germ cultures Cast enough U3
sltpplv 21 families (he si.e of Swope's
All of Which speaks well for Hp. US
tu.ul resources of Porkvllle .
Siectacular promise to do some
thing when given another opportun-
ity w as in- Uotltau doi in i" SwiOUU
i ongresslonnl district when h de-
clared himself ready to oppose Can-
non; the next day he voted for Can-
non twelve times while the Xorrls
resolution was before the house.
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An Array Of Solid Facts
(a'(d Morning New)
The Republican
now oapt'is nave
aI'ojii ilw.cAtJC-ii
'favnfOB I HO
Ami rm imblic
msi-il since torn:
compare the tor:
with the stale nl
i t:i day's. TJtff'.v
:u of oTil.lhorna
klationnt; t ti t. Ebcy
do not compare
i .unicipal epcndJtures l 1 1 n. witu
I 'ion oi i.ilii 8id will probably
spend twice us much money in I'.HO
is she spent in 806 but this does
pot moan reckless and extravagant
government. The state has grown.
There has been a demand for the laj-
Movements into which the state's
i .oucv has gone.
Under the territorial form of govr
rnmenl the salaries of the judges
.. jthcr expenses were paid by the
(InRed States. Besides the people
if Oklahoma have been making per-
nianent Juvestments. Under state-
h I the people stinted in the busi-
nesa of governing for themselves
ttnd it bus been necessary to provide
t
ibUc ius'i'utmiis oi government
r a large! and rapidly growing pop-
Ktlon A new slate cannot avoid
ese large cxpenilitures More ap-
oprtRlioUS will have - to be made
1 1 or s
1 ext
p'opt
eh purposes. Kino win uk im-
s-Um of t"' hytkhiture to an
tf.fndod InsSldt lo w mum iw.
Will Enid Republicans regard Ibis as
extravagance? will the Republican
gun here oppose this appropriation?
IS
1 v
i pit anv material dtrtereuee u
this and the other approprln
t ions
(hit have been mane-.' ii ii is
exi ravsnanct
in tiuilil a I'l'iiiii'iiiiiiu
Mi
Mesle
r i hospital
in and to W
mechanical
ixtravagance
for I be In-
itabllsh agrl-
schools will
to build a
no ;tt Vlh
Itural and
it not
he
f
bie minded Institute In EmlOT
When the Republican organs narp
on the approprialions nnule bv the
extra session they fail to call atten-
tion to the fact that the greater
earl 01 these appropriations will be
l8ld out of the public building Tund
derived from Ihe sale or school lands.
They say rftrthing about the money
saved lo the people through the pass-
f the fee ami salary bill. They
tpnore Ihe revision of the tax laws
that will in a shoM time irovlde for
the expenses of the stale govern-
hp tit without a direct lax levy.
Money is necessary to build I
slate. As hnig tis Oklahoma has Hie
dm ii affnrtl to s'.iend It lo
jiovide tiie Institutions f a Bsodern
civilized government. No patriotic
cit en will advocate a parsimonious
iV'llcy along these lilies.
While the inn row partisans are de
voting their time and energy to add
ng mi columns of figures and striv-
ing to pile up enornujtts loials if
fu'nds aproprtated so Tar as we have
n no single Individual approprfa
"on has been assailed as unnesessarv
Wtisl Inetltution would the Re'pttb-
Hciinii sacrtflce? What is ihe partic
i 'mi- appropriation to which they bp-
i(f in what esse lias ihe money
appropriated been improperly or e
Iravagantiy expendwf
tl is Ihe ni' i lowest so't of parti-
srnship ami the rankest demogogy t(
trv to frighten Ignorant voters with
wtfltementS of expenditudes arrayed
to -how bi". totals without any expla
nation o III" necessity lor inese up
MnnriatlOna. and the sources
from
which the funds tire derived
nktnhnmn and Kansiis have in
-lv
11
;i c same population and this state
';s a lurgt i area. Undo;- the present
rteuubllcan administration Kansas is
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ii well gOVe. ned siao- tw nor i'L"i
pnvernment costs fifty per cent more
than Oklahoma's. If Kansas requires
a little over 3.(MW.0W) for running
i pi uses. Oklahoma's affairs are
economically administered
i mm tho cm eminent for a
Io n we
little less
Han S000PO Os yetir.
on the question of taxation and
f nances Ihe li 'iipu ratic parlv cani
afford to meet ihe Republicans be-
fore Hie people. The facts and the
nrgUWenl tire all on the Democratic
rld. unless lite people Of Oklahoma
decide to cripple the publlr im
Hons and obstruct the progres
he stale.
i ilu
l of
Whv is Suaar SwaetT
If sugar did not dissolve In tine montr
you would not taste the sweet.
GROVhYS TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC is as strong as tho strongest
bitter tonic but you do not taste the
hi It Of because the Ingredients do not
dissolve In the mouth hut do dissolve
readily In the acids of tho stomach
Is just SB good for Crown People as
for Children The First and Original
Tasteless Chill Tonic The Standard
for "0 yiars. Me.
In often people go broke Irving
'.i break the bank at "Monte Carlo."
The chance to earn wealth nitraVi -
nome people; they do not slop to
consider how BtnH 'heir chances
ire to get rich quick .loin that
large majority "r Ihe human race
who arc content lo place Iheir earn-in;-
in a i-nio and conservative bunk
the Nn'ionnl Hank oi Commerce
Guthrie ftkla.
One Conductor Who Was Cured
Mr. WHfbrd Adam:-. Is Ills name and
he writes about it "Some time ago
I was confined to mv bed with
(Ironic rheumatism 1 used two hot-
ies of Foley's Kidtiev Remedy with
good effocti and the third bottle put
me on mv feet and I resumed work
M conductor on the Lexington Ky.
Street Railway It gave nt(i more re.
Kef than anv medicine I had ever
used and II will do all you claim In
cases of rheumatism." Foley's Kid-
ney itemed) cures rheumatism by
eliminating 'h'1 uric acid from the
blood J. N UalJace.
The Girl &Jlic .i
Miss Willie Stalls for two .veins
with Kress' store here (anil known
us Ifillie the Postcard Ski) has ac-
cepted ii position with the St. Louis
Rscketj and will be pleased to bayO
all her friends call on her there.
To Break in New ShoeR Always Use
Allen's Foot Ease ft yvewder ft nrA-
vents tlKhlness and blistering cures
Corn Bunions Swollea Sweating
Aching feel . At. druggists I5fl.
Samiile mailed FKEK. Address A.
S. OluiPtcil U Roy N. Y.
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Somebody's Baby
(Uv Lawrence Alfred Clay)
Mrs. Oeorge Cbugdon had run in
l'lnlaiieplii;i for the dav tH visit
Sko I broughi with
'h'IMM- Uyoy girl. J montlis ni and
had berift aCconiiiaiiled liv her hit;
hand its nurse girl. His business was
in the t -it v and ui 5 o'clock he would
tidl for and taie her home. Mr. Cong
don was i young man but he nude
-mod babies. He knew thai they
sliould be held head downward
! in they should be given a latber-
I) finger lo bite when tiiey cried and
i:;n tickling Hie bottoms of their
net when they bad the colic was a
i ct tain cin e.
That was the finosl baby in the
state of Pettlisvlvanla. The father
the piother the grandmother Ann'
HHhel and all the neighbors at the
Ciugdon HUhurban home said so.i
Iteali.ing young as she was thai
she would; be kept awake at night 1
vfton her sparking davs came she.
ret as mush Infant sleep as possi-
ble. She could be laid away on the
led the window sill the clock shot'
or anv other place and she would!
continue to sleep-
Mrs. Huntington the grandmother
had vorv little to do with the baby
it was her dutv to recommend sagej
iea and catnip mixture and mild
t.mstard piasters and to declare thai
the bain looked just like It father.
Having done this her duties wore
( tided. I
ICIhel Uuntiugnni. Mrs. CongdonS
onlv sistCfi wa ! ywf Shol
as not to blame Tor being an aunt at
lhW age. Some of Ihe girls poked'1
inn
ii lwr toil she was loval to tne.
111.1 Klio obaraoleneil it as tin
i ..: l 1 1 ttii-
ni s't sweetest hrlshtest hiindsotn-
.tni-ttii" thing ever born and It p
he could have
ouiii certalnlj
kissed
have
it oftene-
f la t toned
she
its!
nose.
Mrs. Conation and baby were UlUJ
lien at grandma's and duly welcomed.
The Infant was kissed toasted hugg-
ed flaltereil and talked to and the
-city passeil without calamity Along to-
j v ard "i o'clock in ie aftci'lioon Mr.
f ooiri Ion telenhot el thai his fi'ltl
l ad given him an errand lo do
it. the wife must make her
an'
va
1 to
h'ome alone. Titis brought Btbel
the front. Bhe would nol onlv
cototnUnv her sisler to Hie depot
the lal. bill take Hie H
hone"
itii her and hold thai "dailingest
fn her lap all the way. It was set
nod. at once thai IhlR should be Ihe
; programme and al a certain hour II
was carried ..out. Thai is. Ihe two
.ladies and Hie young prodigy wr
landed at Hie Chesuut slrcei depot
iw "it minutes too late tor one train
! end thirty njiiuutes too early Tor an
idher.
' Th" ladles waiting room or Course
was the onlv place left to llie'ii. Af-
ter ten minutes Mrs. Congdon wet
out lo buy a ticket for Rthej hav-
ing her own return in her purse she
met fi-leiul ! and slopped to chat -the
1 lutnrv of the haliv n.-ni 10 nc mi
She WSS proud of Hie opportunity
lo tell it
Time was easnlnk and Aunt
d
became Impatient More lime passed.
and sin- became alarmed. Bhe pick
id up Ihe sleeping baby and walked
out into the general room to find her
:-iste" .lust then n young matt wait-
ln foi- :i train fainted liav. Homf
said it was a case of love and some
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tnai lie mm a wnu iu-.ui n ..
gathered. Just then soinehodv said
i'. e depot was on lire He lied about
it. but his object was praiseworthy
He wanted to add to the excitement
ami he certainty did.
Voung Aunt Ethel was ImpetUOUl
and excitable. Down went baby on
vacant seat and away rushed the
caretaker she spent ten minutes
looking al lb" young man and rush-
ing around lo find where the lire
yyfs and was then taken by I be arm
I j her sisi sr and rushed for the train
1 i I. .....II.. ..I... I MrlfeAtl
itllil iuon wwef nuiuu nvumtu
II... Snolc I Mn til ItUIVP I'm luiif
'in ... - i.i ... ......
found a seat when they suddenlv
n isse something and Oiled OUI in
chorus:
"My stars but where is baby?"
If Miss KihH Huntington hadn't
I ecu so excited when she laid baby
down she might have noticed Paul
ASble.V sitting close hy. She would
have pronounced him a young man
ol about :.':'. very good looking well
dressed an i a gentleman she could
In ve figured that he was there to
lake a train but would have had to
guess that he was civil engineer.
Vi 's he sa' there and he saw baby
dumped down and knew that the ex-
citement had called its attendant
sway. He moved one sent nearer
the infant Instead of three scat..
luither away as many a young iimuo
would Itave done. 11111 lie said IO nine
self referring lo Miss Btheli
"She isn '! the mother or she'd nev-
er haie done that and she's too
Lood looking and well dressed for a
ru se girl (Jouldn't have brought
Hie kid here lo abandon It. Nol old
enough lo be so hardened. Prob-
ably come back In five minutes Ha!
Tl ( re sin1 noes for the train with
another lady! Clear case and the
kid goes to a foundling home!"
Hut it didn't. It a-vdlte ami smil
ed in ihe mail bending over It. He
smiled back. Then a woman came
CONCORD
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EVANSTON
wttli Hultuiuiul
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THE
Arrow
COLLARS
FOR SUMMER. High enough (or
looks low enough for comfort and
plenty of room for the tie to slide in.
inc. mi-h 1 tor 3c.
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READY FOR WEAR.
$20 to
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Our Less Expensive
$6.50 to $18.00 a
COOL UNDERWEAR for Hot Days
the most complete assortment possible. Union-Suits 50c to
$3.00 fcietf garment; Two-Piece Suits 50c to $2.00 a suit
SPRING HATS
Knapp-Felt and Stetson
Also a snappy line of the light weight IMPORTED FRENCH
AND AUSTRAIN FELTS. Prices and styies to suit the most
particular. Let his wants be what they may the man who
selects his wearing apparel here is assured satisfaction.
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lip
ami blushed an laughed and
laid;
80 th" minx played a gain
you ?"
"Whai do you mean?''
on
"She's put it off on your hands
and
has taken Ihe train. What are
vol!
going to do about it? She til
lived
the game ra liter neatly"
Mr. Ashley resented the word'
"niliix." In fact be resented the wo-
man's lone and insinuation. He
i bought he knew people quite well
young tis he was and he was ready
lo sweii.- that Ihe leaving of Ihe child
was u blunder
;"lf you want to hand it back on
lor I can help you' CObtinUflil the
wypman with the same sarcastic
smite. "There was another woman
with her and she went away to buy
a ticket for EHankvlDe. twenty miles
out. That's where they have gone lo-
Ittther"
1
And that s where I'll follow said
Mr. Ashlev '
Ihrfe all right
"Sure. You
hpunk It has
;:ild if It cries
tliiuk I can get il
are a lining man
a nursing bottle hi
volt feed It "
i
re.
When the baby was missed bv i!s
mother and aunt the train was tin lei
lull headway The rall"oad com-
I mv doesn't stou and bail' up its
trains for lost babies. The only way
was to get off at the first station
vvi'ii miles out And send a teleeram
to the depot master and follow it by
the first train. Vuollter telegram
ns sent to the father. Mother and
.mill returned lo the city and rush
d up and down the big depot. Thev
lollllil plentV of bullies bill not the
habv wanted. Alter tii'cnt.v in i trfit
the greatest Snxfetv. nu after
Niiss Rthel bad polnled out the BUOl
ten limes over where she had laid
the infant down 1111 old man who ex-
1 lained that he was going to Mon-
tana whenever his train came along
added :
"Sav. 1 saw a young fellow steal
Hipl kid! Yes sir be looked nil
(round to see if anybody was wHich-
ing and Hum smiled and clucked at
her and took her up and walked out
11 a train. I'd have tackled him.
only I'm an old man and have a bad
lifer. The doctor told me not to gel
((Allied. Yes. sir. he stole thai baby
us sure as shooting and he's h Ii ii it -dSgfl
miles sway by this time!"
There wis weping and walling Hint
telephoning to Mr. Congdon and
I 'egrnnhinr; to conductors One of
I I he latter answered
"Young wan wit li baby In bis a1 ms
cot off ai Blankvllle. Had my sus
1 plelons
The trail led 10 lllankvill" Iroiiv
if Kate! Young man shals ;i ohIiv
In I'hiladelnliin and geltt off the train
wrere its lather and mother tny.if a
1 1 lee rani to the mil loo at Fthsmtvllle
ArrcHl ouus man who uoi
n'floek train with a uirl haln.
Case
of kidnaping."
And there being no case for the
rdllcs to blunder and arrest an old
wrunsn leauiittg a i;oat th(y nibbed
Mr. Paul Ashlev as be sat in the de-
lot liliiyinsr with the .stolen child and
Baking everybody if they could iden-
t'fv it. Father mother "'
Rthel arrived and rushed pud preotp-
!iaed tbemaelves and thai sweet
ctt nicest darllneest Mule bit of hu
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 118, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1910, newspaper, April 15, 1910; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc616264/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.