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The Guthrie Daily Leader
VOLUxME XXVIII
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 10 1900
NUMBER 07
GREAT CARNIVAL END:
Last Bay Taken Up With Awarding
of Prizes
Farmers Leave for Their Homes Highly Pleased Willi
the Three Days of Entertainment Made Possible
Through the Enterprise (of Guthrie's Merchants
-Express Hope for Repetition Next Year.
The third and last day of the cottcu and corn carnival was tukon up
with tho adjudging apd awarding of prizes. Tho committees on tlio beat all-
round halo of co'-tt and the bale with
their roport toUay at one o'clock to
ipluyctrlbn'tho streets last evening and this morning. Prof. O. M.. Morris
of the Experiment station at Stillwater 'addressed tha farmers Inst ovonlng
i at 7 30 at tho eornor of Division and Oklahoma on fiolOntifio fninnlng. At
10 30 this .mornlnc at the corner of Division and Oklnhoirin. Hdwnrd
fli Lehman JlCnsou spoke to a largo crowd
of cotton seed Mr. Johnson Is one of
K South and there is nothing about the cctton buslnoss that ho does not
"ulerstand. His addiess was well received by tho farmers nndthey profited
"uy vhe telling of his experience In this
Tho secretary S Spencer was
Itirizos and delivering tlum to the wlnneis. The farmers began leaving fc-
homo tltlH afternoon with a warm spot
the majority of tht.i ipUIiik a piizi homo with them. They will long
renr nibi r the c un and corn carnival In Outfit ie several expressing
thuiuHes to tUe efltct ti' t tiny hopel there would be another carnival
! next vcar
HIGHE8T PERCENT LINT.
TUe best Uwn out of liut per ! pounds of seed cotton is as folio?:
IVo JName. Pet
1 CO Onrr . ... .3820
W II Boys 3097
i ff It. Hall 8686 10
V nto Mlttaach 3fi35 11
YW. Klllongti 3652 12
I - N H Stnrgla 3511 13
7 Hal Coleruan 3511 11
iL . no foil-wing .ne the piizes diawn
FIRST
One i-' Holo Steel Range ottered b the New York Hardware $30 00
COnt Hound Oak Heating Stove off ml by IS. L. Hlrschl 18 00
(m Pocket Knife and Jap-a I-ae offered by J. J- Iloustojt . . S.gfc
Total .
SECOND
Oik Heating Stove offered by Day Jirts
One Watch offered by E A. Douglas
Total
THIRD
Om Shot Guu offered by E A. Detnck.
i. FOURTH
.vie Cotton and Corn riantcr ofterefl by
lOue Dresser and Toilet Sot offered by
SIXTH
Pony Plow offered by W D. Iaojer..rv w : 7.00
SEVENTH
One fcet of Silver Knl cs and Forks offered by C. V. White $ 6.00
EIGHTH
Two Hundred Fifty Pounds of Flqur offered by lUrzel Dros $5 00
NINTH
Phonograph offered by E. H. Knaus
TENTH
'Two Hundred Fifty Pounds of Flour
ELEVENTH
Tipton Coffeo offered by tho Houghton
TWELFTH
fwo Hundred Fifty Pounds of Flour
THIRTEENTH
ly Stato Capital one year
FOURTEENTH
skly Capital and Oklahoma Farmer
PRIZE WINNERS
" Yellow Corn Ioada First prise to
L. C Hixdn; third iprUe to O. It. Hlxon.
Whlto Corn Loads First prUe to
Rhodes; third prUo to J L Stein.
Mixed Corn Loads First prtae to
I Martin Posllck.
What the prises ate:
FIRST PREMIUM.
hash.
jvercoat offered by J. J Abell
Total $3S.00
SECOND PREMIUM.
Hible for C R. Reufro
Corn Speller by J. 3 Lyon ....
One hundred pounds of flour by
Tulal
THIRD PREMIUM.
. of wool hJlfokets b tho QrauJ l.ealer
o pair of hitfe cauatus by Rimtu
TotsJ
CORN PRI2F
iu-&jnel--YeIlow - Kir&t pi I
ile; fttlrd prle to Nick Sttv
!'5krW5iuirr8t I""1
tblrd iilte to John
Netf.
t Mixed- First pilze
I? gfctrd priKtt to John Bekvja. '
ftftlkiw tin
- i FIRST PREMIUM. "
'
WTiWWf
5
t fjixma .
and a biO Jfi65 second Pteiilliu...:.
S 9m U 'IimSI JI t )f(
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l'P'?'r
tho longest and bost fttapfo handed in
tha managing commltteo. Tho bond
cf Interested farmers on the value
tho best known notion specialists in
all torportant Industry.
a very busy men today awarding the
In their heaits for the capital city.
No. Name. p c t.
8 John M. Ferguson 3513
9 T. I. Holtslander 3175
Sam SteGee H160
W.H.Davis '1165
Win. Johnson 11158
G. I). Wake 3155
A. Dlllenbaick . .. .3139
by the above named wlrnjeis:
PRIZE
PIUZE
E0 20
$15 00
10 00
PRIZE
...
PRIZE
J. S. LtfQO. ti t. . $U.&U
. . $25 00
. $1S.0O
FIFTH" PRIZE -
the St. Louis Store 10.00
PRIZE
PRIZE -
PRIZE
PRIZE
COO
PRIZE
efforod by Cutbrlo Milling Co.. fB.OO
PRIZE
Grocory Co $6.00
PRIZE
by Guthrlo Milling Co $6.00
PRIZE.
$4 00
PRIZE.
one year $1.00
ON CORN.
J. W. Randolph; second prize to
C. It. Fnary; second prise to A. U
J. A. Purvian-ce; second prize to
$10.00
$15 00
$500
8 00
200
$i; oo
$ - (HI
b no
$10 (.j
. "Hopkins.
llios. Dry Goods Co.
WINNKR8.
- - to J M Ribscn b co-.d pri. to
ms
to i-a-a B Htstik) hlioi) prize
to JcJut KiUougg second prise to
.-... $10.00
W6.00
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m. m A - m.m !
IS
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TO SUE
RAILROAD
RELATIVES OF STRIKER
AND AUTREY IN
GOUR1
KILLED BY FRISCO TRAIN
While Returning to Lawton
From Voting Booth
Spoclnl to Daily Loader.
Lawton Okln. Nov. 10. A number
tf damage suits against the Frlhco
iTnllNvny will probnbly bo filed by at
torneys for tha relatives of Dr.
Striker and J. Autroy tho latter dend
and the former dying as the rosult
of Injuries rocelved Tuesday ovenlng
In a collision with the comijrany'g
local pMBenger train.
The men were returning to tlie clly
from a vctfng booth being residents
o-.' Lawton township and Democrats.
The Injured man declares thiat the en
gineer gave no warning of the ap-
proach of the train by the customary
whistle and as the horses kjaped
cross the track tbe pilot of the en-
gine stm k the carriage sqrafely. Mr.
Autrey never regained consciousness
and died shortly after being removed
t the hogpltal. He leaves a wife and
eight children. Dr. StrlWer Is yet
bieathing but his injuries! are such
that the physicians in attendance as
well as the secret himself announce
that be can not recover. Ills In-
juries ate Internal and th re Is a con-
stant flow of blood which can not be
cheeked Attorney Al Jennings has
been re tallied vto repiAsetu the Inter-
ests of Dr. Striker in tbe suit to be
filed against tho railroad company.
M Kay and William Wells who were
iLi the cmrlage and Io lnjuded are
at theii homes and will roe Vftr
A Second Fatal Accident.
Tuesday was apparently a "hoodoo"
day. Let.s than an hour after the
above accident between Eighth and
Ninth sttcftH. three ban Icxrs loaded
mostly with Greeks who hid been out
on the Frisco as a ballasting gang
weie retaining from their days labor
Tbe middle handcar junked the track
and timed square across the rails.
Seven or fight men were riding en
that car and they weie thrown fully
ten feet Into the air. One of the men
who is known as Marcus in falling
struck the back of his head across the
jails. His skull was cruhed to a
pulp. He was taken to the city hos-
pital and died nt eight o'clock last
night. Three of the others are also
seriously Injured but It Is believed
not fatally
FAMOUS ORATOR WEDS
Culmination of a Romance
Growing Out of Toft's
Visit to Philippines.
(Dy Assoolated Press.)
St. Johnsbuiy Vt Nov. lQfr-MiM
Annie Ide daughter of Ilwnfllenry
Clay Ide format governor at th
Philippines and Congressman IJourk
Cock ran of New York were quietly
married heie today at the old home of
the biides family The wedding is
the elimination of a rnmtnre that had
tts origin In t ie visit to the Philip-
pines of the Tavit yarn of which
Congressman Cockran was a member
The bride of today is tbo eldest
4a tight jr of rktvernor Ide and is a
won kin of iare accom-pllshments Mr.
Cotiiran though an Iiishman by birth
h'i ))( nt utail hi i ntiie life lu tho
I'uiid StiHa and ha- Ijkh piou i
i' llj h. fon. tin- jiibll cir iiiifi
his first election to co-"" in the
'fii He U famous for his orat ry
n (ickidi 1h Zi jars old and jLt
I i i UK married before
NEW MEXICO DEMOCRATIC.
Rtpublicans do Not Yet Cone4 D-
fsat of Delegate.
Albutiuerque N. M Nov. 10 Com-
plete returns from all but two coun
ties lu toe territory Uvu greatly rt-
dv4 tk rjierty for AjwJrwwg R
Hcn eandldau for delsjate to
coagress. The DinvraU Jie'lni
tbe missing eoHntleti by froaj L5n to
GOO each If eoufii-xed ihetn.- trn.s
win reui i i iue fi cnun l L3Vt.
nsserting that the offlolaAunt wll!
give him a small majority. They ad-
mit that the vote Is very dldse and n
toHjorltr for Larrasto In either of the
two counties not yet In will rosult in
his eleollcn. Lnrmtlo's largo vote
has surprised both sides.
BEAVER MEN ARE INDICTED.
Grand Jury Finds Numerous Crimes
In the Plains Country.
A. I McPliorkon ooshJw af tit ite-
fcmct bank of Denver City who was
Indicted for embemlemwit In vow-
nectlon with lb failure of tit bank
but later released becfltiW of the
ojumwIiIiik of the Indictment att tech'
ideal grounds was re-Indicted ott eight
counts by the grand Jwy whl eh has
Jpst finished Its work nt Usurer City
nnd is again under arrest. OUter In-
dictments were returned by tha some
grand j jry as .follows: Leonard Dod-
son perjury: Frank Long injuring
domestic nnlmals; Bird Perkins lar-
ceny of domestic animals; William
Stafford violating gambling law;
CeOTO Frost grand larceny William
StuuTcrd aseault with Inten). to kill;
J. Yoarlto grand laiceny; 11 Craw-
ford grand larceny.
SHAW SATISFIED
WITH CONDITIONS
(Dy Associated Press.)
Washington D. C Nor. 10. Secre-
tary Shaw today authorised tbe state
mem that he will not buy bonds re-
fund or increase deposits in nntknial
banks unless present conditions ma-
terially change.
TO-DAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS
Notary Commissions.
Applications for notary public torn-
mission was received nt tbe office r
the territorial secretary this tifninmL.
.'ollow :
Iwoe n Claik cf Wyaurt loi Wmwi
ward coimty.
A. O Wood of TlW'i.i l'n 'i Mi i
county.
Department Personals
United tales Attoi n- loini Luilm
returned fioiu a trip t Nuinun ( h 1 1-
morning.
Ch.iH. P. Pomroy siniiff nt p.uvmo
co nt was a callei u tin k nimu
otTlco tbls morning
Attorney General o nuiiiui1!
went to lSnld last nUlit
Charters Issued
Charters wore Ksin fmm t ti of
flee of th' territorial sructaiv this
morning to the follow iriK oipoia
tlons: jj.
The Hnrrah Meivantllc and Hard-
ware company cf Hnrrah wltb $1V
000 capital stock. The directors are;
lid Faroe and J. It Faroe of Hsrrnh
and Myrtle nrown of Oklnlfbina City.
Tlv Oakwood bank of Oakwood
Dowey county -with ? 10000 capital
stock. The directors are: Geo.
ScAvers and C. Chaney of Tgloga;
IS. L Porter I). S. ISdsall and IS. U
lfidssll of Oakwood.
i -l
MEASURE OF PEECAUT10N
Authorities NotTaking Chan-
ces in Discharge of Negro
Troops at Ft. Reno
(By Asfcooiated Press.)
n Iteno Okla.. Nor. 10. It I
stated here that the four comtianles of
tho Tweaty-stxtk wfantry which
started fei this post last night from
Ban Antonio have been sent here as
a precautionary measure. The negro
troops connected with the Btowuf-
villa. (Tex.) riot and now at Fv R "o.
i!l soon be formally dlm-hargid and
the (ltl(ii of Rl Reno r n double
lll foil VI
ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS
FELLOW STUDENT
(By Asyoctat' d Pien
Andorer Massx. Nov 10. Charbs
R. Higgs a Phillips Audover a'df my
bt'dent ac Ideutally shot Juhn J
Tracy a schoolmate today Tiai
died instantly Truly livid at Bf-
Io.i kan-a. and ltii- in Mi t
V rnon ." Y
cEfURSIHC MEE"P ON
QRFAT 8AtT
r'
MAGNATES .
RAISE WAGES
GENERAL PROSPERITY
AND HIGHER COST
OF LIVING
ASSIGNED
AS
Scores of Plants Worked
to Full Capacity
(Dy Associated Press.)
New York Nor. 10. Prsctlonlly all
of the great railroad and Industrial
corporations of the country pie nf-
fnirs of which are directed from tilts
city have decided to Increase the pre-
vailing rate of wages of their em-
ployes. It was predicted Unit the action of
the Pennsylvania Railroad cempany
in Increasing the wages of its army of
165000 men nearly Sl2.000.uoo would
be followed by nearly all the Import-
ant railroad and IndirMHal con ora-
tions of tbe United States
The P'&ndard Oil corlfpim hni de-
cided to In.re.'se th wages of Its
fiO.OOO employes In different poitH of
the United Stntns The IncresHi' in
wagfs will be ankd out thr gh tho
cfiipaiiyn subsidiary corporations.
Information n ached this city fiom
Montana loilay that the Amalgamated
Copper con pntiy genetally known as
the Copper trust which employs near-
1 Ui.ootj nn-n In the copjer n Itios of
Mo itaiia has alread) irade a prrpo-
hIi mi to the ompulyPH lncreailng their
w.iges about Ki ier rent.
Th United States Steel coriora-
tlon th woild's Urgent tiust which
advanced the wages of Its army of
l5'0 emplojes in Match 1905 wlth-
t solicitation from the iron Is also
(onslderlng the questlm of t wago In
lease whl h will affect a majoiitv of1
i lie woikeis
. Tli e Philadelphia & Htadlnp com-
I my the New York Central the
I i ko wanna and othi r ISasleiu loads
I ive eithei been leqi.csted to ad-
mce tne wiiri s nf th euiplovcH or
I ive taken some Hteis to lixi isc
l'n a.
line reason for the general tendency
ot trust manuKii.s to tnnuase the
.es f the workmen was brought
i today by trade agency which re-
iited that the present cost pi Hy'o
v. 14 the highest In twenty years. Ac-
( Hiding to UnsJt Indet; nUniUfr- of
couMMOttr'v UU prtiwrtwibm .to
ouitWjHUpi til averug ansC va
S10.0S oil iyeinlier 1 last. Compar-
ed with a year ago on the) dale the
cost as shown by this index number
is $3 higher.
MANY ARE INJURED
IN RAILROAD WRECK
(Dy Associated Press.)
Diaucbester Ohio. Nov. 10. A
wreck six miles west of here today en
the Ihtllimoro A Ohio Southwestern
deuatd in the death or one mau ami
th injury of nearly g score of others.
IlttMH of th injured were taken to
ClMlHBAtl. Physicians tear several
amy die.
HUGHES PRESIDENCY
BOOM LOOMS UP
A well formed boom is on for W. C
Hughts of Oklahoma Clly lor presl
dent of the constitutional conentln
Woid goo i' t tb.it II ihki II if Muh
kogeu w!l not hi- a laiididait 'I lii'i
tlnowM the -infill iii'o Okliiboriiii and
already twclv del-gi--b Uaw pii-dgcj
heuselves fur luigheb.
CAUSID BY JEALOUSY
Lovers' Quarrel lictween Ne
Krocs Rcbtittsin ShootinK
Affray J.a.st I'-veniiin
OB SUtt lLl.rU UM I ft 1' fl.'lil '.
iht Hrooka .. ra Ueuta utxmt (SO lust
ii;iu"-l'l M .r a n- o hot Nettle
Jot iC il.i rnro woiriati In Dm iirik
1 i uUt fhi ifcritiriil will (wit I
I u 1 ) -I 1 )h Ut ill Itf III 1 j
I . II i f I II it li u- I
t l
fltrr Bob Mver ho txrhansM renl
hou with Mx r In the unth"Mt part
f the cltj Motitv aucvteJed In escap-
ln and hni not liiii h.ird of ln-.
Both r ties to th ahnutina ara wH-
taown to thp police nnd he frM)iWnttr
floured In police court circle.
Sheriff Murphy wiiil lodar that he
thmght he had a clue ak te Jotmson'
whereabout and thought be ti'ouhl catch
him in a few 4aya.
BAKER AN EASY
WINNER IN 8IST
3. A. Baker. f Wvwoka. I. T.. la In
lbs city. Maker la a -tnunoh lltmoc-t
nnd m (ilectrd cunatltiKloruil dclsgata
ovw Tate by lift majority. Tha word has
ton out tlutt Itakr- was among the d-
fatd. Bnker'a diMtrlct i- nlxtv nilln
long and twenty miles UI . He cam-
pagnad tvery inch. Ilia hlatory
notable. Mr. Ra'iCrr realitfd In Outhrlt
in th arly da an.l In 18 was a can
didal to city attorney of Quthrla
.Baltt Judfe Halnrr.
TWO COSTLY BLAZES
WORK MUCH DAMAGE
(Dy Assoolatod Press.)
acmiiton Pa. Nor. 10. Fire early
today destroyed the Carter & Kenedy
building occikpled by the Koote A
Shear Hard ware Co . J S ott ISugUsh
Carpet and KurnlUwe Co . and the
large building of the J. 1) Williams
Brothers Co dealers In confectionery.
The loss Is fair hundred and fMty
thousand dollars. Seven fliemen were
Injured by falling walls.
Chicago. Ill Ntv 10- The docks of
the Lehigh Valley Coal Co. situated
nt Ouo Hundredth street and Com-
urerclal avenue were totally destroyed
by Are todav. The damage is estimat-
ed at three quarters of a nllllon dot
larj.
HOCITS VOTE
DWSNDL
OFFICIAL COUNT NOV iN
PROGRESS CUTS PLUR-
ALITY TO 2729
HARRIS IS MAKING GAINS
Official Returns Received
Front Forty-Three Counties
(Dy Associated Press.)
Top Kas. Nov. 10. The official
esuvnss today for governor Is proaed
ing slowly. With forty-three counties
officially received at noon Hoeh's
(RepubllcHu) plurality was out to
twenty-seven hundred and twenty-
nine. He mad a gain in two coun-
ties only three rots In Hooks and
twenty-flve In Osage. Harris' (Demo
crat) largest gain U on hundred and
twenty-six In gsdgwlck county.
BUSINESS LEAGUE
HOLDS MEETING
The Onthrie ItaslMM Men's league
held a special meeting lust eveulng to
dlsores plans for receiving and en-
tertaining the delegates to tlu const!-
tut I nal coiiveiitloii On voMon
Messis. Leslie i Nlblaik Kellx Ad-
ler and J. R. Cutitiiii.i ie named
a apeolal committee lu aid In secur-
ing Qtarters for the delegates elect
Today this roiiit(e neiit out letters I
to dflega.t-H Ail piMoiiH bdlng de- j
- 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' - lOOIIJh Mill k.lllll) HI in! tilt II
i ii - lu hillx Aillel wle hao -.lili
li li 1 ( iiiIuh in lb ii i 1'i.ii i
Hi okl I i ii a Stui. I i. 1 Ml i ui r
kit ut The Loader office have bi en
pi id In Mr Adhr Iijmi.Ik
WARH RECEPTION
FOR SECKEFARY TAFT
(By Associated Pre
H l-ai nwoitti t a Nuv in
hi ( iljlt ..it .Hid pa.lj Jliltdi ui t
tl K nouiliiK ina nt. I il. (Ji t nn
lwft this fctturir on tor Fort Riley.
There was a big dnoiiiratlon tin
secritaiy being iscortt throiu.h tr
ilrn-li bt ttittln rim .jiiU i
.- li'i'l ciillii ii wit h. r.i. iJ -'.
ii- i a I tvi i n . i )
EK.&T.R0AD
WINS SUIT
THOUSANDS OV ACRES
OF VALUABLE KANSAS
LAND AFFECTED
PEOPLE ON RIGHT-OF-WAY
Stunning Effect of Supreme
Court Decision
(By Assoclntod Pross.)
Topska. Kas.. Nov 10. Thousands
of acres cf the most valuable farm
land in Kansas together with a large
amount of land located In towns and
cities ot the state are given to the
Missouri Kansas & Texas railway by
a derision handed down today by the
Kansas supreme court In the case of
that railway ngnlnt one Watson. In
1800 congress granted to tbe Unli n
Pacific llallroad company's southern
branch now the Missouri Kansa &
Texas railway a i iatlit of way two lit n
ilred feot wide fiom Tort Htley to the
south line of the state a distance or
about I'M miles Aftei wards patents
wont indued to piivafe persons fi i the
If. i Hi thiough wlili h the railroad huh
without excepting the light of wa
Pmhoiis holding the Ir itonts have
treuted the rlRht of waj as beltiK only
one h ndrc t ivct wli'e In sose rnes
viluable Impmu nenti have bien
:i ade b thorn on the outer fifty feet
on ( n li side of the lallvvay tracks and
lb y liave or ei. pled the land with ut
dint i banco for yenii Th railroad
conipuuv brought milt to oust these
(t'eunnnts and tile eomt has now de
cliled in fuvor of the inllroad. The
laud i-lTected ')y the dedsion lies In
(iiuit Mollis l.liuoln Coffey Wo d
Hon Allen Nenxlm mid l.lbilte roll n-
lli m III one of tne urn i fiililo ior
iIoiim of the state Anong the isiptr
pliit i s niched lu lie hc counties hv
the isilway are White City Ctiuncil
Mow BniMita Huriiuuton Channte
Pa i wins Oswiuu and Cbetopi
NOTED ADVERTISING
MAN DROPS DEAD
(Dy Associated Press )
Chicago 111. Nov 10. Arrbr h
'ltiom' jflr0rf1U tWflrtn of lortl
TJHMggs ksoirg U newspapers all
over the United States dropped dead
today. The supposed cause was
heart disease.
GENERAL CHAPTER'S
CONDITION CRITICAL
(Dy A.QQlated PragB.)
HskersAeld. Cal. Hot. lO-Ilis
physicians announced this morning
that unless there was a decided
cliange for the betr today In the
oonditlofl of Major 0neraJ Shatter
who Is ill with pneumonia they des-
pi: of his life.
TROOPS ARE ASKED FOR
Armed Con UiotQvcrEIection
is Feared in Rio Grand
City Texas
V i-i i rif Nov nil i I - i riiit-
I i if on i du i vi alv.il a t. Ifr.ni r m
I - -i I'jij of KI. lirin.l City ! -
1 r of III hoiu f i )l40Bl i
' i i tu it i i n i i ut ttit
' I 'I I 0lll Of 111 UK b (-(
t'ure t l in in ii 4 nw
( '.Oil Hi I" I I id limit.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
HAS BAD WRECK
(Tlv nao(iut. Pirn
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The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 67, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 10, 1906, newspaper, November 10, 1906; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc76599/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.