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TheOklahomaNews'
DAn.V FTXCEPT SUNDAY
PubM.fc.d at bOti -10 W Or»nd-SV„
f>k!ahoma (tr, by Th. Oklahoma
‘.'•v. a •'"omrany. Ep.ter.d aa aacond-
laai ir.ai
O B PARKER. Editor
E R lu-’KJ-.T. B.» :n«»» Manager.
THE OKLAHOMA NEWS
ai.rrfii 1
•Si • aiaatka
ttsntfc 2ftr.
CONFIRMS MANLY.
Tba N>»• York Times Annaiiat,
on« of '.ho most ponssrvxtiv#
flnao-'a' puM!c»tioo». now ton-
firms Basil Vaniv’s rtiarkea oric-
inal'y printed. if. at tt* federal i
inrome tax !b briiw: "vaded to :
the • .-tent o' hundreds of mil- ;
Hors i ear
Till* ronflrn iat.lon Is particu-
lar!* s.srnifi-at.t he, arse the
Time* In a matting editorial •>
Bi«d Manly's charges when they
were fl-iit published, without tak-
ing the trouble to examine 'he
everw-i eln1 re evidence upon
• ::t>h the charges were baaed.
Vow, having made an Indepen-
dent examination of the 'arts,
essentia ly the same conclusion*
are rearhed that were published 1
eight month* aeo.
In the leading article chit!
week ' arl Snyder, statiatician of
conservative views, n.akee the
following charges:
One million peraons who have
taxable income' are evading the
law;
Seventy-five percent of the1
U. S.-JAPAN
PARTNERSHIP
IS PREDICTED
1 dal way. which, if ssixsd. AM I
. BELIEVE XT WILL BX. xvffi
i bind the two eountriss •» el ©.sly
! that every change of friction will
j be eliminated."
Sato visions a fntnre in xrhtoh
I American capital and Japaasss
I Industry, working hand In hand
In development of eastern Asia.
, will promote a friendship that
i will break down present racial
bf.rr’ers and tripe away the last
Ill-feeling.
It is not strange. Sato admit-
| ted. that there should have ex-i
j lsted and should, to some extent.
•Mil exist, prejudice between the
■ two rav»s The Americana have
looked upon Japanese as near-
barbarians. who loved to eat raw
, fish. The Japanese looked
j askance at the white race, which
I claimed super'or moral* *nd tn-
tell'r'nev and yet ate live oys-
ters
But Japan it was declared,
ha? pin aside distrust and has
decided to win equal recognition
for her people from the U. S by
proving 'heir equal right.
Japan s future. Sato declared,
mu«*. like England's, be an in-
dustrial one <er terl torv It
llrr.i ed and already her agricul-
tural resources are developed to
the utmost.
5 YDS. BEHIND;
MODE HELP AND
PUBLICITY. NEED
fount A Imam Sato.
2!> —
BT HARRY B. HTNT.
Washington, D. C., Dec. —.
Right In the midst of world-
wide diecusHon an to whether
the r S. and Japan are to clash
soon in a great war to decide
supremacy between orient and
people with taxable Income* un> Occident. I have succeeded In
der the law paid no tans; J getting a clear-cut opinion on
Five billion dollar, at least1 ,ht» momentous Question from
OVERHOKQKR "Widow By
Proxy ” Overholser Players.
MET: Vaudeville, pictures.
MAJESTIC: Pictures.
LYRIC Vaudeville, Pictures,
LIBERT: Musical Comedy,;
vaudeville. Pictures.
Empress: Wallace Reid and
. — .......... ........ ....... . . , _ Cleo Ridgley In "The Yellow
..... « the Japanese ambassador to Am- p.w_ „
of taxable income escaped lata- ...... Pawn
erica himself. Strand: Saturday and Bun-1
Count Almaro Sato but lately day> -The ,-nborn:’’ Sunday and,
arrived in Washington. Monday, ‘The Honse of Bondage”
1 am free to say," he aaye. *„(! -w»r Women."
"that the European war has Dreamland: "Thou Shalt Not
ti.i »*»• for America and Kill." five reels; "Liberty," ser-
tlal facts regarding the roller- j2pan to co-operate In a coanmer* lal, and a comedy.’
tlon of the tax, and Intimates-----
refusal
The article charges Commis-
sioner of Internal Revenue Os-
borne with concealment of essen-
BY BASIL M. AXJTLY.
1 Washington. D. fX. Dec. 11 —
The lntemai revenue bureau is1
five years behind in Its work
of verifying Income and corpo-
ration tax returns
Thia statement is based upon
Lbs bureau’* own computAUo:.s
and is not Intended as a reflec-
tion on the energy of empicyes
They are doing all they ran.
under an absolutely wrong sys-
tem. to keep abreast of the work
The condition, howeer. fur-
nishes a complete explanation of
the Increase in tax dodging.
Explains Dodging.
Accord.ng ’o report of the -om-
it).smoner of internal revenue,
if the entire force of the reven :e
bureau w ere to be concent rated
on examination of corpora:: r,
returns alone, it *ou,d req...re
two and one-haJf years to com-
plete the examinations merely of
the return already filed.
Examinations of personal In-
come tax returns would require
an equal or even greater amount
of time, making five years to
ver.fy simply the returns nonr In
the office, which experience has
shorten absolutely demand an au-
dit.
When 1f21 rolls around, there-;
fore, the Internal revenue bureau
will Juet he completing examina-
tion of returns from prior to
1915. In the meantime, returns
for the Intervening five years
will have piled up at an ever-
increasing rate.
like the Fro*.
The problem Is Just like that!
of the frog In the old arithmetics.]
that fell back two feet every
time he climbed one, and unless
there Is a complete change ef
the system, the bureau Is going
to land In the same place the
frog landed.
There it no qneetlon that tha
income-tax field force of 174
agents. Should be greatly in-
creased
But along vfl fits must go
an absolutely reversal of the
present policy. The system of
collecting the income tax must
be ebaxsed from the present basis
of secrecy to a basis of publicity!
ITALY LEARNED
LESSONS WELL
PIRATES KILLED MANY
WHEN SHIP GROUNDED
Up 7 sit‘d Prrti.
Tokic. Dec. 21.—Three hun-
dred mostly Chinese laborers,
per.shed In the Sankaku Maru
wreck ff Chefoo. Some of the
victims, survivors say, were killed
bv Chinese pirate* who boarded
the grounded ship.
A device called a detectature
has been invented to permit a
niar. in one room to watch a
ca.=h register in another.
BT JOHN H. HEARLKT.
United Fixes Staff Correspondent.
Rome Dec 29.—Last of the
Allies to enter tns war. Italy h««
’.earned the lesson of military,
naval, poll; cal. economic and eo-
clal unity for successful proaecu-
tion of tha’ war more quickly
than her 'Cow* in the Entente.
In 1916 sb“ showed how well ah*
had learned
Italy jo.ned the Allies !n May.
1916 Her army and nary had
theoretical training for modern
war. But for months Italy had
to suffer the hard schooling be-
fore she w&» actually prepared.
Politically the Italian govern-
ment is mors firmly welded to
•he allied union than ever before.
Germany's propaganda. whloh
c ntinually seeks to sow differ-
ences among the allies, has fail-
ed here.
Italy's financial and economic
arms against the enemy are now
well organised.
It 1^ costing Italy more than
11.000.000 a day to do her hit.
Governmental decrees, closing
the eafet and theaters at 11 30
and stopping trolley cars at the
j same hours, are a part o# the
1 economic program.
The candle power of the street
lights also has been ha’.Ted and
i extravagant expenditures f ° *
dress, luxury and pleasure frown-
ed upon.
Living was approximately 20
per cent higher last Jan. 1 than
it was before the war. It is
about <0 per cent higher today
Clothing haa increased from 4 0
per cent to 70 per cent in the
meantime.
that refusal to publish these
facts arises from a fear to let
the public know the discrepancy
i betaken the actual amount of
taxable Income and the amount.
upon which the tax was col-;
looted. j
“This may explain.” the An- j
as Net article continues, "why the |
commissioner of Internal revenue :
*'■ continues tn his report to refnse
any further detailed Information
1 '"regarding the workings ef the
*> :laur.
"The first reports, tor 1911,
' eeeared only a period et 19
months. It was mainland that
|M Jaw was new and a great
number ef people warn aaaware
af Re prortataaa. It was eap-
wywad and predicted that tha tall
1 *^*Jbar of 1914 weald show a very
meifced change. And la a eer-
_ —ae tt did. Tha number
^ ef them wha after mature re-
flection and mare detailed In-
formation found that they could
maaiteattoualy own to an tie—
af eve* 91909 was tom for tha
of 1914 than tor tha
19 mmthnf Tha dlf-
aa small; perhaps It to
to eay that tha number re-
I stationary- And tt haa
tha revtval
thrasnt tha year sev-
ered tor the report Just pub-
lished.”
The Annalist article offers as
mmody tor tha glaring coadi*
bona of fraad which It enpsam.
| Manly has dhawa that Char#
Is SO effective remedy—publicity
| pf Income tax return*—which
I MO disclose to the pmilc who
1 tha tax thtovee as* and hrtag
a promuri ef pMhlto opmian to
I hoar spaa the daHagaoata. tab
1 Ms af rotaraa coots aathlag;
* Jto efficacy xraa coaclaatvaly
i peeved during tha etleteaci of
* tha etrtl war tneonm tax; aad
* •» to a cardinal principle ef
* American government that ’Tex-
* atton l* public business, and
* jpMbtic busluaas aught to be
\ Mblle."
Drummers’
SkPRICES/yil’
Drummers’
SAMPLE
SALE
JEWELRY and NOVELTIES
SMt daeam Insert* only— bf Fa I fttJt Eye Glaaam, solid gold An QP
Fitted to year ayns —____mle«Hl I Stmr-Oo Moanttngs, fitted.......- vdeOv
TWO DAYS ONLY.
COFFMAN’S
2M West Main
12 Years in Oklahoma City
6
i
Mover mind. Hester Bros, arc
ta the coal business at Leesburg.
O , and E. J. Collck manages a
hotel tn Minneapolis.
When a man aaya. **T am old
enough to know my own mind.”
It's a good guera that he la about
ta make a fool of himself.
We've heard of so many men
iffscusalng the question. "After
the war. what?” that we have
decided to bite. What?
■ jr /■ ^ ... — ■»
This country has too many
lawyers, says EHhu Root. How!
many lawyers would you aay It
took to make too many*
Have yon noticed, that as a
rdbukrr to President Wilson’s
naliclcs and In resentment of hi*
melcction. many of the Mg ta-
dnstriai companies arc pleasing
Additions to their plants?
"fi lan’t ■ war prosperity." j
apmebody said a couple of mouth*
age—but did you *e what peace i
dm to the stock#*
Involving Our $25,000 Stock in This
Pre-Inventory Sale
We have made no reservations in any section. We offer choice unlimited—free range
of the entire $35,000 stock at tremendous reductions. Tn all our merchandising to
date there has been no sale equal to this which opens in the morning at 8:30 sharp.
Cornel
Sacrificing These Suits!
The Season** Most Inviting Ready-to-Wear Disposal !
9I7JS Saha now___$ SJS , P9.M Saks now--------$14.95
$2S.M Saits now___4__$11.95 I $45.99 Saits now______$19.96
Al other Saits Now at Loss Than Half Prices.
A Skirt Sale
All our 96 Street Skirts, which Include* a
big variety of attractive models, oe sale to
•a* out romaladsr; *a Art
choice at .......................ma>**rjp
Bktrts up to 97.50, Including fancy silks,
satin*, serge, poplin, gabardine and Si Art
wool plaids: apaeially reduced to. . . . |4«W
Silk Waist Sale
One lot of crepe de chine waists
up to 93 values; on sale at........
One lot of crop# de Shine and
wash silk waists to 94; An aa
choice .........................ew<vO
Crepe de chine Goorgette and laco
waists worth to 97.50; choice.....
$1.98
fancy
J.98
$4.98
This Wonderful Coat Sale
Caats to
Canto to $25.99, now
Coats to 539J9, now
to $25,
at
at
at
9 945
91475
.91445
915.75
Coats to 53S49, now at
Coots to 94459, bow at
Plaak Coats to $35.90, now.
Plash Coats to 91749, now.
-919.CS
.92495
.92495
4 9.95
Women’s Dresses
etary Daniels baa named a
to seleet a site for aa ar-
plat* plant. Considering the
of Wilsoah majority. Okla-
rity inaia t* bo th* logt-1
place for th# plant.
Pronunciation
of the word
"war" into the
machine pro-
duced an Irregu-
blot cf light on the screen;
incision of *4pooeo” pn
a mild glow, do!irately aut-
L— Prom descript too ef ae-
of “liheaodeik." maehti
picture- sound, eihlhlted In
▼ev^byto-of Daarxw* *tl-j
One lut oi s>ergc dresxes
that are excellent value* to
$20 inclusive, choice,
One lot of taffeta, satin
crepe d* chin# aad serge
dresses worth to 9ZS inclusive
choice aia.4*.
One lot of aerge. silk and
••tin dresses, *i*o crepe de
chine and Georgette combina-
tions. Value* to 999, choice
P1B.7B.
HATS—SENSATIONAL PRICE CUTTING
9160; ea eal* to
75 Misses’ and Children’s Hats, trimmed
prettily; silk velvets and pluahae;
values to |4 50 ..................
100 Women’s Velvet Shape* odds aad ends
from our wholesale department;
raises to 94.0* ..............
One lot of trimmed kata---table No. 9; 76
$1.00
d ends
65c
in all: values to
clear all at once.............
On Table No. S- -Our early
some eastern make, some our
copies, values to 912.50. now .
Onr lot of trimmed hats—table No. 1
values to 95; on sale to eleer out lot at
Pattern
own
$1.50
rn H.t*.
$2.00
98c
ALL FURS
HALF PRICE
■ Mm Jim
iPomuH
SILK KIMONOS
HALF PRICE
LET PRACTICAL ECONOMY BE
YOUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION
Tor SAVE OX Tom OBOCERIER WHEN YOr BtT
THEM AT BUMP’S
Groceries For Saturday
FANFY CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES—good sixes—
30c and 35c Doxen. Kli»- Fruit.
Sugar. 14 lbs.........gi.oo’
Meadow Gold Butter, lb. 34c
Large can Tomatoes,
2 cans ..............ziU
Argo Milk, tall can.......Sc
Corn. Belle Isle, can .... 12c
Bear. Mlani, can .......13c’
Crisco, small ...........82c1
Crlaco, medium .........65c ;
Crisco, large .........$1.25
Package Crackers ........Sc!
Peaches, Belle Isle. 2 cans 25c
Pineapple, Belle lale, can 17c
Oyster*, can ........... »c
Figs, preserved, 3 cans. .2Br
Frosted Cookie*, lb......18c
Hominy Grits, lb.........5c
Rice, 4 1-2 lbs..........25c
Lima Bean?, lb......... lor
i’ink Beans, lb.........its
Mexican Beans, 8 lbs. ...25c
Bacon, lb..............28c
Compound Lard, lb......17c
Wisconsin Cheese, lb. . . :tOr
10c pkg. Macaroni. 3 pkgs.25<-
10c pkg. Spaghetti. 3 pkgs 25c
English Walnuts, lb.....22c
Pecans, lb..............2.V
Filberts, lb.............25c
Almonds, lb............25c
Pumpkin, large can .....11c
Rolled Oat-, 6 lbs .. 25c
Hominy Flakes, lb.......5c
Crystal LVhjtc Soap. 7 bars 25c
Rob White Soap, 7 bars..25<
Cotton Boll Soap. 7 bars 35c
Fautless Starch, pkg......7c
Bootees for Kiddies SI.45
Re*! High Top Button Bootee of tan calf skin, flexible
sole and one tap heel, sixes 4 to *. special *1.45.
Boy’s English Walking Shoes $2.95
Black gun metal, neolin «ole-. snappy stylish shoes for
boys, sixes 2 1-^ to 5 1-2, $2.95 pair. ^
Jumpers
Union Alls
...........$l.o«» Men’s Overall? ........$1.00
BUMP’S BARGAIN HOUSE
319 WEST MAIN.
AUTO OWNFRS—BRING VOUR
IS NAMED COUNSEL IN
FAMOUS MURDER CASE
j By rotted Pres*.
| Waco, Texas Deo. S»,—Led T.
WilHama has been engaged as
chief counsel tvr Harry J. Spar-
nel for trial of the latter in S^n
Angelo next month for ’he mur-
der of hla wife aad Major M. C.
Butler.
general, died hare today after a
brief lllneaa._
COLD GONE! HEAD
AND NOSE CLEAR
First dose of “Pape’s Gold Com-
pound " relieve* all grippe
misery.
Pon t stay stuffed-up!
Quit blowing and snuffling! A
do*e of "Pape’e Cold Compound”
taken every two hours until
three doaes are taken will end
: grippe mlBery and break up a se-
vere cold either in the head,
. rhest, body or limbs.
It promptly opens clogged-np
nostrils and air passages; stops
Lsstv discharge or note running;
relieves sick headaohe. dnllnaar.
feverishness, sore throat, sneer-
’ng. soreness and stiffness.
• I’ape’s Cold Compound’’ Is the
oulckest. surest relief known and
costa only 25 cents at drug
stores. It acts wl’hout assistance,
tastes nice, and causes no Incon-
venience. Don't accept a suhrtl-
tute.
—FROZEN LEAKING RADIATORS—
to o* for repair. \\> have speriHl facilities for fixing Ra-
diators of aay kind—in any shape.
Phono us and we will rail for it.
STORM & ERICKSON HARDWARE CO.
til North Broadway.
Phone Wal. 190.
PRICE & SON
MEATS AND GROCERIES
Even though Christmas Is over and dene with, ws all have te
•at Just the same BO we ars prepared to serve you with good gri
oertss and mssta Just as ws were before Christmas And the prlc
are such aa you can afford to pay.
Just look over three few Pte
Prices For Friday and Saturday
ms.
Re. 1 Mined Rate, per lb.
. .38e
Pork
f ola Roast, per Ih
18o
Sweet Relish, per gaart. .
. 85o
Liver.
per Ih...........
.....Be
Storage Eggs, per dos.
.85o
Lard
f ompoands Ih- ...
----18*
Rurbaak Peta teea .......
. . BOo
Heene
Made Sngar Cared
Milker Hewing, per keg. .
81.30
Racoa. by slab .......
----She
■Heaters, each ......
. . 5c
York
Hones per Ih......
----5c
8 Iba. Rlack Eyed Peaa . .
. 23c
Home
Made Chilli. Ih. .
15c
8 Iba. Flake Hernlay ...
. .23c
4 lbs. Rice ..........
25o
Pleaty ef Cklckeaa*
Docks.
Perk I'kope, per lb......
.. 18o
Geese
and Turkeys.
If you to ant vour «r«od» d^IlvorFfl Saturday your order pbould
!>• In by 3 o'clock. Leave ord#*r® early
PHOYI5 MAPI E M
■ranch E*cha.nire Connect!** All Department*
John Wanamaker’s Letter to
the Convention
In an open letter to the derogates a: 'he convention of
Aseoclated Advertising Hubs In Philadelphia some months
age, Mr. Wanaroaker said:
“Th* only advertising of direct Instant benefit to both
merchant and consumer. Is the DAILY NEWSPAPER OF
KNOWN CIRCULATION. All others are VANITY and VEX-
ATION OF SPIRIT.’’ •
T%ank you, Mir. Wanamaker. for this blunt and force-
ful testimony Coming aa it does from a man of perhagte
greater edvertlelng experience than any other living mam. It
eerrlee unusual weight.
Thcnight you might have said a word about the M71
Boards, or outside electrical display, or street car advertis-
ing. or college and churvh programs, etc., hut no!
"All others are vanity and vexation of sptrlt!’’
That is entirely to the point—
It takes eortie men a lifetime *o learn the fmtB about
advertising The above sums up Mr. Wanaruaker’e more
Vhsn FIFTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE .Shall he not be listen-
ed to. a* on* abundantly quu.;fie<l to counsel?. Most of us
would SAY so.
ff you are thinking of advertising is meatier The News
to th* bee* newspaper to • representative w.H gladly
esM. Ptoeoo Walnut 7009
HIGH CANADIAN DIES
fit rnitrd Pmt.
Ottawa. Ont.. Dee. 2? Ho-
T. Chase Casgrain, post jaster
A* Tor IBjITE TERMIXAI,
statiow xnto«« on t\n
LOOK FOR SIGN
GOODMAN’S
tit WENT GRAND
r*LOAm*G *ALK
*ee I»*t alfht'i \«*« tor
prtcee. Rm«k«r, If It*a fran
GOODMA^'% Its 91999 79 Stood.
^IfeBie Felke* Tkeater—Fair te
Leber.**
THE MET—HN*
Always a 4 berrfal Weleome.
All New Program Conttnulng Fri-
de y arid Ssut u rd a v
JUST LOOK—HOLIDAY SPECIALS
--On the Stage-
THE JAMES DIO. Inatrumeru:-
lst» and Song Brilliant, classy of-
fering.
Kf.\G COLE, Prlte Comedian, In-
troducing hie •’wax* partner. "Jer-:
ry • Greet act.
Featuring Barbara Leona Kelnz
and company, in Cohan's famous
melodramatic farce-comedy. "Thr
Little 4 March Around tbe Ceruer.** ,
All fun; comple;.- in one act
On the Serf. Mr Lon Chaney ’
in a new Bluebird •••The Prlre of
silence,** and aleo. Glorious Billie
Burke in “Gloria's Romance." “The
luicifUe Witness.**
Plcturea noon, four ahoto's dally;
change Sunday
Remember—0«r Six-piece Sym-
phony Orchestra. Real Manic nt
• he Coarteoas Met*
FOLLY
An l'nsurp»*«e*1 Bill of
Variety Feature*
4-BIG ACTS-4
VAUDEVILLE
FIRST-RUN
PI(TI KE PLAYS
Vaude at 2:39, 5:00.
7: SO and Might
I’riixs, Main Hoor. 15c:
Balcony I Or.
WKEK-DA V MATINEE 10c
Phene Maple 1X77. 4S1 W. Rene
Owens & Son.
GROCERIES A\D MEATS
Prewh Country Eggs, doc----49e
Krekh 1 onntry Ratter. Ih. . . .SAe
We sell Oleomnrgerlae.
14 lbs. Sagnr .............91*00
•isl. Pesrhes, per gal........40e
Gnl. Blsrkherrles. par gal....48c
Gal. Apricots* per gal........48c
Gal. Apples, per gal.........80*
2 large can Peaches SV
Apricots ..................SS*
Esglc Milk, per can. . ......18c
fi Re cans Hebe Milk. . .......S5e
Pet Milk, per can...8e aatf 10s
10c A an Camp Pork on4
Beans, 3 for..... S6«
IV Van Camp Perk aaO
Rea ns, 3 for...............8Be
2 I Or cans Tomato Soap.....38e
2 Ih. can Tomatoes .........10c
2*2 lb. catiH Tomatoes 2 for..28*
3 Ih. can Tama toes. Whits
Pony .....................JBe
Corn, per can................10c
3 cans Hominy..............28e
2 |>kg». Macaroni or Spa-
ghetti ...............I Be
* ream of AVheat.............18c
2 |ik($. Faultless Starck.....18c
.1 (loses Matches.............10e
2 Roses Salt or Toethpfleka. . Be
All 10c Breakfast Feed 8 for.38c
Large Soar Pickles, dos.....80s
Potatoes, per peck...........88e
All White Soap. 7 hare......8Be
3 Bars Palm Ollre Soap.....Mr
3 bars Scotch Tone Seep. . . 20c
7 pkg«. Nuh-To-More W\
Powders .................28e
2 Old Hutch I lean sere...... IBe
7 8c Rolls Toilet Paper......26r
4 10c Rolls Toilet Paper.....25c
S4$ lbs. Sack (ora Steal. 28c
Oraages, per dos. . . lOe. 88* SOe
aad .......................48c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Crlaco .......33c. (IV aad 81*98
f ottolrae. medium ..........70r
f omponad Lard, per Ih......16c
Pare Hog Lard, per lb.....80c
Pork 4»uwage. per lb.........Ide
Hog Liver, per Ih........... Be
t alf Liver, per Ih...........80c
Men son OH, per can.........28c
We dress oar own poultry a*
ordered. Phoae early.
Owens & Son.
>
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TODAY
Thirtl liegvee
Xlrthod* l:t|imnti
Tiie
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Today and Saturday
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Parker, G. B. The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 77, Ed. 1 Friday, December 29, 1916, newspaper, December 29, 1916; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc859492/m1/4/: accessed May 9, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.