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The Oklahoma miner., April 11, 1912, Image 8
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The Oklahoma miner. (Krebs, Okla.), 11 April 1912. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn95063969/1912-04-11/ed-1/seq-8/>

Newspaper Page TextV Railroad Men Assist Mine Unfortunates M. T. Redmond of Ft. Smith, a conductor on the Ft. Smith and Western railway, sends us a list of names to the Miner for publi cation names and amount of do nations he secured while attend ing to his official duties, for the uni'otrunate people at McCurtain. Mr. Redmond, is to be congrat ulated upon his success. His let ter in part accompanying the list is as follows, "I concluded to try and see what I could do along the line ameng traveling sales men and railroad men; had I started earlier I could have much better. The one hundred dollar check the McCurtain Relief has the cash I have. There are several more who I wish to get. I will then turn it over to some committes or whatever the ma jority wished done." Below is the complete list as sent by Mr. Redmond: Ft. Smith, Ailc, Mnrch 22, 1912. We the umlei signed subscribe the amount set oppoBlt our names to aid the grief stricken families of the unfortunate miners who lost their lies In th'J mine disaster at McCur tiin, Oklahoma on the morning of March 20th, 1912: H. McClaln, F. S. & W. . . $ 1.00 II. L. Miller P. S. & W 1.00 Lnile Barry, P S. & W. ... 1.00 R L. Walker, P. S. & W. . . 1.00 J J. Bushanon, Fort Smith . 1.00 r A. Skinner, Fort Smith . . 2. HO Frank P. Hinton, F. S. & AV. . 1.00 J H. Patteison, P. S. & AV. 1.00 Jas. Harrington, F. S. & W.. 1.00 (). H. OuderbiiBh, Weleetka . 1.00 J M. Northup, Weleetka . . 1.00 ('. H. Stovall, Fort Smith . 1.00 Thad Conn, Indlanola 1.00 11. Britten, F. S. & AV 2.00 Geo. A. McFadden, F. S. & W. 1.00 G. H. Furlong, F S. & AV. . . 2.00 Roy Dnvla, P. S. & W 1.00 H. B. Brown, El- Itano 1.00 J. AV. Jenkins, P. S. & W. 1.00 I V. Langwell, F. S. & AV. . 1.00 O. W. Speer, F. S. & AV 2.00 Tcynolds-Davls Gro. Co. ...100.00 M. P. Redmond, P. S. & W. . . 2.00 Jack Games F. S. & AV 2.00 C. L. Vaughn, F. S. & W. . . 1.00 AV. G. Harder, Fort Smith . . 2.00 Carl Overlease, Fort Smith . 1.00 J1, A. Stevens, P. S. & W. . . 1.00 Wm. Smith, F S. & AV. . . . 2.00 C. AV. Smith, F. S. & W 2.00 A. C. Hlxon, F. S. &. W. . . 1.00 L. P. LeBron, F. S. & W. . . 1.00 AV. G. Nash, P. S. & AV 1.00 J. H. Burford, Guthrie 2.00 Attention For more than 5 years the Re liable Choctaw Tailoring Co. has been selling clothes, good clothes and only good clothes, to the sub stantial miners of this vicinty and we are better prepared than ever to fit you out from head to foot.The latest styles, the best quality in suits for men, young men and boysjiats, shoes and furnishing goods. " Choctaw Tailoring Co. McALESTER, OKLA. J. L. Bishop, Guthrie 100 ChaB. C. Cllllnp, Suthrio ... 1.00 I. W. Donagh3 Okemah . . . 1.00 J. G, Bird, P. S. & AV 2.00 G. W. Kingable, P. S. & W. . 1.00 F. W. Wilson, Jr., Fort Smith 1.00 G. C. Connell Fort Smith, . . 1.00 C. B. Wade, P. S. At W 1.00 J. B. Forrest, P. S. & W. . . 1.00 J. D. Selvage, Hannah 50 J. S. Jeffries. P. S. & W. . . 2.00 I Dr. E. W. Moore, Weleetka . 1.00 W. R. Plncham, Weleetka .. 1.00 N A. Gamble, Welvjetka ... .25 C. F. Rush, P. S. At W 1.00 C. L. Hardin. Paden 1.00 , W. E. WollB, Paden 1.00 P. O. Jones, Paden 1.00 U. Stewart, Paden 1.00 J. A. Northum, P. S. & W. . . 1.00 P. C. jMiles, Prague 1.00 W. A. Wilson, Prague 50 A. P. Novotug, Fort Smith . . 1.00 Will Morloy, Fort Smith 1.00 Gano Scott, P. S. & W 2.00 A. W. Parham, P. S. & W. . . 1.00 Joe McCann, Guthrie, 1.00 W. O. Hogan, F. S. As AV. ... 2.00 B. W. Jonea, P. S. & W 50 C. G. Ambrlster, Guthrie . . 1.00 S. J. Scott, Guthrie 50 G. M. Lockhart, Okemah . . 1.00 B. L. Dew, Okemah 1.00 O. L. Whybark, Okemah ... .25 P. N. Knotts, Okemah 1.00 M, J. Simpson, Okemah . . . 1.00 C. A. Frone, Okemah 1.00 C. E. Herrlck, F. S. & W. . . 1.00 Fiank Brown, Okemah .... 1.00 J. M. Jones, Okemah 1.00 F. B. DIckover, Okemah . . 1.00 C. B. Warner, Port Smith . . 2.00 TlJ Gay Oil Co., Fort Smith 2.00 Jas. McMahan, F. S. & W. . .50 H. R. Lowe, P. S. & W. ... 1.00 C. D. Riley, Fort Smith . . . 1.00 J. B. Skldmore, Fort Smith. 1.00 J. I. Mitchell, Fort Smith . 1.00 C. B. Ransom, Fort Smith . . 1.00 O. A. Cook, F. S. At W 1.00 W. E. O'Kelley, F. S. & W. . 2.00 E. S. Lowther, Guthrie 1.00 Geo. McGregor, 'Guthrie 1.00 Fred Knapp, Meridan 50 L. M. Oliver, Meridan 50 W. H. Rickstrew, Meridan . . .50 D. W. W'abb, Guthrie 1.00 J. W. Speer, F. S. & W 2.00 M. 1. Jennings, P. S. & W. . . 1.00 C. Karlkend, Warwick 1.00 J. A. Nelson, P. S. & W 1.00 A. T. LeBaron, P. S. & W. . . 1.00 J. W. Hinton, P. S. & W. ... 2.00 F. M. Fllnn, P. S. & W 1.00 P. A. Meigette, Ohio 1.00 J. R. Noe, Crowder 50 S. Norvell, Crowder 50 R. B. Whitfield, Crowder . . .50 J. H. Branlger, Fort Smith . 1.00 F. W. Thurman, Okemah . . .50 A. Martin, Gutlirte 1.00 T. W. Mason, P. S. At Y. . . . 1.00 Sam Lyons, P. S. At AV 1.00 L D. Reams, Prague 1.00 C. A. Gripe, P. S. At W 1.00 Miners C G. Bible, P. S. & AV 1.00 F. G. McCloskey, P. S. & W. 1.00 A. J. Dolfleld, P. S. & W. . . 1.00 W. D. Sample, Weleetka ... .50 A. II. Harlman, F. S. & W. . . 1.00 Arthur Hartman, P. S. &. W. 1.00 Chaa. Beolor,N Paden 50 T. H. Nations, Paden 50 J. Harris, F. S. & W 1.00 C. B. McMillan, F. S. & W. . 1.00 M. M. Terrell, F. S. & W. . . 1.00 W. B. TIgnor, F. S. & W. . . 1.00 Giis HIghtowef, F. S. & W. . 1.00 M. T. Tancred, Fort Smith . 2.50 F. B. Pendergrass, Fort Smith l.Oo M. Westfall, Fort Smith . . . 1.00 C. Bushong, F. S. At W 1.00 Guy Jeffries, F. S. & W. . . 1.00 L. H. Hamley, P. S. At W. . . 1.00 W. H. Patterson, F S. & W . . .25 J. H. Phillips, F. S. At W. . . 1.00 C. B. Scruggs, Fort Smith . . .25 W. E. Crouse, P. S. A: W. . . 2.00 P. B. Kellor, K. C. S. Ry. .. .75 G. B. Hays, K. C. S. Ry. . . 1.00 L. S. Vaughn, F. S. Ac W. . . 2.00 B. W. Green, F. S. & AV. . . 1.00 W. M. Bushnell, F. S. At W. . 10.00 W. E. Welch, F. S. At W. . . 2.00 C. F. O'Kelley, F. S. At W. . . 1.00 Arthur B. Eadle, Fort Smith 1.00 L. D. Hosllp, Fort Smith . . 1.00 G. Flschel, Fort Smith 50 L. L. Johnston, Fort Smith . .60 B. Mock, Fort Smith 1.00 C. B. Sanderson, Fort Smith 1.00 J H. Phillips, Fort Smith . 1.00 Ira B. Cornelius, rt Smith 1.00 Clark Field, Guthrlo 1.00 Douglass, Weleetka Cah, AA eleetka E B Shocks, Weletitua . . R. Li Cary, Weleetka F. H. Dexter, Okemah .. K N. Smith, Okemah H. ('. Tomllnson, On.emah D i: Tulley, Okemi.. . . . AV. B. Matney, F. S. & AV. R. Pate, P. S. At AV ".30 .25 .50 .25 .25 .25 .50 .1L 2.00 .50 B. Luce, F. S. At AV 1.00 L. A. Jones, F. S. At AV 50 B. Harris, F. S. Ac AV 1.00 Clyar Bynum, F. S. Ac AV 50 O. Ahlstrand, F. S. & AV. . . . 1.00 H. M. McElhaney, Indlanola. 1.00 Cad Mathis, Indlanola 50 R. AV. Choate, Crowder, 25 A. C. Grammer, F. S. At AV. . .25 G. AV. Connor, F. S. At AV . . 1.00 M. E. AVard, F. S. Ac AV 2.00 M. A. Haworth, F S. Ac AV. . . .50 Gilbert Davidson, F. S. Ac AV. .50 AV. F. Jennings, P. S. Ac AV. . . 1.00 Cash, P. S. Ac AV 25 J. T. Letterman, F. S. Ac AV.. 1.00 E. B. AVilson, F. S. At AV 1.00 J. D. Pense, P. S. Ac AV 1.00 M. Furman, F. S. & W 1.00 D. F. McKay, F. S. At AV. . . 2.00 A. II. Christie, F. S. At AV. . . 1 00 R F Beckman. F. S. &. W. 2.0 P. F. Kent, P. S. Ac W. f . . . 1 00 C. G. Plummer, F. S C- . I 0 U I. bailor, P. S A. V 1.00 lion farnahan, Pirt Smith . 1 uti II (. Adams, Fo.'t Smith . . 1 00 Chas. McKeown, F. S. & W. . 1.C0 Jas Mailor, F. S. At V 1.00 A. J. Pothost, F. S. & AV. M J. Miller, F. S. & AV. . J. B. O'Melia. Fort Smith Ur. Jas. A. Foltz, Ft. Smith 1.00 1.00 .50 2.50 Dr. I). R. Dorente, Fort Smith r 1.00 Sol C. Colin As Co. Ft. Smith. 5.00 AV. T. McAuley, Fort Smith. Arch Monroe, F. S. & AV. ... H. F. Salzman, F. S. & AV. . . N. M. Busten, F. S. & AV. . . W. H. Simpson, F. S. &. AV. . . 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50' .50 .50 .25 .25 .50 .25 .50 2.50 1.00 .50 2.00 .25 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 J. A. Sturgeon, F. S. & AV. J. E. Gannaway, F. S. & AV. . AV. L. Rosier, F. S. & AV. . . Will Huey, F. S. & AV A. O. Spauldlng, F. S. & AV.. H. M. Kirkman, F. S. & AV. . AV. G. Kirscnke, F. S. & AV. . F. F. Kelly, F. S. & AV E. R. Hurst, F. S. & AV E. L. AVagner, F. S. & AV. J. F. Smith, F. S. & AV .1. J. Gibson, F. S. & AV. .. J. D. Phelps, F. S. & AV. . . . A. Glassner, F. S. & AV Thomas Boles, Fort Smith . AVillis Greenlee, Fort Smith . E. F. Gutensohn, F. S. & AV. . C. E. Oden, F. S. & AV T. J. Skelton, F. S. & AV. i C P. Kangsbury, Fort Smith Tom Mailor, F. S. & AV 2.00 I C C. Mathews, F. S. & AV. . 1.00 I' rank Donnelly, Prague ... 1.00 J. H. Waldecker of Phillips, Avas in McAlester the forepart of the Aveek enroute to Kansas City to attend a meeting of the wage committee of the United Minerstpf America for the south Avest division. Mr. Waldecker is a bright young miner and im pressed us as a young man Avho will carve out for himself a bright future. While attending the meeting in Kansas City, he promised to Avrite us a letter, giving us the news for our read ers. He also, Avhile here, enroll ed his name on our subscription J. B. TALBUTT DENTIST. AH work guarranteed. Your patronage solicited. Office in Krebs Opera House. KREBS, OKLA. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO Y-O-U-R Commercial Printing Quickly and Neatly. The Oklahoma Miner, KREBS, OUR Money back if goods are Hariy J Oglesby's Pharmacy KREBS, OKLA. We keep a full and complete stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, and fine Toilet Preparations The Home SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO PRESCRIPTIONS AND OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT r Don't Forget the Place -y Harry J. Oglesby's Phamacy GUIsllI list for one year and gave us the names of several friends, to send the paper to, whom he thought might subscribe. I L V TT . ... .esr i ou romet... j This is to Remind You That S GUS A. GILL Still writes INSURANCE, Makes Loans and would be pleased to receive a portion of your business. McAlester, Okla. Gill Bld'g K OKLA. Ud MOTTO: not as we represent them -at of The Dnsno JW i U& J