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TREASURY
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
whether you float off to the equator
orslnk to the bottom—yes, shark* or
go shark#.
I was always a little "dopy" about
the Indian ocean. I once knew a
young /allow—he was a French creole,
born In the Isle Bourbon, now down
on the maps as the Island of Reunion.
It is right In the heart of the Indian
New Jersey Pastor Laya Down Epi
grammatlc Rules for Wlvea.
Jersey City, N. J.—Rev. Dr. J. L.
8eudrter, of the First Congregational
church, has preached a sermon on
“How to Treat Your Husband.” These
are some of the rules and comments
made on married life by the preacher:
“No wife can be as free and friv-
olous as she was before her nuptial
days. Her station demands a certain
matronly dignity. ,
“Don't be one of those autocratic
creatures that say ‘Marriage makes
two one and I’m the one.'
“The man who is married to one
ocean, and not far from Madagascar
that fellow could reel off
set ofl[. Th
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CEYLON: THE DOOR-
SILL OF INDIA
The Fenny Things One Sees
Smiling Round the World
By
MARSHALL P. WILDER
*, (Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
Beauteous Ceylon! tho real and
only "gem of the sea”—and the Jroplc
sea, at that. Let not Ireland claim
the distinction of being the emerald
set In the bosom of the ocean blue.
For never was such emerald green-
ness, such ocean blueness imagined
of Ireland's sons or daughters as
adorns and encompasses this beau-
teous Isle of Ceylon. The doorslll of
India! Well, If India Is not proud of
her threshold—the step over which
one passes to her mighty and Imperial
domain—she ought to be. *
The harhor of Colombo In plentiful-
ly endowed with natural advantages,
but outsidlT of these the English gov-
ernment has constructed an enormous
breakwater of tremendous strength,
as needs must be. for during the sea-
son of the southwest tnonaofm waves
break against. It, dashing as high as
the masts of vessels that have taken
refuge behind Its protecting bulwark.
Our attention upon entering tho
harhor is first attracted by the fleet
of native dugout -canoes that swarm
about the ship, the boys and men pad-
dling, them wildly shouting: “Have a
dive'yHave a dive!", and “One dollah!
Ong/tlollah'" though If only a penny
is thrown over three or four will dive
headlong from tbelr tiny craft, their
paddles left floating'on the water, and
In an Incredibly short space of time
they will come again to the surface,
tbe successful one proudly displaying
the coin They rescue their paddles
and leap lightly Into their canoes
without tipping them In the lqa*t or
’ shipping any more than the usual
i€ amount of water that floats , In the
bottom of each They are so sm»l!
that a certain amount Is always
washed over the side*.
It 1* amusing to see one of these
natives, naked except for a very lim-
ited loin cloth, sitting in the bottom
of bis rsaoe. paddling with one hand,
tnplorfng money with the other and
icking the superfluous water out of
U>« canoe with one foot.
Our coolies who pulled us to the
Salle Fare hotel stopped at the gate,
laying they were not allowed to go
aside, but w« had heard of this trick
tad Insisted upon being taken Into
a portico Here, after making tn-
ulry of the door porter as to their
roper fare, we paid them, only to be
with a storm of Indignant pro-
e*tat!nt>» and refusals. Only when
e money was thrown at ibetr feet
lid they pick It up and go on.
So the hotel has built for the
unuse in ent of Its guests a very large
md comfortable swimming tank. flll<> 1
rlth sea water, that Is always fresh,
"he hotel ha* every convenience, elec
tie lights and fan*, large airy rooms
j nd an excellent table, when One rotf*-
tders their ll-ratuilbns Compared
nth the Hong Kong hotel and the
n< ’ tallies at Singapore It waa perfect.
* ’he Gall* Face is further blessed with
splenfltd manager. Mr Hotter, a
enial and obliging man. late of the
I old Cecil In London
A goOd many of the castes wear
:elr distinguishing mark painted on-
forehead. and one day at tbo table
pasted a soda water label on my
irehead and said It was my caste
yarns In creole French and broken
English about his natal Isle would
have made George W. Cable, late of
New Orleans, turn green with envy.
He was a handsome chap and Bang
divinely, and I first met him In Paris,
where he was singing small parts at
the Orand opera. Then I ran across
him In Cairo, where he was singing In
a production—if X am not mistaken—
of “Aida.” Afterward he came to
New York with a company that pro-
duced “Glrafle-Glrafla" at the Four-
teenth street theater, and a very good
company It was. But; In whatever
clime I met him. -Jala theme was the
same—his beautiful-Isle and Its beau-
tiful ocean. He would talk .for hours
of the “purple fingers of the dawn,
stealing up the rose vermllllon sky,”
and the huge, snow-capped mountain
that rose In the center of the Island
and overtopped the city of Port
Philip, which I think was the name of
the seaport town- whore he was
born. • ,
He told many pretty stories of his
homo and of his parents, whose only
child ho was—the Benjamin of their
"The Sun at Midnight"
of those female tyrants with firm chin
and haughty demeanor has no need
of purgatorial fire In the life to come.
"A qualification of a model wife Is
to keep her temper- and control her
tongue. •
r “A cross, ckntankerous Jade loves to
give her husband a piece of her
mind, and usually, like a mosaic,- her
mind is composed of many pieces.
“Scolding wives live long and die
hard. They possess vitality, volubility
and Hotnetfttres vituperation.
“If a husband persists in going
round In his shirt sleeves and leaves
his clothes about the room when he
should put them In the closet, never
mind such trifles. They are only
spots oh the sun."
FARM FOR HUMMINGBIRDS.
New
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Birds for Rets.
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I quit* convulsed Joseph, hut
,nkr th* CingalsM waiter was rather
ocked
v The beach at Mount Lavtnla. seven
0,0 les south of Colombo, Is an enebaot-
,h< I bit. over whose golden sands tbs
How foam rushes and gurgles to the
ca da cMff set thick with a long file of
ndlng. awaying palms, some of
losa long, ftltm trunks band for-
rd to tbe wavaa at an anglo of con
erably tnora than 4S dagraea. Hare
thing rom on at all hottra and. lot
tall you, a dip in the Indian ocean
a moat aoul-aatlsfytag experience
s water la not only warm; la aoma
cas It la actaally hot. Bat. oh. aayl
11# and float dreamily la that bluwat
waters, with a dsailing greenery of
ms to th* right, and a panorama of
mt,Jr lln*, flecked with snowy cloud-
to the ten. and to breath* tho
itl* lullaby air till you don't oar*
old age. long hoped and prayed fot.
So they named him. when he did
com**. Desiree' (longed for). He bad
a string of other name* beside, but
I've forgotten them His desire was
to see America and tbe Mississippi,
of which he bad read wonderful
thing* by Chateaubriand, his favorite
author. Fortunately the op*ra troupe
went as rar south as New Orleans
and his desire was gratified. H* took
everything In America seriously and
his admiration almost took the form
of awe; he would as soon hav*
thought of ridiculing the holy church
and all th* salau as of rldlcullag
anything American Aa he waa *f a
vary happy disposition he wouM often
hum little operatic snatches or Creol#
melodies while jogging along In the
horse cars, and this waa very delight-
ful to me until some would-be wag
among his New York friends told him
that he must never do that on Sun-
days, as the Americana wer* very
strict In their religious Ideas and
would take It aa an Insult and prob-
ably resent It Very aerloualy vb*
opened hi* handsome Oriental eye*
and. In tones of great surprise, ejacu-
lated.'as he had done for the hun-
dredth time. "Wonderful people!"
A little incident, while It was very
amusing, showed the romantic side of
hi* nature The troupe, while travel-
ing, stopped at a hotel In a southern
city, where a young lady guest at-
tracted much attention by her hair,
which was not only very thick and
heavy, but of a rich golden color. My
Creole friend, however, wae on* of the
few who had not seen the young lady
and, aa It happened, no one had
spoken to him of her But as be waa
about to retire one evening he
stepped Into th* corridor to say good-
night to a friend and met the young
lady face to face, followed by her
maid, just aa th* bells of a neighbor-
ing church wer* chiming the mid-
night hour. Saluting the lady with a
profound how, as was hla foreign cus-
tom, he waa about to reenter bis
room when th* brilliant gaaligh^fall-
Ing full upon the lady's form, dis-
closed the fact that her magnifleant
hair waa hanging loose about her ilk#
a cloak, and evary strand glittering
ilk* a thread of gold. Tha young fel-
low stood rooted to the spot; then,
clasping hla hands, he said in tones of
the moat fervent admiration, “I hav#
sewn the aun at midnight!"
"What the deuce Is the matter with
you?” paid hla friend. . ,
"I have said It!" replied the Creole,
"i will return to my country and I
will tell them that In this wonderful
America I hav* seen that marvelous
sight—th* sun at midnight!"
It appeared that the young lady’s
maid had b*en giving her mistress'
hair a bath and they had buss sitting
on n rear balcony that tha warm night
breuta might dry tha wonderful
treeaM before retiring to bud.
Which la why I aay that 1 loved tha
Indian ocean years before I saw It,
and whan 1 did aa* it brought back
thus* memories of my young friend
and bis charming and Ingenuous na-
ture aad his frank and honest huart.
Tho aaga and tha greybeard may at-
tract our mature* mind, but youth baa
Its ever eompeUIag charm; tbarefhga
1 echo th* post's Hum:
"Oh. youth, aweet youth, w# tors yui
Thorn s naught oo uarth Mm r*L"j>
New York.—Convinced that hunv
miagbirds will make good household
pets, Mlsg Gwendolln Brooks of Cen-
tral Park West, is going to raise them
in Central Isllp, L. I. Miss Brooks has
botight a farm there and has obtained
plans for aviaries from W. Albert
Swassey,
She proposes to sell the tiny birds,
and said she already has~a loi of com
missions for them. In spite-of their
small size they are not difficult to kirep
In good health, she declared, and they
are most Interesting to study. She
h&a experimented In raising them In
the south and west.
At Central I«llp Miss Brooks will
make a specialty of the species known
as the “ruby-breasted" birds Their
real home Is in South America, but
they migrate to this climate tn the
hot weather, nost here and return to
the tropics In Augrfst before cold
weather can nip their frail bodies.
Just how they manage to survive the
hardships of their long journey here
and back to the tropics has long puz-
tlud naturalists. ,
Miss Brooks says that If the birds
have considerable spec* to fly about?
In and are well fed with honey and
Insects they are not hard to raise.
r-.j.j right UJ W»klou t
Loins A. Coolitlge, who recently succeeded J. H. Edwards as asx slant sec-
retary of the treasury, has been for many years a prominent Washington news-
paper man. In 1SC4 he directed the literary bureau of the Republican national
committee and has been editcr of the Congressional Directory and indexer of
the Congressional Record. Although Mr. Coolidge has given a great deal of at-
tention to politics and newspaper work, he has found time to write several :
books, among them “The Show at Washington” and “Klondike and the Yukon
Country," besides contributing regularly to different magazines of the coun-
try. He is a native of Massachusetts, 46 years old, and a graduate of Harvard.
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PANAMA “SKEETERS.
NINETY KINDS ARE FOUND
THE CANAL ZONE.
Scientist, After an Investigation in th*
Isthmian Reg’on, Makes Remark-
able Collection of Little
Disease Bearers.
hollow reverberation, which told that
another blast In tbe mine had been
engineer in the Htti#
ibov* raised bis bead
It was not th* usual
hour for blasting. It being now a Util#
after four, and not quite aa "hour till
day shift should come off duty.
Almost at the moment there wge a
signal given, frantic but weak, aad
the man sprang forward to tbe hoist-
ing engine. Gripping the lever firmly
he looked out through the door to sea
the hoisting cage go down the shaft.
His daughter Millie burst Into the
shaft house,
"What is it. fatherr
"Don't know,” be replied, with a
shake of his*bead. f
“Mother and, I were sewing wfcea
we heard It. f have felt wrong all
day. Dave is down there to-day.
fat her r
“Yes, I let him down last one, near
noon."
The unwound cable showed that
the cage had reached the bottom.
But tfc«re was no signal given to hoist
It again.
“Something is wrong, JfilMe"
But the girl had rushed out tha
door and was bending over th*- shaft
bole. '‘Tfcerc-'s been aa eaptadML
father " it- ca!3cd. “Sfc* here1!’' and
see gristed to ttoe thin spiral® of blue
ftmoke rising out the shaft to taue-
like tendril*, “it was no blast, I toil
you"
Just the® came, a faint sign*! cat
tbe cable. The eegSntser brought the
cage to the top as quickly as Mu
could.
When It came to tbe top erne man
was the sole occupant, kussseif hang-
ing limply over one aide, with black-
ened face, tore clothing aad shut-
tered arm
The girl bent ©rear ham. “Saga
Blake!” she cried. lzs.»ediiit*?y they
had tits out of the cage aad on fib*
ground. He bad bees a
low, big, da*k . aad strong.
Washington—A government bug
hunter has been down on the Isthmus
of Banams collecting mosquitoes la
the canal zone. He secured larvae of
S3 species, of which 30 were new to
science. With seven additional spe J account of tbe total absence of tbe
mosquito, the only kind la America I
spreading this Infection, scientifically j
called stegomyia. is very scarce. It is j
po«sible'to live for weeks on the line j
of the canal without seeing a single ]
specimen. This mosquito Is a strictly j come into Colorado s»x mouth* befun#
domestic insect, never found away j from nowhere.
from man. It breeds only In artificial j “Baa!" she called. “What has lap
receptacles, such as barrel*, water j penedT” Shakes oss of hi* aessh-
coolers, bottles, tin cans. etc . In and j occwrtousn*** fee spoke “It was am
around human habitations. Knowing j explosion at the third level!. tbey're
this, it is well within the power of the j aH dead.”
authorities to eliminate absolutely ; “Dead'" Mills* beat • ever hire to
this dangerous insect, and render a! catch every sumumm. "I* Daw*
yellow fever epidemic Impossible on Smith down there"'
NEWSPAPER TO TELL TRUTH.
Publication Will Deal with Society
Regardless of Libel Laws.
cleft already known, ibis constitutes ; on]y agent which spreads 1L
London—According to the Finan
rial News, arrangements are being
made to publish an English daily
newspaper, the chief feature of jrhlch
will be an absolute defiance of the
libel lawa
It will publish comment of any kind
upon any perron, will deal with society |
scandals and fie&nctal gossip with un-
restrained frankness, not concealing j
the names or the most intimate do :
tails Cases before law courts on !
which comment la not allowed will j ,
be discussed regardless of the las-. In i
a manner "calculated to take the curls i
o\it of counsels' wigs “
Judge* will be criticised as freely as |
witnesses. If the latter are regarded J
as committing perjury they will be
pilloried. Therefore the paper’s con
doctors propose to avoid prosecution |
or suppression of their sheet by print-
ing jt'-tar Belgium or France and mail-
ing copies to English subscribers
There will be no offices In England. ‘
If the poatoffice refuses to circulate !
the paper in wrappers copies will be
Inclosod lu envelopes.
the largest number recorded from any !
one locality on earth.
Anybody who la Interested may see
the mosquitoes for himself In the Ns
t tonal museum, where they have been
deposited August Busch is tbe name
of this scientific collector who no*
bolds the mosquito record He spent
three months on the isthmus during
the mosquito breeding time, covering
the end of the dry season and the
early part of the rainy season.
It has cost, and is costing, a lot of
money to' protect the lives of tbe mfen
working In the cabal sone from the SrO
The malaria carrying varieties ia-
At menuon of the sum (fee fee-
jured mas shuddered., aod a huS-
, sneer came ever feis leatarea.
eluded under the general name of ano- ] “H'ais't aay fire daasy
phele*. are also subject to rigorous at- j whispered Sam; “you ca* (
tack. I'sually the specie* of this ! and get your tower"
group deposit larva* along the edges ! "rather. ofc. let me m
of slow-flowing strvmms and stagnant J p)«*de4. aprisgang fcsto the
took his i
I've bees
be threw
pools, but specimens were aiao secured Bat old SuISt** si
from the bottom of an old boat, from afraid uj
aa abandoned dump car. from boles la hundred time*' «
trees and In similar out-of tbe-way J
spot* It ha* not yet been determined ,:
whether *11 of these are Instrumental ,
in carrying malaria and therefore they j
aproa "Wet It t* tfe*
separate species of mosquitoes pow
may furnish a fertile field for investi-
gation.
Certain genera, technically
called
known to exist along tbe rouie of The megarbtnus. psorophora and lutcia.
waterway x wdp* found, which instead of spread
Mosquitoes do not fly very far from j ing any disease hostile to men. wage
the place where they are born. They war on tbelr weaker cousin*, and at
keep dose to tbelr food supply. Those ; times even on their brothers and sis-
affect the inhabitants of a town ; ters. They are cannibal* of their sort, i k*mt the orf
or camp normally do not come from ----- | W.
a distance greater than 200 yards It MOTHER’S TEETH AID ELOPERS
is this fact that renders the sanitary j " -
v.ork of the canal commission possible While Dentist is at. Work Man Run#
The land about every settlement Is Off with Her Daughter.
cleared by the removal of all brush. ! -
undergrowth and grass; only shade Lewiston. P*—A -shrewd ruse."
and fruit trees are left, and these are which brought to 4b-year-old John
thinned out to admit sunlight jmd free : Tressler a 16 ,rear-old bride, was un-
vefitRation When practicable, swamps folded here when Trewsler related to
and low lands are filled In with some ; Justice of tbe Peace Patron bow he
areddewt a.: (fee
material
ASKS “PUG" TO BLACK EYE.
Sailor Requests Jeffries to “Swipe"
Him as a Souvenir.
Ijoo Angeles. Cal.—John Lyle, a
seaman of the destroyer Whipple,
made a unique request to “Jim'' Jeff
rlos the other day. Lyle wandered
Into Jeff's place and said:
“Mr. Jeffries. I'm Just off the Whip
pi* and I've never been west before
i come from Philadelphia and back
In that town we have one fighter, Jack
O'Brien, but he doesn't class with you.
' I've always wanted to see you snd
1 had instructions from Philadelphia
friends that If 1 ran across you In this
country I sbosld bring hack a souve-
nir of you. So, if you will oblige me
and' lots of friends back east, kindly
swipe me Jiist once in the eye, so It
Will be good and black. Then 1 can
(ell the folks that Jeff did 1L"
Jeff refused.
j of the immense supply of
J taken from the Culebra cut.
Then the whole area Is drained so
that the surface water' will run off
Dltrhee aad slow-flowing streams are
kept ci*ar of mojiqultoe* by drlpplnzs
of ull or of copper sulphate.
had managed hi* elopement three
weeks ago with pretty Nora Halae*,
a farmers daughter, who lived at
Lcckport
Tdkslec was well received at the
Hainew home, but because of his age
Sw amps : he wae not held favorably in the light
and pool* are oiled at least once a
we*‘k.
Water barrels, bucks's
must be screened or oiled
ear* must be buried Even the cast
off machines, brush-covered relies of
of a suitor Learning that Mr*.
I Haines Intended having her teeth *t-
and pail* {tended to. he brought • dentist, who
at.d tin it* a friend of his. from Lewiston to
the Haines home While the dentsst
wa* at work the daughter slipped out
French occupation, are drained oi
their pttddlea of water. If ananv in-
sects Infest * camp or town. It Is
fumigated. By carrying Out theee
methods of general extermination ex-
ceptionally thorough results hav* al-
ready been obtained
On* important feat already luis
bren accomplished The yellow1 fever
a back door with her fiance and drove
away to be married
Treeeler has been arrested, charged
with abduction * When he and his
gtrl-wife appeared In the courtroom the
latter showed her marriage certificate,
whereupon the mother's blessing was
glv< n easier say* he wllk pay the
dentist's bill.
Leads Dear by th* Ear.
Harrisburg, Pa.--Harry Stabler,
keeping the country store at Rock
vllle. Just west of tbit city, captured
a live deer with hla hands the other
morning.
It was a full-grown doe, and had
been chased into the river from the
Cumberland ahore, swimming a mile
aero** to Rockville, where It waa
again beset br dogs.
Stabler heard tha commotion and
went to the deer’s assistance. , He
drove away the dogs, and
the deer by the ear,
stable.
State Gaaae Commiaalonor Kalofuss
win aead the deer to the state game
reservation fit Pin* Grovn
Seesawing with a Piano.
Buie gingham
trough there. I caw keep it
bead. 1 prow.ee 1 win wot
the tunnel. Think of Dave.
At Inst the brave gtr*. won.
until tfe* ahriS wt-jcJe is 0
bouse told the nearby xnin-
there bad bee* ax
Pigecw Blood mine. At <1
the abaft: she had fosnd there lytag
in the atifitug amoks and dynamite
fume* hat the dampened apron had
It from her Icaga.
man she brought sp was
Dure a’- - • -dm-. =« wfe. tad care*
a the- signal of the whist:*, we®* aa
with the wort. The tc.aere were not
dead, aad cat* more :a the freofe air
Itorc revived and was sH* to *: agger
’to fcc.s feet. “S-osb* d-.rg act a trap tor
us'“ he exclaimed, “a blast was act
off right1 in car midst ”
There was oae wfec needed all their
ttnetfea. however. It wa* Sam
Blake He was dytag
’“I do®*, it, MK!5e. ' fee wfe.spemt
*T wanted to catch tore—One®. I
know fee loved you, and 1 tfeere was
r.c> other way ;e clear khz out”
■ Sam; oh. -Sam' Wfeqm you knew I
loved him" * '
“Yea." fee sailed treaty, “but where
I came from we p«t rivals out of the
way But l UV. <k»wp ea -tfeto-r-
l"m going--?'
"Never mind. Sam.* eaH a ■ann'n
husky voice, and Date a wrong hand
graaped tha* of the dyia# man. “attA.
you might hare thought cf tfe* ogfe-
er* “
Sam shock hi* head with' the same
mysterious smite "Bore*time* ye®
have te hill the whole army to catch
the generni—1—only wasted—the
girl—1—" His head fell bark, aad
Sam Blake was no arsr*.
Sikalty th. party stepped
back with titled feats, roi-.'.-refal of
the grim pnwen ere Then wf:b his
arm around Millie# shoulder Dare
and the walked slowly down the val-
ley toward the cabin
Man
on a Plank 100 Feet Up, on
Roof, Almott Turns Cray.
Allentown. Pa—A peculiar method
of hoisting a heavy piano to th* upper
floor of a tall btllldlng was ao put
to the teat lu thin city a* almost to
turn the hair of Councilman and Plano
Dealer Horace 8 Schult* gray in a
yfew minute*.
He fend his men were moving the
piano. To elevate It on the outside
of th* building a 14 toot plank was
raised to the roof over 100 feet above
the plduwalk. Only a few inches were
1 catchihjrkal lowed to project over the end of th*
led It to his Voof. and to this end were attached
a block and tackle.
Schult* then mated himself on the
far and of the plank, to keep-It down.,
tad Wa assistants below began to
hoist the piano Half war up tbe cor-
nice. on part, of which the plank rest
od, gave way. aad the latter shifted
considerably and caused the plank and
SrhulU to rise every time the -work-
er* below heaved on the rope.
Mi1. Schult* realised thgl it was
useleas to shout. To Jump off the
plank meant to allow th* piano to
crash to the pavement, and. perhaps,
kill the men below. Swaying up and
down, and every second threatened
with being capitulated through the at-
mosphere. Schult* passed through
about tun minute* of the meft agon-
ising torture. Finally hla plight waa
*n. an additional man or weight
ime to hla relief, the plank
pressed down, and
piano xrmi
taint ana sick, was taken off the i
England*# Egg' CanreunpWe®.
There arc vCfeu retail |
in London wbnw trade calls tor at
least te.bofi fresh ejg* a week Thu
surplus from tbe British henaerlan
when the rest of the country Is pro-
vided Tor Is totally unequal to supply
the demand Sweden, being cold, is
not a first fate erg producing country,
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all produce!.
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Ford, A. L. The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 74, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 6, 1908, newspaper, June 6, 1908; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth646646/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.