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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-10
the pEApWoop TRAIL

The 0EAOWOOO TRAIL.
When Custer returned to Fort Lin
coin August 81, 1914, he told the
world Of the great expedition to the
Black Hills and announced to all peo-
pie that gold was in the grass roots
in the Hills. Although this vast re-
gion was Indian territory and was
surrounded by unfriendly tribes the
magic word, gold, was the lode stone
which compelled men to give up
home, friends and quietness and re-
sort to the Hills to get their share
Of the metal. The path to the Hills
is lined with the bones of those who
were unfortunate or who we're des.
tined by fate to be those who are al
ways sacrificed for this wealth.
The men must have a route into
the hills and Bismarck was by 1874
the short way into the hills. The
Northern Pacific had reached the city
June 1873 and from the time the news
was announced until men could 60
into the hills from the east and the
south there was rush Of men and
merchandise out from Bismarck.
The Black Hills trail led out Of Bis.
marck to the south and crossed the
Missouri opposite Fort Lincoln and
struck across the country to the
southwest. The stations along this
trail took, their. name from the creeks
or the rivers whore they found good
fords and which was a days journey
on the road. Come Of the stations on
this trail ere the Dog Tooth, Chanta
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-10

At Jamestown at the Evangelical
parsonage, occurred the marriage Of
Lizzie Rau and Jacob Kuehn, Rev.
B. III. Fischer officiating.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-10
WHAT eRIaHrslLL WILL DO.

WHAT 0HI0N Dill WILL w.
Everybody wants to know what
part you are going to take IN the
coming campaign, now that you nave
stated that you will not be a candi-
date for reelection" said the capitol
run man this morning to State Audi
tor Brightbill. | 1 *.
r "Well, that's easy" said Mr.. Bright
bill. Fl have my plans all laid for the
future but am keeping them to my
self for the present. Should decide
to become a candidate for office It
will probably be for city commission
er of Bismarck. I have been in q
good many other campaigns in my
life but believe there Is more sport
in this commission campaign than
any Of them. II It is not too late to
file a petition would like to get into
the game" a<
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-10

Clinton E. Stratton and Miss Laura
Gahy wer married at Bowman by Rev.
George Totem.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-10

At Rchardton were married Gustave
Helm Of New Leipzig to ChristinA
Martel of Antelope. Rev. p. J. Haupt
performed the ceremony.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-10

EDWARD ERICSSON,
Garrison, n. d., Feb. 8, 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12
AN EXTRA SESSION NEEDED.

correspondent InteIgeneer commenting its Ell
foa on the salaries law question Why
snoud be postponed until the Legislature
respondent vors does Tax Commissioner
o. the Legislature for the Of passing county
ses act The intelligence believes the
wiser thing than to call the Legislature very
pose Legislation enacted
WIZ Inc constitution prohibits legislation adding taking
from the salary OF state official during
he county officials be chosen in November
H. The Legislature meeting January not be able
legislate effectively The effect
any legislation could not be 1917.
This far important people
gna probably believe Ii means saving hundreds
thousands OF dollars The the elimination
that tempt county officials from honesty recitude
and the conduct OF public
The attention OF Gornor Casock has
ant question by communication the
Blue and by action taken by various the
state the Moundsle board Of taking
The ineigencer recognizes that the time limited cut
action be gotten and the public is
thoroughly informed the The
by county like Ohio for instance Of compensation 900 wear
to County Sheriff is absurdity like absurdy IS
pracced in nearly other fact
only to be presented the public and speedy
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

man. except members OF their own
race, until Steffanson arrived amongat
them. They use knives made of cop
per and needles made OF bone. Their
arrows are tipped with flint. and they
eat little or nothing but meat. From
the description given by Steranson.
there can be but little doubt that
these people are the descendants CT
some lost tribe Of Norsemen. and PCS
sibly they spring from the members
or the Erickson expedition.
II is remarkable evidence Of the
ability OF man TO endure climatic con
diuons that these mortimer have
lived and maintained their Identity
through n thousand years in the bar
rem lands OF eternal snow and ice.
Apparently there is TO spot on earth
so dresr that man may not call IL
home. and no climate severe enough
to crush the vitality Of the human
race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12
TWO DEMOCRATIC PALACES.

On the two great political questions
constantly before the American peo-
pie the Democratic party has been
wrong for nearly a century. and re-
remains wrong. The money question
and the tariff question we have with
us always. Simply because the con-
slant development Of business and
changing demands OF commercial life
require from time to time a readiust-
ment Of our finances and readjustment
OF our tariffs. The Republican party
has continuously taken its stand for
the honest dollar and for the pro
tective tariff, The Democratic party
for nearly n century has taken I'M
certain positions on questions Of
finance. has leaned toward fat money
and free trade.
The majority OF the Democratic
party apparently has always believed
that they could make the people more
prosperous by cheapening the money
supply. BY the fiat money OF 1876,
by the ffty-cent dollar OF 1898, IL was
proposed that all burdens would be
lifted from all farmers and workmen.
The panic and depression between
1893 and 1897 told the story OF results
Business men cut their buying to the
lowest limit. Money was put into
safety deposit vaults instead of pro
ductive investments. Today the Dem
ocratic party stands committed by the
Baltimore platform to the theory that
protective tariffs are unconstitutional.
Should the Democratic Iarty be VIC
torious at the polls in November. to
be consistent. Il would abolish every
protective feature in all our protective
schedules. The Democratic party
holds that tariff for revenue Is the
only constitutional tariff. \ tariff for
revenue only contemplntes the largest
possible amount OF importations. he
cause the more impor,ations the more
revenue. II Is placed alike on com
petitive and non-competiiive articles.
IL stimulates no Industry and II Gre
ates no. trade. II IL a burden upon
the people. nothing more.
Next 20 the tariff. enc " the most
important problems before our states
men Is the problem OF currency 70.
form. We need means BY which
enough currency can be provided in
times Of stress 10 supply the demands
Of the public.
VIII the American people trust the
Democratic party 70 undertake this
SoFs Via 10 record % gfvenjsckism
and free silverism before thom7
VIII the American people trust the
Democratic PARTY m make tariffs in
The face Of its declaration that n pro.
teciive tariff Is unconstitutional,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12
a LOST. RACE.

II would seem impossible that any
considerable number of people could
live anywhere on the globe without
having been discovered long since BIZ
the daring explorers, who have carried
adventure through the jungles OF the
equatorial region and TO the extrem-
tiles OF the poles. Yet S;effanson,
the Swedish explorer. who has Just
returned from four years spent in the
Arctic regions. claims 10 have discov-
cred thirteen tribes. numbering 1000
people. whom he Identifies as the de-
scendants OF Lief Erickson, who came
to Greenland from Iceland about the
year 1000. and who later discovered
the north coast 81 America. These
people live on Victoria Island. thirty
degrees east OF the mouth OF the
Mackenzie river. and are still in the
stone age. The civilization OF one
thousand years has passed them by.
S'enanson describes them as white
people. OF purely Norwegian origin
More than half OF them have rusty
red hair. blue eyes and fair skins.
and none Of them ever saw a white
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

Age contains good cut and an inter.
esting sketch OF DIR. !. c. White. state
geologist OF West Virginia. The Coal
Age pays a high tribute to this dis
tinguished son Of the Mountain State
After an extended reference to his
career as an educator and a scientist.
IL says:
:; Few men know that great part of
ne Work which has been done by the
west virginia Geological survey WAS
carried on at the personal expense of Dr.
Whlte. Practically all his time and work
lot the state have been given gratis. and
~ because Of this generosity. coupled
WIN deep love for his native common
wealth. that the West Virginia Survey il
. model department whose results are
TAR more complete and Infinitely super-
lpr To the work accomplished in most
other states
West Virginia can point TO no man in
any line or endeavor with a cleaner rec.
ORD more admirable character. or who
EaS brought greater renown 20 it's in
comparable hills than DR. White of Nor
gantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12
We Shoe
Children
Correctly

The assortment Of Children's
Shoes you will find here is unusu.
ally large and attractive.
Shoes for Dress. for School. for
Play and for the house.
There is a proper shoe for every
OCCASION and VIC see that the
youngsters arc correctly fitted
and the prices arc always the
most reasonable at which shoes
OF such quality can be sold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

mats what the
abstract --ee are simpy tncse OF
or 90 not tel that y her husband
shouid she be
ns. De eon,.nt TO be represented by brother Grim
feeble minded
for M Tor rsus the but
are n p anti who do that women
eanos o are Surely friends freely admit that But
LOT my why the difference ahec
rnoy more san Affects ability read for
VINO sued mar womans brain peculiarly conrues ,s, PEG
that , y possible argument against suffrage that can see .
never mas oeen and therefore
mere was minister who wear,ne nee upon tune
person III the Lord
he would have made pink sheer e ana
any one arguing II beb
they should that uOht vote
we laugh at such things a h TO-DAY
through the question Of anything to do Win & any
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12
FRUIT SHOW
MAY BE HELD
MAI Ter TAKEN UP AT MEETING
OF BOARD or TRADE COM.
mlTTEE.
'e'o Yesterday az the Melure-Aari.
cultural Development Also
Taken Up.

III the recommendation Of tbo NAV.
and means committee OF the Board q,
Trade are followed out. n fruit show
VIII be he'd in this city next wear.
'he project was started at a meeting
oil the committee held yesterday at
noon In the Mcclure house. Tho new
auditorium. which will soon no com.
pleted. has been suggested as n suit.
able place for holding the exhibition
ana II is believed that such an event
WIN prove OF great benefit 70 the fruit
growing industry OF this State. and
especially OF this vicinity.
Inc general topic of discussion a.,
yesterdays meeting was means Of
promoting agricultural developmen,
in this section. and il was decided IN
recommend TO the hoard OF directors
mat the Board of Trade appoint a
committee 20 hold meetings in Han.
COCK. Brooke. Marshal and Ohio
counties in the interests OF agricul-
lure ms. II is believed. will also
Ioost the good roads movement.
was also recommended that the
Board OF Trade follow rho example OF
similar organizations in other states
IRA oner prizes for The best erons
Il Is likely that the proposition wiz
he tried next year. as II is now too
late for this year.
The fact was brought out that
VINE wheeling is advantageousIy
situated and especially adapted for n
forming community. that u is no, he
ing cultivated TO it's greatest possihiii.
YES. ana that during tho recent potato
famine over 100 carloads Of potatoes
"rre sent into this city from abroad.
The meeting was an unusually in.
t'resiing orc. and nearly all present
took part in tho discussion. In thc
ABSENCE Of Chairman c. II. Dowlsr.
~. :. Sands presided. and the follow.
,ns members were present. w. D..
Hare. q. q. Beans. J. ~. Brennan =
w. Nsn. u. g. Bits John Kinqhorn.
Alfred Ulrich and Roy y. NayIor
WANrEo-so boys. steady work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
BEALL TREASURER
GLAescock SENDS MESSAGE TO
WILEY 5EALL YESTERDAY.
Is Appointed Treasurer Of the Red
Cross Society Work at
WcilsburQ.

Special Disrateh to t.ie InteIi;gencer
WELTSBURG, w. Va. Sept. IL
Hon. Wiley W. Besll OF this city to-
day received the following message
from Governor William T. Classcock:
Charleston. w. Va. Sept IL. 10.
Hon. W. W. Beall. Wellsburg. W. Va.
You are hereby appointed treas
urer OF the local Red Cross relief fund
and / hope YOU will make an earnest
appeal fer help. Thought you had
been notified several days ago. II
there IS anything ! can assist in wire
me. WILLIAM GLASSCOCK."
conditions are much better In the
section about Golfers. About $1,000
has been received in the relief fund
AZ Wellsburg and work is progressing.
Governor TALKS.
special uispatrs g. tho Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept IL
! thought until a few moments ago
mat Hon. ". w. Beall OF wellsburg
mad been appointed local treasurer ~
the Rcd Cross funds for the benefit OF
the food sufferers in the northern
part OF the state" said Governor VIII
liam Z. Glafscock this afternoon. II
attended ~ by those who had author.
ty from mo TO look after the matter
Mr.. Beall has now been appointed.
added the governor. and / sincerely
hope the good people Of the state will
promptly and literally respond 70 this
appeal am sending today nv own
check for twenty-five dollars and no
lieve others will be equally tromot
and quite a. liberal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12
WEST LIBERTY
Personal Items Of Interes. Abou. tnsi
Viduais Of the Little Nor.
NAL Town

Personal Items Of Interes. Abou. trti
Viduals Of the Little Nor.
nal Town.
Local persons who have been
spending their vacations AZ other
points are beelnning n return. with.
IN few DAYS pupils will begin ar.
irving for tho faii term Of tho Nor.
NAL. which begins Thursday. Sepfem.
Der ~. An unusually large attend.
nnce r. expected this fell
Personal workers from Wheeling
last sunday conducted an ail-dav ser.
vice M The shor. Greek ". r. church
a picnic dinner WIS served ~ noon
and n large audience was present.
Rev Lyles. 81 Huntsville. conducted
services In the Presbyterian church
last Sunday
Dr y. J. Allen has purchased a new
automobile.
Mrs. Jerome and Miss Hannah Ter.
ONE are visiting ~ Elm Grove
Mrs ora Carmen and little daurh.
fer. Frances. 81 Wciisburg. spent sun.
day with Mr and Mrs wylic Cox
Niles Mamie Montgomery has re-.
turned from Wheeling
Mrs " T Hartley. Miss Lucille
Hartley and Miss Josephine Greavrs
have returned from their vacations.
Mr. Arthur Mathcny is visiting AZ
M0undsvilie
Mrs. Gardiner has returned from a
pleasant visit on tho Island
Miss Wilma Forester has returned
~ Pittsburgh. after visiting her sic
ter Mrs. s. + McCulloch
Or Cess. rural delivery carrier %
West Alexander. was n business
caller here Tuesday.
Miss Bel o. the guest % her sister.
Mrs Arthur Maihcny.
Mrs. killgore Of Bowling Green. o,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

CONTRIBUTIONS
ARE BEING MADE TO THE COL.
LIER RELIEF FUND.
Relief Work Is Going On Nicely, and
Sanitary Conditions VIII Be In
proved by Shipment Of Lime.

Realizing the needy condition OF
the sufferers in the devastated coun-
try around Golfers. the people OF
Wheeling are beginning 70 manifest
their sympathy b. contributions both
large and small. The generosity Of
tho people % Wheeling was again
demonstrated yesterday when severar
large donations were added TO the
Golfers relief fund.
Yesterday. through the local Asso-
ciated Charities. which IL handling
the funds. a carload ~ lime consist
Ing OF over 20 tons. was purchased
and was Immediately forwarded to
the scene of the recent disaster.
Lime Is badly needed 10 restore SAINT
tnry conditions In the flooded terri.
tory. and large quantities are used
Through the generosity Of the y +.
Jones Company. yesterdays carlond
OF lima WAS purchased az a greatly
reduced cost
The funds are being raised by the
Associated Charities Secretary Roy
II Mayor. n the Board Of Trade.
has charge. aud all subscriptions are
made payable 20 him Tho Rcd
Cross Society has charge of the dis.
tribuiion Of the funds. and the money
81 being expended where 10 d. most
needed. sfrEU
Tho Hat ~ -rh...f.tf..- a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12
UNCLE WALT. The Poet Philosopher.
~4zARASAzs@Azsxapsc

Wiener mans he1s,rinss quver win bames
u on his
dark and VI throttle the ~
hc a and heavee 81
INNER
follows
others hhored
Ing he Bad
No
such wholesome he
though and
morals b,..
cumpeCt No
his WAT ,fHg,,. va"
Copyright b. Matthew Adam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

Few. n any. medicines. have met
WIN the uniform Fuccc.s that has 81.
tended Tho use ~ Chamberfain's collie.
'hoiera and DiarrhOca Remedy. Tho
rrfna rfahle cures Of collie and
olarrhnea which 10 has effected In al
most every neighborhood have given
u Q vide reputation Fer sale bv All
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

~ opuon n1s thythihs TO do With the policy OF the
paper and hence no reason for any editor no rna,,er
nov ons.enuy he feels to object this expression OF
30 here goes with my answer
with all my heart believe In woman sunrare rot
only az thing that ought be- but also as thing
that soon will BE- VIZ"
Now some people say that they wan, woman ,uf
mase because they know the women will improve con-
uiuons- 90 not hope they will and I feel sure
.x WI no. make conditions vorse But I don't see
,pat probable Improvement needs 20 be proven
Wnen IN the history OF the world any cls,. OF men
nave ied TO get the vote IL has said that 4, would
govern the countrybett II has Simply clair,ed tbs,
nsd an inatenable RIGHT 20 share IN the gox.rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

family ball team. was married 70 Nia
MARGARET christian Nauzy today. =
Island ford. Rockingham county. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

Madre Q thought you liked cHaru
better Than Tn.kf
Marjorie Hut Jack has proposal .
Bro0klyn LIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

Mayor VIM. J. Gaynor ia fast drum
ming up an Ananias club quite equal
in size to that OF Col. Roosevelt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

a TRIBUTE TO Or. WHITE.
The current number Of the Coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
0 roU believe IN Woman Suffrage,

roU n wom sunraE
DO think
oeen put 70 I
70
usup
Ne conclusion that there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

. On Friday. September, G, the
Psrkersburg Sentinel sagely re.
marked:
Word comes from Maine that IN.
state VIII give n good Democratic ma
jority. return four Democratic congress-
men and re-elect Senator Gardner"
The wires must have got badly
crossed: or perhaps II was some other
state that the Sentinel had in mind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

is visiting her daughters. Mrs. ). J.
Allen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-12

WANTEo-5o boys. steady work.
COCO wages. Northwood Glass Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-15
Asked "A HOURS
70 ENTER PLEA
RElllH MURDER DIlENDANTs
NlHl. ARHAiGNID ~ IHf
tOtltI YESTERDAY.
WILL ASK BAIL today
Nucr uf 4. nd for tho Mrp iu Jan
NiIl Bc Taken ~ NJ %
Otlurh To-day.

NrH Laura a. Reuter-. and tho
three m,u Gut ID. Mckenzie. EHd
tr.I,W and Jor iH.rr CHARGED lHlUt
]. Huh hrr OF m.rduune hpr h..-
hHul Charles o. Fru'rr ou tHr n'. Doc
u. .IH u, H.rp called 600 r,trrda. boo
tID superior court Goo plead tu np
,nHrpr ni murder boo thp lr degree.
Al four ut thr defendants Wrrr pro.
.ni 900 court Win their attorney Harry
taWph'| 49, Campbell asked f.r
thr statutory a hours to enter ID plH
Iat hr indicated that Doe would plead
NOT guilty for Them thH morning
Mckenzie. Below and mtrr wrrr
brought INTO the court room ny Sher-
lf Mccullough at 4 0'plopE Nrstrr-
day. lu "a frW minutes Mrs Routrr
Who ls out un $4,000 bond appeared
Win uoirhhor Mrs Reuter- was
dressed loo heavy mourning with %
hnuNy black ycll CouccnlluF hDr ful-
turrs
Judge breckenridge ordered Clerk
Cline to read the Information win
the four defendants standing. the
clerk slowly read the Information
charging them with the murder Of
Charles T Reuter-
When tho reading was completed
Attorney Campbell for the defense
asked Tor "a hours 90 enter % plea.
llo stated that Dos agreement hr and
County Attorney Malloy would take
up the matter ~ admitting the three
male defendants to hull ut o O'Clock
this morning
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-15
teachers
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
rROl't~~OR j. {. ASllBROOK OF
SAND SPRINGS n PRESIDENT
Ol IUl ASSOCIATION.

A feature Of the present Tulsa
County .urmHl Institute was the m,pt-
ius }'snriay NJ the Iulsa County
Teachers association, held boz the as-
srmh'y room oi the high school,
Mrs. Sll,r of Broken Arrow. former
vice president of the organization, pre-
sided over thr meeting in the absence
uf President Hollis of Dawson Miss
Susie Alexander acted us secretary
Officers for the ensuing year woro
elected as follows.
j. g. Ashbrook, Sand Springs, prcsl-
dout a. NJ. Eastman Tulsa, vice prcsi-
drut Miss Ruby MIruu, skiatooH,
secretary, j H. Brown, Tulsa, treas
mor Superintendent Anderson Of tho
Dawson schools and o. o. Pryor ~
Tulsa were elected members Il tho
executive board,
The association win hold another
meeting later IN the month prior 10
the close of the normal institute.
The institute rs proving one Of the
most successful eyer held here, Nearly
% hundred teachers are i'm attcuduIr 90
and thcro is a marked interest in all
the courses.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-15
IMPROVING ROAD TO
BIRD CREEK District
EXCAVATION WORK on SUBWAY
UNDER FRISCO TRACKS WAS
COMPLETED YESTERDAY.

A 10000 roadway ana a $4,000
subway both of which are now under
construction win make the highway
from Tulsa TO Turey ana bird Creek
one Of the model country thorough
fares of tho state.
The Frisco railroad which is build
ing the subway under IT'S tracks at
Peoria street yesterday completed
the excavations The actual construc-
ton work win begin at once. The
subway viii bo completed within 80
dayf
The county commissioners are TO
prepare the approaches and ocudam-
ilo the roadway ON either side Of the
subway.
oil men of Tulsa have raised a fund
~ $4,000 which is now being spent
in grading and otherwise improving
the rond from the subway 90 hurley
ana the bird creek country This
road leads 10 one of the most ut.
toctNc pools near Tulsa and IS
heavily Travelled.