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There are two photographs of the Dexter saloon. One is indeed the Dexter, and the other is the Second Class Saloon, not the Dexter. They are not the same building, of this there is no doubt. [[User:Bunco man|Bunco man]] ([[User talk:Bunco man|talk]]) 13:25, 15 June 2021 (UTC)
There are two photographs of the Dexter saloon. One is indeed the Dexter, and the other is the Second Class Saloon, not the Dexter. They are not the same building, of this there is no doubt. [[User:Bunco man|Bunco man]] ([[User talk:Bunco man|talk]]) 13:25, 15 June 2021 (UTC)

== Wyatt Earp's Pocket watch ==

Hello, as a descendant of Tom Mix, I happen to be in possession of the pocket watch that Tom Mix gave to Wyatt Earp while he was living with Mix near Los Angeles towards the end of his life. Would it be appropriate to take a photograph of this watch (which includes an inscription to Mr Earp from Mr Mix) on this page? I am the owner of the watch and can contribute the photo under the open licenses used by Wikipedia. I just don't know what the rules are for contributing photos (as opposed to content, which has to be reputably sourced). Thanks for any guidance! I'll include photographs here for now, so that their utility can be assessed by others.
[[File:Wyatt Earp pocket watch - front.jpg|thumb|Wyatt Earp's Pocket Watch given to him by Tom Mix - front side]]
[[File:Wyatt Earp pocket watch back.jpg|thumb|Wyatt Earp's Pocket Watch given to him by Tom Mix - back side]]

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Pronunciation

Often articles have an IPA pronunciation of the subject title, but this one doesn't.

I bring it up because I hear many people pronounce the name as "urp", but I went to college with a fellow named Jim Earp, who claimed Wyatt as a distant relative and insisted that his surname is pronounced as "arp". He said that this was how the Earp family always pronounced it through generations, and "urp" was the uninformed pronunciation of ignorant Yankees who didn't know better. He himself didn't have a southern accent; he sounded midwestern to me. Naturally I cannot add an IPA pronunciation on the basis of a personal anecdote, but I offer it as a data point. ~Anachronist (talk) 04:37, 7 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]

I too know an individual whose surname is Earp who believes the name is correctly pronounced "arp", but I have not found any sources to substantiate that belief. So the pronunciation guide as "arp" is not appropriate, given that the commonly accepted pronunciation is "urp". — btphelps (talk to me) (what I've done) 07:13, 8 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]

The Dexter

There are two photographs of the Dexter saloon. One is indeed the Dexter, and the other is the Second Class Saloon, not the Dexter. They are not the same building, of this there is no doubt. Bunco man (talk) 13:25, 15 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Wyatt Earp's Pocket watch

Hello, as a descendant of Tom Mix, I happen to be in possession of the pocket watch that Tom Mix gave to Wyatt Earp while he was living with Mix near Los Angeles towards the end of his life. Would it be appropriate to take a photograph of this watch (which includes an inscription to Mr Earp from Mr Mix) on this page? I am the owner of the watch and can contribute the photo under the open licenses used by Wikipedia. I just don't know what the rules are for contributing photos (as opposed to content, which has to be reputably sourced). Thanks for any guidance! I'll include photographs here for now, so that their utility can be assessed by others.

Wyatt Earp's Pocket Watch given to him by Tom Mix - front side
Wyatt Earp's Pocket Watch given to him by Tom Mix - back side