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and those that violated the injunction
would be elected from the chamber.
He then asked if William Corbin was
present, and being answered in the
affirmative directed that the hearing
proceed. The trial opened with a warm
discussion between members of the
committee and counsel as to whether
Corbin should be- again required to
swear to his affidavit of accusation
There was objection to this by Corbin.s
attorneys, as they pointed. out that he
had already sworn to the statement
and would give his testimony under
oath when the time came.
COPELAND OBJECTS.
Attorney Copeland, representing SEN
ator Emmons, was insistent that the
affidavit should be again sworn to-
Because" he said, 1T is doubtful
whether a man can be prosecuted for
perjury on an affidavit sworn to before
a notary only"
Copeland was informed that he need
have no fear on that score, that Cor
bin would testify under oath to the
facts contained in the affidavit, and
more too, before the hearing was at
an end. Copeland then said that he
would like to know whether the hear
ing was going to proceed on strictly
legal lines or if the committee would
be liberal in hearing the case He
would rather it would proceed on lib
eral lines. He was not looking for
traps, he said, but would like to have
it as liberal as possible that every
phase of the charges might be
brought to light. He was assured that
the hearing would be on liberal lines
and Chairman Belshaw then ordered
that the witnesses be called. McNab
asked the right to call one witness be-
fore Corbin took the stand, stating
that this witness was greatly incon-
venienced by being called here. This
raised another controversy, but the
chair finally ruled that the prosecution
should have the right to present it's
case as it saw fit.
eCall your witness" said Chairman
Belshaw.
Clarence Grange, manager of the
Phoenix Savings Building and Loan
Association of San Francisco, who re-
sides at 1915 Broadway in that city,
took The stand.
GRANGE TELLS STORY.
Grange first testified that he had
occupied his present position five
years and then proceeded, in answer
to questions, to tell his story
"a week ago last Saturday." said
Grange, Joseph S. Jordan, whom i
had known for some time. called on
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CnenG Of the PoenxBu md
al h hgf bribery
k mig he in ng gu d tai ht money ~hh dd furS Sen
e last
at mn O ef of Sacramento
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JORDAN RECEIVES. THE ROLLS OF BILLS.

OF his commission the evidence shows Jordan
$780, being paid SIoo additional
George ~ Ticenor officer of the Continental Building
and Loan Association testified that he Jordan place the
hands of Eons and Bunkes envelopes that contained their
share Of the boodleS35o each He did French and
Wright paid he said because Jordan had failed keep an engage
with him by which he hoped the passing the
money Jordan told him. however that he had French
Wright and had given them their money COM
peng the deal and securing immunity from interference for
three OF the building and loan associations that compose what
known the Big Four these three being the Phoenix the
Renters and the Pacific States
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ONE LINK STILL REMAINS UNFORGED.

The other member of the big Four Continental was
included because testified the
anded $4,000 proceedings against re-
fused to contribute dollar for protection them
their share toward the payment of that carried
through the plan trap the that the bar
OF the Senate accused of felony The link to be
forged the chain of evidence relates the of the
marked bills which tonight given to En-
Wright Bunkers and Frech payment good
fees the has accused
have passed marked bills gave of the fact TO-
night This alone will complete legal case said for no
how positive the evidence that Joseph Jordan received
the and seen handing what appeared enve
opes which the marked bills placed to at least two of the
accused Senator's the legal doubt will always whether
urdn honestly carried his part dishonest conspiracy
REMARKABLE GATHERING AT HEARING
tonight to the Senate chamber that
remarkable its personnel and significant as evdencny
how far the sus of scandal has spread Politicians that have
hurt that have been retained to defend te accused
prosecute them citizens curiosity detectives
bodyguards earning their fees with policies to
and with grind women some fearful of the
others looking for entertainment gathered from the
of the State watch the battle rage
of Francisco reputation has been
asaed with the scandal early To eiv
called upon his testimony denial of the ntmation that he
ready Senator Bunkes for his LOYALTY o
the Examiner efforts to undo
Washington Dodge.
The prosecution does alege, however that Mavor
Schz stood ready thus reward Bunkers 1t Simply states
Contn on Page Coumnss
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Investigation Results
in Disclosures of
Corruption.
PLOT TO TRAP SOLONS
Further Examination
Is Needed to Prove
CrOOkedneSS.
AGENT ALONE SUFFERS

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 3I.-There remains tonight but
link be forged the chain of evidence that being
around Senators Enon Bunkers French and Wright
wet em least the public mind of the crime of brb taking
Evidence seems this hour be impossible of reutation
introduced before the special Senate composed of Bel
shaw Rowe Simpson, Ralston and Dgg establishing The fact
that Joseph s. Jordan secretary Of the San Francisco Senatorial
delegation and legislative representative of the San Francisco
Evening indirectly Grange manager
the Phoenix Building Loan Association of San Francisco
5000 of which, he Informed the the brbe money he d
vided S4oo among the accused members of the upper house.
keeping $3.50 commission for his part in the DEAL -
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THE rHEArERs.

ALCAZAR-''The Gay Lord Quex-"
AMBRA-Creatore's Band
CALIFORNIA-"A Little Outcast."
COLUMBIA-''The Dictator"
. CENTRAL-'A Prisoner Of War"
2 CHUTE1vaudevil
FISCHER's
GRAND-''The Bonnie Brier Bush
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Matinee &c
day.
TIvOL-Grand Opera.
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THE WEATHER

Forecast made at San Francisco for
so hours ending midnight. February /:
San Francisco aad vieinity-cloudy,
unsettled weather. with showers. fresh
south winds.
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THE ELECTIVE SYSTEM
Gradually Dispelling tn e
Fixed Curriculum in Larg
er Universities.


Norman, Aug. l2.-Professor Ernest r..
Byuun, has just returned from am ex-
tended trip through the eastern part OF
ludHm Territory which was taken ~ the
interests OF the university
When asked what success he has met
with he said that from the number
OF rncI lc who had asked him for ipfor-
mutiou about the university. he feels
conncent that the enrolment next fan
will PASS the six hundred msr1
/, ree,rd IN tbe class of students DR.
r,,oi,ro .,ia that tbey were pener,uy
s,,.,onts vbo baI baen ava, ~ so,,e one
rs.tte sp,fi,r ACKNOWLEDGEMENT scbools of
q,e,..s o, Nrtsso,,r fo,. ,e,r III, two
t,,;,o rome tbere i'm ianor,nce of the
r.,,;l.ii,s which were orered mere In the
Territory
.
~.
-'.','... '''','' ~ ~. s
,''''' '''1 ' '''' ~
"H'
~ 80,
''''
The elective system is entirely difter-
ert' io graduate each student must nave
l2' hours OF credit An hour OF ciedlt
is understood to represent approximately
three hours OF work Tor one 7'i.'sie ier-
Nhus recitation once week is one
hodr course, the other two hours nelns
allowed for preparation course ree't-
ing every day would he hVe nour
course. Every student is supposed TO
carry 10 on l6 hours Of work Allowing
three hours of work for each hour OF
credit Il makes che work Of the average
student amount TO Ae Aours oi ""'k
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The Wichita mountains the indication OF
oil could MOI be stronger On nearly every
river aad creek Thin scum of OH can
Doe seen.
a company formed at Gotebo is put-
ung down 80 well on small creck gust
south Of the town but just what progress
the dHlcrs have made cam not be- leam-
ed. u is evident that the people of this
district have conceived The idea to work
the 6eld themselves and it seems that am
have joined together to see that the OUT
sidr finds ont little OF nothing IF tine de-
yelopments
From an individual standpoint what
should bo tbe closed mouth district may
prove an excellent scheme for holding
back capital until The land owenrs nnd
out the true value OF their lands As far
out as Mdugum surttce OH has been
found in ual quantities. To-day tho
field stands cveloped bu the time is
fast approaching when the OH wen win
uot be curiousiy n this part of the
country. as i' is now, for nn of the towns
are Keeping "a close watch ou the oil
well at Gotebo Companies are hemg
formed to prospect Tor Oh and Judging
by the strong signs success is certain.
a spring commonly called sinking
Springs by the Indians demonstrates
the fect thtt gas VIII glso Doe found
This spring is situated near Saddle
mountain. The water is considered
healthnl The water contains sulphur
and other minerals and gives OF "a gas
which burns readily when lighted. rho
sprng has b,en dubbed The Twin Fouu-
tains as there are two streams of water
thrown up two feet higb The gas test
was made hy placing bIclSrt over the
fountain then punching "a hole in the top
and when ignncd burned just the nmc
as a gas ieJ AN around lhe spring the
sand is of iet black color and the
smell ot gas aud sulphur is So airong
that 30 is sickenng
Every ono is confident that o! and gas
viii Dee found iu paving quantities and
their confidence Is undoubtedly wen
hased
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Listless fl:ding ana utter inability to
connect with Pi,cher Qncissers curves
ten the story Of the Senator'S downfall
In the opening gomc of the series with
Leavenworth yestrday The Guthrie
team put pp ifcless game ia the Held
and as the bat the so-called terrible
sluFgers' evidently had sent their bat
ting eye on vacation. only thrce-pu-
ymple, Graves and Jones-being able 10
connect effectively with the horsehide
while nne of them lguominiously famed
out There is no use mincing words-it
was hnmilating defeat 1t is no dis
par+gement to Alderman that the game
was lost--a Matthewsou couldn't have
won yesterday with such support
Ihn Lahmlaial annrn.
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or NoTRE DAME,
NOTRE DAME, INDIANA,

We call the attention Of our readers
TO the advertisement Of the University Of
Notre Dame. one OF the great educa-
uonal institutions Of the West, which APP
pears in another column of this paper
Parents selecting college for their sons
for the coming year would do well to
write 90 the president for a catalogue.
Private rooms are given free 10 stu
dents OF the Sophomore Junior or Sem
ior years Of any Of the collegiate courses
There is thorough preparatory school
ia connection with the university. in
which students OF all grades will have
every opportunity OF ptep2rir g them
selves for higher studies The conn or
cial course may be nishod in one or two
years. according to the ability Of tie stu
dent. St Edwards han, for boys uu-
der thirteen. - unique Institution.
Thoroughness in class work, solicitude in
the care of students, and devotion to
The best intrreHs OF IN arr the d.stin-
gushing chuiacter.stiCs Of the ''niyersity
of Notrc Dame
SixN-one years of active work in the
cause of education have made this in
sutution famous an over the country
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Uas' FuDIIaa'a q n.ly Leader August


Noilce b hereby syen Chat ihe Board
OF Regents of tbc Colored Agricultural
aud Normal University win receive lids
for the erection and construction OF a
g'hf dormuory on fhe college campus
grounds al the C.ty of Iangston in the
County OF Logan and Territory of Ok-
Iahoua-
said bids 90 be sealed ana filed with T.
o. Tyler. secretary os the said Board Of
Regents. of Knsf 'ner OSlahoria, or u.
g. Guss. president OF the said board In
she city Of Guthrie o. T.. before the
z2nd day Of August. A. d. 1906
Plans ana specifications for the con-
Stiuction Of said building wiu be found
la the Once OF r O Tyler. the secre-
tary Of the said board at Kinghsher
> r. aforesaid also at the Office OF
q. q Guss. the president OF the said
boart al Guthrie. % IT. at toe college
building at Langsiou. d. r.. and also
at the ONCE of Nr ID. W r.. Turbyan.
architect of Oklahoma city. % a.
BIDS 10 be made f3r the construction
of Do said building in stcue also Tor
the conairuefiou in brick. according no
ham. estimates and specifications as
above referred 10 a certified check 90
The amount Of one Hundred and Fifty
D9,isrs must accompany an bids,
a. T. GUss
President Board Regents.
"A o. TYLER.
Secretary. Board Regents
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FoRsAKEN WIFE, RICH,
SUES ERRlNo HUSBAND
1eir to $500. o.ocq from Estate Of Peter L
Kimberley Of Chicago. she Wants
Divorce.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug l2-Mrs. Viola
webb OF this city, has begun suit Tor
divorce on the ground Of desertion- un-
"a recently she was employed in q lan-
dly IN this cty. where she drew barely
enough vages 20 keep herself and her
two children from want.
A short time ago she was Informed
that she had become "a beneficiary ir the
VIII Of her uncle Peter L. Kimberly. OF
Chicago She win receive $S0o. 100000.
Whon this news reached him hec hus-
hand who. years ago. deserted hes and
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the children. suddenly found his ancc-
tion for his family suddenly revived, ana
he begged 20 be .reinstated in ale homo
he had abandoned.
Mrs Webbs reply was iu the shape OF
a legal document informing hif OF tho
divorce proceedings. webb is PRESIDENT
OF the California Gold Bond Mercantile
company. with offices in san Francisco
He has pre-, iousy been school teach
er, carpenter editor ana saloonkooper
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New York, Aug H. Senator and
Mrs. Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts.
who have been abroad for several
months. during which time they were
entertained by King Edward OF Eng.
land, returned today on the Cedric. ac.
companied by their son. John.
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Plsa.antIx Eneotlvs

Never IN the way no trouble 90 carry
easy 10 take. pleasant ana never failing
In results are DeWitrs Little narly Ris-
ers. These famous little pills are a
certain guarantee against heaCache, BIZ
lousness, torpid liver and an Of the his
resulting from constipation. They tonic
and strengthen the liver. Cure Jaundice
Sold by C. h Renfro.
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soothlnn and coollnn.

Wits Witch Hazel Salve. No remedy
effects such speedy relief 1t draws out
Inflammation, soOthes. cools ana heals all
cuts. burns and bruises. A sure aure
for Piles and skin diseases. DeWtt9
Is the only genuine Witch Hazel Salve.
Beware Of counterfeits, they are dam
geIous Sold by c. r. Renfro.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia Z, Cleve-
land G.
Al Washington "A, St
Louis is.
At New York-New York .. Chicago 1.
At Boston Boston 8. Detroit 3
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vii Wells, salesman at A. FarQu-
hatsons clothing store, will go 10 Okla
homa city the hrs of September where
he mas position with a firm of clothicrs
Afr Wells has lived In this city for
tmee years and has host Of friends
who win regret his departure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-12

After a hearty meal a dose OF Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure win prevent an attack
OF Indigestion. Kodol is a thorough di-
gestant and a guaranteed cure for In
digestion. Dyspepsia. Gas on the siom-
ach. Coax Heart. Sour Risings Bad
Breath and an Stomach troubles, sold
by c. Il. Rcnfro.
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when they took tho FIRST game from
sedcha by a score Of 2 to g. The fea-
ture Of the Eume was the home run
by seigle for the locals. who knocked the
bali over the left field fence Errors by
the visitors helped Increase the number
Of runs for oklahoma City.
Score R.Hla
Okla. city ..... o31OOI4O'-- p 1
sedaiia ....... 0OOO0O2O0- 9
Batterics-Cmig and seigle. westcott
and Check. Tmpire-Myers
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

AT Denver-Dnver I. Pueblo l. called
at the end Of the fourth inning on ac-
count OF rain.
AT Omaha--Omaha 5. Sioux City o.
AT Des Moines-Dcs Mofnes IS. ct.
Joseph o,
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Special to Daily Leader
Springfield, Aug l2.-In pitchers
batte Groom had the better Of Clark and
Springfield defeated the leaders IN one
Of the fastest games Of the season by a
score Of two to one Grooms long hit
was the feature. President Shivcly was
an Interested spectator.
Score R.HE
Springfield ..... 9OOO2OO0s- o
Wichita ...... ..O1OOOOOOO- Q I
Batteries-Groom and seabaugh; Clark
and O'Leary Umpirc-Cameron.
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Here's the kind OF support the Okloho-
ma City papers give their team. From
the oklahoma city Tiues-Jonnal. Now
them long pull and strong pun for
ihe top. We've been up there and We
know the route The Nets viii be home
tomorrow noon and we must give them
the glad hand ANA show tnem we are
with them through thick and thin.--
Ginger up. boys uhe town Is with
you ana the fans are with YOU. Put
plenty OF life and Pepper under your
belts and We know sou win win. An
even break on the luck question and
we've got em on the run.-pon't be dis
heartened because the boys are down the
hdier u Won't hast Capt pud Rlsley
and his bunch OF warriors viii carry their
way Co the Top iu hurry when they get
started The penranf goes up tomorrow
20 stay and the Internal Kid thar keeps
emitting the rope on the Gag pole should
be arrested and thrown into Jail
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RHB


AT ST. Louis-st Louis /, New York T..
Al Cmcinnati-Cincinnati L. Boston 4.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 4, Philadelphia
Al Chicago Chicago 3. Brooklyn @
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EEEARY

Mothers lose uieir dreai for that ter
rible second summer when they have
Dr. Fowlers ENtrt"t Of Wild strawberry
n the house. Natures specific for sum
mer complaints of every sort.
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LeavenwOrth Takes First
Game of Series.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
STANDING Of The cluss.


AZ Gutbrie-Guthrie 1. Loavenworth g.
AT oklahoma City-Oklahoma CITY q.
sedalia @
At Springfield Springfield 2. Wichita l.
Al Joplin--Jopln 9, Topeka o.
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sedalia Capitals At the present time
Jimmy Cnvens is delivering the goods
in large sized packages for the Goldbugs
and has lost only one game since he was
fire.. from the ranks of the White Sox
and was signed by the Goldbugs
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AT THE CHURCHES.

The Congregational church, corner Sth
ana Warner streets Sunday school 1000
a. m, preaching ll;O0 M. Topic
Faith. IRA A. ROLBROOk.
#EEkBK Pastor.
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WITH Father Hickey out Of the game
the team Is necessarily weakened Wait
until Hickey gets back on the third sack
ard see The difference. Hickey is pine
nomeuul third bascmu and is admitted
20 be the best all-around mhelder in the
association
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That man Jack Henry bye the bye
has more friends among the sans than
any other member OF the team His
style of playing hasehan with an carn-
cstncss second To- mo- earnestness lu the
world unless it bo that Of Melvin of
lola, wins him friends When Henry
goes after foul ny its a ten 20 one
shot that he viii et t he has to climb
the grandsuud and when BE gets ON
nrst he comes home If ae has To steal
AN the way.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-12

Leavenworth at Guthrie
Sedalia at Oklahoma cry
Wichita az Springfield
Topeka at Joplin.
Score OF yesterdays game:
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The Oklahoman: Pitcher Morrissey Of
Omaha VIII not io n The Nets He is
afraid the warm weather down here
would spoil his arm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-12

For cleaning kid gloves removing
grease spots. paint. tar, etc, set box
Of Foggs chemical chalk az Leader Of
fee. Price 10 cents.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toiedo-Toledo S. Kansas City 1.
At Loulsville-Louisvlle 5. ST Paul l..
AT Columbus 1 Milwaukee
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Il is pretty dun around the baseball
camp with the team away but the Her
aid sport man hardly considers that an
excuse for trading of Henry. Brown and
The rest of the team
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RHE
Forfeited Game


oT'ttlN % me DaIIY eader
Joplin. Aug i2.-Umpire Reagan yes
terday forfeited the first game Of tho
serins to Joplin because "a Topeka play
er refused to leave the field when or
dered to do so. For six innings both
sides played poor bail tho score being
s to 4 in the saints favor when the
game ended
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The PIN that VIII Berg's Little Llv-
er ana stomach Pills cures Constipation,
Sour siomaeh and Liver Complaint Try
them 100 Pills 20 cents. J. n. Wallace
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Practically the only features in yester-
days game were Dalrymples three base
hit and Barrys doubl play unasssted.
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Oklahoma City has won FIVE out Of the
last twenty games PLAYED. And they once
had pennan, aspirations.
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Get your MOTHERS BREAD at Ritz
hauprs bakery Phone %.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-12

Get your WHOLE WHEAT BREAD al
Rhzhauprs bakery. Phone 23,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-12

Give the children HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea this month IL makes
them grow and gives them rosy checks
There is no other medicine ia the world
SO good for the children. 30 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Ask y5ur druggist
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The release OF Pitcher shaner Of the
Oklahoma city team, was purchased by
ManaBer Leist Friday night and the very
clever twirler is now member ot the
Sedali1 team. Shaner and seigle. the big
catcher did not work in harmony hence
the consent of Risiey was gained 20 sell
10 Sedalia.
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Make No. Common Error.

The cost OF coal is great the cost Of
gas Is mere bagatelle.
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'schumeyer hunted third strike out
Score by innings RHE.
Guthrie ....-... OO0O1OO0O-.
Lcavonworth ..OO002OO3o O.
summary Earned runs-Guthric f.
Lelyenworh p TWO base hits Herring
ton Rapps Schumeycr. Armstrong w.
Qucisser Three base hit-Durymplc.
Double plays-Downs TO Barry Barry
unassisted. Graves 10 Downs. Corbn 60
k'h TO GRAY stolen -Schumeyer
Sacrifice Wooley, Schumcycr.
Ccrbiu Sulck out-By Alderman g. by
Queisser O. Bases halls--On Alderman
3. OF Queisser ?. Hit by pitched bail
Kahl . Time o. game 1915 Umpire
Lewlnson A..eadauce--321
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Oklahoma City 9, sedalia 2.
Special to Daily Leader
Oklahoma city Aug a. The Afcts
continued their winninp play yesterday