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New York Nationals.

Home runs-Dahlen. 9: Donlin. 4; MeGann. 4:
Mathex.on. :; s,ranS. Clarke. L. Total, Is
io Mer Gsse bey,In bIesnsSnn 8 ssrsns 3
Gilbert Ames. ?; Dahlen, a McGlnnity. I; Boyer
Donlin, II: McGann 10: Mertes. a: Bresnahan. ls;
Dahlen Is: Devlin TO- Browne, 81 Gilbert, g. StLang.
7: McCinnity, o: Bowerman Q: Mathewson, 8: Wlltse
/; Taylor, 1. Total, 1928.
Stolen bases-Devin. 30; Dahcn, 81: Mertes. 20;
Doniin, II; Browne. 10; McGann. IL: Gilbert. 81:
Bresnahsn. s; Bowerman, s; Strang, 4: Elliott, 9:
Sacrifice hits-McGann. is: Gilbert. II: Mertes.
2: Donlin. !; Browne. .: Strang, .: Bowsrman: O.;
han. 3: McGinnty. o. Wiltse. 2: Mathewson, L:
Clarke, 1. Total, 30.
Double plays-Sixty -one.
Struck out BY Ames t27 games, i47; by Mathew
son as games) lO6: by NcGinnlty (,s games). a.:
BY Wlltse al games. Al: by Taylor a. games, {,
s. Ss.e By On blS. q ~ Ss ss
Wi!tse, 50: OF McGinnity g: Of Taylor. 2s "a
Mathewson. g. Wiltse,. o; Taylor. 4; McGinnity. ;.
2. Passed balls-Brcsnahan. II; Bowerman. l..
Total, 49,
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New York Americans.

Home Williams, 4; Dougherty. 9; Keeler
q coproy. s. Chase, 9: Klslnow I: 6Ith. 4 Powell l.
I DougheIty 5: Chase. 8; ,yeeger. = Klenow. q
chsSs6Eo' q Keeer i: Elberied !; aoGsre'
Williams. 49,: Chase 12 Keller. 10: Elbsrfeld. .:
Yeager, !: Fultz. I: Dougherty, .: McGnire .;
kleinow. 4; Cheshire. 2: Ortiz L. Grfnth, 1. Powers.
1: Powell, 1. Total, "a.
Stolen bases,-Fultz. %: Chase. 70: Conroy. 20;
Elbcrfeld lS: Dougherty, u; Keeler, II: Williams.
u; Yeager q Klcnow. D. orth. l. Powers. l:McGuire.
/. Total lT.
Conroy. 10: Williams. 10: YeaRer Q: Fultz. klel-
now. o. Dougherty. 8: Chesbro, q Orth. 1; Mcclure.
i; Hogg. 1: Ghfith. /. Total. o.
Double plays.-6.
Struck out-By Chesbro ga games,. 80; by Hosg,
zee Eamesl. 50: BY Grinlth I'D gAmes,. %: by New
ton q gamel. I. Total s2i. First base on balls.
on Hogg. 70; on Chesbro. 20: on Powell Is: on
Ortiz 20; on Grifith. II: on Newton. !: Total. "a.
Wild pitches-Hogg, 9; Orth, Z: Powell. 4 Chcsbro,
I: Grf1th. 8. Total, 70. Baks-Hogg, g. Passed
balls-McGulre, Q: Kleinow. s.
Man. No.lx N.aln...la
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First base on eIror,-cnlcasS: j. Let On 1Ssss
kor. Canneli; Double plays-Morsn and abb
Struck oui-By LundIren. 8: 81 yeuns. III. by
ptcher--By Young, 1. Umpire-Nertes. Time-l
hour and ~ minutes. ANendanoo-i0.000.
Of. LOUIS N. L.. Q: PHILADELPHIA IN. L), S-YIher
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-THE Cardinals and ouskers
broke even today. Tho feature Of the 1tst game
his team mates In the fourth. WHOM Corridor weak
ened Jack had bad opening And closing. Thlel
The scores:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Clnclnnatis and Desslilyns Break Even
--Chicagss best Heotens.

CINCINNATI. Aug. s.-CinoinDsti and Broos.
Iyn broke even to-day. In the hrst inning OF
the first game Walker was touched up Ior
Ave hits, which with two errors by seymour
gave the vlstors four runs After the IRE.
inning Cbech relieved Walker. In the second
game Ewing allowed only two hits. and not
zone of the visitors reached third base In
the two games only one man was sent 70 oase
on balls. Attendance. 10000. Scores"
nHooxLYN. o. CINCINNATI. S.1EIHsT oAhn
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II. y. WSitneys Communs mestlns VIC,
eSsyy. bs ia hss sP Beer Rs
nfth race. at a mile. with Uncle Urlgh. The
Mighty. The Gsdhy. Gray Lad. Peggy Q Nelll
is a handicap for .two-year odds. Ave and
half furlongs. Yankee Consul picking up top
weight and meeting James Reddlck. Vendor,
Forest, Toots Nook. Confederate and others.
The entries follow:
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S SsSs's ii:.:.::::;::SS
Left on bsses-Newark, .: Montreal, J. Frrst
base on bAlls-Of Pardee, 1: on Barber, /, Struck
out-By Pardee, 3; by Barber, I. Three base hit
Cockman. Two base ht-Murphy. Sacrifice hits
Jones IA. RAub. Stolen beses-MAhllnk, swan.
der, Murphy. Double pley--Hartmsn. Rsub and
Wedensau. Passed bal-Raub Umpares-Con-
way and Moran. Time II hour and Is minutes.
AT ROCKY POINT
f,VrNine"ee '"'S \ = III
BattenesNops and Thomas; Brockett and Nc
Manus.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


NsWAHk' " AuN HHhNt1' VI
A pitchers' battle Ia which honors we're easy
for si1 and . half Innings between Pardee and
Barber was broken up BY the NewaIks In Newark
Of the Aontreals all over the lot and scored four
canned rans. singles By 0atins. connor and
Cockfan did the work. Hal Chase Joe Yeseer
and some more OF the New York Americans were
among those who enjoyed the fusiliade The
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Western League.

Al Omaha-first game-Denver, s; Onahs.
Second game Omaha, o: Denver, Z.
Al 81. Joseph-Puebio, o. 81. Joe, I.
Al Des Molnes-Pirst z anne Sioux City. a. ira
Moincs. 8. Second game-Des Aoines. .: SIOUX
4
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ANNUAL MOTORCYCLE RUN.
Endurance Contest to Waltham Has Forty.
eight Competitors.

The 1905 national motorcycle endurance
test this year takes the form Of $50 mile
run from this city TO Waltham. Mass. where
the annal convention Of the Federation Of
American Motorcyclists will occur Forty
eight entries have been received. with
earn a perfect score the contestants mus t
arrive in Waltham tonight not earlier than
7:2O O'Clock nor later than 1886. which means
an average speed OF tribe more than fifteen
miles an hour for the $50 mile journey. The
successful competItors will receive perfect
medals stb nd Thn reach sahs he
also receive awards. The participants are
warn ed against violating speed laws.
which TO arrive atNeach control station, of
,.hioh thorn nre Ave IA follows.
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. .. sRookLYS, o--aHcoSD GAME.
CINCINNATI, y
CINCINNATI.
Totals 80 n 10 /
Totals % 224
.nataad Tor ncIn,xre In the ninth inning

'batted for Mcintyre IN the ninth lnnInx
GnS,RGn',. %
Two base hits Seymour, Steinfeidt. Three base
hit-Keiey. Double plsys--Babb and Gessl SG
Mcintyre, 1. struck 0ut-By Ewing. 2: by Mcln.
tyre 4. Umpres-Klem and Rmsie. T1me-l
hour and l5 minutes.
CHICAGO IN. l.. }, 8: BOSTON, 0.
CHICAGO, Aug. o.-Boston wns helpless TO day
in front OF Lundgren. while Chicago gained win
ming lead In the second round. IN the eighth the
locals made flve scratch hits and Abbaucchlo added
two errors, nve runs resulting. Aertes OF the
New Yorks umplred splendidly. The score:
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American Association i.

A. Louisville Minneapolis. 10: Louisville,
~ Fort WAyne-St. Paul, II; Indianapolis, 7.
A. Columbus- Columbus. Kansas Clty.s :.
~ TOl0do-F1rat gamo--hilwaukee, 7: Toledo.
9sooaA gams-Allwaakee, .; Toledo, . ten inninsp'
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Southern League
A. acknowledgements. q. Shreveport, I.
Games Scheduled Tor To-day.

. AkRRICAH LIAoUH.
ST. Louis In New York. detroit In PhilAdelphIa
Chicago In Washington. Cleveland 10 Boston.
NATIONAL LKAouE.
New York In Chicago: Boston In Ptttsbure; Brook
Ign In 81. Louis; Philadelphia In Cincinnati.
nAorIk LEAGUE
baltimore y Jensy CITY: Providence H. Newark;
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Pniiadeipnia ... ...........s o Q o IS
Two base hits.-Arndt D4ny, TITUS. Three base
hits.Glesson, Smoot, SscHnee hit -Bsckisy
and Brsnsheld %. Stolen base:.McBtdo; Hit BY
piteher.By Taylor. !; BY Gordon. l. Bases on
BY Taylor. 2: BY Gordon. .. Left on bsses-St.
Louis. 5: Philadelphia. g., Umpire-O'Day. Time
hour and 20 minutes.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L., .; n Loum IN. L., i--sDcoHp
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Hudson River League.

AZ Hudson-First GENERALIZATION. 2: Hudson, l.
Second vame-kingston, o: Hudson. o.
Al Paerson-Fint gnme-PAterson. 4: New
burgh.i, Second game--P Paterson. Q: Newburgh,
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RooxLrN. Q; CINCINNATI, s.vzIesr GAME

Two base hit-t5ess!sT. IhIec ntsS MY nmisv
bsr1en. Hi By p,tcher"By Chech. /. Struck DOT !.
by Chech, ,: by Scanon. o. Ump,res-klem ana
Emslie. Timci hour and 70 minutes.
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To make up the necessary mileage detour
will be made before leaving New York. and
leading through westboro. where a checker
viii be stationed, The competitors are
scheduled to leave The clubhouse Of the New
street at 3 O CLOCK this morning In order to
avoid any possibility OF breaking local speed
reo,icstied TO detail bicycle policeman to
mace the cavalcade to the city limits
This is not race. and any competitor who
H,,it the contest at the first control at which
the schedule Is exceeded," say the instruc-
tons that have teen issued, 1T not only
there will be not even cheap glory, as the
control managers have Instructions to break
the seals and numbers Of such offenders.
They will not figure In the record Of the run
and will be reported TO the F. A. NJ. compe-
tltion committee for suspension"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27

The Technical World FOR October
prints an article by Alton d. Adams
IN which he proposes plan for devel.
oping electrical power at Niagara falls
which. he says. will not lnture the
scenery Of The cataract gIe believes
that the river can be tapped 10 almost
any extent and the falls at the same
Time preserved Briefly. he would dam
the river at distance below the falls
where the water could be impounded
ana made 10 serve Industrial purposes
quite as enectually as above the falls
The river flows for about seven miles
through gorge 100 feet wide that Il
walled la by rock 10 a height OF 200 or
800 feet aud in thar distance The fan js
about 100 feet Mr.. Adams would
Duild dam al tie end OF the escarp-
ment near the town Of Lewiston ana
holds that dam 1000 feet long would
raise the water level these 100 feet
without changing the elevation OF the
pool at the foot OF the cataract This
artificial basin would carry the water
Dt both the American aud Cansdlap
Iails aud supply a permanent and con
slant force Of ,5OO,OOO horsepower.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27
DARK LOVE GROWS COLD
Lieut.. Harry Gay Offend
His Fiance, Then Proceeds
to Smash Her.

hccausc Harry GAY. coiorod eo. s.,,
/ ana slapped bis sweetheart up,p ~
oeNns her refusal TO mrry him. he re-
ceivcd q thirty DAYS seotence ibis morn
lns 'o po icc c'uy sud Wli spegl tb.
lime on the rock pile mediiat.ns ON the
FOLLY OF tis ways 0ay is f., ue,ron.,t
in The 26th Cavalry. u. 3 A. statlo,ed
at Fort Reno and ctmo here several
uaAs aEo ON fuFloush 10 marry Fsnnie
Moore who had been his boyhood sweet
heart
lie bcgun drinking and assoolatlnp
with evil companions which fact was
borne TO The ears Of Fannie by .hat ais
nrbng element which IS encountered &,
dwktowu society the same as arbona
ihch more aristocutic white brethren
The hmle WAS that the girl refused 10
marry him
CAY brushed mp usi evening and went
Go the home of bis ldorcd dusi<v belle.
and with soft words attempted 10 smooth
the anin over quoting nom me scr.p-
iurc7 uat 'ali We. likc lambs have
gone oatray nut gonuie VIVA risht.
fulN Indignant The iaio bo,icrs had
iAed thnEs fov The soldier woaor snr
hadr him bcsone aud never smak to
her again. Gay forgot that ia was NOS
l husky soldier who was dcf,ina him in
lhis fashion. ana being ho, head d
md msty YOUNG fellow hc gahtcd me :
idol Of his hearts affection aud attcmpl /
20 20 choke her INTO submission
And today iu thc cold aftermath. /
ais compcllmg mcliaauons AN gone. he
'ts ON the rock pilo. weeping bu,crly
rs he breaks the hard grey stones and I
hinks of bis shattered hopes.
Gay has been n ihe service OF The
nited states army ;or ten years ana
'as always maintained "a splendid npral
ecord' tie miys he Is broken hcai,ed
Nc tho afiair ana is willing 10 do amy
hing u matrrs ~n only be- sn'oo;hed
'ver and h7pas tha, vt b. may bc
Die 70 claim the dussy rlnui- FOR hl-
ery own
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27

San Francisco, Cal, Oct 27- Wheth.
er or not Al Kaufman. the much-touted
fighter Of this city. is built Of the stuH
that champions are made Of viii prob.
ably be determined tonight when he
viii mix II up with Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien. one Of the cleverest lighters
of his class Up the country and well
calculated 70 try our the newcomer.
kaufma0 viii have about 20 pounds the
advantage in weight. but whether this
viii Offset the greater experience and
scientific knowledge Of the fine points
of the game enjoyed by OBrien ls
question Much interest IS displayed
~ lhe match and a large crowd Is ex.
Peciei to be on haad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27
NEEDLE PARALYSIS
Of. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS The
ONLY SAFEGUARD.
one Of the Afflicted rens How They Re.
stored the Use ef Paisied Fingers.

Too steady use OF a particular set o
muscles tends TO chronic fatigue. wbich
produces faulty or dmoit motion
trcmblinF cramps ana even paralysis.
"ftefs, s;onographcrs tclcgraphcrs
ta.lors and scams,resscs are among thc
classes most tmeattntd IN this Way Nftr
the loss Of their power to earn "A li,ine.
! Tho only safeguard is to keep up the
surrly OF nerve force through the blood
which carries 10 the nerves tho food iha,
| supports tSolr strength The following
Instance shows mat nerve power may be
recovered aftcr II seems entirely lost
90 tho right means are taken Mrs a.
S Backstcn At No 5Sl North Row
man street Mansfield ohio. says.
For years my hands would becom,
so numb at times that j would drop any
thing ! attempted ia lft Later ihoy
became SO bad that could not sew ans
longer As soon as I put on u,y thimblc
Ia prickmE sensation would begin ln my
hngor tips and run up TO my shoulders
got so at last that ! could scarcely do
anything %, an with my ha,ds
Fhem was another serious d'scom-
fort AZ night the prickmg sensations
would come on worse than ever when
retired my hands and arms would pain
So That I dreaded TO go to bed suf-
fercd moro than | can malSe anyone un-
derstand MY family doctor gave me-
some nerve tablets They helped me il
little. but only for short time afcr
had taken thcm. II happened 10 be-
without them Tor % day or Two 7 would
bc as b1d AS ever or even WORSE.
"One DAY a book was lcft at my door
l looked at It and sot Interested m
reading accounts OF cures from nervous 1
troubles effected by IN Williams pink |
Pills Tint very day ! got "a box and /
began 10 take them The result was I
surprising Thanks TO Dr Williams /
Pink pills / um now an right can
sleep undisturbcd by pan. and / am n
fact as we'll us ! ever WIS m my llfe"
Dr Wt.ams' Pink pills have made
some marvellous cures ii severe nervous
disorders, because They feed the blood
Nuh vital elements and ga restore lost
lervc force. And through the blood
hcy strike az .he root Of AN common
llocd diseases, such as nuaenia. gcn
rh weakness indigestion headaches
lerr,gia Rheumatism. sclatica. mmh
and the special ailments Of
women whom their blood becomes poor
n irregular Dr Williams rink Pms
ne sold By an druggists or dlrcc from s
he IN williams Medicine Company d
ichcnecmdy ~ s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27

son II Has Proven 81 Inssrers and
Valve to rboussnos.

common sense would suggest that n
ore wishes 10 become nesliy and plunp
% can only result from the food we -,
ana diErss and that food should be al
luminous or flesh forming foos. like
Gags oecfstcah and cereals. in other
words the kinds Of food that dnai,e neen
are The foods which form the rreatc,
paft Of our daily bills of fare
hut me trouble IS that while we ga
'AoNsh and generully too muek. fh,
stomach, from abuse and ovorwofk aosa
NOT properly digest ana assiniiate a.
which Is The reason why SO many Deoo,..
remain thin and under weight, ~. u,
k's'ivs organs do not completely diRest
me food forming hccfsteaS ava erpn
ana similar wholesome food
Ihert are thousands Of such who a,r
really confirmed dyspeptics. aitbonea
they may have no particular main az +.
convenience from their stomachs
such persons would bay their nrs-
lndiees aside and make % regular prac-
tice Of taking after each meal. one az
TWO Of stuart's Dyepepsn Tablets. tss
iood would be quickly and thoroueh,,
w HN'tANHt tN'tt tablets contain
'he aaiuri peptones and distase which
every wax stomach lacks ana bv snn-
wing This want The stomach l. soa,
nH'lrd 70 reach its natural tone ana
.igor
siuWts Dyspepsia Tablets digest ev-
tN form ct flesh forming food. meat.
'ees bread and potatoes, ana This ~
h' reason they SO quickly br9d IN.
,ieaGihen and lHyignrato thin. dyspep-
ie men. women and children.
lhvalids aud chlldron, even the most
Icicato, use them with marked Dcne-
ii as they contain 30 slons. irritating
rugs no cathtaruc nor any harnful
Ingredient
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold hv
very druggisi ia the United states ana
az well as Great ritain. al "a
ents for complete treatment.
Nothing further Is required 30 euys
ny stomach trouble or 10 make hin.
crvous' dyspeptic people strong saarn
nd wen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27

The much discussed question whether
the American or English hound is su-
peror viii be settled on the estate OF
II. hosier Dulany In Virginia. near
Washington, IN contest Mr. Dulany
Is Washington man OF prominence
ana Is keenly Interested in dogs. A
purse Of 5000 VIII be offered. The
contest viii be after the manner OF
those famous IA Virginia Ia the old
days The best hounds OF England and
America viii De entered This inter
natlohai event VIII be- given great so
cial distinction by society people OF
both Washington ana Virginia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27
New LAw puiloINo or U. or K.

Lawrence Kas., oct, 27-'rhis was a
red letter day for the University Of Kan
gas the occasion being The dedica lion
OF the handsome new law building OF
the university Prominent members Of
the bench and bar we're in attendance
from al parts Of ;he state. The Drihcl-
pal addresses We're delivered by Dean
Gren, Of the school OF law. ana Samuel
IA, Moore. Of the class Of 81.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27
BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.
seoMo sslrzsa rAouea1s.

RRoMo sELTzER THoucArs
d really looks ss thonet, u,o ,,.,.
elsewhere are d,,.r,n,n.a
those at yy,s,,in.,a,
Thcro i. van aao.,
that mis- t,tr .o.,,t ~. 80,
troductio, of oo,,, .
House ""'''
,r,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27
Work 4 PLEASURE.
'ti. ore Of tn. es., Joy. Given Us.

Postum Food coffee has done more
FOR me in TWO years writes Wiscon-
sin Young lady student. than an ihc
medicines and treatments bad ein-
ployed 10 Overcome the effects Of the
coffee poisoning That was killing me by
degrees.
\ had an the familiar symptoms and
suffered ail the vol known tortwes. NY
stomach was wrecked and / could nol
eat, ny hend ached almost continually
! became The nervous victim Of INSOMNIA.
and the capacity TOR food deserted me
OF course this came on gradually. ana
WITHOUT suspicion. for long time. as
20 The cause.
Two years ago q friend enthusias lic-
ally urged NE 10 uuir using the old
kind Of coffee ana 10 drink Postum Food
Coffee have never regretied acting
upon the advice A. soon az he coffee
poison WAS eliminated me strengthen
ing and nourishing properties Of Postum
began 10 build me Up.
Each DAY ! gained little. ,he col
or crepi back 10 my cheeks. my limbs
rounded out with new flesh. my complex
ion grew fair and clear again ms a.
gestion improved. ana now ! can eat
anything at amy Time. ihe nervous in-
somnia has LEFT me and / sleep 6oundi5
ii night aud wake up refreshed have
10 more beadaches. and mntal work has
become pleasure 70 me' Name given
BY Postum Co, Battle Greek. Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27
RETURN VITA PRISONERS
Deputies Baxter and jacobson Return
With Sentenced culprits.

Deputy United States Narshni Jnm.s
Baxter has returned npn pawnrc win
koht Morris charged with murdcr.
DICK Define, ard JAMES Brogln. under
sentence Of sis months for disrosinr
ana Jno. Jams. alias "the creek Kid.
sentenced TO one year for hh.hwa, rob
berry. He got the minimum sentcaco OH
the plea OF guilty
Doputy Marshal j. NJ jacobson
brought la Rex Woodruff Jno Russell.
Joe Mortenze. chas u, smith, Antonio
alosco, G. r Mccoy. aud r. >. Mccoy.
an changed with disposing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27

AZ the recent Rontgen congress Ia
Berlin a special committee adopted the
Following terminology Tor the new sell
enee' hontgenography Is photography
by the rays; ronigenoscopy IS observe
tlon BY Ronfgen rays; 0gshor0ntceno0.
rephy Ia place Of osihodlaerapby. roni-
feuolherapy ana the verb TO reefrn.
u--.u Ii Ll-.L. .-L--l.-----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-27

Lines ts an Automoblie.
Break, break, break
Some other mans face with giee
Or shatter his collar bone II YOU will.
But pray don't run over me.
o. Voc IS the man who drives
Where the automobile sweeps
His horse butts into the wayside wall
And smashes the cart for keeps
Break, break, break
Whate'er IN your path you see.
But an arm and an ear and a horse that
is dead
Will never come back to n,e.
-Tro'woods Monthly
Mrs. T. O. Lutz is entertaining a guest
tins week Mrs. wolcott Of Chandler.
AR Paul Foster WAS among the Guth-
rie people who attended the Elks bar
here -oSiahoman
AIRS C. E Morrison and AIRS. T. n
Morrison are visiting Mrs. joe Carter
in Saltwater for a few days.
Miss Della Dunkin viii 90 10 Paris.
Texas, the first OF next week and al
tend the Briggs-O -Ogle wedding. Miss
Dunkin VIII be bridesmaid.
Miss jamie Hagar ana Miss CsssaH |
came 70 Oklahoma City on the afternoon
train Wednesday 10 attend the grand |
opening ball given that evening by the |
i-'ks' a, iheir han on West Main street. /
-OSlahOman.
The kartenspiel club met this week
and eheoted reorganization for the
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wbof Is Going On In |ocief5-.
NelIe Cathsrlne Bunyan.

winter. The present officers were elect.
ed TO serve another term Mrs. Fcgan j,
president and Mrs. f. o. Barker secre.
nuN The first meeting Of the winter
season viii be held Wednesday after
noon ot the residence OF Mrs. John J.
Boles. sof East las avenue.
Mrs Frederick Minis Ross is entertain
Ing the Entire Nous club this afternoon.
Mrs r. C Muusan and dapsbte,
pclma have gone TO Tuls,,. T. r. TO
spend week
The physical culture class meets this
evening at seven-thir'y lp .hc basement
az the carnsie library
Ans Charles Howeil .,rd two 1areh
ters' blanche and Mary have gone to
Edmond TO spend several dosi visiting
relatives.
The Etade club is holding tho nrst
meeting OF the fan season this afternoon
with Mrs W NJ Mccoy A splendid
program has been prepared
The ladies OF the NJ f. church south
win serve oysters in the building recent.
y vacated by The Jennings grocery at
IFS East oklahoma avenue Saturday.
oct. 2S. for dinnor and supper
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Geneva Drake, eolored. has brought
suit for divorce against her tsuband
lobe Drake charging him with gross
neglect
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AZ the office Of the territorial secre-
taIy today the following applications
FOR notarial commissions were received.
W M spunock and g G. lnreis bon
Tor Logan county.
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Just opened PALACE or SWEETS.
Fine candies "a spccbliy 80 TO iast
oklahoma Ave Come and sec us.
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one more cent sale day al the Gulh
rie Novelty Racket saturday, oct 2s.
Don't miss This sale Sec our window
and bargain counter
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Friday.
The Eiude club meets with Mrs. w.
NJ. Mccoy IN the afternoon.
Misses Amy Massey, Hazel Burchett
ant Earl Underwood gove piano recital
az the residence OF Miss jamie Hagar
In the evening.
Mrs. r NJ. Ross entertains he Entire
Nous cius. in the afternoon.