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The following hot shots We're t,iiSen
from the Oklahoman;
Ogee. the Indian shoristop. Is expect
ed to report for duty today in which
event Risles viii preside az first base
and cruni viii go to center field.
George Hurlburt the hard hitting center
fielder OF the Oklahoma CITY team. quit
the team in a hun and left the train al
Neosho. Mo, Thursday night Manager
Barnes yesterday stated to an Oklaho-
man reporter that the ciack centernelder
has been giving away TO habits recently
that unfit a bali player for good work
and has been very quarrqsoms He
says Hurlburt Is now under suspension
aad mas a fine Of sloo assessed against
him. Hurlburt 1t is said, has been cis-
satisfied since the overtures TO secure
him a place on the Kansas City team
Of the American association failed Of
consummation. 'The Eagle.
joint at Ioia. recently dynamited, was
the Institution where Miisap the whllom
first baseman for the Nets. was em-
ployed Guthrie made up $500
for It's ball team wnen the latter drifted
into financial straits Oklahoma City
should not oe slow in coming TO the
front The city can Ill AFFORD to give up
its tam and franchise in the Western
association. II would be a hard blow
TO the city from baseball standpoint
said Manager Barnes yesterday:
"companion. Joplin's twirler, who for
merly played with Colorado Springs, has
perfect control and Is very heady. His
excellence H. slab work Is uaquestion-
able" Umpire Regan - here
to do the Indicator work during me Sc
rics opening today. His work is excel
lent. as is that OF the entire stan OF
umpires now working in the Western as
sooiation Durbin. The joplin
twirler. received from the Jonlin fans
purse Of fifteen dollars for shutting
out the Oklahoma City team. " Wednesday.
Unless the baseball fans AWAKEN
to the game quickly Oklahoma CITY viii
have nc bali team. There should be
better weekday attendance and the FANS
should show something Of an interest ln
the teams work. as other towns are do
ing for their clubs Oklahoma city
ought TO set the pace, IN fact
Rockfen "a ST. Louis player. is mere for
"a trial with the Nets. lie is said 10 be
fine fielder and able to do Things With
the swatstick Jimmie Frlck.
Oklahoma City's fast third oaseman, mas
been sold 10 the Seattle team o. the Pa
cifc National league. He Is now await
ing transportation. II win he almost lm-
possible TO replace him. but the f9ns
viii be glad 70 see Jimmie climb the
ladder.
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UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS
Much Attention Paid to
Physical Development as
Well as Mental.

Norrnah, okls, July i5.--At each Of The
territorial schools some interest Is taken
IN some form or athletics ht SOME OF
these schools deep interest Is taken in
every form Of intercollegiate sport rhe
chief one OF the schools in this respect
Is the university. with the Central nor
NAL close second in some lines OF
sport.
The university is the only school ia the
territory which has gymi asnm h.,tld-
ing. il Is the only scnool whl,l prior to
last year had physical director
when a student enrolls in tie mi.er-
sity ho mast make nrranecnien's to aave
physical examination niads frhis ;1n-
slsts OF an examination OF HIS Aeart and
iumss ard cefsain strength tests: a re
ord of All this il kept and certain ex-
crcises are prescribed for him. Asfer
a ccrtiin Time mother t1st s. male "A I'd
tho amount OF Improvement recorded
In some cases this is ren.ariaol,
Every able bodied student OF the pni-
versity 81 required TO take gym work
for the first two years OF his course.
This work consists Of 6amb bell. Indian
club and apparatus work three times "a
week, FOR "a period OF fofty-fivc minutes.
During the spring and fall this work is
varied by ce.tain outdoor sports as b.se-
ball. cross country running TERMS, etc.
Then the voluntary athletic teams Of
which nc one is required 10 take oart
unless they wish 10 do 80. are those Of
football track baseSan and basket 'ai.
The management OF an these teams IS
ia the hands OF the athletic council.
witch Is COMPOSED of FIVE 81 Sent and
I've faculty members rhis council ap-
poiats az managers for teams ard en-
cages all coaches when the same are
necessary
The university track team h,- for the
last three years won every territorial
contest. They have been trained and
coached by Prof d. c. Hall, the head OF
Prof Han Is a Brown university gradu-
ate and one OF the greatest track men
that school ever turned out, He was
sent by the East Boston Athletic club
10 tho olympic games Of 1860, which
were held al Par~
the baseball team which was orr
ganized this year FOR tho FIRST time md
ed very successful season when Trey
iofeated the l.. c. n =. on Mny 1th.
by score Of to 3. Roscoe walker. Of
pawiuslsa has ben elected c ptain Of
next years team. Captain walker fas
made ar snvabie record IN amateur
ba, ehan as catches: having held shat
position on the O. II. S. during the three
years that they held tho territorial in-
telscholastic championship.
The university football tenn last year
was IN nany wavs more OF a success
ihtn the SCORES az the end Of the season
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rections opened here today In FestIvIt
hsll. and no convent on OF the year has
brought larger number of distlng-
uished persons 10 the exposition city.
The sessions Of the conference VIII be
devoted TO the discussions OF organized
char ty and proper training Of refrac-
tory youth in all OF their various
phases. Among those who will ad-
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dress the conference are Prof. Edward
r. Divine OF the chair of philanthropy
Of Columbia university. Robert w. De
Forest, Homer Folks, and other wen
known authorities on the subject Of
charities and corrections.
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a pleasant surprise party MAJ be eiv-
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money" Guthrie skinned them like
pulling Ia the coin on one-sided shell
game. The Senator's had the Miners out-
clatsed in every detail beating them in
the outheld infeld 1T the bat ard ir the
5auery The result cf a lot OF iomfcoi
PLAYS on the part of he Jorlin Kids. end
heady. but not az al tiresomc work By
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wAaAsh saRVIcE.

~ wabash da- trains between Kansas
>st. and 81 I.ouis both directoaa. anu
on Wabash New York fast mAD train
No. q
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happened 10 get acquainted with some
of the amateurs - Guthrie d'irine the
absence Of he SENATOR'S last week ana
went down 70 the diamond aud PLAYED
with them. Il vas soon seen that be
was pscrer Of extraordinary ability
being able 70 throw with either arm
The boys looked on him with wonder
ment Yesterday Benny Henderson put
huu ia blue suit and took him 10 the
bau park ana Win probably Keep him.
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For Cuts. Burns. Old Sores Eczema,
Piles and an Skin Discusses there is no
remedy equal to Hawleye Family salve.
2s cents J. n. Wallace
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At Minneapolis Minneapolis c. Louis
viiie 2.
Al milwaukee, -aiilwauxee l. coluwhus
4.
AZ Kansas ciiy-Kansas city a. w.4-
90 8.
AZ S. Pam-st Paul T. Indians9o'ls
O.
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SHAW CALLS FOR
PUBLIC DEPOSITS.
(By Associated Prass.)

NTI N77VVIaIVI TI'770-J
Washington, D. c., July 15.-ln ac-
cordance with The call Of Secretary Of
the Treasury Shaw the second INSTALL
ment Of the public deposits held by
depositary banks. was paid today The
call for this payment was originally
made for July 1st. but the date was
changed In order to separate the trans
fer Of funds OF the treasury FROM the
heavy payments OF dividends and in
terest which fell due on the ist Of July
The amount paid TO the treasury by
the banks is about si2.c0OO00
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The all-pervading sentiment among
the Senators and among the fans. dur
ing yesterdays game with the Joplin
Miners was, ITS shame 10 take the
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sick and was saIin our Of me box. Vo-
mack taking his place.
IN the Nth pelIgnnle go' smother
lWo-basgsr and made e home through
a huni and a stupid play Dr joplin.
Three SCORES wfre mads BY Guthrie
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With capital or rsoore change ana
suTpius q eneray you nsay accom-
pllah q hundred little wonders Ia want
advertising.
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Where They Play Today.
Joplin at Guthrie.
Springfield al Oklahoma City.
Leavenworth at wichita
sedalia at Topeka.
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side This was tse pre,tiest and most
exciting play Of the game and. cost Iop-
lin more and saved Guihrie more than
any other TWO plays.
Hite the bean pole of the Western as
sociaton. who had pitched fairly good
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Daily Leader 10 CENTS = week delIr
cred eferY day except sunday
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in the sixth. Delrymple hitting t;se
baeger when there were two men out
ana bringing two scores in. Joplin suc-
ceeded in sneaking in one man in the
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Al Brooklyn--BrooiSiyn 2. Pittaburs 4.
Al Boslon--Boston 3, Cincinnati A.
Al New York-New York 2. hicas, 2.
Al Phiadelphia-Ph Philadelphia z, 81
Louis 2.
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ey ?, Delrymple, Queisser. Pettigrew,
Hite. Bayiess .. Baerwald. Struck out
by Hite i, by Womack @ bS Smith p
Bases on bails-On Womack 2. on smith
3. Hits-on Hite IN innings. 6; on
Womack IN innings A. Time OF game
LIDO umpire-Lewinson Attendance
300
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Al 81 Louis-st Louis s. Boston 2.
At chicaso-chicago 2. Washington Q.
Al cieveland-cleveland q New York ?
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Ls~lsOn Watching Hlekey's Aaanders

Lswlson Watching Hekey's Asanders.
the locals. was a score Of 10 (.
In the first inning the Miners were
shut out. not a player being able TO
reach first base The Senators scored
ono IN the first, In this inning Barry
made feature play by stopping redhot
burner that went behind his plate, ,nt-
ting the runner out easily
IN the second Joplin accidentally scored
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Celrylnple DRIVING Hcnie.

CelrynpIe Diving Home.
hfth and one in the eighth and out Of
the four scores they made there was rnlg
one earned run.
The tabulated scorf;
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a man. Hite Knocked two baxger. Int
there We're no runs made by he esna-
tors. In thu third, however, Guthrie did
bus mess. Hickey getting three -bagger
Singles were like eating good eggs for
The locals. stewart, Joplir's crack
catcher. made an excellent catch Of a
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high foul Ia this inning and received the
applause OF the Guthrie fans.
double 1lay the only one r'ade dur
ing the entire game, WAS manufactured
Ia The fourth by iHte Downs and Barry.
the bail starting with Hite ana ending
with Barry This kept Joplin from set-
ting several more runs as he bases
We're full ana the double retired the
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GraVecPuIIIng DOWN. an N1FIa'
score BY innings: R-H-E
Guthrie .1021lSOo'-- l. ,
Ioplin Oi1O1OO1 10-4 5
summary: Earned runs--GGtmie -
joplin l. Two base hits-Deliymple D.
Hite. Pendry, Olson Smith. Three base
hit-Hiclsey. Double play--tiite to
Downs to Barry Stolen bases-Graves
Downs 3 sacrifce hits-Graves, Hiek-
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Oklahoma City Team Still
a Question Mark.
WESTERN ASSOCIATIONS.


Yesterdsy's Results.
At Guthric-Guthrie 5 Joplin g.
At oklahoma City--No game; rain.
At Wichita Wichita .. Lcavenworth O.
At Topeka-TopeSa AZ, sedalia S-S
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Guthrie ard Joplin will play the tkird
and last game OF the present series at
Electric park sunday. Henderson nd
Queisser viii constitute Gu,hries battery
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NATIONAL cHARtTlEs
coNFERENcE.
(By Associated Press,i
Portland. Ore, July l5-Tbe Ma
tional Conference Of Charities and Cor
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Bradheld Is certainly worler He
throws equally w,ii with right or left
arm and holds everything that pitcher
needs He cane from sedalia 10 GUth4
rie. Those who know him say that he
became deaf and dumb only last Arril.
having had a stroke OF paralysis which
ruined his nearing and vocal organs
There are only few pitchers In the
country who arc able to use either arm.
and Bradheld may be looked mon as a
possible worlds wonder"
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and Companion and Stewart win do the
battery work FOR the Miners. .here viii
be AT least 5000 people here All 'hs
railroads entering Guthrie vim run eN-
cursioEs into the city. which practically
insrrcs an immense attendance.
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The headline over the baseball story
in this mornings oklahoman 'eads like
this: "In Sore straits" The story goes
on to relate how badly cmacated the
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Is Wonder.
Dummy" Bmdheld. young fellow
about twenty years old who mas been
acre visiting his aunt for the DAst week,
The leader., 1905-05-10
LoNDoN's OLD CLOTHES.

r.
The Way They Change Owners
Adoyyn the Social scale.
In those parts of London in which
the penny is the standard of value
there is traffic IN secondhand materi-
ais of a sort that is unheard of in any
city Of America.
For example, a dress costing 100
guineas and worn BY a woman Of fash
ion on one of the days Of the Ascot
meeting will be seen perhaps twice
thereafter, once at garden party
and again at some function remote
from town, after which it becomes the
perquisite Of the lady's maid, from
whom it Is bought by an oily woman
who maintains what is called ladies'
wardrobe in Brixton or Bayswater.
To the dingy parlor in which this oily
hammered woman transacts her bust
ness come the wives of struggling at
torneys, medical men and city clerks,
intent on bargains, and to one Of these
the Ascot dress, positively worn by
Lady G. In the royal inclosure," as the
oily woman informs her In an awed
whisper, Is knocked down at the low
price of 10 guineas.
Its new owner wears it until it is too
shabby to be worn again, after which
it is sold to second rate wardrobe
ana becomes the property Of a green
grocer's wife, who takes it to pieces,
retrims 1t and wears 1t out Of the shop
until it is once more shabby. Then It
is sold to a.third rate wardrobe, where
1t catches the eye Of some coster lady
and is sold for shfllings. Saturday
Evening Post.
The leader., 1905-05-10
AMBLER NOTES.

Splendid weather for farming.
The schools will all soon come
to acIose.
Several Of our people are ex-
pecting to attend the rally at
Brookhaven Friday.
Two sermons and dinner on the
ground at Arlington Sunday. In
Vite you to come.
We are having plenty Of beans
and Irish potatoes. Now il you
don't believe it, call around about
dinner time.
Miss LoueIla Montgomery re-
turned Sunday after attending the
Teachers Association which as
sembled at jackson Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Lille Lowe, who has been
teaching near Star for several
monthg, returned home again last
Saturday.
Miss Eta WoodaIl, a charming
young lady Of our vicinity, and
Mr.. Luther Reeves, a prominent
young man of near Norfeld, we're
united In the holy bonds of we'd
lock BY Rev. w r. johnson at the
residence of the brides father, r.
=. WoodaIl, Thursday night, May
4th. The event was quite a sur
prise to some of their friends.
The happy young couple will
make their future home near Nor
field. We extend to them all our
best wishes and hope their life
will be one Of peace and prosperi-
ty. COR.
The leader., 1905-05-10

On account of the continued
rains, the farmers are behind with
their work.
The young people bad fishing
party on JacksOn1s creek Satur-
day but did not catch any 6sh.
Mr.. Ernest Noble is again
among as, alter spending four
months ID Orange, Texas. Glad
to see his smiling face once more.
The concert at New Hope on
Friday night, May the 9th, was q
success. A large crowd assem-
bled. The music furnished by
Messrs. Homer and Luther
Adams, George Oliver, Marshall
Douglass and brother was beauti-
lful. Also the singing BY Messrs.
Harriston, Thomas and johnson
Smith, was very much enjoyed.
The children recited nicely. 1t
seemed to be enjoyed very much
Eby every one present.
Misses Lou and Pollye CalIen-
der were visitors to Mr.. Alex Cal
lender and family recently.
We have some very fine gar
dens il this district; looks ike a
living at home without any cotton.
Corn, peas, potatoes and onions
are looking fine, and as for flow
ers, we have them in profusion.
Mrs. Scott Waldon has a yard
that you can scarcely help coYct-
ing.
The songs that were sung last
Friday night by Brother Joe and
picked on bis banjo, met with
hearty applause.
There is to be an entertainment
| in the near future at the elegant
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. M.
Neyils. All are anticipating a
grand time.
Miss Maud HamiIIe is visiting
her cousins, Misses Bessie and
Bertha Ellzey.
Look out for our next fishing
party.
Misses Fannie Mckee and Nam
Icy Calender were guests of
Misses Lou and Pollye Calender
Friday night. Say, girls, who
Icalled?
Service at New Hope Sunday
by Rev. R. Bradley.
Miss Jessie Adams was an at
traCtiye visitor at the concert.
Quite a number of the neigh
borhood have been on the sick
Hist, bat we are glad to say they
are convalescent.
School will close on the 10Th,
then comes tile long looked for
vacation. ROSE.
The leader., 1905-05-10
Young Doctors Galore.


The Clarion-Ledger of yester
day says:
DR.. Ward, and the other mem-
bers Of the State Board Of Health,
are running a double barrel ar
rangement today, examinations
being in progress in both ends of
the capitol in Representatives
Hall as well as in the Senate
Chamber.
There are 1877 standing the ex-
animation, and Of these ten are
negroes.
One Of the ten negroes is a
woman, and it is believed she is a
bright one at chat.
The examiners are hard at
work. This is the largest class,
save one, that was ever before the
Board. There was a time when
there were 1872 applicants for IL
cense.
The members of the examining
board have the papers all number
ed. SO that In making up their es-
Inmates there can be no fav0rites
played, the examiners having no
knowledge of the names of the ap,
plicant whose paper they happen
to be working on.
The Board has determined to
give out The list Of all applicants
those who fail us well as those
who pass, believing that stirs
them to renewed energies IN the
future.
The leader., 1905-05-10
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purposeful life and active
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Many 4 Young womans i life IN
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therein lies the trouble, for Il
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