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plumbers Beat stenmatters.

The plumbers and steamfitters OF the hrm
Of Grundwalt & Schroederc ompany played a
The game was close and exciting until the
last inning, when the Plumbers made II a
lead pipe cinch, for they landed on ..
curves and won the game.
Score. II to T. The feature Of the game
was Foos' batting. J. Ostrome OF the
Plumbers pitched good ball
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20
Fails city Nan Kined by Train.

BAssETr, Neb.. Aug. l9-(special. )-At
the county convention held here yesterday
the following delegates were elected TO the
state conventions r. l. Hutton. Maria
VILE; w. II. Allen. Newport; James Hall
and DR.. @. II. Root, Bassett
The convention Instructed for Norris
Brown for the United states senatorship.
Charles weston was endorsed for governor
and n p. Kinkaid for congress.
Delegated to the. senatorial eonventton
are: Il. l. Myers. n Armstrong. william
Bruce and W. A. sefden. To the representa-
tive eohyentoin. J. A. Douglas. J. ID. Over
hov ard T. L. Myers ], A. Douglas was
naninated for county attorney and Robert
q. .,Sail was nominated for county judgt
TO hi vacancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20
TRIPLE PLAY AT DIETz PARK
second Game Closed by Remarkably
Fast Fielding stunt.

The Dietz Athletics and Dietz assocIa-
tlon teams won their games from the
Corona club yesterday, the association win
l. The feature of the afternoon was the
triple play pulled OFF by the Athletics in
the ninth inning OF the second game. The
Coronas had the bases full and no one
out, when Murphy hit low line drive to
Platner in right field, who doubled TO
Camp at first, and from Camp TO inman
at second, retiring the side. Nestlebush
played excellent ball at third for the Dietz,
accepting seven chances. Score, first game
DIETZ ASSOCIATION
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players brought here. Three business men.
j. II. Holmes, w. c.. Wells and w. n.
Blaine, have interested themselves In the
matter and have selected q site for ball
park which they propose TO have fenced IN
and provide the grounds with grand stand
and other necessary features. Tine teams TO
form the new league will be In the follow
ing towns: Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, webster,
Huron, Brookings, Mitchell, Watertown and
Redfieid.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20

The Invincibles of Omaha added another
victory to their long list Sunday by de-
feating the Transfers OF Council Bluffs in
a one-sided game. The Invincibles had
their batting clothes on sending one pitcher
to the bench and batting the other hard.
Score II. II. E.
Transfers .....,.2 o o 0 o O-3 6
Batteries; Invincibles Probst and
Kranda; Transfers, Kirk, Kraniger and
Peterson. Umpires; Fous and Doe.
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snhnrIer shut. out North nend.

SCHUYLER. Neb.. Aug. ls.-(Special Tel
egram. )-Schuyler today shut out and de-
feated North Bend in an uninteresting game
OF ball by the score OF 13 to o. North Bend
was entirely outclassed by the local players.
The feature OF the game was the pitching
OF Recter OF Schuyler, Batteries: Schuy-
ler Recter and Davis. North Bend. Clay
and Dolan. Umpire: Blain: Time: Las.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20

The Duffys defeated the Sterlings and
Newmeyers in two fast and exciting games
at Duffy's park yesterday. The features OF
the game were the pitching OF Smith and
Williams OF the Duffys. Smith gave the
Sterlings four hits and Williams didn't
give the Newmeyers a sign Of q hit. Carey,
the Duny's second baseman, was the star
at bat. Score:
First game: R.H Z
Dunys ...........O O02s0 90 s-5 6 /
sterlings .......:O 0 o o o 0 o o 90 3
Batteries; Men and Rockford; d. Smith
and Banner.
Second game: R.H.E
Dufiys ...........2 o01 .Sn ?
Newmayers 80 o o o o 1 o OIL 5
Batteries; Williams and Bahmer; coburn
and Rose.
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ua.tinss defeats Grand Island.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Aug. ls-tspeeisl
felded Grand Island today and generally
had the beet OF the game. Score; III r.
Hastings ....,....o o2oi ga Sn
Grand Island 20 o l O-s
Batteries; Hastings: Ruegge and Poteeti
Grand Island, Welch and Townsend.
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First base on balls: on Berger, l. Two
base hits: Davis, Kihm, Ryan. Three
base hit: Davis. Double plays: Graham
to Freeman; Coulter to Blue. Struck out:
BY Thomas. 4; by Berger, Z. Sacrifice hits.
Fox, Berger. Stolen bases: Davis. Coul-
ter Left on bases. Minneapolis, 4;
Columbus, 5. Time: 160 Umpires; Egan
and Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20
TWO RoBBERIEs AT SCHUYLER
Residence of DIR. ID. r. COrbin and the
Schuyler House Entered.

Schuyler House Entered.
SCHUYLER. Neb., Aug. 19-(Special.)-
Robbers entered the residence Of DIR. B. x.
Corbin late Saturday night and took $50
The night being warm, the windows were
left open and the removal OF the screen
gave the robbers an entrance to the house.
DR.. Corbin. who was asleep in the same
room from which the money was taken,
was not awakened.
A party also entered room in the schuy-
ler house, which was occupied by two
members OF the Bohemian orchestra. and
took $45 Here also no noise was made as
nobody was awakened Nothing else was
taken from either place and no clews have
as yet been found.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20
Games in Three-I League.

At Bloomington-F1rst game; Blooming
ton, 3; Cedar Rapids. l. Second game
Bloomington. 2; Cedar Rapids. l.
At DavenpOrt-Davenport, /; Spring
field. 0.
At Dubuaue-Dubuqde. 3; Decatur, O.
At Peoria-Peoria. l; Rock Island,
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rested here by Sheriff Hedge about a
month ago. made his escape today from the
Webster county jail. where he was being
kept for the sheriff Of Harlan county.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

'Two out when winning run scored.
Kansas Qity.....D15 5010101o0 Q01-S
Indianapolis ....0O3O10102 zoo 80 o.
Two-base hits Burke, Frantz, Bohan-
non, Hines, Williams. Sacrifice hits:
Durham, Waldron, Atherton. Hines.
Stolen bases: Perrtne ~, Burke, carr,
Williams. Double plays: Mcbride Perrine
and Frantz; Perrine, Mcbride and Frantz;
ham, 10; by Fisher, s. First base on balls
on Durham, /; off Fisher, 8. Hit by
pitched ball: Atherton. Time: 3:20. Um-
pire: Werden.
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Base BAN Lenaue In south OAK ota.

ABERDEEN, 8. D.. Aug. 1s.-(special y
The work Of organizing a base ball League
for next season Is about completed and IL
Is announced that eight tsame will be rep
resented In as many towns. The local
team viii be reorganiIed and some good
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20
Fremont Wins From Wahoo.

FREMONT, Neb., Aug. ls-(Special Tele-
gram )-Fremont punched hits in the
seventh and won from Wahoo today by a
score Of TO /. The visitors were strength
ened by two Grand Island players and put
up a fast game. Reichles hitting was
Fremont 80 o 0Ooo4 4o'-4 .
Wahoo ..........0 o o o o l o 0l
Batteries: RitEman and Johnson; Han
non and Shea. Umpire: Haven.
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Earned run: Philadelphia, Three-base
hits: Lush. Titus. Sacrifice hit; Gleason.
Bransfield. Hits: ON Higgins in three in
nings, g. Wild pitches: BY Richie, /; by
Karger, l. First base on balls: on Hig-
gins, 2; Off Karger, 8. Struck out: BY
Karger, /; by Richie, 1. Left on bases:
ST. Louis. 8; Philadelphia, I. Time: l:41.
Umpire: Carpenter.
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Tvxo f;ontests I'm which One Team
shows Well.

Tba diamonds broke even on doupie,
haader nv defeating the Onimods 10
nnd losing TO the Strollers by the score OF
to i. The first game was on the T,s prii'iaIS anS
order Sanders allowing but three hiIs ano
StS 80 ~ mates never made an error oehind
him Troupe also played great game snd De
hind the bat cutting on tive men AZ seconu en1Dl
.e.t tbs Daamonds were unable TO conneot
With Howeil's benders at the right time
q eoro drst game:
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Minneapolis win. From Columbus.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. ia steal home
in the third inning by Davis. and the bat
ting of the same man was the fea-
ture of today's game. which was won by a
score of TO 1. Both Berger and Thomas
pitched good ball. but the latter had the
better OF the argument. and but for an
error would have scored shutout. Score:
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. MONDAY AUGUST %, 1906.
PUEBLO.

Stolen bases: Andreas, 3; Hogriever, Ma
goon, Cicotte, McGilvray. Dexter. Two
base hit: Dexter First base on balls:
on on Minor, Minor, on Cieotte., 4 Struck out:
Dexter, l. Time: 1:2O. Umpire: Lynch.
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Two base hits: Welch, 2; Gonding, Rus
sell 2 Zalusly. Three base hit: Howard.
Left on bases: Omaha, .; Denver, 6.
base on balls: on Dodge. 1; OFF Stecker,
9 Hit by pitched ball BY Dodge, /.
Struck out: BY Dodge, 10; by Stecker, 8.
Double plays: Perring to Dolan, Smith to
Donahue TO McHale. Stolen bases: How
ard, Welch g. Sacrifice hits: Dolan, Dodge.
Time: 1886. Attendance: 1900 Umpire:
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Saints Get m Pair,

ST. PAUL, Minn Aug 19.-St. Paul took
both games from Toledo here today. Rode
baugh held the visitors to three hits In the
first game, winning by a score of to e.
Toledo went to pieces in the first inning Of
the second game. Slagle pitched good ball
with men on bases. Umpire Kane was
overcome by the heat in the first game and
had to retire. Score, first game:
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Sioux City Wins From Lincoln.

a,sn>ix. SIOUX CITY CITY, Iat;i Aug; ls-Holmes
day when hits meant runs, and were for
tunate in securing three runs of him, only
one being earned. and that In the first
inning The Packers secured twelve hits
on Zackert. and only by good fielding back
OF him was the score kept down. Score:
SIOIrX CITV
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standing of the Teams.
SIN InyiacibIe.

Games today: New York at Chicago
Brooklyn at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at St
Louis, Boston at Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20
Even Break in 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 19.-Philadelphia
and St. Louis split even on double
header this afternoon, Philadelphia taxing
the first 6 to l, and st. Louis the second,
to 4. The second game was shortened TO
seven innings by mutual agreement and
Philadelphia made all of its runs In the
final inning. score, first game:
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e. III bN &c lll'
HINrINtAtAnI

Earneu runs. NIhcIhhaII. = Boston, 3.
Two base hit: Brown. Three base hit:
Jude. Sacrifice hits: Higgins, p; Brown,
= Double plays: Huggins to Deal; Brain,
Howard to Needham. Struck outs BY
Ewing, 4: by Dorner, 8. First base on
balls on Dorner, z. Hit by pitched bail:
BY Dorner, g. Time: 1855 Umpires:
Johnstone and Conway.
Score second game:
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BOSTON.

Three base hit: Diehl. Sacrifice hits:
Kelly, Livingstone, Brown, Howard. Stolen
base: Husgins Double plays: Hail. Deal
to LIVINGSTONE. Struck out: By Hall. 3;
by Pfeffer, 3. First base on balls: on
Hall, /; of Pfeffer, l. Hit by pitched ball;
BY Hail, 2. Time 1;22 Umpires Con:
way and Johnstone.
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Score, second game:
PHILADELPHIA.
atted for Duggleby in seventh.

'Batted for Duggleby in seventh.
81 LOUIS ...-ss..'..ss.''s''.S
Philadelphia .............,.0 0 0 0 o "A
Earned runs: st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia,
?. Two-base hits: Mertes. Beebe. Sacrifice
hits: Barry. Grady. Passed balls: Noonan,
/. Stolen bases: Titus, Magee, Bsrry. Bases
on balls: OF Beebe, Il; off Duggleby, z.
Struck out: BY Beebe, 5; by Duggleby, 8.
Left on bases: st. Louis, s; philadelphia, 5.
Time; l:a0 Umpire: Carpenter.
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Rcd CLOUD. Nsb.. Aug. is.-CspeciaI
Tsiegram,)-This morning Lynn Callahan.
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Packers win In Fifteenth.

KANSAS CITY, Aug 19-Kansas City
today, by a score of to 7, won one of the
most exciting games of the season. II
lasted for fifteen innings and was a fight
from start to finish. Durham pitched an
excellent game. The winning run was
made after two men had been put out In
the last half of the fifteenth inning. when
Burke doubled into the crowd. Score:-
KANSAS CITY. INDIANAPOLIS
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IETZ AssOCIATION,
Totals .....-...,.B 4
CORONAs.
Totals ..............@ 2 .

nietz Association 0 0 / 0 o.
Double plays: Ferster (unassisted). Lynch
to Hachten, Tracy to Camp. Time: l'SS'
Umpire: Wahl. Attendance, OH.
Score, second game:
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Dunxa Win Two.

Games today: Columbus at Minneapolis,
Toledo at 81. Paul, Indianapolis at Kansas
City, Louisville at Milwaukee.
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orI.an.Defents Superior.

SUPERIOR. Eeb., Aug. lS..!speeSiai; he
sueeriors sun here yesterday by score OF :
TO i. Batteries: Orleans. Brsm9iss ornHl anu
schoonover: Superior. Singleton ana seros-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20
NEW YORK.
CHICAGO.
'Batted for Taylor in ninth.
HBatted for Sheckard in NTH.

Chicago cSS nOrk .........:..: .:..:.. %
Left on bases: Chicago, 8; New York, g.
Seymour. Sacrifice hits McGann, Wiltse.
Double play: McGann to Devlin. struck
out BY Taylor, q by Wiltse, & First
base on balls! on Taylor. /; on Wiltse, l..
Hit with pitched ball: shannon. Time:
/ :37. Umpires: KLEIN and O'Day.
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ror. calhoun wins a Game.

FORT CALHOUN. Eeb., Aus. D-!spe-
Sefeated the Niasaras a scratch team from
Omaha, here yesterday. Score; EH n
Fort Calhoun ......''''''''''''''''''''"
NiaRaras ...................'s''s'.
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Coy. Stolen bases: Meyers, Clingman,
Geier knabe. First base on balls: on
Rodebaugh. 8; of Chech, 1. Struck out:
BY Rodebaugh. 4; by Chech, !. Passed ball:
Sugden. Sacrifice hits: Sugden, 2; Meyers,
Padden. Left on bases: St. Paul, S; To-
ledo, s. Time: 1855 Umpire: Kane.
Score second game:
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Totals
CORONAS.
DIAMONDS WIN AND LOSE GAMES

Struck out: BY Donahue, Z; py Hlce, .
Triple play: Platner to camp 10 ihiiah
,iime: I:Io, Umpire: Wahl.
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ONIMODs
Totals

Second game. score by innings ,
gssslls5ss gss%sSs. '"":::55 ::.:5 S5S$s q -.
Batteries: strollers, Howell and ,,rs stlGs I.
diamonds, Greenleaf and ziebel' Ompiie'
German.
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pions shut out Pueblo again today to O.
Cicotte held the visitors without a hit until
the sixth inning and then allowed but
three In as many innings Base stealing
was the chief feature OF the Champs
Score.
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TOLEDO.

Two base hits: KrabeI Nance, CIInB-
man. Three base hit: Dumont. Stolen
bases: Padden, Frisk. Double play: Far
rell, Land to Clarke. First base on
balls: OF Slagle, /; of Farrell, 3. Hit
by pitched ball: Frisk. Meyers, Farrell,
Land Struck out: BY Slagie, 4; by Far
rell, 2. Wild pitch: Farrell. Sacrifice
hits: Van Zandt, Q. Left on bases: 81.
Pruitt and Abbott.
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curtis Pitches superb Ball and the

Brewers Have an Easy Victory.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug 1e-Curtis
pitched superb ball against Louisville today
and Milwaukee won an easy victory. Man
ager Brashear was put out of the game In
the sixth for protesting decision. Score:
rxxx..r
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Milwaukee ...........O
Louisville - o

IWo-base hit: Roth. Three-base hit:
son. Bases on balls: on Curtis, q; on
Dunkle, g. Hit by pitched ball stoner.
Passed balls: Stoner, 2 Struck out: BY
Curtis, 6; by Dunkle, 5. Sacrifice hit; Ker
win. Left on bases: Milwaukee, Z; Louis
Vile. z. Umpire. owens, Time: 1:60
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-20

GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Games Today: Denver at Omaha, Pueblo
at Des Moines, Sioux City at Lincoln.
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HETHERTON SAVED
GIRLS LIFE BUT LOST
HIS OWN
HAD A RED JACKET
Mans Thrilling Encounter
With Bull Near WatOnga
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
eeary, Okla, Feb 2s.--ln saving the
life of Miss Nora Morgan from the
'ITack Of an enraged and angry bull,
r. b. Hctherton. yorng man, suppos
cd formerly to have lived in Topeka,
was himself gored 10 death. The acci.
dent occurred on washingtons birth
day. abcct two and one-half miles
southeast of this city
Hetherton With two young ladies
was driving through pasture. a big
bun was in the field. and began below
ing ami charging at the horses. The
team became frightened, and turning
quickly around threw all of the occu-
pants from the buggy.
Miss Morgan wore a red jacket, and
the color attracted the maddened ami
mails attention He caught her on
his horns and threw her into the air
over his head.
Hetherton at once saw that the girl
would be killed unless the attention of
the animal was diverted. SO he rush
ed 10 front of the bull and began strik.
ing at him. This gave Miss Morgan
an opportunity to get away in safety
with her companion. The fence was
about 200 yards distant
Hetherton lodged the bulls wild
charges repeatedly. The animal bel
lowed with rage and seemed almost t.
know that the young man was prac
3 tically at his mercy
For almost an entire half houi
Hetherton saved himself by dodginl
and getting to the side and behind th'
animal. But he terrible strain begal
to tell on him and wore him out
He kept getting closer to the fence
however, right along. Just as h
seemed about in safety, he slipped an
!. fell to the ground Like a flash tn
angry bull was upon him. The unfoi
iunate man was gored again and agai
! in the side, and tossed about like
+ straw.
= The young ladies' had meantim
gone for help about half mile di
= tant The wounded man was care
for. but his injuries were found 10 b
= fatal, and he can not recover.
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NATURES WARNING.
Guthrie People Must Recognize and
Heed Il.

Guthrie people Must Recognize and
Heed II.
kidney ills come quietly -mystcriousiy.
But nature alwa.s warns you through
the urine.
Notice the kidney sccrctions.
So, II the color is unhealthy
If there are settings and sediment
Passages zoo frequent, scanty painful
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
To ward of Brighrs disease or dia-
betes.
Guthrie
Mrs. s. r. Miller of 623 East Lincoln
81. Guthrie. Okla. says My son used
Doan's Kidney pills and they did him
more good than any other medicine OF
the kind ne had ever used. For several
years he was greatly troubled with se-
vafe attacks OF lame back, ana when
one Of these spells was botherlng him he
was ALMOST as helpless az child. The
, secrctions from the Kidneys were sean'y
ard painful ana 100 frequent IN passage
during the night Since ne used poana
Kidney PMS purchased, al j. \. wal
iaccs drug store, the trouble has been
go greatly lessenad that he does not suf-
fer anything TO be compared to what ha
| formerly aid. Doan's kidney Pilis have
proven a good remedy In his case
For sale by all dealers. Price s.
cents, Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, \
". sole agents for the United states.
! Remember the name Doan's-and ak
no other
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corporated in the bill depends largely
on the wishes OF Secretary Hitchcock.
The proposed amendent to the Curtis
bill was sent to him today and he Is
TO make answer tomorrow. The geh-
eral opinion is that the secretary win
interpose no objection.
The Curtis bill contemplates the dis
solution Of the tribal governments on
March next. but provided for the
employment OF the chiefs under the
direction OF the secretary of the in
terror for a year to sign and deliver
patents.
II is now pretty clear that the af
fairs Of the tribes can not be woun'
up as soon as It was thought the!
could. and this is the reason for th'
amendment agreed to tentatively.
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MAKES SOME FORECASTS
Shawnee Authority Says
Cade. Barnes and Orner
Will Land.
Special 70 The DAILY eLador


Special TO The Daily eLader.
shawnee, Okla, Feb pa shawnee
paps- has forecast article, which it
says 10 authentic The article reads.
Cash cade win be register Of The land
ofice at Guthrie. vice J J. Boles, dis
tmced. Ex-Governor Barnes Will be
postmaster at Guthrie in spite of the
knocks OF his enemies Geo. Orner
win get his choice between the receiy-
erghip OF the Guthrie land office and
the school land secretaryshlp. Amos
Ewing. who has been more unreason-
ably abused than any man in either
territory will land good place under
the territorial administration because
Governor FrAntz is no coward and he
knows that Ewing did more than any
other oae man TO make his selection
possible and popular
within thirty days every proaoanc-
ed Flynn man will be put 70 the po-
litIcaI sword both because It is neces-
sary and good politics and the organi-
zation has nothing to lose but every
thing to gain by firmly intrenching
itself while It has the chance. The or
ganizGion having been duly recogniz-
cd as the lawful custolians OF the
sacred fre and the proper trustees OF
the privilege 70 gerrymander the new
stats VIII win every point in the game
in the next Republican convention and
viii occupy the saddle until they are
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GAME PRESERVE CHANCES.
Provision in Curtis Bill Fits Case of
Jack Gordon ct al.

Provision in Curtis Bill Fits Case of
Jack Gordon ct al.
Leader Bureau, Washington, D. c.,
Feb. 2G.--The Curtis BILL as reported
to the Senate, makes no specific pro
vision fer game preserve in the
Choctaw Nation, but there is a clause
IN one section that may enable Mr.
Gordon aud his associates to accomp-
fish their purpose. The provision is
as follows:
The secretary of the interior Is
hereby authorized to sell, whenever in
his Judgment it be desirable, any of
the unallotied land in the Choctaw and
Chickasaw Nations, which is not prin-
clpally valuable for agricultural OF
timber purposes, in tracts Of not ex-
cceding $40 acres to any one person
! for a fair and reasonable price, not less
than the present appraised value"
The description fts the land in the
Choctaw Nation. which it was desir
ed to have set aside in the Choctaw
Nation for game preserve. As there
are 500 members of Mr. Gordon's as
sociation, each, by buying as indivia
uaI the maximum allowed one person
could get a reservation equal in size
TO what they desired.
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TRIBES MAY NOT ENDSOON
Amendment L c n ia t ! vely
Agreed to to Extend Time
to March 4, 1907.

Leader Bureau, Washington, D. c.,
Feb. 26.--It transpired today as the
result of the inadvertent distribution
of an amendment agreed to tentative
ly. that the Senate committee on In
dian affairs fayors the continuance OF
the tribal governments until March :,
1901 The provision is not shown in
the bin distributed Saturday as the re
port of the committee, but it is in one
given out inadvertently today and al
terward recalled.
Whether this provision Is to be IN
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When the sponge is in the sen alive
the inside Of the pores IS covered with
a soft substance like the white Of an
egg. This appears 70 be the flesh Of the
animal. and currents Of water may be
seen running into the sponge through
the small pores and out Of it through
the large ones. and 1t Is supposed that
willie the water is passing through the
sponge the neurishmcnt for the support
of the animal is extracted from it
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endorsed by the Democracy in the first
state election.
Funeral Of Helen weinberser.

The funeral OF little Helen Vein
berger was held yesterday afternoon
from the hcme OF the parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Weinberger, All East Ok
lahoma avenue, a large number Of
friends Of the bereaved young parents
testifying thoir sympathy by their
presence and floral offerings which
fairly hid the little white oasket from
view The Jewish service for the dead
was read by Paul fgewman and the
pail bearers were Masters Philipp
Egocks. Claude Matthias, Willie Ritz
.hsipt. George Ritzhaupt and Oswald
Wiallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-26

Charles-4I don't see how Blank can
make any money out Of that tobac-
conist business of his. He's always
smoking the best cigars himself. Fred
oh, that's his method OF advertising.
Charles How so7 Fred-Why, putting
his goods.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-26

If you have lost your boyhood spirits.
courage and confidence OF youth, we Of
fer you new life. fresh courage and free
dom from II. health in HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea S5 cents. Tea or Tab
lets. {. r. Renfro, druggist.