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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18

not care to tide in the rear seats Civ
en- them inside, they may stand on
the outside of the car.
Some objections received as to the
application Of the front seats RUE for
the whites. But the opposition seems
TO be more or less heleagued because
of the early approach OF the summer
period.
The Frisco alone OF all The railroads
entering Oklahoma City has about
completed tho separation OF the wait
ing rooms The door of the passenger
satiOn leading into the rooms set
apart for the negroes has already re
ceived The sign. 'colored waiting
room
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18
JURY IN SMELL CASE
UNABLE TO AGREE

Clinton. III. Feb. 1S.-The jury in
the Smell $2,0000O0 will case was dis
charged by Judge Cochran late yes
terday. being unable to reach a YER
dict.
Richard Smell the contestant. an
nounced that he viii ask a aew trial OF
the case at the next term Of court
The last ballot stood eight for the con.
testant to four for the proponents OF
the Will The jury had been out
since Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18
STATE BOARD MUST
PASS ON QUALIFICATIONS
College GRADUATES Must Sub.
NIT to Qu Regardless
Of Diploma

The first examination TO be con-
Quoted by the examining board Of the
state supreme court is being held to.
day 10 the odd Fellows building. The
examining board is COMPOSED Of the
Following attorneys appointed by the
premc court in January: First dis
iri {. George $ Ramsey. of Muskogee,
ard Burns Elder. OF CcAlester; Sec.
end district Thomas d. McKeown, Of
Ada and Walter A. Ledbetter. OF Ard
imore Third district, II b. Martin.
oi Perry. and Charles j Wiightsman
eli Tulsa. Fourth district Lewis Davis
Oh Lawton, and Ben Williams, Jr of
Chickasha Fifth district Nestor Rum
mons, of Hobart. and Charles H. Par
keT. OF Enid; from at large, J. w.
scothorn. OF Guthrie
The board has organized with the
election OF w. H. Ledbetter. OF Ard.
mere, as president; II. b. Martin, Of
Perry. secretary, and Fred w. Green,
a this cfty. az assistant secretary
At a recent meeting the board de-
cided to raise the examination re-
uuirements to keep abreast with the
ether states and win require all col
lsee graduates to take the examina-
tion before being admitted to the bar
ro matter how high honors he may
have received in a law school The
list OF those taking the examination
today is UNUSUAL ylarge. The person.
mel Of the class follows:
Pellock, Matthew w. Guthrie.
Beach, II. c.. Oklahoma City
Blosg Alva. AlYa.
J Ereeden. Emory A. Medford
CIeeton. VIM r.. Oshuskltey
Coughlin. Walter L., Frederick.
Fouts. Louis H., Lawton.
Franklin. ]. H. Lawton.
Hinner. Randolph. Coyle.
I.uckenbnl. w G.
S hroeder. Harry e., Oklahoma
City
F, Theobald. Herbert, Madison. Wis.
Whits. Alvan NJ. Oklahoma City.
Woodward, Arthur p, Pawhuska
Wood NJ ID Jr, oklahoma City
Templeton G. X. Pawhuska.
Ferguson. George W Watonga.
] Wall Thomas q.
! Perkins. John b Shawnee.
RAYMOND Wm, Oklahoma city
Richardson. George LaNdon.
Toney. Thomas p Hodenyille,
Wilson Elhridge G., Catoosa.
sutherland George G., Hoininy
Wilson. Lee H. CLeyD OiSlahoms
/ CITY
IIaulsins. Merchant Levi Altus.
Bieelow, George Tyler Muskogee.
Partridge. George w, Cherokee
stengle. Barney NJ. Oklahoma City
Eigington l. d., Hominy,
Warner, Charks Tulsa.
lee. Frank E., Okemah.
Hin. Cecil Curtyss, Shattuck,
So mate c. .. Clinton. O.
Mosher. Howard d., Tulsa
Bolfori, Jahez. OSmulgee.
Murphy. James j. Kieier
Week eBrnard g. Ponca city.
Grim, s.. Grand
Malloy. Patrick r. Tulsa.
Beeslay w G.. Peteau.
Dags q, c. r., Award
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18
LAW GOVERNING
cHATTEL MORTGAGES

The following opinion was given to-
daY by Assitsant Attorney General
~ g Spillman pu the law governing
tie nllhr and f@rording Of chattel
niOfleages prior 10 statehood under
tie Arkansas law then III force In
what Wae formerly known as Indian
territory
The law governing filing and re-
ccfding 0i chattel mortgages given
PRIOR to statehood under the Arkan-
aas law thcn Ia force IN whal was for
nerly Tie Territory Of Oklahoua Is
covered by the provisions OF the Ar
kansas law that law being q part Of
TIE contract OF m0rtggSe. Section \,
ot tile schedule Of The c0tstiution
teads
No existing rights actions, suits,
pcnceedinRs contracts or claims shall
be anccied By the change in the forms
81 government but all shall continue
ns If no change ~ the forms Of GOV
cruiacnt had taken place
phiH law preserves all RIGHTS then
10 exielence. However the right a.
The present time of takins tle benefit
81 ihe laws Of oklahoma extended ~
force over the state OF oklahoma by
the constitution, and TO renew chattel
morieafes now iu force ia Indian Ter
rifofy under the Arkansas laws. by
complying with the provisions Of the
laVg rotating to oahttel mortgaeeS ~
the Territory of oklahoma which Is
now fhe law Of tho state except af
uiodihed hy the section of the con
ftituiion quoted
It's law relating 90 the renewal
81 ehaitel mortGagca in Oklahoma Tel
riofy n contained iu Gection chap
tes 3 Nilsons annotated statutes
ard providers
That moiigage Of personal prop
ertS cNasCs 10 be valid as against
creditora of the morigaEor. and sub
eauesi purchasers or incumbrances IA
E1nd iaith after the expiration OF three
wears from the hling thereof uniesl
nithiH thirty days next preceding tlll
ctpiraiich uf such term copy of the
mortgage aud statement Of th'
amoilnt of existing debt lor which th'
noftagee AMI his assignee claims ,
lien sworn % and subscribed by him
MS aseHi OF attorney are dled aueq
80 ihe oilicc uf the register of deeds
ga lhe county in which the MORTGAGE
illu resides aud iu like manner thl
Molieese and statement of debt mus
a again FLED every three years o
ceases 40 be- valid as against the par
flf above ment0ned
p follows ihAi a Chattel mortgage
Eifcu uuder ihe circunstanees stated
deea nei hold good FOR three year
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pLANs Fon ngw n. {. cHuRcl
Excavation For Handsome Sew Edi
flee viii Begin This North.


At meeting OF the trustees Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church. held
yesterday afternoon, plans aud spece-
fications were adopted for the erection
Of the new cdiflce which is to We erac-
ted at the northwest corner of Broad
and Noble The building is to be
modern In every respect viii have a
seating capacity Of 1900. and viii be
Sc 1885 feet in dimensions. II viii
be two stories in heighth with base
mcnt aud towering spire One Of the
finest pipe organs ever installed, has
b3on ordered
The trustees last week closed con
tract with Mrs VIM. Jenkins tor the
purchase Of her three lots across tho
street north from where the present
church stands for the location OF the
new structure
The consideration was $500 The
old church building viii not be die
turbed until tho new building Is com
pleted The board of trustees viii
soon advertise for bids for the erec-
tion of the building They expect to
begin the excavation work before
March 1st The structure will be ercc.
tod OF pressed brick, with granite
facinRs. The cost viii be $4,000.
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g a - TO III z ~.
R..,,,h. 9Ila Kind Y0d Ha'0 ReEs Bought
Signature e G%x2AzIZlI
INDIAN KILLS AFTER
BATTLE WITH CLUBS.
Special to Daily Leader {

Special 10 Daily Leader
MuskogCe, Okla, Feb H. This
morning gull blood Snake Indian
ceme in from Braggs anl reported TO
the sheriff:
IT come 10 Yahola's. Beat Nahola
till he took gunbopm Il went dead
IN f,ald It stll there.
Tn sheriff sent man out and in
q field near John Yaholas house was
the body OF Monte Tenklller, a full
blood indian, who had gone to Yaho-
las house aud nearly beaten him 20
death With a club before Yahola could
get gun and kili Tenkiller
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APPOINT NEW ATTORNEY
FOR TWO INDIAN NATIONS

Special to Daily Leader,
McAlester. Okla, Feb. ISL r Nc
Murray. of McAlester. has been ap-
pointed special United states attorney
tn straighten out the affairs OF the
Choctaw and Chickasaw Indian ma
tons 10 succeed McCcrtain and Hill.
Mr. McMuray formerly was attorney
Tor the Chickasaw nation.
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under the Oklahoma law unless il Is
renewed prior TO its expiration You
can renew the mortgage. although it
was given under The Arkansas law. at
any time prior to rs expiration, aud by
SO doing bring ii within the scope and
protection OF the Oklahoma law By
complying with the provisions OF Sec
tion - supra
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PITTSBURG MAN
WAS VICTIMIZED
CONTINUED from Page IS

real estate owners in the east End.
knew Mrs. Cochrane as Mrs Mccol-
lum. John McSorley said today:
She said she had millions and want
ed TO take mortgage on my property
for $4,000. We talked the matter
over several hours and then ! decided
she WIS too Gmooth for me- she only
stung me for cents worth of apples
that bought on the way to the street
car she got into my brother for an
automobile ride when he took her
out to see some property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18
Ir You kNEW

me u,alits OF tho Te Wonder
you w0t.u never suffer ,s~m ~. .ey
bladder or rheumatic trc~hle ; DJttlt
Two months treatment s1sd ~ nug
gists or by mail. Send For tesInnoni
ais, DIR, E. w Hall. 1920 Jliy , street
ST. Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-18
DISCOVER COAL VEIN
NEAR cRoWpER CITY


Special 10 Daily Leader.
CrowAer city Okla. Feb. iS.--A
vein OF coal has beep discovered near
Crowder city by the discharge of "a
dynamite blast By railroad bridge
building crew on Turkey creek. II IS
thought the vein VIII prove a paying
one
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FORMER MIssoURrAN
FOR TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN

Npskoeee. Okla Feb. lS-A A.
Lesueur Of Antlers was today selcc-
ted for temporary chairman of the
democratic state convention which Us
10 meet la Aiushogce Saturday next 60
select delegates 10 the national con
ycntion az Denver Lesueur WAS for
meily state treasurer OF Missouri.
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Jim GROW"
LAW TROUBLES
Continued From Page 80

CONTINUED From Page ~
started to put him off when they re-
allied that BE- might be an Indian and
If SO a big damage suit would follow
They let him ride with the whites. He
refused to state whether he was In
dian or a negro. Many instances OF
this kind and many damage suits are
expected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11
WINS SOUTHWEST
CHAMPIONSHIP
Oklahoma Broke Four Records in Aus
tin Track Meet.

Austin, Texas. May il.~-ln winning
he championship of the Southwestern
Athletic association here Oklahoma
broke four records. the mile run the
high jump, the pole vault and the broad
Jump Potter, OF the A. q NJ, college
won the mile race, and Reids, Of The
university. the high jump, pole vault
and broad jump.
The Oklahoma Agricultural and Me.
chanioal college took first place In six
events, the l00-yard dash. the high hul-
die. the halfmile dash the 220-yard
dash, the mile dash and the broad
jump and relay The Oklahoma uni
yersity won the high jump and pole
vault
Potter. Of the oklahoma A & "
college, defeated Ayres OF Teyas, IN
both the mile and haf-mile races, col
lapsing after each event Callahan
won the qnarter-mile race for Texas in
The prettiest race yet seen ON the
grounds.
Long. Of Texas, was elected presi
dent OF the association, and i was
planned TO hold the next meet in Dal
las
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11
LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOR MAY.
For Financial Reasons ounthrie Gets
Bulk Of Sunday Games.

The following schedule Is announced
for the Oklahoma State league by
President Hauseman- up to MAY 2S
sunday. May 10-Crsscent City at
Kingfisher and Hennessey at Guthrie.
Both double headers
Monday. May ll,--Off day In league
Tuesday 18th and Wednesday 18th
Crescent City al hennessey.
Guthrie at Kingfisher
Thursday. May l4-Orf day
Friday and Saturday, May - and
i6.-Guthrie az tIennessey and King
fisher AT Crescent City.
Sunday and Monday, May n and is
-Hennessey at Kinglisher and Cres
cent az Guthrie
May 10 Kingfisher at Guthrie.
Hennessey and Crescent have day
OF
May 20 and Kinglisher at Gnth
rie and Crescent at Hennessey
May % and 25-Guthrie al Kingfish.
ar and Hennessey az Crescent.
May "a and 25--Kingfish at l'el
uessey and Crescent at Guthrie
May 26-Day OF
May 27 and as Crescent CT, q
Kinglisher and Hennescsy az Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11
LAlRD's HOME run
Started Ascension Which Gave High
School Victory over NaVina.

Started Ascension Which Gave High
School Victory over NaVina.
logan county high school opened HE
season at Navina Saturday in hot
Twelve inning game Mcpeek held out
turing the whole twelve innings, strik-
ing onl eight mon and allowing but
eight hits Navina used TWO twirlers.
"a TO the seventh things looked blue
lOf the local high school boys bnt in
hat inning Laird started the aseen-
sion by laying The bah over the fence
or q home ran and got another VA the
twelfth Brill helped things along 10
the last by making a sensational run
snd nne hended catch of a line drive
TO right center. third oW With men on
second and third
Score r.
d. e. n. s. .l.. O00 oil i23 o03 m
Nayina ........ 200 i20 O0a 002 lo
Singles, Gregory y Brown !, Laird
n, Axiel ., Fuller . Doye Brill 9. Me-
Peek 3 cssselman Robinson I Red
der L. Roberts I TwObase hits. Doye
!. Jones : Robinson L. Wilson / Home
runs, laird q Runs. laird B nrill g.
Mcpeek 3 Dove 3 Casselman q Full
sr Robinson 3 Roberts Opiy 3.
Wilson 8 hefg d Double. Laird io
Gregory Umpire, Br0ner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11
CAPTURED 7 OUT OF
; FROM HENNESSEY
Guthrie Easily Took the Big
End of Series With the
Merry widows

The Guthrie Legislators took two
out OF series from the llennessey
4 Widows Saturday and Sunday, losing
the last one of the double-header
games played yesterday by the score
iof to 0.
Saturdays Game Easy.
4 The locals took the first game Sat.
urday afternoon by the score of to I.
Putnam was in the box for the locals
and was In good form. having his game
won from the start The visitors made
! their only run in the fourth inning,
Brand getting to first on walk, a
stolen base. and a twobase hit by
Snapshaw
The Legislators started the fire
works in the firth inning. hits by Hen.
lnessey and Evers. assisted by Two er.
rorss scoring two runs Hits by viii
/ hite Pulllam Barry. Beck. Evers and
a sacrifice hit by Blassingame brought
IN -four more runs IN The eighth inning.
Score r. II. =.
Guthrie ...... 600 020 04e-6 9 4
llennessey $3.50. 600 100 00O-i . q
Summary: Two.base hits. Smith,
Parker Snapshaw Stolen bases, Ev-
iers. Smith f2D. Brand Double play,
Beck tGaassisted) Hits off Myers 9;
Putnam. ;. wild pitch, Myers. Struck
out, by Putnam. a; Myers, 2 Umpire,
Farrell
Sundays Games.
The first game Sunday was won
easily. Willis. the local pitcher, shut
ting the visitors out by the score OF >
TO 0 He was also given good support.
as the locals prevented score when
the visitors had men on bases by
clever team work Barry scored IN
the second inning, getting TO first on
an error. stole second and was brough;
home by a hit b. Evets. Hits by Smith
and Pulliam scored Smith IN the third
inning. In the lucky seventh the Legis-
lators scored two runs by a two-base
hit by Smith, followed by hits by Pull
( liam Blassingame and Willis.
The tabulated score follows:
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Fred Beck Is making g od at short
He accepted FIVE chances nicely In YES.
terdays games and made double
unassisted, Saturday.
"JoHhy Eyers does some fancy
catching in the field
Floyd Willis. the young pitcher for
the legislators. has not been scored
against This season He has pitched
twei..y.r'se innings lie held Mac
Osbor, al Crescent for twelve innings
Thursday
Bowen. the lrishman who tried out
far short with the locals is playing
center field for the widows.
Pokarney and Parker. released by
G. locals PLAYED With the 'ienuessey
eai Saturday and sunday.
twelve hunared people Witnessed
the double header Yesterday in spite
he blnstery ay.
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Second Game.

The Legislators lost the five inning
second game which was fast and furi-
Gus. Putnam pitched for the locals
and cot OFF with three hits The 10
Gals made but two hits off Parker. The
Widows made their run in the iifth
inning on hits by Parker and Brand
and Snapp getting TO first on an error
Parker. the big boy who tried out wish
the locals for first, pitched good
game for the visitors, striking oul
three men The feoture of the game
was a double by Smith to Barry IN the
fourth inning.
The tabulaied score follows:
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OF UNTOLD VALUE
Tho Information Contained IN This
Citizens Statement is Priceless.


The hale. tho hearty the strons can
aford 20 toss this paper 10 one side
mpatiently when they read the fol
lowing. but any sufferer in Guthrie
who has suffered hours OF torture
caused hy kidney complaint will stand
IN his own light if he does not follow
The valuable advice offered here.
J. r. jacobson. 70l w Cleveland
street. Guthrie. Okla. says; When
about fourteen years Old VAS injured
and after that / was subject 20 spells
OF lameuess across my kidneys. While
one OF these attacks was annoying me
DOans Kidney pills were recommends
ed TO me. and deciding 70 Try them
got box az ~ n Wallace's drug
store They cured me and ] have
since recommended them 90 several
OF nay acQuaintances, knowing that
they act lust as represented.
For sale by an dealers. Price. ~
cents Foster-Milhnrn Co. Buffalo
New. York. sole AGENTS for Che United
States
Remember Tie name Doans- ana
take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11

VANDERBiLT COLT HAS
BIG PLACE IN bETTlNo

London. Nav Nv X Vanderbilt
colt Seasick H.. which ID has been de-
cided TO send over from France 20 run
in the EPSON derby. was SiNen a prom
inent place "a the betting today. "a 20
being laid against him These or
ders indicate that his chances are re
gardod as practically equal 10 those
ofbNugusa, 3elmonts Norman lll.
nafins The last six weeks August
Relmont heads the list oi winning own
era with S3O,O0O 30 bis credit. and
Richard Croker rs second with a2S.UQ0
Danny Maher. the American Jockey
tops The list of winning jockeys
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Summary; Double play, Smith TO
Barry Stolen bases. Myers. Smith.
Struck out. by Parker. 3 Putnam !.
Hits. off Parker, ?; Putnam. 3. TIM
pire. Farrell Time 40.
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Oklahoma city, S; Wichita, 3.

Oklahoma city, Okla. May 1.-THE
locals made clean sweep Of the Sc.
Iies with Wichita. Hitting won for OK
lahoma City Wichita used three
pitchers IN the game.
Score r. H. r.
Oklahoma city 08i 100 OOe-5 s /
Wichita .... POI 600 0O0-3 =
Batteries: Bandy and Kelsey; Scott
Holin. Speer and Armstrong.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11
AlvA OBSERVES HOLIDAY.

Alva. Okla, May Responding "a
the proclamation OF Governor G.. y
Haskell and the announcement ol
Mayor sherman. the citizens Of Alyo
and surrounding community in mass
meeting held IN the court house In lh'
city of kNa. unanimously adopted iha
proposed constitutional amendment
as set forth la the governors prcela
nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11

ST. Louis. May Detroit took both
ealnes glom 81 Louis, the first by a
score Of 10. 2. and the second game
hy a score Of ] 10 la the first
game sborlstop Wallace was with
drawn and replaced by PenltN. In The
SECOND game Graham started. pitching.
hut was relieved hy Dineen, Wild
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Hennessey.

Summary: Two-base hits. Smith AMI
Stanley Earned runs, Guthrie. D
stolen bases. Barry, Smith, white,
Willis. Pokoruey Struck out, BY
Myers. 2: Willis. Z. Bases on balls
OFF Myers. 2. Wills. 2 Hits off vii
lis. &: Myers, TO- Umpire. Farra
Time of game. 1890.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Hutchinson, 8: Enid. 3.

Enid Okla. May little Railroad.
ers could do nothing with Nocnti, the
Salt Packers Pitcher and lost the
game which was very exciting through
out The attendance was the largest
of the season.
Score r. II 4.
Enid ...... POO 90 000--3 . 9
Hutchinson ..... .0l2 00i 220--S ;
Batteries: Geisi. Selby and Franizi
Nocutt and Haas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11

An parties knowing themfelven in
dehled 10 the Fair Dry Goods Go. will
please call and settle at once
W. a. sPuRLOCK, Trustee.
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Webb city. May ll.-Wcbb city rai-
lied la the iiith aud won fron Surfing
field
Score. r. II e.
Webb city .., 900 0i0 000i 40 2
Springfield . .0l0 000 00i 1
Batteries. Milton and Check; Woods
and Vanderbilt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11

nlassingame pnt up his usual elii.
edge game yesterday IN spite of ihe
sand aud wind
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Baseball
And
Sports

pitching by both men and crratic field
ing was mainly responsible for ST.
Louis defeat
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p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
! TALES OF SENATE /
J CLOAK ROOM !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {

During a discussion Friday senator
Thomas made the statement that the
senate cost $l66 80 per hour. and as
some senators had spoken an hour
each day. they had cost the state or
viii have. when the senate closes at
The expiration OF the 100 days s26.-
$50 so When Thomas was taking his
seat visitor asked an atteche OF the
senate wh0 was She most prominent
OF the talking senators, and all in
hearing were astounded when the re-
ply came. "lt is between Curd and Up
degraf. but am not certain which he
alludes to-" AS neither ever tool.
more than five minutes to express his
opinion and neither has been six times
on the floor 10 do that, the humor
was rather good
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
chleaao. 6.o; pittehuro. I'd.

Chicago. May ll--I.eifields three
passes aud two singles gave the locals
Two runs in the sixth inning of the first
game Four more were aided in the
seventh on az error an out, and a nice
punching Of Two doubles and single
Pittsburg won the second game, to
10. on Wagner's steal and Abbys hit 10
cen3er The locals were unable to his
Willis safely. getting but two singles
although Clark robbed them of three
doubles by sensational catches in the
left field crowd
Score r..
Chrago ........... 900 0O2 l0e-6
Pittsburg ......... 000 600 0li--2
second game
Score r.
Chicago ......... 600 000 QUO @
Pitisburg .......,....s 600 100 80 n
Cincinnati. 81; st. Louis, os.
81 Louis. MAY lL-Cincimnau and
ST. Lonis broke even in double
header. Cincinnati taking the first, 3
to o. while the home team won the
second, 3 TO T. The final game was
long drawn out and poorly played
score r.
ST. Louis ..........0 600 000 600 -
Cincinnati ...... 100 0O0 020- 3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-11
EPwoRTHs BEATEN
BY PAWHuskA, 9 TO

Special 10 Daily Lead2r
Pawhuska Okla. Mag ll.--pawhrs
ka made il three straight from Eif
worth Saturday Features of the game
We're the fielding of IaMotie,and Arelf
iquette and the batting OF Beaver,
Score r. ~ e.
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Baiteries Falls aud Gwbhs; IA
fevre and Carlock.
Mems Tan. Gun Metal ana Pat Colt
oxfords, 81 so to 50 co. Roninson's.