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PHILLIES IN THE NINTH.
Double sacrifice and Fly Beat the
Reds in Last Inning.

Cincinnati. Aug 2t.-PhiIadelphia won
to-day by scoring in the ninth on Knabe's
double a s@criice. and 0Iagee's fly. Nc
QuIllen. pitching. did not allow Cincin-
natl batsman Il reach first base after
the fnlIrth fnrirE Scora-
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

Al sp-ingheld-srringseld /. Hartford. 0 20 IN
ninz)-
At Hoyoke-New Haven. 5. Hclyoke. )
At New Britain-Brdgeport. 6: New Britain l.
At Waterbury-First game Meriden. s. Water
bury, . Second game: 8sriden, :, Waterbury. =
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Tvo-base hi-s-Chsrles. Kcnetcfy. Ri-chsy. shaw
Tlz-ce-base hit 80 Charles Sacrifice hits - Rslz,y.
Chsrlcs. smith Stolen hs=es-Sveer5y. 3Iu-rav.
BASES on balls-0f Raym0ad. 2. of Ferz-sc1- 5
Struck 0ut-By RAYMOND. 6, b. Ferguson. :. Left
on hases-St- Louis s. Boston. 3. Umpirs-1ir.
Klein Tine cf Ean>-- Eoar and s. minutes.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Pueb0-PuebIo. s. Omaha. 3
At Deuver-Deuver. ;. Lincoln. L
At Sioux City-Sioux CITY. .; Des Moines, O.
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T7ro-bsze hirs-plvis Becker TE7es-asse hit
Collingsvu-th- stolen bzsss-Dzrls. Ra-ieuEs- l2i.
H-tsl1zu- Fjrs- base OF talls-OE Col11rs. =. 1F
Cleveland. @ S-ru-z rut-By Co-nors. S. hv Clev=-
land g. Lef- Oh lzzes-E'i i-ilsu-s. =. Fi-.5i Team
. Passed 5sll-He=zle=- Iz-airs-2l-- Oliver Tine
q Ezue-I lr=- and minutes
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t0ND CANE
-Rat-sd Il Ca-a

NeE . Q Y o = Q
Ps-rstur- ....----......-..- @ 0 @ o.
Lef- On bases-New Yc-z E. P55-sl---E. 6 Bases
on haus-OT LelEel6- g STUCK c---Bv LeiEslE J.
t- 1Iathews5n = Ttrzs-hsSs hits-Doyls. S-1-E5-
Tu0-hase h51s-Dcyls. Wazne- Wilson 5lclfcs
Ei-s-Ten1ey. D1uli1- Ahtaticc1so. StoIsu bas-
Doyle Uupires-lIsss-s- Rizle- and o Day Tine
q szme-I hour and $ minutes. Attendance -s ss5.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT Buhalo-FI-st game Baltimore. I; Buffalo >
Sec1nd game Baltimore. .; Buffalo, /
At Toronto-Proyidence. I; Toronto 1.
At Rochestsr- Newark. s. Rochester. 0,
Al NIoutreal-Jcrsey City. 0; Montreal. 3
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sOTTHERN LEAGUE

Al Memrhis-NIoutgonery. 5; Memphis. O
Al Little Eock-Little Rock. 2: Nashville /
At Mobile Birmingham Z Mobile .
At New Orleaus-New Orleans Is Atlanta, rain
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At liiuneapolis-N Minneapolis. s; Toledo. 8
At Kansas City-Earsas City. s. Minneapolis =
Al 81. Paul-C0lUmtls. %. S. Paul. :.
At AIllwaukee-LouisriIle. ;. Milwaukee, I
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NErIND EAlE

T--ee-tzse Li--Hei5rirz- Fe--is WzLace. HEM
BIZ Settle hl-s-T illa-ls. Lzpor-e stolen bases
Jones. Esr-zElL- Lett bases-S-. Lr-5s- g. NeE
EC-E. g DTTHls ralr-BlI 70 Llpur-e 70 Chz-a-
>-r-ez 0---By Powell Q by Che+bro. 3 U--pi-e-
3ir. C1-n1-l-. Tine 70 zzEe-I hour and 50 Il--
Etss. Attendance. s0d1
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FIRST CANE

I"I-la5o lI-s-II l1-e- N51l-7CE- IIT-11-ts51 BIS
Ferris Hsiircz- Ho1e -1u-S-G-e. Ss--l--e
Li-s->ves1zy. Wz65eI- stolen bas1s-S-c-e- smith
Ha-r1lil- Lsf- On hase=-S-- Louis g. N-E E--z
g. E1-E.z 1lvs-f'-Ir7T % L.znCr-s 10 Case Ban
% Chase S-7cz 1l--Bv Ws5[e1 g. D. HczE =
Bass 1l baIls-DE WaEzeL s. OF H1-E = IN
ll-s-lI- Cd-r1-1v- Tine q rzrlz-Z Lal-s
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MINOR LEAGUES.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At AThanv-S--ac1se. l. Albany s
Al -Binghamton. 8. Troy. =
At Scauton-First game Utica 2 Scz1tol. s
Secoud game Utica . Scranton 4.
Al -Wllkesha7re. ., Elnira. Z.
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Len ou bases-ClaTela1d, s. Athletes l. Sac-f=-e
hi-s-Coode. Bradley TE0-base hi-s-J. CIarse.
B-adley. Benis- Lishharlt- stolen bases-I.s5lie.
E-rr1v. J. Clarke U-s. Bradley. BASES or balls
OF Coomhs !, OF Lietlardr. 3; OF Schlitzsr 4
S-rrcz o---E}v CocDhs. s. by Liebharit = b.
Schlirzer 3 Jrcpires-1Iesssrs- Sheridzn and Evans
Tine Of E4ne-I hour and 50 mina-eS Attendance.
rgea
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The Score


Washington-..--... @ o o O O 0 0 90
DeIr0it-.---.----..-. O 0 0 0 O-1
Earned rUrs-Detroit. / Left on bases
Detroit !. Washington. , First base on
ballz-O6 Donovan. .. of johnson. 3.
Struck out-By Donovan, G. by johnson,
e. Tlree-base hit-CObb. Sacrifice hits
O'Leary. Johnson Double play-Cough-
lin 10 Eossman. Empire-AIr Egan-
Time Of Eame-l hour and . minutes
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
ST. JOseph's Aggregation Forfeit to
Joe JenninEs' EiEfIauts.

To-6sv-s raue-Sr- Vi1cer-s rs Tlruc-i-es. a.
TEi--ee1-h and y streets ul--aess-. az 5-1 0cioc.
IN lieu OF 81 JosePh-s forfeitinE 70 the
Vigllants by 20 o yesterday. a game was
played between the Nigilants and a picked
team. the IeagUsrs winning by S 70 .
.Connors and Cleveland each PERFORMED
well on the slab. but the Iatter's support
rs Irnsa a- rr.tfca- srer-s S-n-a-
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I Left on bases-Columbia, ;; G. P O. G. First
base on baIls-Cf Leouzrd 5; Of Gallagher. .
I Struck out-By Leonard, p BY Gallagher 8. Two
I base hif-Clear Stolen bases-Hayes Feutou Clear
Double pisys-llullen 20 Clear; Cleveland TO HAYES
% Davis Umpire-1fE. J Handiboe. Tine q
I EGme-I hour and . minutss- q
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WHITE S0X FIELD WELL.

Drive Wood from Slab and Trim
Boston.
Boston. Aug 9E-WOod lasted four in-
nings to-day Steele then went IN and
held Chicago down 10 one HIT Chicago
reIaaa E-lLIta-tI- Senra.
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When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and bill viii be sent you
al cent q word.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
GoIdenberE Proves Easy for Va
rionaI Electric Team
STANDING or TIE TEAMs-

The National Electric supply Company
had wslkaway yesterday. defeating the
.G0ldenberg nine in a fve-i1ning contest
by u % 4
Reichard. on the mound for the winners.
was in great form. allowing the Clerks
but three hits. while he famed seven
and walked but two men. Robey started
IN the box for the losers. but lasted only
two innings. when eight runs and i've
hits were made OF him He was re-
lieved by Conway. who held them safe
fo- the rest OF the game
Home runs by Chopin and Moore were
III. raarrr-as S.c.-a-
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lWo-nas9 lli~-fils liilell. hl2ue. llrec-11se lit
-0IitchelL Sacrifice hirs-knsbe- Titus TO- Ezzee
Stolen base-kaus- Struck ogt-By Caupbeu. S, hy
By pitcher-By Campbell. / Cmuire-1Ir- Johnston
Tine Of saEe-I horE a1f 3 minutes. Atseudaoce.
S0oa
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NEW rvGLAND LEAGUE.

At BrocEtor dford. & Brcckton. 4
At Ha7er' /; Fan River, q
At Lyr 5nE. 0.
Al LoBensfG
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Win from Ninth Street
Team in slow Contest.
T1-dsy's sams-Twiaizs vs.. Ga1ley.

lTanhattans took a slow contest from
Ninth Street yesterday by 70 .
Hammond was given poor support. the
Manhattans getting all OF their runs
without a hit Kraft improved as the
game progressed and held Ninth Street
70 Two hits IN the last four innings
Score
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Columbia won the first Of the post
p0ned games from the Government Print
ing Office yesterday by TO .
Maurin O-Counor shifted his players
and the game was devoid Of interest
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Trenton-Treutou. G; Johnstowr. s.
At Altoona-Altcoua. 6; Wilmington. L
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Pittsburs. Aug 24.-The New York
Giants won two clean victories from
the Pittsburgs to-day before a crowd
that filed the ball ground They not
only hurled the Pirates OUT % first place.
bur, 50 far as to-day-s results were con
cerned- did so with style stamped all
over with superiority 10 the playing OF
their opponents.
II Witse and Mathewso1 8IcGraw had
Two trump cards 10 spring on the Pitts
burg hitters, and both lived Up 70 the
faith -eposed in them
But il was not pitching alone that won
two games for New York Wiltse Who
twirled the first. and Nathewson. who
held sway on the mound in the second
were backed up By playing that was OF a
sterling quality commemorate with the
pitching A third element Of strength
on The part OF the Giants was their tine
J. hitting
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To-DAYrs CANES

TO-DAT'S GAMES.
Boston at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago
New York at PittsburE
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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EASY FOR CLEVELAND.

Philadelphia Athletics Make Poor
Showing Against the Maps
Philadelphia. Aus 54-Lack Il hits
and plenty Of errors gave Cleveland an
easy victory over the Athletics to-day.
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To-day's game-Sr- Stephens Institute Is Brent
WOOD At SIS
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Ta-al<.-.... TE8 =

-Bas5e5 f-- D suliyan n the eighth rBared
f-r Steele IL the ninth
B1s-o1---..--...-.....--...-. OIO2 % ! o.
Chira-1.. ----....-...... 0 0 @ @ o C-5
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The Scores.
FIRST CANE

L-ft bas==-N-- Eu-f g P5--sb--- C. Bass
or halls-OE Wits . -E WINS S----s -1--
b Wilrss- l. b. wills. 8 Hone -l1-D---1--
Tl-ee-5sse hit-Bresuaia-- Tr1-u7se hl-z-Vaz-s-
Seymour Sa-1ics hi--E57ss-z1l-- Stolen tzs-
De~lir- Double plavs-Le1-1 70 Att1-lcrr-1 20
S-c-ke 20 e1ioscu- Leach 70 Atba-5--i1 n St--se-
zbba-icc-io 70 S---ze- Aboz-lcc-i5 % Vzz-z- In
z1lr and % Minutes
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Great Crowd on Hand.

The size Of the crowd made a ground
rule necessary. and although a great deal
depends on the results Of this series
players and patrons to-day conducted
themselves IN q manner most sportsman
Ike The big crowd was norceab-y fa--
10 visitors as vel as home players
II the hrst game & took q run by the
Pirates 10 arouse the Giants 10 fun
realization Of lEei- VroWess. and arre-
the home team had made one tally II the
seventh inning. New York az once prov
el its reserve strength The Pirate was
a dead cock IN the pit after the New
Torks had demonstrated how they. could
strike back Wien pressed Pitts5u-g was
on sucn unfamiliar terms with the sco--
ing habit that IL made only a single II
cult OF the cushions each game
The first game was the more stubborn
q the two The second was practically
New Yo-k's al the way.
The opportu1e batting OF Larry Doyle
and the wide sweep 1f ground COW
cred by Cy Seymour u his pursuit Of E-
balls were points OF especial excellence
in New Nork's campaign But. for that
matter. The whole Gotham outEeld was
admirably equipped 10 ire demands @
the day.
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GIANTS CAPTURE TWO
Win DOubIe-header from the
Pittsburg Pirates.
NEW YORK IN FIRST PLACE

and WiItse Pitch Good
Bali at All Stages and Receive
Excellent Fielding and Batting
support from Their Team Mates
Larry DOyIe's Hitting n Feature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28
MAY LEAvE eaANIrE cITY.

Granite, Okla. March 27--Applica.
tion for a free site has been made TO
the chamber of commerce of Oklaho.
ma City by the New State Granite
company of Granite. Okla The con.
Germ intends TO maintain a finishing
plant
Reduced freight rates make Okla,
homa city 8 particular vantage point
Tor spch a plant
The roush material can be shipped
lp finished aud then sent on its des-
tination at cheaper rate than from
the quarries y
The proposition will be laid before
the industrial committees at once.
The finishing plant, il located. nee
essarily win be situated In close prox-
unity Of trackage. lt likely wiz cover
half block of ground at the outset
and win afford labor for from thirty
to fifty persons.
All OF the labor Is OF 4the skilled
sort, with few exceptions, and sub
stantial wages are paid.
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cAnRls NArloN sugp.
Action Brought on Note Given by
Noted Hatchet Wlelder.

Carrie A Nation. the renowned
smasher former resident 0g the
capital city ana who NOW resides in
Washingt ID G. Is defendant Ia a
sfit filed In the district court this
morning and J Mahoney and J B.
Fitzgerald being he plaintiffs The
plaintiffs bring action TO feeover iudg
meni on note given by the defendant
io the AleXanlria National bank oi
Alexandria. West Virginia. in which
sne binds herself 20 pay TO the plain.
tins $1,000 giving stock shares OF an
engraving concern in Kansas City as
security The suit was dled by attor.
ney Horace speed in behalf OF the
pla'utlns who claim the amOt3i nn.
paid on the obligation 10 be Sl942, with
interest az per cent since NoYembef
N 1907 Mrs Nation owns several
7acant lots in this city, besides a two
story residence on West Warner ave
nae.
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ly were ne honors divided among the
ladies' that six received the same score
aud were compelled 10 cut for he prize
the fortunate one proving 20 be Miss
Dessa Mat hett The gentleman
prize was won By Mr. Jack IIise. Of
South McAlester. 4 three cnurse
luchoon gave an additional charm 20
the occasion. Misses Ada McConucll
and Florence Adler we're guests OF the
club The Cooney Mooney Shah girls
hold an afternoon meeting az the home
OF some member next week, and once
ea,h month an informal is given 10
which the gentlemen are invited Tho
personnel OF the club Is al present
limited r. sixteen members. Of whom
the following were present last night.
Misses Rhineh8It Gano Barber HOn-
ton, Heilman Matehet', Beland.
schnell Haskell Mcneil Beulah and
Gladys CaVolt
The list Of gentlemen inclrded the
following Messrs, Hise OF South Nc
Alester. scehl Seaion Carlin. Mulllnax
Richards Sparkling -illard Cook, JEFF
ferson, Hoover Watson, Weems and
Williams
AIRS Harper OF Ottawa. Ohio who
has been the guest of Mrs G y Has
kcli the past week, left for MuHkogee
yesterday 70 soiourn two days before
returning home Mrs Haskell accom-.
panied her.
Mrs John Hildreth entertained sew
eral tables az whist on last Monday
afternoon
Miss Edna Gray entertained the
sbmart Set ON Saturday
Mrs J }. Houston entertained the
Guthrie Whist club very pleasantly
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Robert sohlberg entertalned
friends Friday afternoon She has also
issued invitations for another card
party on next "Wednesday.
The KS klux klan popular club
of ire capital city which holds meet
ingg only az odd times when they can
can walk IN on one Of its members for
"a surprise party. dinner. etc. leaves
this evening for Enid an q surprise
10 Mn and Mrs. Ira Longaker. f9r-
raerly OF this city, who now reside In
Enid Tho club 81 composed of six
married couples Mr. and Mrs q ~
Peck, Of Pawhuska. formerly OF this
lciiy. Mr. aud Mrs Corb Sarchet Mr.
and Mrs W J. Reiabl slr aud Mrs.
lotto zimmermann and M aud Mrs
A ). McElhenneg are among The mem
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rlMEs.JoURNAl SOLD.

Special tp Daily Leader.
oklahoma cilya Okla March ~
Th9 0klahcms CITY TimesJoamaii
daily and weekly, was sold 20 OneF ~
Bouedict Of Hobart okla The new
infringement viii take charge some
tine during the first week IN April
The consideration Is announced as be-
Ing 100000.
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,eE3EsRsmsHsRsReMsEsE9HS'H
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL i
aHesEan3nTmsHsa saRMSMsKssBes'a

Q Parker is here from Ada today
g Il conley IS here from Kausae
CITY
Attorney chas Bragss is here from
Mnskogee.
Former Deieeatctg T. Curl Is here
from Bartlesyile-
Sees.sl Garrison Of Oklahoma City
Is in the city today
Robert Dunlap, county treasurer OF
Kay county. is in the city
Judge W. A. Ledbet'er, of Aramore.
was in the city last evening.
Il. A. Rowland is here FROM Bartles-
vile on legal business today
Former Delegate W. c Hughes is
here from Oklahoma City today.
Assistant state Bank Examiner l..
II. Patton Is here from Wcodawrd
Corporation Commissioner A. p,
Watson left today Tor Shawnee 10
spend sunday
Dr. r. w skillean Tishomingos
prominent Johnston county democrat
IS here on business.
b. r. Lee. OF Hugo. is a guest at the
lone. Mr.. Lee was a member OF the
constitutional convention and takes ~
interest IN the political situation, de
clering that he halls from the Stewart
district and the boys from the forks
OF tue creek" are still Ia line and ap
proving Of the states course
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D Ia7I1IlII-'7I1'7 p 1'77-l'--'l7 y a ~ y
4 PERTAINING TO
] THOSE ON SICK LIST !
EsnsnsEsHsHsH FasHsHsHsds

Mrs. E d. cameron is on the sick
list
The baby girl or Dr. and Mrs Hugh
Scott is seriously in az Oklahoma City
where Mrs. Scottis visiting her sister
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Children should not be allowed
to drink Coffee. 1t contains q
dru9-caffeine - which inter.
ferss with the ebild's natural
growth.
Almost any doctor will tell
you this. Many are now sdvis.
ing Postum-made from clean
hard wheat-as a table bev.
era9e in place Of coffee, When
served hot with good cream and
sugar TO taste, Il is delicious.
cheering and at the same time
hesithfuI.
Postum oontslne no coffee
Or other baenful substance. but
includes the vital phosphatssT
frons the wheat
There's a Reason.g
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Seven out of ten men win tell YOU
that the joys OF life come after they
have contracted The rheumatism and
can't indulge Ia them.
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The pupils Of Miss jamie Hagar gave
a musical last evening at her stuiio.
participating were Misses Rhea Peck.
Hazel Johnson, Luella Haws, r. Wach-
OBJ Eva Daniels, Hazel Lee. Viola Peck,
Marguerite Doye and Rosie 9ietzler.
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Miss Essie Weidonheimer entertain.
ed the + D. club yesterday afternoon
al the nome OF her aunt, Mfs =. r..
French 6l3 West Logan avenue The
afternoon was spent games. Light
refreshments were served.
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KlLLED UNDER FALLING WALL.
Peoria III, March 26-One man was
killed hpd Two others seriously IN.
jured by q falling wall OF the Hart
Weigher company building. recently
damaged by fire
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WANTED, at once two

W AN LII, dI once TWO
yer a 6 c furnished
rooms. water and bath
or one large parlor room
located close TO State
Building. Phone 1893 L.
d. MARI Rush.
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Always fresh. Satin skin cream
never dries up, spoils or changes.
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pENIED rAE MAlLs.

Washington, March 26-The post
master general today ISSUED an order
anpplllng the second-class mailing
privilege NIHPtqd q @ rfuestioue SO
fciale" an ITALIAN publfeation issued
by an al.9geJ anarchist group at Pat
erson, y y
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was spent pleasantly with games and
conversation Light refreshments were
served
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neWiu's Little Early Risers. small.
cafe. slrs little liver pills. Sold hy g.
q. RENFRO.
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SOCIETY,"
PROSPECTUS.

Rev and Mrs. Theodore y. Brewer,
Of this city were married In Corinth,
Mississippi. thirtyEdve years ago last
Thursday. In honor OF the occasion
they gave 4 luncheon to few special
friends. Those present were Rev. and
Mrs. Brewer, Miss Bess Brewer Cover
nor and Mrs, c. n Haskell, Mrs, Gano,
Miss Bess Gano, Secretary Ell Gross
Corporation Commissioner j. y Nc
Alester, Senator and Mrs. Eek Il.
Brook, Col. Tom owen and Major Por-
ter Spaulding. The occasion WAS a
very enjoyable one. The guests We're
unit in wishing the bride and
groom many happy returns.
Miss Lucy Haskell has gone 10 Mus
kogee 10 visit with friends.
Mrs Il. 6. Sharp entertained the
Domestic Science club yesterday after
noon. II was fish day with the club,
and palatable dishes, recipes and pa
pers, In whigh ish formed the Drinci-
pal part, made up the program Oi the
afternoon. Mrs Higgins gave dem
onstration OF plankei white FISH aud
MRS Sharp OF shrimp salad and cod
fish balls An excellent luncheon was
served and much appreciated
Mrs Lohr read a paper on the nutri-
, ent value Of FISH Miss Carpenter Of
illinois. NJ r. Cook OF Medicine odge.
were guests Of the club.
The Guthrie Whist club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs j. ). Houston
at her home on East Warner avenue.
Mrs. Len Leach won the first prize;
Mrs. J. j. B1les won second prize. Mrs
Spurrier and Miss Edna Gray were the
guests Of the club. The next meeting
will be with Mrs j. w MNeal two
weeks hence.
The Benevolent society met yester-
day afternoon wiSh Mrs Horace speed
az her home on North Broad street
The afternoon wss taken up BY the
outlining Of the work of the society
for the summer season
Y The EpHorth League social Of the
First NJ T. church held meeting lasl
loveplug al ibe home Of Mrs y p Kelly
80l East Warner avenue. was well At
tended The house was decorated with
cut bowers and ferns and the evening
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Mrs D. Burke arrived home last
meht fron visit With her sister Ia
Kansas CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

Mrs. c. r. Renfro, OF f23 East Noble
avenue is entertaining Mrs Love. Of
Neodasha Kansss
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bers Of the club who left this after.
noon for Enid They win return Mon
day
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One os the pleasing social events OF
the weeks end occurred al the home Of
Miss Maude Williams. 52i North E,m
street last night. when a number OF
young gentlemen friends were enter.
tained by the girls Of the Cooney Moon.
ey shah clpb Progressive high five
was he game OF the evening so near
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

Assistant State Insurance Commits
sioner O. j. Stark has moved his fam
are now located al Gl2 East Harrison
avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

Q Parker is here from Ada today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

sees.sf Garrison. OF Oklahoma Cit
IS in the city today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

Judge W. A. Ledbeter Of Aramore
was IN the city last evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

Miss Lucy Haskell has gone 10 Mus
kogee 10 visit with friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

q /. conIey is here from Kansas
City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

Robert Dunlap county treasurer OF
Kay county is in the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

Former Delegate W. G. Hughes Il
here from Oklahoma City today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

Assistant State Bank Examiner l.
n. Patton is here from Wcodawri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

l.. A Rowland is here frora Bartles
vile on legal business today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-28

Muskogce,
Former Deieeatcsg T. Curl Is hei
from Bartlesyille.
The Jasper news., 1908-02-06

Only a few days before the recent
operation on Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
HE and her husband were at the thea
sr here as guests Of Mrs. Roosevelt.
rhe party occupied the box which the
residents wife always takes-the
ltage box at the left OF the auditorium.
Yrs. Roosevelt always takes the chair
n the front Of the box in the corner
Nrthest from the stage.
But to go back to Mrs. Longworth--
tr rather to her husband. 1t was q
ltrictly family party in the box that
iay--Mrs. Roosevelt, the Longworths,
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, Miss Hagner.
Who is Mrs. Roosevelt's private sec
etary, and, in the back Of the box
s,ut evidently being well entertained;
he new governess.
Mrs. Roosevelt was in her custom
Try place In the corner. Mrs. Long
Worth sat next her but further back
N the box. Miss Hagner, at Mrs.
Roosevelt's request, was in the middle