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YESTERDAYS WINNERS
with Paddy Lynch, just did last tc
beat Matte Bumppo for third.
BUBBLING WATER WINS


BUBBLING WATER WINS
Bubbling Water was much the best
in the year old race, but Jockey Nc
Intyres failure to get her off to advan-
tage came uncomfortably close to cost
ing her the race. It was only in the
very last stride, after making up a
world of ground, that she snatched out
a victory by the narrowest of margins
from Decorate, which had been able to
lead throughout. The finish was so
close that none but the judges could
tell which one of the pair had scored.
Miss Worth. $50 to / shot. with Nc
Bride up, nosed out Zella G, a supposed
good thing for show.
H. G. Bedwelrs Luretta repeated her
recent good race IN beating the clever
selling platers that contested the third.
She raced out in front head and head
with Earl Rogers until that horse tired
in the stretch, and then had enough
left to stall off Fair Fagot's closing
challenge. Earl Rogers, which ruled
favorite. distanced all the rest Jockey
Mcintyre failed to get away on May
Amelia with the rest of the field and al
though the mare ran oreditable race
she was unable to get near the money.
HIGH GUN TAKES FIFTH
High Gun, which had made a miser-
able showing as a favorite, with Jockey
mcintyre up, lne DAY DeIOre, won the
fifth with Jockey Sandy easing up. He
was never far away from the pace and
had no trouble in taking the lead at
the will of his rider. Saint Modan, an
other horse that had performed dis
mally as favorite the previous time out.
improved wonderfully, probably on ac-
count of the change from Jockey Char
bonneau to Jockey Rettig. and fin
ished a close up second Jockey McIn-
tyre, who rode Be Thankful, the favor
lite, scceeded in getting him knocked so
far back in a jam at the first turn
that the horse was unable to recover
the lost ground and could do no better
than finish third.
The victory of Columbia Girl in the
closing event of the day was stun
ner Close up from the beginning, she
galloped over the leaders in the final
sixteenth. Sibari, which had been
shufTled back at the start. also closed
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American Car Has
Narrow Escapes

PARIS. May 29.-A special disnatcb
to the Matin from Nikolsk, dated NAV
%. says: The American car in the
New York to Paris automobile race
continued along the tracks of the trans
Siberian railroad, having had mar
row escape from being run down bv
an express train and falling over a
precipice zoo feet in descent. owing to
the subsistence of badly laid ballast.
spies OF brigand bands that have been
mobilists are in danger of being at
tackled, as it is believed by the brig
ands that they are very rich.
The German car signaled that it was
so miles in the lead at noon TO-DAY
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LOUISVILLE WINNERS

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 2S.-ResuIts:
First race. four aud a half furIongs-Sem-
peroni won, Michael Angelo second. Rock Castle
third Time "a 25.
Second race, six furlongs-John Louis won,
Ben Sand second. Demo third Time 1:13 3-5.
Third race. seven furIongs-Palamon won. Es-
telle second. Apache third Time. 1:27 2-5.
Fourth race six furlongs-TOpsy Robinson
won. Marmorean second Hollow third. Time
113 40.
Fifth race. i've MISUNDERSTANDING III won,
100 1-5.
Sixth race, one and an eighth miles-CamilIe
won, st. Valentine second. Tivolina third Time.
1854 1-5.
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CHILDREN FEAR PLOT
TO BLOW UP SCHOOL
Rumor of Italian Secret Society
Creates Panic and Many
Are Injured

CHICAGO, May 2S.-Rumors that a.
Italian secret society had formed :,
plot to dynamite the Dante school at
Ewing and Desplaines streets caused
panic this afternoon among the 1.700
children became panic stricken ann
fled from the building. Many Of them
were knocked down in the rush for the
doors and slightly bruised, but nons
Of them was seriously injured. -.S
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where Rose Is Queen

:, Under this title there appears an ar
Frederick v. Holman. describing ~
SIX days Rose Festival to be held
In Portland commencing June i. Tba
eVens, which occurs annually, rivals
nous Mardi Gras of New Orleans
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Umpire Presents The
Game TO Angels
Perrinc Fails to See Ball Hit
Wheeler, Who Scores WIN
ming. Run
BY w. ]. Slaffefy

It is not often that Umpire Bull
Perrine gets in bad but the eyes in
the back of his head failed to respond
yesterday afternoon in the game be-
tween the Oaks and the Angels. Con-
equently the southern band got away
with the spoils, to /, in the ninth
inning, though the hit which allowed
the winning run to register collided
with the anatomy of the base runner
and. according to the rules of the
game, he was out. However, Perrine
did pot see the accident, so the Oaks
got the worst of the deal
The score was one all and the pros
poets bright for many extra innings,
when Wheeler accidentally ducked into
one of McFarland's benders and was
given chance to walk to first. Dillon
Followed with a safe bunt, after which
Brashear started a slow one that
cleared the Oakland infield and was
making its way into the left garden.
Wheeler was tearing for third and
did the best he could to get out of the
way. of the ball. Perrines eyes were
riveted on the other base runners, and
when the ball hit Wheeler in it's course
the indicator man did not see it, though
everybody in the grand stand did.
Though the Oaks protested vigorously,
Perrine stood by his ruling and the
Angels won the game. for Wheeler
kept on his way till he registered.
FULL OF PEPPERY WORK
Unlike the other two contests of the
series, the game was one lively affair,
full of interest and replete with pep
perry work in every round. The pitch
ers were working their curves and
control for fair and held the heavy
hitters safe in nearly every inning.
Gray's wildness gave the Oaks their
lone run in the first inning, but once
the big southpaw got a line on the
opposing batsmen he was there forty
ways and he moved them down like
grass.
Texas" Mcfarland, the man who
gave 1o bases on balls the last time he
started here. pitched every bit as good
ball as Gray, and had not the unfortu-
nate decision come about at the criti-
cal moment he might have pitched his
Angel rival to a standstill while the
light held out.
After Jimmy Smith had been slowed
away in the first, Pa Van Haltren Of
feed up to Gray strong and got away
with a pass. A moment later he prof
tied by the southpaw's wildness and
reached second on high heave. After
neatly stealing third, Van completed
his trip on the long fly that Heine
Heitmuller tore off to Cakes. This run
saved the Oaks from a white coating.
The third inning produced the first
run for the southern band. With two
out of the way, Oakes responded with
his second two sacker' into left field,
and he had scarce landed on the sack
before Wheeler swung in with the
twin brother to the hit. Mcfarland
seemed to be ready for an aerial voy-
age, but he managed to get Dillon in
time to prevent a rally.
FIELDERS Do GOOD WORK
The fielders had plenty to do in most
every inning and they did their work
well, not one of them falling down on
a chance, no matter how hard it was.
Though the inf1elds of both teams did
most of the star work, the lads in the
outer gardens furnished several lively
spectacles by cutting off sure looking
II H.
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with great rush and might have won
instead of finishing second had the
distance been trifie greater. Sir Bril-
lar, showing speed for the first time in
many starts. led into the stretch, but
faltering at the end, wound up clever
third. Bologna, the favorite. got off
poorly. ran up into forward contention
at the last turn, and then was shut off
and pocketed.
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Baseball Notes

Beth Dillon and @ Hogan , mad busy day
is chances perfectly and the big AnreI
captain was right behind him with Is. This is
out Of the ordinary.
The kids turned out about 1000 strong and
and Manager Jack Gleason wore his usual
Thursday smile. As usual. they did all their
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Wheeler Sacrifice hits-HeitmulIer 2. First base
on called balls-Of Gray 2. Struck out-By
Cook, Wheeler Wild pitches-Gray 2. Time
of game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
Perrine.
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BEAVERS DEFEAT SEALS

PORTLAND, May 28.-Erratic pitch
ing and loose playing enabled Portland
to take the game from San Francisco
today. Score:
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American League

PHILADELPHIA. May <c--DetrOlt knocked
Dygert of the rubber today by scoring six
runs on four hits and three passes and had Nc
difficulty in winning the game. Score:
no+,o,. r; r. y y Il
HDllauelpnla --.-.--..-..-
Batteries-Summers and Schmidt; Dygert, Car
ter and Schreck-
BOSTON. May 2S-Boston lost the last game
Of the series to Chicago today. Score:
Shisago Ss1bsg Z 4
Boston ......---- Il
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Cicotte, Pruits
and Carrigan.
WASHINGTON May 2s.-washington batted
Lattfmer of the rubber In the fifth inning today.
defeating Cleveland. Score:
aSn1ngIon .--......--.....+---.
OleVelanu
Batteries-Falkenburg and Street; Lattimer.
Liebhardt and Clarke.
ST. LOUIS. May 2s.-st- Louis made It thres
straight from New York today. Rube Wadde1
rejoined the St. Louis team today
NeW aoEs nnssn ana s,s1hsns ortS S
Kleinow.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Garrett 8. by Sutor I. Base on
hit-Sutor. Three base hits-Johnson,. Raftery.
Double play-Sutor to Curtis. Sacrifice hits
Ryan. Mohler. Bassey (2), johnson. First base
on errors--portland 3. San Francisco /. Left on
bases-Portland 6, San Francisco 3. Time of
gane--1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-O' Con-
nell.
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minute. on nj 3:55. Girl. @ place. 3 show:
Winner ch. m. by Loyalst-S t-Salnire. Trained
Second and third driving. High price
Girl quickly ran up near the front. moved
Sibari closed we'll Briilar stopped badly.
WELL Mechiin stopped at half mile. SO
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National League

ST. LOUIS. May 2s.-Hard hitting enabled
the Chicago Nationals to win today's game from
st. Louis. Score:
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FIELDERs DO GOOD WORK

The fielders had plenty to do in most
every inning and they did their work
well, not one of them falling down on
a chance. no matter how hard it was.
Though the inf1elds of both teams did
most of the star work, the lads In the
outer gardens furnished several lively
spectacles by cutting off sure looking
hits after long runs. The score:
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The Calls Form Chano Races at EmeryviIIe

NoTEI1e n
n
Thursday ehuned
q
2Ea7
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PITTSBURG. May 2S.-Boston won the last
game of the series with the Pittsburgs today.
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ime-:27 IS. AS 2-5, Is0l. l:l0 10 At post
sibsrI. 30 place. c-5 show; Brillar. 70 show
by j. H. johnson. Start good. Won cleverly
Columbia Girl 90 Slbari s. Brillar Z. Columbi
up fast sn the stretch and won handily enough
TioIlander. cut OF after leaving half pole, clos
cid Bologna.
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Chicago ...........-..........s IL
Batteres-Sallee. Raymond Hostetter and Lud-
wig; Frazer and King. Umpire-Johnston.
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The railways of Siam have total
length Of ass miles.
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IOHN II. SHEEHAN-YADA-HE
BEST CHANCE-JOHN H. SHEEHAN
NEXT BEST-TOMMY AHEARN

Apprentice allowance.
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Ilne-s24. ;4s. l:ol; 10 30. At post minutes.
Aftermath. 6-5 place. 3-5 show: Prolific, show.
Trained by G. il. Keene- Start good. Won drivi
Silver Sue 13 Water Thrush l3 Paddy Lynch IA
last 20 yards. Aftermath had no excuses. p
vel. Mehher sfonned. A poor LOT.
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WASHINGTON. May 2s.-washington batted
Lattimer OF the rubber In the fifth inning today.
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A TRAVELLING MANS experience.

IL must lel you my experience On
an East bound O. r. & n. r. r. train
from Pendleton to lie Grande. Ore.
writes Sam A. CARRIER, a well known
travelling man n was IN the smoking
department With some other travel
ing men when one Of them went out
into Tie coach and came back and
said. There IS a woman sick unto
death in the car. at once got up
and went out. found her very III with
cramp collie; her hands and arms were
drawn up so you could not straighlen
them. and with Geathlike look on her
face. Two or three ladies' were work
ing with her and giving her whisky
went to my suit case and got my
bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
aud Diarrhoea Remedy q never travel
WITHOUT it), ran to the water tank.
put double dose OF the medicine in
The glass, poured sore water into u
and stirred II with a pencil; then
had quite a time to get the ladies' 10
let me give It to her, but | succeeded.
I could at once see the effect and J
worked with her, rubbing her hands,
and In twenty minutes ! gave her an
other dose. BY this time we were al
most into lie Grande, where ! was to
| leave the train. | gave the bottle 70
The husband to be used IN case an
other dose should be needed but by
the time the train ran into Ls Grande
she was all right, and ! received the
! thanks Of every passenger IN the car.
For sale by Q. X. Renfro.
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Common Sense
And A. Tablet.
DO Away With Dyspepsia Stomach
Trouble and Make Meals
a PIeasllrn-

When your stomach goes N strike
aud mass meetings OF indignation are
held an over your body, then il Is that
You shonil sit up and take notice.
II IS clearly and only a question Of
cohni-n sense-is this thing called
Dyspepsia. Take away. by abuse. over
eating, excuses and high living, the
things which the stomach needs and
you have dyspepsia and indigestion,
then other maladies follow these-this
is common sense
The stomach Is willing enough but
you won't let II do It's wcrk You take
away he materials which are SO neces-
sarv tor Il 10 use.
Gre back these materials and dys,
pepsia aud Indigestion flee and the
whole machinery of man begins slowly
TO move aud teits work.
What the stomach needs Is nerve
f-rcc. fluids for It's digestive glands,
nourishment and power. All these
necessities II takes from the blood. II
dyspepsia gives nothing 30 the blood,
the blood gives nothing 70 the stomach.
This Is common sense also, pure,
simple and uhalioyed.
Stnari's Dyspepsia Tablets are com,
mon sense pressed by high power into
tablets Ia these tablets are powerful
essences which so into the stomach.
digest food. stop gas making, nreyenf
avcayng OF food enrich the gastric
Juices. are absorbed by the blood and
thus give Il strength to furnish a bet
Ter fluid for ligesting the next meal.
Every physician knows what comprises
these tablets; every druggist has the
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PROH|BS
CARELESS

The electors nominated by the state
prohibition convention. held in Okla
homa City in April can not have thoir
names printed on the state balloss.
Through the inadyer,ence OF an Of
ficer OF the contention the list OF nom
lnees was not Tiled within the time
specified by law under which the lim-
II for such purposes IS September I
The Prohibition leaders acknowl,
edge that the fault is within their
party, but naturally are sorely disap-
pointed 81 the lurn OF affairs. The
refusal OF Secretary linn Of the state
election board 10 accept the names
means that an the work 'oi the con-
fenuon has practically gone for
nanght
Mr linn explained today his inabll.
fly 70 allow the electors OF the
rerys 10 be printed With those 4
the other parties. The Ian makes
20 exceptions on the subject. ho said,
Following are the names presented for
'hllng:
q. S. Siockwell Muskogee; J. v.
Brewer Guthrie; Lee Tucker, 1.aho-
ma. Or ! A. Medoris. l.ahomA. R
n. Nuckols Okemah;.' e plfph. Rolf;
~ \ NcKplebl RooFeYfl
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.L|SK
C0MMENDs
TEXT BOOKS

Prot @ A. Lisk, city superlntend.
ent, Of Aiya is quoted In the Ava Re-
view-c5urer. OF September TO- rela-
tive TO the pew sext books. The
change IN the text book system IS
highly commended by Prof. Lisk- The
Review-Courier, one OF the strong Re-
publican papers of northwestern Ok
iahoma, says:
IL may not be amiss 70 say a
word here regarding the change in
text books AS provided by law a
text book commission was appointed
by Governor Haskell which commits
sion has adopted a uniform line Of
text books 10 be used IN the common
schools Throughout the state during
the next five years,
There are az least TWO distinct
advantages 10 be gained BY this. IN
case child moves from one district
to another ne goes into a school using
the same books he has been study.
ing: this must evidently mean bettsr
work Fprlhsa ttec coAtsof tle books
is lessened. not only 10 the pupil
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goifg from one district 10 another, blt
to others as Well Taking the Alya
schools as an example we find that
the books neede1 throughout the
eight grades Under the old plan cost
SIG while under the present uniform
adoption the cost for the books 70
cover the same work will be but
Sl1.55
Even the additional cost for books
to cover the work in The new studies
Of agriculture. Oklahoma history, etc,
will not raise the total TO over Si4.5o,
thus still showing a saving over the
old plan.
The pupils already in school and
having the necessary books is offer
ed the privilege Of exchsnging the old
books for new ones on payment OF
one-half the list price This burden
thrown on these pupils Is but tempo
rary as IL is more than compensated
BY the gain in the years following.
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PRESENT CAMPAIGN OF
REPUBLICAN MACH IEE
Personal FIGHT d.
REGTED AGAINST GOV.
HASKELL.


Much has teen heard during the
present politicai CAM 4sgn about can.
ned speeches. but il remains for the
Republican press bureau of Oklahoma
to originate canned newspaper stories
and editorials.
on September 70 letter was sent
cut to the weekly Republican news
papers Of Oklahoma enclosing eight
typewriter pages Of alleged news,
with advice TO the editors that none
Of the enclosed matter will appear in
the daily papers until Friday, Septem-
Der 8, thus giving this matter ex-
clusHeiy to the weeklies. An effort
viii be made TO give you exclusive
service at all times"
Il win be noticed that this matter
IS all prepared and mailed out more
than a week before ii is released for
publication, so that if any Of IL ever
had any news value, II would be lost
before thai time An examination 81
this Republican press bureau dope re-.
yeals some remarkable declarations,
Under a Guthrie date line, one OF the
stories says:
"But why should Flynn meet Has
keli IN a debate that has no other pur-
pose than TO make Haskell an issue
OF the campaign Just at present the
issue Is whether Oklahoma viii align
Itself with the solid South. or viii IL
vote for TAFT and take It's place among
the progressive states that are the
real factors In shaping the govern.
ment policies OF the day
In the face OF this declaration py
the Republican press bureau that Coy
ernor Haskell Is not an issue in the
present campaign, is the remarkable
fact thar the eight pages of typewrit-
ten matter are devoted exclusively 70
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win Interest Many.

Every person should know that
good health Is impossible If the kid
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Remedy will cure kidney and bladder
disease in every form, and viii build
up and strengthen these organs SO
they viii perform their functions
properly. No danger of Brights dis
ease or diabetes II Foley's Kidney
Remedy is taken in time. G. r. Rem
fro.
Foleys Orino Laxative is new
lemedy, an Improvement on the laxa-
iives of former years, as II does not
grippe or nauseate and is pleasant %
take. 1t is guaranteed, c. r. Renfro.
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PROPOSE TO MAKE TEST CASE
Special to Daily Leader.

Arapaho, Okla. Sept. 1.-THE Sc
cialists of Custer county, assembled
al a convention during a country Pic
mic, nominated Bldrf j. W. Hull for
representative. Ills name and creden-
uals VIII be presented TO the state
election board and in the event OF the
inSs VIII be instituted 10 compel inc
board to place the name on the ot.i-
eial ballot A fund OF $500 has been
subscribed to be used In prosecuting
The suit
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GlSEv. S INDICTMENTS AT ENDGRL GETS HER RING RAG
,ecial to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Enid. Okla, Sept. l6.-Seyenteen
indictments We're returned by tie fed
eral grand jury which has been IN ses-
sion here. No indictments We're re-
turned against L. J. Jones, G. II Bill
lings, Mcmphis Jones and Fred Whit
VINO were charged wiihyioia;lng the
postal laws. Arthur Price. of EEld,
charged with opening mail taken from
the postoflice boxes OF other persons
pleaded guilty and will be sentenced
in October to a reiormatory.
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specIaI 70 palIy Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
kingtisher, Okla, Sept. 16.--A gold
ring, pretty girl a court trial and a
jail sentence are involved in roman
&c series OF circumstances recently
happening in llingfisher and Hennos-
gey. ., Walton was wearing ring
that was claimed by Miss DE Vault.
She demanded ITS return. Walton re-
fused 10 comply and Offered to pawn
II 10 a broker. He was arrested and
irled and fined $25 and given a jail
sentence Of ten days. Miss De Vault
recovered the ring.
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UNIVERSITY OPENS.

Special to Daily Leader.
Norman, Okla, Sept l6-The stale
opened here today with an
OF POO students who had
never been TO the varsity before The
freshman class viii consequently be
the largest In the history of the state
school The formal opening exercises
are reserved for tie end of the week.
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BAPTIST COLLEGE OPENS.
pecial to Daily Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Hastings. Okla. Sept i6.-The Hast
lngs Baptist college has been opened
with a large attendance add good prns.
poets fcr a successful year President
r A. Rushing and the Rev c. r.
Hhiffied. member of the faculty
delivered adllressils dnfipg the olshilis
cnffnonies
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LISTENED TO LURE OF Spirits


Special 10 Daily Leader.
Newkirk. Okla, Sept i6.- Under
the spell OF splritualism Mrs Il g.
Goats has wandered away from he's
home and can not be found llas
husband has been seeking for her IA
Arkansas City and Winfield, but with.
out results. Mrs. Goats attended a
spirilualisi meeting IA July and claims
thai she was pQssefsed Of cpn .de
mguding that she should separaEe hef-
self from her family.