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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12

Charles Ram Kennedy's play 'The Winterfeast, /" will be produced in Ber- lin during the coming season 1t is tp be one of the first productions % be made in series of plays selecte,i by Dr, Paul Lindau of the Berlin Court Theater. The cast will be selected from among the members of the Schauspiel. haus company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
s1O7,529.4i
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, County of Gila, ss: l, B. J. Kellner, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief
 B. ]. KELLNER. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this Huh day of Septemoer, 1909
 H. H. BRI', Notary Public. My commission expires December l3, 1910.
 CoRREcT-Attest:
 F. r. KELLNER
 B. J. kELLNER
 Directors
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12

The labor law in the District of Co. lumbia passed by congress as an expert ment year ago, is reported to be working successfully. IL mas resulted in reduction of the number of estab- lishments employing children and in general betterment of labor conditions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
STOCK QUOTATIONS AND GOSSIP ON
 EXCHANGES

(By private wire to J. C.. Wilson, Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles, member New York Stock, Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade and the Stock and Bond Exchange, Los Angeles.)
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
 THE GLOBE BANK & SAVINGS

CO, at Globe, in the Territory of Ar izona, at the close of business, Sep tember 1, 1909.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-12
Mining and Financial News

Corn was depressed by liberal sales by leading holders. The close was weak with prices off 3-S to 5-S.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
KITE FLIER NEAR TO DEATH
Man on Roof of Paxton All But Pulled
over COrntce When Tangled
in String.

Dragged by the leg by a stout kite string
to the coping stone on the roof OF the Pax
ton block at Sixteenth and Farnam streets.
and in danger of being pulled over the edge
of the coTnice and dashed TO death on the
pavement ninety feet below was the ex-
p%erience undergone by /. w. Cunningham
of Chicago, organizer for the Loyal Order
OF Moose Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Cunningham was engaged In putting
to flight the big kite of the order, which
was sailing h~eavenward in a fifteen-mile
wind, from which was to be suspended a
dummy which appears to be hanging from
a trapeze. The kite. one of the largest In
the country, sailed out beautifully, but with
such force that it taxed the utmost en-
deavors of Mr.. Cunningham's two as
~sistants to keep 1t in line, Inc from which
was suspended the banner of the order
in addition. TIL tough kite string by
some means wound about Mr.. Cunning
hams leg as 1t started on Its flight and he
was lifted to the edge of the coping and
was Just going over when his two assist
ants made a heroic grab for him and he
was rescued from his PERIL
II required the combined efforts of The
three men to keep Cunningham from being
carried completely over the edge OF the
roof and then only after the kite string
had been cut loose. leaving the kite to float
away at win. The kite was recovered later
in the afternoon several blocks distant.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
LEG CRUSHED BY STREET CAR
Harry DotsOn Steps from Behind One
Car I'm Front of An
other.

Harry Dotson, 2SO9 California street,
20 years of age, was so seriously
injured tina his left leg will prob
ably have to be amputated as the result
of being struck by a westbound car at
the corner of Twelfth and Harvey streets
about 500 last night.
Dotson, with a friend who boards at his
home. was planning to spend the evening
in Council Bluffs. He alighted from an
eastbound Harvey street car at Twelfth
street to catch a Council Bluffs car. lie
walked around the rear end of the car
and into another approaching from the
opposite direction. He was knocked un-
derneath the car and his left leg badly
torn and mangled.
At thes time of the accident Detectives
Mcdonald and Walker happened to be
near. They called the police ambulance
and the man was taken to the Omaha
General hospital. where he was attended
by DIR. Fitzglbbons and Police Surgeon
Barbour. DIR. Smith, Union Pacific sur
geon also calling at the hospital.
Thursday Dotson was removed TO St.
Joseph's hospital and operated upon by
Drs. Updegraff and Smith. He is greatly
weakened by the shock and loss of blood
and his condition is critical.
Dotson is employed in the Union Pa
cific shops. He lives with his faith er and
mother, who were Immediately notified
and came TO the hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
NEBRASKANS TO TALK CRIME
Omaha Judges and Others Invited TO
Attend Important Conference
at North w estePn.

Judge Manosh b. Reese. Judge Lee s.
Estelle. John Lee Webster. DIR. NJ. A. Bull
lock and A. D.. Beemer have been asked by
the National Conference on Criminal Law
and Criminology to participate in the meet
ing at Northwestern university in com
memoration OF the fiftieth anniversary of
the founding OF the Northwestern university
College of Law, to be held in Chicago
June rs.
Judge Roscoe Pound, formerly dean Of
the College of Law Of the University Of
Nebraska, is chairman of the committee Of
organization of the conference.
Among the distinguished citizens who will
take part in the conference. are President
Theodore Roosevelt. President-elect w. II.
Taft. Bishop Fallows Of Chicago, DR..
Homer Folks Of New York, F. b. Kellogg
OF ST. Paul. Attorney General Bonaparte,
Judge Delaney OF Washington, DIR. s..
Weir Mitchell Of Philadelphia and Judge
Alton b. Parker of New York, together
with many OF the most distinguished Grim
inologists of the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

this week yesterday At Mrs. Butts home.
Those present today were Mesdames ]. l.
Adams, r. v. Cole, T. l.. Combs. w. r.
Cahill. James Dewar. Ralph Hayward. c.
r. Goodman, A. E.. Hatfield, II. q. Jack
son, ]. B.. Klausner. Clinton Miller. Joseph
Polcar, e. F. Bellman. T. b. Coleman.
James Cook, A. B.. Curry, w. N. Dorward.
c. F. Frisbie, L. Grass. f. A. Higgins, r.
G. Jordan, r. II. Knittle. J. A. Mcintyre.
G. w. sanborn, shotwell. w. Whitaker.
J. W. woodruff. Davis OF South Omaha,
w. II. Slabaugh Of South Omaha, Van
Dom, Herbert Wilcox, Charles Keefer, NJ.
Meyers Of South Omaha, Misses Cole, Ell
l%ingwood. Madge Billiard, Ada Tye, Helen
Bixby Of Council Bluffs. Matte Robertson
and Marie Butts.
Military HiHh-FIve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shaw gave a milf
tary high five party Wednesday evening at
their home. The rooms were decorated with
the national colors and in the center of
each OF the tables was a miniature fort.
Prizes we're won by Mrs. j. c. Whinnery,
Mr.. John Ormsby and Miss Frances
Lavadge. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Sprague. Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Perry,
Mr.. and Mis-. K. w. Snow. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. whin-
merry, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hood, MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Shaw, Mrs. John ormsby.
Misses Frances Lavage. Nellie sprague,
Mary Sprague. Messrs. Norman whinnery,
Edward Sprague, John ormsby, and
LavsEe.
Surprise Party.
A party Of friends gave a sprprise party
Tuesday evening for Miss Margaret Nee
han at her home, 141 North Nineteenth
street, A variety Of games and dancing
afforded the evenings amusement. Those
present we're Miss Louise Blberts, Miss
Emma Stevens. Miss Alma Norm. Miss
Belle Coburn. Miss Margaret Meehan, Miss
Carrie Edwards. Miss Ellen Stevens, Miss
Gertrude Nelson, Miss Anna Stuart, Miss
Marie Meehan, Mr.. Orrin Storey. MIR. Fred
Groussmann, Mr.. Ernest Sward, Mr.. Ar
thur Moore, Mr.. Charles Duffie, Mr.. Her
man Krewiz. Mr.. Charles Dettman and Mr..
George Meehan.
A surprise party was given Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E..
Norman, 1917 Chicago street. Cards were
played and supper served late in the even
ing. Five tables of players were present
and MIR. and Mrs. Norman were presented
with a handsome china tea set.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

office. He was originally arrested about
a month ago and the case was set for
Tuesday of this, week in police court
When Collins failed to appear, Tuesday
morning for trial. Judge Crawford issued
a capias for his arrest. The case will be
heard by Judge Crawford a week from to-
day, Collins having been released on d cash
bond. DIR. Council declares he intends. to
prosecute every physician who does not re-
port all his cases of contagious diseases.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
PHYSICIAN is UNDER ARREST
Failure to Report Case of Smallpox
Charge Brought Against
DIR. Collins.

DR.. Collins, one OF tie Hot Springs doc
tors, has been arrested on a capias is
sued several days ago by Police Magis-
trate Crawford. The arrest was effected
Wednesday afternoon by Special Officer
Bonce. after looking for Collins for two
days. The doctor was sought to answer
a charge of failing to report a case of
smallpox to the health commissioners
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
SOCIALISTS TO HAVE TICKET
Decide on Candidates to Go Before
the People mt Coming
Election.

Omaha socialists held a meeting last
night at Labor temple and decided to
place a full ticket in the field for the
approaching spring election.
With the exception of candidates for one
or two places the following is the list of
those who will file preliminary to the pri-
mary:
Mayor, c. c. Vaughan; city clerk. vii.
liam Westman; building inspector, Harry
C. Pettingel; comptroller, j. N. Carter;
city attorney, II. A. Barnett.
Councilmen-FIrst ward. ID. Lentz: Sec
ond, Charles Rubenstein; Third, Harvey
G. Brown; Fourth, not yet selected; Fifth,
c.. w. Lumbeck; Sixth, T.. /. Morrow:
Seventh, N. p. Sackett; Eighth, Jesse b.
Martell: Ninth, Peter Mehrens; Tenth, Al
bert Freeman; Eleventh, Harry H. Farmer;
Twelfth, r. d. SNYDER.
Ask about United Wireless Telegraph
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
.'Fraud. Upon the PubIIcY

is what some physicians have called patent
medicines. and it is undeniably true that
are frauds and some are even worse,
they are Injurious. On the other
hand. there are many patent medicines
such as Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
and others, which are OF real
worth. and are recommended by physicians
OF recognized standing.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
OLD PYTHIANS WILL MEET
Pioneer Association of X. of II. VIII
HRve Dinner at Hotel Loyal,
This Evening.

The Pioneer. Pythian association, an or
ganization exclusively Nebraskan, will
hold its annual banquet tonight at the
Hotel Loyal. Many men from Lincoln. Ere
mont and other towns, all members OF
the Knights OF Pythias for more than
twenty years, will be in attendance. Grand
Chancellor J. C. Cieiand will be among
the members, as well as a few past grand
chancellors.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

One Ivers a Pond. In fine condition
taken in exchange on a Krabe Grand. This
piano has been thoroughly repaired ana Is
~ nice condition. On sale for H6. %.
Exchange Department"
HAYDEN BROS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
DARN STOCKINGS ON YOUR SEWING
~ MACHINE.H. IL

Don't darn stockings by hand when you
can get a Singer Darner that can be used
on any lock-stitch sewing machine. Makes
darning a pastime. For sale at Singer
store. 1914 Douglas street. Omaha, Eeb.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

One Cramer upright iE Salnu case.
Beautiful carved design. full size and is in
fine condition. Costs when new 500, now
offered at s145.
Exchange Department"
HAYDEN BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

One Hallet a Davis upright grand. This
piano is made to the especial order of one
Of omAha's oldest families. II is still in
fine condition. has been thoroughly re-
paired. polished. etc, and costs when new
$500. We took It as part payment on the
Knabs-AnSelus. This plano is offered at
uS0
~"E1change Department"
RROa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
Nobody is Too old

or cold is with DIR. Kings New Disc overy.
Soc and 800. For sale by Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
HutehinEs-GO Wed

The wedding Of Charles o. Hutchings
to Miss Ruth B. Gosney. better known to
her friends as Miss Bessie Gosney. took
place at the residence OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Gosney. Twenty
seventh and c streets. yesterday at . p.
m. Only the immediate relatives OF the
bride and groom witnessed the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

Ask about United Wireless Telegraph
stock. s.. s. Switzer. $50 Paxton block
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

Exchange Department"
HAYDEN BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
Informal

Mrs. w. II. Butts and Mrs. Simeon Jones
gave the second of a series Of bridge parties
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s: !. n. (.
UNABLE TO
SEE BALL
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Enid. Okla, June 2e-A unique rec
ord Is ihat Of pitching the first mo-
hit game in the Western association,
yet that Is the pace set by Pitcher j..
g. Ashley. better known as Scissors
and more familiarly yet as stomach.
Of the Rairoaders' pitching staff. Yes.
terday's same went TO the Readers ths
count being 70 0,
Ii Is. record enough TO twlrl a
no bit ttacas, but this one Is the first
In the w A. this year and will prob
ably be- The only one.
Ashley bad bis splitter IN fine con.
dilion ard simply had the Senator'S
looking like farmers. He sent snem
Oh all sides and twisted them IN all
directions and the Senators lust could
no, solve the slsnters.
The Guthrie contenders beefed and
beefed agrln but Il availed them -n0lh.
ing Tor they didn't have a show.
Things took a Railroader appear
ance from the start and Il was not a
dlfflcul, matter TO nab things.
Besides the twrllng Of the long,
slim Ashley, there was another fea
tura, A magnificent one hand stab
on hard line drive was that OF Isn-
bell. which sent the fans Wild and he
well deserves the credit he won
Clyde Gels. claiming Enid as bis
home was the boNnan for the Guth-
RE bunch and he pitched good bali
with The exception OF one inning. Tnls
was The third when Enid grabbed a
Quafieiie OF tallleJ off Ol as many
awafa
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus at Kansas Gig.
Toledo at Milwaukee.
indianapolis ct st. Paul
Louisville At Minneapolis.
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National League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, June 22--All games
scheduled for today In the National
league have been called or on accouu
OF the funeral OF George b. Doyey.
president OF the Boston club The
funeral VIII be held in Philadelphia
this afternoon and mill be attended
by all presidents Of the National lea
que clubs
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

San Antonio, Tex. June 22--The
Nets rest In the second division now
as the result OF double defeat ad-
minlstered by San Antonio The sting
Of defeat was driven the more deeply
Because of the fact that both contests
were lopslded. WiIdness Of the pitch
ers and unfortunate errors were re-
sponslhlo for The second beating
while an utter inability 10 hit Harry
Ables caused the first
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BartlssvlIle S, Muskoues .

Muskofee. Okla. June 22--Musko-
gee tried out new pitcher Harlan,
sud lost the game before he could be
lerked out OF the box Bartlesyllle
SHIFTING the locals out
score: R.H. E.
Nnskoeee 900 00a O00-0 6 .
BartIesvllle OOA 00i O0O-~h 2
Batleriea. Harlan, Cayetl and Har
nngton: Daniels and Haas
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New York. June washington
and New York again broke even In q
double.header. Ttr visitors won the
first game. 6 to 4. In The second con.
test which New York won. 3 to 2
lnmbles by Browne. Washngton's left
fielder. gave the Locals two ssins.
Score First Ganiu- RH T
WashusNhn seip t01eo00 lpe9 -6 = |
New York 020 oI0 0ip--+ IS ;
BatterleE- Hughes. Orgy johnson
and Street; Warhop and Klelnow.
Blair.
summary Two base bit, Mcbride,
laPorte, Austin. Demmilt three base
hits, KniEht Uuglnuhs struck out, by
wafhop 8. BY Hughes 2, BY Johnson :.
Umplres-~ KERN and Sheridan
Score Second G9me II +
Washington 900 go 1io-a /
New york 020 90 00s-y 3 Q
Batteries Hughes Allrqck AMI
Street: Manning and Blair
Summary, Two hase hIH Chase
three base hit. nemmliE elfuck oa5s
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So lroiIeId Il, plttsbuFs 0

Springfield, June ~ Hamilton, the
young anuthpaw. won his ninth
straight victory. the hume team shut
ling ON. I'!t s1urg. II TO Q, Grady
ocored q home run
Sc0re II, II. 70.
II tahurg 600 600 600 0 3 |
springfield 0iO $50 50'-lt l6 |
batlerts- Bell, KlllIlay and Kellys
hamilton and Biennan.
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Aonstnn 4. Eori Mnrth 3

""ENHF " = y 2 = =
Houston. Tex, June % Bunehel
bits In the thirteenth. after one was
down enabled Houston TO win.
score n. II. E.
Houston 000 0Og 20i 600 Ia 2
n, Worth 80 600 0i0 O00 0-3 .
Batteries Rose and Gordon Me-
Kay and Green.
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TEXAS LEA0uE

oklahoma City at san Antonio.
Dallas at WeeO.
Shreveport At Galveston
Fort Worth AZ Houston
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hdtttttch-~ ~0faNNtN bNtftt altu
Stephene, Donovan and Slanage.
Snmmaiy-Two base hit, Crawford;
hase on lalls. OFF Grahaml. off Dono.
van q: struck out. by Graham b by
Donovan q
umplrcs Egan and Evans.
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webb CITY II, Joplin !

Webb City June z2--Joplin used
Two pitehels IN an attempl 70 prevent
j slaughter. but lost the game to-
Webb CITY II 10 B.
score: II. II f.
Webb ery . Goo O02 U0a--iI i3 8
Joplin . $50 600 600 ! 6 5
Batteries Taylor and Brown. Beck
anblugh. Burgess and Erloff.
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Summary --llaTned runs, Enid 3.
lels on bnses, enid 9. Guthrie 2; stol.
au bases. Herring. Brooks, Kennedy,
Reed; base on balls, OF Geist 8 struck
out by hahley 3. by Geist 3 hita by
nilehed ball, Smith, double play,
Smith to Bowman TO Jones. Attend.
lnce 900. Umpire Hansen.
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Waco 4, naIIas

Waco. Tex, June S2-Tw0 hits, q
base on balls, an error and SOME
good base running netted the locals
three runs and the game, In The fourth
frame.
Waco .... 600 aOi 00s-A 4 4
Dallas .4... 600 0Ol n00-l 6 o
Batteries Holmes and 0t' Peters
and Onslow.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sc. Louis at Detroit
WashiLeton At Philaielphia.
New York nj Boston.
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nTMnnn ATnI
UEMUUnA D..

Macks New Democratic Magazine is attracting
national attention.
The Leader has perfected clubbing arrangements
with the new magazine
The National Monthly is a new Democratic
magazine. Norman L. Mack, National Chairman,
Editor This is an organ that has been a long felt
want, and is bound to be the best publication in the
United States Here are few Of the prominent con
tributors: Gov John f. Shafroth, Of Colorado Gov
Judson Harmon Of Ohio; U. s. Senator Culberson, of
Texas; Hon. William Jennings Bryan; Senator
Champ Clark, Mssouri Col Henry Watterson,
Courier-Jonnal, Louisville, KY; Hon. John w
Kern, lndiana lhos. r. Smith, Tammany Hall; Sen.
Benz r. Tillman, South Carolina; Gov Charles N
Haskell Oklahoma; Sen. Thomas p. Gore, Oklahoma;
Sen. Robt. L. Owens, Oklahoma; Gov. David r.
Francis, Missouri.
In order to push the National Monthly we offer
the Daily Leader three months, by mail, and the
National Monthly one year for $l.25.
The Oklahoma Weely Leader and National
Monthly one year, $l00 Strictly in advance,
The regular prices are: Daily months, $lOO
Weekly, year, $l.00.
National Monthly, year, $l.OO.
Ad 81 The Leader, Guthrie,
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WHEFETINF7 I4TVTIEU, EFWNH WIIW IEH
son; McQulllen and Jackliiach,
summary base bit. Doom;
three base hit, LeIfIeld, Grant, Jack
litach: bese on balls. off Llesield 8
on McQuillen 3. struck out By Lie
field l. by Frock 2
umplref- Rlgler and O'Day.
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by Manning g., by Hughes S base on
balls, Hughes 8. Manning T.
. Umplreg-Kerln and Sheridan
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Guthrie al Enid
Bartlesyille at Muakogee.
Joplin nj Webb City
pitlsburg at Springfield
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Galveston .. shrsvsperl 3

Galveston. Tex, June % Bradford
0utpitchod Bauer and the locals won
easily
Score: RSH' r.
Galveston ..,... 0i0 022 sos 10 4
Shreveport . 900 600 002--2 .
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Marvellous Preparation
Perfected by a Guthrie
Man--Really Grows
Hair and Removes
Dandruff.
New Age Dandruff Remedy and New

New Age Dandruff Remedy and New
Age Hair Grower are two valued prod
ucts that have been perfected by DR.
Hixon Of this city These formulas
have proven that they can do all that is
claimed for them in stopping the loss Of
hair, invigorating the scalp, and causing
tho disappearance Of dandruff and pro-
ducing renewed growth Of hair in any
ease, which achievement is generally be-
lieyed to be impossible by the public.
This fact has been So thoroughly
demonstrated 10 a number Of business
people Of Guthrie and surrounding towns
in Oklahoma that Corporation has
been formed with a capitalization of
$4,000 to place these Remedies on the
market on large plan
In order to show his faith in these
products, DR. Hixon has placed limited
amount Of these goods on sale in the
Drug Stores and Barber Shops Of Guth.
RE and has also arranged to fiji any out
side orders promptly.
New Age Dandruff Remedy is pre-
pared for all eases whore the hair is fall
ing out, itching and eruptiye scalp, and
dandruff present, restoring the hair and
scalp TO a healthy condition in a very
short time.
New Age Hair Grower, is ESPECIALLY
prepared for those who desire the hair
to be increased III thickness, and also for
that vast number Of individuals who
have lost all or part Of their hair
Full directions accompany each pack
age as well as a valued treatise on the
care and growth of the hair. These
products are put out by New Age Chem
zeal Go. The goods will be on sale in
nearby cities in the near future. We
invite a close inspection and trial Of
these goods. The price Of New Age
Dandruff Remedy is $l.00, and New Age
Hair Grower $50, and viii be sent out
side Of Guthrie, express prepaid on
receipt Of price
New Age Chemical CO.,
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Topeka. June 20 Kauimann was
snvlnclble. and Omaha was shut out
to 0. The game was played In rec
nd time and was characterized By
sensational fielding.
score r. Fl. T..
Omaha . 600 600 000-0 2 =
Topeka ..... 800 2lO OOe-G 10 /
na tefleA keeley and q0Rdlng'
kaulmaun ana kaps. t4tt
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Gelst pitched 4. good game at Enid
yesterday Alhwed only four hits
Which were buhched on him In The
fourth inning.
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!. A special train will be run TO Enid
tomorrow and about 100 local fans
will 20 over to Witness the llal game
OF the Enld-Gulhrle series.
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Dea Molnes.W Wichita game postpon
"a. Des npinea nnableho reach Wlch.
"a IN tune ~ plaS today.
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THURSDAY aIl De lailes day Joplin
and he Senators oaen 4 aesiee hero
4has
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Bentley who pitchei for Ensa hefe
Sunday lost his first game OF the
season. He hmd won thirteen,
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"slsts' willis has won seven out
N nine gaInce ibis season.