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DRIVES A SIMPLEX GAR TWO HUNDRED MILES IN THREE
 HOURS AND A HALF.
Wins the Quaker City Motor Cup by His Wonderful ExpIoit-s2,5 500
 and Cup Valued at $f,0oo.

Fairmount Park. Philadelphia, Oct. S.--ln the presence of nearly half a million spectators, George Robertson, driving 90 horse power Simplex car over the mile course in Fair mount park. won the 200 mile race for the Quaker City Motor Club cup today beating score of the best in the world Robertson took the lead early ia the race and held it to the end His time for the 200 miles up and down hih and around danger ous curves, was 3:3s;5S 4.5; wh4cn breaks the record he made last year in a locomobie
 Motor followers say it was as good racee as was ever run in America There were incidents full of thrll ev- anywhere and all tn time, and the crowd, whether they paid $2 for a seat in the grand stand or stood be- hind the ropes. got ali they could ask.
 Robertson's prize was s2000 and a cup valued at s1.O0o Dingley received sl,250, Harding $750, Pariins $500 Strong nothing.
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WRIGHT MAKES RECORD FLIGHT
 LOWERS THE RECORD FOR THE j AERoPLANE IN A CLOSED
 CIRCULAR SPACE.
Flys at Approximately Forty-six Miles an Hour for Five Hun dred Metres--Makes Two
 Other Ascensirns.

College Park, Md Oct. 9.-Aftei breaking the worlds record fol flights over a closed circuit kilome tre today, Wilbur Wright predicted that he could attain speed of 60 te 70 miles in an aeroplane racer.
 He had just torn through the aii in the government aeroplane at a rate of approximately 46 miles an hour, making a new record of 5S 3-5 seconds for 500 metres and return the turn.
 ' To reduce the higher rate of sped Sir, Wright said he would reduce the size of the bi-planes in the govern ment machine, and at the same time tighten their weight.
 For racing purposes, he said, he would be content with the plane in this aeroplane
 Following the successful flights of the forenoon, MT. Wright made two .ascensions iate in the afternoon.
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BROUGHT OBEDIENCE AT ONCE
Mir. Drayton's Diplomatic Way of Deal.
 Ing with Tommy.

In the Drayton household 1t is said that the father of the family has way of presenting alternatives to his chil. dren that never fails to bring them into line.
 T wish you would speak to Bobby" said Mrs. Drayton one night I've told him to take his medicine and then jump into bed, and he won't do 1t. He just hops round. and says he doesn't want to take the medicine and he doesn't want to go to bedl"
 MT Drayton stepped to the door of Bobby's room and stood there. tall, grave and impressive.
 Bobby" he said, firmly, If you don't take your medicine at once, and then jump into bed, you will be put to bed do you hear me, put to bed, with out having your medicine at all!"
 Upon which Bobby, alarmed and con, fused, swallowed his allotted portion and meekly retired for the night Youths Companion.
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achaneee-and St. Anthonx.

Who knows what is chance? A golf CT told me lately that he was playing in Spain with young Catholic stu dent of divinity, who hit his ball into a forest of thistles. He sought for 1t sorrowfully, for golf balls are ex Densive in Spain. At last the player Aethought him of St Anthony of padua. that great finder of things lost On his watch chain the young man wore bronze cross dedicated to St Anthony, or mixed up with him some. how. Detaching the cross he threw ii high into the jungle of thistles: while my friend marked where it fell. went up to 1t, and found the lost ball lying within few inches of the bronze cross.
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CITY POUND NOTICE.

Taken u9 within the corporate linn it's of the City of Hot Springs, Ark, the following described animals, to wit;
 One red and white calf, female, about 1s or l6 months old, marked split or swallow fork in left ear, mari, or scar over left eye.
 One large black Sow Hog marked under slope in right ear. If same are not redeemed they will be sold for pound fees as prescribed by law at the City Pound between 3 m. and 3 D. m. on october 21, 1909
 M. T. BOLE,
 Pound Master,
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stlmulants Used by Men of Genius.

SA''Af@'tS 0SSN by UGn VT ScniAes
 Socrates, Plato and Horance drank wine freely; Fielding, Sterne and Steel sat too long over their cups and Byron sought inspiration in Hol land gin. Burns was tippler Shel ley drank heavily and Keats, stung by the criticism of his foes. turned for relief to dissipation Our own great est poet, Edgar Allan Poe, though greatly maligned in this regard, found inspiration for some of his gloomiest and widest poetry and prose when under the influence of burgundy.
 Voltaire in his old age drank fifty cups of coffee day, and Balzac de- pended upon the beverage to sustain him during his hours of toll. Johnson was excessively fond of tea. Hazlett, the writer and critic, consumed of tea about a pound week. It is said to have hastened his death.
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vfAEaG. OFT waEnEr

The old landlord of small coun- try inn was sitting listlessly before the fire in the bar parlor when the door opened and a loud-yoiced young fellow exclaimed:
 ''Halloa, grandad Get your frame in circulation Don't sit round here like an old womanl l want accom- modation for man and beast"
 Where's the man? P asked the old landlord in fiash.-Tit-Bits.
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Miss Grace C. Drumhill. a popular young lady of Warren, Ark, connect- ed with the Arkansas Lumber Co. is in the city, guest at the Hotel Spauding Miss Drumhill drove over from Warren in buggy bringing her fine Fentucky buggy horse, and comes plS pared to enjoy her months stay here.
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COARSE WORK.

Seven-year-old Millicent, the mil liners child, was gazing in wonder for the first time at an ostrich.
 "Oh, mammal" she exclaimed, whoever trimmed that poor bird showed perfectly horrible taste : look at the way the tips are ar ranged p'- Illustrated Sunday Mag szine.
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A Line on Him.

"Ah, pretty ladyi' exclaimed the fortune teller You have come to find your future husband?'
 Not muchi" replied the pretty lady I've come to iearr where my present husband is when he's absent"
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EVANS VICTIM OF FoorBALL.

Des Moines. Ia, Oct. Walter Evans. ased iS, died here today from injuries received in q footbai game here yesterday
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Try,no All Round.

"Matrimony may seem very nice, said the mild man, but 1t certainly makes trying times for some people
 For most everybody corrected the keen observer Those who are not trying to get in are trying to gel out"
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Are You Interested

You pay the bill, you wear tho laundry; you can get better work for less money If you want to Just pay the laundry that does your work; don't pay the laundry and the hotel too. You pay the Craighead laundry a
 big price for your laundry so they can pay your hotel 20 per cent out of it,
 PEOPLES LAUNDRY PHONE toooe Compare the list following:
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.

lf yuu Minlr rom bleeding. ifehina hlin1 or pfotrudhIg Piles. send me souT address. aud ] will tell you how to cure yourself at hanie by thc new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment frye for trial. with references from yonr own locality if requested. Immediate re- lipf and permanent cnre assured Send no money, hut tell others of this offer Write tuday to Mrs. M. Summers, Box [, south Bend. Ind.
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Mrs. A. c Bain who has been suiii,s. esing sa New York City has re. turned to the city.
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.

Nice automobile roadster will be on exhibition at the Fair, for sale cheap. Fully equipped with top, glass front, gas tank, spedometer,. and other asses sories that are needed.
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If you need fine tailored suit, tuedo or overeoat, Hart-Schaffner & Mark famous make Is what you want. :. s. Meyer, 35S Central 9.19tf
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F. SPENCER

GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS
 Cor. Grand and Malvern Avenues
 Cleanest and most up-to-date Stock of fresh groceries in the city. Fresh nate. and Kansas City Meats always on hand. A trial will convince you.
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ARLINGTON HACK sfAND, OF. POSiTE ARLINGTON HOTEL. CAR RiAGE CALLS ANSWERED PROMP R AGE GALL 8 ANSWERED p R OMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE 1916. LEE MAY6ERRY PROPRIETOR.
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For first.class fashionable dres making phone 6SS. 10-9-1]
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
aToRIEs oRossLY ovEaDRAwN


II WIS bern OH west member Of
the Wlnnebago tribe. OF the state OF
Nebraska | know for a fact that uhe
real American indian Is iriendls .
ward the government and does not
care to war any more We realize
there Is but q few oi as left and know
our chance IN war Is mighty small
Hhen there are but 100000 OF rs com
pared to nearly l000Og,90O tl the
white mans army OF people.
'These so called Indians who are
creating a lot Of disturbance are not
indians. but band 81 outlaws They
are the ! west type of manklNd
thieves. robbers ana murdcrers. Most
Of utem are half breeds and Mcxi
can greaaefs as we torn them ont
weat Some of lhell are halg Ami.
can aud half Mexicau They get up
IN arms In the guise OF indians, and
shes taev are snhdued they trf 70
play on the sympathy Of the United
States government The real good
peaceful American indian gets the
blame OF it alb Mnsl ui the trouble
among the American Indian Today has
been caused by these outlaws We
feel that the United States govern
ment should rid us Of these maraud
ers and begin # by punlsaing them
to the full extent Of the law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
FURNITURE FACTORY
BURNS At CN|CKASHA


Chlckasaa Okla. March al,-~The
|sigmon furniture factory burned here
last night causing a loss Of over 800.
COO The IRE started at $3.50 u'cl6ck
from an unknown cause and soon was
beyond the control OF the fire depart.
ment though the pluckg Are Fighters
sacceeded IN euntnIng the flames TO
the factory which was located near
tae Frisco depot and no adjoining
bnlldlngs suffered loss.
About two weeks ago this factory
sustained the loss Of one OF rs build.
inga BY nre Il waa thel argesl concfn
OF its Kind m the state, The build.
ine and contents were fully covered
by Insurance and tlle owners an.
u.unce that they viii Immediately
rebuild The factory on q larger scalo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Tho month or March IL on the
march, ana Rroanink elm and wallne
larch are glad to see her ga. ahss
larruped us with bowling gale, shu &
peliad Us with rain and hall. and for.
iy kinds of snow DecelYmg as wih
sunny SMILES and mods and becks and
wicked wlles, she claimed that Sprius
WINS come; and catching US IN Spring
attire she came down like house
anre. and knocked MS out o. plum.
Across the fields yon hear her roar:
She pounds, insisient. at the door. and
walls as though in pain: the gaeh
she wenrs Is frozen stark. sou hear
her weeping In the dark her tears
are bitter rain. She's marching OUT
70 lei her marohl Her lantrums seem
70 take the starch from humble folk
Ike us; we're honlug iof the balm
N day the gentle soothing breath
ol May we're tired Of storm ana fuas
Walt Mason
copyrlght 1909 BY George Matthews
khane
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wALLAcE rRAYLoR lNJuREo



Wallace Traylcr. a lad Of about II
years. narrowly escaped a fatal ae-
oldent Sunday afternoon. He In conf
many with James rutlle and another
hoy. were enjoying ride on their
bicycles ma while going north on the
strsef leading nast the A J Dunlap
place Arthur Woy was proceeding
south III an automobile Az the auto
mobile was turning the corner Of the
street 10 20 south the boys separated.
Two Of them going io the left and
rrayloi TO tine right Of tae road
ii ofler TO let the anio pass. After
separating rraylor attempted 10 cross
The street and Join his companions.
MI. Wey seeing The dangerous act at
nee reversed the machine. bur not
III lime to prevent collision. The
fender Of the auto struck Traylof,
breaking the right collar bone and cut
Ing gasa on the back Of bis head.
james Tuttlos wheel was also struck
and smashed hy the auto.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

lust as Scores Of Guthrie People
Have.
WAITING doehnp nav

Just as Scores Of Guthrie People
Have.
Waiting doesn'l pay
It you neglect the aching back.
Urinary troubles diabetes, surely
follow.
Doans kidney pins relieve baee
ache
Cure every kidney IN
Guthrie citizens endorse them.
Mrs Jennie Baughn, slt S. Third
Street, Guthrie. okla, says sAt the
time | began using Doans Kidney
Pills was suffering from terrible
baekaehee and could not rest day OF
night Sharp, shooting pains IN ny
hack almost took my breath away ii
times and made Il impossible Tor me
II sleep AZ night When iluarlsed IL
the wonderful cures helng effected hY
uuan's Kidney Pulls procured sun
ply 0l this fine remedy att n. Wal
lace'e drug store and began It's use.
This was the turning point Of my sron
Bile. Ay back was soon well and
strong again and lhe pain thing If
The past Doans kidney pills will
always have my highest endofsemeaI
N return for the relief they gave me
For sale hy al Dealers Price 50
cents Foster S|l|hNfn Co. nullaIu
NeN York sole asfnl1 Inf the United
sIaIAs
Hsnemher llle namN paau aaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Oklahoma City, March 30.--0peulng
the season away frnm home olosng
the season away from home. with nu
holiday games and nine Sunday games
against eiayen for other teams. Ii be
gina TO look like Oklahoma city war
handed lemon BY the Texas leagne
schedule makers
The fans are kicking and they have
right 10 do Il With fair schedule
Cklahomp city will make. perhaps the
best town IN this league this year but
the schedule must suit the fans 10 l.
certain degree. oklahoma City should
have had Fourth OF July game or Il
this could not have been arranged the
fans here should have been given e.eY.
en- Sunday gamos
Anyway the fans are not pleased
with the schedule and a.e urging Tres.
ident Moist TO register n kick II II will
10 any good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Chicago, March 81 sun confident
thai na can beat Hackenschmldt IN
any rlnh ana anxious 20 demonstrate
hla ability against the man who en-
abled MIN 10 add wolida champion 10
bis name Frank Gotch. the king ol
The gsapnlers. today accepted the S25.
900 ofsr 10 meet the russian Lion in
Australia Gotch has wired Doc
Krone that he viii be ready 20 tackle
the Russian Lion as soon as he has
cleared lp bis slate. meaning as soon
as he Is through with YussiiI Nah
inout whom he meets here OH April
18th,
Krone has heon vested with full
power by sandora0n. who Is IN this
city now Sanderson ls an Australian
mining expert and engineer. and mem.
her o. the firm Of Sanders0n. Vincent
A CO. ie II deeply Interested In gold
mlnes ID Australia and a man OF much
wealth, but he longs TO give the peo'
pie Of bis country The sport thai Is
gradually taking a farm hold III the
Antipodes.
'sibhiing has been plentiful in my
country said Mr.. Sanders0n this
morning. and would like TO give the
people there a little wrestling. The
Australians are keen on the mat game
and match between Gotch and Hack
on Cup day would attract as large 4
crowd ~ did the Burns.Johnson fight.
Why, the people would come thou
sands OF miles 10 witness the AFFAIR
"When Golch and Hack met IN Chi
cago last year, Australian sporting
quarters watched tho result OF the
match With The keenest Interest ana
Hacks defeat was greatly felt there.
THE Australians still believe Hack
" GotchS superior, aud the battle
would be interesting indeed | met
Krone IN London some months ago
and his sporismanllke ways attracted
me, and stand ready on behalf OF my
firm TO back him In whatever move he
makes towa-d holding this match IN
Melbourne. Australia, on Cup day Asl
tOan as he secures the signatures OF
,le principals | viii post IA any bank
Ia the country a certified check for
i25, 600, the purse offered, for the con
lost hope TO leave this country for
Australia soon. but Krone win At.
END TO The matter"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

NDitNE
State Of Oklahoma, County Of Logan
sc


state ot Ukiahouihi NuNHl, ~ hNt'tit
IS.
IN The County court
Notice Is hereby given that on the
goth dav OF March A. y 1909 Nellie
A. Cope fled 10 the County Court Of
the County Of Logan and State Of
Oklahoma. a petition praying Tor Len.
les Of Administration 10 be issued
to Nellie A. Cope upon the estate of
Charles =. Cope deceased late Of
The County Of chaftoe and state of
Colorado.
And pursuant "a an order Of sald
County Court wednesday. the alet day
IF March A. b. 1909, nt the hour Of
| l0 A. Nj. Of said day. that being a
day ul The regular January Term A.
| D 1904 of sald County Court has been
appointed as the time fer hearlug ealtl
application. when and where any per.
san lutererSad may contest said petit
lior hy filing written opposition there
10 On the ground II lncompelency at
the applicant Or may assert hls own
rights tn the administration and pray
thai letters b. issued to himself
Witness J. G. stfang Judge OF the
County CaHrl Of the County ul Logan
|aad lhe seal ol the Courl ailSed. Tho
suth day Of March A. D. 1893
(sEAIal g. g. sTRANu,
County Judge!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

If yuu have pains IN the back urin
arv Bladder or Kidney trouble aud
want certain, pleasant herb cure Tor
woman's M Try Mother Gray's Austria
ilsn Leaf. II lB a safe and nevarfalllue
regulator al Druggists or by mail 10
cts sample package FREE. Address
The Mother Gray Co.. Leroy n. 7.
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Numbsr q M0lor Ed. b Nsw Y0rI..

FROM the NcN YORK lTcHA.
II Is roughly estimated that the auto
mobile owners IN Manhattan number
1927. In Brooklyn, 1897 on the resi-
Of Long Island, 2a59 In Richmond
2s2. In New York state, north Of the
Bronx 10 Newburg. 1861 In New Je-
sey. within lfty miles Of New York
there are i.S92. ln Now York atate
north Of Newburs, s79l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
| Historic Associations.
In Issisnaan

Whatever wltharaws na from the
power oi our senses. whatever make
ghe nasg. llie distant. or the FUTURE pgn.
dominate over iha present. adYlncee
IL n the dignity Of thinking hinBs.
Faf from me and far from lny friends
be sneh fFlgld philosophy AZ may com
dHat If Indifferent asu unmpyed, over
any ground which has been dltgl|leu
BY wisdom. bravery d viftue That
man Is little 70 be envlea whose pat.
fIoIlaal would noI gain force upon the
plains 81 Marathon or whore niely
NeAId nut grow NafmeF nmonR the
IaIns q Iona
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g - = PuRIFIE5
- BAD BLOOD

Bad bpod responsible ailments any
heeanea aas with impurities posona trouble some
sala follow Muddy 5lo complications eraptona pmpes
% as ~ oepa Infected with aaaetAy humors eh nave changed
ff4om . o nud forces outit {
Impurities hf9neh he and glands o @ an very
anea of bad blood aad ulcers which break the
healthy the paee would heal being rcetod impurities
up che hb1as md Tissues until the
pnnu purified Of tho ~ Natuca
naae entirely from roots herbs nnd hnr the oiu
tan aud particle iupnrty
vitality and eadg tones np h entheaysoa neuaizes any
the blood making
neniy Salt other akin
eruption dlaasa Book the hod
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA CA
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NATIONAL CAPITAL
DEPARTMENT NEWS


Washington, March 81 The inter
state conlmefce commission has been
nqllllentd hg ihe IilIlIneham Lumber
company. corporation Under the
state laws Qf 0klaaoma. conducting q
wholesale lumber business. fer a REP.
arallon from the Kansas clty and
southern RAILWAY and me Missouri
ANA parlne Railway companies.
phe lumber company which has lts
nFlnrlpa olIiee At Kansas city. claims
N lhe petition. hat the railroad com
nsVlss ceafeeR them exorblIant un,
fair and unreasonable rates on a con.
sisnnenl oI yellow pine lumber from
Fsfly. Oklahoma. 10 lola Kansas. and
aahs e commission u award them
aragaglon ei SIS 00b and such 9th.
c nhafRas M he c0mmisson may
aelefmine Is due lheIn
Tia possolilce department announc.
pA lnl lie following inarih-cass post
masters have been appointed m OK
laAklna
Thomas f. Yuang IL WagoLor; sam
lie rfNhsfee M NaFihfalk, Esslc Hear
tnp ak pNhble ana A q Slauder at
lAAFlllt
Nht falluWlng new rpral man car
rlaf AaFe heNu added IN oklahoma
saae n Haltoh q Elmer sllas Min
IaH al aalehD, CLYDE Bishop Al no.
hAt Harry b Wight at Riverside
ani Wasne Clancy al canute
There has been new rural route
established at chaaey. Ellis cous'
lV that Is 81 miles long and aeryes
SO families: one II Morris 0kmnlgee
county witch IS % miles long and
serves G. families and one al Was
niIef, Wagner county. which Is 20
MI|leH long anH serves 30 lamlllns
YIia treasury department announces
ih6s The Fsas National hank d COL
liMxlHe okla haa been placed IN
VOLUNTARY liquidation. also be Law.
tbh Nallonnl bank n lawisn OKLA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

LAXATIVE BR0Mo Qnlnine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name. Look
Tor signature 4 " Grove. 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

To Break in New Shoes Always Uoe
Aliens Fool-Ease. d powder Il PIE
vents Tghtness ana Hllslerng cures
swollen Sweating Aching feet. As all
Druggists and shoe stores, 25c, Sam,
pie malled FREE. Address A. s. ulm
ated. lie Roy, N. .Y
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SOME DOPE FoR rHE FANS

IN a game between Fort Worth and
The New York Giants at Fert Worth
last saturday Abbot last years lfsl
haseman for Topeka and FIllman
Ioplln's FIRST haseman, both sot three
Daggers on Chrlsty Mathewson When
ali this occurred, however the Giants
had the game slowed away 10 10 G..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Frank Chance Aes made trade
with ST. Paul whereby he gets Catch.
~ Tom Needham for the Chicago
Cubs Needham Is an ex.blg Lacquer
lie refused to 30 to ST. Paul this
spring. Chance Is getting ready IA
stop u1 a bic hole with a little plug
n case Johnny Killing stands b. his
refusal 10 repor;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Frank Lake has reconaidsred his III.
tentlon TO sell Joe Wood, the form.
er Hutchinson pitcher and the young.
sler will remain on the boston Amer.
lean league stan Wood nbtainea a
slay OF execution on The strength u
an extra good showing against Mem.
phls the other day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

EenYer March 30 The Post today
asserts that Toe Cans. former worlds
champion lightweight pugilisl has Dc
yeloped tuberculosis Of tie lungs and
may never again be seen IN the ring
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Never before aas 50 promising an
aggregation been gotten together
says The Houston Post. IN speaking
about ne herd OF Ruhalos who are
llmbering up on the Houston let'
About every other paper III the len.
que II getting on the same sort Of
statements. however. and nobody Is
ready 10 conccde anything mue.l Il
Houston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

FoIey's kidney Remedy viii cure
any case of kidney or bladder trouble
that Is not beyond the reach Of med.
iclne Cures backachc and irregu
lsrlties that II neglected might re
suit IN Brights disease or diabetes
For Sale by 9. n. Renfro.