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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
tStaff Specially

tsldII Sptciuip
Greencastle. Ind. Dec. IA real
college chap. classy, sporty. bright. a
society favorite. an athletic hero
such was the Frank Roller students
of old De Pauw knew back in 1896
He was not one Of the Mercy" boys.
but he actually passed up cigarettes
Today II. +. Roller. doctor. student and
all-around athlete. is challenging Frank
Cotch for his laureis and hoping for a
fight with the winner of the Jeffres-
Johnson bout. Modesty is not one of
Rollers failings. but he admits he has
no right according tn any conceivable
kind of dope 10 meet either of these
men, but he maintains he has conf
dence in his ability to win.
The real truth about his ambition
came out while visiting Phi Delta
Theta fraternity brothers in his old
college town not long ago. He opened
IN his heart of hearts and said that
he was in the athletic game for two
reasons, first. because he always loved
sports Of all kinds; second the publicity
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
ROLLER AND POLE SIGN.

Kansas City. Dec. l1.-Dr. b. +. Roi-
Ter of Seattle and Zbyszco. the Polish
athlete. We're matched tonight
to wrestle in Convention hall
here on December 20. Zbyszco agreed
to throw Roller twice in an hour and
which will amount to Go per cent #
the gross receipts. III Roller Is thrown.
Zbyszeo will take the entire purse.
Roller is the last obstruction in the
Poles path To a match with Champion
Frank Gotch
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
CANADIANS PERFORM
FOR FOOTBALL
CRITICS
CRACK RUGBY TEAMS PLAY FAST
GAME FOR EoiFicATioN OF
RULEMkkERS.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE Hamilton
and ottawa, Ontario, football teams,
two OF the leading clubs of Canada,
gave an exhibition game of Rugby,
as played In Canada. this afternoon
before the best American football au-
thorities. The game has been herald
ed by some as the successor of .Nmeri
can college football as now played.
Hamilton won. IL to 8.
The rules committee of the Ameri-
can Collegiate Football association
meets in this city during Christmas
week and il is expected that its menu
hcrs, nearly all of whom witnessed
the game today, will consider a re-
vision Of the rules bearing in mind
the Rugby game. There seemed to
he IA consensus of opinion that the
open play and entire absence of mass
play in the Rugby game is responsible
Tor the few accidents which have re-
suited. The game is divided into
four quarters OF l. minutes each. The
teams exchange goals between the
quarters. There Was a lo-minutc in
PERMISSION between the second and
third quarters. one Ottawa man was
slightly hurt In the first five minutes
but after that not a player was in
jurcd until near the end of the con-
test. when. in fast and strenuous play
ing. three men were retired. The
rules provide that no matter how
slightly a player Is hurt he must re-
tire 20 avoid possible further injury.
The game was marked by spectacu-
lar kicking by the backs on both
sides. This and the rules against
mass plays led To much open playing
which appealed particularly to the
spectators. The principal element of
roughncss comes in the tackling.
which may be done by one player
only. and which contributes small
degree of danger.
Among the football authorities who
witnessed the game are .alonZo A. Stage
of the University of Chicago, and
Walter Camp. dean of football author
tiles. Mr. Camps opinion was eagerly
sought, but he said he had not formed
any definite opinion except that he be-
Iicved accidents would be reduced in
the American game if scrimmage were
eliminated and the Canadian style OF
open playing and free kicking were
adopted. He also approved the rule
making IL compulsory to retire Il
player even though very slightly in
jured.
Mr.. stage said that he believed in
time the Rugby game could be made
as popular as the American game. but
that to adopt all the Rugby rules
would mean the education over again
of the college athlete. which would he
Il long process
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
VOTE FAsoRs STRIKE.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Dec. 1.-THE possi-
bility OF 4 strike ri telegraphers of the
Big Four railroad became more prob
able las, night when a statement was
issued by the committee OF operators
who have the negotiations in charge
that 80 per cent Of the 1000 men en-
ployed had voted in n referendum. with
81 per cent in favor of striking.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

gross will continue until March Is.
Word has been received from all over
the United States that practically all
the old stars vii, be back at the big
Detroit congress early in 1910. A pub
licity campaign will be launched with
view To Interesting every sporting
editor and every sport lover in the
United States. IL is held that the
game is just coming into its own and
promises 10 continue as the one dis
tincriye winter sport. Work on the
hall is being pushed to the utmost
Detroit plans 10 house the bowlers
Wei. furnish alleys as near perfection
as possible. and spare no, money in
making the event the success of years
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
JOHNSON WILL AIR
UMPIRE BR|B|NC
SCANDAL
AMERICAN LEAGUE EXECUTIVE
PROMISES A SENSATION AT
ANNUAL MEETING.

Chicago. Dec. l1.-Presiaent Ban
Johnson Of the American league. de-
clared today he would furnish SEN
satian at the gathering of baseball
macna;es in New York next week
by naming the men connected with
the alleged umpire bribIng scandal Of
the New York series of 1905. Il came
into possession of new evidence in the
matter last summer" said Mr.. John
son, land il necessary l will pro-
duce il. The man named was mere
~ seapegoat for Others EMPIRES
KLEIN and tombstone We're the men
said To have been approached before
the crucial game that determined the
National league championship.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
Clearing House Repcrt.

New York. Dec. li.-Following Is the
statement Of the clearing house banks
for the week: Loans. si.isi. 994. zoe: de-
crease. sio..ss.soo: deposits. s1.l5s. no.
600. decrease. sa.9l9. 500; circulation
s5e.Ss..Seo decrease. sl.7Oo: legal ten
ners, sos,sss,ieo: decrease. S305. GOO.
specie. $3.50. sil GOO; increase. STA.
reserve. sesa. 80. 100: decrease. sl:.. 200.
reserve required $3.50. 11115. zoo: decrease.
S.,3.a9ao: surplus. $780, 900: increase.
s-'-l..''o: eN-Inited states deposits,
si.SSl,s00: increase, s.. 700
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
LABOR TROUBLE SETTLED.

Toledo. Ohio. Dec. lo-President
James F.. Egan of the Toledo Central
Labor union said today that formal
notice would be given the American
Federation of Labor of the withdrawal
of the '.insursent" electrical workers
union and that the reinstatement of
the central body Was expected to fol-
low.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
Call for City of Missouia General, Road
and Sprinkiing Warrants,

On presentation at my office in the
city hall l will pay all city of Mis-
soula general warrants issued up to
and including warrant No. 1857. regis
tered March l. 1909. all road war
rants ur TO and including No. sl45.
registered May Is. 1906. and all out
standing srrinkiing warrants. interest
wiil cease December Is. 1909.
I. G. HATHEwAY.
City Treasurer
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
JUST NIPPLES OF SPORT.

Cornell has won eastern cross -coun-
try runs 10 times in IL years.
Chi Ii, Chinese student at Har-
ward. is a member of the Crimson
soccer eleven.
Alfred Shrubb has won 81 out of i0l
races since coming To this country
nearly three years ago.
During the past year - records OF
various sorts were made by amateur
athletics throughout the country.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Dec. f1.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 500; market steady:
heeves. stns.s5: Texas steers, $ss0sf
$50: western steers, sie5G-; stockers
and feeders. ss.I0FI5.25: cows and
heifers, se.loa5.e5: calves. s1ds5e
Hogs-Receipts estimated n. ll.00e:
market &C higher: light $s.o5Is.55:
mixed. Ss.l5Is.65. reavv, .s5as. 20.
rough. ss.a5nsao: good to choice heavy.
ss.40MS..0: pigs. ssa5I7s0: bulk Of
sales. ts.ioms 500
Sheep-Recaipts estimated at 1000:
market steady; native. $350GS 50;
western. ss..an5.s0: yeariings. ss.25n
'.e5: lambs. native. S5.'5Ts.5o: west
crn, s..15Ts.50.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
WILL DEFEND HIS TITLE.

Chicago. Dec. ll.-Caivin Demarest.
the 49, billiard champion. today
posted $40 forfeit to bind his match
with II. r. Cline of Philadelphia The
match will be for the International
championship and will be played on
February I, and 2.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
BLACK hEAvIES DRAW.

Paris, Dee. il.-ln the fight here to-
night between Sam McVey and Joe
Jeanette. the American colored
heaSyweights. the referee declared the
bout a draw after 90 rounds. The de-
c!sion created an unrear
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
Opposes Transforming.

ed To protest against the practice Of
allowing baseball players to go on
transforming trips during the off
season. His plan To stop this. which
he will present at the American league
meeting, is To sign all players to
yearly contracts. In this way the club
owner will control players activities
throughout the entire l. months. Mr..
Johnson reiterated his declaration that
the American league would continue
To play 1a6-game schedule regard
less Of the action of the National
league.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
New York Mining Stocks.
Metal Market.

New York, Dec. ll.-No change was
reported in the metal markets today
with quotations practically nominal in
the absence of exchanges. Tin was
firm at s32iofse CO.
Copper quiet: lake. sl3.s5i 1850; elec-
troiytic ut si3.12isTls.3.i.: casting.
si3dl3..5.
Lead firm, si3ssf4i0.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
M'oooRTY LOSES DECISION.

Dublin. Dee n.-ln ea-round
contest tonight Tom Lancaster Of
England. won on points over Eddie
AeGooriy of Oshkosh. Wis. The de-
cisian displeased the crowd. as Ian
caster was nearly knocked out twice.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
FOREIGN PAIR WINS
SIX-DAY BIKE
GRIND
THE RECONSTRUCTED TEAM or
CLARK AND RuTT CAPTURES
SENSATIONAL RACE.

New York. Dee. 1i.-7Walter Rutt Of
Germany and Jack" Clark of Aus
traiia won the annual six-day bicycle
race 1T Madison square garden tonight
from an exhausted and hopeless field.
Their distance Of e.G60.l miles for li2
hours. which is :. miles behind the
record OF 2..3..I miles made last year
by MacFarland and Moran. gives no
adequate idea of race which for
broken records. broken preceients and
broken teams. has been the most sx-
citing ever seea at the garden.
In the competitive mile exhibition
between the two winners that followed
the race proper. Ratt. defeated his
partner. Clark. by six inches although
Clark is rated the spcediest short dis
tance man in the world, barring only
Frank Kramer. the champion. The
men divided first money-sl, eo0-bet-
ween them. second place went by
two yards tn Joe Fioger of brooklyn.
who rode II mile against BOBBY Wal
thour IF Atlanta. Ga. third. and
Fred Hill Of Boston. fourth.
Fosler and his teammate. Eddie
Root of New York. divide $1,000 n
second money: Wathour and Elmer
Collins of Boston. $3.50: Hin and stein
of Ernokivn. 500. Patrick Hchir Of
New Zealand won fifth place from
Fred Il. West OF San Francisco and
divided $500 with his partner. Alfred
Halstead of san Francisco. West took
$3.50 for sixth place. Seventh place
and 5000 went automatically to Law
son and DeMara. who finished in that
order.
Disastrous Sprints.
For the first three days of the race.
II series Of killing sprints forced out
team after team and set the hourly
distance mark more than 20 miles
ahead Of the record. Patsy Keesan of
Lowell got inflammation of the lungs
from nverexertion in the foul air.
Spills We're frequent and wrenched
knees broken collar bones and lps~
teeth forced out team after team un-
I'll Of the Il entered but nine finished.
Final scnlc: --Rutt- Clark a.6G0 miles.
one lap: Root-Fnglcr. 1850 miles;
Walthonr-Collins. 2.c6o miles: Hill
Stein. 2.G6o Miles: Halstead- Hchir.
2.GI9 miles. . laps: Mitten-West. 2.65a
miles. . lars: Lawson De Mara. 2.6a9
miles. laps: Georget- Georset. 2S59
miles. laps: Anderson Vanoni. 1854
miles . laps. The record for the race
is ga. miles. lap. made by Mac
Farland and Moran in 1908.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

In 1852 80 per 1000 Of the population
of Germany were engaged in agricul-
ture and A. in industries. commerce
and transportation. hut now eSs per
l.ea0 are asrieuiturists. while &c. are
following the other lines
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
GorcH AGAIN DEFEATED.

Buffalo, Dec. il.-Jnhn I.amm. Swiss
wrestling champion. went on with
Frank Go;ch in the champions all
corners series here tonight. and. not
being thrown in l. minutes. won
Gatehs forfeit. This was Lemm's
American debut.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

Many persons find themselves af-
fected with n persistent cough after
an attack of Influenza. As this cough
can be promptly cured by the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, il
should not be allowed 10 run on until
il becomes troublesome. Sold BY all
dealers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
Grain ard Provisions.

Chicago. Dec. n.-High premiums
PAID Tor cash wheat at the leading
grain centers held the wheat market
firm today despite considerable really
ing sales. During the day May sold
between sl.osssnl.osa. and sI09ssT
los'-. Final figures on May were at
sl.09
The corn market closed strong and
prices were almost at the best fig
ur's Of the day. May closed at G0T.c.
Oats shared i'm the strength of
wheat and corn. The close was nc
TO ssc above yesterdays finals
Provisions We're strong and close
was at the top with prices up aisc
to 55c better.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
Camp on Rugby.

New York. Dec. 1i.-Interesting
comments on today's Canadian Rugby
game in New York will be published
in the Herald tomorrow. Walter
Camps views are given as follows:
''As played by the Hamilton ottawa
teams. football is much less dangerous
than any played in the United States.
gerous the game would be il played
by Americans. The openness of the
Canadian play makes the probability
of serious hurts less. There are
many things about the Rugby game
l admire. One of these is the free
dom of punting. The rule which al
lows man free kick is q good
one.
Americans Tackle Harder.
IN the matter of taekling | can
not see much difference. Americans
throw their men harder. but the rules
governing the tackle are the same.
The increased pnnting which the
Rugby game permits. however. would
make hard tackles less frequent and
thus lessen the liability of hard in
juries. To my mind the game was
less spectacular than the American
game and therefore less interesting. I
do not believe that as a whole il will
ever be adopted in this country.
though we may take hints from some
Of its features"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

Detroit. Mich. Dec. Ii.-Detreit is
planning TO huri bomb into sporting
circles which will completely obliter-
ate all other attractions during the
has been lighted by Mayor Phillip
Breitmeyer. who is the honorary head
Of the congress. and \. l.. I.angtry.
this years secretary. The date for
the big explosion in sport circles has
been SET for February IS The con-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
VIII FIGHT REQUIsITI0U

Requisllion plpers from iae sogag
nor Of Alabama we're received At Vlfe
goeefnof oiilCe this morning asking
fof the return 10 thai state q wash
friee. new q resident II Weaolla. who
is wanted % charge Of violating ths
feRenne lawn ~ thai ssate Attorney
] b Davis. ~ Wewblsa. asglyea thlu
morning 10 represent Price 1T The
hearing 10 hq had 10 lae eara before
Governor flaakoll
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PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

Pso9. q, a. Balcomb b' saltwater
ls G Guthrie visitor.
nf AsIhelt slagnef ci coyie IS here
attending the conhlsloy meetlnas,
~~
]. 8. Mabon. a former resident "
this cilr and NOW oi Mlhmi. ID hero
attending the sertlaAh Rite reunion.
AtiafhegE A. Venlrlas Of l.awlon 81
q Guthrie visitor.
i. +. scott and s p Whlicomb 81
Wealherlofd are Guthrie visitors
tt ,->--l
Il. G. Gusg, Charles MarlendaIe and
Robert sohlbefg returned this mofnlng
from d business trip to Cherokee
W II. III Alien. q member " thel
FInst legislature, n here taking thel
degrees III tAe Scottish Rite reunion.
VIM c. Raymond. oi Barllesvllle,
Is 4 Gpthrle visitor
Deputy Marshal Dave Hadden e Ml
Woodward
Deputy Marshal Jacobson LEFT last
evening for Selling Oklahoma.
Deputy Macahal ctrip Madden Sd fn
~ Reno.
Deputy Marshal Johr Jones q u,
shawnee serving papera. -<
j. Y Callahan, Of Enid. Ii hare at
tending The IntefatuIe Country tAle
convention.
oHo Zimmerman, Of 0klHhonla Cltf
Is e Guthrie Visitor
staie achcol superintendent S VI
Cousins of Texas. nccompqnied by
nifty delegates, win arrive n the city
this afternoon 10 intend tas Cquntry
Lille conference
10 81 Pierce, oI Yooumae, q g
Guthris visitor
Harris Webster, ol Sulphur Is here
conlerrln1 ~iih politicians.
9. Myers, af shawnes Guthrie
yigltor
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MOTT DECISION SATURDAY


Special II The Daily Landa
Mukosea. 0kla Alnv IHa
Campbell II tna federal court aa
naunced ghla AFTERNOON That IN 81
ufdag Is Agshokon hh ~ruld hand
down Sc opinion 70 lhe famous AInI
suits uemurfers wero argued bsfaI
.him lasl February and should the
Mufrara he auaialnad lhia 8III eaa
ihe elYli litigation brought hY d
government OF lhe result hinses
whether Of not s0Iera million dollars
ui property III Muskoaeo and TalaH
WIN be tlea 0f lltla FF0m tlHa
seuils lne efiInlnal prosecution If Gn4
afnof HNahelI ahd other MusAaee Fls
dxene alafted
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INSURANCE CLAIMS ARE HEAVY

Chlcago. III. May 6Alo4k 81 Ea4
companies writing windnlpfm laanf
arca we're 0pefrun today WiiH claim
perlally those writing farm hualhsa
growing ont nf laat wcekR storms. =
Several feppfled t1e hreakins il aIl
geeofda On number u claims eea|H
Sfi ii single day. One company
&tates that 8a losses on etofuk s.
FAR this year ere more Than IT. l01AI
premium income on The llno for I'D 81
tire year sa nothing ol bhe HhafsI
commission naid tor hnalncEs which
haa hitherto been very pfohlrtIe
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sNEsToN MAKING aoor TlMh

HaglnsfIllo. Mo-. May H'auasa
Payaon Weston TIE aged nadeslFIaa.
who Is Walking aofogs Inc continent.
lefi mere e seventbifly this morhlhz
after haEi4e gestec M 0ys hours H
arrived hxfa from Slater NO.. forts
Que nllles 81 lzo O'Clock Ills a.nua.
ing ~ Is b azeel|tut toadiiiaa #H||
h0pep ta Fseeh Kanaes qilY ans FasH
Hales alMai|| aaEnha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
STOP WARS WITH RESOLUTIONS

Chlcaeu May s. General interest &
the National peace congress today #
taehed % the renof. Of th9 committee
on resolutions which began A. EollaHs
Hkasoifeds that war Is nnw nu| i.
date, aFelIe of barbarIsni and fIal ia
nations # the world BY Joint aafaa
ment nhoeld make nv fecufrence hAfa
after lmpusAIhla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

This laio certify that elI druggists
sre authorized 20 refund goer money
Il Foley's Honey end Tlc falla 70 enrn
yonl cough or cold II alops the cough
heals the lunga and prevents pneus
muula and consumpllon Contains no
opiates The genuine s. ii & yellow
package
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TONY MATNEY FURNISHES BOND.


sneelai to Daily i.eadef
Musk0Ree, Okla, May B. Vony Aa..
ney. district clorh a Mnskuaee county,
whn wa found Approximately 92oouu
short III hlg accounts. gave hond 10
the amount og $1,000. He has not been
affalgned owing ID the absence Of
Justice Bailey m whose cuuft InIormn
ton has been fled Assistant c0ualy
Attorney unrd today aaYlaed tie bank
zaefe Motref kqpt The enuHtys mon'
81 not 70 hopnr ohY Of BE checks
ailhant ~ c-tT ~ adRfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

q flatana
Have you neard the news No. villa
Down theft IN Guthrie, Ol|nhonls
They nina their pp and Q's Ar
Nhafi
Down lhefe IL Culhfl5. 0llahpma
That Country Llfer affair
They've landed. galf and eunafA
Down thafa III GuihrlQ. OklnhpMN
The slalea alKseen ID ons
Are woud flng hgw iwaa NOuc
LoWn theft Ii atlthflt 0hlatona
Have sou heard ihq naN8l No. 1hafi
Down lhsra 10 Guthrie oklnhoma
A chinee they never lose, No Nh.t
Down shere IN Guthrie ot|ahofis
They've railroad on the s,fiae
They'll surely land the lh|uH
Down there IN Guthrie Oklahoma
An me capitol wlll cles
Forever uad day.
llown there IA Guthrie. 0klNANnl
Have you heard ihe nhwal MA whA
Down there ID Guthrie pkMhuulA
They have me tgrnyt and Hluea
NO. what
Down there Ia Guthrie 0klnhnnlH
no aid lhe Great Southwest
They together pull lhelf beH
Down there IN Guthrie ok|8aoina
They see future great
Jheao 6lxieen states clF4le
ilown ihpre 10 Guthrie Ollahpn
Have yod heard shN neNN Np W|III'
Down there III Cuihsle. 0klAAnlnA
The " E. T. TIN No, what
Are down there insGnshfio. 0klahHUia
They're dains aIl They raIi
To ptli Sin under ban
Down Ihefa Il Qpihfie 0l|aanHs
i 80 Cameron could hAg
I Come, Country Life ID NsF
Down there III Guthrie. Ohlahoma
Mnfaaa Mcknight no NORTH a|
street. Guthrie. Oklahoma
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N4pNflA Tf1nl mo NNnhNNHlN NJ
ahomH Indicate ihas therp wliI b 4
gooa #feaE crop u lh0l seetlaa
YEAR A heYag anow following d nada
raIa II liia sectipn q Is believed -
saved shs sheag e4rn hlch 4a aea
lns moaEafs badlH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

Hutchinson, HANS After lrylna doc.
fOra and different medicines fpr kid.
ncy, bladde md rheumatic trouble.
Halls Texas Wonder cured me. Il IL
tho beat medicine on earth. Walter
.. Perry, 30 q. Main street. Sold By
al druggists.