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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
THOROt T. HBRFD SALT.
John \. Drake and Grant Hugh Rrou ne
Dispose of stock

IrN.>.r",. Il >ov n THp Fa-,-
Ip:o- s.c..pr .sir- =. thorough orei :
began hs-~ 'o-da" NH ,ar-" a'r"1dar &C
OF 'urfm.H '-ra 'sr.oL, parts nj he
cpIn'r John prakc Gran Huxh
Browne and Others sold ~ Their Kentucky
holdings and ra''-"i rom IN business
John :! Naddau -oid nm nor -: 0roNd
mares for an average Price OF $50 per head
VI Slvefs -: chile ard "a Pun Of tanaIa
N.r, h.aNv bvv-r>. while Z " Moor" Z
ms place paid the hiEhs-r pri,r
TIE b"-' sale
f.q..r- n ~ g ?, Hcnryfrr-- '..--
y, 'rI7 'aN-eno~ G.'o7 Noi.E 80,
MART, b. y =. :, ~ Hiaaco. ran rrao,ar
by 'nr <fc''o' 'A'e.rv " ooi:n-r -
Iar7 ~ ~ ~ . r. Irnr 'osrI-g'17
enrcr ide7. - G.e7 80 'A.-.n,
.r sol. , ~ - ~ ~, W.-.r'.r ''o,a'
lnn. - 'ora. Iis-r'bn ~ Ncn-".
ieNug'or ~
N;,,,s, nr ,,,.,. - IN, Ca "'nr,
intrigue NJ ~ Hy .7:~io0 n. nov
IA. roll vrsniiry. ~ ,'-r v ~, intrigue
c,r+ He,,. : : - ~ ~. art r,crisnt
% +, ,l-nel= & N'i,1.. e,i,E',r -,
'lti"-s " ~ :. =, Iar10I-H'~r ara
hhl. ~ hl-E 'N-"- ~ p. - 'rres.
'AnPTl ~
<,1nositioa nr 20. - >.r Tt,or ION
'r~'urr ,'' u 400" anrucss ''.t New
Irr~". -
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;uOrrsW0RTH'S GOOD RIDING
n- r'ioi- Four winnrrs out Of si>e
Mounts NJ Juarey.

'-A1P1 Mexico \oV. 20 Tho feat.rs
~ The rsctnE IA ;--r-II- rsrx '"-is- was
'h, brilliant performance Of JOCKEY NOES
worth OK of fN- mount he rode l.. Ia
iour winners. all n a fair price. THIS hoy
t. rap.dlv gaming favor her" and already
his -sr, ire~ aye sought for the ta>t U-,'
vclr His ride on Rue ~ ne fourth event
Ns-sHcell"nt Mar iorl.A and Flying W"ti
7cr.t out 20 maze the pace. racing head And
head - the stretch Mo'eswoT'h U.- con
tent - allow Rue to rro, a!viiS ia fourth
place to the stretch then hs brought the
niiy .y on 'h- outside 50 a. 10 avoid inter
'-r.u. - and 'aking ne lead fIrlons from
the finish s'nr.'i rather sasv victory rom
DEhots Ma rp-rr \. favorr'". stopped
badly.
Tho summarize.
..ltr>t. raec 50 tur ons.niL''Is, F!'aL. u"
o w. Ia 49, 49, ,l,a 81, -. ny .na sr,;.
,-.?a l:aSc ~ .,onss-M,,vs o,i E. II, \
- ,' 1-t I'm. Is cS.ric Rs;hschiia
~.s..s T,rioua ~ 'io.IN All >hor' Order also
Tara Race s., t4roass-P'o Pecos Is
MoI-sEor'h . :" Ton! psnron,.. 10, Ken
m,,""ty.- T. ', >.ecn' 7. ".s,ion. ~ ~
Hidden Hard Rather iorN' end Mike Mo!.';
rofte R,ec-riy. ard h,t , ~, q, r..
>? ~, z 12oa as wGa 10 NfnFS M.l
ryuc-n. 20 Moj-s.oE,E ID. to ), won. s9n Ton
80 .I (, !, srd fi. % s pr atSn Tom IN
Moran. gresham. NaGTrtanIa. hlh Mart and
,'ytn Rs"s"o milo ana ~'I,e-n,h--oulo
lnr ONol-.p orth 90 l. won John Louis io'
Cam ",rn 1noaev. second lr.i MulnolI.nd,
no '''lS 30 : tHiri 1--WE 40 D Iaf'Sira
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POIO THtILFNGE HERr.
Rrr-,p, <rkno~ i-dsrd and Details to Ne
Arranged

Followers ~. poio. '>p-rId!iy N ~ .nrsr .
national a~p".iS. ar" r~'o'ciny that tho
Folio N--ocis'iOn has tho challenge from,
he birmingham ,i'ih for watch t"r tho
international 'II hft~d n England las
vc4r ~ IN" Meadow Bro"S team ,+prainad
~ u y Whrrrv The receipt -; the ch,l-
~rgr has hen achn"v lodged by William
HAZARD. >"'rs'aFv ~ The Folio Nss0CII-
ion which u ~ far q. n" cared 10 90 m Tho
sh-erc" NJ y ma "r;'v Of m. comr''-"r
Four ar" m Furop". including " l. No.
bert. chairman ~ 'N~ Pol" ,.sooistion
Tn" Tim" limit - p~'"mbe-
rms means that an rn.srnarfonh! ,up
match - certainty for n"yr season with a
rryrr sNn'a'Iv- birmingham team Such a
Cont~S' had h~-n arranged for 'ha pa-'
season With IN. old L'or'ans who chal-
InnEad ~ the rHpue-' ~ 'hc bingham
COMMITTEE T. "ss to have h"rn PLAYED
'hc hos go -sriaS ~ thr.r. =, The Meadow
Hyook ,Iuh Inc PLAYERS narn.o IN the
"haiinnv" Vrr' ~" ~" Grrnfrll-. Duke ~
RoNhuryh" F6r' ~ Rock-ayaEe or Lord
Hugh bTr=ysnn' |rSnfrI having de
Nniopsh - Gln-. arm IN hi- hi'rinz side the
Pol" A--o'ia'lon Nv request allowed ~.
Burlin ham { luh 80 cancel he chaIl-na"
~ = Nr''u" had been appointed rnp;a!r
~ N" '"an, -" .d"f"nd ~" cup and ne ar
r.nCrn.~n' -'ll -'sn1S for match r-N'
-1s-On NJ "'her details ara N iOgD-
tn;u ne n"N 'hall~n-" - acted on bv No
Prlp N-~'t iNf'Nn commune iht- boa -
--il~~ ~. raw" IN hts 'oLn'ry and con-'-.s
81 MIR" tel. cato. wro incluirH :. H~rbra
" Hayard. Angus B-lmont " >
wh''uay. Y ' NzsssiI ard Joshua Crau.
" Boston. tnsri~s Wheeler and John T.
f,rn"fns NJ phildsd"i pniR and ~ " Keith
~ he Dnwsnt-ia luh. nttazG
subsequently ~ The withdrawal OF 'nsIr
chaIl"nG" IN" old kronian- nsm"d ~Nc-p'
RoNbIrghr Jaw" 80 this country on n polo
tTIp wh"a bad bs~u their original men
TON The PLAYED Ia the brilliant tourna-
m.uf NJ ~" Point Judith Polo club a. Sar-
rsRln-rtt Per and few games -lseuhcr,
O'ner fngl.h players AZ NarraganS~'
we're VARY Rich. vino "a named a. one ~
nov 'snr's challenging team " Baldirx
nud T. ,'it Th.v brought 'h-t' Own
pInI.- hui PLAYED under IN" American r,llr.
Tho, "ni"v"d ~" 49,. ami made an n,
pr.---lpn hy their xii
Polio R"vs has hon cam IN British ,nIr
nai- -in"" TO-" End of IN" --a-on Hnynrs
thai - had r~cn printed rhn' ten or 'yrIyr
HrrIpVhan Inru would ba herc nrE' Nrr.I
~ yiav prsCft'' elimination ma ,rh... be
wecn ih"mS"l'"s unIi m" hig match IN
'sa- Ih"r p1n' an rariv tars 30 h. hack
t0r ~" HUr CHAM season that begins N
IN" spring ~por'-rnan in Grcs' BRIAN
have raised over So mo for tine Hu-linrharn
Ilrh 80 h"lp dsfray tho eVp~nssa ~ a
challenging 'sam The Hurlinghsm com
mi're~ has been buying 'hs h~@' polo Monies
~ a.labls for IN" ls~' ak months Can,
= Hspdresa How'd ha- hscn nannad "A ,hs
captain Of the challenging team
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~. I..f.'. -. "a, Dad.. No:I
'.r'.. 'wt'rr"- 90 o." Nsrv 't-.a.h.rr
.r,r.. .,.' % 'n-d,r '," srh"dt.'.. '.,- mo
."".Jr& ."n.rn winch ~. "u"' On SATURDAY.
80 % gam" N.'I N1g' -''5n tnii.Rr The
N'ruf '"H'r L. y"lT W. ~. I"-' NAT W..
I'.Iu' over turned "r' md fnr 'h..ir rvc~p-
'"HrEI f"""rd 'n" . Mo-" council awsr,.".i
f.... .,'''n. - the mem Nor4 = tho .r.r,
-aug'i hing u"f"r don. rafo-. ~ - /,
rUuE H"gr"gH't"r iap' Nillfkpu forward
MT fOr"s. he '"r'rc have grsdua'rd hut
- .f'"s ',uO!d and Morris are aRatn IN tho
gam" ma VAN som" 0ify candidates tho
A'lrv should haze sood team this ear
IN" -CN"duis fnIl1us
D"~sr1hrr D. Manhattan 10 Trinity ~. Penn
'''f~ lamar" :. tninn 10. Princeton -. Susrth
r,Yr- - Yale. zen rgAry 4. University Of Penn
.y aria u. Colgate, ~. Rochester - DicIin son,
=. NeE York Cniyrrsit-.
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RIOW To PRIZE FIGHTING.
NJ Wore Z "n'-.Is to B- tiiswrn In Oak.
land.

-.S i"'s .'r-". ~ N0g ~ Pr1r.
fighting t"""i,"d . kro"S"v' blow n 0ss
lard a. d NI'l ',!p ,Duntv TO-DAY when
RI" pI-'-''' t'"rDo" is<Isd NOTICE tha'
NJ mo-" IN - sh'- would be al!pVsn
N-rOfd %; - hIW = ~ ,"hghf - n cou's~
N vhi'N 'r" %: D" fighters IL Knocked ON
t,,nsra" and y,.'. nd - moi ,nI., sgh,.,.
t-L IIofn"'@r- al -, pTn= bv' anr NJ ne
ar"'r'-'uf~ 10 an o~ ~sC'ITsi
T. Fr'.'D 'hs Moran Nelson sRh' kpS
'H.-"I 'r.rh rd'gUa'ion among ch.-rn
f""p," ord E"f' rruer- rho haze .p0sllsi
~ I1.-'f.r' Attorney Flr,eT' 20 Use b. :
u'N"r FL" stop tUr 'I'UrP Gskf- FIcxcr'
'T". ~" ground '"fur" no hi: = CIV Sch..i O..
- 'nr .'-f pur'h ~ Julv ma h. had
'uu'rt,. 20, ',rs - 10 : .;,arv.sr-. yr.n..J
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~ .'."rE. MI,E NoN - .i"." q, Japa-
b,.G,a 'h" "-'"pra'.d ibIn ,h"-- "Npe7'
p.,v..'! Seyrr '""u 'Hrr ~ -" Ho'si Grisvold
n"'" d-irn'Irg -lN'anu oppunrii' = and I~~ing
he fsula ming game ~ ~" remarkably ahorf
'fiua - no'r .ud - uInU'S- ~ T1T,idlv
1T >" 10 from hoard to board inR' ri-
/. IHer-sT:s- 90 81 no. give rh.fr mos -
a,.~ d"Itr"rB' IN -nd Vcv" thaYsfpre 'luIo.Iy
di-pp-si ~ u" cuban. mo D.. ring
..rd - tT"ak -. v "r' J.. ~"ru-'. - s'frg'.
'aI 80 - plp NOV aN"aI ~ 'hs 7Sspru
HY,tIY % -'0-" -" ua'H 81 - '-in- lo.s Erd
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INTERN tTfON w. IHES>.
Ish'h Game Again &hjonrnr,i. Win 4
Draw sIhriy.


BFrt-S. >oy p T. Janow-sI = Tarl.
ard ~ i:1a"'"l la-k"- res, ~. al PLAY
O.. the eighth game Of he C'iarD pIor n y
hes match A. IN. h"f,aL ra.s,H ~ this
..i'y this afternoon NheU ThIs same "as
al loUrned ,"-'e-liy eI-ulnG iRnOp-a
mad gh' winning chances and !. va.
ypsc'si that ms expert wo-'! q aNls
To score game A. as
Ir rt'- expectation. however ~. -ye, @.
'1'prs "sT" t.-app1 ted frs..uICn ~
q" game had - no al burned agt'u. .:Vty-
-IN moves laN'' rs...v % p-iF,. ~ FAR
Moreover 't-re- 'garsRet % rar fec-y
4" liii1" r1a''"r- % -0-dsys session and no
nor" Than a iraN =" b" me 'l1e,y 'e-ult
30 Vr--rn' score is-h"-. 'AuDxski ~.
drawn nj IOI.rr -!
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Ir"" len aga '"-n.r,.' ,r 'H" Nations
Billia-.. l.".gI" req ..r-'.uu 'aroin piav
Na-or ~ fh'- '.i, IuIs" ~ 81. rl - hpgh rtir
-! , Agan- ipu.lrrbt', .. Er"o.l'n vh,
-.UrAsi - vrh q high r.u 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

PauapfLrH'A Nov >" Will Hoppe
established = nov worlds record a. isi
bale line BILLIARDS bv compiling = rJn Or
IS5 tonight. Previous IN 'his wonderful
performance Hopes record vas 80 points,
made three weeks ago
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Z PON >PFCIiLTy SNOW
To Br at Waldorf. astoria Pain, R,ovr I'm
.Januar>

t"= -hn" ~ - own = :" 80 g. id -
--,oad Se~s ~ Inru,r- nv III. ,rn.r,,,r
PoT ERA AN 'i.o IN "a" Ta.n Room OF rhs
slao-' ,S'oT'1 f'rJrgh ~-rn hfi.h.d GOT
-nT.- ff'~"n wears :; ~. bc 80. first kc.d
by me tlu' .er- 90 N. ":Ny and aris-o
"a hT""d. Mr. l.. e. DYER % B-ker
Dyer ~ '"1 \ .psc'nl prorniurr -. ~ breed.
~ ~" famous champion snb.e Aron Gem
who 81, inter her gor exhibition uuI,
Nuon< i've Tr'.m DsrE Of III, American
rom"raD'Rn ti.D are Mrs ogden MIL
Ms I"us sands Mrs. Fredcrics " Van,
f"rh'''. Mr- " G"aihv Iosw. Nr- "
ar"r Wsder-ot''n. Mr. Charles S'eaIa
Nr- theodore Noorh~s% Mr. : T.
! an - and NJ = varabi.
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Roncr~ for .. Rogers Ns>wr,I.

n y 10" on iI"" /. - 'rs Nev F9,f "'ic
Yacht C..h q EnHr', Nii'vr va- ri-, cd
IN hon1rar mon. b"t VI N.Nwrl b.rnft"
a - ~Wh~r "f 49," N"N t."'h"Ils N,'hg Clus,
r lsE5 on" car Gf'"r inc in, ~ pornt,on
NJ 'h~ club. ara b" H. NJ present 30 On ne
Polls the 'ipb 'lo-ed mo EsaaOr1 ~ 1910
IN NeTy prosperous cond iflon and win
\ cash balance IN tho treasury over ard o hove
all i,s obligations. and with n"nb her
ahir ~ 20
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Coach Garsan sign, fsr rnr.. ,-,r

NV BHrSsvIcK. y J Nov % Howard
GarRan. who coached rhe Rurs ger. Ioo-baII
tsam this season and turned gu: the bes.
eleven the college has had in wears has
signed Q contract With tho Rutgers A,hls,,c
hssociatlon 20 serve as football coach for
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srrac.uns Brown. roo,nam captain

FNIVirtN"F- Wv - W-T1-
"a Srra"k Hng. -. ~ Cleveland. ut- n
va 'ht- afternoon elected captain n. ,,.
Brovn I ntverst'v foo'ba', teaa, Tor Nc,
'"nr . eis" On OF the crack utiaT'e,
"l"s wto-" vO't th'@ "sIr faa Fss't ~.
nj the features ~ m" sSa .or Wa rr,ri
nOi.-
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Ans~srs 60 Football Queries.
J.Y. NIB aims
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
BALL|NGER FILES ANSWER
Declares Oklahoma Mans
Claim is Being Held Up
BY President
(By Associated press.)

Washington, d. c., Nov. 29-Sec-
retary Ballinger has filed in the dis
trict of Columbia supreme court his
answer to a mandamus proceeding in
stituted against him by James F. Ro-
well OF Oklahoma which the latter
seeks to compel him to issue a pat
ent for 160 acres bordering on Law
ton, Oklahoma
BY representing that he was a full
member of the Kiowa, Comanche ard
Apache tribes OF Indians, Rowell, 1t
is said, secured the passage OF a spe-
cial act of congress allotting to him
the land in. Guesuon, declared to be
worth $4,000.
In his answer the secretary sad
aIsong other things that Rowell is
white man and has been denied eo-
rollment by the Dawes commission.
He further says that the patent is
being held up under orders from the
president pending the re-assembling
Of congress, when it is expected the
special act win be reconsidered.
Demurring TO the answer of the
secretary, Rowell, ii is said, sets forth
that any act Of concealment or mis-
representation even II made to con
grese by him can not be set up or
relied upon as defense.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

Of his teams there. Hayden's idea
Is to build up a league with Joplin
as the center, but the way things are
shaping now it | sno wunlikeiy that
he may yet have to put Joplin into
the new organization in order to get
any baseball at all.
New State League.
All indications are that the old
Western association is practically at
an end, an dthat the Southwestern
league will take over its best towns
N Eastern Oklahoma, with new
state league formed on tne West
Side. Enid has practically with
drawn from the Western association
Snapper Kennedy, manager of last
years Enid team, who has been coach
ing the football team Of the Oklaho.
ma Christian university during the
fall, has accepted the management OF
the Bloomington team In the Three-i
league and has gone there TO set
about the organization OF next years
team.
Fort Smith has had chances for
franchises in three leagues so far
Both the Western association and the
Southwestern league have been anx-
ious TO get IN and If the town wants
to play ball on a. pJ,e economical
basis y eSn7 get into the Kansas City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
SAGE FOR DARkENlMG TIE
HAIR.

There Is nothing new about the idea OF
using sage for restoring the color OF tue
hair. Our great grandmothers kept their
locks soft. dark and glossy by using a
"sage tea Whenever their hair fell out
OF took on dull, faded or streaked APP
pearsncc, they made brew of sage
leaves sad applied it to their hair with
wonderfully beneficial effect. Nowadays
we don't have to resort to the old-time,
tiresome method of gathering the herbs
and making the brew. This is done by
skillful chemists better than we could do
it ourselves, aud all we have to do Is to
call for the ready made product. Wyeths
Sage and Sulphur, containing sage In the
proper strength, with the addition or
Sulphur another old-time scalp remedy.
This preparation is sold by all first-class
druggists for SOC. and $lo0 bottle. or
IS sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical
Company. "A Cortlandt ST, New York
City, upon receipt OF price.
A 25c cake Of Sage and Sulphur Toll
let Soap FREE 10 anyone who will mail
this advertisement together with tho
picture OF the GIRL ON THE BON
cut from the carton Of SOC bottle OF
Wyeshs Sage ard Sulphur Hair REM
edy to the Wyeth Chemical Co.
.'Eor sale aud recommended by the
Owl Drug Co"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
IRATE PAPA after El0PERs
special 10 the Daily Leader

special 10 the Daily Leader.
Bartlesville. Okla, Nov. 29.-An
irate papa and Sheriff Jordan of this
county were the means of thwarting
the elopement of a Pawhuska young
couple. But j. Buffner and his in
tended bride. Anna Tinker declare
they will try it again when they can
catch the girls parents mapping.
When Mrs. G.. c. Tinker, the moth
er OF the girl whose age was given
as II, went to a club meeting AZ
Pawhuska. the couple fled to Bartles
Vile. Mr. Tinker soon got wind OF
the elopement and instructed Sher-
iii Jordan to stop the couple. The
sheriff was awaiting at the depot 10
take the couple in charge, but the
wise young man had called for a
cab to meet him at coal chute down
the line when the train came in.
A stubborn deputy in the office OF
the county Jail caused the downfall
of their plans. She refused to issue
the marriage license and while the
couple parleyed with her, Sheriff Jor-
dan entered aud took charge of them
to await the arrival of the girls faith
er. Both were taken back to Paw
huska, but the girl declared her will
ingness to try il again.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
BROKE INTO MAIL POUCH

The preliminary hearing of Tom
Smith, alias Tom Lynch and John
Taylor was held before United States
Commissioner Tibbetts yesterday in
the Federal court room, in relation
to the charge against them of hay-
ing broken into a mail pouch at
Prague on November H. 1t is also
thought that these are the parties
who stole about $500 worth of cocaine
out of box car at Sparks, Novem-
ber II.
Smith is about rs and according
to his own story has been in trouble
before, as he said he had been in
the Federal prison at Jefferson City,
Mo. and claims he was taken from
there to the insane asylum at Fulton.
Mo. Taylor is just a boy and does
not look as If he were over fourteen.
He says his parents live ut Cleveland
Ohio. but that he ran away from
home and met Smith at South Bend,
Ind, about two months ago.
Both were bound over uny1 the
next session OF the Federal grand
Jury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
OKLAHOMA
BASEBALL
UNSETTLED
WILL BE SOME CHANGES
IN IVES ASSoCIA-
TIoN CIRCUIT

There will be at least two changes
In the Western association circuit Is
already assured Bartlesville has
been dropped already and Muskogee
has gone into the newly organized
southwestern league, with Parsons
and coffeyyllle, Kan; Springfield and
sedalIa, Mo-. and Fort Smith, Ark,
with two other towns TO selected lat
er. The National commission has
ordered that the Muskogee, I'll Reno
and Enid franchises In the Western
association should go to Springfield,
Sedalia and Fort Smith in case the
former owners fail to pay the amount
due TO players at the close of the
last season, but with the newer or
ganization alreday established In
those towns 1t looks as though the
Western associations chances there
were rather slim.
New southwestern League.
The Southwestern league is organ
lied by experienced baseball men
and seems TO have beat the Western
association TO the desired territory.
DR.. d. NJ. Shiyely, organizer and for
many years president Of the Western
nsoscaticn, will hold the Sedalia
Franchise. Bernie Garrett, an old
time ball player and a Western as.
seciation umpire last year, has the
Springfield franchise, and Claude
East win look after Fort Smith. With
those three teams in snch hands
there is not much Of an opening for
Tom Hayden. the new president OF
the Western association, TO place any
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

Southern league, which expects to
nave franchises in Fort Smith, Spi-
ro. Heavener and Poteau. The towns
are all within a radius OF 100 miles
and the league is to have a 10 wsal-
airy limit.
Red Downey, manager OF the Ok
lahoma City team in the Texas league
has been scouting down In the Cactus
league and has brought back three
youngsters whom he regards as good
cnes. The most promising OF the
trio is Henry Mathewson of New
York. lie Is touted as being a com
er. The others are Charles Carlson,
second sacker OF the Douglas team
with which Mathewson played, and
C. w Flick. shortstop for El Paso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
Announcement.
WILL PROMOTE BEAUTY

Women desiring beauty get won
derful help from Bucklens Arnica
Salve II banishes pimples, skin
eruptions, sores and boils. 1t makes
the skin soft and velsvty It glorifles
the face. Cures sore eyes. cold sores,
cracked lips, chapped hands Best
for burns, scalds, fever sores, cuts,
bruises and piles. z5c at all drug
gists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
HoW,s THls1

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
FL. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by his firm
WALDiNG. KINNAN C MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs
cents per bottle Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constl-
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
Nasal Catarrh onictlr yiells 10 treat.

Nasal Catarrh quickly Yields 20 treat
ment by tn agreeable. aromatic Eiy's
Cream Balm 1t is received through the
nostrils ana cleanses and heals the whole
surface over which it diiluses itself. Drug
gists sell the 50c size. Test il and you
are sure to continue the treatment till re-
lieved.
Announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
TO the use of atomizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for cdtarrhdt trou-
bies, the proprietors prepare Cream Balmin
liquid form, which will be known as Elys
LIQUID Cream Balm. Price intending the
spraying tube is rs cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med.
ie;nel properties of .,.e Sold preparation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
SHALL WOMEN VOTE?

IL they did. millions would vote DR.
Kings New Life Pills the true rem
edy for women. For banishing dull
tagged feelings, backache or head
ache. constipation. disnelling colds
imparting appetite and toning up the
system, they're uneQualled Easy
safe, sure. 25c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
Mine Expert to Antlers.
(By Associated Press,

Washington. ID. c. ..uv. 2a.-When
the first news of the explosion was
received At the new bureau OF mines
DR.. j. A. Holmes, chief of the bur
eau. Immediately sent a telegram TO
A. G. Hamilton. at McAlester. Okla.
ordering him to proceed at once to
Antlers and give all assistance In
his power. Mr. Hamiltnn Is one OF
the bureaus experts-thoroughly
trained in rescue work at the Pitts
burg station of the bureau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29
THE TEXAS WONDER

cures Kidney, Bladder and Rheumatic
troubles. s1.00 bottle seldom fails TO
give quick and permanent relief.
Write for local testimonials, Dr. w.
Z. Hall, 1926 Olive St ST Louis, Mo.
Sold by all druggists