davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The copper era., 1910-07-22
CACTUS LEAGUE.

threatened to disrupt the Cactus
League last week have now cleared
away, and from appearances the
league is on stronger footing than
heretofore. The disruption came
through a move on the part of FL
Paso to put schedule through that
called for over Is per cent of home
games in Ell Paso. Clifton and Mo-
renci we're cut of eheir visiting list
entirely and promptly rejected the
schedule. And as Canauea and Bis
bee also disapproved Ell Paso's offer,
the four clubs launched an independ-
ent league.
The copper era., 1910-07-22

would save argument if that left field
fence was continued.
2 9 6 s 10
Clifton 0I0 900 21O o.
Morenci d % 200 o Is
The copper era., 1910-07-22

walloped one on the nose to right
bringing in Harvey and Bousquet,
Bobbie taking second. Mason ran for
Seaman and took third on Blythes
out. Wilson got Leidichs fly and the
big game was over.
Breen, a new conner played right
and pulled off two pretty catches,
Breen made good with the fans and
should be d valuable addition to the
team.
4 6 9
Morenci 3 0 , 0 0 0 o. 5
Clifton 0 0 0 1 0 3 4
On Sunday the crowd locked to Mo
renci like slaughter sale at Abe
Ferbers. (This is not an adj and
again saw Clifton take the small end
of "a contest that went ten in
nings.
Bruno KlepAer and Merritt were
the opposing attractions and as in the
game of the Fourth Bruno carried off
all the houors, heaviug little rings
round Merritt and though the boys
let Morenci nose out one ahead it was
no fault of our pitcher.
Both sides scored in the second on
errors. Bousquet hit to left, Blythe
beat out a bunt. Both men advanced
out. Riley fouled, Abbott
was safe on bum peg and Bousquet
scored. For Morenci Kelley hit, was
sacrificed to second. Holman walked |
Crit hit to McCleary who made a
quick throw to second to complete a
double. The throw was low and Riley !
who was running in to cover could not !
deld il, Kelley scoring.
MorencI added two more in the
fourth. Kelley was hit. Advanced |
On an out. Hoffman hit to right and |
took second on the throw to catch |
Kelley, which got by Dauber, Kelley
scoring. Critts grounder went
Riley and Heinie scored.
Clifton tied things up in the |
seventh. Riley beat out hit. Alb
oott died on a fly. Klepfer forced |
Riley but went to second on Names |
error. Dduber put Texas Lacquer
to center, Bruno crossing the pan and |
Oauber taking second. Scanlan |
singled bringing Dauber in.
Both sides scored one in the eighth. |
BOusquet hit to center and Blythe |
beat out a buut. Leidich died on Il |
1y. Riley singled TO right bringing |
Bousquet across, Blythe going to
third. Here a good chance to win
out was wasted through failure of the !
nit and run to work Blythe made a |
dash for home but was touched out |
Abbott making no attempt to hit. |
\ obott died at first. Woods single |
and Names double accounted for Nc
-enci.
KIepfler singled and Mason sacri- |
iced in the ninth but the necessary |
nit WAS not Forthcoming. In the |
tenth Merritt braced tanning two the
third going out on the fly route. For !
with two down Names hit to |
The left corner for a home run WIN
ling the game. This hit was the |
same kind that a question came up
III last game, Wilson only being
allowed two bases on it. Leidich re-
-urned the ball in time to hold Names
At third but Ashley allowed a home
-un. The question is did the ball 90
over the fence or out of the umpires
,i4ht. Ashley is all right in his de-
,i>iJn and no one accuses him OF not
-ryiug to do the right thing, but it
ear. there will because of the in
crease in attendance, be apportioned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
LOSSES FROM sAD CHECKS


During the past year s2Ia.27C was
lost 10 the members OF the State Re.
tail.rJ association OF Oklahoma
through the cushing ol bad checks,
according to the annual report OF the
association Just issued The number
of local associations was Increased
dgeiag the year from 20 10 3i0 and
the membership from $50 TO G,lOO.
DnflnE the year members iled with
The associations 10 nave collected
bills aggregating si,5Gs.Dl0, of which
2i.5 per cent was collected and saved
Ia tne merchants. Also In fcrretinS
out aud exposing iake advertising
schemes the association actually say
ed 10 members the sum OF $GlG.5OO.
I'hl mates total of nearly u mil.
lion dollars saved 10 members dur
ing the year; an average OF lGs.4J 90
tire member. while the cost OF malil'
iaining the assoxatl0ns. stale aud
local. averaged bat $3.50 member.
Members or the Legislature are nlcdg-
ed 10 enact law ~ the near regular
session protecting the retailers from
bad check men. The next annual con
yention OF retallcfs viii be held IN
Wagner. Jannary 1913
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
DEFEATED HIM; MARRIED
New York Woman Conquers
Man and Then Annexes
Him

New York. Dec. 90 Miss Estner
kuntzler lawyer OF No. 1873 Rlviug.
tcn street. was marIiet to Harris
lawyer Of No. 02 Broad
way. Yesterday afternoon at the Tab
eraacle OF Ihe Congregation 0hth
Iedek.
This legal romance had its begin.
ming in the Second district municipal
court on Madison street one day wllen
Miss Kuntzler and KoppIeman faced
each other ) the opposing counsel IN
case, There was long legal ar.
gnmens, IN which Mss Nuntzlcr was
so impressed by the courtesy OF aer
adversary. and Koppleman so capti.
yated By the charms and learning OF
ris opponent, that the acquaintance
was continued after court adjourned.
In spite Of the fact that Miss hiintz-
Ter won her. case. Koppleman carried
10 grndge and as Miss kuntzler did
rot permit herself 10 crow over her
triumph the interest In legal matters
soon paved the way to an interest ~
each otner.
Miss Kuntzlcr, has been tho pari.
ncr o. her latser. Felix krnlzleY, Dn
it was said at her home Yesterday
that II was probable ta;s nrm won.l
rc dissolved for the formation OF tue
ncw koppleman and koppleman,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
POSTAL BALANCE Nearer
Expense of 6,ooo 900, But
Receipts are y early
as Much

Washington rac. 29--Tbat Post
master General Hitchcock Is deter
minud 10 put the post. Office depart.
ment on q self sustaining basis ~
evidenced M the annual report of the
third assiytant postmaster general,
nade pubhc today Though the es-
pendlturos for last year are 6till IN
pxrcss OF tar receipts, there is .
marked decrease In the expenses
when compared with n year ago.
The total postal receipts tor the
fiscal year 1910 aggregated s22i,i2S,-
e7.Ce. This is an increase OF s2J.dGd-
274.55 or 1910 per cent. wien com
pared with those for the preceding
yeai.
Tie expenditures for last year were
s2.l .y77. .22j.5O, iln OK kras oyG re
ceipis OF s5.Sls ,56G.sS. 40 this should
be added y32si5.07 lost by burglary
lire. bad debts, etc. making total
OF 1881 ,lSL95. decrease OF $ll.
sos, ,2S8.a2. when compared with ihe
deficit of toe fiscal year 1919.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
OKLAHOMAN
GOT JOB BY
II FRANKNESS

When Theodore Roosevelt was pres
iiont he was asked TO appoint a Ger.
tain man postmaster In an Oklahoma
toyt 'fhe aplllctAtl a good
man. bnl Tor several Years had drunk
more than was good /or him About
a year before he ASKED for the post
4nme, however, he stepped drinking,
Mhen his tandl iacy became known
the applicants political enemies filed
CHARGES In Washington that made him
anl.ear to be most dlsrepniable char.
actcr. 4. 4a
L,nns Flynn was then delegate m
congress from the territory OF Okla
homa. lie was at the waite house
Unp day ana was told by presidens
Roosevelt OF the charges that had
betl filed against the man Flynn was
supporting,
sllaw about these charges, Don
niT lht plesldent asked
4 de.t believe they are true ans
wteed Flynn. but | j writc To the
man himself. and let yoa Know what
he says"
F.yan' wror the letter ami In due
time received an answer Ia which
ihe applicant tor The postolflcc said;
n here u d lot OF truth and some
talss hocd in these charges. The truth
h tLat al one time | dralk all the
whisky could lay my hands on, and
II there WAS a brand that | missed
sainpllng Itwas because ! never came
across A. But ile further truth IS
that | stopped drinking more than a
year asp and never again In my HE
do expect 10 touch It. II this letter
lok,s Inc the appointment, let II Slide
/; flln ilransmttd the l-.ter 20
Pre- Lent Roosevelt. SeSeral days
alter the president was shaking hands
vita number OF Oklahomans who
had called at the white house on OF
ilcal business. Finally he came 10
Flynn, and, turning TO the other Ok.
ahomans, said:
.DeEf,s has asked me to give pest
office to one OF his friends, against
whom charges have been filed. am
always pleased when man tells me
the truth. | Was late.y compelled TO
deprive man OF Ms office because
he dl,l not tell me the truth about
his past Here Is q frank letter from
Flynm's friend In which ! believe the
truth is told gives me pleasure TO
cay that appointcl.him postmaster
| tiiis mornItg In his town
The president had the letter IN his
coat pocket Since that time the post
master has made good every day in
the year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
PARIS NEW YEAR REWARD
Man Who Unearthed sug I
Frauds Gets $4,000
tBy Associated press., 4,

Washington. D. G.. Dee 20. Rich
ara Parr, the cnsioms detective who
discovered the steel springs In the
scaIes on the american Sugar REIN
Ing companyf 1 dock al Williamsburg
and fnfuisiIeS most OF the evidence
through vhifh more than ss,5OOOoO
has beey retsrned to the federal tras.
ilry nll+-get bis reward as New
--frafs greetl}g.
PARIS moie.y was 100000 for his
v2sk lie wa pola-sls.saao sometime
TEU7 bur~tlle treasury had no more
inuGs to complete playment The
urgency deficiency DAl passed by con,
grcss carrie gtb00 and OF that $780,
900 viii 80 to Pafr.
Secretary Mac, eagh Will sign a
variant this week transferring the
none to Col ector I.oeb III New York
who will be a1ple to pay Parr before
Nsw Years day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
Or. Mahr'e Report

The first biennial report OF Dr. j.
G. Nahr state commissioner of pub
lie health. shows that for the year
ending September 30, 1910, there
were 3272 deaths Six hundred and
Efty-nine persons died from typhoid
fever, Gas from tuberculosis. l59 from
measles, 1877 from diptheria, 81 from
smallpox, n from scarlet fever. 81
from whooping cough. 1884 from pneu-
monia and 3 from hydrophobia.
There were 3i06 aeatns from pre-
yentagle diseases, and Mahr estimates
tEcre we're ten times as many cases
as deaths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
TO BUILD STEEL CARS
Lehigh Valley wiz Put Framework
In elI Repairs.
(By Leased Wirej


Chicago. Dec. PA Ie7 hi the
dlrecticl OF prpThllag further safety
and also accomplishing Settcr results
IN the VA Of economy has been tar
Ell bf the ilelr'yn- n--t'sITey raiipeau'
which has deJlded on a policy OF
lAinSi stesI Aadcrframes on all tgejght
cars Which Hereafter reach iis shops
Tor general rcpalrs.
AT new box clirs now being pur.
ehayetl bss tue company have a capac-
lty Of $1,000 ponrds aud are equipped
withstcel pndelirames. Cars OF small
er CAPACITY are gradually being SO
equipped or else 'abandynei. The
company also has decided TO equip
lts big. double-hoper coal cars each
having capacity OF l00.O00 pounds
with rolled steel wheels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
KNOX HEADS OFF TROUBLE
sneclal TO naily .eaaer

Washington y. G.. Dec. 20 --Sccre.
tary Knox has taken measures 10 pre-
vent so far as possible the outbreak
OF revolution against President Day.
llla In Honduras. He has addressed
communications TO the -four other Cen
tral American republics remindIrg
them oT their pledges at the Treaty
OF Washlngton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

{ DR.. and Mrs c. X. Dixon Of Wich'
ita, are in the city.
Roy L. Burke, Of paals valley Is
here
William Crawford. Of Wcathcrford
is spending a few dafs in the city
Deputy Marshal Heck Thomas Of
Lawtcn, came to the city yesterday
A. NJ coambcrs Of Mccur'a'u is
hers.
G. +. Templetoh Of shawnee, Is In
the city.
Col. ]. L. Love, chairman Of the cor
poraion commission returned today
from visit to his mother in Texas
W. ]. Smelling. of Frederick, Is IN
the city.
P. II. Hampton Of chickasha Is
here
George Zimmerman and Isaac Tay-
lor OF the district attorneys oftiee'
Went to Oklahoma city, today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
WHAT AusrllNc HAS ooNr

Manager brooks says. no has seem
Cd a contract from the IuanageniH
OF The Climax" The date wllI ~
mncu4ced later on II Will hef,
month or so at least. A llttle eItI
gy OF this kln.s Il pursued. will btn'
to alr tcwn higher. standard OF COP
panics. wf sa{
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
TOO MUCH COMMUNION
(lly Associatrn l,ress. }

81, Petersburg, Dec. 29--Tbree COM
murscai;ts deat and twcrtyrirr ser.
tously III the result OF mistake
n ule by an elder OF Lutheran church
mere last evening. who iliied com
mnnion cups with sulphurated. chroln.
ste ilisiead of vine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
CHALLENGE MADE FOR G0TGH
lBy Associated Press. /,

Omaha. Nebs Dec. 29-1.'F Farmer
DntBs, through the Omaha Bee, -.
SUES q challenge ON behalf OF Frank
Couch for q nntch With any man ia
thu world. Ge dfge iinekeDschmlit
preferred, fof side bet of $21.GOJ,
the winner To take all wrestlcrs
share Of the gate money or purse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
JOHNSON LIKELY 70 FIGHT
tBy Associated pre.sl

pads. Ufe. 29-s-It' ~ annol4 red
that JacIe Johnson has definitely ac.
Gep.odf the offer made some time
ago 70 rake $500 10 come 70 Paris
next AlrIl and tight the winner OF the
approaching match between Joe Jetn.
ncttc and Sam l~lgford.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

U..s.iA .iks., Dse. Tle E,estrs
caI Truat 50 called Is doomed to dis
lntegration according TO tho officials
OF the dcpaftment of Justice who stat
ed today that the prosecutions would
be Instituted about fseDEuals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
aAsnuRY AT ARoMoas
Special to The Leader.

Ardmore. Okla. Dec. 2O.--chaflss
Rasbefry OF Dallas. Tex. candidate
for grand exalted ruler OF the EMS.
wns the guest OF honor at the arnital
Homecoming banquet of the lodge
here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
BOILER EXPLOSION
(Ey Agsoelated Press. !

, pittsBch, Mass, Dec, g0ThlFtean
reported killed and htty inIurey to
day by explosion OF boiler IN plant
81 Morewood Ice company on shore
Aotewood lake ncaI here Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
Bridges are Repaired.

Guy Engineer Hooker reports that
the flooring OF Noble avenue bridge
Is under was The college avenue
bridge was finisheli last week Both
bridges have beoa floored in oak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
losT-REWAR0 OFFERED.
Lost. Last Friday. pearl pin. Find
er please ponce 953 Reward
TWO GRAND DIVISIONS
--
Rock Island TO Be Operated
North and South From
Caldwell

Extensive changes arc impending
in the Rock Island system. From
January /, next, the various lines
win be operated in what will he
known as two grand divisions. laese
divisions win be known as the lines
OF Caldwell, Kan, and the lines south
al ths,esncint. ~. s. l'insman VIII pe
general manager Of the lines north OF
sai,aldwetf and viii have Offices IN ch--
cago. W. W.. Whitcntop VIII acL y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
Council Meeting Tonight.

There wlll DC roul.e meeting
OF the city council tonight. The only
important action on the program Is
approval Of the West Side paving
disirict bends. The matter was up
ast week aud deferred. II Is ex-
pocted the resolutions, covering all
OF West Warner avenue viii be pass
cd tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

The first chautaugua meeting viii
be held next Monday at the chamber
OF commerce rooms. Directors are
TO be elected,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

Mamie Foster. colGled. was arrest
ed last night for street walking aud
pe,ty larceny
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
Alternately in Town

Abernathy in Town
United states Marshal John r. Alb
ernathy who is to leave the Office by
resignation on January /, was IN the
city last night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

MES Madelines rrisbey of Oklaho-
ma Cltyjs. visiting friends here
Miss Madeline Armantrout enter.
taihed the beta Beta girlssat her home
last night The club II having ser.
les Of holiday parties,
\ Mrs u, w. neiahl entertained the
Thursday Bridge club today.
Several theatre parties are being
arranged for The play tonight
District uaited states Attorney
John Embty and family went 10 BOY.
inglon today 70 visit relatives
e4. NsNat.g- ---T- X s....s .auff, itts.Yl
several events for the Beta BETA
girls, who are hayine q house party
took place tolay. AT goon today they
we've entertained at luncheon by
Mrs. Robert SohllnYg After lunch
con they repaired 20 the nome OF
MIR and Mrs, j. Il. COltiaaham where
they srt about writing memoirs OF
their GATHERINGS Tonight they will
be guests Of Mr. Cottngham al a box
aaiay ~ thc Brooks, where The
NlllIe Sister tViola Allen) Is TO be
the attraction. The Beta Beta girls
aro Misses Margaret Armantraut,
Ethel Mandc Smith. Lillian Brown
I.ortna phe ns. Dorothy Sexauer Ruth
kessler. Ruth Niles AID Madeline
CotIlnghan
Mrs. Il. X. CUlln win entertain the
Friday lsuchre club tomorrow after.
l0on,
Officers for the Eastern Star are
to be installed &C the Masonic tenn
PIE Friday night There will be DIN
nor at G o'clock and the ceremonies
will begin at s p. m.
Several young men OF tho city last
night gave dinner and dance at the
Hotel Ione, There were twenty-five
numbers on the dance program. The
occasion was pronounced Il delightful
one by all. The guests were, Miss
Emma Revere. Little RocR. Ark; Miss
I'ess Tipto. Oklahoma City; Miss
Ruth Walton, ST. Louis; Miss Janeti
iIeadlcs, Oklahoma CITY; Walter
Eeadles and Mr.. Fhrris. Oklahoma
City; Mr. and Mrs issile Walton. Mt
and Mrs. fA1olph Kaufman The
club members attending We're; Misses
Douglass. lleadles, Eya Klnk. Ora
ham, ChIlcotI. Graham, Tilt McEl
Kinney, Adler Majors Moss. Ryser
Oliver GaDo,. Bronson, Doldc, Mel
Klmb. Matthews. Floyd. Reayes. Wal
tom TIpton. Messrs. Harry Matchett
olsnIth, Ansrecher, Harvey Match
EFT, Powers, QUINN Watson, Massy
FNrlow. BRYAN Watson. Hunt Hen
shaw craddocls. Hal Cook. Bonner
Doye, Patterxon, Knelsley, Ramsay
Ryson. Beadles, AIcElhlnney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

The pellce had a merry chase yes
terday after a supposed murderer,
'a report OF tragedy having come IN
from the West Side. Screams had
been heard, and fiaal'y Chief Mitchell
found that Il negro was chastising
Mrs Negro something beyond the lin
1t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
SSsssss =. s.sSs1s s'as sgS5YETesas-

KCV p. D. Cameron has been elect
ed education secretary for the Baptist
university at shawnee The corner
stone OF the main building is to be
ali in February
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

Last nights mass meeting was the
most representative one Guthrie las
had this year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

"The White Sister company, head
ed BY Miss Viola Alle-. one OF the
peers OF the American stage arrives
at 1:l5 this afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

Tax-nayng is booming along at Il
great rate AID il Is believed the de.
inquent list will be much smaller
than usual. The heavy taxpayers are
settling earlier than ordinarily.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

Several theatre parties are being
arranged for the play tonight
Dktrltt Hlfted states Attorney
JQhn Embry and family went 20 BOY.
ington today 70 visit relatives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

calccis for the Eastern Star are
10 be Installed at the Masonic tenn
lc Friday night. There will be d'n.
nor at G o'clock and the ceremonies
will begin at s p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29
100000 oooooooooooo oooooooooo oooooooooooo o
PERSONAL 90 SHORT CUTS O. 0 FRESH TOPICS o.
AND 90 TO THE NEWS 90 OF THE TOWN o.
OoOoooooooO % 90 O o.

Charles H. Woods of Guthrie was
elected treasurer Of the Phi Delta Phi
fraternity at hte state meeting in OK
lahoma City last night. The annual
banquet was held then.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-29

Mrs, Il. X. cnlIn win entertain the
Friday Euchre club tomorrow after.
loon,
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