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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
NEW YORK GIVES
Up ITS RACING
All Hope Now Abandoned and His.
toric Tracks Will Be Cut Up In;o
Real Estate Subdivisions.

NEW YORK, MAY 5.--Horse racing
Is nearing an end IN New York state.
Horsemen generally are agreed today
that when the assembly concurs In
the bills passed by the senate yester-
day and there Is little doubt that II
Will concur-seyeral OF the big rae
ing associations will prepare 10 wind
up their corporate existence as pro
meters OF running race meets.
The spring dates viii be kept &C
cordiue 10 the Jockey club officials.
bat It is believed that the fall meet
ings viii be declared of This, how
ever, Will not be finally determined
until after the bills are laws and the
attorneys for the Jockey club have ex-
dminCd them as TO their constitutions
alty.
Most of the tracks are likely 10 be
cut M into building lots Already
surveys have been made OF the Grave
send course and plans 90 convert II
INTO residential spot have been out
lined. With the completion OF the
tunnel 10 Jamaica that property is
expected to be converted into build
Ing lots within year
Sheepshead Bay and Belmont Park
viii remain intact no matter what the
fate OF racing The Sheepshead Bay
managers believe the reform spasm
will pass with the retirement Of Gov
Hughes and they Will maintain their
plant as usual. Belmont Park will be
utilized for aeropane races and avia
ton meets. August Belmont planned
this action more than a year age
when he became convinced that the
crusade against racing was to be sue
cessful II is understood he and his
associates VIII De bidders for rhe in
ternational meet and also for an aero
club meeting next September
James r. keene. vice chairman OF
the Jockey club, said today ne believ
ed the passage Of the ant-oralbettine
/ bills may mean the calling of Of some
OF the race meetings now program
med
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

Stroller. 2:13 -. by AllertOn, 2 90
II. owned by Edward Tierney, Bay
City. Mich. and in the stable Of viii
Heating At that town is being heavily
staked through the Grand Circuit lie
showed himself To be a very good trot
ter last season when he won eleven
out of thirteen starts and took his
record in winning race over the
Rockport, Ohio. halfmle track.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Alma D. Mt Pleasant. o.

ALMA. Mich, May Alma won 4
very fast game from the Mt. Pleasant
Normas this afternoon by score az
to o. Muncanson fOT Alma AMI
SDross fer the Normalitcs were botu
tight each allowing but four hits.
Alma's however came in lunches
while those OF tho enemy were scat
tered, no two coming in one inninH.
The game took up but an hour anu
fifteen minutes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
RECORDS TO FALL IN
INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES
IL ARrHUR oUFFEY.

Looks like another year OF
record breaking i'm the inter
COLLEGIATE. with Billy PAUL
hyIng i'm the mile and twomilc
runs Tex" Ramsdell Of Pen.
nsylyania spelling ~ % sec
onds for a quarter. and Nelson
aLd Gardner az Yale jumping
moro thm II feet. surely some
of these records ought TO fall
Harvard has shown no record
breakers like these. hut bono
van can bc relied ON to make II
iutere sting for all
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

which will he run a week from the
coming Saturday
Al the May 80 Comstock field day Of
track athletes and bicycle riders. one
OF the feature events OF the day will
be tivemile relay race between the
\. VI. G. A. team and Hope college
Whatever may be the result Of the
Northumberland Rapids race this re-
lay at Comstock park viii be bitterly
contested Moreover it may be the
rubber between the two institutions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Sporting N otes
Michigan. 10; oIi,c,. q.

Michigan. IOi oIi,ct, q.
Grand Rnpld~ started It's Central
league campaign by q ~ WIN.
central and -. 4. =. track teams look
their FIRST outdoor work yesterday.
>rnidingS mud BurroughS play az
PaIk. paris ost Michitati-a e.. sun
~ l. alleged that Jen i stu selling
itt"IIID 'n i'I' Goa = at "1o+ 'i 10 10 b.
nnrr, Lewis knorked out pete Drow"
Of Eu-Iiud. no lHrl- last might uIat-
ns ior unrsc "t no'
Nincr brown went 80 pieces ~ PITTS
hWE H"etrtd'N and allowed sis lns
boo une inning. materially Hssiftrl bN
Stcinfcidts two errors
sam Bcrger refused q" assent 10
Nrlcb cor GraueN. the fu"u named tDI
the position OF retcr"" hy ia.k john
SON The dispute. may finally nr. 1872
fo the prnmUt"rs. Wuu Nttr ft .Cfttl
the privilege 10 the principals iHiI g.
Hrfs".
George w slaughter aud frank
cares nave moved tbe'r stable. &C., '"
NOW Includes about ZOO hcad
King has signed " new ,brce1Scar
contract with Chicago. 1td ls f'i" 60
HfYp ju.t tcCFiVed biz HigN W"t ifi -
championship loot. THe contract o, is
said. calls Tor - 900 fear
President Taft ~av the ~ louis
oN pitcher Beohe. OF Cincinnati, and
Tort for tho Awrri am lcaft" paf Is
across the street.. ltr stayed 60 tlc
AnlsA OF the Cleveland Same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Lacrosse Guide Out.

The OGcial Lacrosse Guide ant
Playing Rulcs for the year 1910 has
just been ISSUED Articles by prom
inent lacrosse authorities make the
volume interesting The constitution
and playing rules are published in fol
end pictures of all the leading lacrosse
teams IN the United states as wei
ns the records for 1909
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Jere Hutchlns WIN Shoot.

Iere c. Hutchins, president of the
Detroit United railway. has Joined the
Detroit Rifle club. ana hereafter may
De found any sunny Saturday. Shoot.
ing at 4 stump out on the Mack-av".
range. The club has just ordered 10
new guns and one OF them will be for
M Hntchins.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
-TIGES BRING LEAGUE LEAD
BACK HOME WITH THEM

proptam here includes the Sox OF
Sunday We will entertain 81. Louis.
Weather permitting Thereafter De
uot Vil goi IFS May baseball IN the
supr'ius extras uud oG the paragon
score loarl With thC exception ~
May IS when ihe SoN drop m for a
rame on tholr way home from the
east
la aU probability Walsh for Chicago
and summers for Detroit will be the
respective pitching selections for TO
day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Wallace On Bush.

The more the fans see OF Bush
the more they know he comes mighty
near being the best shortstOp in the
game Bv the by. It's Wallace's opin.
ion that DOME is the king He's the
best over saw. says the tidy Scot
st. Louis Times.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
JOKER IN king CASE.
Johns Pay This Year Hsy Be Low
But There after? Wei, Waltz

CHICAGO. May Chicago base.
ball fans are Specializing today on
catcher John Kings salary, following
the announcement that the former
hold-cut catcher had signed new
threeyea contract with the Chicago
Cubs. King salary this year Will
be- $500 OF course but 1t is asserted
that next year the catcher will re-
cciye Sc 900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

CINCINNATI'S GIRLS
RUN SECOND TO OURS
Cleveland plain Dealer)

NCIeVeIahd FIaIp UeaIer'l
George Suggs who was sent
10 the minors hy Hughie len
nings because of alleged tlirt-
ing is "A different pitcher this
spring, having won three games
i'm row for Cincinnati Evi-
IDENTITY the Cincinnati girls are
NOT rs attractive rs those who
resided I'm Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Hicks LAST Stand.

Elmer Flick's future as Nap hangs
in the balance He will be taken east
and given chance 10 show what be
can do He must display something
Of his old-time form TO hang on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
%. unIaue plstInetlon.

loss nnhit game was stunning
surprise this early I'm he season WAY
back In 1895 Hughes and Breiteu
stein pitched nolit games, both on
the same day April % bat Joss beat
hcir time by two days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
JACK JOHNSON DEFAULTED.
Makes No Defence IN Court Against
81 Suit for Training.

BOSTON. May "a default was en-
tered against Jack johnson, the pugll-
list, in the municipal civil court in the
SUIT brought against him By Petc
Walker. or Chelsea for 81 for se'-
vices in training him During the
week Of April -. 1906. Walker claims
he trained Johnson and was 10 GO,
50 a day for the seven days. and n
also performed other services, which
made the total due Sal. The defend.
ant claimed he paid the amount. When
the case was called Johnson was no.
present and so was defaulied
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Pitcher at Liberty

Pitcher wants 10 join good s'rour
local team uniformed only. Can work
sunday games only. formerly with tic
Tmn -;ato. team Phone Main 3G7l.L
after + o'clock evenings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Baseball Niqht in the Gayety.

II will De baseball night at TIE
Cayety theater Thursday, and Man
agcr j VI Ward has invited the men
Ecrs OF the Detroit aud Chicago teams
10 be his guests ar the performance OF
Tie Golden Crook company
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
THE BEG-LEAGUE RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 4. Chicago Q.
New York 4. Washington ..
Cleveland 3, St Louis GA iuniugs}.
Cold at philadelphia
rodny's Games.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington AT Philadelphia
st. Louis NJ Cleveland
New York az Boston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
IlETf.llII

Tsvo-hase Crawford Sacrinr'
hits--R Bush. cobb simmons ~toica
hases-Cobb Struck out By White
3 by Muilu . First base ou balls
OF White Double plovs--o LctrY.
DcIehauty and simmons, Tanuenli'.
Zclacr and Gaudil Triple piay--S NJ
mons and BUSH Lot ou bases-'- li-
oago .. Detroit .. Hit los pitchers v
" hite Stauagc and Cobb, hy Mullin,
Turtcu Time so. mpircs-kclip
,tg -h,rt1np
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

UI that the weather man turned out
with the other bugs to greet a bunch
that has been turning off stunts like
these.
Lead Is Really Ours.
AS FOR the league lead above re-
forred 90. IL must be admitted that. Ia
Philadelphia the Athletics lead the
table IN the position decorated IN De
roit by the Tigers The Champs nave
a real right To- the place. however, TOT
they have played more games than
their hated foes.
Hughie Jennings Is naturally con
siderably elated over the result or tee
teams first trip Three straight III
Cleveland. three out OF four in -.
Louis and an even break in spite OF
dishcartening lot Of bad luck at CAl.
cago make total OF nine wins anu
three defeats THAT is GOOD
ENOUGH TO WIN ANY PENNANl
EVER OFFERED IN THE ANNALS
OF MODERN BASEBALL.
In addition. Hughie has had an OPP
portunity to try out every one or ms
colt players. with the exception or
Catcher Casey. at whom he had a
good look last year. anyhow Latin
.ers third.based so well that II Is a
very doubtful matter if he will be
cent to Montreal for some little time.
simmons stepped into the breach az
first base and played an excellent
game in the capacity of first aid To the
Injured. stroud won his game with a
shut-out and Pernoll copied IN ms
only start, though suffering from q
sad lack Of batting support IN two
extrainning soirees into which he
was pushed by the little boss VINO
acted as II he wanted 10 test his staf
youngsters gameness. II that was
the case. the test ought 10 have been
success. \ tougher trial could not
| have been offered
And there was Browning. who deliv.
cred the goods on the road as he hea
at home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
Three Vets On Edge.

Mullin. Willett and Summers Of The
veteran corps are ready for any OF
them and Tom Jones and Morarty
might be playing today were II really
necessary. AS a matter OF fact II viii
probably take defeat or two 10 or'ne
them back into the game. for Il has
never been a piece of the Jennings
policy 10 break up winning comblna-
ton. regardless OF the apparent
strength Of his team and the array OF
stars who may be decorating the
bench.
Today. tomorrow and Saturday our
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05

ul that the weather man turned our
with the other bugs to greet a bunch
that has been turning off stunts like
these.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01
Towels and Toweling Damask

All greatly reduced prices Ready made, bcaeled
turkish bath towels heavy and fine large size l7XS4
inches, good values at I5c I'M
Tuesday and Wednesday, each .,.......... luI
Huck face towels, good quality, red stripe fringe
ends large size ISx4o inches our regular 5c sellers,
Tuesday and Wednesday only, 1nn
each ..............s... .t.8,.......... lVu
Honey combed face towels, with red stripes at
ends with fringe nice large ones, 2ox4o inches loc
sellers Tuesday and Wednesday, for rs cents each
Small checks face or bath towels, iringed ends
regular SC values for Tuesday and NJ
Wednesday, .~... ...-....................T TI
White IIuck towels hem stitched l6xs2 inches
popular sellers at oc special Tuesday and Wcdncs
day at $3.50 i-3S
Huck Crash toweling bleached IS inches wide,
regular and poular sellers at Ioc per yard Tuesday
and Wednesday yards nnn
tor ........,....... ......... a~~"
Linen Crash toweing, 20 inches wide, natural
linen color, just the thing for durability fine value
at Ioc the yard special Tuesday and Wednes 7En
day yards for ......................... SVV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01

lasted exactly ~ minutes, adjourplilS
10 allow tho DEMOCRATS to caucus ON
The fees and salaries bbl.
Amhouys bill providing for The IN
yestmenl of Sinking funds, aud 2 SEN
ate bill by Williams app 'opra'ihg
$4,000 for legislative expenses and
salarics or members and employees,
were finally passed.
A resolution of thanks from the
Rryan club OF Chant for The house
action on the bill making Chant a
county court town of Haskell county
was read
There were only three OF the AZ
Republican house membe's In their
keats when the house convened this
morning. Edglngton, More of Wash
lngton am Merrick The others were
h side room caucusing with state
Chairman jim Harris, who is seen
much about The legislature these days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01
GUTHRIE IN ITINERARY
Capital City Included in Ten
tatiVe Route OF Famous
Gliddcn Tour

According to letter received by
Secretary Walton Of the Guthrie Auto
mobile club, the Gldden Auto tour
viii include this city The route
chosen for the tour, according to Mr.,
Butler, chairman OF tho contests
poard, is from Cincinnati, leaving
there about the middle Of June, for
Louisville, thence 10 Nashville. thence
Via Memphis. Little Rock, Texa-kana
Dallas, TT Worth, Lawton, oklahoma
City, Guthrie Topeka, st. Joseph, Des
Moines. Cedar Rapids, Davenport to
Chicago, the closing point Ms
The route through Dixie until 'fHe
tourists reach Arkansas will be over
ihe famed turnpike roads. the road
from Louisville to Jackson. Tennes-
see. being historically famous From
Little Rock to Texarkana will be the
worst roads as to hills, and severe
tests will be made on the hill seal.
ing abilities OF the machines in the
The route from FL Worth
90 l.awton is not decided upon; the
tour may be made through by either
Asdmore or Daneall. stiaisA. north
through the state metropolis and cap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01

ial, dependent largely upon the
track selected by the scout machines
from The various auto clubs of Okla-
hOma
The local good roads advocates will
cndcayor TO have something done 70
enhance The value of the route
through lllis District, HE committee
already in charge Of the good roads
project going this week 10 the south
portion Of Logan county to see what
can be done toward road Improvements
trder present conditions.
A Guthrie car will accmompany the
tourists from here to Topeka and pos
sibly to St. Joseph The tour is one
oi more than Ordinary importance TO
the good roads movement in this state
the lack IL permanent, smooth loads
having always been "A hindrance to
auto tests and travel through Okla
homa TO the more sontherly hard road
belt OF the coastal district of Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01
A MILLION DOLLARS
FOR ADVERTISING

An appropriation Of ono million
dollars to be spent this year adver
Using Pape's Dlapepsiu aud papcs
Diuretic has been decided upon by
The directors Of The pape, Thompson
a pape Co. Cincinnati, o Seventy
per cent OF this amount will be spent
in the newspapers VI he United
States, Canada and Mexico
This immense appropriation, one
Of the largest over known, proves
the companys absolute faith in The
worth OF their preparations, also he
fact that the newspapers are The best
medium TO make a good article ma
tionally known. Our readers are al
ready familiar with Pape's Diapep-
sin, which is said TO be splendid
preparation to relieve upset siom
achs and Indigestion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01

teniion to his training work. When
The time came 10 sta.t the show
there was some worrying over VOL
gas because he did not show up.
There were reports around that he
had ducked town.
Firs. and Only 5eatIny.
But some one happened 10 look
across the street There was Vol
gast calmly sitting on step putting
away at black cigat and calmly
viii. ling a stick into a boys dagger
He was tipped cil 10 the fac that he
was wanted inside lie hus led
along. jumped into his clothes, anu
went four rounds When the finish
came Nelson's gloves was raised in
the air.
But after this dclea Wolgasi had
90 work his WY up again. He WAS
sonn . las0riie, however ard was
soon pu on in seml-tiuals around
Grand Rapids Then when he had
licked boys who carried such names
as Young XII ain, Young Oct
rick. kid" Bond. and Smith, inside
Of four rounds he wandered back to
Pctoskty, the scene of his first bat.
tie. There he met Young Smith
and laid him cold in seven rounds
This Smith was brother OF the boy
who fought against Wolgast under
The name Of Young" Nelson.
Be sure and read The 81. Louis
Racket stores ad on Page $ in This
pepper. II will pay you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01
SENATE IN FORENSIC ATTITUDE
contlnaed tlom gaAo onc

tiiing rs absolutely necessary.
Sosrols spoke in favor OF the
amendment by Scuaior Landrun. lie
thinks the legislature has the author
ity to create al least two court towns
in any county in Oklahoma.
Landrum Amendment Defeated
The Landrum amendment was losl
when Senator Eggelman called for
reconsideration of the vote by which
senate bill No IS fixing salaries of
the clerk of the Supreme court and
court of criminal appeals was lost,
the char ruling that consideration OF
code committee reports held the right
If way
Code Commission Reports
Senator Thomas raised point OF or
der TO what should be subject matter
IN discussions OF code commission re-
norts. j President pro TEN Graham
refused to sustain the point of ORDER
and a motion by Blair that debate
close al } p. M, today unless vote
has previously been taken was adopt
ed
The motion of Redwine TO postpone
discussion of code reports until 2
oeiock this afternoon prevailed,
which means that the discussion is
restricted 10 one hour from to :
o'clock. II the motion by Blair. which
VAS adopted. holds good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01
STATE GAME WARDEN
FARES SOMEWHAT BETTER
Bills Recommended 10 Pay
Office Expenses and $4,000
for Propagation Purposes

! The house OF representatives yes
terday afternoon devoted most Of it's
time to appropriation bills, killing
4 two aud passing others. A bill fixing
the terms Of district courts was also
passed BY,
There was a regular 'anli-appropria-
tlun' Split IN the house, and before
he members with appropriations lad
realized what had happened two i'm
portant bills had gone by the board. !
Several ether appropriations were
saved from the same fate by their
authors getting them passed
Two new bills were Introduced, onr
b. Casieel 10 prevent watering OIL
n ilroad stock, and another by the
same author relative 20 the leasing
of public lands.
Appropriation Bills That Failed
Appropriation b. lis reported unfav-
orably in lhr house in the committee
ul the whole included joint bill by
Glover. Huddlcstone and lrcon, max
ing an appropriation of $4,000 for the
completion and equipment of the Ada
normal the purant normal, the Wealth
tilVlu HVi ihdl, rill LUZ iiluhHti lui WI
lege for girls at Chickasha; and Will
son of Greer, appropr,ating $4,000 to
buy the improvements on the section
If school lands wanted by the Granite
reformatory Appropriation bills rec
commended fayo! ably were by Durani
AMI Ewell transferring $1,000 from
the 1911 appropriation for the DuranO
normal to the 1910 fund. by Durant
approprlaing S7,253 TO reimburse
State Game Warden Askew for eX-
pcnses incurred in running the game
warden's department; and commit
tee bill app.oprating $4,000 out of
he game protective fund to be used
IN propagating fish. game and. birds
by the state game warden and
senate bill appropriating $4,000 for
mileage and per diem for legislative
members and employees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01

]. J. Fryan OF flei1sefs Is The guest
OF Secretary of State Cross and mas
been visiting state departments of
the new state. Mr. Bryan was a
member of the Sixteenth general as
sembly OF Colorado but earnestly de-
elaies he has since tried to live down
that error The distinguished law
maker was a friend OF Secretary OF
state Cross when the guest was but
d chid md tie reunion and visit are
much appreciated by the Oklahoma
official ghose popularity IS not honna
Ell by state lines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01
|RR|GAT|0N|STsAT GUYMON
Northwest Oklahoma Arousinr
TO the Desirability OF Sure
Water Supply
Special To Daily Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Guymon, Okla, March To-day
ihe irrigation congress assembled IN
this city. The program is lengthy
and speakers of note are scheduled
10 address the assemblage. Harper
county furnished the largest list of
visitors at the opening session of the
congress in the metropolis of No Man
Land strip Miss Kate Barnard, the
state commissioner of charities, is
ON The afternoon program. John
tiplobie OF Guthrie. is to speak for
Me citizpns of that city and ON the
fopic ofiiiiense intefest here. the sale
OF the school land The meeting
promises to be the best attended OF
any ever held in Northwest Oklaho-
ma on the subject of irrigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01
A progressive Move

The Katy railroad is today es-
iablishing an uptown ticket office in
the lobby Of the Hotel lone. Hand
some fixtures, of the mission style.
are being installed The office will
he n charge Of J Elliott, who
comes here from Coffeyville, Kan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01
Is quickly absorbed.
GixeE Rnliai II nncn

brane resulting from Catarrh and drives
away aCold in the Had quickly. Restores
the Senses of Taste and smell lull size
90 cts. at Druggists OF by mail liquid
Cream Balm for use in atomizers - cts.
Ely Broihers, 90 Warren Street, New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01

Be sure and tead The St. LOUIS
Racket stores nd on Page $ in this
pepper II will pay you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-01
Table Danask

Think Of buying soc table damask % inches
wide red and white and blue and white, pretty patterns
at CSC per yard pure white fine table danak linen
finish, very fine 90 inches wide good seller at 6oc
Tuesday and Wednesday 1nn
per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Aot