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section 10 entered into be<weeu the Tunnel
commiss"n. On behan Of the state. and The
Denver. Northwestern end PsciAc Railway
Company and the Continental Tunnel Railway
Company. their and assigns. there
snail he included IN sni1 contract . clause ~
which the said railway company aeSses with
pleted sid railway company viii have estab-
lished thsooah service hstwesA Denver. Colo
rsdo. snd esh IsAe City. Utah through ~
cosnpeti0a n the line Of railway n said TnD
Denver. Ns<thweseern and PacsAe nsasWsy
Company. ~ successors and sssigns - BY the
bualdino a . eownsctfnG line of sDiiway -
tween orcsscA ssstion oa The Denver. North
western and PaciAc Railway sna Dots~vo 0ta-
tion The IRnver and Rio 0vande Railroad
thus insurins direct and through traffic
through ssid tunnel b<twsen saia above named
| cities.
At the time the contract prcvided for IN shss
Section " entered Into between the FUNNEL
Commission beAaR of the ssase. sAd The
Denver. Northwestern and PsrtAr Railway
| Company. It's succeanusp and a8igHs. there
| shall he included IN naid contract . clause ~
which the said Rsiiway Company auarantess
| the full and For nnal payment NJ all bonAa
| issued hereun0pr snd al fntersst accsuMp
eontracts shall deVssft with the TunneI Gown
mission Q Arw ess- ne~c.tshle security o.
bonds - cofistrrsi seeurfty In IN smosnt
equal 70 said bynd Issue
Sec. s. rhe right so ssia Tunnel hereby
/ given 70 rhe Irnver. Nrthwer,ern and Pa
| cine Railway Cosnrsny. ftr rucces~orr and ss
esEhs. 9daH hN ~ e1cfuafre. Dor any othes
i railway cornpaay or co8panier shall have ths
\ right eny time said Tunnel. tracks
snd the aprrachcs th~r~ee 1oirt'y with The
Denver. Northwestern and PsefAe Railway
Cornpany. IT'S succe-surr saA assigns. upox
sharing pro rata all ~ the ceries,fonr ~ The
Denver. Northwer*ern spd FasfHe Rsiiwas
Company. tie ruccessrrp end assigns. imposed
. UPON n by The said ccn.rar, with the State nj
Colorado IN proportion the tv.ric whi-4
each railway carries through said tunnel
ara upon entering into such ccntrsct in prop
er Form 10 be approved by the Tunnel Com
ynies.cn. .he right ~ any cther railway ccva-
pany cf companies ~ us~ said Tunnel. trsch,
and apprcech~p shah always be avsfiable n
such rsfiway ccmpanv ~crnpa nies. fhei,
| SUCCESSIVE snd sDigns. erd in case. unde,
the agreement 70 the payment ~ rhs
principal and fn-er-s-. of the bonds herein
provided for. sid Tunnel tracks and ap-
proschep shall h~corn. she property cf IN.
Denver. Northwestern and Pacshc Railway
i Company. th~ir surce-~cr> and a-xiene
either s,ieiv Jrfntiv With either rail
way ccnpaniee their succese--> and A.
sfens the - said tunnel. track. ard ar
rr,aches. under sh~ serrns snd provfsiers q.
this Act and this Secrscn. shall or~n ana
available 70 other railways for railway pur.
pose~ only
s-c- q Within ninety days from the taxi
ing effecf Of rhis Act. hut not unrfi IN.
contract between the state q COLORADO and
4 The Denver. EerthWesfern and Pscfnc Rasl-
Il way CcrnDany- frs succe.oors ana asssxns q,
4 !. Sec-sons and 5 hereof provided sha.l
have b~en execsted- the Tunnel csauu.tuvron
IN the name Of 80 On SshaR o8 The sss,s
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SKIN SMART|NG |
BURNING ITCHING
When Scratched PimpIes or WeIts
Would RiserssH Huppr op Ankls,
Legs, audAt i0veraHqdr Cuti-
cura Soap and E0iatmsat Cured.

CentrevFle Miss MY skin beea6
smarting burning ard its.hlnR and a. soon
ss | would touch II the ssarting would run
over me almost like electricity Then 4
would have TO scratch or IL seemed ~ n
| would faint II did not when I would
scratch pimples or almost wesss would rise.
The humor commenced about my ankle and
on my legs. and all over my body. Such
time | had then scratchingi ! saw whsrs
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointmeut vsr@
cure for what was called scxemA or isch.
| wrote for samples at once. When
received them | was 30 copidn't rsst nos
sleep a good nights sleep ! used them
by directions and got some more CutirsirA
Soap and Ointment, There were signs on
pmples where would scratch. but when
l used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointmsu>
II took all the scars away 10 took less
than week TO cure me- (signed) M. r.
Holmes. Feb, B. tef2's
For pimples and blackheads the foilowinA
isamost effective and ecoDomicaI treatment:
Gently smear the affected parts With Cuticura
Ointment on the end Of the finger. but do ncA
rub Wash of the Cuticura Ointment In avs
minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot wstar
Notwithstanding for some minutes. This
treatment is best on rising and retiring Al
other times use Cuticura Soap freely for the
toilet and bath, 70 assist In preventing innani-
nation. irritation and closging Of the pores
Cuncura Soap and Ointment are sold
throughout the world, Liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with 32-p Skin Book Ad.
dress postcard "cutlcura, Dept. r. BOSTON. =
as-T Tender-faced men should use Cuticrva
Soap Shaving Stick, Csc. Sample froe
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MY FRIEND.

| II is sweet thing friendship
| dear balm,
A happy and auspeious bird of calm
Which rides DER life's ever tumult
| uous ocean;
A god that broods DER chaos in com
notion
A flower which, fresh as Laplant
roses are.
Lifts its bold head into the world S
pure air,
And blooms most radiantly when
others die
Health. hope, and youth and brief
prosperity,
And with the light and odor of its
bloom,
Shining within the dungeons and
the tomb
Whose coming is as light and music
Mid dissonance and gloom--a star
Which moves not mid the moving
heavens alone
A smile among dark frowns--a gen
tie tone
Among rude voices. beloved light,
solitude, refuge, dellght.
If 1 had but a friend; why, have
three.
Even by my own confession; there
may be
Some more, for what know; for
tbs my mind
To call all my friends, who are wise
and kind.
And these. Heaven knows, at best
are very few.
But none can be more dear than
yOG
Why should they be? My muse
has lost her wings.
O, like a dying swan who scars and
sings
| should describe you in heorie
style.
But as it Isl Are you not void of
guile?
A lovely soul. formed to be blessed
and bless:
A we'll of sealed and secret happi.
ness:
A lutte. which those whom love has
taught to play
Make music on, to cheer the rough
est day?
Percy Bysshe Shelly |
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CAMP-MEET|NG

The sixteenth annual camp meet
ing OF the Oklahoma state Holiness
association will commence tonight
at the Electric park pavilion. This
is the second camp meeting held bS
this association in Guthrie. and al
ready there are number of tents
on the ground and many from other
cities are coming 10 ihisegraat meet
ing. Fifty or more tents viii be. on
the grounds in Mineral Wells park
before the meeting is overg And ID
is good time for Guthrlcpto awaken
to the fact that ii can make most
fivorable, or unfavorable'im impression,
upon these folks. who viii be here
from all parts Of the state, And in
view of the capital fight now Nj
hands, and the many other things
Guthrie is looking forward 10, this
meeting will be much more import
ant that many will be apt to think
1t at first thought.
The evaangelists are men of ma.
tlohal rdtItation. Rev, AuHp
Smith was here last year, and those
who heard him were delighted and
will be more pleased this year.
Rev. VIII Hun is prince among
preachers. To hear him once, Is to
hear him all the time. W. %. Yates
who SO pleased everybody by his
good singing is again with us, Two
pianos viii be used. and large
chorus choir will assist in the sing
ing. Good meals can he procured
on the grounds for Is cents. A fine
place to come for supper and at
tend the evening service. I 1T
The following is the program for
tonight.
Song service commences at s p.
m.
Address by president. Introducing
Hon Mayor Nissley who will be
chairman OF the evening
Prayer by Rev. Aura smith,
Solo, w. B. Yates. $3.50 4
Sermon. Rev. viii H. Hun. Sioux
iity. Iowa. eiahs
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THE BLUES CAME
OUT VICTORIOUS
fContlnued srom pane e,re. ,


Iststance to make these days a grant
success
1t was resolved 10 entertain tho
state Bakers association at lunch
con on the occasion OF this organiza
ton meeting in this city on August
II. The same entertainment will be
rendered to the State Association OF
Fourth Class Postmasters, which will
meet here in the latter part Of this
month
One OF the features OF the meeting
was the reading Of the applications
Iof number Of ladies in Oklahoma
City for membership. Other cities
'Ean applications on file. and all were
made members, as ii Is the intention
Of the organization to make all vel
come.
The first public entertainment to
be given will be cooked food sale at
Rhodes Furniture store, next Satur-
day Other plans are being consider
cd to keep the work progressing
The meeting was revelation OF
business enthusiasm" said Fred l..
Wenner, of the Chamber OF Com
n erce. THE members Of the old
Chamber of Commerce could leard
lOany lessons in earnestness by at
tending the meetings Of the new or
Ganzation. 1t was strictly business
from start to finish and was a grea
and successful gathering of The only
association Of its kind in the world
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4. 3 A r. z: Is n 4. IS 81 M
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
; =; ~ 81 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ n a 81 IT. i

Judge I. J. Lowe returned home
last night from a business trio to the
southern part OF the state.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. F. Hopkins. have
returned from a pleasant automo-
bile trip TO Kansas points.
Andy Moorman returned this morn
ing from Eufaula. where he will SUI
lerlntend shipping large number of
cars of Elberta peaches from that
section,
Herman Annette. now a prosperous
farmer of Kinghsher county. is in the
CITY renewing old friendships. IAN
for Guthrie over there" said Mr.. Ar
nette.
Congressman Bird Mcclure arrived
IL this city last night, and left this
morning for Perry Mr. Mcclure will
close his primary campaign in Payne
county. and will deliver no speeches
N Guthrie.
Mrs. Hugh Scott and daughter,
Mary Dean Scott 40l E Mansur ave.
nue., returned home last night from
3 visit to relatives at Dustin. Mrs
Scott's mother accompanied her home
ana Will visit here for few days.
Attorney Gustave A. Erixon re-
ttfbed today srom attending the
Commercial Law League convention
at Colorado Springs and visiting
several places in the Rocky Noun
tains.
j. j. Tearney returned today from
a business trip to Tulsa and other
eastern Oklahoma cities He re.
ports everything all right for Guth. !
rie over there on the capital ques- /
lion.
Everybody should see the cantata ,
Il the M. Il, church tonight
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ining the records in the case of the
United States against Abner Davis,
who was recently tried at Oklahoma
City for a violation of the national
banking laws, with a view of using
certaing evidence that was brought
ont in that case in some cases
against Mr.. Davis that are to be
tried shortly in Tennessee.
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ore xL00, znree, 0n1 ... =. -. U1ne -.
stained, fade. get stfn ana oe ruined
because of big soppy perspirstion spot
at the arm-pits.
1t doesn't matter how light or heavy
your clothing. or how stuffy and hot II
may be indoors. in the theatre, bali
room or coneert.hail, PERSPIyEO Ouwiit
keep your srm-pits just as fresh and dry
as the back OF your hand, d,-iust giorioust
There1l be no more running OF colors
In colored gowns. at the arm-pits. No
more misery from rolled up dress shields
that form a ropy wad under the arms.
No more humiliationl Just n little
PERsPI-NO will do it all. It's pow
der. applied with a pad. A pad in each
box. It's done in minute. Never In
lures or stains the fabric. absolutely safe.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
PERSPT-NO is for sale at your drug
gist' at 25c a box. or sent direct. on receipt
Of price. by the Perspo CO.. 27l5 Lincoln
Ave. Chicago. For sale and recommended
iu Guthrie hs G. 2. Th"lpr. Wcle--sct Rr-s.
! -, H~- - tr-.ir cssl.e
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THE MARKETS
BY WIRE
(By Associated Press,

tBy Associated Press,
CATTLE:
Kansas City, Aug. L.
Receipts $500.
Native steers s6,e5 t0 1915.
Cows and hefers so to IS rs.
HOGS:
Receipts 5000.
Bulk OF sales $7g5 to ss.f0.
Top price s8t5
t y
WHEAT:
Kansas City, Aug L.
July SO split
September SO 142. II
CORN:
July 6S 1-S. !
September SIS SIS.
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W. L. Turner, q coal chute fore
man for the Rock Island at Enid.
was killed when coal car shot
down against him
Former Mayor Seidel Of Milwau
kee, is going TO speak at Tulsa
August 3. He Is one of the men
that made Milwaukee famous.
Mrs. Lucy Thompson has moved
from the Milliken Flats to the North
Side Inn. She ia now ready to cater
the public, board and lodging.
Phone 952.
The Marine Corps enlisting sta
ton at Oklahoma city is crying for
recruits. Each man that signs up
with Uncle sam gets a half column
in the papers.
The third time proved the charm
with Mrs William Wertzberger. of
Alma. who had made two unsuccess-
ful attempts TO take her life. She
made sure the last time by using
. revolver. She was despondent
over Ill nedlth,
A drug store on West Okmulgee
street Muskogee, has been closed by
the sheriff. The proprietor. George
White, has been placed in Jail In
three days $4,000 bottles of beer. at
- cents each, were disposed of in
the store. md then tell US that the
Oklahomar is not progressive.
Mrs. Remillard. of Saltwater. Ok
lahoma. stopped in Hutchinson long
enough to change cars. being on
her way TO ST. John. and getting
tired removed her shoes. Three
men, some of Hutchinson's army of
the unemployed. waited until the
woman slept and then removed the
shoes further. The police cot the
nen hnt the woman had 10 90 10
ST Ichn witf0r. tic -se.ar
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Not sufficient Evidence

Charles McGee. the coiored pos
tbat was recently arrested near Nerd
nm on a charge OF burglary. had ms m
.reliminarv trial before Justice ON
Goward Yesterday evening, and was
raloased the evidence not oeihS
snnicient 10 hold him for the cFii''e'
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a. L. DTuse has recently secured
exclusive sale on Fanchon Flour. Il
is guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction. Ask him about the House.
hold bond in every sack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

If you make a-cash purchase
amounting to $500 we will sell you
eiso 20 lbs. Of sugar fer st.oo-SqUare
Deal grocery Phcre a0s.
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CALENDAR.

Thursday.
kimona club, Miss Frankie Curl
Phi Delta Gammas, Miss Kate
Milikan.
Sorority Picnic, Mineral Wells
park.
Womans Auxiliary Division Mum
Der 3, Mrs. Schaker.
Friday
Friday bridge, Mrs. j. Fl. Cotteral
Westminster Girls, hostess Mar.
1 guerite Armantrout.
Saturday.
Rooney Mooney Shah, Miss Helen
McElhinney.
Spend the Day Party" hostess,
MINES. Walton and Morris for Mrs.
George Willis.
i Mrs A. G. McKane who has been
visiting in Willows Point. Texas,
for two months has returned to
Guthrie.
! Miss Houser Hostess.
The Phi Nue Girls were entertain
ed yesterday by Miss Jana Houser
at her home on East Logan avenue.
A business meeting was held and
new officers We're elected as fol-
lows; Miss Louise Hill, president;
Miss Lucille Burke, treasurer. Miss
Inez Richardson, club reporter At
the close of the meeting a dainty
one course luncheon was served.
Miss Sarah Joe Pickering will en-
tertain the club next Wednesday.
Enjoyed Swim.
Mr. and Mrs. Tibbetts chaperon-
ed a very congenial crowd last ev-
ening to the Cimarron where a good
swim was INDUCED in About ten
O'Clock the young people started for
home and later enjoyed midnight
luncheon at the Millikan fats The
party consisted of Misses Helen
Jenkins. Ellen Bronson. Delma Milli-
kan, Matte Clare Gano and Kate
Millikan, and Messrs Heinie Hill,
John Wlmberly, Gordon Gano, Harry
Coleman and Harry Matchett.
Mrs, Eslie Walton and Mrs. Jack
Morris will give spend the day
lpartU' Saturday lfol1 Mrs. George
Willis of oklahoma City.
Miss Rena Richardson left Mon
day morning for McAlester for a
weeks camping trip. She will be |
the guest of Miss jeanette McMur- |
ray.
Hay Ride.
a jolly party enjoyed a hay rack |
ride to the Cimarron last night. AZ |
ter indulgiD2 IN q delightful swim |
an appetizing lunch was served 10
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Humphrey, E. |
J. Allen. Henry Thompson. Ed {. |
Petersen Boasen, Gardner. and
Misses Hilbuim. Frary. Inskeep. |
Gladys and Ethel Petersen and Mr.
Robert Bell
Miss Csvolt Entertains.
Miss BeuIah Cavolt was the
charming hostess at a dinner party
Tuesday night at her home east of
the city honoring Misses Adams and
of Parsons Kans.. who
are visiting at the home of A. o.
Later cards and
dancing were enjoyed The guests
included Misses Adams. Fitzgerald.
Durling. Baxter. and Messrs. A. o.
Fstquharson. Payne, TIIrling and
Abrams
News Society Organized.
Tuesday morning at the home of
Mrs n T. Miller on East Warner
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NoTEs AND
PERSONALS or
SOCIETY
MISS BESS GANo
Phone 1864

| First Presbyterian church organized
a society, the object of which will
be to aid in the interest of the
church The girls chose to call
| themselves the Westminster Girls.
| The officers elected were. Miss
Alnta Watkins, sresident; Miss
Margaret Armantrout, vice presi-
dent; Miss Ethel Maud smith, sec.
rotary; Miss Mildred Bond. treasur
er. A social time and dainty re
freshments were enjoyed The
members are Misses Hazel and
Marie Householder. Ethel Maud
Smith, Alma Watkins. Margaret
Armantrout, Grace Phillips. Mildred
Bond, Lillian Perdum, Louise Hill,
Ruth and Dorothy Sexauer. Annie
Glover, Maud Barnes. Matte Lee
Warner, Garnet Yolnm and Iva
Langfitt. The club will meet to.
morrow morning with Miss Margaret
Armantrout
MIR. and Mrs. Carlin. Lyons, Bron-
son, Tibbetts and Boes, of Calfor-
MIA. enjoyed picnic supper at
Highland park last evening.
Mrs. Maud Partenheimer. OF Ponca
City. who has been visiting relatives
ind friends in this city the past few
days returned home today.
Mr.. John Dean and family, OF sol
e. Noble, leave today for month s.
pleasure trip. Going from here to
Georgetown. Colorado, and from there
they will visit other places of inter
est before returning home.
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g a n n K q * * aS IS > a. =
rs q
s. FRESH TOPICS o,,n =
!. e
n a a y n Il 9 q q 2. Is 3 n 3 . 8
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You Couldn't Hire
Me TO Wear Dress
Shields Again !
/ Use That Marvel, pERsPI.N0l

Rip ont the dress shields from your
dresses. girlsl Rip them outi You don't
need them any more. absolutely never
moral kayar nRain Will your gown got
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WHEAT.
CHEAP LANDS. !

TheHssfds of-acres of good timber
and prairie farm lands in large or
small tracts, at from SIS to $50 per
acre. All kinds OF trading proposi-
tions Write what you have to sell
or trade or the kind OF farm you
want have It, r.. r. CAIN.
Bennington, okla.
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uEALTH is fully restored by the
great Alternative and tonic, Hood 4
Sarsaparilla, and you remember the
old saying, - health is WEALTH.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

II your gas stove Il out OF order
all 254 Lohr's Plumbing shop, and
ave 1t cleaned and adjusted.
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e...hLnn the Records.

tnsnerior Hulse. OF the postofilce
department is in 'the CITY lt =
.,...1 -lat fhe insnect9r IS
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Don't fail to witness the Rainbow
drill by the children tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

News Society Organized.
Tuesday morning at the home OF
Mrs. r. l.. Miller on East Warner
.a rn'rter ~ the re tn- epr ,fo 81 .be
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! " H NJ NJ ~ M m n m VI ~ NJ M NJ
OF LOCAL MOMENT
I 81 n A R ~ n n M IL N M M M M


W. l.. Turner, q coal chute fore
man for the Rock Island at Enid.
was killed when coal car shot
down against him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

Remember the Rainbow Fete at the
M g. church tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

l.. II. Lohr IL prepared to do al
. nds OF gas piping at remarkable
cost. He keeps on hand a supply oi
Eas nantes. globes and burners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

II YOU want TO start your baking
right ask c. r Hopkins. Phone 1913
for a sack of PRATT'S BEST
FDOUR. There Is premium bond
IN every sack.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

Everybody should see the cantata
at the M. l., church tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

Former Mayor Seide. OF Milwau
kee, is going TO speak at Tulsa
August s. He is one of the mer
that made Milwaukee famous.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

Andy Norman returned this morn
ing from Eufaula, where he will su-
lerlntend shipping large number of
cars of Elberta peaches from that
section
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

Judge T. j. Lowe returned home
last night from business tril to the
southern part OF the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-01

Mrs. Maud Partenheimer, OF Ponea
City, who has been visiting relatives
tnd friends in this city the past few
days returned home today.
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Mrs. Lucy Thompson has moved
from the Milliken Flats to the North
Side Inn. She Ia now ready to cater
the public, board and lodging.
Phone 952.
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Miss Rena Richardson left Mon
day morning for McAlester for a
weeks camping trip. She will be
the guest of Miss jeanette McMur-
ray.
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Mr. and Mrs. G.. r. Hopkins. have
returned from a pleasant. automo-
bile trip TO Kansas points.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-06

Greenville, Tex. June SIN a
great pitchers battle between Cald-
we'll and Dischner, Greenville de-
feated Ardmore yesterday two to
nothing.
Caldwell for the visitors held
Greenville to three hits, but they
came at a time when they meant
runs. Captain Harper OF Greenville
hit safely in the fourth. took Sec
ond on a sacrifice, stole third and
scored on sacrifice out at first.
In the sixth, he hit tor three oases,
scoring on a bunt.
The game was one OF the best OF
the season here. The final game
of the series with Ardmore will
be played this afternoon. Tomorrow
Greenville begins a series at Durant.
The score