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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-02
SOONERS WIN DUAL
MEET FROM KANSAS.

Norman. OIola., May 2-The Uni
versity of Oklahoma defeated The
Kansas Agricultural college of Man
haitian in dual track and field meet
on BOYD field FRIDAY afternoon by
,3 TO AZ points The best record Of
the day was made by Jesse Fields. the
Indian distance runner on the Sooner
team, who crcled the quarter mile
track -four times IN four minutes and
thirty-five seconds This Is a new
university record and within two
fifths OF second OF the state record
The Sooners were ten points ahead
of the Kansas Agpics when the relay
was started and the visitors won this
event by margin of five yards.
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DON'T MISS this one We offer you
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Topeka at Denver.
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Suffered day and night the tor
nent OF Itching pllrs. Nothing help-
ID me until used Doan's Ointment
rhc result was LISTING "--'llon. Johr
II. Garrett, Mayor, Girard Ala.
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ENID. 7; GUTHRIE, 6.

Enid. Okla. May In we'll
played game of baseball Enid high
school defeated the Guthrie high
school team Friday. to e The
same team plays here saturday.
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Ganes Today.

Columbus at Milwaukee
Cleveland AT Kansas CITY.
indianapolis at St. Paul
Louisville at Minneapolis.
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Disorders Of the stomach may be
avoided by the use of Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many very remarkable cures
have been effected by these table'i
Sold BY all dealers.
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Towels and aprons OF all Kinds FUR
nished at very Reasonable prices. See
before you buy. D. Crays
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ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants
state manager. High class article
Should pay $4,000 annually; $500 to
81. 900 capital. Will pay expenses to
Chicago IL you are man we want
References. Richardson, Old Colony
Bldg. Chicago,
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WANT an agent Of either sex, to
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will create repeat orders right
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Games Today.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
st Louis at Chicago.
Brooklyn at New Yoltl,.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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Results Yesterday.

At st. Paul. T. Louisville y.
At Milwaukee, u. Cleveland. 9.
AT Minneapolis. ) indianapolis. :
At Kansas City, ., Columbus, o.
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Wichita at Lincoln.
Sioux City at Dos Molnes.
Omaha at st, Joseph.


Results Yesterday.
Ardmore, 4; Durant. =.
Texadkana. 2; sherman. I.
penison, 10; Bonham, Il.
Hugo, 3; Paris, 2.
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Standing of the Teams.


Buffalo, II; indianapolis. 10.
Baltimore, 3. Kansas City, 0.
Brooklyn, 3; st. Louis. l.
Chicago, 3, Pittsburgh, !.
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Results Yesterday.

st Louis, 2, Chicago, 0.
New York, II Boston, =.
Pittsburgh, 4, Cincinnati. :.
Philadelphia, s; Brooklyn. 6.
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Games Today.

Pittsburgh at Chicago
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Buffalo AT indianapolis.
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Results Yesterday.
New York, &; Boston, 0.
st Louis, 3, Cleveland. :.
Philadelphia, z. Washington, L
Detroit, 5; Chicago, 2.
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Standing OF the Teams.
Results Yesterday.

enyer-Topeka. wet grounds.
st. Joseph, . omaha. !.
Lincoln. > Wichita. l.
Des Noines. 3. Sioux City. ,.
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Physician and Surgeon.
Treats all diseases Of man
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Games Today.

Ardmore at Bonham.
Sherman at Hugo.
Durant at Paris.
Denison at Texarkana,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-4Pair of gold rim eye glasses.
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Chicago at st Louis.
Detroit at Clevland.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03

She lrted her head and gently with
grew nersen from his embrace. He
did not oppose her. noting the serious.
almost somber look in her eyes as she
turned to regard him steadfastly. an
unwavering integrity of purpose in
their depths
She had made up her mind to tell
him part of the truth. Brandon. lam
Hetty Glynn."
He started. not so much In surprise
al at the abruptness with which she
made the announcement.
1 have been sure OF 1t, dear, from
the beginning" he said quietly.
Then her tongue was loosed. The
words rushed to her lips. 81 was
Hawkright's model for six months.
posed for all those studies, and for
the big canvas in the academy. 1t
was either that or starvation. Oh,
you will hate me-you must hate me-"
He laid his hand on her hair, a
calm smile on his lips Il can't love
and hate at the same time" he said.
There was nothing wrong in what
you did for Hawkright. l am a paint
does Mrs. Wrandall know all this? ?"
Yes-eyerything. She knows and
understands. She is an angel, Bran
don. an angel from heaven. But" she
burst forth. 81 am not altogether
sham. l am the daughter of Colonel
Castleton, and l am cousin of all the
Murgatroyds-the poor relation. 1t
isn't as II / we're the scum of the
earth, Is It? l am a Castleton. MY
father comes of a noble family. And.
Brandon, the only thing I've ever done
In my life that / am really ashamed
OF is the deception l practiced on you
when you brought that magazine to
me and faced me with 1t. l did not
lie to you. I simply let you believe
l was not the-the person you thought
l was. But deceived you"
mo, you did not deceive me-" he
said gently. Il read the truth in your
dear eyes,"
There are other things, too. I shall
not speak Of them, except to repeat
that ! have not done anything else
In my life that l should be ashamed
Of" Her eyes were burning with ear.
nestness. He could not but understand
what she meant.
Again he stroked her hair. 81 am
sure Of that" he said.
MY mother was Kitty Glynn, the
actress. Ny father. a younger son.
fell In love with her. They were mar.
ried against the wishes OF his father,
who cut him on. He was In the serv-
Ice. and he was brave enough to stick.
They went to one Of the South Afri-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03

day" she said. staring out beyond the
tree-tops at the ocudding clouds. TT
never can be removed
Some day you will tell me-every-
thins."
She hesitated long. Yes. before
God. Brandon. will tell you. Not now.
but-some day. Then you will see
why-why cannot" She could not
complete the sentence.
Il don't believe there is anything
you can tell me that will alter my
feelings toward YOU" he said firmly.
The barrier may b. insurmountable,
but my love is everlasting"
Il can only thank you. dear. and
love you with all my wretched heart"
You are not pledged TO some one
else-"
No"
That's all want to know" he said.
with a deep breath. II thought It
might be-Leslie."
No. no." she cried out. and he
caught note OF horror in her voice.
Does he know this this
thing you can't tell me7" he demand
ed. harsh note OF jealousy in his
voice.
She looked at him. hurt by his tone
Sara knows" she said There is
no one else. But you are not to ques-
ton her. l demand 1t OF you"
Il will wait for you to tell me-" he
said gently.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03

swoon- Soft, moaning sounds came
from her lips. He could not help feel
Ing a vast pity for her, she was so
gentle, so miserably hurt by some
thing he could not understand. but
knew to be monumental In its power
to Cypress.
Listen. dearest" he said. after a
long silence; Il understand this much.
at least: you can't talk about 1t now.
Whatever II Is, 1t hurts, and God
KNOWS l don't want to make 1t worse
for you in this hour when / am so
seinshly happy. Time will show us
the way. 1t can't be insurmountable
Love always triumphs. l only ask
you to repeat those three little words.
ana l Will be content. Say them"
l love you." she murmured.
There! You are mine! Three
little words bind you to me forever.
! VIII wait until the barrier ia down
Then ] will take you"
The barrier grows stronger every
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03

of a place. Nice of you to want her,
but"
"oh, don't be selfish. Sara" cried
Vivian.
You don't know how much I do
pend on her." said Sara.
"a ask you over. too. dear. II there
weren't 80 many others coming.
don't know where we're going to put
them. You understand, don't your"
Perfectly" said her sister-in-Isw.
smiling.
But I've been counting on-Hstty.-
say, Sara" broke In Leslie, "you
could go up to Bar Harbor with tn
WilliamsCns at that time. Tall h.
about the invitation. Vivie."
1T isn't necessary" said Gar. o<,,H-
ly. Il scarcely know the William.
sons. She hesitated an instant and
then went on with sardonic dismay:
Ihey're In trade, you know"
That's nothing against en-" pro-
tested he. "Awfully Jolly people
really ripping. Amt they, viv?"
1 don't know them we'll enough to
say said Vivian. turning away. 81
only know we're all snobs OF the worst
sort"
Just a minute. Wv" he called out.
What does Miss Castleton say about
coming" 1t was an eager question.
Much depended on the reply.
i haven't asked her." said his sis
ter succinctly. How could |. without
nrst consulting Sara?'
Then you don't intend to ask her ?"
Certainly not"
After the Wrandalls had departed,
sara took Hetty on to her room. The
slukQeH what KAs-cominx
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03

can garrlsOns, ana l was born there.
Then 10 India. Then back TO London,
where an aunt had died, leaving my
father quite a comfortable fortune
But his old friends would have moth
ing TO do with him. He had lived
well, he had made life a hell for my
mother in those frontier posts He de-
serted US in the end. after he had
squandered the fortune. My mother
made no effort to compel him to pro-
vide for her or for me. She was
proud. She was hurt. Today he is
In India, still in the service, a mar
tinet with a record for bravery on
the field OF battle that cannot be
taken from him, no matter what else
may befall. l hear from him once or
twice year. That is all l can tell
you about him. My mother died three
years ago. after two years OF invalid
ism. During those years l tried to
repay her for the sacrifice she had
made in giving me the education.
the" She choked up for second,
and then went bravely on Her old
manager made a place for me In one
OF his companies. l took my mothers
name, Hetty Glynn. and-well. for a
season and half l was in the chorus.
she repeated with shudder II gave
II up after my mothers death. was
fairly we'll equipped for work as a
chiidren's governess, so 1 engaged my
self to"
She stopped in dismay. for he was
laughing.
AND now do you know what think
or you, Miss HettJ Glynn?" he cried
70
with serious. steadfast CLEAN in his
eyes. You are the Quickest, sandiest
girl I've ever known. You are the
kind that heroines are made OF. There
Is nothing in what you've told me that
could In the least alter my regard for
you, except to increase the love
thought could be no stronger. WIN
you marry me, Hetty?"
She 1erked her hands away and
held them clenched against her breast
NO! l cannot. 1t is impossible.
Brandon II I loved you less than
do. might say yes. but-no. It ia i'm
possible"
crept over his face.
There can be only one obstacle so
serious as all that" he said SLOWLY.
"fou-you are already married"
NO! she cried. lifting her pathetic
eyes to his. 1T isn't that oh. please
De good to me! Don't ask me to saw
anything more. Don't make IL hard
tor me, Brandon. l love you'll love
you. To be your wife would be rho
most glorious-No. no. must not
even think OF it. l must put IL ont
OF my mind There is a barrier. dear
est. We cannot surmount it. Don't
ask me to tell you. for l cannot. IL
am SO happy In knowing that you love
me, and that you still love me after
| have told you how mean and shame
less 1 was In deceiving-"
He drew her close and kissed her
full on the trembling lips. She gasped
and closed her eyes. lying like one In
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03

certing manner. and now was more
deeply involved than ever before. She
had been determined at the outset,
she had failed. and now he had .
claim-an incontestable claim against
her. She found 1t difficult to meet
Sara's steady. questioning gaze. She
wanted to be alone.
After luncheon. Leslie drew Sara
aside.
Il must say she doesn't seem cape
cially overjoyed TO see NO." he
growled. She's as cool as ice."
What do you expect, Leslief" abe
demanded with some asperity.
Il can't stand this much LONGER.
Sara" he said. Don't you see how
things are going1 She's losing her
heart to Booth"
Il don't see how we can prevent
It"
by CAD. I'll have another try At
it-tonight l say, has she said-any-
thing?"
She pities you." she said. . ma
lfcioue Joy In her soul. That's akin
to something else, you know"
"Confound 1t all. don't want to be
pitiedi"
Then I'd advise you to defer your
try at IT," she remarked.
I'm mad about her, Sara. | can't
sleep. l can't think. can't-yes. can
eat. but IT doesn't taste right to me.
I've just got to have II settled. Why.
people are beginning to notice tho
change In me. They say all sorts Of
things. About my liver, and all that
sort OF thing. I'm going TO settle Il
tonight. It's been nearly three weeks
now. She's surely had time to think
IL over; how much better everything
VIII be for her. and all that She's
no fool, Sara And do you know what
Vivian's doing this very instant over
there in the corner? She's inviting
her TO spend fortnight over at our
place. II she comes-well. that means
the engagement will be announced at
once"
sara did not marvel at his assur>
ance in the face OF what had gone be-
fore. She knew him too we'll In spite
OF the original rebuff he was thor
oughly satisfied in his own mind that
Hetty Castleton would not be such .
fool as to refuse him the second time
1T Is barely possible. Leslie" she
said. that she may consider Brandon
Booth quite as good catch az yoa.
and Infinitely better looking at tho
present moment"
It's this beastly sunburn," he la
mented. rubbing his nose gently. think
Ing first OF his person. An instant
later he was thinking OF the other
half OF the declaration. That's Just
what I've been afraid Of" he said. II
told you what would happen II that
portrait nonsense went on forever. Its
your fault, Sara"
But | have reason TO believe she
will not accept him. II II goes SO far
as that. You are quite safe In that
direction"
Cad, Id hate to risk it," he NUT
tered. Il have a feeling she's In love
with him"
Vivian approached. Sara, you must
let me- have Miss Castleton for tho
nrst two weeks in July" she said So
renely.
Il can't do It. Vivian" said the other
promptly. Il can't bear the thought
OF being alone In this big old barn
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03
ITO be Continued.)

80 acres, we'll improved. Grades
number one. SIS an acre; *l'ooV
handles it.-Barnett Stillweli.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03
NIGHT BE ca
. Least Partie
Reason to \
Telling

Two colored 5
post had a night
NE combatan's
,ther was accuse
N. The case W
.ourt.martial' an
defense. in eros
,ueeared man.
IOr the prosecut
lid this fight tai
Nelson's co n hel'
,ation." answere
sas the conditioI
oovarad Wild
been cut. NO
CARING at the tn
,ath. and will 81
i you tell any
Could not your
BY the sharp st
aid the witness
shat do you III
,ath that the
Cause, salu
,een him spit /
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03
The

Canpaignin
variety OF ea
tive Stanley
statement !
the state not
pointing out {.
and iron In a
There is 1
said. and vi
journey you
your coffin"
There cam|
the crowd.
kin | ask
Certainly
Then" ga
know how
about steel
our collins"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03

dragging sense
dimculty in c
and was I
ness OF breath
have cured IN
podds Kidney
work and don
liberty 10 pub |
benefit OF any
merit OF Doddl
Dodds kidnd
your dealer Q
Buffalo. y. Y
Hints. Dainty
National Anti
Adv.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-12-03
LGRATEFUl

Mr.. F. c. ca
Pa, writes:
ache and Kidn.
,ched. my slee