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The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

The pride Of the house Of Engel muned Gan
dis throw when he covered first to catch the
swift running Maisel in the fifth. The Flying
DutchmAn seemed to be encouraged BY this erTDr
as he unblushingiy looted the other two sackS
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NAPLANDERS' RALLY
FALLS ONE SHORT
Cleveland Ties Score with Browns in
Ninth. but Mound City Outfit
Captures Game, 6 to 5.

St Louis. Sept. l0-After the Maps had
knotted the score in the ninth inning to-
day the Browns Tailed a run and won.
to ). The winning run was made off
Mitchell. who relieved Morton. Howard.
batting for James was walked and hits
by Shotten and Pratt sent him across
with the winning run. Score:
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Ran for Williams in the ninth
tBatted for Engel in the seventh
tBatted for Ayers In the third.
Stated for Harper in the ninth.
Earned runs-washington. /; New Hprk, First
base By eTr1rs-washingtcn, 1; New YORK, . Left
on bases-washingt6h. 10; New YOrf, ) lunings
pitched-By Ayers, ); b. Engel. 4; b. Harper.
Hits made-Oh Ayers, }: OF Engel. ): OF HarpeS =
Double plays-SWeeney to Peckinpaugh; Moran 70
Mcbride to GaDdil; Mcbride to Morgan TO Gandil;
Gandil to Mcbride to Gandi- Hit by ratcher-By
Hlrper, NAisel; by Brown, Gandi- Wild pitch
Ayers. Umpires-NIessrs 0'Loughlin and Hildebrsnd.
Time Of gGme-l hour and % minutes.
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DODGERS PROVE thorn
in THE GIANTS Side
Brooklyn Club Hands New York Team
Setback by Dividing Double Bill.
Taking Last Game. 2 to !.
TESREAU SHOWS GOOD FORM

New York. Sept. 1o.-The Giants and
Dodgers divided todays double bill. the
former winning the first to l. and
Brooklyn taking the second . to l. TeS-
reau allowed only three hits in the frse
game. In the second game the visitors
punched three singles, which. with
SrOra-
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SECOND GAME.

Runs-Lobcrt, Becker. Whitted. MArauTille
Schmidt ~. Smith. Mann -. Two-bass hits
LobeTt Whitted Becker Smith. MaranTilIe Three-
base hit-Cather. Bases on halls-Oh BAumgzrtner.
!: Of James. 9. Struck out-By BEumSartnsr, ?;
y OschgeT. /; by James. & Double piay-Cather
and Lincoln
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11
VAUGHN'S WILDNESS
LOSES FOR CHICAGO
Veteran Hurler Goes Into the Air and
Pirates Land Game by 4 to-
Count

Pittsburgh, Sept 1O.-Vaughn's wildness
and Archer's two passed balls aided the
Pirates In defeating the Cubs today,
to Vaughn issued seven passes in six
innings and Archer allowed two balls
to get by. Cooper allowed eight hits and
walked two, but held all but two OF
the visitors on the bags. Score:
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aves Increase Lead Over Giants by Winning Twin Sketch From es
CONTRIBUTION RECEIVED
BY RED Cross SOCIETY

The Ameriean Red Cross yes
terday received q contribution
Of $500 from the Americas
League baseball clubs and Ss4s.67
from the National League Clubs,
q total Of H3,04S.62.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

Runs-Shottsn, Austin, @ Walker ANEW
James. Howard. Leibold. Chapman. LAioie O'NriIi
Wood. Two-hase hit-Leary Stolen haSes-Asneu
James. Walker, Jackson, shotten. Sacrifice hits
Walker. Mitchell Bases on baIls-Of James, ::
ch Mitchell. .; on Morton. 0. Struck out-By
James l; by Mitchell . Umpires-MesErs. E1sps
and Sheridan
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11
'APprentios anO~unO. claimed.

At the Broadway Sporting Club of
Brooklyn next Saturday night the fol-
lowing bouts will be staged: Young
Brown VS.. Andy Cortez; Al Schumacher
vs. Harry Thomas. Of England, and
Battling Lain va, Young Msrino,
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11
MACKMEN WIN SECOND
GAME FROM REPSOX
Philadelphia Athletics Even Up Count
in Series by Landing Battle from
Boston by 8 to | Score.
RUBE BRESSLER SHOWS FORM

Philadelphia, Sept. IO-By batting Fos-
ter all over the field today. the Athletics
took the second game of the series from
the Red Sox. by a score of to / Rube
Bressler did not allow a run after the
first inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

hIlns-Murphy. barTy. McInnis Strlnk. OldrinE
q. Lapp. Bressler. Speaker. Tro-base hit
Speaker. Three-base hit-Oldring Home nm
Oldring. Sacrifice hits-Bressler Rauy Stolen
oase-Murphy. Struck Out-By RrcssIer 2. by
GreEE. l. Double play-Scott to Janvrin Bases
on ballS-On Bressler. ?: Of Foster. l. Wild uatch
Foster. l. Umpires-MessrS. Connolly and Chill
nme-l hour and IS minutea
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T1PToPs TRIM IOUFEDs.

Brooklyn. Sept 10-Watson outpitched
L1sitte and Brooklyn won. l to. 0. La
Mites seven hits were kept well scat
tered. Blake's double and singles by
Crandan and Kirby won for St Louis.
R.H Z.
St Louis. go lo oOO-s-I Q
Brooklyn-............ eoOoseoo 20 2 9
Bstteries-Walstoa and Sin: LAhtts and Land.
Uinpirss-AEs11. Cros md Andersen
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RUns-Morsn. Connolly. MSRn. Two-baSe hit
MarEnIiIe. Threebsse hit-Cravath. Stolen bases
Connolly ~. Bases balls-On Marshall, T.
Struck Out-By Marshall. Sacrifice hit-Deuore
Sacrifice hy-Whitted Douple plIys-Magee to Mar
tin 20 Magee. MaranViIIe TO EJers 10 Schmidt
Wld pitch-MarShalL Umpirs-Msssrs. Eason and
ouizley. Attsndance-3.00.
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o o o 90 1 0 o I2
0 ? l o o l 90 o.

Runs-schute. Sweeney. Costello, Yiox. konetchy,
McCaulsy rvo-base hh-schulte, First base on
haIls-Oh Co per. 9: OF Vaughn. Z Struck out-By
Ccoper ]; hy Vaughn. ]; HagrmAu. I. Passed balls
aArcheT. . Umrires-Aessa- Hart and Rigles.
rins a Szms-l hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

Runs-Killifer t2. Dolan. Huegns J. Miller
Sacrifices hits-TW0mbIey O.. Herzog Clarke VIII
son, Huggins. Stolen bases-KiIIfer. Miller, Wingo
Dolan- Hit by pitcher-By Benton. ); By Perritt .
Struck out-By Benton. ;; By Douglass, 3: BY Per
nit, FirSt base on bslls-Oh Benton 4: of
Douglass, }; OF Peritt, s. Umpires-Mezrs. John
son and Byron. Time Of game hours and Is min
utes
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11
SPLIT DoUBLE-HEADER.

Baltimore. Sept. 10.-After FIVE hours of
weird baseball here this afternoon, the
Hoosiers split even in a double bill with
the Terrapins, the visitors taking the
first, II to s. and the locals the second,
5 to 3. The nightcap was an abbreviated
affair, Umpire GOeckel calling IL in the
fifth on account OF darkness.
The opener was a slugginE match, in
which thirty-one PLAYERS took partN Four
Lurlers and two pinch hitters VERY used
by indianapolis. KaUn and Mckechnle
were chased>(rom the field in the opener
for disputing decisions. Scores:
FIRST GAME
-RHE
indianapolis ....... 0 . ~ IS o
Baltimore. % % 0oo i-s II
Battsries- Billiard. Whitehouss. MUllin. Falken-
berg and Raridcn; Quinn Wilhelm, Smith, Hughes
and Iackitsch Cmpircs-MesSrS. Cussck and
Goecksl
SECOND GAME
Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. II0o o5
Called end of fifth inning darkness.
Batteries Billiard FalkeEberg. Whitehouse and
Rariden: Conlcy. Bailey. Smith and JIckhtsch
Umpirrs-MesS- Cusack and Goeckel.
n.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

Sam Langford and Battling. Jim John
son have been rematched again. They
will come together in a tweIve-round
bout at the Atlas A. A., of Boston. on
next Tuesday night,
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

Frankie Notter and Battling Hurley
will swap punches for ten rounds at the
Fairmont A c. Saturday night.
Jimmy Coffy, the Harlem lightweight,
leaves for Australia on September 20
Al. Lippe has guaranteed him $500 and a
privilege of 25 per cent of the receipts
for five fights.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

on Ragan 4: OF Demaree. L Struck out-By
RaEan. 5: By Demarsc. > Two-bGSe hit-Bescher.
Sacrifice hit-Daubert. Stolen bases-Dalton Cut
shaw, Getz g. Burns. Double plays-Getz to Cut
shaw 10 Daubsrt CutShaw 10 DaubSrt, FlCtchsr &,
DoyIs Hit ty pitched hall-By Demaree wheat
Umpires-Messrs. Klein and EmSlis. Tme-I hou
aud 3 miuuteS
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

Tssreau Bases on balls-Oh Allen, >: oh Tesreru.
7 struck out-By Allen, !: By Tesreau Z. Home
urns- Wheat. Merks Thrsc-base hits-StsnEei,
Fletcher. Two-base hit-FIstchsr sacrifice hit
Murray Sacrihce hy-Murray. Stolen base-Doyle.
Double plays-CIetz TO DaubeTt Doyle to NIsrklc
Wild ptch--Tesresu. UmHireS-MssTs Klein and
EInsle. Time Of gams-l hour and Is minutes
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BUFFEDs DEFEAT CHICAGO.

Buffalo, Sept. 1O.-BuffnaIo fiogged Chi
cago today and won, 10 to ,. Though the
Bunfeds scored enough runs in the third
TO win, they rallied again in the eighth,
scoring six more. johnson retired in IA
vor OF Fish in the third. the latter Civ
ing way to Mcclure. Score:
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Totals. . SEE

'Batted for Kellogg in the ninth.
tB1tted for Douglass in the ninth.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

Battling Levinski will box One-Round
Davis at Buffalo on September Is On
September * he will face Jack Dillon
instead of Jim Flynn as originally carded
at the Coliseum OF st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS.
National.
American.

Boston J.;
New Yoks: hington, !;
oston, l. New ): Brook l.
:
I4ous,6 Cleve sburgh.4 !: hiCago. >.
o.
New York. a ashinston Brooklyn at New York
Boston at lilies al Boston
a
a
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Danny Morgan is willing to have Le-
Tinsid box on p percentage basis.
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Tntals. = IIsS u

'Batted for James in ninth
tBatted for Mitchell in ninth.
iran foC Basaler in ninth
Some out when winning run srrrpd
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IaTgsst NoTaing. Circulation,
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11
SECOND GAME

Ran for Grant in ninth.
fBatted for MeTkie in ninth.
.Batted for Meyers in ninth
Slated for Demaree in eighth.
s'Batted for Wiltse in ninth.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

Chicgo............. 900: :Iobo o-3s }
BufaIo.............. oO4 0 I'D y /
BItteries-Johnscu, FIsk. and BIock: Mo7n.
Moore. and Blair. Umpires-Mcssrs. Brennan and
NapaSan
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11
MONTREAL.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-11

Eddie Fosters swift soak to center field. in the
third inning had all kinds q hirsuts sdornnent
on il Both Brown and Boone declare most en-
phAtiaIly that they actually the bah SO
past them. NonSense.
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Totals ... % } q

.Rsttsd for Allen in eighth
DrDokl -.........-.--.....- o-l
NJ YORK -................... 0 % 49,
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Told you 50. That cuns from Gda putting
AyeB!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
HUNTING SEASON
ENDS SATURDAY
New Federal Migratory Law
Stops Spring Duck Hunting;
Quail Are Plentiful

Oklahoma sportsmen are taking
their last trips afield in search ol
quail, the season ending at midnight
saturday. As the new federal migra-
Tory bird law has ended spring duch
shooting, this week will practically
end ail hunting for the present sea
son in Oklahoma. with the exception
Of rabbits, squirrels and one turkey
gohbler in March or April.
The quail season has leen unusa
ally productive, hut the mild weather
caused the birds to scatter from Their
sua winter haunts. making mniing
difficult Uoward the end OF the
season the quail have become 50
Wild that in many localities they flush
cn sight or hearing of dog or hunter
Cid hunters say there will be more
quail left at the end of this season
than ang year for the past five.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
CRESSER IS SELLING
THE OIL STOCK

The oil well Is a go. Charley Cress-
or. drilling contractor and manager
OF stock selling has secured enough
checks, announcement ana the real
cush during the past two days to in
sure the drilling of the first well on
the Cimarron Oil companys 1000
acres of leased land
Business men oi Guthrie are buy
ing stock They zee that to invest
il few hundred dollars means four
times that in increased business and
enhansed value to property, in event
the field is fertile And eeologists OF
renown say il is guarantee that oil
Is underneath tns section OF the
state.
Get into the game buy at least one
share Of stock. boost the game and
help make Dnthrie boom like no oth-
er town ever doomed before
See Charley Cresser at the Vein
berger Jewelrv store on Oklahoma
avenue for particulars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
MARRIAGES
HELD TO
Be INVALID
MONTANA LAW AFFECTING
DIVORCES WHO
RE-MARRY

Helena Mont. IAN. 30 Hundreds
Of marriages in Montana are made
invalid hy decision handed down
today by Judge j Miller Smith in
denying the application of Henry
c Cotter Of Spokane for appointment
as special administrator of the
estate Of Mamie Cruise Cotter his
suppose dwlfe
Judge Smith held that the mar
riage Of Miss Cruise to Cotter ten
months after she haT divorced Alya
O'Brien of New York, was invalid
under the Montana law prohibiting
the marriage Of an innocent divorced
person within two years and person
divorced fo, cause within three years
An attempt was made to repeal this
law in lS9.t but II Failed because OF a
dciect IN The little Of the repeating
act Since that time it had come to
bc 50 generally disregarded that few
Ucrsons were aware that 1t was upon
The statutes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
WEST TO OPPOSE
RAILROADS MOTION

When the railroads go into federal
court here tomorrow morning, asking
permission to amend their injunc-
ton bills against the Oklahoma 3
cent fare. Attorney General West
will oppose the motion on the ground
that It is in violation OF the stipula-
tion By which the fare was reinstated
last summer and West agreed not to
file suits TO collect on the one-eent
coupons until after January l.
West viii argue that the railroads
agreed to go to trial on the merits
OF the case, not before January /, and
that the agreement meant that the
trial should be on the injunction cases
as they re filed originally.
United States Judge Cotteral has
notified West that he would take the
matter OF setting the cases for trial.
when he heard the railroad motion
tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
MAN DIES
AS WIFE
WATCHES
-asassis -a-fH- 5i.Ht.a .7asF As*s-~
l. KANSAS MAN FALLS IN
WELL; WIFE MAKES HERO
&c EFFORT TO SAVE
CBy Associated Press.)

Ellis, kan. Jan 29-Arter strue-
Cling for hours to rescue her hus-
band from well on their farm near
here, into which he had fallen, NJ =.
Gabriel Dinkel gave mp exhausted and
Dinkel drowned before her eyes IN
f0nr feet Of water Dinkel in com
pleting the we'll Slipped and fell forty
feet to the bottom,
The wife lowered a rope, and
climbed down. Dinkei was too badly
crippled by his fall o aid hcr Tie
slipped from her grasp after she had
held him above water for some time,
and crrmpled up in the shallow water
and drowned The woman climbed
out OF the well and collapsed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
ANOTHER
FIRE At
SEWARD
BELIEF GAINING CURRENCY
THAT PYRO MANIAC IS
RESPONSIBLE

The firebrand If again bnsy al
Seward Another house was burned
to the ground last night and the
perpetrator of the work is still a
large
Whoever is. responsible evidently
knows when to act Yesterday
Sheriff Mahoney removed his watcher
from tina neighborhood; Immediately y
fire was started.
The house burned last night Dc-
longed to Dave Ramey and had just
been vacated by negro tenant
The belief is gaining currency that
Il pyromaniac is responsible for the
files.
The fire last night makes the fifth
that has happened in the Seward
reighborhood within the past 90
days. For a time If was thought the
bitter fight between the booteggels
and the churches Of that little city
was responsible This theory has
long since been abandoned.
The building burned last night was
in a nopen space and on a iGll Ii
was discovered almost immedia ely
hut no one was seen to 20 from or
to the place. Citizens Of the little
city to the south are alert and il IS
tc be hoped viii soon catch he IN
cendiaries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
EXPRESS
RATES ARE
SLASHED
NEW SCHEDULE BECOMES
OPERATIVE FEBRUARY |;
REDUCED ONE-HALF

New York Ian. 20 On Feb I the
express companies Will put into on
GRAFTON the new rates ordered by the
interstate commerce commission I'm
der the present tariff it costs 65c tc
send 4 five pound package from New
York to st. Louis. Under the new
rates the cost will be S2c. Now Il
costs Soe to ship a len pound pack
age to ST Louis Tile new charge
VIII be 4ic other reductions are In
proportion
Express busint.s will be divided
into iwo general classes, the first
ordinary merchandise shipments and
the second articles of rood aud drink.
Second class rates are but Is par
cent OF the rate on merchandise
Among the foods excepted arc candy,
terrapin and turtles and some other
things
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
FOR LONG FARM LOANS
UNDER FEDERAL CONTROL
Measures Also Create Farm
Bureau In The Treasuru
Department
CBy Associated Press)

Washington, Jan. 29--Administra-
ton rural credit bills were intro
duced simultaneously In the senate
and house today by Senator Fletcher
and representative Moss.
The bllls call for long term farm
loans.
The measures would establish ip
Inc treasury department bureau of
Farm Land Banks and make pro
vision for the formation Of such banks
nnder federal charter and under
federal inspection
Any group OF farmers within the
state might organize cooperative
farm land banks with power to issue
bonds and raise funds from distant
money markets for farm develop
ment.
individual banks are to strictly pro
hibited from doing a city business
Loans to farmers might not exceed
firty per cent Of the value OF the im-
proved land. nor extend more than
for thirty five years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
NOTICE OF WARD CAUCUS

The republicans OF The seyera
wards OF the city viii hold caucusei
Saturday night January ST. at 7;3'
A. the following places
Fourth ward ~ ) Lahey commit
tcenan. at West side a'ire house
Second ward A. G.. j. Ierrington
committeeman at city Hail
Ffh Ward. r. y. Durham. com.
mitteeman. at Cottcral school house
Second Ward a. W. II Chapel
committeeman, Central school
Fourth Ward Il, at 92l West Grant
W. % Brooks, committeeman.
Third Ward T.. J strobe. ommli-
teeman, a. Capers office. 2l5 West
Harrison.
First Ward A. Marley smith
committeeman. S0;; East Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
PROBE Of
ASYLUM
IS ASKED
GOVERNOR CRUCE ORDERS
INVESTIGATION OF RUM
ORS AT FIT. SUPPLY

Fl oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. 29.-
Eovernor Cruce today ordered the
board of control of the insane asylum
ht Supply to make thorough inves
| sgation of the death of Frank S
| Pomeroy, an inmate, who 1t - re-
| lorted- was beaten by three attend
| ants and afterwards died. c. O.
| Pollard one Of the attendants said
Fto have participated in the assault
on Pomeroy, has been arrested, and
warrants have been issued for the
other men
Capt. A. J. Stine OF Alva chairman
Of the board OF control, was today
requested by Governor Cruca. to in
vestigate thoroughly every source Of
Information and make report as
soon as possible.
The assault on Pomeroy is said to
have happened on January Z. From
Information that has leaked out it is
said that Pollard and the other two
attendants became angered at Pome-
roy ana got another inmate to knocN
Pomeroy down, after which the three
attendants kicked him and beat him
He died a short time afer. Before
his body. was disposed OF, however,
physicians We're secured to make an
examination They report that the
man died as a result of his injuries.
The body has been sent to Iowa
Pomeroy was sent to the asylum from
Beaver county. where he had lG0
acres OF land.
Pollard was found at Amarillo,
Tex. where his father lives 1he
latter is superintendent of the poor
farm there and was formrly special
agent cf the Santa E'e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
|LYNCH|NC NOT TO Be
PR0BE0; WHATS THE USE 7"

Oklahoma City. Ian q What
the use was the comment OF GOV
Lee Cruce when asked il he proposed
to have investigated the l}nching ~
Ben Diokerson, negro near Notle,
Cleveland county. this morning. "No
one ever beard Of an appreciable re
suit from such investigations. No
one ever heard OF anybody know iag
who composed mob so what's tha
Ii err
II an Investigation Is made It win
oc by Oklahoma county authorities
alid no such effort has vet 'ad
started,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
LION KILLS movie" MAN

,NaroDi british East African Pro
lcctorate. Jan. % An encounter with
=. lion caused the death here today
OF Fritz schindler member OF an
American moving picture expedition.
engaged in taking pictures Of wild
animals in heir natural surroundings
III Africa.
SCHNEIDER with others belonging .
the expedition was attempting 10
photograph lion in the Jungle. when
the auimal sprlng on him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
COOK WHO SLEW OIPLO-
MAT, ENDS OWN LIFE

Tansier Morocco, Jan. 3s-Sure.
the cook. who on January - sliui aud
killed Paul Chevandier de Naldromc,
the French diplomatic agent. com
mitted suicide by hanging himself IN
the cell where he was awaiting trial
VI. de Naldrome's death occurred in
the midst Of an official dinner at the
legation. The cook went on strike
and The diplomat ordered him ont of
the horse. whereupon Sure drew 4
revolver.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
Notice to the Member Of
the Progress We Party.

There Viii be meeting at 2l7
West Harrison 5 o'clock Saturday,
light January 81 ior the purpose OF
electns . delegates 20 represent this
ard at the county convention to bc
hold al the city hail Feb liih. A'so
a. elect "a member to the countl cen
irai committee. vs. r. Mitche
Committeeman Tor Precinct No. >.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
ALLEG|NG NON SUPPORT
MRS. SCOTT ASKS DIVORCE

Maybelle Scott against Louis Scott.
is the style OF divorce suit filed IN
district court TO-DAY. Mrs. scott al
leges non support The couple were
married in Perry. in 1906 They have
one child. girl of > years
Mrs. Scott wants the custody oi
the daughter. alimoEy Of $40 per
month. Ses attorneys fees and an
absolute divorce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
symeathy For Judge Furmso

shortly after the midwinter re-
union OF the Scottish Rite Masons be
gan at McAlester. Dr.. D. NJ. HALEY.
sovereign grand inspector general
ami other prominent members OF the
order sent a telegram of sympathy to
Henry NJ Furman. asst master and
Chief Justice Of the court OF criminal
appeals. who Is seriously III at Okla
homa City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
FOUND MAsT0DoN TUsKs

wilson Okla, sar -S-Two tusks
and a portion Of the Jaw bone OF a
mastodon have been uncovered in the
Kinloch gravel pits near Madill. ten
'eet below the sarface II required
io4r men 70 lit the tusks aud bone
from the pit They viii be turned
over 10 scientists. perhaps TO she
state university at Norman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29
N0ONOAY LUNCHEON
At HURNETTS

THE regular weekly MONDAY lunch
con OF the Chamber OF Commerce will
e. held at Burnetts cafe tomorrow
"a wal De Do il for Guthrie
luncheon ana every business and
Professional inan and al others in .
tgrested in Clthre's advancement ars
grsed to be present. eau to action
al =. adjournment al /. Be there
sud lie on time.
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south for chihuahua Or perhaps
Mexican rebellion. started his cavalry
Torreon
This may be the bdelnnine Of the
march into Mexico CITY, the strong
hold OF IIueria. villa has teen so
months that he has gathered abou'
consistently victorious for several
him some 10000 troops # he is able
to march TO the gates Of Mexico CITY
with this force he may overwhelm
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JOHN TREM0NO DECLARED
NOT GUILTY BY JURY

LAwton. Okla, Jan. eg--The district
coIrt jury sitting in the case of John
fremont Italian shoemaker charged
with conspiracy in the murder Of
sherman Woodward st Chickasha.
returned a verdict OF not guilty