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TEXAS MILITIA
HAS SHOR 7 ACE
OF OVER $4,000.
ACCOUNTS KEPT by STATE
AND WAR EPiRTAIENT
AT VARIANCE

Washington, July "A stateme
of the shortage in army equipment
issued to the Texas National Guard
amounting to 100000 and covering a
period of years, is being prepared al
the war department for transmittal
to Governor Ferguson at Austin OF
this about 100000 is the amount OF
condemned property alleged to have
been embezzled, for which Federal
grand jury in Texas has returned two
indictments against officials of the
guard.
All government property issued to
state is charged against the state
until accounted for. In the Texas
controversy there appears to be a
discrepancy between the records here
and those in the Adjutant Generals
office in Austin as to the amount of
property on hand among the organi-
cations. In order to bring about a
partial adjustment of the equipment
accounts the department ordered a
reinspection of six or seven compan-
les. A number of other states are
also short in large amounts.
The departments statement will 30
to Austin within the next ten days
for checking against the states rec
ord. Collin H. Ball of the infantry,
assigned to the Texas Guard as in
r-instructor; Brigadier General
Cecil Lyon and Adjutant General Hen
ry IIutchings were in conference with
the secretary of war today concern
ing the inspectors report.
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Library in Good Shape.

| Editor Leader: Please allow me to
say through your excellent paper that
lon Thursday, the first day OF this
month marked new era in the
progress of Excelsior library The
splendid number of visitors and per-
sons who took books on that day was
q full demonstration of the fact that
the library is yet alive and is forging
its way for the good of the people.
More than thirty persons registered at
the library on that day, many among
whom congratulated the newly elected
librarian and her assistant upon such
excellent beginning of the new adj
Ilninistration of the library work.
Quite a number of books were taken
The board of directors are thankful to
those who are doing SO much to aid in
pushing forward the library work. We
would ask that those who can not
speak and pray for the success Of the
wor kto remain reticent and stand still
and see the good work go on Respect
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|EVERY Street IN GUTHRIE
Has lts Share OF The Proof That
Kidney Sufferers Seek
Backache? Kidneys weak?

Backache? Kidneys weak?
Distressed with urinary ills?
Want a reliable kidney remedy?
Don't have to look far. Use what
Guthrie people recommend. Every
street in Guthrie has its cases.
Here's one Guthrie mans expert
ence.
Let S. II. Hunter, 12l6 W. Mansur
Ave. tell It. He says:
My kidneys were In bad shape
causing my back to become lame.
had pains through my kidneys, es-
pecially when ! was on my feet for
any length OF time and at night
could not get my proper rest. The
passages CT the kidney secretions
were attended with pain and / knew
that | must do something for relief.
Doan's Kidney Pills were so highly
recommended that ! finally got box
from the Corner Pharmacy. 1t didn I
take them long to remove the trouble.
During the past several years | have
enjoyed good realth"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hunter had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
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WRONG IDEALS
GIVE N AS VICE
FACTOR BY 0GLE
INDIANA MAN DECLARES UN-
DERWORLD EXISTS
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, ILL.,, July 2.-Wrong ideals
instilled by mothers are more potent
factors in promoting immortality than
is commercialized vice. according to
DR.. Albert A. Ogle, of Indianapolis, who
spoke today before the Bureau of SAM
tary Science of the American Institute
of Homeopathy.
! "The time is opportune for a recast'
ing of our ideas regarding causes OF
immortality said DR.. Ogle. "The pop.
ular theory that low wages to women
cause immortality is vanishing into
thin air.
THE underworld is largely misun-
derstood. We are pleased to think
that immortality exists only in segre-
gated districts, the underworld of
sensational writer's, and the police
courts. In reality the underworld ex-
lists throughout society. At the very
beginning of married life the founda-
tiOh Vi tut anu Oil
piness are seriously menaced by the
pernicious education of young wives
who refuse to assume their RESPONSE
bilities.
In the universal franchise that is
soon to be theirs, women must realize
that there is deeper, truer patriotism
than waving bit of white during the
playing of the national anthem. Their,
patriotism must be. expressed in the,
intelligence and integrity of their
children"
Dr.. Irwin D. Metzgcr. of Pittsburg,
condemned the practice of detailing
young and inexperienced physicians
to make examinations of school child
rem for the reason that they were
liable to err in making diagnosis and
lull parents into a sense of false
security where some grave conditions
might really exist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-02
"nodsOn's Liver Tone" Starts Your Liver
Better Than CaIumel and Doesn't
SaIiyate or Make You Sick.

Listen to me Take no more sick
ening, salivating calomcl when bilious or
constipated. Don't lose a days work !
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causcs necrosis of the bones.
Calome, when it comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
it up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you are slug
gishe and "all knocked out" if your
liver is torpid and bowels constipated
orr you have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue. if breath is bad or stomach sour
Just take spoonful of harmless Dod-
sons Liver Tone on my guarantee.
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CAL OMEL is MERCURY! IT SICkENS!
ACTS ON LIVER like DYNAMITE

Here's my guarantee-Go to any drug
store and get so cent bottle of Dod-
sons Liver Tone. Take a spoonful to-.
night and if it doesn't straighten you
right up and make you feel fine and
vigoro as w morning [ want you to go
back lo the store and get your money.
Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
sale of calomel because it is real liver
medicine; entirely vegetable, therefore il
can not salyatc or make you sick. .
| guarantee that one spoonful of bod
sons Liver Tone will put your sluggish
liver to work and clean your bowels OF
that sour bile and constipated waste
which is clogging your system and max
ing you feel miserable. guarantee that
bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone vii
keep your entire family feeling fins foi
months. Give it to your children. ii il
harmless; doesn't gripe and they like it,
pleasant taste,
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~ a ~ !s 9g g. ~ 70 W " " y. x IS q Il:
~ LOCAL MOMENT Il:
Mw ~ ~ @ M 10 Is ~ 81 Ss 81 M ~ IA

County Attorney John Embry o
Oklahoma City will be the Republic
an candidate for congress in this dis
trict
Police court receipts from tiles
at Oklahoma City amounted in June
to 5000
Two of the Oldest joints in Okla
iona City closed up Thursday;
Southern Club and Elite
~. a4s II "a gS-T7T-s4 s.as +
Another violent wind and electrical
storm visited the oil field Thursday
night and did great damage to oil
derrfcks and property.
The next regular session of the
board OF county commissioners will
he held Monday morning.
Roy Wilson, IA year old hoy, was
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'EeD@ocToR's,
vHDv1cEA
Z.DE Lewz5 6ekey-t ~

The questions answered below are gen
aral in character the symptoms OF! ols
ases are given and the answers VIII ap-
.ly in any case Of similar nature.
81 Those wishing further advice, free may
address DR. Lewis Baker, College Blde'
College Bllwood SITS, Dayton. o.. encios-
ing self-addressed stamped envelope for
-eply Full name and address must be
,iven, but only initials or fictitious name
will be used In my answers. The pre-
scrptons can be filed at any we'll
stocked drug store. Any druggist can
rder OF wholesaler
Nervous writes: Il am a brain
worker but now | am so nervous as TO
be unable to 9pply my self to my tasks
I cannot concentrate my mind. | nave
| constant feeling of fatigue and drowsi-
iess. Seem to have lost all buoyancy;
other words. ] don't seem able to
draw myself together somehow. what
will renew my strength. brace me up,
and make me feel like a man?'
Answer: Your condition is the same
rs that of thousands OF other men. who
have been restored to new strength and
energy when from worry. dissipation
or overwork. they were feeling the same
as you. Three grain cadomene tablets
should renvlgorate your system. give
you new strength and life and make
your brain clear and able to cope with
tlaily requirements. Start using them
now.
"Runt" says: I'm tired of being Called
"runt" just because I'm so thin. | want
to weigh more. How may / add about
25 pounds to my weight?"
Answer: There Is the use OF three
grain hypo-nuclane tablets to increase
your weight. They are the surest, saf-
est and best health, strength and fesh
producers / could suggest. You should
easily gain twenty-five pounds in weight
in relatively short time. Many nave
increased more.
"Anna H." writes 81 have kidney
trouble and have had for sometime.
have a baby three months old and since
she was born. I have been bothered. \
have been taking medicine. but IT don
seem to act on my kidneys as 1T should.
Answer. quite often kidney and blad.
der trouble follow childbirth, and II
your symptoms are the usual ones. such
as swelling OF the feet. puffs under the
eyes. chills and fever with headache ana
pains In the back, would suggest that
YOU use bamwort tablets. They are
a splendid all-around kidney medicine.
They tone and liven the kidneys to prop
ar natural action
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4 Poorly" writes; please prescribe To-,
me. Il have chronic con ttipatidn anu
my head aches AL the time. | am nerv-
Gus and don't sleep well. | have fever
and my skin is muddy and my tongue
coated. MY eyes are dun and | feel
tired and weak all the time
Answer: What You need Is good
laxative, and blood purifier. Clean your
system thoroughly with three grain sui
pherb tablets tpot sulphur. These tab
lets act OH the bowels, aid digestion and
purify your blood Their use will drive
away the tired feeling and other symp-
toms.
Proud says: II have always been
proud of my hair until late when it
has acquired an ugly greasy strngs
appe tiance, and my scalp is covered
with scales and itches terribly What
may do?, My hair combs out in hands
fu"@iE q ~ E8tfE tf' .l1f
Answer; You should use plain yellow
minyol to, relieve the scalp of dandruff
and itching. 1t acts as a tonic to the
scalp and hair strands and promotes a
beautiful luxuriant growth of hair Clip
the ends of the hair all over the head
about half an inch to get rid of broken
ends.
Model writes az have been a per-
feet thirtyeight in size until the last
few months when ! have gained about
20 pounds too much flesh Please pre-
SCRIBE t
Answer: You will find very harm
less and successful flesh reducer in the
use of arbolone tablets, sold in sealed
tubes with directions for home use.
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O.
Clifford Boyd, "a. was struck by
light ling and killed near Miami on
Thursday afternoon. during a terrific
electrical and wind storm. Four
inches of rainfall Property damage
great.
During terrific rain and electrical
storm. at Commerce last night. mu n
properly damage was done. No one
tii,ed; several injured.
Rail throughout the state has again
delayed the harvest. Crops are suf-
fer,ng.
-Four eople were drowned in flood
waters OF the Canadian river at Ia
Keno Thursday-Kathleen, Teresa.
Bernard and John Trul
4. A. Grant of st. Louis was killed
while asleep on the NJ. K. & T. tracks
ne Durant Thursday night. He was
rs yeats old.
FarDlers Of the north part of the
ccdnty are taking advantage of The
wet s.ason by dragging the roads.
F,ur raral mai routes out o. Mar
shall and Mulhall will be consolidated
into tw, re rtes August 1st according
to recent Il ling.
pea Res ffcm tie easterl part Ut
the eta.e arr moving to the Chicago
...Askets
R.ral inah 30 riers of the state viii
meet in Guthrie July 5th, next Mon
cay.
The Carnegie library during July
End Angus will open at 10 in the
iaorning and close at in the even
ing.
FOR SALE-Defiance check pro-
tector cheap. Leader office.
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DOG TAX DUE.

Dog tax for 1915 will be due July
LIST. owners of dogs will do well to
call at police headquarters curing
the first week of July and secure a
1916 tag, otherwise the dog catcher
will take your dog up.
VIM. II. MITCHELL. Chief.
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ARE YOU FEELING F,TY

Do you envy the man or woman oi
untiring energy, strong body and hap
ny disposition? All these depend up
on good health, and good health is
impossible when the kidneys are dis
eased. Foley Kidney Pills help the
kidneys cast out poisons that cause
backache, rheumatism, and other
symntoms of dangerous kidney
troubles. Sold everywhere.
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s. g % fully, A. b. Williams Secretary Of
COMMUNICATIONS. Library Board. ta Il
81 81

(The Leader Is not responsible for con-
tribu.ions appearing under this head.
printed. The real name OF the contrs,.-
must be glven)
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Standing Of the Teams.

Ex " u 10 "a u x ~ "a m 70 ~ u \
q WESTERN LEAGUE. 3
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VI LEADERETTEs. h
n g 81 =: ~ m " ~ n.z VI axwa
n. n
The Price -of t'p fpstpafee3. very
prapidly and widely
Il the Falkland islands there are
I'VE men to every woman.
There are five persons To. eaiah
iouse on an average in Ireland
In Great Britain last year $72,22o.-
600 calls were made by telephone.
During the last year 1,22S,3l6O00
passengers Travelled by the railways
Of the United Kingdom,
LEADER WANTS BRING RESULTS
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o,~nulno OF the Teams.

N M ~ y r a, W a VI n a n ~ n u
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Standing OF tho Teams.

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U AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. n
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J. d. Cox, member of the legisla
tyre from Cherokee coun.y resigned
Thursday. No reason assigned.
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accidentally killed Thursday evening
at Oklahoma City. A double barreled
s.iot gun exploded in the boys hands.
Elmer V. Jesse, fcrLer member oil
the legislature has been appoilted re-
trding clerk in the office of the sec
rt;ary of the state election board He
takes the place of Mrs. Effie Smith,
who has held the place since state
hood
For the first time in many months
not a single charter was issued by
the secretary of state Wednesday.
Miss Stella Boylers first woman TO
slot and Killed his wife in front of a
department store on principal street,
there last night, Jealousy.
A heavy fall ushered in the tenth
day of rainy weather THIS
j. NJ. Hallsway Of Broken Arrow,
win an elective office ii Creek coun-
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m WORLD
OF SPORTS

q u n N u n ~ m ~ "a x ~ n y
a NATIONAL LEAGUE. ~
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Band concert tonight, croviding the
weather permits.
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standing Of the Teams.

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ty, became county superintendent
yesterday.
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FOR SAaE-DefIance check pro-
tector cheap. Leader office.
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Standing OF the Teams.
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Z LEApERETTEs.

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During terrific rain and electrical
Storm. at Commerce last night mu n
properly damage was done. No one
tii,ed; several injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-20
REDLEGS CONTINUE ERA
OFRAPD FIRE BASEBALL
Smother Giants as They Did Day Before by Best AL
Around Display of Any Team That Has
Visited Here This Year.

run to the Reds and putting them fur
Their ahead.
A hard boiled egg would have shown
as much head work. Robertson also
misplaced a hit and let a single grow
into a triple. Lobert timidly pulled up
at first on a hit when any sort OF en-
terprise and initiative would have car
rled him to second. Fletcher dubbed a
nance which added three runs TO Gin
cinnati's stock-started them in fact. A
day OF diverse botching, as poor a
game as the Giants have played this
year, and that's saying "A mouthful.
With one out In the second Mollwitz
singled. Stroud caught him mapping,
but Fletcher dropped Kelly's throw. Me-
kerry struck out. as becomes a pitcher,
but Gron jumped n ball TO Lobert. which
the latter player poorly. and Groh had a
single. Herzog singled and Williams
made the first of four stalwart hits. HI
pelted Robertson with a hot single and
the drive became a hot triple because
Dave gayly ran in To meet it and lost
his chance to stop II. He stood inn
movable while Merkle gave chase and
with a fine relay nailed Williams at che
plate.
Griffith and Wingo did the hitting in
the third, which netted a run. Kelly
made a poor toss to Schawer in the
sixth and stationed Wagner at first.
Moilwitz hunted to Schauer. All hands
except Mo!lwttz remained at great dis
lance from first base. 1t was no fault
OF Schauer's that nobody was put out.
lie couldn't throw TO first. and no harm
was done except to Wagner's head when
he threw to second. for although his
throw hit Wagner. the latter would have
reached the base anyway. Wagner was
hurt and gave way to Rodgers. A sac
rifioa hunt and a sacrifice fly brought
Rodgers in, this being the play on which
Robertson starred as "A rapid fire thinker.
A single by Groh. a double by Will
Jams and one run in the ninth was the
damage lone TO Schupp. The score:
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'ROWE'S CHUCKLES
CAUSED BY CHICLE
Unheralded Two-Year-OldAdds
His Share to Great Train
er's Reputation.
WINS. WITHOUT TROUBLE

SARATOGA. N. Y. AuE. la.-Trainer
James Rowe, the wizard OF the turf
when Il comes to hadling ~two-year-olds.
continued his winning streak this after
noon when he sent Chicle out for the
last race In the colors OF l.. S. Thomp-
son and defeated a field Of a dozen
with consummate ease. Chicle was maxi
ing his first start and was opposed by
horses hat had racing experience, In
GLIDING watercress I'd. owned by the
Elkwood Stables. one OF the fancied cam
didates for the Futurity. Chicle had not
been SO widely advertised az had Thur
derer when he won at his first attempt
Tuesday. yet the reputation Of Traine
Rowe was enough TO keep him favorite
In spite of the strong play o m Water
There never was n doubt during
the running Of the race OF the superior
ity OF the English bred Chicle over the
$500 watercress I'd. The latter, after
getting away In front and holding his
own for about half a dozen strides, vas
unable to keep pace with Primero AMI
Favour even before chicle Joined In the
struggle. 1t did not take McTaggart
long TO get Chicle TO the front and the
Thompson colt had a clear lead as he
point to the finish the S%pearmint colt
was well In hand and brceZed over the
lire two lengths to the good. The bat
tie for second place was strictly be-
tw cen Primero and Favour, the former
drawing away in the last sixteenth and
beating Favour by three lengths. Water
cress I'd finished back in seventh place
and never showed any speed after he
war plnched Off In the backstretch.
The stake event of the day VAS the
time that a mile has been run under
l:40 at the present meeting. u. j.
Lcary's Roly took full advantage of the
changed track conditions and after be
ing hustled along by Lady Rotha for
the FIRST half mile came away TO win
easily by three lengths In l :39 3-5.
Schuyler l.. Parsons's Hanson, clever
" ridden by LOTUS. won the high
weight handicap at six f%urlongs. which
brought out n first rate field, including
J. n. Camden's Luke, which was in
stalled favorite. LOTUS sent Hanson
through a small hole In the early part
of the race and he quickly cut out a
lead of -four lengths. with Superin-
tendent heading LUX through the
stretch. Hanson tired in the last six
teenth. but LOTUS held him together
long enough to stall of the belated chal-
lenge of Leo Skolny, which finished sec
ond. four lengths in front of Luke.
Mars Cassidy outran "A field OF rather
clever platers in tho NTH, another race
OF one mile, and won by a head from
Reybourn. with Spearhead. the early
~pacemaker, third. The summaries
FIRST RACE.
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SARATOGA TURF NOTES.

-
SARATOGA. Aug l9.-rhc or'c.rs Of
the Saratoga Association decided N Fay
not 80 ask the Jockey club cor permission
to extend tile current meeting ~" ft''
August 30 and n, as requested nv no
merchants Of Saratoga. The me 'i'E VII
terminate, as scheduled, on Ss'Hris'
August 2S.
J W. Parrish's good col, Bulso ~ not
he a starter in Tho United state Ho''.
stakes on saturday. The big son ~ U.,-
guisc and N"thsrsplc has developed a '-
and Mr.. Parrish, who returned from Ken
mind to put him hy for M" r"mai-7'' ~
the current racing season
charles + Grsingrr, rre''dent ~ "a.
Churchill po"ns, arrived from K'r'HrN
to-day.
David Gldcou's pol,rtu,, a he.
yGsr,old ]sciHinF by As'rnnoTs-
race aud hrok" ',E H. Wa NO,
I]ol4rius va, h." brother to 'iHo''
coghrGn's go o"o stallion ~. 40
1914 and 1915. Juh Whltcu ~trtir't ait.
Thomas Low" BIOS ~ 'h- ,','m 10.
business Of Montreal arrived ;"..os ''
,ioS%usno-"a t.o,oa H.. 6,. ~, cA.r4.
horses pulling hi- laundry N's',' .
down th' Montreal ht.. 'N' 80
N"gi = s"u "i '"mutt.Hi" amt ia..
and a haIt brother Of Ntu'grC " -
says thai Nugi which Mas ur.i Il"
laic James r.. k.'m". ,uu u,'"n'. DO
sor.t,r ,,,,...,- .,rI,..r r.,Lc .-.a
stcpp,d thrrr-qutrrcr- ui. 10 nN., u n..i,f
Than IAN Joe k,u.4,hr ur .ttr.N ..Ua.T
hlcd A. the u~oSfri.- after -t'|pplrE =
milo iu !, second yr~'''Ih.
p,+,,.n vro r,.,,r,.5 ,.I,... .,.I.. .tar
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rider for tho SttuI, anu then "a. 20 -.
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