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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
INDOOR LIFE MAKES FAT
Try OIL OF koRglN TO KEEP
WEIGHT DOWN. OR TO RE
DUcE sUPERFLUoUs

People who are confined within
doors and who are deprived OF fresh
invig0rating air and exercise mus
take preeautlon to guard against oy
er.stoutness. az Fat acquired BY In
door life Is unhealthy and a danger
TO the vital organs OF the body. Iaci
Of exercise IN the fresh air Is said "a
weaken the oxygen carrying mower
Of the blood 50 that Il Is unable n
produce strong muscles and vitalit,
and the formation of unsightly and
unhealthy fat is the result.
II Won are n or 20 pounds above
normal weight YOU are daily drawine
on your reserve strength and are con.
stantlv lowering your vitality hv car.
rying this excess burden ANY per.
sons who are satisfied IN their own
mlrd that they are too stout are ad.
yised 10 20 to Lille Drug and Station.
ery store or any other good druggis,
and get a hov OF OH OF korein cap
sules and take one after each meal
ana one Just before retiring at ni9ht
Even few days treatment has
been reported 10 show a notlceahle
reduction IN weight Improved diqes
ion and return OF the old enerry.
footsteps become lighter and the
skn less flahhv in annearanee as sup
Eat disappears
oil Of korein is inexpensive cannot
'niure. and helps the digestion Anv
oerson who wants 10 reduce ~ or 20
aounds is advised 10 give this treat
ment q trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
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friday. March 81.

Another big day at the old reliable
Gem. Pathe presents as Gold
Rooster offering THE Love Trail
rhe story was published in book
form under the name of "The Dope
Doctor" by Richard Dehan and has
lad a remarkable sale.
Among other things. The Loce
rrail' serves TO introduce to the
american public an unusually pretty
yir, who is a capable and sympathet-
ic actress, and should win great pop
llarity on this side of the ocean She
s Agnes Glynne. already well known
Us a film star in England
"The Dumb Bandit with Francis
Ford and Edna Maison
"Ther Only Son with Billie
Rhodes.
"When Lizzie disappeared. Comp
'on and Lyons.
Saturday, April :.
Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in The
Winning of Miss Construe' A Gold
'esl love story in three reels Direct
ID by Robert Leonard himself III
BET Bob and Ella have a lot OF fun
making such bully pictures as this
10 director on earth can equal Bob
n the little human touches that bring
miles and tears together Bob
caves a plate of food at Elias door
BECAUSE she's out OF a job and he
suspects she's hungry. Then he CON
llans that she keeps his food bu'
viii not speake to him Neither O.
hem know what the fans know-tha'
| hungry dog sneaks into the hall
way every day and ticks the piatte'
clean"
Pathe scenic or trayelogue in nat
lral colors.
Pathe comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
It's YOUR KID NEY s

You have swollen feet and hands
Stiff aehy Joints. Sharpshootine
rheumatic pains torture YOU. You
have aching back. pain in the lower
abdomen. difficulty when urinatng'
Look out These are danger signals.
Trouble is With your kidneys. Uric
acid poisoning. in one form or anoth-
cr has set in. II may lead to dropsy
or fatal Rright's disease if not check
ed.
Get some GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
Oil Cansples immediately They are
an old preparation. used all over the
world for centuries combining nat.
mal healing oil and herbs. we'll
kown to physicians and nsed by
thousands in their daily practice. Tie
Capsules are not an experimental.
make-shift patent medicine. or
salt" whose effect is only tempor-
a'y. They are standard remedy.
AID act naturally. gently and quickly.
But when YOU 20 TO the druggist. in
sist on getting the pure, original
HARLEM OH in Capsules. Be sure
the name GELD MEDAL is on the
lox, and thus protect yourself against
ceunterfeiis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
HOW SANTA f
REGARDS WAGE
DEMANDS Of MEN
MANAGER kOt " SAYS TIE
PRESENT MtGE SCALE II
ADEQl ATE

General Manaeer e. " Kouns o
tie A. T. u s. r. Ry CO. has an
swered demands of train and engine
nen Tor increased pay as follows:
The present standards of rates
and working conditions have been
yert largely fixed hy mediation and
arbitration and this company feels
taat they are adequate and even lib
elal to the employees. This company
has no desire To change either the ex'
isling rates OF pay or the working
rules nor to reduce the earning pos
slhiliiles OF the employees under
their existing rules, but in as much
az your proposals contemplate fund.
amental changes IN operating meth.
ods and practices on which the
schedules have been built up, this
company hereby gives notice in con.
formity with the schedules now in
effect that IN connection with and as
a part of the consideration and dis
position of Your proposals there shall
be- open for consideration and dispo
sltion these provisions In the sched
ue or practices hereunder governing
compensation In the classes Of sery
lco affected by your proposals. on
those In conflict with the following
principals as they apply TO sucl
classes. (al No double compensation
fol the same time Of service, lhi
The same classification for the pur
pose of compensation to be applied
to all members OF train and engine
crew; (c) Two or more differently
paid classes of Service performed II
the same day or trip to be paid pst.
rortionate rates according to the
class OF service. with not less than a
minimum day for the combined serv'
ice. As to the entering into collect.
I've movement. this feature of the
will be taken under con
sderaton and advice given later
cry respectfully. G.. w Kouns, Genl
Mgr.
Train and engine men, through
I, cir officers have demanded of the
railroads employing them, the same
pay for labor performed under spec
ial movement in eight hours or less
or by running 100 miles or less that
Trey now receive for working 10
hours. If granted the demands mean
an increase of - per cent in pay to
these employees who constitute
al out is per cent of total number en-
saged in railroad service and who it
is claimed already receive % per
cent of the total wage payment. The
main feature OF answer appears 10
be notice to open up for considera.
iion all parts Of working schedules
br which men are now able to earn
double pay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
New Law Ready Soon.

State Senator NJ. S. Blasslngame OF
Sal,isaw. who has been here since ad
tournment Of the legislature. prepar
ing copy for the Senate Journal anC
session laws. will complete his worl
this week The printing of the les
sion laws Is being done here and IL
expected to be completed in abou
thirty days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

Two egss three tablespooniuls Of
sugar. one tablespoon of flour one
teaspoon OF salt, dash of red pep.
per a little celery salt one cup Of
milk, one cup Of water Beat eggs,
add sugar salt, pepper, celer'. salt
and milk. Mix flour and water to a
iEooth paste and add to above mix
ure. Cook IN double boiler, stirring
frequently to avoid Jumps When
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
Card cf Thanks.

We desire 10 express thanks and
gratitude to our friends for the man,
acts OF kindness and sympathy Sc
thoughtfully performed by them in om
sorrow. NJ Long and Family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

Sale OF school land in Beckham
cunty began Monday at Sayre, the
'irst day showing well. The tracts
advertised we're sold with the exeep.
ion of six and the amount realized
was S2.2i0 in excess of the appraised
values
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
District Court April 10.

Trial Of civil cases will begin in
district court April 10th. A larg,
docket of civil cases confront tn,
court. but many will be put over unit
the July term on account Of the con
diiion OF the court fund.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
First Ward "e."

The republican voters Of First Ward
~, are hereby requested to meet al
he Douglas school, Tuesday, April 4,
gl6. at 7.3O p. m for the purpose OF
leeiing five delegates TO the county
convention and a congressional com.
nitteeman, which will be held in
iulhrie. Saturday, April the Sth
IT, NJ WILSON,
Committeeman.
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ar y \ n n u n u r = E = q
VI TOPICS OF THE
n TOWN AND STATE.
pn KM MK aF Y s. " n y q
,ehearing Granted.

The supreme court has granted or
Il argument IN rehearing the case OF
Brown vs.. Wilson, involving the val
dity of oil leases with the surrender
lause. The ease is set for the April
term. All oil lease spectators are
Intensely Interested in IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
State Auditor To Quit.

state Auditor +. B. Howard has
given it out that he will resign his
Office soen. My oil business Is
growing so fast that cant longer
neglect il. he said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
Third Ward, "a"

To the republicans of the Third
ward. precinct A, of the City OF
iuihrie:
You are hereby notified to attend a
Meeting 10 be hel din said precinct on
he fourth day of April, 1916, at 1890
5. m. at the County building, in Jus
Ice lIornaday's office, for the purpose
# electing a congressional committee
nan and five delegates and five alter
iates to attend the county convention
yhich meets in the City of Guthrie, on
he eighth of April, 1916.
This, 81, March, 1916.
JNO. f. ANDERSON,
Committeeman.
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szG MxEa aESSr n
Il TESTED RECIPES. z
an HHMA Az@ sxKH
Cod Steak With Bacon.

Cod Steak With Bacon,
Cod steak with bacon is another
easy dish and will tend to modify
the OUTLAY upon bacon, Cover the
slices of cod with bread crumbs. sea
son with safory herbs and parsley,
md bind with a beaten egg Put a
Tim layer OF bacon on the top OF
tie fish and bake for 90 minutes
serving with anchogl sauce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

cooked add butter aud beat i in
With an egg beater; then all the
itice OF one lemon When ready to
use add cupful Of whipped cream
and beat TIA thoroughly mixed with
salad dressing This IS much more
delicate than If made With vinegar
also more wholesome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31

Lieutenant Sir Ernest II. Shackle
ton. the British explorer. has re-
utrned TO Sydney, Australia, from his
Antarctic expedition. How success
ul he was has not yet been explained
by him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a g TO a
GUTHRIE TOWNSHIP CALL.

Republican, caucus, Guthrie town
ship. will meet at Van Hoozer prop
erty. east of the city, at 3 o'clock
April 4, to select four delegates TO the
county convention on April S.
FRED MADDEN.
Chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-31
Republican caucue.

VIII be held at li7h South Second
street Tuesday, at 1880 y. m to elect
: delegates TO meet on the Sth to
elect two congressional delegates to
meet in chicago. June Z. for the pur-
pose Of terminating a presidential
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EADER WANTS BRING RESULT
Evening star., 1916-08-20
MRS. MILAN WINS TITLE
Defeats Mrs. McCord for Ladies
Tennis Championship of Georgia
in Straight Sets.

ATLANTA. Ga. August 19.-Mrs. John
Milan, Atlanta. today won the ladies'
tennis championship of Georgia by de-
feating Mrs. J. R. McCord, Atlanta,
6-3, 81.
At the same time Carlton Y. Smith,
state singles champion. and Jeff Hunt,
both Of Atlanta. fought their way
through the semi-finals of the mems
singles and j. X. Orr, jr and E. V.
Carter. jr.. Atlanta, south Atlantic dou-
bles champions. and Smith and E. S.
Mansfield won the right to Contest for
the doubles championship.
The finals in the mems events will be
played September 1 and 2, the doubles
being contested on the first day and the
singles on the second.
Smith today had comparatively easy
time with Stewart Harris, Junior south
ern champion. taking the first, set, 6-1,
and the second. GO. In disposing of
his doubles partner. Mansfield, however
Smith was compelled to play twenty-one
games. taking the first set. 6-1, and the
second, SIS.
Jeff Hunt easily disposed Of B. r.
Rhett, Atlanta. Ga, 6-1 In the dou-
bles Orr and Carter defeated Milton
Scott and J. ]. Wilburn, Decatur, Ga.
6-3, Go, and then disposed of P. h
Holtzendorff and Ed c. Zintz, 6-2, 6-l.
Smith and Mansfield took two hard sets
from Stewart Harris and T. L. JENNINGS
Atlanta, 6-3, 6-3.
Evening star., 1916-08-20
TY COBB BEATS ATHLETICS.
Starts Trouble in Tenth Inning
With Two Out.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1s.-Cobb's
clever work on the bases in the tenth
inning turned today's game in Detroit &
favor. six to two. With two out in the
tenth Cobb got base on balls. He
stole second by a great slide and then
darted for third. drawing McElwee out
of his position. AT the same time
Veach hit the ball past the spot va
Gated by McElwee and Cobb scored.
Detroit then hammered out two dou-
bles and a single. which, with two er-
rors, sent in four more runs. Johnson
and Coveleskie had a splendid battle
for nine innings. with the former being
accorded perfect support during the
entire contest Score:
Evening star., 1916-08-20
.SUSPENDS MAMAUX
Pirate Pitcher Charged With
Not Observing Training Rules.
CALLAHAN TAKES ACTION
Late Hours and 0verindulgence
in Food Interfered With Young
ster's Work.
CALLAHAN TAKES ACTION
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August 1s-Al
Mamaux. Pirate star righthand pitcher,
was set down for ten days by Manager
Callahan today. The suspension was
due to his failure to observe training
rules. tales having reached the ears of
the manager that Albert was burning
the midnight oil with the tickle god
dess of fortune. His late hours, 1t is
said, interfered with his pitching and
as result he has not been putting
games in the won column with the
same consistency he formerly did.
Mamaux has disregarded training
rules all during the season having
been sent home from Chicago early in
the season for failing to observe simple
rules of hygiene by exercising a little
discretion in his eating.
Mamaux tonight gave out a statement
in which he announced that he had
played his last game with the Pitts
burgh team. He stated that agents Of
the club had been spying on several
Pirate players including himself for
sometime, in an effort to catch them
breaking training rules. The young
twirler was bitter in his arraignment
of the Pirate management.
In confirming the story of his sus-
pension Manager Callahan stated that
Mamaux had refused to take the proper
care of himself and that the pace the
youngster was travelling was not con-
ducive to good work on the ball field.
Evening star., 1916-08-20
DOYLE OFF FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Connie Expects TO Get in Good Shape
for National Tennis Tourney.

Connie Doyle leaves today for South
ampton. where he will participate in
the tennis tournament which begins
this week Connie expects to get used
to the grass courts in his week of 49,
at Southampton and be in fine fettle
for the approaching test of skill in the
national championship at the West Side
Club of Forest Hills. l.. l., which will
be inaugurated August 2S. Speaking
of the playing of the Jap, kumagae,
who beat National Champion William
Johnston yesterday in the final match
of the Newport tournament, Doyle
seemed very sanguine of his chances
of victory il he meets the oriental Won
der in either of the coming events. He
thinks that his chop will worry the
Jap considerably. which is probably
true as on grass a severely chopped
ball takes a very low, deceptive bound,
which is hard to handle, and particu-
larly for a player with the drive the
oriental plays. This drive is one of the
strangest which have been seen on
American tennis courts in long time.
not excepting the famous slap drive of
Watson Washburn. The Japs ball
shoots high above the net and looks
sure to go out of court, but when near
ing the base line suddenly ducks and
hits inside, much to the dismay of the
opposing player. However, Doyle ex-
poets, in case he meets the man who
beat Johnston, to keep his chop going
50 low 10 the ground that the Jap will
not he able : Z il.
Evening star., 1916-08-20
Johnston Gets Going.

Johnston made good beginning in
the third set. He was up at the net
much of the time. crossing Kumagae's s
fast drives and keeping him on the run
He gained a lead of So on games and,
although the Japanese rallied and car
rled the score to deuce at 5-ali. John
ston forced the going in the next two
games, so that he had his opponent
completely sfnothered. The set ended
1-5 in Johnston's favor
The opening of the fourth found Johns
ton stili working with good effect He Or
tanned a 3-to-1 lead and was encoura ged
by the applause of the crowd hrrua 1e
ran away with the next game in this set
on Johnston's service. but the Californian
managed to keep the upper hand N the
struggle, and outplayed the Toxic man for
the>rest of ths set by varia tons Of pace
and profitable attacks on his backhand
side
Johnston lost his service at the begin
ming of the fifth set by making the mis-
take OF attempting to split the lines when
he shot for the corners. Kuma rae WIS
exhibiting always the same cool, delib-
crate play. while ~the American s!.tl. ed
get into position between the rallies.
After kumagae had captured the second
game, the Californian displayed more of
his accustomed snap in the third and
fourth which he won. Kutnacae took
the fifth. Johnston brought the tally TO
deuce games and from then on the ad-
vantage alternated until the Japanese
shut the American out completely in the
fifteenth, and ended the set and match
by victory in the sixteenth.
The stroke analysis follows:
Evening star., 1916-08-20

rife liner to right. but Miller did not
nave to move for it. Ainsmith also land
ed on one and a low liner to Shotton
resulted
Johnson's long drive In the sixth, which
seemed labeled for the jury box in deep
left center. but a stiff high wind BLOWN g
checked Its course and Marsans managed
to get under the ball and catch It,
Morgan's sacrifc fly. which allowed
Afnsmith to score the final run for his
team in the fourth. was also a line
drive.
Joe Judge will likely break into the
game Monday If a right-handed pitcher
works for the Browns. Joe is now ready
to play ball. and is anxious to play reg
ularly for the remainder of the season
he has entirely recovered and expect 8
to play good ball. Griffith does not want
to start him off against left-hander,
however, though Judge. like Jameson.
says that he can hit the southpaws and
would prefer to remain in the game
when they are pitching.
Benny Kauff Of the Giants is on the
market McGraw wants to get ZiYn-
mermann. who Is under suspension by
the Chicago Cubs. and he figures that
Manager Joe Tinker, who won the pen
nant in the defunct Federal League
last season. may think we'll enough of
kaur to fall for the trade. kauff has
Rio'Cu pittei he Is
not hitting as he was expected to and
he is by no means brilliant outfielder
Manager Griffith is not overlooking
anything to better his team There is
young man who pitched shut-out
game for an independent team in a lit
tie town up north against an American
League team, which he let down with
six hits and struck out eight men. Grif-
fifth is negotiating with him and he may
De here in a few days.
Evening star., 1916-08-20
DIVIDE TWO GAMES
Pirates Win First Game, 2to l.;
Brooklyn the Second, | to O.
INITIAL BATTLE 10 INNINGS
Two Bases on Balls, a Single and
Sacrifice Fly, Account for
Dodgers Victory.

PITTSBURGH, August 19-Brooklyn
was defeated by Pittsburgh. 2 to !. in
ten innings in the first game of today's
double-header. but the Pirates lost the
second game to Brooklyn. l to o. In the
first game Pittsburgh scored run in
the third inning on F'ischer's double and
Bairds triple. Brooklyn tied the score
in the fourth on Myers triple and
Wheat's sacrifice fly. The home team
scored the winning run in the tenth on
singles by Schultz and Fischer, coupled
with Cutshaws wild throw. In the sec
ond game the only run scored was by
Brooklyn in the fourth inning on two
bases on balls. Myers safe hit and Cut
shaw's sacrifice fly. Scores:
Evening star., 1916-08-20
NELSON WHITNEY WINS.
Defeats c. Tiffany Richardson in
Golf Finals at National Links.

SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y. August 1s.-
Nelson Whitney Of the Audubon Golf
Club. New Orleans. former southern
champion. won the chief cup in the
annual invitation tournament at the
National Golf Links of America here to-
day by defeating c. Tiffany Richard
son of the home club. up and 5 to
play. In the final round. Earlier in the
day he defeated the north and south
champion. Philip V. Carter of Bridge.
hampton. in the semi final 2 up and 1
to play. while Richardson beat G. c.
Greenway of Garden City. 3 up and to
play.
Whitney played a remarka bly, strong
game from the opening of the tourna-
ment. Out of a field of 1872 of the
leading amateurs in the country the
New Orleans golfer took the honors in
the eighteen-hole qualifying round
Thursday with a card of II. and he
promises to be a prominent factor in
the national amateur championship
tournament, which will take place at
Philadelphia two weeks hence.
Evening star., 1916-08-20
CICOTTE PUZZLES YANKEES.
Allows But Four Hits and White Sox
Win, 8 to /,

NEW YORK. August 19.-Chicago
stopped New York's winning streak
here today. the visitors winning the
first game of their series, 3 to l. Cicotte
usually effective against the Yankees
held New York to four hits.
Mogridge had one bad inning, the
fourth, when Chicago punched three
hits with an error by Baumann and q
sacrifice fly for three runs. New York
had one run in and the bases full, with
one out. in the eighth, when Cicotte
struck out Peckinpaugh and retired
Pipp on an outfield fly. Score:
Evening star., 1916-08-20
JOE LEONARD MAY BE HERE
IN TIME FOR MONDAYS GAME
Wires Griffith That He Is on Wav Home at
Chicago and Will Report in Few
Days.
By I. ED GRILLo.

Joe Leonard expected be here either Monday Tuesday
according Manager Griffith who last night received telegram
from Leonard which he that his his home
Chicago and that he would report within the few days
Griffith at wired him. asking that he leave fast train
Sunday here Mondays game Whether
will do this known of but Griffith satisfied
that he will not delay reporting here later than Tuesday
Those who have this young action this
much impressed with him and certain that he will
able for the Grfmen.
Elmer Smith, who arrived here Saturday morning. gave,
things considered very good exhibition yesterday
chances left field field which he had played
He did safe hit but he walked first