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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
WANTS WESTERN WRESTLER
TO GIVE HIM DATE ON MAT
hrnec"-Romnn Champ Offers 10 .rnp-
IT.. With HiEh-Touted Young
stcr for big Purse.

MEM YORK, January I6-Alcx
AhcrE. the 6iraeco- Roman wrestling
champion. j. very wroth at the grca.
disturhonc. which the announcement
hraSita wrestler, is creating IN local
sporting circles. Ab-rs declared vc-
h.m"nilN that he could down Stcchc-
iH less than ten minutes at the ;racco-
is"inan style OF wrestling, and then
made The following proposition
through samuel Rachmann, the man
VINO II conducting tho present t"d..
namcnt at the Manhattan Opera
House
II VII wrestle doc Stechcr n, tho
only style of wrestling n, which
claim 10 he tho best, ,rracco- Roman
under the following conditions: FIRST
! VIII post 10000 IN cash with the
sporting editor Of amy New York news
paper. OF Viii place the money Ia cs-
crow II! any bank which zoe Stccr-
er may name; then will forfeit chat
SlHunH 10 Joe Stecher or any one n.
han2S i fail TO pin Stechcrs should
"rs 20 the mat in a Gracco- Roman
wrestling match. II Stecher should
pm my shoulders 70 the mat first |
Viii forfeit the $4,000 ana the mn,cn
Wal! end. III case do throw Stechcr
and win the match. | will take dowi,
10y $4,000.
In this way, you see. Stccher has
W ' '''''iE 70 gam anu nDtnInG 10
lose hut the match. In other words
I'm offering him the greatest o.iGs
ever offered on any sporting PROPOSE
Won. namely, Slo.n0o TO @. Now. what
more than that could any ore ask
Another thing. IF | am successful
in winning this match from Stecher
then ] VIII agree TO meet him at his
own style OF wrestling, catch-as catch
can. ~ which he claims the champion
ship. ] VIII only stipulate that
have at least three weeks in which 10
train myself at this style or graphing
liwll not ask Stecher to put up one
cent In either case. do not need
the money, and l do not depend upon
wrestling for my livelihood wres-
tie merely for the sport OF it, How
ever, rs there are no amateur wres-
tiers who posses any ability. wrcstlc
with the professionals and being u
professional, | do as prc fessionals do.
Samuel tachmann, who holds
AberS's contract for services at IN.
Manhattan Opera House ns long. as the
tournament there continues, is posi-
tive HAT Aherg VIII easily beat Stech-
er il ever they meet.
why. this Stecher never beat any
body like Zbyszko or Stranger Lewis
any of the other topnotchcrs," saiG
Rachmann. II will wager all. have
that ALerg will beat him in--well. in
very much less than thirty minutes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
E,ers WIN Not return 10 cubs.

CHICAGO. January i6.--charlcs II.
Weeghman. president. aud Joseph
Tinker. manager, of the Chicago Ma
tionals to-day denied that johnny
Evcrs. second baseman or the Boston
Nationals, was coming back to play
with the Chicngo team. MIR. Wecgh
man said he had heard nothing OF the
story until to-day. Hc said that no
offers had heen made 10 Boston for
Evers.
Tinker said: There is no chance 10
get John. and we have not even
thought OF going after him. Boston
would not trade him. John said he
would like to play here. was pleased
to hear him say that. but ! cannot use
him now that we have Yerkcs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
TRACK OUTLOOK NOT GOOD
ORANGE AND BLUE SQUAD
PROSPECTS ARE UNKNOWN
Veterans Fail 10 Return. md New Ma
tcrinl Does Not look Grrnt.
Coming Here.

cHAELOTTESVIL VA. January
Ib.--So cnrly In the season IL is I'm.
possible TO predict anything deiiuite
poets, for IL is impossible I'm less than
TWO weeks Of notice to have gained
any adequate idea Of the development.
As yet no tryouts OF any sort have
h.cn held. and the nc~ material is
therefore, practically an unknown
Quantity. The amount or new talent in
college does not mt present appear TO
be great. nor does the list Of veterans
show sufficient variety TO maize up a
wcll-roundcd team. Yet. Trainer Lam
llgan may be depended on 10 ,urn
out as he has always done in the past
representative team ~ the tim. or
the meets
or the eight letter men III college
three arc AZ present unable 10 COM
pete. barker, on accoui, or press Of
work In tho medical department..
ioodw%n. on account OF a very rcccr.
attack ~ appendicitis. and Mayer. WHO
!njurea knee In football aud VII
he unable 20 get out until the ou',,op.,
season The remaining letter men arn
Captain Norris. Coleman. Berkeley.
Mason ana Minor. Coleman bc,ue tho
'ii'' JIM " no completes ~ t'tS'' itiiE
other than running events I'D tfl
'|arker were steady point winners ~.
the weight events Ia the pas, tun
Years There are many places ct,
90 tile team 10 h. SLED ~ nc.v ~
developed material au- = - pouei
that thc ,ryouts viii show MP rh,htv
mcaSuring up 10 that developed hero
Ia the past
Tn" complete schedule for TIC yea.
"hicn. owing to Manager Ncn's and
Assistant Manager oGleshys efforts.
offers probably I'll. best re, or date.
Virginia track team has ever had.
shows eight meets IN aii-;nr.e IN
ioor and five outdoor -wo or the
outdoor n"cis are - take place on
lambeth Field. a change which Should
be gratifying To followers ~ athletics
~ tive university
IN" ilrst meet OF the season - .x.
rcctcd II he tho Johns Hopkins Hirth
Regimen; meet IN Baltimore. The late
for his has not get been definitely.
s.t. but VIII probably be ~" mrs, or
second week in February on Mach
the G"ora. Washington meet Will
hc h"ld IN Washington, no th.r" n
possibility Of meet IN Richmond
- come somewhere between thcsc :wo
dates
pf the nvc outdoor rnccrs the oman
Ing one 's = dual mo-, with The navy
~ Annapolis on April 90 the next
W"dnesdny ~ :a=tcr week tpril aG
IN Lambeth Field This meet MAY
," counted on ~ q certainty, though
~" contract has not Vet boon signed
lhc University OF PENNSYLVANIA relay
saues, In which Virginia is expected
!" 'n,c" 4 relay team anl one or two
indivtdui mon. arc hcld In phila,i.i-
Nh'a 'rril "3'h on MAY 9Th ana ;,,l
~" r "'a A,laurc intercollegiate -vui
y" hEl} Il III" university The Sn.ti
meet : With Erin, oton 81 Princeton.
on MAY i3iit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
HAVANA. RESULTS

,.s' Iare-ohc hiii''--Cecii, !o' ~
Thi'it"S', TO J. To 10, 10 >, !irst
h"rhafn. no ,Eo"k"ff. 10 :, 10 >
" - - Serohn' master zoe, 10" tscham
..""Fhl' !" !" J. l" J. TO l. third
''"e' i'+t Marcus. Lady Young
oHi,"rp son hnanrahcc, Coppers
- iaPer ZIP "eAah"ke. I'm
nv ''so rau'
., 80 ~, '"' hc.ma NJ RE
=" -. ltHHp, to l, : To 10, to 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
HAS Good Record on Floor,

I.fNcHBuRG. VA, January IG.-
When Theodore Offterdingcr left guard
OF the Cardinal Athletic Club basket :
ball team. retired from the game M
Blacksburg on Saturday night with V.
T.. !. because Of Il hurt to one or his
ankles 1t was the first time lie has had
TO retire from a game I'm five years
To his absence from portion OF tho
last period OF the game the Cardinals
attribute their defeat by the score ,of
81 to 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
Colonel du Pont to Get New Boat.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., january l6.
Colonel T. Coleman du Pont, of Will
mington, has placed contract with
Adolph r. APPEL, OF the Nentnor Boat
Works. for another water speed mar
vel to even eclipse the record OF the
Tech. Ir. Plans for the craft are being
carefully guarded, but ii is under
stood the boat will be built along the
lines OF the Tech, with several cor
rections in the faults uncovered, and
n few improvements only recently pat
ented APPEL is also building a thirty
fvc-foot express cruiser for Fred a.
Nath9n, Of Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

princeton has broken off with Rut-
gers. and these rivals. the Oldest in
football circles, will
not meet this fall. Rutgers and
Princeton have met thirty-rou times.
the FIRST being in 1869, when the first
official intercollegiate contest was
played. No reason is given for the
rupture. The North Carolina eleven
gets the rutgers date on the schedule,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
smitbdeoI I'm. Glenn SLATE

The Smithdeal Business College quint
Will maet-thc Paramount Athletic AS
ISOLATION Reserves tonight on the
Scholastic court. The pen pushers have
won four straight games and the team
is rounding into tiptop shape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

Eleven horses. three irotters and
eight PAGERS. have beaten two minutes
IN harness. and OF this number. two
made their best records during the
year. just closed. Dircctum l.. l563.i
and William, Las IL. the rival pacing
stations, made the season OF 1915
memorable. and the mile paced by hi
rectum I. ranks second among MI the
fast miles to harness in the history OF
racing. being eclipsed only by Dan
Patch's l.65 IA.
Chlan. i.6S; Lou Dillon, 1852, and
Major Delmar. 1859 "a. are the three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

The New York Yankees. after buying
s""'"o" worth OF ball players, arc after
more ana nave made propositions 10
inc chicago Cubs for batch of surplus
talent. Since il Is evident the Yankees
management fancics quantity and not
duaNtE 10 win We suggest that the
team limit be removed for Donovan as
we'll as The Browns and the cuhs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

The rcSurrected Atlantic League has
not decided definitely whether to oper-
ate independently or as a part OF or
gained baseball. 1t has designs upon
the Jersey city territory to he vacated
D! the international League IL or
ganizcd baseball will yield this terri
tory gratis and grant Glass Il rating
10 the Atlantic, the latter viii bc Il
good child or an indUlgent parent.
Otherwise. the said Atlantic will see il
II is strong enough 10 paddle its own
canoe. Eight cities Of Pennsylvania
aud New Jersey Will compose the cir
cut for Lawson. He will control tho
Reading. Pa. club. Allentown. Pater-
son and Jersey city have been assured
franchises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
CLUB DIRECTORS TO MEET
PLANS TO RAISE BIG SUM
MUST BE MADE SPEEDILY
Richmond Hasebnii Owners Arc Conf
dent Tint Everything VIII Come
Out All RiEht-Sport Dope.

held at II o'clock at the Business Mems
club when plans for raising the cash
needed TO purchase the Interest of Jack
Directors of the Richmond ENhtbi~
ton Company Will hold an irfor,aal
meeting thus morning 10 Size up the
local situation. The meeting viii be
Dunn VIII he discussed.
The directors have learned nothing
new since Saturday. but they are hope
tut that some means whereby the local
franchise can be saved, will be found
before night. The option OH Dunn's
holdings will expire tomorrow night
and $1,000 must be raised before that
time. IL the deal goes through. the
control OF the club will remain in l"c2l
hands, whereas II II fails Dunn can
either move the franchise Or sell 10 an
outsider
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

The holidays were drear enough for
the Fed ball players--aud then Harry
sinclair had 10 rub it in by aking
MS joke TO the effect that If lie couldn't
get satisfactory prices for his con-
tracts he might send III. FASTENERS into
the oklahoma oil fields. letting them
aug wells and cart petroleum during
the week and play ball on SUNDAYS.
Ihihk or that--and Lee Ma.ee owned
httecn suits OF clothes fashioned for
exhibition on Broadwav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

With the addition OF William to his
stnbies. 9. Is. G. Billings has the fast
est bunch OF horses Of any man living.
being the owner OF the Harvester. Lou
Dilion and Ihian. making four out OF
the eleven noted harness speedcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

Report In Atlanta has il that Charley
Frank and Otto Jordan, old time
enemies, have made peace, aud that
Jordan may return 10 the Atlanta team
as second baseman aud captain 1t
hardly seems possible. however
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

trotters that have succeeded in beating
the two-minute mark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17
VIRGINIA CADETS DEFEAT
STRONG WEST WRGINIANS
hUunfninrrrs Lose Close tnmc 10 Lea
inrtoninnS--Tcnm Work Was Re
SpUnsihlr for Victory.

LEXINGTON. VA. January l5,-Br
a score OF IS 10 - in the second game
OF the season last night tho V. NJ |.
basket ball Iuint. defeated the Uni-
vcrsity Of West Virginia la a very ex-
citing game. The score was always
close. hut Y. NJ. |. maintained slight
lead from The start TO the finish. The
feature Of the game was the team
work shown by V. NJ /. Rogers. a
fourth class man played his position
4; guard with excellent style Mar
shall, PITTS, Fettcrolf aud Lewis did
their usual good work. Ford. West
Virginia. Stcadman. and Rogers were
the stars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

NHOS' IntIoNs--N. N. T.. Nrlms for
koeerS: Nest Virginia. StcCiman for
kcrsting. Goals from iioor-Marshan.
.; Lewis, 6; iitts, >; Fcttcrolf \: Tuck
wilcr 3; Stcdinan, :; Rodgers, West
Virginia, :. Goals from foul--Fe,-
terolf. >; .ncrsti;ts. I; Rodgers. West
Virginia. !. Referee, iccch. V. NJ l.
Timer, Grove, V NJ. Time halves
20 minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

The Newark franchise has not yrt
been disposed Of The franchise is the
absolute property of the league. and
one-seventh OF IT, is owned b.: she Rich
mond club. This is nm asse, that is
extremely valuable. as whoever takes
over the Newark territory will pay
not less than $4,000 for it. and. as sew
cral parties arc bidding, 1t is probable
that a larger figure Will be secured by
Barrow. Arthur Irwin, one-time Yam
i.e scout. has made an offer and so has
Pat Powers syndicate, headed By
Joseph Norton. Newark sporting
writer. is eager to plunge into the
national game The more the mcrrier
says barrow, who confdentially hopes
to land = nice little slice OF cash out
Of the deal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

Jack Dunn is not losing any time in
Baltimore. lie has already landed an
cNhibiiion game with the Red son. and
Is IickcrinS for other juicy dates. We
VIII. IL Is announced In Baltimore.
erect modern TALL plant with CON
crete stands, costing s25o,o0O Where
Jack will get the money is n dark secret
- poverty WAS his middle name while
IN Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

with James a. Gilmore and his out .
law c2uSc eliminated TO all practical
int"ntS and purposes. Il now imdcp. nd.
eht movement mcnaces the peace OF
nina or organized baseball. This is
non" other than the Atlantic i.eacue
tAl Lawson ri all. whicn was revived
IN Philadelphia yesterday.
Lawson J: the perennial pirate OIL
the preserves Of organized baseball who
has launched more outlaw circuits i'm
MS career than any other half dozen
men. Among The wrecks Of indaDcnd-
cnt circuits left in his wake the At
lantIc .nion ard United States Leagues
are frcshes: in memory Associated
With Mr.. Lawson in the present venture
IS ernest l-audGraf, Of New York no
admits tliat he is an outla. NJ heart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

No effort sill tie made to sccur" a
manager for the Richmond team until
after the deal with Dunnie is completed,
if the option is not exercised, the local
directors VIII rot have amy say m the
selection
Barrow has notified officials here that
he has u good man In view. aud. Of
course. the owners ara anxious TO km"w
WHO IL ~. II the man ~ suitable. the
recommendation ut Barrow Will ro n
lor;s way. as it woald bG advisable TO
get manager with whom the league
president is i'll sympathy. II Barrow
recommends y manager lie viii nat
urally see TO ii that his choice ~ sue
cessful or has every opnortunity to be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

The Richmond College basketball
team VIII open It's season Tomorrow
hiHht in LynchbtIrS, when il meets the
cardinal Athletic Club uuint The
spiders nave real test when ttcy
muck the i'ill city lads. who has an
onNiable renutation in BASKETBALL The
!-NnchburStrS are said 10 he even
stronger than tae q,int which last
year played under the colors or ,he
Young Mems Christian Associations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

The Virginia E3at club has notified
FRANK brisaoll ,hc retiring commo :
dore Of the pctanscn Navy, of Ba!,i-
moe, that tae local organization viii
become u charter member os the South
err Rowing association. Three clubs
lave already announced their willing
ness I" join, aud il is expected that
seven charter members will he secured
when the association is formally
launched al a meeting in Washington
IN January -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-17

~ w. I'@I : ttTTH EdNt UIm ITOUUIc
again III 1913, and nc was retained on
the pay roll for the last two Years
largely because nf his excellent work
In preceding Years and for his value IA s
coach. lie WIS q Erea, favoritc in
Beantowu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27
Restorative
Treatment for
Nervous Men

Comics from q source 81 uu.
mestoned authority Ca Tie all
mcats of meu IL is presumed % 0e
mauMe. SMILE the profession
general adafsc fae Ingredients
ani Hr,str.ae them in mans lir
forest forms 81 various disease
T.r tr|laam- formula IS Hehl
efficient tn um 10. restoring ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27
SHOWING THE Weakness
Of EYEWITNESSES

81 Louis, Mo-, March 27-An ex
pertinent TO demonstrate the unreh.
ahlity of eye witness testimon, was
performed a few DAYS ago before the
psychology class OF Prof Edgar
Janles Swift at Washington Uni1er
sitg- and as result tao students now
are convinced tney cannot believe the
evidence Of their own eyes
Walle the professor Vas lectuiing.
The door suddenly opened and two
men sestculadn- anarill ana quar-.
'lding. entered Two Young women
followed them The gonns women
screamed one Of the men drew what
looked like revolver. the report OF
lie firing Of a gun was heard and
oae eff the men fell over chair. aa.
Harently wounded
The professor then asked the stud.
oats 10 write down their impressions
OF what had occurred. he having
STAGED the affair for this purpose
Or the thirtytwo members Of the
cass. most of them wrote taai the,
Red seen one man draw revolver.
The revolver in fact was a yellow
banana Others were sure they heard
tie report Of a revolver Tho sound
as the explosion Of a paper tor.
pedo
Though four persons took part IN
re affair. ore student wrote that he
saw six. another wrote that he saw
ten and another told only OF the two
women Apparently he did not see
the two men who first entered the
Ioom
None OF the students recognized
.iie actors in the shooting scrape"
as fellow student. though none or
the four was disguised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27

There ia more Catarfh IN tnis soet1n q
tho country than ali other d aAe3 ltt
ldrrihDrsnni uutu the llfi
Wis Nlnposcd 70 b. incGrOlN lNr
many years doctors rroN Ac i.e
ry constantly failing a. DHte "a
treatment. pronounced li incurahi -. e
taee hla proven Clturrn 60 be con ~
ptlonal dlrralt. anl tNcf fofr Nii 3
rnn ututi0ual treatment llINa 'tiHfi
f'rrr manufactured hV i 7 tu7u1F q
Co. Toledo, Chic. f. the eHlv eea i.A-
tlonni euro On the rarh0t !. 3
tDrn.fy "a dos from lN dt na Il
spoonful II aHts directly ga hir
rNer one hundred 'dollars org na@ ea
lrus N cure. Send for circulars anl isa-
umonlnl1.
haarca.. +. T. CurNry & co., Toledo, o.
SOFA Nv rrfi-. -. 7'c.
Take nall'a famliy Pills ior constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27
"TILLI[ ALCATRA' HOLDS
WORLDS MILK RECORD

Sacramento. Cul. Narn ,'.r
Alcarm nolslem Preston Don
owned 40 Woodland ,al tlnNdt
holder 81 the one yoar 00tld record
ior mtk produriion. las completed q
test which gave her the WORLDS record
for two years production llcr record
at two years is Coe,S pounds r was
announced here today
While making this record hs Cow
produced as high as 30 quarts of mlk
a day OF commercial milk Her worlds
record for one year completed LITTLE
more than year ago. IS aOial
pounds
The earning power of this cow dur
ing the year was approximately SlVul
estimating The milk al cents quar-
and subtracune the cost ol hDr lecd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27

iho jaw and Willard upp rcat They
we're cimcaed at h hcf Round
even.
Round 10 They shoos hands Wl.
lard used his ieu iab almost ezelu
weiy Moran swung d right 20 ihe
jaw and let 70 ihe body Willard
hg Tered Moran with rrhis and ielts.
bui fh latter eame ha,k gamelF
Willard upperaui Moran u he iare
trd body Moran swuna nrhi nad leti
ltl 'he Jaw and willard rpialiaifd.
willard battered Moran Willard
caught Moran ia a clneh and on 'he
break was uppprcuitin with rghis
ANA iens as the hell une terminating
th bout
willard. according 'o Dos seconds.
broke hIs hand Ia the h.rl round
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27
NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles AttaeS Guthrie
Men and Women. Old and Young.

Kidney Troubles ATTACK Guthrie
Men and Women. Old and Young.
Kidney ms seize Young and old
often come wiih little warnus
children suffer IN their carly
sears
Can't control tie Kidney secrctions.
Girls are langnld, nervous, suffer
pain
Women worry can't 10 daily work
NeB have lame and aching hacks.
n sou have anV form of kidney ITS
YoH must reach ihe cause the Kid.
aaga
nom Kidney ris are 'or weak
sidney
THO following testimony proves
their worth
AIRS J J narta Perkins Okla
saFs "My experience with noan s
Kidney Pills proved them 90 BE- a
good kidney medicine They relief.
- pains Boo mf back from which
had suffered for somc time and cor
raDied tho trouble with ihc Sidney
sterciong Ms little eirl also had
trouble from her hidnos hpt noan
kidney Pills soon removed The an
nosance NE alNats keep TIA med
ieiuc on hand
Price aNc. no an dealers Don
simply ASK for a kidney remedy SCI
I n1an KidNnet plls the same tAai
I Airs narih had Foster Mlhum GO.
F Props Buffalo. y Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27
OUT OF THE RACE.

When one wakes with stiff back.
pains in muscles, aches in joints, or
rleuamtc twinges, he cannot do his
best Il you feel ont OF the race
tered, langnid, or have symptoms OF
kidney trouble, act promptly. Foley
Kidney pnls help the kidneys get rid
Of poisonous waste matter that caus-
eG trouble. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27
sian of Gooo DIaestlon

When you see cheerful and happy
old lady you may know that She has
good digestion II your digestion Is
Impaired or if you do not relish yonr
meals take a dose of Chamherlain's
Tablets. They strengthen the stom.
ach, improve the digestion and cause
q gentle movement Of the bowels oh.
tainable everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27
AIRCRAFT OFFERED
TO UNCLE SAM

New York, March q, N tele.
cram 10 President Wilson today the
Aero club ol America offered for army
use in Mexico two hrh powered aero
planes. which. the club says, excel ln
every way Inc prcsou. army FIXING
equipment
The telegram also said lhe Aero
club already has listed nineteen
licensed a>iaiors who are willing 'o
volunteer for service iu Mexico
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-27
LEAVES S3,330,000
To PUBLIC CAUSES

New York. March 27.-Reigiuos.
charitable and educational Institutions
in this and other cities will eventually
receive more than s3.ss0.000 under the
will OF Mrs May Leask. who was the
wife of George Leask. wholesale com.
mercial paper dealer. Mrs. Leask d.de
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