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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
MOB LAW WILL NOT
! Be TOLERATED IN STATE
Gov Robertson Says Negro Has
Same Rights A. Citizens A.
White Peonle and Will
Be Protected

uAlahuus Guy OCT Ia epoech
before the odd Fellows convention
here laes night ,las Robertson took
occasion ii attack mob Iaw lie ae
claFed thai should moh lax prevail
a uklahoma ~ ANY time 'ha, he VIII
pfvfveut. the pafilet ants ID tAe bii
teg cad lie said
ism We must remember that We
Will always have The negro win as.
Let o. lhlnw OF The generations he
hs. bean sropins up through the dark
psss. l...l y & lssneea thai hss u She
weaker raes. and be goyefnsd hy ths
s0iden role l.oi ns NOT ioNn IN. priu
elpies Tor which vie fought
The nsgfo ls entitled 10 his rights
under ihe law ! 40 not moan Aoclai
equality There Is nn such Ihing moi
even IN the white race
The avNernor herat,a also. incrn-
dlaflpn. ! ~ w1sm. boisheyism and
socialism attaching particularly she
~ W " 10 hiah s0ci,iY. ~ pubic or
fiee ard IN euslnsss,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
ALARMING SHORTAGE OF
WHITE NESsSPIuNT PAPER

Springfield. Mo oci y The Mis-
scuri Pres association at Ne closing
Fsasion here adopted resolution aF.
pseling % the publishers of all he
laige DAN newspapers " sbu siass
" dlspsnse with the Dubiicsllos oi
feature and nagsxlns secsions. milI
the crisis 10 the paper shortage "
q aned. The resolution asks the Mis-
sour publishers 10 take tbs lead IN
the movement. declaring thai lasfe
can be no relief until the utDos. ps ysr
conservation 10 prsctieed The asso-
citation aiso endorsed the yrpseus rome
,gnessl system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

i'awnuHka, Oct s-E W Mafiand
ronca clty millionaire Oh man. 40, q
rev hiFb urlco record for Usage oll
land lease buying 81 thr auction aals
held her" w torday. when ne paid
sFan. 900 Tor lc1 acfrs 81 undeselopea
OIL land ". also bought two other
leases, paying half milton doIlara
for each tract More than five and
hair million dollars were paid for
leases during thn day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
SUCKERS ARE NOT
HARD 70 FIND
LATEST ONE WAS UNIQUE
AND MANY FtII. ron IT:
THE GREEN CASE WAS
>OTLD one pm FON
PROMOTERS


Feft wasth, rssas. oss "a ~ss~
system 10 separate sns sasksv srsw
his money IN the ss' game wee w
covered mere wWse u wss ssund thss
Ten men ard two werner ssd sSvvhs
the same ell issss In The euskAvs.
rsts nsld and net one es sNem was
tho legal lessss ~ the lard. rhs
operator" who said the issas gspse
senssd shAs ~ was a spsessl agent ~
the stats of fs.sa. and prss9sea iu
tsfs ruepestlna 10 have beer sens hsm
" the oss and oas department " shs
state. suthasislau the sale ~ leSsss.
The amount sssarsa ny ths ~silehsr''
exceeds 100000 rhs Issss ~ss !
yaivssls enc. owned by large pvs
uuelna company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
TWO LOSE LIVES N
GREAT FACTORY RIM

Baltimore. q. oct THE plant N
the Standard Guano company. at Cur
tls Bay, a suburb. was partially de
sfroycd ~ fire ~ undetermined
vFIxln to-day aud two nssro workmen
ioai their lives 40 official OF fhs
company estimated the loss AZ ST.
500, 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
PRESIDENT MAY ADDRESS
INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE
Secretary Lane Has Been Chosen
Permanent Chairman OF I'm.
portant Conference At
Capital

Washington, Oet Secretary Lane
has been chosen as permanent chair
nan VI Tue industrial conference, ia
session here aud wili accept.
Thn report OF The conference rules
provides for an sessions being open
NJ press ana publ!e
Nnder rules voting till be By groups
representing employers. orfanixcd la X
bor and the public the msjoirfy of
delegates in each group to decide that
groups attitude bui mo expression
Or conclusion shall be arrived al un-
less three groups are ia accord.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
MUCH STOLEN LOOT
RECOVERED BY POLICE
Trunk Containing Many Articles
Of Silk Wear, Shoes. Dresses
and Jewehy Taken From
Garrett House

The AasvmsHs oF she clly hall smelI4
hke distsiler1 aHc the office u the
chief 81 Police has 1he appearance u
general dry goods store today
The hall Downstairs Is Piled hseh
wIth hou ssholc goods. SOUR mash and
old ciothlne. bedding and canned srui,
~xh an occasional bottle of sour
''choc and sisl of white cern v.
ouor. ,Ae net results u TIE raid made
90 the hoase and barn owned by Ia
cious Garrett
The goods cuagsscagsa VIII All ii
'sbescd ard held pending couri hearing
and order of The district jrdwe
hi shc 4olice office Chief Mitchell,
has numerous articles n wearing ap.
parel soand Ia trunk taksn in IN.
raid Mach OF She stuaf has been
claimed hy she Rucker Burton and
Lutz stores The articles we're ideu
tlfied 81 stolen from these stores And
there are many articles yet On hand
that 20 far hsve not been idtsaiified
One fins I.1aish cloak with lrsmmirvx
~ fsr was among the articles found
in the trunk. This cloak has NOT yet
been claimed by any II She local
stores There are also q number of
silk shirts for men. xbncs. dres Aes aud
Lingerie. 81 Bw Evidently llss Gar
rcst place wae ~Til established
'feuse far stolen goods
! 10 looking over the dresssx in she
trunk N an efsnrt 10 Identify articles
stolen from his store. Elber, Barton
came acro~ certificate of deposlf
for 500 made ont IL favor of i.ucigas
Garrett. The uswiey Is on deposit ai
fbe Oklahoma STATE bank ar was This
rams fhe amount of money. chefks and
other eviaerce of money possessed bs
Garrett psli above s2WDa.
The ''stliT parspbefaaiis white
whisky and mash will b. turned oyer
10 the cCBDsy
II has nos yet been decided whefhet
Garrett win be prosecuted by ,he
county or bg tbs federal authorities
II is llkely that she government viii
finally take the case.
There are ~ b number of ncy gold
watches 10. POSSESSION of the officers
The watches were found in trunk
~ She Jarrett house 4 hand worked
plllow coveF with the name Sister
worked Into The goods " also OF the
police station This is evidently fbe
pnos.f,y " sosne Guthrie person II
would b. w-li for cl,izrnA who have
io~s s-icleg ~ value recently 80 ran
~ police headquarters The Loaf artl-
cies razy b. thnre
Garrett ia ssiii ss large hut osfieerx
snY they know whefe 10 fiaa MIN aud
his arrest IL bct matter ~ hSaTs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

Owing 70 ihs increasing shoras,
of neespriui the m0st rigid ecoD-
0rni@s sre being put in force Ia sil
nswspss~r offices The supply Of
Nhlic ~ ~ W slsrminsiy short
snbsef'bsrs IN arrears three months
VIII BE dropped from The rolls.
Hereafter al msil subscriptions
siii b. strictly in advance All
Sybscfibers sr. requested 10 ex-
anime the Label On their gapcr "
they are IN srrsars. check for
amount due should be immediate
~ forssrded together with ad-
vance subscrtDt,on. Tbls rule viii
be strictly enforced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
SEVERAL mi RED ~
STRIKE NOT TOADi

buffalo, y Y. Oct - Several men
Nsre slightly injurad aud onn man ~aa
reported wouudrd by a halict from d
fesoIyrr lhs morning when crowd
~ 1909 men held WI The eaf of the
Buffalo Lake Erte Traction company
between u" city line and l.ackawah
ua.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
NEW MINISTRY ron
JtcO-sLANIA FORMED

Paris, Oct 5svA new ministry fuf
Jugo 6layla has been formed Ia nsl.
grade, according ~ dispatches rcesIy
10 here. " Trihoyiieh has been nam
20 az premier. II Nv stated. and ~
Trumbilcb as minister " foreign az
fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

New aud clever schemes TOR lndus
lng the Investing pabllc 10 part with
~ savings. 80 LibeFsy hunds and wav
Aaslns assnsps ia sxehauga fos stocka
~ worthless stocks ~ theae N sp~ca
latEvr or doubtful value constantly are
being developed spue ~ fha latest cf
tneee wsH dlsslcsed rsesntiy IA the
trial ~ Ellsworth ] Green and his
son. y VI Green OF Oklahoma city. IN
federal eoafs here
This particular scheme vas the
means " landing liW Green's IA tssay.
enworth prison for tive year ssrms,
bu, moi until many bundfeda oe In
yrstofu lost their savings
The urcenp through ths Great vsss
eru Guarantee Investment company VI
Oklahoma rlIy promoted five OIL
companies The original sales prie-
OF the el~A IN these companies vas
VI q share hul by clever r~ssi~
azreement purchasers wsre nlarau
tHed that the Great Western company
aa fiacai aKunt wsa,ld resell the stoek
" desired at the end Of slx alon,ha
10 net the inyHstof A. share on
profit ot 100 per cent
A. the date 20 talfiil lhis agreement
drew near, Stockholders wsge adylaed
iha, the price oi ths stock had reach
- u share Naturally II they came
10 believe the htoeh WAS worth "
they declined 20 accept the opportaal'
ly 10 sell Tor "
fOr d time. stock aslesman Feapsd
rich commissions bat finally ramoFs
that thr reports sefa misleading be-,
gnn 20 be aprvad and at . ronpsnY
banquet at Oklahoma cry Il ~ eharg.
ed that the Green's att~npsed 10 aSll
out 20 the statesmen Al shis polnt
The government steppsd In, arrested
the srvmoteru and began ~ uuravsi
evidence which finally landed ths
creens 10 prison On ,he charge NJ VA
ing tbe mails 40 Iefraaa Sow the
stockholders vrs attempting 20 save
what ls isft of the assets III the cum.
psnfes
PronlNts " profits of 100 ~ Zoo
por cent from stock promoters ssi.
dom bscome realities The country
10 being Hooded with Wild cat stocks
by interruptions Investors. Tho re.
salo plan OF the s;Feenaf IL only ons
Of she many varieties ~ bait used
Ans ~ these promoters arc wiling
and anxlou. to taks Liberty bonds or
war saving STAINS and treasury saw.
lnzs certificates IN exchange for thslr
bi,s Of paper. They are perfectly
willing 10 give = promise VI prcsitx
COR the laymsnt guaranteed BY the
federal government.
Investment IN govsrninsnt sxviug
sscarsie, aud Liberty bonds are sasc.
sure and prolltabIe. The investor not
only N guaranteed xxainst loss but
he 10 assured that money 70 invested
viii ~ toward solving the scouomto
problems with which I'll srs taesd and
In rnaking the country greater md
morp prosperous instsad u Assing his
savings 70 10 provide iuxurIes and ~
easy living for dishonsst prou>otsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
FRENCH SUPPRESS
THE GERMAN PAPERS

Berlin, Oct 7.--French authorities 10
tho xOns " occupation sre now sys-
femsticsily csnsoring and supprcss-
inx the German newspapers which srs
coming Into unoccupied Germany. sc.
cordinE 10 the Frankfort Gazette.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
MASTERS. MATES AND
PILOTS on STRIKE

her Orleans. Oct 7--Marine en-.
sineefS, masters. mates ard pilots
o. fvsbosts of the Gulf district
from Key West 10 the mouth Of
ths Rio crsr1e went or strike a.
. o'clock. when snnouncemen
was received that their demands
for cransso wage scales rad not
been met by the rscbost Owners
association ef tho gulf district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

Keguislfipn made pel Yesterday hY
ihe b"srd calls sor sieoe democratic
ballots ~ 900 republicans and 50 %.
A alisfs Ia the 1915 election only
ia.5oe democratic. s.fss fepublican
and go socialist ballot were uAed.
Ihe time al ihr filing of candidates
closes today and lbe printing of the
ballots viii begin tomorrow
There lv ruin0r thai lw1 more can,
dldsifs VIII file before cloalng ilne
tonight ons from the nora end of
the district ana another from the
aoath Both afe democrats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
REDUCE rrE nioH cosv
or CHICKEN rGEu

A woman reader makes this non-
iribulion Put al potato pariugs.
esg she'll discarded cabbage leaves
and other garbaE. and tabl. scraps
through the food grinder aud feed
them 70 the chickens. They relish All
" u. aud You will then have no use
for The greatest waster of all-fhs
rarbage can"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
WILSON WANTS TO
GET HACk on JOll

FTIf AN7VTF7FfN T'fFNV
Washington, Oct 7---presldens
Wilson showed further improve
msot this moraips sHef q "vsry
good nlghrs rest" and 10 anxious
70 get back 70 work, White House
officials said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

Chicago made sbe Winning run Ia
the tepsh tunins
Ia The seventh esghib and ninth in
nlngs neither aide scored
Tbs eTowd vent Mild whel the
tnsi score was made by Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
Short Cuts To
Home News


The ARMY fovd il ua sAv Nay A
ear lead has arrived 10 uslahems tiss
aud wsil a. seus uws uywv thr state ~
psrssl pusl The orders svas ~ 70 ~
I.cail twn months asu hs ualhfl. pso.
psr IL lneludsd Ia thSe ear laaa rAs
ksS,ds Will prueabls be received s~~v
,onlahl as tomorrow The hwal efa
flce viii lhen dlssgibalr the owi.Fs
Notice has heen received that no nsvrs
food will BE- sold by The wovefnmeml
wa garpel pt~t ssoyvynment stoess
wlii be established IL several cities Ia
each ysasc 10 Eeu uf The parveI post
order system
= u RAY Was arrptlea hy fvd~fal
officers al lspuca CHy lasi nISht aAd
hfnaahs 90 ihis csiN aud lodged ia ted
eral iail snd Il "a sais has been plyma
his srAde for som. time n. usesi
pain, 10 making tbs change aad ths
counterfeit bills look liAe thv real
stuff
Charging that her husband Ia ~.
sanelv Jealous og her aud that hc has
ahused her many times whnn "a a
rage, charging 'nfidenlty 90 her paf4
and subi"vtlng her 10 aIntui sreaea
whllN Ia company " others. Mary
lsoyre has hFuush, suit fur absolute
divorce from William ltoyee The
couple MAS married In Daslaesn. Afk.
IN iv0s and have four children. Hhe
sNis che court for the custody ~ the
rhidr.n, SIS week allmony aud III
I0rnrys Grca 81 $50
Tho management ot ,.ushrlo nual
nrsi College has luet rsossd a lease
for the rooms over llouRhsonw on
North pisislon Tho f0ma wsre for.
nerly ured Tor hasineaa eollege and
later by the klks They are large
and airy. centrally located and Ideally
arranged for business ,ollegs work,
The management has also made an
order for new eauA lnent in the way
of more desks adding aud posting
machines, more tspewgitsrt. etc. The
school isow has an enrolment 81 forty
students with prospects, of reaching
sisiy o. more by the lenth VI Soyem
bnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
HENRY MILLS OGDEN DEAD.
NOTED PUBLISHER

New York. ocs 7---jIcary Mills Og-
aes. editor of Hsrperx Magazine since
1858. dled al ME bone here today A.
ter long Hlnsss lie was sg years
old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
PROBABLY UNlUCkY IS
MAY RUN THE RACE
Eleven Democrats, Two Repubi.
cans To Make Congressional
Race. Eleven Filc. Last
Day To Enter

oAlah0ms cs,y Oct This Is ,hr
last das for filing caud 'dscits fof 81
srance 10 ne free Tor an raee fcf pri
mary lace 10 he spceial coaSrcs ion I
III election in lh~ district
Slne democrats and two rvpsAli
,ars have filed
Carr ar5 Wood Out
vAe democrats are Ros stat ord
I'D Bosle chstf mine Inspector VII
am Franklin elerh III 49, ealasme
oart sais stestof Jcr ftatFht al
Wsanew0a Ross \ lailafu munloi-
el rrnnse eIlpr oY Oklahoma CITY Johu
u wrlhi e'aud wesvcr and James
. Ross of OhaHuiha ciiy Henry N
Carr and W II Woods Of l'anis Valley
are on the filint list but they have
9rroaref sNetv ~fstd~-w-ai. however.
has beer elrea TO the election board
The republican candidates ars ] W
Fiarreld snd A l. wAaon ~ Capital
nm.
THIS viii b. the flrst congressional
election in che history vt fbe state
IN which TIM women have participated
and n ordering ballots il4e elactlon
board es'imetsa an Increase IA nearly
500 per cent ii tho Bamber of ballots
~ b. ured compared with the clseglon
uf lais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

I-gArxs Fsans sthand sAe gass
QasSsey al fiE-sS base. NsilAr ~ scc'
cad asSS. RsTse- AZ third Axse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

Chexoe--Nesyer ug. ball one. foul
strike one. strike tsO. Weaver p0pctc
~ T|xss iessser that went for a
d0abis when Koyf and Duncan played
sr All hon e-fssstor act. Jackson
s.nSlad into cepfsr ard weave~ cFos<-
~ the plate. Fsssch ups strike ons.
a~ii one. foEI. STRIKE twc, bail two.
soasI: Fe,scb sripied Jacsser scored
Ring resiersG Reusher on the ysfch5ng
ir0nrS CHndH np. ball one. foaa.
ssfike cse. strike sxo. Ring wac rerT
slow and desfSerste- Foul. ball tro.
tssr6N koistec 10 Dagbr-7 who got
the bsii in back os first basa. Yrisch
h0l1.ng ssc0nd IN xas q double that
resseA rssss instead N iriple,j Rss-
berg ~ bail one; KO2f took Risbefx's
rTogndeg and threr 10 Dxubers. yst
tag him os'- YesseA took third.
schsik ~. STRIKE ore, scb2lk singled
b~trter seeCnd aud third. scDffns
ve.sct and ;fesng the score. Kerr ~.
Ball cEs. tv2lv strike cne.. strike two.
Scaxlk fiDg. second. bali twc. Gsoh
grabbed Ksrrs yrosD1er aud retired
me side BY tbrD~1ng ksm rot at nrt.
SrDh made great stoo and besu
tksi 'Ar0s- Ttrss rrEs. sDar kits.
20 errME
csscr7su zas1s 10 rsns IL ibs rec
s1S hail of he sixsh but xeals made
pretty riasgs 10 rams. one his. no
sgy1x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

claesnest--Rsts ~: bah ose
strike cse- ball svD. TfN cys<ze;d
yisyss :n fos EasA. EstA yspvec easy
riS6ss Cc1sizs taking sis xrvcnssr and
sosssss r 10 GSxtsl. Dxvbsrr sps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

cAiesee--stEssf gr: sai 0ne. bzN
txo. strike one. bait shrer. aesrhs'
fasEeS 10 se< she ball cr.r che gastf
s-f NslktS scszsk. Kerr soilsses
seAa.s: ba4, ones Kerr kseritbc+s-
crcR TO Rata scAa;k yosax to seoOad I.
II -ss ! vet lad tsnr > cSlnss ~:
C1s1b@ sens hish fiy 20 Rossh ir
xkor- Set- rerser. E1ese Collin ry-
sosl ~rks ose- strike iwo: Duncan
ms6s great rErnsss czteh saa cap
arsxx " Csigiss liner - Lett csrtes
xo russ. NJ a:-s. 10 esrsrx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

cn,eseo-R'sb.rg ~: BAL one, ball
'wo. bali iAree. strike one. Rasbere
walked. Reashe- Ealing 10 eut he ball
cv~- The plate. schalk up. bail one.
f0Hl. strike one. bal twp foul. strike
sso. hsli sh~es. foul. foul, hsil four;
Schals also walked Kerr singled
advancing bosh runner base. Ris
borg taking third and Schaik second
RAssserE rrsrran third hus greh failed
- rug krfx fhrus on hiTn Eai
lirs ~. Collins flsed IN RoYsh and
she iaf,ers shrow VAS 80 fast that
RAs5e-g vbo had ssarteG for home.
ls-aed back snd held ih'rd " Collins
ur: bal one, ball two. foul. strike one
Ring began warming up Tor Clnein-
na;i On the side lines foul. strike :.
foul. u Collins Tiled 30 Rnu N and
RasberS scored. Sehsik failed 20 10
to third on the play and Kerr ran
Gown to second. Orch seelng the pre
dscsment rzr ovsT and fosehed Kerr
~. R0ush getting az asssst CO the
yISv One ren. one Bit. Dc errors
Cincinnati Ealied 20 score ia this
inning No rams, NC hits. 70 errors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

csneinnsti--Neais up. Neale srspled
70 right center Rarsaen Up: Rarsaen
seat an easy boGa3er through Col
.ins. VITO grabbed r srd sossed hsSn
ogs a. 1rsg- Neaie holding shtrd Rea
Tarr az. hall 0re. strike ou.. Ksyshcr
3opesed 0rer she third base sack the
s,sll a'sfsng she left field g@vflsou-
Nesis seUr.ng Rsth drove o1e 10 Rs&
berg sss che isttsy slt Reusher soinS
10 third Ia his aisersps 70 yut aim
vat and Res'b~r scored. rssh taking
st-ccs6 Rsth stole shsrd DAuAsrt
aa. Aall one. bal swo DaahevT
hcssfsd 20 jackson and Rssh was
c.axh. az the plate for dcBbse play
Scnalk got tire pasoug II was great
;Aros Of J2ekson's Two rzss. swo
Ills. oae error.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

CAsexee-J cos.i1s -. ball oos
hsn sSo. srS1t one. sf-aAe TWO J Col
krs s-gxas-a hosss,aties by S.SssA.ns q
Aga .av IN bsxa " secxEi base tkz'
RstA oszsurxe r ceslsnS n.y. ball COS
sxs. twle. s--5se ons, ssrsis s~o a1sash
cane is ssss AID So Fc cal.a1s lOw
tsr. Weaver NJ sorl. ssrgAe one.
wesrer axsiee ss< sirss Asn srs cTore
II ~ ax4g nXt & Ass few t@es fOul
Ssrske tr0. hzaA swp. wGsrsv slEgs<c
sa~o92A Kcr-c tagc etassr fsesa The
cancAszz- sA0-ssso9 csGld NOT cate
Ses 20 n gscks0r w.. bal ose. ssn
rrNa ao1s. strike css- JacA 81 seat
IN easy sep w. 10 s-oA Ne rams,
cre Ill. 10 srrers
cincsres.s-ExsA ~. s-rSke ose
BAL cns. bail syc. Rash Aossse4 to
hssss-x crH the sa,rs bal ri,chsd y
vas a. easy out Danse-- a.. ns1-
k%-r ssar1*1 tAe first bali glrchec 10
Kerr. ~Ao scsee1 him cat Al firg;~
C-sa 10. strike cue bal ore. bail
Two. fcat strfse two. Essl shYee Gnoh
cossaiod 80 rirAf center ], vas .
Liner ihzs sss6s1 lctverz Frasch and
JcAz Collins ard ss resrSsvrd quick
ly ey III latter. Rossa az. EzA c-e.
tp~L STRIKE cm~- FS1l. sSsiss lwo- bail
three. Eosss san<itd 80 Eisbe-- bat
G-vs was czuxhs Wy cserrunnins shird.
10 rams. twp nsss. np errors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

CAsessc-yefsrA sp. foGl. strike =.
ball one. ball tro. foEl. strike two.
reisch ssEg a soag rir almost 30 rhe
eaescA@r~ bat Nesle sv un3er AID
eayNa-e1 III csrdIs w. tcpi. 'sriAe
oa@. CxDsil ysz Texas ieaSasr co.
tossr6s right bus Il fell few inches
tosus. Asli ans. f0s,. xirsse two. Kosf
ioOs C3nefrs bounce and tossed 20
Dssae-- Tor .ae vgt -cus. RasDerg Sp.
bali ors gssb~rg hossste hssh CO.
iS Ntxas- 10 s@Dt. 10 hi's. 10 errors
cs-rsarsri--Drpesr ~. strike cne:
bal one. bah f~1: Isrcs1 was ssfe
~ssr gse+rs fsmbaes hr "a ?
F-yaadsr Kwts saSl ore. ban f~c
bals three: NOD walked NesSe ~:
Nexss ssreas Duncan as snsrd- Kerr 70
vesws-. Sesse xstemyseG 10 sssgafscs
bg- Kerr na as casek thrcs - third
Rxr1en us. bal cns. bsA two. Rsyf-
ser sorres yeaie. u Collins 70 Rasberv
Kgee -sksrg sksrd. Rrsshfr ~: bal
cns. E-nsaer s,g45c*d one to Kerr,
WIG shre~ to tsrst tcg the W -csi-
No ra3s. 70 tsss- ~ sgrpfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

clneanE&ts. q. o. 7 *~~dsd grand
ssan3s snd pseaed AaeseAvrs ~lth sae
crowd on tAe SIDE g'ars sazsaed liAe
s~Ss sa gsr4 er~Ssa sAs hoaas
sexr~ Aerc ie@Ax
Tsc game os Yesterday ss 1AirasN
VA The lsSs In sGssA TIE sAyer~
ssxrea n The ggvce@as
80 Ns~@-mM sar sx~xwx MsNes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

Ghs<Ase--NsAFs< RN bMacan fo0k
s'eavsF's lsne drive that sent aizaos'
- the lefs ssela crowd Jackson up
RArsden ~wns beck alGaoss ~ the
sraadssAnd and aailsa saeksoEs hlgA
scai F~isch pp. strike oAs: Folsca
ssrgsed ghruagh the pisxi@f's box. she
bar rolslng 10 center Gaaaii ~ ball
o1e ball sWo. ball thr~e. ssrske one
kcgf sArew on 6ISndii. stopping ln
rsnse 10 ges hss xroandeT after aas-
4ng for second 10 cover shc bsg -
tt!scA went Gown No rms. one ait
No errors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
Sox Are Winners;
Defeat Reds S to 4
-Four Times Defeated, Chicago Players
Take First Game on Winning Teams
Own Fairgrounds; Great CROWD of
Home Rooters See Moran'S Boys De-
feated. Reuthcr Knocked Out OF Box;
Chicago Won in 10th Inning.

strike ocs. nssbers singled 10 right
IL ~as a. clean drive over n Cuiisns
hrad GreA ur ssrske oae, fOai
STRIKE two. han oue. tsroh struck eat
Ransh ap. bah nns naaAvgi stole
ssoo8d Rea-A Vas Dix BY one os
Kerr's east eaes Ags Ae sro,ira 10 fsget
DmAe&n ug. strike one panrau Aea
Ascd to rAsAs center. bringing 10 p@n-
bert and geashs a was mighty
wailo. kops 40 foul. strike one
Fvasch ran way sack and caught
Kops @nS IN Two raas, t~s hits.
no errors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-05
1924 S. Michigan St. Home Phone 7120; Bell 27G
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