The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 24, 1909 Page: 3 of 12
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THE LEADHK (UITIlliTK OKLA. THURSDAY JUNE 21 100!).
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FOR TWO DAYS ONLY
Friday and Saturday June 25th and 26th
- n.v riHc On Rich's Famous
Mnirr;P i iv tvt i r r i
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S Friday and Saturday I will
) colored leather Julia Marlowe Ox-
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jrurus. i ncrc urc uiiiy uuscn
pairs of these ladies'1 oxfords to be
sold at this great reduction They
come in oxbloods tans and wines.
I have them in welts turns blucher oxfords and
ankle strap pumps. They art: the nobbiest coolest
and best wearing leather shoes made. Remember
only 5 dozen pairs to be sold at this great reduction.
The sale to last two days only Friday and Saturday.
Come in to-day.
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AHOTHER
VICTORY
OVER ENID
PANAMA
HATS
At Their Actual Cost
SENATORS WIN MAJORITY
OF SERIES WITH THE
RAILROADERS
Springfield
lJarticsi!I
Kni.t . . . .
Y'bb CUy
MuMkogoc .
Pittsburg .
G til brio ...
Jopliu
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Special to the Dully wader.
Kuld. Ckh.. June 24 Enid lost 'he
game yrsterday on errors after hav
ing won it. All of Guthrtog runs wen'
mmle o.i errors. Balllott pltchoU gooil
ball but his support was awful. Nol
sou wa3 nit nanl. No features ex
cept continual booting of the Railroad-
era."
Friday and Saturday only. I will sell any Panama
Hat in my store at its actual cost. All sizes all the
new styles and latest shapes are included in this two
days' special sale of Panamas. This is your chance
to buy a good Panama Hat at ACTUAL COST.
Guthrie
Pjttersoii. ci
Liuttlce 2b.
Cooleyi "b. .
Reed 'lb.
II. Price. rff .
Henley if. ..
Clifton c. ...
Kelson p.
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'Enid
T. Price
label! rf.
Bowman
Kennp'lj
Ilrooks 11
Jones lb.
Smith ab.
Allen c
Pallletf p.
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NEWS OVER OKLAHOMA
' GIRL FIGHTS SNAKE.
Spprlnl n Oally Leader.
Stillwater Okla. June 21. Miss
Hepsle Stiver of tbe Springfield
Valley neinhboilimid proved her brav-
ery Tit defending her mother from a
coppei'-ead snake. The object was
to kill it. She fired two isliois from
a rifle and next resorted to a shot-
gun. l was heavily loaded heiiee
threw her over. Kbe got up and dis-
charged I he last shot which proved
fatal t the snake.
BOYS IN ACCIDENT.
"I have 'been i'unewhat costive hut
Doan's Rcsulets gave just the results
iler.lrcd. They act mildly and regulate
the bowela perfectly." George B.
Krauso 1106 Walnut Ave. Altoona Pa.
WILL STAY IN ALASKA.
i:i Il.'iio. Okla. June 24. Judge
Kilaa R"IT of El Reno who recently
resiE;n"d the Federal Judgeship at
Fairbanks Alaska under Ore ha3
written friends here that tie will re-
main in Fairbanks and practice law.
peter D. OverfieM. of Pennsylvania
former football utar has been named
!.o succeed Reid cn Ibe beneli.
Reatf Tin.
Ilulchtason Rans. Afte' wing doc-
tors and different medicines for kid-
ney b!ftdd6' and rheumatic trouble
Hall's Texas Wonder cured me. It is
the beat medicine on earth. Walter
E. Perry 20 8. Mala street. Sold by
all druggUts.
NAMED PARK COMMISSIONER.
Special tu Daily Leader.
Cherokee Okla.. June 24. Walter
Ferguson editec and owner of tJhe
Cherokee Republican has been ap-
pointed by Mayor Harry Moore park
eom.misfsioner of Cherokee for the en-
Miinsc year. There are two parks to
be put. in shape and the city council
will expend $10000 during the en-
suing year in improving them.
Stomach Trouble.
Your tongue is coated.
Your breath is foul.
' Headaches come and go.
These symptoms show that
y wtt wittM m. " - '
remove the cause i the first tlj'mg
and Cltainr'ak's' Stomach and
Liver Taiblets will do that Easy
tr- take and most cifc:tive.
Special to Dally Leader.
Chlekasha Okla. June 24. Frank
the 10-year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Will II. "Ellla was playing with a
toy pistol wlV'ti it aeeidenlally went
( ft hhootiug the paper wad intoi Jiis
kit . lutnd and leaving a powder
wound. The injury was not eon.sld-
ered Bjrlou until yebterda.v when it
Aaa found necessary to operate upon
the boy and remove the wad. Artie
Clay a 12-ycar-old boy. shot his kit
hand in the same manner early this
morning burning the fiesta' badly.
CHirdron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
' OPINION OF GREGG.
Special to the Daily Leader.
' MeAtester Okla. June 24. United
States District Attorney Gregg inter-
viewed here Haid i.:e had received no
r.fficial notification of the fact that
he was to be given entire control of
the 23000 land suits pending in the
Federal court at Muskogee and he
a a Inclined to doubt the correct neHK
cf reuorta to that effecL .... ..
BURIED ALIVE BUT SAVED.
Special to th Dally Leader
Clfuton Okla.. June 24. J. 13. Mc-
Abet? and Lee ..Mickey were caught
in a cave-in cf the sewer ditch back
of the Thurmond building and burled
alive and only the quick work d
their fellow workmen under the cool
direction of Engineer Jack 01 learn
saved their lives.
The men were working pile in or-
der to cuiiiplqte tllH'ir 'work and only
fifteen or twenty minutes remained
to finish when the accident occurred
For a mild easy action of the
bowels) a single loso of Doan'a Uegu-
lets Ih enough. Treatment euros hab-
itual constipation. 25 cents a box.
Ask your druggist for them
.33 7 6 27 11
AB R 11 PO A
.4 1 1 11
2
0
1
3
2
Miny an.j i :?um n-iu no irouoiu wm-
nutn. 1 1 to 0.
Score; K. H. E-
Ne w York 010 000 010 5 13 4
lioston iW Til 42 14 21 4
Pdtteriei Chehbro. Doyle and lilairi
Steele and Spencer.
Summary TVce base hit McOon-
nell Demmitt Gardner; two bane hit.
Gesslor Steele N'iles; baae on ball.'
off Steele 4. off Doyle 1; struck out
by Ste-de 6 by Doyle 1-
Umpire;; O'Lougtilin and Perrine.
Philadelphia 3 Washington 0
FhiDdelphla June 24 Washington
was shut out here 3 t 0.
Score. It. II. E.
Philadelphia ... 020 000 01 3 8 0
Washington 000 000 000 o 5 0
Kattericr Krauso and Thomas;
Smith and Street Blankenship.
Summary Two base hit Conroy;
three base bit. Raker; bases on bills
off KraiiHe 2. off Smith 1; struck out
by Krau.se i by Smith 7.
Umpires Kerin and Sheridan.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. June 24 Overall and
Kroh wtie hit hard and timely In the
opening innings Cincinnati gcttlug a
biK iOVd.
fcore: ' K. II. E
Chicago W 000 30V) 4 3 I
Cincinnati 13 1 100 0006 13 3
Ikitteries Overall Kerb l laser-
man Drown and Moran; Archer Gas-
per Fromme and Roth.
Summary Two base hit llager-
uian; base on bulls Overall 3 Kroh
3 Hasermaa 2 Gasper 3 Frouime 1;
struck out by Ovetall 2 Gasper 4
Fromme 2.
Umpireii O'Day and Enndlc.
Pittsburg 3 St. Louis 1
3t. mla Juno 24 Pitusbur;; de-
feated St. lxnila in the opening game
of the aerlea here 3 to 1.
Score: R. II. E.
PUtaburr 000 001 0203 7 0
St. Doubt ...... 000 000 0101 4 2
Oatterit ?. Willis anil G Union; Har-
mon Iteebo and Dresnahan.
Summary Two Iibho hit WiiRner
ICvans; base on balis off ISetdift 4.
off Willis 3; struck out by Beehe 2
by Willis 2.
Umpire Johnstone and Cusack. ;
Our Shoe Dopartmcnt during tli.' p.i-r v.
our sale has provonto lie such a houliii mk-it
wo arc jining to cnutinuo this salt' tlinnmh u
week. J)ouhl(- interest lias been riianit'c-ted
-for wo have offfj-ed nnthin
that have never been made- to
1 1 .it
riipj;
this shoo sale-
bargains prie
public before.
ii.
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Our Famous Sil-Ki-.l
ladies has more trum
gives better satisfa-tiin in in
other slioo of today. Any p
ankle pump patent fan and s
shoo to (ioyo out
at
I'M"
Hid
any
imp
tied"'
New York 5-11 Boston 4-1
York took
the score!
FIRE DESTROYS RESIDENCE.
Trouble Makers Ousted.
When a sufferer from stomach
(rouble takes Dr. King's New Life
Pills he's mishty glad to see bia
Dyspepsia and Indigestion fly' but
more he' tkkled over (his new fine
appetite fctrong nerves healthy vigor
all because stomach liver and kid-
Beys now work right. 25c at all
druggists.
WOULD SET
ASIDE
QUAWPAW TITLE?
..i.iijifl:
special to Daily Leader
Tahleqnah Okla. June 21. Fivo
suits to s'-t aside deeds in the Qtiaw-
paw nation 'which the Government
alleges were secured Illegally were
filed in the Federal court by Paul
Ewart The defendants In the suits
are L. B. Drewster et al. and Morti-
mer Gorton et al Kwarts i a spe-
cial assistant hi the attorney gener-
al and was commissioned bv the
Government to Investigate Hie Quaw-
paw land eases;.
fcpedel ;o Daily Leafier. .
Comanche Okla. Jnr.o 24. The-
dwelling of D J. prencott. joc&led in
ihe southeast corner of the town was
destroyed by fire together with its
contents. Orteiirof fire tinkown.
fire was well advanced before the
faniUy awake insurance ?250. LDde
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
TotatR 35 5 11 27 13
lferriiig "till for nilLtt In ninth.
Guthrio 100 300 210-
Lnid- Oil 000 000 -5
Summary Three base hit Brooks
Neison; two tso hlU Smith Jonea
sacrifice fly Reed; Kacrifice h t.
Henley; "stolen bases Smith. Pat'er-
son T. I'rtce; double playa labell to
Jones Smith to Bowman to Jouea
I'okarney lo Reed roknrney to Leut-
tke to Keed; left on bases. Enid. 6
Guthrie 3;" struck out by Dalliett 2
hy 'KHson 2; base on balls of Balliett
2 off Nelson 1; bit. by pitched bill
Cooley T. Price. Attendance 300 I'm-
pho Hatuen.
Muskogee Okla. - June 4 The
game be'ween -MuHkogw and- Bart-
lesvlllo res a swatfest. Barlev!llo
uaed four pitchers and . Muskojioe
gained 15 hits off them. 'getting 11
runs Mnnkogee .used two pitchers
who permitted tea hits. ? MeCulh.m
made a homo run for liartiesville.
Score: R. H. E.
Muskogee .... 301 030 22 11 15 1
Bartlesville . 20 1 020 100 6 10 2
Dattertrr Bchullz Crutcher and
'Hi.rrinstoa; Thomas Daniels Ear-
be r Hans and VHinirhlll.
JotJUn 2 Webb City 1
Webb Ciiy June 24 Jopliu took
the clonhiK game of the Kerb a. Pol
lard allowing two hits and the sc re
being 2 t I.
tcore: H. H. 15.
Webb City .... 000 000 1001 2 3
Joplln 020 (KI0 0002 5 3
lUtterlfis Taylor end Drown; I'ol-
ltrd and Drown.
Sprinoficld 3-1 Pitteburrj 0-4
Springfield June 24 In. the Mnrt
doui)le-he-!ler of :the season Pittsbtttx
and gprintrfield broke even. KilHIay
pitched both games for tlw visitors
allow l:if? only three hits 'n the lat
one.
First Game:
Score; R. H. K.
Springfield 000 003 00" 3 1 .0
Pit tsbuiv t'09 000 000 0 2 1
feat ei ifs- Had and Bresitiun; KII-
liijy and peniker.
Seoonrt Oam:
Score. K II L
Springfield 010 O!io oiw 1 3 1
PittHbitre ...... (MiO ?A) 0004 8 0
Battericii Gregory. Himilton and
Wood; K Uiiay and Kelly.
FURNISH
HAY FOR
REMOUNT
STATION
Special to the Dally Leader.
For. Keno Okla.. June 21. Chris
Midseji and John Samn were award-
ed the contract to furninh the re-
iiiount Htation at Fort Reno wltlh 000
tons of prairie hay. Capt. Harde-
man Intends to feed a large amount
of tUf&Ifa ;o the hones this winter.;
"Suffered day and nlgtit the tor-
ment of itching pile.H. Nothing helped
me until I used Doan's Ointment. It
cured me permanent ly." Hon John
U Garrett Mayor Girard Ala.
LEAVE POTEAU.
VALUABLE MARE KILLED.
.-'perliil ffi Daily Leader.
Clinton. . Okla.. June 24.' A fine
m;i e beionzing to Oat. Grecri brok"
nin-j hwi
ft retched
cinnnth-:.
feiii Aj -
b.:caj:e' I
worth l.'
when hhu t-tnick a fence
icros-i the baseball
Green v t s wuktrtK hi--f
lie !-tfi'f r;ir n mhen it
--tciicd. . T.ic i.ary
P-teau Okla. June 24. Rev. J. ti.
lifyers paster of the First Baptist
chTCh. left yesterday for Mansfield.
Ark his old home. Mix family -went
will him and will remain in Arkan-
sas -lie has been appointed by the
hur.lt board an utato mlaxlonary
cvangeMst of Arkansas wli!;i UxvtH
rcafy (aken'tip hfj; wor ln"(!ie ik'
AMERICAN LEACUE
Clevelaivl June
ftnted Ckvelumi 1
Score-
CieveUtul 111
Chicago 000
21 Chicago
to 3.
R.
000 0003
010 1024
Batteries Ce'ger anil Bemia;
tind Sullivan.
' Sumfiutiy Two bae hit I
Tamiehai. bawn on baltH ff
2 off Peine 2; struck out by
J by Fi'lie 4.
Umpire Connolly and HurKt
H. K.
9 3
8 3
Ficne
La Job
Berger
Berger
Detroit 8 St. Louta 1
21 Detroit beat St.
0EGGS' DLOGD PUHIFICB
Detroit June
LfilliK. S to 1.
Swire: R. ll.E
Detroit 204 O10 01 8 15 t
St. lynuiy (KiO 000 10O -1 5 1
l!;ittrie- -Sugga and Schmidt;
Crisfi Baltsy snd Crlser.
Summary Two ba:e -hit. Bush
Crawfofl 3- Sebaefer 2. ILtrtzell
Jones- k;-e on balls off Suggs 1 off
HsUpv t: atruek tul. by auKga 5. by
Umpires Egan and Evans !
New . ork June 24 Ncvt
two ga-nea from Boston
being 5 to 4 and 11 to 1.
Firet Game:
Score: K. II. E-
Boston V. 1.00 000 300 4 7 2
New York .... IOOOO0O315 7 2
Batteries Mattern and Gr.iha.;
Marmiarl Ma'hewon and Myera
Sehlei.
Summary Three bac hit Dahlen.
Graham; home run Sweeney; btrucK
out by Marquard 4 by Matbewwui a
Miittern 3; bate on balls- off Mar-
(piard 1 off Mattern 5.
Umpires Riler and Truby.
Second Gime:
Score: R. H. E.
Boston 100 000 000 . 1 4 3
New York .... 402 320 00 11 18 3
Batteries Llndaman Ferguson
White and Iwerman; Mailiewnon
Crandall fnd Schlet. Snodgrasa.
Summary Two bnse hit Tenney.
Schki: three base hit Crandall;
horn A ruiiH Beeker Murry; atrnck
out by MathewHon 3 by White 1 by
FerVtusioii 1. by Ciaudall 1: bane on
b iil Llndaman 1 Ferguson ? Crau
(lali 2.
Uiepir. a - Ri'.'T and Truby.
Brooklyn 2-6 Phllattelphlu 0-1
We have one lot of ladies' Oxfords
patent .either with medium high
heel that regularly sold for $3.00;
to close out f 1 CQ
at
Again we can show you a very neat slipper
made in hoth patent and viei worth ( 1 Oft
0 for - - - V
One lot of Ladies ' slippors for ..........$1.19
One lot of Ladies' comforts for 98c.
One -big lot of Children's Oxfords for 60c.
We carry the. well known
1MS toman bhoos for men lo
reduce our. stock we arc in:
to wdl any $".00 or if 4.00 Oxford
during the entire OO OQ
week for .P.Oi.
Any boy's $M Oxford to go at . .....$1.79
All of our boy's $350 Oxi-fordn to go at ...$2.19
edghlh for disputing'' the umpire's do
vlatou.
Score; .
Lincoln .
Denver ..
1'atterk'
.-iullh'nn;
man.
U. 11 VI
oot ooi ooo a 7 l
0 10 000 00 4 C I
i Earthing McCafferty and
Ford and Thompson It'll-
Sioux City 4 Pueblo t
Pueblo. June 24 --Sioux City hit bft-
'crday hi the pinches and won a good
21 Aer ioalns II
the Urooklyns open-scr.-don
at home by
Iphla In two E'tmes
If- H
000 000 0000 8 2
000 100 Ol0 2 H 0
Jacklit&e'n;
Brooklyn. Juiii
out of 1.) games
ed another lotf.
defeating rhila.li
Score:
Philadelphia ...
Brooklyn .
Battel ies Moore an.
Rucker and Bergen.
Summa'y Tvo baiio bit Burch;
Irine on balls. More 2 Buclter 6;
k(i tick out. by Moor ct by Rucker 5.
Umpire Klcm en.1 Eaise.
Second Gamo:
Score: It. IL E.
I'hiladdplil(i ... OuO 100 COO 1 7 2
Brooklyii 200 000 ;J0' 5 fl 2
Dutterh'H CovaleslU end DooSn;
Hunter jim! Bergen.
Summitry Two haw hit Magee
Hummed. lycnnox; three bae hit Al-
pernia.'i; batte on billH off Covale-
hkl 5 or Hunter 1; alrtu k out by
Covalexkl i by Hunter 5.
UmpiroH Klem and ICase.
AMLRCIAN ASSOCIATION.
3
At Milwuakee Mllwiitikec
edo 0
At Kaunas City Kansas City 4
llumbiiH r.
At St I'aul IndiaiiapoiiH-yt.
pontponol'; wet grounds.
MiniieapollH Iulsvllle-Mlnuc.
gari)f tK)Htonel.
Co-ul
PtIKi
At
polls
WESTERN LEAGUE
Topeka Kan June 2! Wright had
Omaha ac h! mercy the only wore
being a home run by Sblpke. Job in
was knocked out of the box In the
'bird and n succeeded by llollen-
beck. Score: H.H.E.
Omaha 010 000 000 I 3
Topeln 00:i 001 0 4 12 2
Batteries Johns Hollenbeck and
Gooding; Wright and Krns.
game by ti score of 4 to 2.
Score: R. II. 15.
Sioux City .... 020 010 0014 8 8
Pueblo 100 00! 0002 9 9
IVi'tf teries Cabeeh and Towns; Sjvifl
and Mliasn. '
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Texas League
v; l ' ret.
San Antonio 35 2ft .514
Hoiusitoo 33 28 .5(1.1
Shreveport ...154 '28
I 'alias ;.) ? Mi
Oklahom-v City 31 IU . 50..?
Ga!ve:;tin 2S ;? m
Fort Worth 23 38 .4
Wart; ..28 33 .4'H)
ff ' ' ' ' jsn' - - mm
r"irr7 . Pc-w-
1 ti. t 1
T i
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'trr )m
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THE EXPKR1KNCEU
SMOKER
doesn't have to be usk-
cigars
a
Kan Antonio Tex. June 24 To
weak hi'ISii!!i h rid tlic f.illu.e of le
tiilt lie; -4 !o go Ui- r'i.ee can be attri-
buted the double downfall of the Met
here yextcrdsty afternoon. Ban An-
touii wnn the first game rieurtt 6 to
'I by liiijlng Dioha'i hard and oppor-
tunely '''lie Heciiiid affair els went
Into the credit colmnn of the local
ledger (score 5 to 2. .''-.
Klrtif game score:
San Antonio ......
Oklahoma City . . . .
Ijeeond game cor
'"'an Antonio
Oklaliomi Ciiy ....
(100 001
000 002
ooo tot
100 000
002
1 2 5 r.
1-002
Sftrtvcpert 10 Gslvcistcm 0
OalveKion. Tes. Jutse 21 Ten pass-
ch eleven hit two of them home
rur.K cccount fur ynsterday's s!au;h-
tcr of the lochia.
Hcore; R II 10
Oflveslon Oiiii (i00 OfKl 4 5
Klirvennr ... 1W loti (U( 1 0 II 1
tattcriea Crahlu nod Quei.iaer;
lieeker nud Carvin.
Dall&a S Vaco 1
ed to buv our
al'tri' he has ouee ti
them lie likes 'them so.
well that no amuSicr is
' ito-ce-KRary'to get Iiiiri to1
cOiiie licl'c I'or iiUlc.
THE TOBACCO IN
OUR CIG ARS
is all firel'iilly selected
.for its fine flavor and
burning qualified- It is
lolled m that the eigam
arc free smokers that do
not Dull or draw hard.
Stop in and give them a
trial. You'll thank ib
for the sugueytion after
the first miff. '
- A -
Jack B. Morris
106 E. Okla. Ave. !
21 Inability to
e prevented the 1
De Moints 4 Wichita 3
Wichita. Kan. June 2 With four
hits at its last time to bat Dcs
Moines von from Wichit- today in
the nintn Inning.
Score It V'
ls Moins .... ooo ooo 004 4 10 3
Wichita ....... lot) IW 010-3 H 'i
liattericr. Clarke and i'diei; Shan-
Denver 4.. Lincoln 2
Wico Tex. June
hit with men on b;.v
iucalsi f''(!i!i winning.
Score; R 11 K
Waco (Hid K-0 (1091 (I Z
Dallas Jio oio ooo:: io ;i
JCstte.'ieHHolmeH and White; Bur-
nett and Qnsdow
Fort Worth 3-9 Houston 2 0
HoUH'on lex June 21-VV'beii em-
pire f.'ewho'iiKe forfeited the riecoud
t:inte of eH!erday'B double hen-b-r l:e-
caiiHe of "fuul playiiiK" a mob of
ihou.'itiud fari 8Wrte."d u jm l.lni
and but f.r prompt police lontcrfer-
ence he. would have been Rerioubly
hurt. A if wan he ku-ockcii down
by a ba! hurled at him by aomo mem-
ber of tbe Houston team.
Score: U II i:
Houwlon flt.'fl 000 1002 7 3
Fort Worth .... ooo 100 (m2 .1 fl 1
(ii! Jerier Hornnby and Killifer;
Mitchell 4 ml I'oweil.
Keor of the second nmi al tim
Of forfeit; H H.K
Houston 2"! 120 S 4
I Fort Woith ........ 010 1125 S 1
I - HatterteR -Hte-wsrr " unit ' Uorrtonj
(McKay and roelt.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Muskogee at Guthrie.
HartleHviile at Knbl.
Joplln it PItt.xbiirR
pringfirl at Webb 'Ciiy.'
TEXAS LEAGUE
Oklahoma City at J i-niHUm.
Dull a at Galveston.
Fori Wor.U- at W.ieo.
Khrtveport at San Antonio.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Onialia at
Sioux t dy
T.lnco;) at
Des .Vol no
Topeka.
nt I'ueb'o
l.tenvf-r.
a r.i. Wit'uita.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at Kanwm t'i'y.
'I'oled.i at Milwaukee.
India riaiwdi.-t at St. I'aut.
Ijouisi ilhi at Miunehpoli..
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
it
St. I.onis at Detroit.
Washit utotl at fhil-i.telphU.
New erk at l.ostoit.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 24, 1909, newspaper, June 24, 1909; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc617052/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.