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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-19

successors are chosen. In such event
the president shall cause another cleo
ton to be held within thirty days, arG
shall give notice thereof as heretofore
provided. At every election ard urvt
ing of the stockholders. each ss0vk-
holder shall be emitted TO one vote tor
each share Of stock registered u h1s,
name, and may vote by pr0xy- Tho
election shall be by ballot. and die usa-
jority Of votes cast shall elect fER rrr-
son or persons for whom they H7"e
been cast After each cicctturs, sFrg,
board of directors shall elect frous the'Jr
number the officers of said company
ARTICLE V.
The said board of directors shaft hasv~
full control of the property and affairs
of the company, and shall SO couducf,.
manage and use the same as ! rEtiteHr
discretion they deem fit, and that IS con-
sistent with the objects of this conf
pany They shall have the power and
authority to frame and adopt such by
laws, rules and regulations as tie at
fairs and business of the company MAY
require. and as they may deem usCes-
sary for the conducting and nrauage-
ment thereof The said board shall sp-
point such other officers. agents and crra-
pioyes a sit may deem necessary fog
conducting the business Of the curpor&-
ton. with the right TO fix and determine
the salaries Of all officers and employees
Of said corporation.
I ARTICLE VI.
This charter may be changed, utod7-
fed, amended and the capital stock tn
creased or decreased, or the corporatEors
dissolved, at general meeting OF the
| Stockholders convened for the purpose,
with the assent of thrce-fourths ut tire
entire capital stock, whether present On
| represented at such meeting. Ten days
prior notice Of such meeting slab be
given in any daily newspaper pttbltshcd
| in this city In case of dissolution on
termination of this corporation. either
| by limitation of its charter or fr9E auy7
cause whatever. the liquidation Of ste
affairs shall be conducted by three com
missioners selected from the stocettglde
.rs. with like assent and at a meeting
called for that purpose, as above sea.
! forth in this article. Said eotuf1gsioaS-
ers shall remain in Office Until tue at
| fairs of said corporation have beer ttjlK
! liqudated and in case of death or re
signation of one OF more members oh
said commission, the vacancy shall be
filled by election as above provided faE
in this article.
ARTICLE VII.
No stakeholder shall ever be held
liable or responsible for the contrdcts
of faults Of said company in #T4 fur
ther sum than the unpaid balance lac
on the shares of stock owned by him,
nor shall any infornality in the organs-
cation have the effect of rendering Ellis
charter null, or of exposing stock
lholder to any liability beyond the
amount of his stock.
This done and passed at my office tn
the City of Shreveport, Caddo Parish.
Louisiana on the day, month and year
herein first above written, in tire pres
enee of H. M. Severance and Lee GrIl-
latt. competent witnesses of lawful age
and residents Of this city, who hereuf1to'
sign their names, together witfI SAID
parties and me, notary, after reading
the whole.
II. r. RATCLIFF, IL Shares.
by E. r. RatclIff
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-19
ARTICLE VII.

The officers Of this corporation shall
IS & foiiows w. r. Buckelew, presi-
de,,t IN. c. Buckelew, vice president;
~ Andreola, secretary; and A. G.
ruckeiew. treasurer he sad parties
sbatI also constitute the first board Of
directors, and shall serve until the an
NAL election provided for above. Tbs
olIicsrs shall Be elected at the general
stockholders meeting at the same time
it,. hoard Of directors Is elected, and all
ogficers must be directors. At any meet
;,.u al the board of directors, the iaun-
Ter Of directors may be increased to FIVE
members possessing the qualifications
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-19
w. F. BUCKELEW.
w. L. ANDREOLA.
w. c. BUCKELEW.
A. c. BUCKELEW.
Attest:
LILLIAN DINGLE.
r. ANDREOLA.

LILLIAN IlNlJLEt
r. ANDREOLA.
I. F. BELL JR.,
Notary Public.
Having examined the above and fore
going charter, and finding nothing
therein contrary TO law, | hereby ap-
prove the same this 4th day of Sep
TENDER 1000. J. M. FOSTER,
District Attorney
Endorsed Filed and recorded Sep
TENDER 8, 1000. A. S. HARDIN,
Deputy Clerk and ex-Oficio Deputy Re
corder.
"A true copy. A. S. HARDIN,
81. Deputy Recorder
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-19
ART1cL.E VI.

This charter may be amended, or this
corporation may be dissolved at a gen
eral meeting of the stockholders con-
yened for that purpose, after due and
legal notice, as required by the laws Of
the State of Louisiana, on vote OF
three fourtl1s of the entire capital stock
of this corporation, and when 50 dis
solved. or when dissolved by limitation.
ifs affairs shall be liquidated by com
missioner appointed for that purpose,
TO be elected BY such meeting Of stock
holders, and who shall give such bond
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-19
CARL SVARVA. II Shares.
E. r. RATCLIFF, II Shares
Attest
Fl. NJ. SEVERANCE.
LEE GULLATT

w. A. MABR1s
Notary Public
/. ]. NJ. Foster, district attorney for
the First Judicial District Of Louisiana
do hereby certify that | have examined
the foregoing act of incorporation OF
the Caddo Land Company Limited. and
am Of the opinion that the Offices ana
purposes Of said corporation. as pre-
seribed in said act. are legal and that
none of the provisions arc conuary to
law, and | therefore hereby approve tEts
same. Done and signed officially ers stliss
the 18th day Of September A. ~ sgop
]. NJ. FOSTER.
District Attorney for First Judicial Dis
trict of Louisiana.
(Endorsed): Filed asd recorded Sep
A. S. HARDIN.
Deputy Clerk and ex-Oficio Deputy Re
corder
State of Louisiana, Parish of Cajtfos
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy Of tffe
original act, as the same now appears
on file and Of record in my Office. Given
under my hand and seal of Office this
18th day of September 1909.
A. S. HARDIN,
Deputy Clerk and ex-Oficio Deputy Re
corder. g-T6-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-09-19
TAKE NOTICE.

! am applying for a pardon.
GLIB HUFFAKER-
September 9, 1909.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24

i ssazed To i o S-crs- csrIl rar
Te-s-a7. Of Kemp. Texas. that Z PIC.
existed zs.wsaa 8 desperate lung trun-
Asc and he s-aTe 70 czase his dsath-
Il r.o1-ar.es stubborn cold. Is
writes. -thae tsTelozesa : c1aga tsz.
stuck 10 u.s. X spite q HI remedies
su- years. Ut weight rza 61Ea ID
tsa pounds. ten began 20 1ss III.
Kings N=w Discover Ehir1 -ss.o 81
nr health crz7ls-elg- I -sow #gga
z-S pounds Fer ssTs-e Gods, Oh
s.Snx.s co1Eh-. aez4-razEss asth-
ma. z1d 10 prevent P-sz-1cnla II 5
aa-zrzleea- 55c and ssaa Trial bot
tas frae- G1srzutes5 sy ssE1kin. Z
4 CT. ans J. 2. kssIz6sca & STA
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was cur, pitcher TO first Corriden
caught one on top Of his head and
ambled to first, later stealing second
Reichle hit one On the pick which
looked good for ride over the fence,
The bali fell s few feet short aud as
Connors stepped over the hill near
the fence turned upward 10 catch the
bail Turning SIS he did on the In
cline the ball was too difficult TO
handle and it escaped him. Two men
counted and Reichle was safe 81 sec
n6.
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Bal. sf,s Lc-- D..

Blue 1scss- I'D II. gEo aa5 t-z1sS
6z-1g The entire game at i those
svo sevsz hts ws-s CHAINED II tas
t5tsh tol- sAc-- Ass s1d has N
halls ws-e good ~ ozT us
wAsie Il tie eight -Fo as-Ees vs-s
wasted after C4llzHaa's Ing
TIE 1l5isns are 16este5 . Px-
Cozzo-s for Ire Tsc.a-v ysste-5ar. Il
taoarA TIE cAsacs ~ss II s1.-s1sly
dsfssclit ane z-5 Rs3c1ie US gree +
lit q re drive vAscs vc7 IL IA.
Ia his Fl zane n t1s -e-t -ez75.
TAo-zs LII s-ssge5 Z IRIS -eez
Morris lei high Fy esct7.s s-an us
giovs Az-ts sacrificed al G-c,a1Sck
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A SPECIALIST SAYS:
spies Car. Sc Tno~sushiy Cares :.
c,g-sz-5 T--z.-ae-.-s

NJ s LscaAz-6s. O. LEzcosa Nss
IL cssss-zres sp=csalsS.. xho ezs
s.-e5 ever rAzse a piles. sars
Pss N he tac-o1saiy cured II
cls-.--ssags. -cr zzT ei1s- u-ssl1a .-7ezt-
-az.- TIE czus= Is internal, End
needs s-ss--zss treatment Dr. Lesoz
Az-5s Ns-ts-1s3 Es,1-8lo51, tie 1-st Z
.s--sxl T5ss cE-a ]; trees c4-r1lz-5oz
= -ae sowsl howe. z1E RS c1ca6 s
g.s- cent q CESS
SOD E75s- GUARANTEES Il WEzsa-
& Co. AAcsZE Iowa Prize 81 D--
Lso-Az-1 On. S;ztscz 3 Buffalo. y
Y P-ug. Write FIR booklet
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:ame on Bloomington's errors.

game On Bloomington errors.
Teams. R-H.E
Bloomington :. ona oos ooe-a 4
Dubuque -. 100 COS 0eo-3 0
Batteries: Davidson and Smith,
Wilder and Nunnsmacher.
At Peoria-Peoria took the game
by heavy batting and the visitors
errors
Teams. r he
Peoria -. 600 500 1910 10 :
Rock Island j. 100 coo ooa-l s
Batteries: Gilbert and Higglas. La
KAT and Starse
At ingaeld-springhsli won
principally on the errors OF Cedar
Rapids.
Teams RI E,
Springfield !. 500 go aox-7 $ :
Cedar Rapids :. ,oa 900 noH-s 5
Batteries: Patrick and Kelly. Eos
ter and Kelly.
At Decatur Decatur Won eSssiy on
errors.
Teams R-H.E.
Decatur -. 200 eai iex-
Davenport -. 600 Coz oaa-s 5 :
Batteries. Lewis and McNaIaara::
Spencer and EDWARDS
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.Ty' COBB'S FIRST
BASE BALL MONEY
Got Little Over Dollar Fer His Flr
Semi-Prcfessionai Engagement
is Nov a Star.

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- 1000 -. 80. :. -s -. 60 aus
:, ~ - - :. .s--.,.O.a'
--,ear-s.-, -.--s - .--s.ss s-",s,
: ~. - - -, $3.50 LA.
as s,~r- 80 !. -s.,. 80 ,..,a, ]
ra.e ma - ~ c.r
re. i
yo.r 60. --sk.s - ,,,a. - -.
M. sr- - - ~ g.. a,,,,s ~ /
zne v-n.r .A.-a~x.s-,ss al no.,
ssoursss f~..,.,.s sn.ra - ana ao,l,,
ana twa-.v<~a cs,.S d wsI.sa /,
mi,as !, Ne to-a - - 10 rav A.
ci5as that -ha-e wns T,tr-s i, M
fess;ona, hasas,su
The chg-ias+o. taar, $500 him u.
was wi,s a--a.,c ro-r-s.s- Win
cou,d ~. ,;ka saror ~. navsr
knew Haea - s.,5 --,.ns-g sasas i
;s ms. AZ sr.7o--an. J .--ow whsr a
sin, --rr;nv - !. ! 10 r-ow vban =
BEGIN ne ras.ass ia -en,,-s-;on !, /.
e-srv Azsa --,r,a- s-s f-.a-fas,o,, sold
him n Aurrsr. IN o,s nr-s-as and
ssrr s,sls-z a-s vys6 "a 80. ,hs
noney
anrps.a r-sas .s- .,s .,,,nd ,h.E
ssme fspI- rs ro,,as -, a., ~ was
vita a-gs sisc5r,s-a s-ras si- uasm1
a nrebrans q, ira .ear, ana hs would
arbt On ira ss,s ~ ~ n WON and
tr.s- saTa-.I be..,.s vs.h re .urrsts
slaves as 80, .ss ms-.ea- sold
l,--, - rss,-,,s. IT, ssrs, s,,-drad doll
,z-s-.,s e-ss.s~. ss-rasn i, the his
to-r a. -ss ~a-a
Il reerost yo,.,~ NJ ross the fire.
hrand snr,s -na- rl,, 7,ass baseball
S.nsr !. s,v,rvn- team but
rsrad v;.n .1a s5.,s-- vs. the iudg.
-ns-r vhsrs ws-s -.-,ss ira nlayers
.nas ! 49, = -s-,Tnr IA. 10. South
a. $3.50 $500 vs.b Rim but
- - 500 -s.sa- -. ,lsn argue.
r,os. - r,,a aas,s.as .-ssas ~ the floor
~ 80 ,s-sSs;-r 800. TAsSe cool,
sa.s.-as r..a-s-s ~ ~. TIGER team
r-aw -. !, f,,,,, ,nax A~4 > ,henor.
SO, 7, 49, ~. = him Method
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Double Play DISASTROUS.

While 8 few errors were made,
three being chaIked up against ke-
vance, there were also 3 number Of
sharp plays pulled off and these hit
keokuk rather forcetuliy at times In
the second inning q brace OF scores
looked good after Corriden and Reich
lie had singled. Miller banged low
one into the shortstop's NIT and
Reichle was nippsd at first before he
could return to the bag Landry was
purposely walked and Nier was also
given transportation TO first filling
the sacks. Il was up to Blue jacket.
but he grounded TO short and was
thrown ont al first
In the next session the Indians
counted twice before the life n7eserv-
e. vas thrown out Thomas was sate
on Morris mistake and --nnis sacri-
feed. Co-ridea was hit in the head
after Gzudnics had gone down. Thorn
SIS advanced On Gro6nicks play and
Co-ridsa stole second. Reichle's long
one counted them both.
Tie final score OF the pas-ims came
IN The fifth Corridor was safe O. 3
sc-sache- which Connors was barely
able 70 touch and ne promptly stole
second and promptly stored when
Lsss heaved wild twenty feet the
han bouncing back past the csnts,
aelds--
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Dysensery is q dangerous disease
but can be cured, Chamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and D1arrnoea Remedy has
been successfully used IN nine cpl
denies OF dysentery It has never
been known 10 fail 1t IS equally val
liable for children and adults. and
when reduced with water and sweet
ened. it is pleasant to take. Sold By
Wilkinson & Co, Pharmacy and ]. :
kiedaisch & Son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24
MOST SENSATIONAL
PLAY IN BASE BALL
Occurred In Care Between Desror
and White Sax Two Years
Ago and Was Feature.

The most sensational play ere,
madee Every fan viii give differ
ent answer 70 this question Some
VIII say that Chase made ii when he
saFed game By racing into the mid
die Of the diamond on a pop Hy, reach
ing the bah when it was only few
Inches from the grass Ed Walsh,
The Chicago White Sox pitcher, thinks
II was made at Detroit two years
ago.
II happened ii the game n which
walsh broke the Detroit hocdoo- TIE
Tigers had beaten Walsh every time
he faced them They regarded him
as their lawful prey. TIE game Eas
played IN Detroit, and MuIlin. who
started this season with eleven
straight victories for The Tigers, vas
slated 10 pitch against Walsh
Ez-ly IL the contest George Davis.
The veteran stnrtstnp o. The Chicago
club. secured tie onlr hit made on
MuElsn ana i was enough 10 win the
game. The ball driven DOM the Erst
hase line into right field, straok .
fire hose lying IN the grass ani
bounded into the hlazchers for home
run- After that Mallin was IN
rEncihle.
Toward The end Of the game, De
t-os. opened with the usual rally.
Rossuan. Detrois's frs. hassusn,
leading az II the inning. smashed TIE
! bzl sga5ns. the fence for clean
triple. -D1feh- Shaefar drew = base
on balls schmidt next 81 BAT. gave he
ait-sus-run sign. With both runners
! in molten. hit hard bounier down
toward third base where Tannehin Q.
Chicago was playing Tannehin made
ge-facs scoop and threw the ball 10
The Plate t=snty feet ahead Of Ross
uzn Who saazrsg that he rvs caught-
doubled back CT the Inc Ao7sag u
dodge the tag long Fnoagh 10 allow
ScAasfer 10 reach third
Sullivan raced dawn The lire viii
the taTi. driving Rossuan before him
Rosszaan slipped ard fen close =
shsrd base and Just as Snllirar tagged
hin for ne FIRST out Shasfer sid Il
third In the Meantime Schmidt :
slow runner because Of n injury il
his ankle. lid rounded first haze ant
Vas wsil On lis VT 10 second SUIls
vza stralghre1ed up and whipped tbs
hail 10 RnAe -iso Mss covering sec
o-s a2se ana calling for tie tAEo-.
As schmidt sid. Roas.s a-n came
!. Ss-----s-- 4
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Sporting Tips

Keokuk starts the five game series
Il three days this afternoon.
Annis played star game yesterday.
accepting two very difficult chances
and taking everything else that came
his way.
Co-rs6sa VAS al Sat tEsce ard got t~o
Kits. Tie other tEo times Ne faced
TIE pitcher he ambled 70 first once
On 3 crack OF the head and the other
e1le u free transportation
While tie ITO leaders are mixing
things Hannibal XII hare easy sal
ing Esth O.1-Ea- a-oaaSly Pretty
soft for Hannibal 10 get into the lad
again. beiag hut . single game awaT
right nov
The big nix begins today st Bu--
ifag-ca when KAokls meets the PATH
finders II q series Of five games IN
szrea 6aTs TIE series XII DO much
{ 40 A--4-S L--1 E-2e--sNa-- - --S 80 49,
ire clrbs for The Peaaaat
iron ouincy Wig. Pitcher Nor
row z-rsvsd yesterday morning and
G1iacy XII BE- able TO PIT ssTea
pitchers against he Boile-naka-s i.
needed Ksyes Is expected hack dur
ing TIE series and Bennett ~ pitch
oae q The games, giving Quincy swC
:et- handlers for the series Rouse and
Ao7-oE ought 70 BE- good fo- game
apiece. Tearing Mainney- ktss-aar1 and
Fsssa- 70 draw from
President Hots- Aas basa II 70.
several taTs ard was 70. able 70 *
al he sznas sasu-tzy nor Sunday
& Nn Ezs he able 10 ae abort yss-ev
dag. INT Is 5oset1l Of 70. bazas III
g-5soasd long Tie -azso-s that IL
4 Illness vas ss=-soas caused r-2ca VI
eaSsrsss 10 lis friends yss-s-5zF aaS
resulted \ zaug calls n ascertain las
true conditions
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Cures Hay Fesrr ans SUMMER co'a

caren Nay Fever zn5 Summer cora
4. s. NasAa IN. E-tesyslle iuus
writes: Las year ! suffered =.
shrse rrcn.As with $ sumner coia -
Distressing snxc Il snterfesed win ny
business / haa Eazny Of the symp
TOMS q, hay sever snd 3oc-ors p.y u
sc-spstau 1sd ROT reach u! case a..s
| took several me sicsaes which seen -.
ed only 10 aggrsvate FoT'nna. ma,
INSISTED APca having Foley Is aoa -
xrS Tar. i, quickly cured ne. = :,
wife has ssace nse1 Foasy's Honey e.
Tar WIN the sane success VIVA.
son & Co.
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Bv winning yesterday al aue-osE
PARK the Indians stepped their losing
streak and broke 1ae run u six
straight 6efeats. while OF the other
hand Kewanse was brought 10 hslt
after eleven straight victories The
Boiler Makers los. 5 10 n game
fz- from pe-fect Il any department.
YET In which we're combined Plays
which made the bastis Interesting 70
ne s-s fans who auddled II tie grand
stand fearful les. Bets n@ wo1l6
drop the seventh che
Big Chic. Blue Jacket and Hard
Luck Noe opposed each other and
Formed Ell opposition which meant
trouble from the very start Ksosus
Won. hv't Noe survived While Bl1e
Iacse. vas se-s 70 cove- II the eighth
with tEo ns1 down after 3 ss-lss q
hard wallops Which meant little good
for Nsakuk's r=aa-5 aspirations II
thai session Callahan. tie lsghty
r5rh. fieids-, h5agAi enc 70 his o~a
territory which caught The right Ee,s
renee -sE- s4s zo-- ---S q -1S.
bounce. Re cl-cle5 re bases q TIE
long hit, hut might hare been causas
81 hone Tie bzl YES REARED 4 81,
Mis- cansht he hall seezi-siy i
tine 70 ne he Ine-, tut he led i
dnz,ascu16s3 zzd til 1o1 awaken NH
C2llahzu Eas safe after Side This
81 cane with no dow1 aad Co-ao-s
aad Mo--ss III c1sz1 Bz7c1 vsS ths-
hurried or sl6 he z-allsacs
cared to- Biaa JACKIE. s,raolsa
TIE Ia6isa finger & c-a5z.es
VIII victory TIE sozth 7a- is
posed d he aext usa sz6 IT'S -s5e3
safely through tie remaining .a-s IN
ing
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s---zy
-~o hRze Lii. a=3csis
Hone -z Callahan
Base oa azls OF 8aus lake =.
=. Nc.
s-ra u-e R R.1e ssrsss- 3. IT
Me-. Z
IT Fs.eAa. ball cp-sasz- R.se
7zcks.
s1z sssss Le~ss- c-asal CIR
-s5a :. LazF
S-stscs lii 4zzss
Tzs q Ea ia
T-7e E3s2sa-
Aztzzgzzc= 80
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HI. IN Po.- Luck.

Kewaass vent into tuEr p-oposs-
lol II the fifth whsl four successive
hits and E base On balls counted only
one -n- Morris hit ever Mlle-'s head
the first hsselsa beng able 10 touch
the bail with one hand hy Jumping
high. Morris tried 10 reach third, hus
Groinics captured tie bsI and Cor
-s6sa tagged hin ont Lasa singled 10
right center. and Noe hit = slow enc to
short vhich was good fur hit B2ns
JACKIE. Vas expecting hunt and eft
his position. otherwise he co1id have
tsslis6 TIE hzm with ease. hut The
cazncs YES Amos impossible for An
Ms VIII three men o. bases AFTER
so- his sad 40 rms II IS ret Rius
Jacket iazs.a5 10 the ca1ss and pass
ID the rex ln. fo-czag TN Lewis
e1i Crza6gu both grounded 10 The II
ssll one runner being forced 81 home
zad he other bzt1s- bang throw o.:
3. first
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DOUBLE HEADER
THIS AFTERNOON
First Win Be Called at O'Clock with
Spencer and suren Probably
Opposing Each
Other.
TO BE FIVE GAMES IN ALL
Double Bin Again Wednesday and
Single Game Thursday-A SEIZED
uie for the Remaining
Season.

-~--e o-- --AS scA ~Sck tie EelQ 4Ol LIE
first game d. z double header and the
opening Of a series of FIVE games,
which should depose one or other of
the clubs, more than likely Burling-
Ton 4 second double header win be
PLAYED Wednesday and a single game
Thursday. These ara necessitatsd
because OF the cioud burst. or some
thing almost as disastrous on the first
trip TO Burlington in the early sea
son
The race IS now rot with four teams
in the running. Kewanee IS the low
est in the first division, but is going
better than anr of the clubs. There
IS little possibility of Waterloo climb
ing into the race. but +. is not likely
that any OF the four leading clubs
viii be pulled down out Of striking
distance for some time
TIE Remainder Of Schedule.
The scheduled games that the four
top teams viii play until the close OF
he season are IS follows
Burlington
August y. p. as-with Keokuk At
hone.
August =. S. -wssh otunwa al
home.
August 50 81. sept WIN Ke-
vance q home.
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American League.
GAMES TODAY.

National League.
P.ttsburg al New York
Cincinnati a. Brooklyn
Chicago ar Philadelphia
St Louis az Boston
American League.
Boston AZ Chicago.
New York al ST Louis.
Philadelphia 81 Detroit
Washington st Cleveland
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Two Fast Double Plays Help kewa-
nee's Chances, While Visitors
Make Four Hits and soare
But One.

Results Yesterday.
Eeosus. 5: ksWazss. .
Jacksonville, I, Ot-uZws- 5
Hannibal. ,: Waterloo, G.
No game 81 Gamer.
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rt-+f~t s-~@E9
II 1suoit-Det-o:s made s. four
ss-zlsh. ttol Washington
Teams RHE
Ds.-sss s. coo 30 Ash D
wzszirr.oa = 10 QlG 0sa-s SIS <
Batteries: wIlss and Sszaaga;
G-av. G-o1-. smith and Street
II Chicago defeated Na~
YORK II ne1csonous game
teams R-HE
csscaa -. saa aas a-5 II /
Nsw Yak -. ~ 90 a1o-l s 5
Bss s-ses smith and 0@sas: Che<
h-o. Z sz-tlE md SEes1eT.
AZ Caevesz1t--ssvslaads T..cas-s
s1oEszs poor form
Teams R-HE
Cssrslzas 100 40 as-s ,
PAsla3zgEasa 40 Rss 2ei-tz 3 Z
Bz.ss-sas RhCsases, Be-E=s, Sitsoa
xna Care: Morgan AMI I-srinEssoae
Al s. Laus-sas.ca landed ca
Bz1leF to- sul Tits n tas ssTsasa-
Teams RI
s. Lszis -. 11g aas F'-,s. 5 1
5os,nz --- EeE gga 8-2 Z
Bs4ss-sas BazlsT and sts7asas:
Cso.za zz5 0o1o.Za
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ToasY ans Tererro.x.

Eaokuk 81 Burlington
clsncT 81 kswaass-
waterloo 81 Hannibal
Ctsauwa 3. Jacksonville
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Tu7sEz- L5-ro1az- <
wscastA g sox Cir 4
P1aso 10 Q1za 8
Dszva Il D.ss Mo5-ss 5.
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American League
Material League.

AZ Pala6slahia-In pitchers bat
tie between LeiEsld and Moore. Pitts
burg ZOE
Teams. & H =
Philadelphia "a. 900 800 GOO ,
Plasbu-g -. OBJ 10 lag.-7 :
Batteries, Moore zz5 Doom: La
field aad Gsasoa.
Al Bosso-Bossnn lost poorly
played game to Chicago
Bossa1 -. osa oos es-s !
Chicago -. DO ssa asa-li Il
Batteries. Richie. Curtis and era
Kan. Pssssss-. Overall AMI Archer.
81 B-ooslrn-Bs.l pitched brilliant
II il TIE a-st game, waLe II The
second Passa-soas WIS easy 7sckiags-
Tens RH-E.
Brooklyn =. ssl eeo so1- /
ST. Louis g.. ESQ 90 o&'a-a
Batteries: Bel and Marshall. Raj
essh. Meter and Phelps
Second game RE- Z
B7,0slya T. 1aa coo oae-i :
s. Ioas -. 40 071 a.e-s Is :
Batteries. Pgssorsoas ard Bergen:
Rssaa and Bliss
4. Nsw yo-Essynou-. McCo-n
.cs sad OHara each made tEo hits
L sha fourth inning
Tears REE
New yos 90 10 sIx-zs Is
Cincinnati egs go e7t-s -
! Ba-ta-ses C-aa1su. Ms-uua-t
Aza,4s ana Mere. GasFa-, Campbell
3 Duosc ms Roth
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Keokuk starts the five game series
n three days this afternoon.