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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
SOAP STOPS SEWER.
Overflow From Factory Causes Trou-
bic. n Dubuoue.

Dubuque, July 13.-The sanitary
sewer on Dodge street, between Main
and Locust street, Is completely c!cS-
ged with $500 worth Of soft soap
which boiled over from one of the I'M
mense soap watts ct the Beach factory
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
"MapIe Leaf Route"
GOING SnTITH

Nc. 1-St. Joe and K. c. Linn
tied 800 a. n.
No. Six. c. Mail & Express GAS m
No. kansas City and st.
Joseph ........ TO- 90 a. m.
mo. 81-Way Freight. -. 80 a m
GOING NORTH
No. Chicago and st. Paul
limited ................ 11:34 p m
No. Chicago and st. Paul
Express 5000. ..........11:37 q m
No. 81 ............ ......7:30 p m
mo. Sway freight -. 1880 a m
Except Sunday. Effective July 3.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-13
To Die on the scaffold

is painless, compared with the weak,
lame back kidney trouble causes. Elec-
trio Bitters is the remedy. soc. Nc
Bride & VIII Drug Co.
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

Money Loaned SaIaried People
and others. 5rc.adine --or-en keeping Ees.=s-
without secGri-v- easy payments Offices IL
s. principal cities; save yourself mnuev u.s.
re+-.-E rrv terms first u II. TOT A. X
Room 515 5s7 18Th 81 y w zeI--tc
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DANCING

PROF & MRS wTNDHAM. SIS 18th \. y.
teach ali dances, class Tues. Thur. and
sat 1896 lesson Soc lessons, $50 private
lessons any hour with music guarantee a.
scholars pTufeT teachers. phone II 551s- prize
waltz taught SPECIAL RATES TO CLUBS
fes-tf
MISS COULTER 6gs Mass ave n rs.
II 700 cen u1IE I can tCach VOC 20 waltz
lessons any tlne 5or- Phone 81 Ilss. fer7-3r'
DAEISO%-S- Prof. and Mrs. rs - 81 r. W.
best known. est 1Ss- Teach a. lanCes cor
rectIy. lessons day OF eyeng Phone II. z5s5;
class & dances. Tue. Thur. evs- Assembly
dances Natl Rifles Armory. every Sat eve
DANCING STUDIO. 21s Eve ST y w.
Misses Chaube-'sIn and Cobb. teachers. So
-iaI dance Thursdays Phone n. 5Sf7-T.
MRS. CLOVER. SIS End, Pr. lessons ECc-
ua-tz & -v-.,-step guar lessons. class Tues.
Thus. Sat. eve-- &c Phone - 1lzs- de7-s1L
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
uulv one taught time
Ia est dances. two INSTRUCTOR
1913 X = ave SELECT Phone II -N-1 l.
delft
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THos- J Owen & son. Auctioneers.
SALE or IMPROVED real

THOs J OWEN & son. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE
f5y rfrtae cf n certain decd Of -rusg duly
recorded IN IIber 80 1850. Folio q. 81 Sec.
or tho land records 81 the District 81 Co
lumbiH. End Al the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby the undersigned trustee VIII
sell. A. public auction, in front ~ the prem
ises. on MONDAY. THE 18th DAY or
FEBRUARY. a d 1916. At ? O'CLOCK
r. NJ. the following described land and prem
ises situate in the County Of Washington
District q Columbia, and designated as and
being the South 90 s. feet front on sheridan
ave-. by the full depth OF Lot s. Sec . o.
the Subdivision known as the Barn. Farm
as recorded in the Surveyors ONCE Tor the
District o. Columbia IN LIrer Levy Court
80 2. Folio I. together with the improve
r1euts-
Terms OF SALE cash 4 deposit or
sIG8 viii be required a. time % sale All
conveyancins. recording etc, al cost ~ pJr-
chaser Terms oG sale 20 b compiled with
within ten DAYS from day q sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right 60 resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defsUItinE
purchaser. after five days advertisement o.
such resale n some newspaper published in
washington. D g.
JOHN J.. MASSEY, Trustee
fe15-e0d, ezSU6 hoist
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AUCTION SALES
Large Auction Sale OF
AND MULES
The Washington Horse and Mule
Company

Wfu sell at tncir stables I2lg-112 Ohio
avenue y w Washington. D. C. saturday.
February u. 1910. al 10 m rain or shine.
Is head % fresh country horses and mules
. head Of local horses for contractors. etc
These horses have been carefully SCI ected Tor
this ma -ket by the McHenTy Bros. and con
s1st Of draft driving saddle and general
purpose horses and in fact. horses suita bic
for all -surpeSes- These horses VIII be sold as
usual under q strict guarantee 10 De as rep
Resented OF money refunded Horses on m
sTecl ll1 or F'rsday- February Is Telephone
Main 2fSs NcFIENRY BROS. Props
feI--2t
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II Used T-0RIEIT IfANDS
The best chance you've - err had 20 get a
good piano for little money and on eaz-
Terms Here are few OF the bargains
3tnaoe. S-3.1 Hartman $50 L-1irHerluE- $50
ETadolEy- >-la- -eva--. SL75- Jacob Bros.
So Stle-L So huaae. SO. Hartman. $50.
fAiEl1alL - and ever Ef-y others square
ttaHoS a. $40 and up. S-w Pianos and
payer Pianos Al rr.--f4- lztz-r-r-rs d ]
DeMoL-I. q CO. l-rh and @ SITS sasI--f
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BOOKBINDING

BOOKRIHDING- RULING.
Fat openinE blank books that lie open fat
CHAS Il POTTER * CO.
Phone II so. so i-lh 81 - "
oczI-tA-IE
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WDRnlI%C1AT EsN-Soule men wno hustle the
pay envelope with elbow grease see US save
a -'E--' note and dress better than the boss
IN q tailored slightly used suit or UvercOEy al
s. % SO. more a-ccrniu' daily one price only.
JTSTH-S OLD STAND. 6is u y. w fe1T-tf
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FOR RENT STORES

FOR RENT
81 TTH ST. E "
Large brick store with s room sud hath
fa- aHo-e. just being rerrc-5aTrd- excellent
location for small busi 1~ss- rent $50 60
CHAS- MUIR r. co.
1903 y T. ave n rs II
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FOR REoyT-Tuo broom houses. large lots.
electric cars SO each JULIAN =. RAID
wv, BaIfston, We feI7-3ts Z
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS UPPURi UEliiES
20 YOU WISH To sELIsYoCE 81 sINEss2
Il SO. see Us 8 places sold this week
have not sufficient good places 20 supply
The demand Established 1s96-
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, lt-@ r
CORNER grocery y E. rent SCI. rooms;
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS - r
FRUIT STORE. central Y " location: rent
$500 Eoud business, price SEQ
NEW YORK BUSINESS BHOhEEtS- ls-s =
s-CHAIR BARBER SHOP. rent SIS: snap AT
$685. barber shop. cigar. and new sstand
ccsored trade. sarridce.-s5ac. $50 cash. balance
TEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. .1g2a- F
fel5-2t
GROCERY STORE. CORNER. DOING NICE
business sacri6Ce- LUNCH ROOM and Gaze
near Jnion Sca-- EocG chance igr iiEal party
living rooms cheap SNAt'-Ntge ouslil~es
IigEc work clearing s. day suitable for Nan
or WOMAN, give rrlaa- AtyD q 1tAt-
YARD 81 W teams and lease. SOME
THING good POOL. ROOM cor n w be
1rf-E MOVING PICTURE THEATE-R. y
= sacrifice 20 QUICK PURCHASER, REA-
~ --r--i- Quick ro- this IIs1 your bust
ness places with the people that can hansls
rrr1- COfT-NEiA Et SlN - BROKERS
- 81 81 y " Fhcue Main 50. tel..ls,2e
FOR sHLE-colored poo. -cgn1. 500 income
$3.50 month Address BOX 10. Times Of
Fee fel5-5t-
A Bargain for Quick Buyer.
AN CP--p-DATE STOCK or
CENTS FURNISHINGS
Win up-to-5ate fixtures. which cost upward
n $500. located near NAVY YARD low store
ana house rent VIII sell TO quick cash
address BOX 10. Times office.
tel5-St.
FOR sALE-FIrst-clsss 4-chair barber shop
III one Of the finest locations IN city Apply
GLOBE LEGAL 50 j. St y W fe17-5t'
FOR sALE-CoaI yard with equipment. well
located Inquire Coal YARD 18Th and L
SIS \ " tels-st-
LJ-NCHROCN and roaming house near de-
parrmeDt- wiz sacrifice this week fer $3.50
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 5f r 81 y. ".
fel4.ls.lZ
FOR SALESMAN hotel and dining rooru
vel furnished; good trade near Z mon sta
ton. sar-l1ce- ~ n cap 81 fel5-str
FOR sATE-2-chai- barber shop: must b
sold. leaving Ci5y. So. big sacrifice
O. HAzTLIf- 1913 NJ ST y " fel5-St'
HARDWARE sIoBE-Guarantesd prod,s
Sl5e per month stock fixtures etc worth
/. CAMPBELL & SWAN SIS lfth 81. y "
GROCERY and coafectiouery. s. E. good
corner cheap rent owner leaving city
Business EXCHANGE. Oh P 81 y "
fs14Is.I7
SALoCC-Afcney-uak al ro~ms furnished
WITH good stock ss.1a7, terms. DCGAN,
81 la ave fe-5-5t'
BOWLING ALLETS and pool pa. s7rs. guar
antce5 profits. $50 per r1DE-n- HCGAc,
81 la ave fei5-ats
WELL LOCATED 4-ch7i- barber shop. OF
Pa ave y W equipped with compressed
air oc-E-. E1- and cold baths and other
modern equipment good trade Price. 500
BOX 10. Times Office
1el5-st
4 SFJ -zNDTD OPPORTUNITY for securing
HaiF interest iD long established daily cash
bus -3r -. located n w 500 cash al
needed 10 develop greater business
PARTNER BON lF+ Times Office.
Feg5-gt
GROCERY. y. w cr.l cash business VII
invoice u- sell IN lump
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. =-f p s. y w
AUTOMOBILES
7 WHITE STEAMER touring car. f8uy
equipped. in frst-r.ass running condition.
WILL sell al q sacrifice $500 cash one Ford
ruuzhour. $50 one --ry Under 1907 Buck
es-a Also q good line or frst-class el-ctrics
r.
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

3IANNING K COMPANY. Ise r y. ". Phone
~ 174A Furniture, baEraEe- ara general
hauling GET ny PRICES stand IGth
and p y " feft.ES..0a
We MOVE AETTHINC1-FrCrn small boye
and baggage 60 the heaviest r1achsnsrv
safes etc Furniture n padded vans a spe-
claIty. ESTIMATES FURNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSFER < STORAGE 90
S2o-S-2 r e. y. ". Main 6e11
asset
GET OUR ESTIMATE on ABSOLUTELY FIRE
proof storage moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. 4lS-40 10th st
" Main zz2g ieag-tf
STORAGE HAULED FREE
Lowest Rates in the City.
g CO Per Load I-=f Month
Estimates CneeTfuUy Given
H BAUM * son. sl- Pa. ave. y "
Phone Main I25A fast-.r
Evpert piano movers Hauling. $50 Pack
ing and shipping Furniture. $50 load SOS
10th and ISIS 9Th Phone II 4sE9 fae2-sf
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
FOR MOTORCYCLES
COAL AND WOOD

Col Phillips * Syenemann. MI
OOdl J0G est ne e0I 9Th 81. ne w OOQ
Only Fest Grades Lowest orIceu
Phone Lincoln -
dez9-Su.tu, h ss-.s
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

FOR 4 CpIOREu PERSON ] have a nice
siU--rcm house on car line one fare. that
can sell for $500, 500 cash and $3.50 re-
month which covers everything this ls
snap " y. MILLER 1l5 Colorado Bldg.
18Th and = y w fels-5-
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
TYPEWRITERS

REBUILT II G. Smiths Underwood. Rem
ington- smith Premier. good as new for
sale and scnt ar lowest Prices Ty-pevvriter
oc91-rf
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

c ST. s W. sg5-Furn-zhed rooms for uzh-
housekeeping f-ls-7t-
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE
o,-E.Y j-T-T1-DATE fun dress and tuz-55
suits ror hire Fl r. PINES. N---he1-
Tailor. -aCs --h S. s. 511--f
The Washington times., 1910-02-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

FOR SALEM NORTH HILLEEDOk. j. c.
- minutes from Treasury
STOP PAYING RENT and 5uz one
81 these new houses
4-RooM HOUSE on LARGE LOT. SIS
$50 down and s11-zs PER MONTH
GROOM HOUSE. s1sI
$50 down and Sl2-75 PER MONTH
s-ROOM HOCsE. sl.E5
SO down and $3.50 pfe slOSTH
HARLOW 6 EDDINS.
1904 G ST. y. ".
fels-z-
81 .0ao-sf09 CASH. balance So 10 p-ef-E-
home one hour from city, ltreeu minutes
from STA BOX ia. Times Office feI7-IG-+
FOR S4L-E-525 rer month buvs 3 srlc7si5
Groom house. Satn- furnace. rsi.re- tIealrir
isuls. -is squares t-Cm good car line one
fare. prize. $3.50 snap f9- you
II +. Nz-IuL-EE O. CO. NC
s12 9TH n W
Look Tor Red A-rOF sign.
Ja.f-eod-tg
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

FOR SAI.E-On VERY EASY TER1IS-Sew
2-Erory cottage. AIS Reservoir ave X. w.,
8 rooms. large lot. near school. church. ana
cars. See
ALLAN p. WALKER e Co, me
1872 q ST fef7-2t
FOR SALE-Only s42J0; dne 5-roou ana
cellar. brick 50 II from 7. Cap. st. west
Of lincoln Park, rents $3.50 per month
Box is. Times Office fe75-3r-
FOR SALE-se 65P-Northeasr Bargsin-6-
room and bath brick houses rent $50. offer
wanted BOX 15g. Times office feI=-G-F
HAMPTON PARK. -. c..
HOMES FOR COLORED PEOPLE ar SIN
and n SIS. y. z. two blocks from the g.
cars. stores. Churrhes and the best ca-ored
school IN the District Lots SO 10 500 on
easy terms, Houses built from your own
plans on rental terms
MUNICIPAL REALTY CO..
sz5 Colorado Building fele-tf
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

THE RAVENA. T6 G 81. X. ~. nicely f5.r-
nizhed rooms hof-v-a-er heat. and
bath, from - u feI--3ts
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LAW I'D COLLECTIOHS

iectl-ls- - = 1esGI Corp. q. Bond r 1s-
ul-S-L
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

fSgzl- 4 --lr COPY. test E. El----rr
Cl=-E IL T. T. rLc-,-l--lzz-1-z- az=-z-a--
C-e-E -z------. -E5-
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FOR RENT ROOMS
furnished.

-. \ E. z5I-LaFge front room- hot
water heat 81 per mo. fal7-Srs
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

DO YOU WISH To SELIsYOLE Ri SINESS .
II SO. see Us places sold this week
have nos sufficient good places 90 suppl.
the demand. Established ISIS
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, lf-a r.
feI7-3t
The Washington times., 1910-02-17

CORNER grocery y e rent SCI rooms
cash tra~e about s. daily sacrifice $500
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. li-5 r
felz-3t
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FOR SALE HOUSES
THE TEN THOUSAND
DOLLAR HOME IN
MINIATURE
DnTFrrr arr an
PRICE $4,000.

ANANrl~ -i-tt-
TERMS REASONABLE.
Something entirely 6ircreu- SOD
medium priced home. Iu design and
construction JUey show The hauIln1rk
~ a leading architect and splendid
builder The entrance is through two
fun length glass doors. reception hall
az colonial design With closet and
han seat Pari9r and Nning room
with artistic windows. a mcdsruly
equippeds kitchen, a pantry that IS a.
most a room with swinging doors
into kitchen and dining ra1ul-
HOT WATER HEAT.
Three bed rooms. four large closets
sTleU1idiy equipped bath. double year
Iorches. aToriinz most charming
view
4 PEAKED SLATE ROOF
tEG FLAT TIN ROOF
f11ref ana HrU ventilated attic.
affcrainE splendid light and -4a-.-a-
ton % entire house. In Short these
homes are an abs1Iufa departure IN
the way q modern priced houses. The
frst trust Tuns I'VE years az I'VE per
cent
To inspect take car % North Capt
sample house SO 81 T street north
cast Open ans heated and lighted
Uuf. $50 - Do.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
7sS 18Th STREET " w
ss--2t
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= y W. 2-e-L-a-Ee vaII-hea-ed -u5.a. suit
s0le for couple f=l5-atc
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FOR ACREAGE
FOR RENT OFFICES

FOR RENT-orce looms. 6ns Io-affo- ro-
dentist WASHINGTON MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK Sth and g SIS : T.
feI6-5t-
DESK ROOM.
FOR RENT n TIE MJNSEY BUILDING
TIE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING ~
WASHINGTON ESPECIALLY DESIEA-
Bile FOR PRESS AND BJSINE -SS REP
RES ~ AT-IE IS SERVICE AND AP-
FoINTN F1NTS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS low APP
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT OF
BUILDING. apTs-tf
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WANTED HOUSES

JFANTED-FEoGses cash PAID for any kind
OF houses. any section. 10 90 s. .Dr- b. price
is right BOX i57. Times Office. Eal--frr
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY


Pine home IN Tire Northwest Suburbs.
8 rooms and hath. two blocks cars lot
I01x153. nicely fenced; fine shade fruit:
chicken house and stable Only So 90.
C. A RHODES. l3I c. s. y w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19

As soon as all the census reports
are in the leagues will be re.classi-
fed. In the past the class of leagues
was determined by their population.
It is being generally recognized that
this basis is not criterion of the
class of ball played and baseball
men all over the country are offer
ing suggestions for different basis
for classification. The fact that a
league has enough population to adj.
nit it to class G is no guarantee that
it will draw as many during sea-
son as club rated D and the aver
age attendance in city should be
taken into consideration Another
fact that should enter into the, matter
is the salarywpaidi by a league. A
circuit paying $4,000 a month plays
q higher grade ball than one paying
$3.50 a month, as the former employees
only experienced players, while the
latter breaks in bushers. Still un.
der the present system league hav-
ing total population of only so 600
is rated just as high as one having
total population of 10000. and the
salaries paid do not enter into the
matter at all. The player drafted
from the league paying $4,000 a
month, brings no more money than
the one drafted from the league pay
ing $3.50 a month The phenom pick.
ed out of the higher priced circuit.
brings the same money and when
he fails to make good. some other
league is held up for a big price. The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19

Axles are strong
enough to stand a full.
loa d t h ey never
spring. Every tire is
properly set, therefore,
no dished wheels.
Every man knows
how much these things
count with his running
gear One man joys
along easily and his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19
When you buy a wagon
don't choose a sled.

If you have wheat to hauIhaul
wheat don't haul bad axle in the
bargain. All III. G. wagons are smooth
running at the start and to the finish
The wood isweather seasoned andwon't
warp. The metal is cast and stamped
in |. Fl. G. foundries and mills
No purchased parts therefore no
guess work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19
KENT DEFEATS
KEOkUK TWICE
ottumwa Twirler Took Part in Twin
Engagement, Holding Indians to
Nine Hits In Both
of Them.
5 TO / AND 5 TO 0
Burch Lost When he Issued Walk
Followed by Wild Pltch-EyIer
Hit Hard in Second Fray
With Egan's Men.


oTTUMWk Iowa, Aug 19.-Ottum-
wa took advantage of Rube Burch
when he issued walk and made two
wild pitches, and won the first game
with ease Pop" Eyler was not
equal to the onslaught of Ottumwa in
the first inning Of the second contest
and Maurie Kent won the credit for
two victories. The collegian BANKED
the Indians with apparent ease Aside
from Kent's brilliant work, the home
runs of Senno and Johnston and Rus
sells classy fielding were features of
the games.
The teams play a double header
again today.
Score First Game.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19
Three-I LEAGUE.

National League.
Games Today:
Philadelphia at st. Louis
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19

Macomb yesterday gave up the
ghost and announced It's withdrawal
from the Illinois-Missouri league for
the remainder of the present season.
When Jacksonville broke up there
were but five clubs left and Macomb
was elected to quit. From the tone of
the papers there every one seems to
be glad to get rid of the struggle to
make the club pay. 1t is surprising
that the league has been able to stand
up SO we'll under the hardships which
have come to small leagues all over
the country, and its breakup was no,
unexpected The Macomb club re
tains its franchise and its claim to the
players and expects to have league
ball again next year The clubs now
in the In. are Pekin, Canton, Lincoln
and Clinson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19

men in charge will undoubtedly 80
slow in making Redistribution and
1t is hoped will reach satisfactory
solution of the problem which con
fronts them. Total population counts
for little, the class Of population
must be taken into consideration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19
Where foreign laborers make up
large per cent, baseball finds low
proportion of fans.

Trail women, women during mensI,r rasn
ton, pregnancy or nursing should lna1d.
the bowels we'll open. Try III. drus
wells = Syrup Pepsin. At ali US
xtorea- SO cents and 81 q bottle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19

\ q - ---- :
horses step as if they
were hitched to a sprino
wagon, another team
acts as If it were
dragging a dray.
The next time you
are looking at wagons
ask to see the I. Fl. &C.
line (every model is
good). A dealer
everywhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19
Three.Eye Leauue.

At Davenport-Fa ber, of Dubuque,
tied the worlds record, allowing no
hits and no Davenport player reach
ing first in nine innings. Faber pitch
ed wonderful ball and was given
faultless support.
The score: r. H e
Davenport -. .O01 600 o0O--O 0 3
Dubuque 49,. 900 003 ooO-3 8 0
Batteries-Pe nnance, Walsh and
Coleman; Faber and Boucher.
At Springfield The locals pitch
ers were hammered hard.
The score: R. H. f
Springfield -. .o12 o1o ooO-4 7
Peoria ........ .010 200 1907 IL 1
s-steiger, Schroeder and
Johnson; Gilbert and Jacobs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19

Pittsburg, 10; Cincinnati, 2.
At Pittsburg- Pittsburg easily de-
feated Cincinnati.
The score: R. H. E
Pittsburg ......242 o1O o1x-1o 10 2
Cincinnati -. .001 600 010-2 2
Batteries-Ca mnitz and Gibson;
Casper. Benton, Mclean and Clarke.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19
keokuk.
Summary.

Summary.
Three base hit-Severeid
Two base hit Morris.
Stolen bases Kensel. 2. Russell.
Sacrifice hit-Cavanaugh.
Struck out-By Kent, II; by Burch.
6.
Base On balls Of Kent, /; off
Burch 2: hit bv Kent, l.
Umpire-Johngon
Time of game-1:30.
Attendance-4S9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-19

LILLAH.
Gold Medal Flour is made on honor.
pa-.--s.
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Summary.

Home runs senno Johnston.
Three base hit SEVERED.
Two base hit-Eyler.
Stolen bases-Oaks. 2.
Sacrifice Herbert.
Double plays -Kensel to Borton
Collins to Miller to Herbert to Col
Inns
Struck out-By Kent, 5; by Eyler,
A.
Base on balls Off Eyler. 3.
Umpire-Johnson
Time of game ITO.
Attendance-4S9.
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Western League.

Omaha, 2-7; Denver, IL.
Sioux City, Z; Wichita, 8.
Des Moines, 11-3; Topeka, 10.
Lincoln, 5; st. Joseph, /.
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American Association.

Louisville, 0; Minneapolis, s.
Colombus. 3; Milwaukee, l..
Toledo-St. Paul; rain.
Indianapolis-Kansas City; rain
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Score Second Game.
Score by Innings

ottumwa $50. ..... 4o1 900 05
Keokuk $500. .e... 900 900 90
Batteries: Ottumwa Kent and Sew
ereid; Keokuk, Eyler and Cayanaugh.
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At Kewanee: Jerger's pitching beat
Kewanee, to O. Score:
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,ns'e. seeI les--Mannix. Eng and Nc
wSnus' Bartschei, Clark and Hart.
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carbohydrates, Thomas, jeff.
ries and Dilger; Jerger and Clark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-05

under arrest in New York charged with
having robbed the post ONCE here Of $685.
600 worth OF stamps. were indicted yester-
day afternoon by the federal grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-05
Taft Tries Improvement.

President Taft, by executive con-
struction. has attempted to restore to
these persons he is authorized to en-
plOy some of the powers that the con-
ference committee purposely destroyed.
But executive construction cannot re-
store powers that Congress deliberately
refused to give. Even If it could,
another President might construe it diff
ferently. and any President at any time
can discharge the so-called tariff board.
For the members of this tariff board
are not officers OF the government; they
are mere employees to the President Any
trust in America can refuse to give them
any information: they have no power to
compel information: all they can do is to
say that the President has directed them
to request information. And even if they
collected information, Congress could de-
cline to consider it upon the ground that
it was not authorized by law. We asked
for a reality; they gave us a mockery.
We asked for power: they gave us palsy.
We asked for bread: they gave us
stone. Such a makeshift will not answer
the needs Of American business men, pro-
ducerS and consumers.
IA commission Of experts as permanent
as the bureau Of labor, with duties fully
described in the law itself; a commission
safe from the accidents Of politics, secure
from the differing opinions of changing
Presidents; commission equal to that of
Germany or Japan-that is what the gov
eminent needs; that is what the nation
demands: and that is what we will have