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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
ADJUDGE EZRA
/. GEORGE INSANE
Farmer, Who Lives Near
Moral, Committed to
State Hospital.
Mind Unbalanced by Fervor
for Religion and Dry
Cause.
When Vets Won Election
He Completely Lost
His Mind.

Ezra George. 33 years of ago, a
farmer residing in Grand township
near Moral, was adjudged insane I'm
the probate court just before noon to-
day and was committed to the Ohio
State Hospital in Columbus.
The unfortunate mans case is
peculiarly interesting, coming as 1t
does Immediately after the local cp-
ton election. The examination de-
veloped that Georges father commit
ed suicide about thirty years ago and
the examining physicians determined
that he had been more or less
though mildly, unbalanced for some
time. The present attack has lasted
for about two weeks.
The examination revealed the fact
that George had been attending q
series of protracted meetings held in
Scottown for the past several weeks
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
Proposal for Bond for Furnishing and
Delivering Fire Engine, Etc.

Sealed proposals will be received 10y
james A. Knapp, director of public
safety. of the city uf Marion, Ohio,
untH ~ o'clock noon, November %,
1911. for the furnishing and delivering
of one automobile pumping fire en-
glnc. one combination chemical hose
wagon, and one chiefs car, all to be
complete i'm accordance with the
specifications adopted by said safety
director and now on file at the office
Of said director at Marion, Ohio, and
which are open TO public inspection
during all business hours until the
day fixed for opening the bids.
Each bid must contain the full
name of every person or company
Interested I'm the same, and must be
accompanied by bond I'm am amount
| equal to fifty 600 per cent. of the
proposal and said bond shall bc con-
ditioned that the successful bidder or
! bidders shall enter into contract
| within ten days from date of OPEN
/ ing the bids TO furnish and deliver one
automobile pumping fire engine, ono
! combination chemical hose wagon,
and one chiefs car as calleffor by said
! specifications, details ana proposal
aud the same bonds shall serve as a
final bond for the fun performance of
every detail Of said specifications and
contract and 10 fully comply with and
secure the guarantee In said spcc.-
| ncations
This bond shall be subject to tho
approval of said director of public
safety at the time Of opening the bids
! Forms for the bonds may bc secured
from the director Of public safety.
Proposals are to be delivered on
mailed to Charles NJ. Tohm clerk de-
l!rtmcnt of public safety, Marion
Ohio, so same viii be received not
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
Keeps the Entire
House Comfortable
All Winter.

Winter with its cold and chilly days
Is here. Already you may have vis-
ions of getting up In cold room
every morning. Kind of makes you
wish 1t were always summer. And
1t will be, as far as home is con-
cerned. if you come here for your
coal
g We offer many grades. Each rep
resents the best buy for the money.
We. guarantee you full weight and
careful delivery
LEFFLER e. BLAND.
n. High st. Phone 10.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
Beware of Ointmcnts for Catarrh that
COntain McrCurN.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing IL through the mucous surfaces
such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa-
Bile physicians. as the damage they
win do is ten fold to the good YOU
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. j.
Cheney 81 CO.. Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. I'm buy
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure YOU
get the genuine. II is taken Internal
" and made i'm Toledo. Ohio. by r. j..
Cheney a. Co Testimonials free.
Sold by all druggists. Price Use
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
gtiuatiOu
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
Notlcc of AnpoIntment.

Estate of Evan Hughes deceased.
The undersigned has been appoint
cd and qualified as administrators de
bonis non of the estate of Evan
Hughes, late of Marion county de-
ceased.
Dated at Marion, Ohio, this 2lst
day of October, A. d., 1871.
David Hughes,
11-I-11-1S Prospect, ohio.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
Harry Brown, junk dealer, 7ig y.

Harry Brown. junk dealer, ~ y.
state street.
The only information the police have
concerning the goods is that two
young mn called at Browns junk shop
last Thursday and attempted to sell
the goods as junk. Thinking the
goods might be stolen property, Brown
refused to buy and notified the po-
lice. Later the outfit was found IN
the lot where it had been abandoned
ly the young men,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
X. p.s Arrnngc Social Session.

An interesting meeting of Marion
Lodge 40. 4O2 *. of =. was held Fri
day evening and arrangements made
for a social session next Tuesday even
ing At that time election returns
viii be received. refreshments served
and those who desire IT may dance.
There will be cards and music
tainmcnt feature of the program Will
be under the auspices of the Pythian
sisters and most enjoyable time Is
anticipated. Next Friday evening the
first degree will be conferred on sey-
erul candidates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
EVERY p\pER WE SHOW

later than twelve o'clock noon. ON
the day above mentioned.
Tho right Is reserved to reject any
or AN bids on all the three pieces of
said apparatus or on any one or more
pieces or as is deemed best
By order of the director of public
safety, Marion, ONO
CHARLES VI. TOB1N,
.11-l-l1 Clerkon
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-04
QUEER HAUL IS
MADE BY POLICE
Lamp Chimneys, Coal Oil
Cans and Washboards
Found.

Tn police have ON their hands a
bushcl basket full of No. 2 lamp
chimneys two one gallon coal oil
Guns. and four wash boards and are
at loss to know were they came from
or who owns them. The household
commodities We're found in "a vacant
lot in the rear of .he residence Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
CHANGES ADOPTED
IN CONFERENCE RULES
Protests Against FestbaT Players
Must ,. FILED Two Weeks
Before Game.

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CHICAGO. Dee. e.-RadSsl changes
II the ~ests-u conference rules we're
adopted al IN al-5sy meeting here 70
OAR OF Representatives Of the big
eight OF ~esten universities
The coafegeas adopted resolutions.
Providing far taa repeal OF Tire resc-
luton Of LAST rear to-bi66iag inter
sectional contests.
Requiring that protests against IL
diTiduals c. other universities nus-
be lodged at Least Two weeks prior 70
any contest scheduled with TIE CON
planning part
The change IN the protest rules
we're adopted after z discussion led
M M;nnesota-s REPRESENTATIVES. and
made timely by WEsco-sin's protest
Of CAPTAIN Pickering, q the Gopher
footbalI eleven fer days before the
BadgerGoRher game
A motion 20 amend The eligibility
rules SO as TO Der1it sumner baseball
vas tenporarily laid OF the table. nth
f14- %A--A@- ; GAza142-E ta--- - S0@-2A seS
considered at su-.he- meeting Of The
conference in .Tenua-y, the date to ba
set by the chairman nev rule vas
adopted to cover eligibility u stu
dents and 70 permit Students seeking
two degrees 10 continue IN university
athletics.
man who said he REPRESENTED The
University OF Michigan Eaited II 2
corridor outside the meeting rooEs
most 81 the dev. He said that h. had
ssked that the members consider
Nichigars situation refused 10
indicate what that situation WAS
When the conference broke NJ. the
Michigan man vas Informed thai The
conference had been SO 1asy that
thev had been unable to reach the
matter he preached
The graduate committee picked P1r-
due. a. LaFayette. Ind. for The next
conference outdoor track meet. 10 be
held the frzt Saturday IN lamar
The indoor meet 4 Eas announced.
viii be held Al Patter Hall, North
western University. Evanston. early
II January
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Repart EncourzoIra.

An Interesting revelation IS 10 The
financial condition Of the Kevaree
club vas made IN the report Of The
treasurer, who stated that tte-e were
$500 cash on hand. nasty from the
sale Of players To this sun xill be
added enough money 10 maze i, total
5000 The club viii star this season
With ample financial backing
The stockholders. after discussing
the question Of saiaTy limit voted M
aninopsty 70 90 On record against the
action CT the Central Association d.
TeetoFs IL the annual fan meeting in
ottEm77a cntt.ng the salary limit from
r 4eo 70 sl and viii endezror
70 bring Up the question again OF re-
storing The sslary Hm5t TO sl,4o0.
The question which KeEanee is
stirring Up relative 10 the salary limit
vas again tried throughout the Cen
tral Association. and defeated bv e
vote q three. unanimous vote being
necessary So Widespread has grown
TIE dissatisfaction With the ne~ Law.
However. that there is little doubt a
sincere ATTEMPT VIII again be made to
restore the original figures OF 81, 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
KAEOKA BASKET BALL
TEAM Is THE VICTOR
Defeats the Lancaster Rloh schoo,
Team il Fast Game played
Thanksgiving Day.

kAHokA. No, Dec. 2.-The Kahoka
high school basket hail team went tc
Lancaster Thanksgiving day and play
&c the high school team OF that CITY
The score was IS 10 Is in favor OF
kanoka, which makes their fifth sue
cessire win OF the season. The Ian
caster high school girls had prepared
and served the boys fine supper after
the game. In fact the boys we're roy.
ally entertained and enthusiastic in
their praise OF Lancaster.
Prof s. L. Mapes visited his family
IN kirksYille from "wednesday 10 Mon
day.
Alanson Kerr this week purchased
the W G. Mauzy bakery and is now in
possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Mauzv had
built up fine and growing business
IN our city and had many friends who
sincerely regret to see them IAsva
They are undecided as yet where thew
viii locate.
Miss Faux visited from Tburs6av
10 sunday With relatives in 3fannris
she was ACCOMPANIED by little MIS-
Margaret Watson who VISITED n -bs
Hardness home.
Mrs. l. NJ cofey and daughter 1t
keokuk. we're the guests Tbgrsdsv
and Friday Of Nj and Mrs. 5. s gsjl
Mathew coffey Of Downing me
guest Of his daughter, Mrs s s Bsll
Joe WareFing ana conpanv and the
hand went over to Wyaconda Thurs.
day and played @Fhe World Against
Him 70 a crowded house THURSDAY
night
John Cutting came over from Al,
lanta the drst CT the week and visited
until FRIDAY with Kahoka friends
Miss Mildred Evans, az Granger
was the guest of Miss Jessie watson
few days of this week.
County court viii be in session
Thursday of next week
H. ]. Martin is having some i'm
proyements made al his residence
DR.. F. B. Hitler. state registrar re-
ports fifteen deaths for Clark county
during the month of September
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
seersta-y l9ais sts-ne q Ssos0-s
srd sr-slseat Te1 Has5e7 -
szrsirgs5- Ts.s. s5ses in
Cort-ss=ry.
PHASE or SALARY LIMIT
Ezsae7 Taiass TIA. Il Increase .
SIS IS Mas. Old saH=-
VII se Car
RED

SsEsErT Louis Sts-ne q -hs aeo
Xxx Bassl Association and Press-
dent TON Harden q the Burlington
elza. twe o. The strongest szseeals
men haFizg 10 % WITH Central Assc
clatia1 azzirs. hold opposite opinions
On the most zssoruzag solse OF the
leaEze At the present time Sterne
fzsors change in the salarv limit
whereby neE pzaEa-s Kay be paid
s125 Per month HAYDEN ssoatIy re-
fuses 70 cast IN a-aatiFe vota snat
woald pr the measure over
TIE argument presented by Secre
tay Sterne Is oae that is upheld By
nearly ever directorate in the Cen
yFzI Association. II fact by all except
HARDEN. who directs the destsnies Of
the Burlington club. He argues that
the C a clubs cannot get the full
benefit o. the low salary limit unless
the change prescribed IS brought into
effect Ste-ne is Of the further opin-
ion that failure = comply IN this
matter viii cause the fans 10 suffer
II The way OF good BASEBALL.
me position OF Tom HAYDEN Is well
explained N The following statement
which he made IN standardization OF
his opposition TO the move: AS long
as the club SALARY limit IS 1920
shall vote 70 maintain the 800 limit
for new players. for I got 5obbed last
year on the salary limit and / want
an even break know some OF the
managers in our leagne real well and
cur bylaws won't hold them + allow
&c full sway. We won't miss any
good xoung PLAYERS at 500 per month.
bat may miss some old stalling friend
OF The managers at that money. Rails
ing the limit for new players v
mean at least raise OF 500 ner
month Tor the club limit. This means
II viii cost You $500 TO see some old
friend OF the managers on your club
next season. never saw a Young
PLAYER in ny life worth over 800 for
his first year and all the good exper-
fenced men are tied up and those that
are loose are not worth anything to
q ball club.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Fa-s Firss sass-=n Is Traces sy
Rss5s'7hsa . cssss Tear
fs- PssaAs- Ser
E.us-
NEW BERTH A GOOD ONE
FiHzn-izlis L VIII Brig Him sir.oss
IS Much as Maja- League Jos
ARD VIII IN Hir.
q Go u1.

H1sh Miller. former RsoEuk first
sszselzn- I'll aEgezr next season II
t1s uniform q the Sacramento csab.
according 70 an announcement made
lass Essk B! President Horace Fogel
of tha PhilIes Miller XII 20 to the
coast Z exchange for Pitcher Ben
Hunt
Miller WAS drafted b Philadelphia
from Keokak and Eade such an ex-
celieat showing down so1sh last
srrLnE that It vas h-sIie7ed he might
soon WORK INTO 3 permanent major
league berth However, he wzs sent
TO Buffalo, rs Ludsrls bear him ont OF
the job Miller vas recalled al the
end of the eastern league season. Mil-
Ter had VERY good season Eith But
faio, playing 70 games and hitting
for -243- The major league scribes
report hin Is green YET, hut having al
the marks OF coner.
KILLERS new berth Is good one
and financially wilI be alnozt as
profitable as a major league job. II
will not CARR with it The honor. but
should net him more than 81 90 in
1872 The majors would pay him little
more MilIer's youth and speed should
bring him Up into the big show by
1913.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Hewanee is Weait1y.

\ Burlington correspondent has 2
very interesting letter in the Sport
ing News Of last week. In il he SAYS:
During the past week il proved 10
be Kewanee's time to stir the quiet
POOL OF Central Association baseball
affairs. On Tuesday evening tie club
held its annual meeting and elected
q board OF directors for the ensuing
season. So well have the old mem
bers OF the board conducted the af-
fairs OF the association that the
stockholders reelected every one OF
them with the exception OF a. j IVES
ling. who retired in favor Of W. o.
Nebling Wesling has been a yalu-
able member Of the board and he vas
given vote Of thanks for what he
has done for baseball in Kewanee.
Mr.. Nebling is live baseball ian
and will I'll the place vacated bv Mr.
WesIing.
Hugh Hill, now president of the club.
will undoubtedly be reelected 10 tna-
office. He * one Of the bes. posted
and fairest officials in the Central As
ISOLATION, as well as one of the most
popular The manager has ALREADY
been engaged. jay Andrews having
been signed for next season shortly
after the close Of last season An
drews is nov busy with plans for
the coming yaar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Latest Gossip Of the Sporting World Briefly Told

oEizaoa zzeo1g the baseball men II
San Antonio Vas that III classes 81
aesszeS we're F3sssg 100 mRch in sal.
arzes The feeling vas that there
ought 70 re : cutting down al around.
L ~Rs the belief q raanr baseball men
that TIE coming season IN the minor
leagues woal3 5e quite IS hard anan-
ezzlsE IS TIE past season. which Ger
s2z-iy n-ose The record
President Justice has been made
{ 1a-sE---aa q committee 10 investigate
the matter Of salaries and report 10
t1s zs1t annual meeting with s1gges-
15o1s Is EAas might probably be done
by tha Nazso1ai Association 70 control
gE-ai-s- President Justice Is greatly
interested II the question and has
bss1 s--u2s advocate Of moderate
salaries He viii make his Study
carefully ard ~iii gre = report next
fall which vii be q value 10 his
colleagues
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Io~a Teams On Today.

SUNDAYS program VII ineIude
Marshali7oEn- Sour City, Waterloo,
MEseatl1e. AZ Of Eova: s.. Joseph,
No. AID Rock Island. III. The frst
SIX days OF 1ert EesE viii be taken mp
With the Dez Motnes teams. Saturday
1c-uing and afternoon TIE Chicago.
kansas City. Columbus. Neb.. 81. Pau
MIMI a1d 0ttuEEa .iIE roll, While
the six Omaha iaams VIII occupy tie
alters Saturzlay n3gh-
ssfrraaE Afternoon the Old Lynch
Ryes shot Z total Of 2.77gs: HYDE PARK
11fs3. BadEeise-s, 2.ee3. T-nfo- soaas
22.T5s MstaIics 27sl and Wasting
tons, esss7
Cap Julie schmidt OF he Ola
LEnch Ryas shor the high individual
fc-al With 81 and tied u2 ~ith Beres-
ford Of the BudEssssrs for high IN
dividEal game nth total Of rs pius.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
orsxei Bowler Tops Bowling Assoela.
ton Artists ard John Wat
sen Has Best Single
Gsre.
GRAND LEADERS STRONG
Glenn E~ers' Cigar Men Have ses.
Team Averase-T~ensy Bowers
Have 100 Games or
Better.

Harry King. Of the Drexels, shot In.
10 hrst place In the individual aver.
ages last week among the bowIers OF
the keokuk Bowling association. with
kl1ner Mas. teammate, second. The
averages DO not include players Who
hare not participated in all Of the
games, SO that . few bowlers with high
averages are not included IN tbs list
printed below.
John Watson holds the single game
record with a mark Of esS. Mas and
c. J. Smith have games OF 30 and III
respectively.
Harry Cook has the best three game
average with 2Ia l-3. Crinmins with
-e5 is the only other bowler with q
three game effort OF over 200.
Grand Leaders have the high game
average With SOC pins The DrexeI
team is second and Company L third.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Eli YAH JENNINGS
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Manager Of the 0susit Tigers ia
critical coadfsien. Aooo7s-
ing to Physicians
Statement
IS NOW CONSCIOUS
injury &c KS Brain IS Mas. se-1aus
But E0pe # His Recovery is
E7tertaiase-9a eooa
IS NOW CONSCIOUS

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SCRANTON, Pa. Dec a-HnxE
5s1ziaEs. manager u Tie -et-of. Tx-
e-s. 10 with ReF- ?. J Lyaer Al.
1r sld Mrs r4oldea Of Montz morris
y Tere Injured in N automobile
aeEcez L ii critical condition to
asghi- according 10 u Webb.
Ir Jennings has regained coz.
seio7z1ess. the phys4cisa said. ana
Fe ho7e for stezdv improvements II
IS foo early TO make predictions Of
ne ultimate outcome % his injuries.
re 4 also suffering IRON shock.
The ini1ry to the brain is the
most serious. bat Z the clearing M IN
this is as marked in the nert tHe.sy
hours as il has been since TIE acct
dent, We viii be justified Il expressing
2 hope for his recoyery. HIS condi-
ton is still critical, and only his
strong constitution and eghtiag spirit
has succeeded IN keeping him NJ thus
far Just left his side. He talked
for time about the accident and ap-
peared in gooa spirits.
The condition Of Rev. I.ynett Who
Is suffering from broken right arm
and leg and minor bruises, is also
critical.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
High Team Averages.
OAK PARK WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeated Eastern Preparatory School
Football Team Of Danyers,
Mass.

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CHICAGO, DEC Oak PARK high
school, Of Chicago. earned the title OF
champion Of college preparatory
schools in football this afternoon by
defeating ST johns Prep. school, OF
Danyers, Mass, II TO Q. The Chicago
eleven used the new style football
and completely outclassed the east
erners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Why ia II Tnns7

ne otsea wouser.- ssya tie Spring
fed T1icl. Ehy anyone should pgt
himself . Ire f-5ubIe and expense a.
Eoing % the Adiroudackz or tie Maize
Eoo6s 10 BE- shot II mistake for deer
TEsa u Is 50 ZUca easier and more
coEvenae1s % p.ck few nrs1-oo-s
Il nezrhy fed and lie At hone sz--
rounded 81 o1e'E so-ro~iag relatives. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Geographical Gee.

Milwaukee. 10 the funnEsmith. is but
one vat Of beer; Chicago is the windy
burg. Fith lots Of atmosphere: Sioux
Falls, ss tie diyoreee's Joy. long since
attained renow1. and Brooklyn, to the
5uIorss,. Is baby carriage town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Grange works Hardship.

There is one change made at OF
tun~a which surely appears doomed
70 lail and that is the decision that
70 PLAYER shall be paid more thar 500
q month II Is found by number o..
managers that snch limit will wor3,
& hardship on their teams. as the 10
Ct more hrst class players needed ~
every club cannot be secured for thar
salary
President Justice has returned from
san Antonio. where he attended the
annual meeting Of the National AS.
ISOLATION, and he reports much tals
there on the salary limit question. As
matter OF fact there il dead law
IN the National agreement regulating
the salary limit, Law which nae
MAYER been enforced. The general
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
countrx,s Farming Population.

C1assed according TO color there are
5,422, ss2 white farmers IN this coun-
Try and sI7.46s others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
ST LOUIS aasresations Occupied
Drives Saturday aftsrroor in
Fsrss Play In Msa-ws-t
Tourney.
HANG Up GOOD MARKS
Old Lynch Ryss Took Team Honars
and Capt Schmidt Rolled the
Best Series WIFI
$50 Total.

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DIS MONIES. Iowa. Dec. 9-Tha
Hfsa annual bowling tournament Of lie
mo- western association opened with
2 rush 81 z.aa this afternoon when The
= Louis aggregation Sled The Alex
Saorla alters and Hired I'd 10 their
reputation Or shooting some high
marks Fhich bid fair not 10 be equal
g unless hy one Of the crack chicago
fires.
The Old LFnoh Ryss tory high hon
oTs ~ish total af Al. Ehica VII be
asrc ons 70 shoot q during tie next
ten daFs and 7 Schmidt. captain OF
ne REes set high total Of 50
! &c tournament promises 10 b one
O he iargess ever Held 5y the middle
Ees1 With 7s ave nan teams entered
aao the alless we're packed with spec
tators during the afternoon and ever
IL. Cue 70 sha parade through the
cily streets pus CT by TIE s. Louis
aggregation upon their arrival this
morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
Two Cities After Mex. Tourney

Politics sraraa almost before ths
tarst teams 1903 the aiIeys and ii was
5000 learned that Omaha and kan
SIS City wsre 20 bid for The 1872
s1aTuaEeEaE. -ez- Monday night when
the oAcial meeting VII be held.
The ST Louis crowd ara ali fcr
Kansas ClrF Ehieh promises 10 swing
The ne11 meeting place unless the
Omaha delegztson can kesD the big
E9es AotEss entrF With then
President Gee strovz Of Des Moiaes,
states that he viii absolutely dee tine
denomination f'uE the boEsers ara
bol1d 70 eleet Kim IN spite q oaiec
lions and 10 neE nsme has been men
toned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03

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