davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07
DRIVES AGONY FROM
PAINFUL FEET.
EGO Makes Your Feet Feel Fine and
Comfortable in 10 Minutes.

Sorrells Drug Company is selling
Eco these days because already doz
ems Of footsore and weary people
here in Hot Springs have learned
that there is nothing in this wide
word that will do as much good to
the sore. tired, burning, perspirins
feet as Eco.
Rub some i1zo on today and all foot
troubles viii fade away. It's refresh
ing and refined ointment is Ezo. and
wonderfully soothing and healing,
And large jar for only % tents
and it's the finest ointment you ever
saw for rough itching or chatting
skin. II cures eczema, b ackheads and
sunburn.
Eco Chemical Co.
Rochester, N. Y, Makers
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07
NEW MILITIA OFFICERS.
Third Assignment viii Arrive at Gal.
weston May II

5"''SHh WIZ HFfiNe at Cal
weston May II
San Antonio. Tex May 6.-The sun
shone brightly upon the maneuvers
camp for the last three days a. Off
Ieers and men hope real Texas wealth
er has come to stay. If it has, man
euYers will be gone drought with.
with 2 vengeance next week
Division headquarters has received
notification OF the arrival of the next
batch Of militia officers, who are due
May II. There are 203 coming this
time-l43 infantry officers. is cav.
Ialry Is artillery 4 engineers, 4 sig
nal corps and ~ medical corps. New
York sends the 'argest delegation with
20 officers. Pennsylvania next viii
send l9. while Massa ehusetts. Ohio
and Illinois all send II
Texas will be represented by five.
Ok ahoma by two; Arkansas b. three.
land Louisiana By three. The smallest
number viii come from Delaware
North Dakota and South Dakota. who
viii send one each.
General Duncan reports that no I'M
usual conditions exist along the Dor
der
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07
COLLEGE TRACK
and FIELD MEET
HARVARD, Pennsylvania AND
YALE LOSE TO DARTMOUTH,
PRINCETON AND CORNELL.
Macy Wins Eight-oared Race From
pennsylvania by Marrow Lead of
Four Feet.

camorldge, Mass. May 1. Harvard
LOST the annual track and fed meet
IN the stadium here today by mar
gin Of points, Dartmouth winning,
oO points to Iiarvard's 81 When the
running broad jump, the last event,
began, the colleges were tied. with 81
points each. Lewis, whom Harvard
had been counting upon to win this
event had been wearied by participa-
lion IA two running events, and hts
mark was two iches behind that OF
Enright OF Dartmouth
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07

shall be included in the taxing dis
trict for the building and maintaining
|of the road.
Senator Williams and Representa-.
|tiyes Mclaughlin and Wilmington
asked that the public here consider
the project and make their WI hes
evident as it j sbelieyed that the bill
can be put through this legis' alive
session Il urged
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07
TAXING DISTRICT
FOR new HIGHWAY
BILL WILL BE INTRODUCED IN
THE SENATE MONDAY FOR
ROAD TO STATE LINE WEST.
Senator Williams anu Representatives
Mclaughlin and Wilmington Want
Expressions. on the Subject

Monday there VIII be a bin intro
dueed in the state senate by Mr..
l5amp Wiilams having iut tia purpose
the creating Of a taxing district from
Hot Springs west to Mena. for the
purpose of building and maintaining a
splendid highway to the western Dor
der Of the state from this city.
The bin has Just been drafted. I'm
der IFS provisions the road viii begin
AT the courthouse in this city. extend
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07
WILL ABIDE BY PEACE.

Washington MAJ G. Senior Jose
Vaseoneelos, acting confidential agent
Of the Mexican rcsolutionists, tonight
emphatically denied what he says are
inspired rcrorts that even should the
peace neEoJlat ons row m progress
near Juarez be sucs essful the Diaz
government would have to treat with
revolutionary leaders acting inde-
pendently Of General Madero
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07
sHRuB5 BEATS CAMERON.

Boston Mass, May 6-Alfred
Shrubb Great Britain's champion
long distance runner, defeated Fred
Cameron, Of Amherst, N s., winner
OF the Boston Athletic Association
marathon In 1910, in f2-mile match
race at the Boston arena tonight
Shrubb's time was f:06:23, and Cam
eron's 1O7:13. Shrubb finished near
y quarter OF mile ahead OF Cam
eron.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07

Princeton, brought dctory to the
New Jersey University by tying with
Garfield, Of Yale. for first place.
Princeton won first in ever track
event and Yale won or tied in every
field event. childs, Of Yale sprung
surprise By throwing the hammer six
feet further than Speer OF Princeton.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07
3. OF r. 7. CONVENTION.

Harr sbuFg Pa. MAJ 6.-Three nun
dred delegates to the convention OF
the brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
arrived here today for the big gath
ering, which begins Tuesday Among
the arrivals were delegates from
Houston and San Antonio. Tex
Charles p. Neil, United States COM
missioner Of labor, is scheduled to
speak at the opening meeting
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07
STRIKE MAY SPREAD.

New York. May 6.-Twelve thou.
sand union machinists In the Borough
OF Queens. labor leaders claim, are
preparing to Join their Brooklyn
brethren in striking for m eight hour
day Eight hundred machinists. ac-
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07

cording to figures given out BY the
the international Association of Ma
chinists, struck today in Long Isl
and City It is claimed that more
than 10000 machinsts are now on
strike IN Manhattan. the Bronx,
Brooklyn, Yonkers and Hudson coun-
ty' New Jersey. SO far no disorders
have attended the walk out.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07

Princeton. n. J., May For the
iirst time in the history Of the Prince
ton Yale track meets, Princeton de-
teated its old rival here this after
noon. go points to Sc. The result was
u doubt until tile last event. the
high jump in which simons. OF
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07

10 support the constitution. and then
vote for this clause allowing the gov
ernor to issue these notes.
In support Of the note provision Of
the bill Mr.. Hardage declared it was
Fever intended by the trainers of the
constitution that the state should not
borrow money for ifs own benefit.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-07

Representatives Wilmington and
Mclaughlin, Senator Hamp Williams.
ana Messrs. George Leatherman and
Toy Levi returned yesterday after
noon from Little Rock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

h,ci
e. from Z. Plat /: E e ss ct the Incl: D
zsssil n brewster. last named ias..: IL II
". lsss IT
7 M = n Il #. of ". 10 n.
5zss,s !. wn,an.. .us Of lot. u ana is; VIM;
e i'm. . 3. Is 81 ai :ss g: IF s me e
!, %aSi: ;sS q
Colombo ns Ea me- SUB Of part p Of JAIME. Cam
WIN J. 81 Asbin = Erskns plat Of sub OF O. l. 81 ST.
ksssss ssIta n Erslins. plat Of t. ST. Au6n.. sub Of
Sekn HsSs n Pierce A. Puite's sub Of o / IS. and n
ets - Evan In III hureh n Piece ,ub Of na;
q James campau farm Of p. s1.......s 10 IT.
vacated alley adjoining
ckss woseh. Hale sub Of part Of James campaG
,ehs PIsss.asowaski Hale; Pqits.: sub. Of as
n<esst o.connsn. Mack. plat OF Of part
E6a,s Bisr1orth : St Joseph last named sub
: S:sEe ssi .s'f ssfo IL
aaS1R !;
zssn sy q and adjoining a B1lSss 0en lewis
sraes Isws sub Of 10 . l. and S sly y as Of Of
xnthsa yesrueh wins sub OF iSrt Of James ca%
ksssee JasrsseE &&nlis last named sub
I4<T foIacnowska n Wills, sub. OF o. l. a. St Aubiu
xern IT.
W. rs IT.
victor yurhsviecz Canneld Morans that part
IS. ST. Aubn n. Fremont
1ohn Dcttio. Garfield. last named ............
<<<<en Nowek .. Hancock Harrah Brandenburgs St
Aubin ave- sub OF part Of o. Is 46 and A. tAubiI.
o. J. rs. Wttherell
I[nrrah q Brandenburg n. Hancock. last
~ - Davis Theodore. Davis sub OF So OF the ST
.:msI sspa = kirby John s. rrce:ter. :aS Of o sJ.
<ohn 4 Sweeney. Ferry Kelioggs Homestead sub OF
q So and lots 10 incl OF Whites sub. OF lots 5s
.
/1H1 ~ sweeney. Ferry, last named sub.
1n sweeney, n Ferry, last named sub......w 10 IT.
81 Sweeney. Ferry last named sub. w. n
- Sub,
&fo ko<nL Asdbpry Whites sub. Of lots Sc and 81
~ Trust CO, : Adele. plat Of resu6. Of lots So To-
~ and ~ 20 "a and 81 10 AZ, and OF lots 81
- Leeis p S.mga2 a sub OF that part Of Q. l.
at
X<1@I Co. Adele Louis =. OF mar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
NINrH WARD.

@t@r- 49, =. a - ~ a A''.''','.''..'.'.''
NINTH WARD
q 5sifsrsoS uuo,n SUD o. IN. 81 Auo.n
~ Dres Co. Ltd 8 cuon. last named sub. !.
~ boylan, q Woodbridge. sub OF the St Aubin
O. b Weir. = woodbridEe last named sub. 49,.
aas Of a II. n ss %usin farm
b Wei = Jsrisrson plat Of the sub Of p o.. il
IS y weir. q Iarned' last named sub
n,es Charles. Larned. plat of sub OF lots and
IS xnisss :. Iarnsd plat Of the sub Of p O.; Il and
~ - oeslssis n Lsrnsd sub Of IN. W VI Of p. a
~ ''''''''A 40 S'A''a D = 80 IT
{isck y, 81 4usip farm and 10, sloSK s. itSers
4 'se sa, rs, 81
S Sc r. so% h thence s to Gas IN ns
pS'n 10 s'P point y S 90 Il which
III ]; y. .ss
<.r vcst n Congress last named
.1allne d, Vouchers. Fort, last named sub -
.as clinton EsI ss.. Of S s ~
co Baysr. F0rfast named sub :; -, :; ~. =
S.sn %sr Sias Of sub pat
s'yn Dumas n Fort las, named Sub.
Tsaa s Cha mpian. plat OF the .uS Of and
: y BsusS So = csampiain. plat Of sub Of and
|;a D Cole champIain plat Of sub. Of lot 4. with
~ 81 Cole. !. champiain. last named SUB
fsriies \. cSampiain. plat Of sub OF oss and 3
= t;cfsau. . Monroe sub. Of the W v Of ,. q, bet
so sas Monr sss' Plat Of the sub Of
g si st 81 Maeomb. sub Of the w. Of p
~ Sst. Jsrsrson and Clinton ayes; Dubois farm W.
~ n Moseok. Macomb sub of the n. part OF o.
= : q. bet Jefferson and Clinton av''' Dubois farm
s ssss s siissS$ Pss q
Ph II Al. 2Tnd IL Clinton la iast
Mayer S,,nSn last n named $50
ssssss e ps Of S,ii9op and al. Of
III o' TSstnsr n Clinton Dubois sub Of the
e. Sn.o aa Y .1 p.s .as 81 0
E:s: M ss:ss Las: Ia: named named sub
IN Kaiser n catherna plat OF blocks o.
Sis:t i. j. q As
ssa hs~n. Catherine: Paso: sub n sss ,s,S q
5:. VI Jordan' !. Sherman sub Of part
.asE siln a snsr@sn plat Of sub block.
chemb.r n f Sherman mi iass named ss
Sys SUB OF iots on the wtsers farm located
s. the e. sse 1 g N MaR St as shown IN
"a Hersog. : chestnat, plat Of sub Of blocks q !.
fssns pom% nns n n chestns sub Of the n part
. O< i.
n. Chestnut last named sub
IIenl Antietam plat OF sub. OF blocks g. ]. g. -
Wftherel farm n
Trs c. Schremser n, Antetam, list naInsd sub
Schorch Antietam sub. OF e. St Auoin farm
Ienry Book n Cleveland. plat OF sub. OF the W or
81 from German ST 10 Railroad 81, Incl, DUBOIS
7illiam Lietz Hendricks SUBJ of part of James Cam
o. n OF p.
fnest n Bittner Hendricks last named sub.
n Hendricks, OF the sub OF the W. u OF
p 81. from German st. TO Railroad st. incl. Dubois
Thlk. Hendricks. last named sub W
9 psrt 81 Eoshr 49, ST. HaSin farm
-
Roehrig, D Gratiot last named sub
u II and is. block IL with.ren
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
TENTH WARD.

#: s':s e z; E e., :. n.
Est So q Rss It. ?: sus 81 Of the Of
%ii.on Est Fort last named sub .:.:.
Wilson Wilson Est Fort Fort last last n named sub a
TR Fort al. s R a2. part Of N.
Sister Fort plat Of the Of Of tn.
Acc sefSs sss Esss and st.. tn.
Mo ass 1s@cd and
a. MslSsy Est Fl % . .us part of lots OF a. 4
Thc. LeaG6eter Fort sub. OF part Of e iii known
rho. 'f Isa aiaaeGn ia Fort last named sub
H HaISsk Fort Fort las, named named
Gee s,oskns% Lsf%y.tss Apd.rsoa' sub q lot.
IT.
r. X. Rousseau. n. Porter Ward. of part
Melody. Porter. 9Ined aab
anger farm bet u e r R and Bake erl st. 81 IN.
MsSsT Mo4Esp Pf. Of Front SUB che g.
VIM schmltt n Michigan Bradish Hub6afds sub Of
WY 10 Of D c sss n. OF Michigan avs. = =
sFs.h sub Of part 'O C.. ass 81" and &
wooS ihsH Breckenridge stanton: sub Of that part
sucsassn st. Grand River D. n & " T. n r
pchsyeio jf, s Hreekenrdgs named sub
= SUB part D. foranser farm Of D. n
citizens saving. Bank. Breekenridge stanton: sub
~ a that RaF CT River fns aS De
ca AZ IS HRa rDR last named sub
49, 50 IT n. II IT,
3 IS IT. of n IT It.
$ 20 r. OF n ss IT.
s 2s n. O 3
= 20 ~. Of n. IS a.
~ q. Z OF n. n OF . ? 2,
S ynE P Ss s aSs T m q
Mary L johnson. Grand River. last gsmed sub,
40 ~. q
Mary L. Johnsoa= Grand River last named sib
L spencer n Grana all that part Of the 70 stan
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

chas purdy n FINLEY last :.....w. n
Of the sub. Of sees So 20. "a q and 81
acre tract WIN. or she eitE Pi limits f
John H Thomas. sub. That part Of
6 ana s. : .s.. sun Of par.
Geo Tow.I. Ir- Gay. last las. named :us.........
Marta v, chs6s. sTauns sub. Of ., Or me sub
q Ts q. w. cSsns James f1sTos: .uS Of
20 OF the sub of n . u OF p Q. 81. James canpau
Henry seSisr " ch.ps sub OF part campsa
Krais Bro :.
81 R9: Of :as q BET
'Sn n1 Watson Rss ~: paso.
blocks 6 TO & no Of the .aS Of 81
IyHE q FrsoBt sS 81 DqeS;
BLOCKS $. SCI 81 q the OF IN. " OF
Joseph %ui$s%Is.. Dubois:
eft and D. campau's sub. Of frao: sec: % and
=. Jams: csmpaa farn Ssins sfp. "
Is snd or the saS Of hs e hss
ifas ad Be: Ss Of sns st. CITY
Mr.. c cs|Ps. pau, Thompson. Dubois Loyi: P Cam an.
A.s. aye y .ss g; s. c.mDau: SUD
ALBERT MaSdsy Dubois named
nsPfii 3 incl BsSG ss'ss IL
John zysnda. Dubois. plat o sub. of w. Il Of p
John zya o was Dab ct 20 last name.
ssh n s. A Of Il. D n Of Il. s. AsSin . s1S
Henry j. Barnard, St Aubin named sub.
Joseph wismeroski ST Auein. Bridge Lewis of
o. Al. and sly as Of o. / 40 ST. Aubin farm
Adam Kfa1smsn. ST. Aubin. Krausman.s sub OF the
fay s ne Ss 10 .a # Of 3: St A. ST
J. Wsrd Rowland e St Aubin PGite: sub OF o ia IS
John szpotek e. ST Aubin last named sub
81 ass@ 's:s
tract. bet the Boulevard and Young City OF De-
u0'' Ana i'"A'Ap % lying !. OF city PIN limits It's
Home sasinys Bank Sc ka5in EarE r. Rranden p,
ST Aubin and part OF lot is OF T. J. and D. J.
campaus sub. OF frac secs 20 and 81 1855 IT.
l. B. woodast W. St Aubn. Davis sub of O. l. 80 Of the
sub. the St Aubin farm. ..-............
Andrew sikcra W st Aubin last named sub. rs It
W. Richar dson, "; ST Aubn; plat OF the sub Of
ST Aubin ave !. s. 1856 r. Of n. 1881 IT. Of
Thomas McGrath. ST. Aubin, last named sub.
nsor.a So Il Of a.' name. & 6 IT
1856 r. Of n 1851 T. Of ". IS AZ
A'n asss r. OF IA sssss f. ' OF w. IS II
Thomas McGrath. w 81 Aubin. last named sub.
Mary zoitow,ki ST Aubn, 81 Harlan srandenserF.
ST. 4s f sn sub R%hs OF "a rs and - ST AN
90 Of the sub. q me st Kubin farm
James T. whitehead Fordyce. wilkins sub. OF part
Xubin farm. bet Ferry and Medbury aves :. -.
cSss Pardy . widmsn pi Miller 3 wdman;; sub Of
lot OF T. J. and D. J. campau's sub. OF frac as
lvinEstone e Morrow Livingstone. sub Of part Of u
So 10000 Observation-Disclosures.
Lvingstone Morrow. last named sub ..............
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
xrsrH wAnD-,cs.s,...a-,
x.-.-s,r..,-D..oravsss>

81 T. g. r. II E.................. .........,.:...
ANTHONY p Frank, n. Milwaukee. Harrah ~ Branden-
bergs Boulevard sub OF that part OF lot ~ lying W.
OF and "A part or LOT 10 OF T. j. and ID. D..
SUI OF % and 32.....
oh Ward MTWUutee,last named sub.
Arthur Pratt 5 Grand blvd Aberle Fox's sub.
OF the n sS5 II lot H. frao 20 and
Margaret ID Parsons : Grand blvd. east, last named
sub
boulevard OF that part OF lot - lying W OF 81
Aubln ave. part OF lot 10 OF t, j. and ID j. Cam
paus OF frac.- 20 and 32.........,:....
lanes w NcKaig Grand blvd. last named sub.
Thomas Brkett n Grand blvd subdivision OF that
part OF O. OF the sub OF the W. y OF i
sec 1 tract. the Boulevard Young
ST. CITY OF Detroit and township OF Hamtramck
Grand blvd. east. last named sub
Clark, Iichty. Itself King, Grand blvd Clark.
IIchty. Itse Kings sub. OF D. .. part OF SEQ. ~.
Geo T. Austin, Pollard. last named sub ............
Geo Pollard, last named sub.
f. T. Gehrken, n. Pollard. VIM s. Cranes OF the
10000 tract
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

r.: e g. e.: IS y; j, + + n n .ss N. :.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

81 ~ 81 ise IS nr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

/, ). |. /.
20 IL % ia IS IL 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22

A A. Hail. n. Jefferson plat part the
Godfrey farm. bet Fort and Woodbridge sts-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
The Tenth Of a Second.

1t is not common to find person
who can correctly estimate the lapse
of single second. But in these days
of speeding automobiles, the exact
time when each of two colliding We
hicles must have occupied particular
spots may be matter of great i'm
portance. In a recent experiment a
car took nearly two seconds to stop
after brakes were applied, and In that
time it moved nineteen feet So even
fractions of second are important.
One can train himself to estimate even
tenths of second Try it with a
watch, and it will be found that it is
just possible to count ten in the lapse
of a single second. But one must
count very fast to do it-Scientific
American.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24

really a most disgraceful exhibition
for legislative body which prides ".
self on the decorus way In which "
says it does business. The tories
also refer to themselves as the
"gentlemen's party"
Lord Hugh Cecil-he is only cour.
tesy lord and consequently cant SIT
in the upper house-led the demon
tration,, rs it not time said the
London Leader, the next day, thai
plain language was used about LORD
Hugh Cecil? He seems to think ne
can come down to the commons, IN
suit anyone and everyone. insult the
whole institution, and yet If one begins
to tell the truth about this lord, there
is an outcry of No. personalities,
THE fact is, one might as well
state In print that which is said con-
tinually in private-if you scratch .
Cecil you will discover bounder.
"Bounderr lis English for concert
ed, blockhead, insufferable boor ~
is rather strong language to apply 10
members of one of the most aristo'
cratic families in England-the Mar.
quis of Salisbury is it's head-but the
British, on both sides Of the contro-
versy, are losing all control OF them.
selves in their excitement over the
lords veto bill"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
Packers waIlop Monaoar

OTTUMWA, Iowa, Aug. 24.-Fifteen
cruel ticks We're registered against
the arm maneuvers of Michael Mon
agan and. the Ottumwa club won the
second game from the Hannibal hus-
tiers by the score of s to 4. Dunn was
stingy with his hits when blows meant
runs, and thus was the visitors held
down to quartet. The chief feature
of the game was the rafting time in
which it took to place it on the his
tory of the Central Association. UNI
pire Glenalvin and the other partici-
pants had to hustle because of the
slight chilliness OF the atmosphere
and the nine frames were ended in j
hour and 16 minutes of actual PLAYING
time.
The best fielding of the combat was
displayed by Bob Bagnall, who GU,
down seemingly promising hits. and
his pegging, except in one instance
was perfect. The score:
OttumWa.
! ABB. R. H. Pc. A. e
Kensel, 2b ....,... 5 / 1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
Especial to The Gate City.l

MUSCATINE, Ia, Aug. 24-The
Keokuk Indians closed in on Gales
burg yesterday in the great race for
third place by coping twin bill
from Muscatine before large week
day crowd of over five hundred bugs.
Both games we're close, the first going
3 to 2. and the second to 1.
Adams and Sloan engaged in pref
ty hurlers' duel in the opening en-
counter of the afternoon. Keokuk won
on errors and fluke home run by
Hilly, who dumped the ball under the
score board and scampered home
while it was being fished out
In the second game Keokuk I'M
corked new pitcher, Holton by name
who held the heavy-hitting Camels to
five hits. keokuk won the game In
the third when, with two down, Booth.
by hit Bresnahan in the Stats and
walked Pennington. wild throw
by Banks put the runners on second
and third, and Reichle scored bott
of them with his single over short
This was Boothby's only bad inning
though the game went but five
rounds. Score first game:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
Keokuk Wins -Musselman in Tourney

Rohn whaled the ball over the fence
in Burlington's half of the ninth,
which was a good start but did not
avail to win the game, the visitors
coping the victory by to 8. Mitchell,
college boy with pretty teeth, flung
for Galesburg and kept Burlington's
hits we'll scattered. He says he
doesn't give care if the bleachers do
call him "Rah, Rah,' as long as he
wins his game Willis pitched his Gus
tomary steady game for Burlington,
although the four hits he allowed in
the last two innings coupled with
poor support proved disastrous. He
gave no free transportation. The fans
were glad to see Lamb back at his
old place on third.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
JACK JOHNSON
IN PARLIAMENT
Londoners Become Rather Excited
When This Proposition Is
Brought Before
Them.
COULD PRESERVE ORDER
Prize Fighter Needed to Keep the
House Of Commons Members
In Condition to Tran
sact Business.
COULD PRESERVE ORDER

LONDON, Aug. 24-'Is it true"
writes one F. Gale to the London
Star, that Jack Johnson is to be Of
fered a place In the. next unionist ad.
ministration, on the ground that his
abilities will find in the house OF
commons wider scope than in the
more restricted arena of the prize
ring?"
The Star doesn't answer this ques.
ton. 1t merely prints it on its edi.
torial page
OF course the insinuation is that
tory methods in the commons have
been such of late as to suggest prize
fighting. Now, it isn't true that there
has been any actual smuggling In the
British national Legislature but it is
fact that the language the conserva
tive debaters have INDUCED in could
not be used out loud on the street
without getting the people responsible
for 1t locked up.
ago, when Premier Asquith under
took to tell the commons what the
liberal ministry meant to do about
depriving the lords of their veto pow
er, has never been accurately describ
| ed for the reason that the detail.
couldn't be printed For forty min
utes the conseryatives-not all O
them but a good many--kept up
continued clamor to prevent the pre-
mier from being heard. They sue
ceeded too. The premier had to si
down without making his speech.
But it wasn't SO much the nois,
the disturbers made that was dis
graceful, as the things they calles
the premier. Traitor" and dirt,
cad" we're among the mildest of thei
expressions They used others tina
wouldn't be allowed to pass through
the malls. And they yelled them a
loudly as they could shrek. 1t wa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
Judge For Yourself
Which is Better-Try an Esneriren'
or Profit by keokuk GU.
zen's Experience.

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved TO be as represent
Ell
The statement of manufacturer is
sot convincing proof % merit.
But the endorsement Of friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A Lame. Weak or Aching one.
Would you experiment ON it?
You win read of man. so-caIIed
cures.
Endorsed BY strangers from far.
away places.
It's different when the enforcement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof tina;
backs every box Of Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Read this case:
Mrs. H. A. Reuter-, eli Bank street
Keokuk, Iowa, says: "Doan's KidneJ
Pills, procured from williamson q
Co.'S Drug Store have been used In
my family for lumbago ara Iamenesi
across the Kidneys and they hay.
brought great relief We hearth,
endorse this preparation
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for me Unite
States.
! Remember the name -Doan b al,
take no other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Brooklyn, $50; st. Louis. 1-6-o Bat.
teries-Rucker and Erwin; Harmon,
Golden, McAdams and Bliss.
Philadelphia, ISL. Pittsburg, POP
Batteries-Stack and Spencer; Lei
field and Gibson.
Chicago, 6-10-1; New York, PIP. Bat
teries Richie and Archer; Wiltse and
Meyers.
Cincinnati, 5-13-1 Boston, 3-7-3. Bat
-Fromme, Smith and Clarke;
Perdue and King.