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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-14
MEETING or
CITY COUNCIL
Continued from 1st page.


Continued from lst page.)
bridge News, the legal newspape,
for the city, together with a no.ic,
that ii penalty Of ten per cent vii
be added thereto if the same is mo-
paid within thirty days after The
date of the first pu LEGATION
Aldermen voting in favor of the
resolution were, Nelson, Clark
Schiller and Heard. Aldermen
voting against said resolution were
none. So carried.
thereof were none. So carried.
Moved and End. that City Audito.
Lotify the City Plumber to equip
the water fountain on Main and
Second street in such a way that
rails may be rsed for watering
purposes. 50 carried. Mo Jed and
2nd that commit e of three be APP
pointed TO take up the matter OF
fire protection by connecting with
the round house. So carried.
Mayor appointed on sad com
mittee Aldermen Hoard AMI Clark,
and City Attorney layton.
NJ wed and End. hat the City At
torney be instructed to draw up
resol ton for the extension Of the
corporate limits of the City OF No
bridge So as to include all new
plated tracts adjacent to said city.
so carried. Aldermen voting in
favor of said motion were Hoard,
Larsen, Clark and SCHUYLER. alder
men voting against said motion
zone. Moved by Alderman Larson
and 2nd. by Alderman Clark tEat
the Ordinance providing for the
issuance Of water work bonds Of
the City of Mobridge South Dakota
in the amount of $4,000, and pro-
viding Tor the collection of tax TO
pay the interest and principal of
said bonds whe due, b passed TO
its first reading. SO carried.
Alderman voting in favor Of said
motion we're HDa. d, Schuler, Lar
son and Clark, aid rman voting
against said motion we're n.he
Ordinance was then read for the
first tine. Moved by Aldermen
Larson and End. by Alderman
Schuler that the Ordina &c provid-
ing for the issuance % reeLnding
bonds Of the City of Mobridge.
South Dakota in the amount of
$4,000, for the purpose of refund
ing the outstanding floating debt
If the city and providing for the
levy of taxes to pay the principal
and interest Of such refunding
bonds be passed to its first read
ing, so carri d and read. Alder
men voting in favor were Hoard
Larson, Schuler and Clark Alder
men voting against the same were
none. Moved and End that the
following bills be allowed. So
'arried.
Pill of City Engineer Fred
PfaHstiehl ................$4 $40 90
LonI OF j. Il. Clayton for
lrawing assessment roll. $500
Moved and 2nd that meeting he
adjourned to April 10, 1911 Sc
carried.
Meeting of City Council, City OF
,iobri1ge, of March 30th, 1911.
Alderman reassembled pursuant te
adjorrned meeting of March 18th.
1911, Mayor Ssoltzman presiding
~oll cell of aldermen resulting az
follows: Aldermen presen', Har'
ris, Clark and Larson; absent
Nelson, Hoard an2 Schueler.
Meeting adjourned fer lack d
1uorum TO March oath, 1911.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-14
LOCAL NEWS
cad the ads in this issue

Public stenographer at room |
Bwn block.
Ehere will be Norwegian service.
nit Sunday. N. f. Cole.
Miss Anna Church has been a
Aerdeen the past couple Of days
Try a Gossard corset. The,
gte satisfaction. Miss Hellr:eg i
Mrs. Button and son Donald
vjited at Selby early in the week
Lars Larson has been at Chey.
efe Agency several days this
Wiz.
fOme people don't appear tc
ktw whether they are going OF
eding.
Mayer shoes, the best ever, al
Cbstock's. A lew shipment just
revived.
attorney Morrison was called to
E4le Butte, Monday on legal
b3ness.
lomstOck gets fresh strawberries
sfy Tuesday ard Friday az d
dit you forget it.
lhe Lady Maccabees will give a
dafe in Dykeman hall on the
efing of Easter Monday.
hrge assortment of Faster
! pa caEas and hand painted Easter
ems at The Surprise store.
r. Ekrem reports that Mrs.
JR. Tilden underwent a success
fubperation Monday and is doinp
pc Ladies Aid society Of the
Ckregational church met with
ma Harry Conger Yesterday after.
ne$.
4ngle-ccmb White Leghorr
egl for hatching. ST. 90 e se'tinc
EHard F. Cords, Selby, South
D4pta.
M. White Of Louisville Ken
tutey, is in the city and contem-
pies going into business in Mo-
brige.
New York banker says money
!. 'distressingly easy" Still,
sode of us are comparatively free
frf this distress.
4hst received a NV assortment
OF lgingham, lawn, cotton voilee.
msfaline and pongee ready-to-weal
ApAepSf Miss Mellriaoel
9ob Hall of Aberdeen was in II
eitA~ Saturday and bought a lo
ad}ining his property on Wiscon
siulavenue from Bertl Olsen fo,
s4t.
About 300 people we're in attend
ar at the lot sale Tuesday, an,
abfnt 80 lots were sold, owe,
$4,000 dollars being realized froi
tAs|sale.
TORT donaldson came down from
hisfanch near Glenham Taesda,
TO hstend the lot sale, biinginI
wlth him DR.. Brink and Mr.
Grimm from Boyden, Iowa.
FRS. Linden has gone to low
TO poin her husband for a visi
thsfe with friends. Mr.. Linde
hsTlng stopped off there Will
sn'Dute home from Milwaukee.
The meeting of the Woman
LIBRARY Club whieh wa held /
Mrs. j. Mullen's Tuesday was on
ofqnusual interest and the progral
Ysgea very instructive and er
asraAinlng to all present
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-14

Decided lands and relinquish-
ients for Sale. Inquire at Mo-
ridge State Bank. Mobridge, S. D..
P. p. Stoltzman has up to date
shoes, the Douglas brand and mems
furnishing goods.
For sale Lot /, in block 20.
Mobridge. s. ID. Address I'll. Hell
neke. Chaska, MINI.
II YOU want a first-class, full
Gather davenport, call at the Mo
bridge Furniture store.
Large hand-painted Easter cards
at special price of 10 cent at the
Surprise Store.
NOTICE
Mobridge Lodge, No. 205,
Il. o. O.. F., meets every Wednes-
day night at 5 o'clock in the hall
in the upper story OF she He'll
buildiny at north end Of Main
st ,eet. All brothers ard visiting
brothers ore cordially invited and.
urged to attend these meetings.
Look for red light,
w. j. Perry, N. e..
M, A Brockett, W q.
II. MI. Fields, Sec.
T.. Larson, Treas.
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ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR THE ISSUANCE OF
W~ATERWORKS BONDS OF
THE CITY OF MOBRIDGE,
SOUTH DAKOTA. IN THE
AMOUNT OF FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, AND PROVIDING
FOR THE COLLECTION OF
TAXES TO PAY THE INTER.
EST AND PRINCIPAL OF SAID
BONDS WHEN Due.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-04-14

CONTINUED next week.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27
SETTLERS AND COMPANY WILL
MAKE COMPROMISE
Payments Not To Begin In Two
Butts~ Ppjeo Until Octo-
Der Of Next Year


ne s'a'e i'nu D"aru yesteruaS
uecideu upon compromise between
'"e se''iers ana the irrigation COM
pa"S that mas put water on the
"o nu'oes PROJECT located In
fr""ers county, ABOUT ~ miles
south OF Lamar rms Is the
'arey ACT PROJECT competed In thls
state ana means the reclamation OF
ABOUT zZ'ooo acres
me company ueciareu water on
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27
TRYING TO SOLVE A DEATH
MYSTERY
Mis-. Mary Kinds of Enid is in
Wichita Hunting for Some
Trace of Her Uncle

Mrs. Mary Kinds. OF Enid, Ok.
trace of her uncle, Horace G. Nor
ton, who was last heard of by
her in June, and whom she be-
lieves is now dead. Norton was at
one time deputy sheriff in Cow
ley county and later he was guard
at the Kansas penitentiary four
years. He was blacksmith and
until last June had been living in
Medicine lodge In June Norton and
Mrs. Kinds went to Colorado on
a property deal They separated at
Holly. Colo. Mrs. Kinds going on
to Denver That was on June II.
Failing to her from her uncle.
Mrs. Kinds began an investigation
to learn where he was, She heard
that he had been killed. and later
in her search she found picture
of a man whom she believes to
be Norton. The man was evident
ly dead when the picture was tax
en-. and the picture was sent out
to the police departments in var
iOus towns IN the letter, telling Of
his death. 1t was sent with the
hope that some one might identify
the man. Mrs. Kinds found the
picture at headquarters in an Ok
Lthoma town, but the letter was
lost. and there was no address on
the picture, and she has no way
of learning at what town the pie
cure was taken. She applied 20
the police here to see If they had
"A similar picture and the letter
which was evidently sent out with
". but while they remember seeing
the picture, both IL and the letter
have been destroyed A picture.
but no letter was found in the of
flee of Sheriff John Millhaubt.
but that does not help any
There is nothing in the pLoture
to indicate the cause of the mans
death. but 1t is evident that his
head was lying on the cushion OF
an engine seat and that some grain
doors had been set up near for n
background. and this gives rise to
the belief that the picture was
taken at some railroad station
Wichita Beacon. Sept G. 1911.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

u Land Otfice a. Lamar Colorado.
september g. 1871.
Sotice Is hereby given that James. /.
stephens, uf Lamar. Colo X. = Il.
No. l. who. on October s. 1879. made
Homestead Application. Serial No 0s2g7
Tor Mel section -. Township 20 3
ttanEe a W. sixth Principal Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention to make
FINAL Communication Proof. TO establish
claim to the land above described he
tore the Register and Receiver at La
mar, Colorado. on the lfth day to No
vember 1911.
Claimant names At witnesses Bavht
W stephens. T. \. McBroOm. T. q
Walker BlnnCh Stephens. all Of Queen
teach colo.
EUGENE NJ WHITAKER,
Register
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

= TtpHItHItHt OF Inc THteTIOT
l. \ Land office at Lamar. Colorado
september % 1911
Notice II hereby given that David W
stephens. Of Lamar. Colo. II r. D.
No !. who. on February 20, 1910. made
Homestead application Serial No O7Zas
fos the Lots 3. Z. 8. Of Section s
4 township us. Range &c w, Sixth
Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention to make Final Communication
Proof. to establish claim to the hand
above described. before the Register ana
iieceiver at Lamar. Colorado. on the
3th day u November. 1911
Claimant names witnesses. james
l. stephens. T.. \. NicRrooTn T. q
walker Blanch stephens. all Of Queen
Beach. colo.
EUGENE NJ WHITAKER.
Register.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

NV" 'Jpc"fhtf7
Il have sold ms old typewriter
You were sensible JinE married
his Washington Herald.
Tn. Yukon Climate.
In the Yukon territory the thermOme
ter ranges during az least ii e months
year from zero To 40 below.
Where7
In Virginia folks say we are some
what apt TO think the sun revolves
round and round our little verdant
spot of ground. so IT is an actual fact
that one day when the mountain on
which on. Of our citizens resided
caught hre he ran to his cabin. call
Ing:
wife. wife. the worlds on fret Git
20 undercloes and les goF'-Lippin-
colts.
Louis Napoleon In Ameries.
1t is noticeable that Princess Caro-.
line. who subsequently knew the EN-
peror so Intimately. makes no refer.
ence to the visit Of Louis Napoleon to
America 10 1887 He was for two
months In New York. where he lived
at the Washington hotel. Broadway
1t is Interesting TO know that be made
the acquaintance Of Washington lr
wing. whom he visited at Sunnyside
Irving had also met Mile. de Montijo
On the occasion Of the emperor's mar
rage In 1853 he wrote. Louis Napo-
leon and Eugene de Montijo. emperor
and empress Of France. one of whom
! have had ms guest at my cottage
on the Hudson and the other Of whom
when a child had on my knee at
Grenada Princess Murat's Memoirs.
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

MadSe CreaShe. stenoSrapher
CoronerS inquest .... .. .... 10 90
j. IL. Kellogg. coroner's fees E. ~ 50
lhe County Clerk was instructed to
advertise for bids for the grading ana
suriacins OF State Primary Road No. .,
from Morse east to Grote.
Board adjourned To meet Sept. 10. lgll
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

Lamar Colo. Sept. 5th. 1911
Board met In regular session. all
members present
The following claims were allowed.
and warrants ordered drawn In pay
ment on the Ordinary County Revenue
Fund:
Elizabeth stone, stenographlc
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

Lamar. Colo. Sept. Is. 1911.
The report of J. \. simpson. sheriff,
cd. and his claim OF sl51.3l for fees
and expenses was allowed and warrant
hInaiy County revenue fund
BIOS We're received for grading On
state Primary Road No. from Lamar
20 Morse, as follows: Linville Bros.
sal43.6s. s. L. Porterfield. $3.50 81
Lon rlloon, S3lyly5. j. q. rord, S32Go.
~ y. bberle. s27GG.2i.
On motion seconded and duly carried
me bld oi $500. - was accepted and the
contract awarded to Il. \. Eberlc on
SAID bid, subject to his filing with the
Iounty clerk a bond executed by some
surety Company authorized to do busi-
ness IN the state of Colorado In the
sum of Sl3s3.I2.
The County Clerk was Instructed 10
ANY eTtlsed Tor bids FOR the driving OF
not less than 800 feet nor more than
~, feet OF three row. jetty Of oak PHI
ing. pillhs to be 10 feet apart in the
rows, and the rows TO be eight feel
apait with top and lateral braces. pill
ing 10 be "a feet long, with 70 feet men
etration. braces to be csxS pine umher
dotted with 5NS bolts. county To furnish
p,i,nE omy. contractor to furnish all
Board adjourned to meet sept 10. 1911
Sept 10Th. 1911.
hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present
Bids were received FOR furnishing I2o
inch top 2l-fOot oak pilinE as fol
lows. W NJ. Dickinson Ibr. CO. 22Isc
per 1901, Western Lbr. Co. 224,c per
loot Holly Lbr n Supply Co. s2s,c per
1901 Lamar Lbr. Co. DC per foot
ne County Clerk was Instructed 10
order the above described piling from
the W. NJ. Dickinson I.br 90 al g2iLc
per foot + o. u. Lamar
ed.
Resolved, That the appropriation of
1853 made hv the State Highway Com
mission to IrOwers County. as per their
communication Of sept 10 1911 for the
purpose Of FudinE and surfaclng state
Urinary Road No ln said county he
Board adjourned to meet Sept. %. 1911
Sept 23ri 1911
Board met pursuant to adjournment
" " MhnNill" and :. l. Higbee pres
Board checked the semi-annuaI state
nent Of County Treasurer for period
'nding June 10 1871.
On motion board adjourned
|. II. r. Syp County CLERK and H..
torder In and forsald County In III.
state aforesaid. do hereby certify that
IN" foregoing Ii n fun. true aud correct
copy Of the proceedings Of the Board
II County Commissioners In the COUNTY
and State aforesaid rs the same an
pears upon the records of my office
Given under my hand and official seal
'his eSth DAY ~ September. \ u 1911
II. T., SYp
County CLERK and Recorder
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

Lamar. Colo. Sept. 9Th. 1911.
The following claims were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn In pay
fnent on the Ordinary County Revenue
tund:
W A. Merrill Dep Dist. Atty IS 90
W. a Merrill. eNpenFe Go.
Atty. 100 &C.,. 80. .... 30 90
Boani adjourned to meet Sept. 3. 1911
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27
THEOBALDI


The
will NJ. E. September 18th
The Lamar register., 1911-09-27

Sept 23pi. 1911
w. ~ Mhnvili" and : J. HiEbee. pres-
s-ut
Board checked the scmi-annuaI state
ending June 10 1911
ON motion board adjourned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
'sENNO AND WISE
CLOUT THE BALL
ottunwa Won Another Game From
kewanee Through Heavy Stick
ing Of TWO Vets. Who
Gets Home Runs.
MUscATINE SHUT OUT
Galesburs Had Little Difficulty Put
ting Count of 4 to Over
on the Infants-mon-
mouth Won.
MUsCAT1NE SHUT OUT

oTTUMWA, May 17.-Two home
runs in the first two stanzas, followed
by triple and six bingles in the first
six frames of the combat, was the
manner in which Ottumwa won the
second game from the Kewanee Boiler
makers Pitcher Tom Drohan was
pelted all over the lot, with Dan Sen
no and Eddie Wise starting with cir
cult drives. Manager Andrews made
2 joke out of the game in the seventh
inning when he sent Short Stop Hill
to the mound in Drohan's place. Big
Jim TONES held the visitors in check
all the way, never allowing them to
bunch their bins, and when necessary
shooting across most mystifying as
sortment Kewanee's eight hits were
distributed throughout the nine SEES
sions The fielding of Wise and Berg
hammer added zest to the otherwise
fearful slaughter. The score:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
PAY HIGH PRICE
FOR YOUNGSTER
Paul Strand, Youngest Ball Player in
National Game, Has Been Sold
BY Spokane to
Boston.
LOOKS LIKE A WONDER
Is Only Eighteen Years Of Age, But
is Big and Has speed-some of
His More Recent
Feats.

SPOKANE, Wash, May 16-Paul
Strand, southpaw pitcher on the Spo.
kane team of the Northwestern league.
Just sold to the Boston Americans for
$500, is the youngest player In or
ganized baseball in America. He is
native OF the state of Washington.
born in December, 1898, on a farm at
South Prairie, where his parents set
tied 20 years ago. soon after arriving
In this country from Sweden.
There are several interesting incl
dents in young Strands brief career.
He won his first three professional
games playing with Spokane this sea
son, allowing but 10 hits and striking
out thirty men. In the second game
here against the Victoria, B. c., team
he struck out the first three men at
bat with nine pitched ba..s.
Strand is a trifle more than six feet
In height and weighs 1Su pounds. He
has developed unusual speed and
shows control and some generalship
Veterans declare he will be the SEN
sation of the year as soon as he ac-
quires some of the finer points of the
game. He is natural player, throws
we'll TO the bases and works fast. OF
the field he is quiet and reserved,
passing his leisure in study.
His playing with the South Prairie
team last summer attracted the atten-
ton OF Joe Cohn manager of the In
dams, who secured the youngsters pa
rents signatures on contract, before
the other leaguers could get to them.
COINS Judgment was verified soon
afterward. when Strand, then pitching
for his home team, shut ont Tacoma's
crack amateur team, allowing three
hits and striking out eighteen men
my parents were opposed to my
plan to become professional ball
player" Strand said In an interview
in Spokane recently, My mother
cried at first. but afterwards consent
ed, telling me to be good boy when
away from home Father intimated
he would not spare the strap If fail
ed, so juot had to make good
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
Summary.
Browns Beat Hannibal.

MONMOUTH. H.. May 1s.-The
Browns Won another game from the
Cans yesterday afternoon by better all
around playing. Burge was on the hill
and had the visitors on his STAFF all
the way until the eighth, when he
gave his only pass Of the day and II
was turned Into run. Adams was
easy for the Brown hatters while his
support was loose at times. He pass.
cd the first man to face him and tina,
cost the first run. while batting
spree led by Burge In the third count.
ed three and another pass in the sixth
was coined into a run. The score.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
Can Beat IN. Worfe.

The Power City baseball eI15 hes
issued a challenge 70 meet ezy IN
dependent ball club il the cngrtrT-
The club is elated over a n 70 & VIC
tory Sunday over the Keokus Cubs
and will make an effort to 90 throEgh
the season without defeat TIE llne~
up follows; J. Hickey, c Mofflr
Bremen, 1b; 7. Hickey, 2b. Ray. %
Rockman, SIS Anderson If McGaf-
Tey, CT. Ioeffler, ri. Games may BE-
arranged by consulting any Of the
above players.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
Notes of the Minor | eaoues

KEW ANBE, H., May l7.,-short.
stop Hubbart Of San Antonio, Texas.
was signed today by Manager An.
ureWs ior immediate service on the
hewanee Central Association team
M'LEANsBoRo, H.. Nav II
shortstop johnson Of Morganfeld XIV.
was signed here today to PLAY on
the McLeansboro Kitty league team
ROCKFORD, H.. May I7.-0wnor
Buders of Rockford today purchased
Cyril Slapnicka from Toledo ., ,ha
American Association.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
MONMOUTH BROWNS
HERE TOMORROW
keokuk Should Pick At Least Five
Out Of Seven Fron stark's Men
During Two Series

The Monmouth club ope1s Al er-
gagemeut OF three days here to-or-ov
and Immediately follaEing i tie r#o
clubs will go over 70 Monmouth II
play four games
Keokuk should pick fire 90 x seT-
en- from the Browns sEarEs neu
have not been going we'll as-aoF-gh
the team has bolstered up during tie
past few days. having Toh nfee
game from Hannibal yeste-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdsys Results.

St Louis. 1921: New York. s-1o-1.
Bztte-tes-steeie and Bliss: Raymond,
A-es. Msrruard and Wilson
Pf-tsbvrg. 1l151: Boston, T-12-1-
Batte-ies-s Steele and Gibson: Pfefer,
B-pFn aid Rz-idea.
g-ookirr. s-le-l Chicago. o-s-2. Bat
te-seB z-ger ard Bergen; Weaver,
Tc-eT and Archer
cs1esr-zsi. ll-11-1; Philadelphia. T.
~ Fasts-tes suggs and Mclean
Sre-1zn Chalmers. shultz and Moran
zzS Doo6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
Warning 70 Railroad Men.

E. S. Bacon. II Bast ST. Bath. Ne.
sends out this warning to railruaders:
"A conductor on the railroad. my work
caused chronic inflammation Of the
kidneys, and ! was miserable and
all played out A friend advised Folay
Kidney Pills and from the day com
menced taking them. began to re-
gain my strength The Inflammation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
~ Ssya.E.g. nd. Nay 17.-wn

NJ 4 ~ tx. nd, Nay 1I.-Wil-
s,ys NaGssgs 5sssaeT for the Cairo. H..
sasA9sg s4sse 70 me Kitty league,
TJsS teefs M ~ ya z tew days ago and
esass ~ ~ slgae here, claiming he
e;sa So zse8ssg e,losigh salary. re-
ssvsAI ~ E@N C@4re team today.
I,SFqTef Ef3<gX, krz.. May 17--out-
s.si6ng SsH ass ssep sold to Brook
- ~ ~ Mex zpmerY club and Short.
ss1l.1 bAge a6f see1 released TO New
SsgaA vi gaN Hee Orleans club. ac-
6ls5fs III rs 86efH@ gscffyed b. Presi-
6A>s9 x.a989asYg mix follows the
sasse ~ ys6a6v s1sage ard shortstop
s,s.f,as9 M ~ Elereiaad Americans
III eas I1GSs8at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17

was lucky In getting away with a
bunt down to Rohn. Taking chance
ne stole second. after Cavanaugh had
failed TO sacrifice. Pfyl walked and
Bresnahan hit grounded which Sec
ond Baseman Brown permitted to go
between his legs and the game was
over. The score:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

ST Louis, 4-11-1; Washington. 0-3-2.
Batteries-Lake and Stephens; Gray
and Ainsmith
Chicago. 6-e-1; Philadelphia, 1872.
Batteries-scott and Sullivan; Krause
and Thomas
Cleveland. o-s-2; New York, I'll.
Batteries-Gregg and Fisher; Fisher
and Blair.
Detroit, 1852; Boston, s-1o-1. Bat.
teries-Lahtte and stanage: Karger,
Cicotte and Carrigan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
summary.

Two base hits-Drohan- KzlpatrscE
Three base hi--afat1. Home runs
Seuno, Wise Sacrifice hit-Matt-
Stolen bases-Wise Eaas. Lobsr.
Fitzpatrick ? Struck ou--BT TONES.
4 oy Drohan- 10 Bases oz hzIlE0E
TONES. ). OF D-ohar. I Hit bF
pitcherBg HiII. 4 Hits-o1 D~naza.
in s innings Ct FIJI II tares II
nirgs Tfue % g--is5 Tu2re
Gore At-e1dz-cev rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17

Fave you ,roenlc OF any kind arising from
disortered stomach Go to your druggist
AID get u Soc or 81 bottle OF DR.. Caldwells
Syrup Fepsin. which is positively guaranteed to
cure you and keep ycu well
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
Standing Of the Clubs.

Where They Play.
Washington az ST. Louis.
Phiis deIphia at Chicago.
New YORK ar Cleveland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-17
Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play.
Gslesburg at Muscatine.
Kewanee at Ottumwa.
Burlington at Keokuk
Hannibal at Monmouth.
Results Yesterday.
AT Keokuk-Burlington 4 Keokuk
5.
At ottuwa-o ttumwa, S; Kewanee,
5.
At Muscatine- Museatine, 0; Gales
burg, 1.
At Monmouth-Monmou 5; Han
nibal l.