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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-25
Baseball Briefs
Wagner signs on Birthd ay.


limited Press Leased Wire Service
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 24Hans
Wagner, shortstop for the Pirates,
this afternoon returned signed con
tract at the headquarters of the Pitts
burgh baseball club
The eccentric star, whose batting
average for s years Of major league
playing Is .345, went up to President
Dreyfus with the contract in his hand
and said:
'Howdy Barney. This is my birth
day-I'm IS today and l thought I'd
celebrate by bringing in my signed
contract. Here she is, all in good
shape.
Thirty-one Pirates now have signed
for 1912.
krause Banqueted by Friends.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. "a. Harry
Krause. star southpaw of Connie
Mack's worlds champion Athletics,
was banqueted here tonight by hun
dred of his friends on the eve OF his
departure to join the Philadelphia
Americans. He was presented with a
silver loving cup and diamond ring.
I
Duffy Buys outfieider.
Hunted Press Leased Wire Service
,Al1LWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 24.-Word
twas received here tonight that Man
lager Hugh Duffy has purchased out
right, Leftfelder John Kelly. Of the
Newark, N. j., club, international
league, as Brewer property for the
coming season. Duffy is now at Prov
4 idence, r. l.. attending the annual
Injecting of the International league.
/ McGraw Shy, on Pitchers.
limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
1 II MARLIN SPRINGS, Texas, Feb, "a
Satisfied that he has in his aggrega
/ ton of recruits who have been prac
ticing here for the last week, not less
a than FIVE infielders who are of champ
4 ionship calibre but that he has failet
to land even one good pitching pros
pect, Manager McGraw Of the Giants
4 will work these infielders to the limit
I Then he will use a couple of them il
a trade for pitcher, something III
will want badly as it is now believed
certain Drucke is as good as out o
the game for all time with his lame
shoulder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-25
KEOKUk HIGH WINS
BASKET BALL GAME
Play Hannibal High School Athletes
off Their Feet in Fastest
Game of Season at
Y. M. c. A.
DEVERo'S FEATURE PLAY
Every Man in High School Squad is
Given Chance to Make His
Letter in Last Nights
Game.

SPOTS SDU SHRDLTs SRDU SHRDL.
The. long looked for and unexpected
has happened
keokuk High school won a game of
basket ball. Not only that but they
won 1T by gilt-edged work, playing
rings around their heavier opponents
and running them clear off their feet.
Outweighed by several pounds to the
man, they worked SO fast and by vast
ly superior teamwork ran up a score
of 6S to II on the husky athletes from
the Hannibal High school,
The marked reversal of form of the
Il. III. s. was the sole topic OF talk
around the Y. NJ G. A. last night and
the victorious team were busy receiv-
ing congratulations from their support.
ers.
Devero was the star of the evening
handling his men to the best advan-
Itage and getting in on all the plays.
He has shown marked ability as a
captain and is certain of great fll.
ture as a basket ball player. All the
members of the squad were given an
opportunity to play last night in order
to give all of them an opportunity
| to make the X. for playing in win.
ming game. An unusually large squad
has been carried all season to devel
op an entirely new team to represent
the X. III. S.
Following is the lineup:
\ 1Ia..>.L.1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-25
HUNTINGTON Players Sold.

Tom Hayden, owner of the Burling-
ton club, added one thousand beans to
his overlooking money bag when he
disposed of Pitcher Willis, star Cen
trail Association twirler, to the Mem
phis club In the Southern league. An
nouncement of the sale was made Sat
urday In the Office of President M. E.
Justice during conference here for
the purpose of discussing matters
pertaining to the C. A.. schedule for
the 1912 season.
The sale Of Willis boosts Hayden's
grand total to s11,45o, which is be
lieyed to be the highest amount of
money secured for ball players by any
minor league magnate in the country
during the past season. Hayden has
sold nine ball players in the past
twelve months, eight of whom played
| in the Central Association. Kirnbell
was the ninth but was not seen in
action in this league.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-25

Summary-Field goals-Devero II;
Vaughn z; Huiskamp 5; McGrath A.;
Jenkins !; Harrington 1 Heineman
4; Pond l /; Raible a; Hogg /; Merri-
man /.
Foul goals Hogg 2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-25
willis a Star Last Season.


1 Hayden's sale is of a player who
|twirled excellent ball last season, be-
ing a close second to Raymond Boyd
of Ottumwa, who led the league and
was sold to Cincinnati. Previously
Willis had played with Guthrie in the
Western Association and Lincoln in
1.-THE Western league. In 1909 he went
to the Chicago White Sox but did not
stick.
Following Hayden's visit to Keokuk
lit was announced that the schedule
committee which is composed Of
Owner Hayden, President Justice and
Hugh Hill of Kewanee would meet in
Burlington early in the week, possibly
Tuesday for the purpose of comforting
further on the schedule matter with
a view to adopting it with slight alter
ations. Today both Owner Hayden
and President Justice stated that the
schedule difficulties can easily be re-
moved. This afternoon Hayden left
for Burlington to confer with base
ball men there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-25
Rohn to Pilot Burlington.

Before leaving the Burlington mag
nate announced that Dick Rohn would
again pilot the Burlington team in
1912. He stated that he has sixty
ball players to pick from and will not
announce his team for some time yet.
1t is not Hayden's custom to give out
news from day to day about the play
ers he signs, preferring to surprise
Burlington fans with nifty team in
the spring.
81 think the Central Association is
going to have one of its most pros
porous years." said Owner Hayden in
an interview on league matters in
general and why not? In every
city in the circuit good baseball men
are in charge of affairs and the man
ayers are excellent
do you think the league will be any
slower because OF the young bal
players?'
Its simply question whether you
want young blood or old. We car
have old ball players il you want them
but I prefer the young. The league
Twill be plenty fast enough don't lei
THAT worry YOU
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Shall Women Vote?

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Rubber Goods

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Imported and
Domestic Perfumes

river's AIurae. Floramye. Xu-
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Ricaud's MARY Garden" the
odor they are AL talking
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Roger Z 0allet'S Vera vso1ette.
HoubaEant's Ideal. per ounce. .ol..y
Kesko6's Djer-Kiss, per ounce. Sc
Hudnut's Dubarry Extract. per
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Brush Department

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munyon's witch Hazel Hair IN

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Soaps

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-30

1T hurts me worse than it does
your appeared pretty prominent
N Taft's spanking OF Teddy. Oh,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15

The Confederate gunboat Ala
bama launched.
lS66-President yetoes the bill ad-
mitting Colorado as a state
lS67-Withdrawa of Bazaine's forces
from the Territory of Mexico.
1852 Lieutenant Lockwood reaches
farhest northen point.
1SS3-Treaty between the United
States and Corea ratified at
Seoul.
lyO5-Yachts start in Transatlantic
race for Emperor Williams cup.
l90S-Admiral Sperry took command
of the Atlantic fleet at San Fran
cisco.
| ll-United States supreme court
ordered Standard Oil company
lisso.ved in six months.
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Sneezina Season Sense.


Wise is the man who will declare,
"Ill stick to heavy underwear
1T may be spring and all of that,
But in thick flannels I'll stand pat.
He's not the man who goes "Ker-
choo."
Whose nose is red and eyes are. too.
He goes each day down to his biz,
And suffers not from rheumatic.
He's not all bunged up with the grip.
And awful doses have to sip.
He has no bones that pain him sore,
The doctor stops not at his door
Spring cannot fool him with a smile;
He's sense enough to wait awhile
Before he pats on garments thin,
Like some folns do, then are "all in
He doesn't rush his lightweight coat.
So gentle spring gets not his goat.
New York Press.
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With Mrs. Adams.

Mrs. G. +. Adams very Delightfully."-
entertained few friends on ycster
day afternoon IL honor of Mrs. jim
Stonum. The pretty living room and
dining room were decorated with
baskets of pink roses. Forty Two was
played in interesting progression.
Mrs w. p. Poland, as high scorer
received a fan for prize, and grace
fully presented it to the honoreP
Mrs. Joe F. Williams received the
BOBBY prize, a miniature fan.
The honoree was presented with a
cut glass salt and pepper shaker.
After the games refreshments were
enjoyed by Mesdames Joe f. Viii
ia,ns, W. y. Poland Lamont Byars
Harry Tllinghast, W. d. Potter. Nor
ris Sass, II. II. Sayre, Carrie Max
well, Arthur Straehley, Cook, Roh
Poland, Anderson, Waitrip, Ken
bricks, Wallenstein, Kahn, liarreld
Crockett; Misses Natalie Williams
Helen and Thurlow Ward and Made
line Hendricks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15
NAV Is IN HISTORY.

l4yi-Columbus discovered great
number of Islands in the West
Indies, which he called Queen
Garden.
1G64-Isand Of Cayenne surrendered
to the French by treaty with the
Dutch.
177j-Congress resolved to issue pa
per money,
17S1-Fort Cranky surrendered by
the British to Colonel Lee.
1777-Duel between General Mcln-
tosh and Governor Gwinnett.
1SO4-Life of George Washington,
compiled from his own manu-
scrips by John Marshal, stimuli
taneously published in the unl-
ted States and England.
lSl4-The British plundered Poult-
neville, on Lake Ontario, but
were driven off by General Swift
1S2O-Florence Nightingale born.
1S36-Three hundred Indians attack
ed the village of Roanoke, on the
Chattahooche, Ga, and burned
it to ashes.
1S46-Government plans attack on
Mexico on the north from Texas
ic coast to invade New Mexico
from Fort Leavenworth, and Oiu
Mexico on the north from AeXas.
1S47-The American army entered
Pueblo, Mexico.
1S56-Second vigilance committee or
ganized in San Francisco. Cal.
S61-Massachusetts Legislature Of
fered to lend the United States
s7,0O0,000 to carry on the war
lS62-Agriculture denartment cfea-
ted by act of congress.
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]! INS0CIEIY N S !;'.!;; !!;!5!:7! y Z.
~ BY MARY GwYN wHTEMAN: TELEPHONE No. l4a

by the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Northeast Presby yterian church. The,
was IA good attendance and lively
interest.
The church has discovered il has a
number OF poets for the ladies
boldly stepped out and read their own
literary productions which told how
they had earned their first quarter
and how it grew until they realized
the sum of s49.07. The proceeds
from the ice cream brought in s7.2O.
The ladies wish to thank all who
so kindly helped them in this work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15
INDIAN BABIES
TO GET MONEY
THE SUPREME COURT DECISION
CLEARS WAY TO SETTLE THE
CHEROKEE NATION AFFAIRS.

Washington, May 1.-THE last
stumbling block in the way of fl
nal settlement OF the affairs of the
Cherokee nation was removed today
when the United States supreme
court sustained the lower court by
deciding that J, 100 too late Chero-
kee babies, born after Sept. /, 1902,
and living March 4. 1906, were en-
titled to share equally with the
Cherokees in a distribution of the
lands and funds OF the tribe.
The supreme court refused to en-
join the secretary of the interior
and the secretary of the treasury
from admitting the children to the
rolls and from paying the money to
the babies. The case, which has
been pending in courts for years has
been the only litigation in the way
of the dissolution of the Cherokee
nation.
Under the terms of the decision,
the interior department will at once
prepare to make a $15 per capita
payment to the babies from the tribal
funds, in accordance with an act of
congress passed last summer. II is
expected that final settlement of
the affairs of the Cherokee nat.e
will not now be affected within six or
eight months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15
Sensible Women Know
Foundation of Health

|superior to salts, cathartic pills. waters.
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A. health talks to women become
more general, both in the newspapers
and on the platform, the mass Of women
are beginning to realize what the more
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The most important thing that q
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-15

After about II years of non-union-
ism "a charter has recently been is
sued to the employees of the Toledo
Traction company by the Amalgam-
ated Association. The company has
bitterly fought the organization Of
its men and Rein Orr, the treas
urer of the Amalgamated Asoscia.
tion, was badly beaten up by thugs
employed by the traction comp@ny,
while forming the organization. il
is stated that the union is now in
fair way to protect the interests OF
the employees.
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The Demons Of the Swamp

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Shower for Miss Frame.

Mesdames Tom Frame, Myers and
J. l.. higgins entertained on yester-
day afternoon with linen shower
in honor of Miss Sue Frame, who
VIII be married today week to Mr..
John l.. Smith of Wichita, Kansas.
Roses we're used abundantly in dec
Grating the II meandFwilleve ne
Grating the home and Forty Two WAS
played in interesting progression.
Mrs. John Freeman scored the
games.
The ice cream was served in the
shape OF "A pink heart, except in the
case of the honor guest, who receiv-
ed hers in the shape of a white wish
bone.
After the games Miss Clara VOL
verton played the opening strains of
the wedding march and the guests
followed the honoree to an adjoining
room where the gifts We're on dis
play.
They were both numerous and
handsome and We're viewed with
much admiration
lose SO pleasantly entertained
We're Mesdames n. c. Woods, r. J..
Evans, Homer Iinlile, Louis Boyd,
Dean Harr, Zan Williams, Fred Carr,
Harold Wallace, Sykes OF Wheeler,
Walter Madden, Spindler, J. I. Cole
man, Bert Foster, r. y. Coleman,
Mark Kirkpatrick, C. c. Bryant, Snel-
son, Maize Cruce OF Oklahoma City,
Arthur Kyle, Olin Wolyerton, Misses
Sadie Hall, Lillian McNeese, Vera
Olive, Dorothy and Ellen Dickson,
Mary and Florence Hoard, Lena Gar
denhire, Helen and Thurlow Ward,
Clara and Ovella Wolverton, Hallette
Fraley, Natalie Williams. Mrs. W. b.
Frame, Mrs. NJ. l.. Quarles.