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The Washington herald., 1912-05-05

dead and excessively no good during the
long cruel winter.
May IL a generally prosperous month,
because the accumulation Of cash neces-
sary to take them away on their June
vacations II is a fine month In which
to look over prospectuses Of summer ho-
tells and ocean voyages. II only the locker
has strength OF mind enough 70 compro-
mise on a new hammock later on OF
late May has also become q favoFite
month In which TO become the owner Of
The Washington herald., 1912-05-05
THAT ALLEN GANG.

Sid Allen and wes Edwards may. be
found In some outlaw team.
We judge that choisy-le-RoI is the
HillsviIle Of Paris
Doubtless the detectives would make
good their promises TO capture the Car
roll County outlaws ''at daybreak to-
morrow" but for the fact that tomorrow
never comes.
1t Is believed that the Aliens are stin
at large In the interest taken IN the
Titanic disaster. they have been lost
sight Of.
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cruaoe'a Assistant.

John D. Rocked 2ler. jr.. discussing with
his Bible class the folly OF marrying on
an inadequate income, says the Detroit
Free Press, told an Easter story.
mo young wife, he said. ''can be
truly happy II she IS OVERWHELMED with
housework-with the washing OF clothes
and the scrubblng OF front steps"
Mr.. Rockefeller smiled and added:
II once said to a little boy:
What do.you known about Good Fri
dayg
He was the feIler what done Robin
son crusoe's houseWork.' the little boy
responded.n
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hack Asain.

FrOm Judge
Now cease to fret Ger butcher bills.
The price OF meat forget.
What matters II the finny folk
Escape the fishers net?
Farewell to pork chop and to stew
Avaunt you costly steak
We welcome back to festive board
The Juicy. red shortcake.
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a next years Model 6o-horsepower road
ster. with the gasoline tank arranged In
q more swagger position. and to drive the
same thunderously down the street, hll-
ing the owners OF 1000 out Of date cars
with horror and despair.
May has thirty-one days and Is one
Of the very few months which could
stand an extra thirty-one days without
causing general complaint
tcopghsht. lSl2. b. George MatthsS AdanaJ
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A LITTLE NONSENSE.
ao sLoW.

GO SLOW.
Accept this tip.
Ny worthy friend;
Avoid the grip
And DO not send
Your flannels into limbo yet
Lest yoy reeret: lest you regret.
Although the spring
Il gay with buds,
You'd better cling
Unto your duds.
Assume no gear OF ganzsk or net.
Lest you regret: iest you regret
UneIs Pennywi.s sayss
The average politician thinks All the
worlringnan needs ia a speech once in
a while on the dignity OF labor.
PxbHe Fistterx.
-she had hlm arrested for kissing her
forcibly, and he was nned t2oe.s
yet they are good friends now"
yes; he announced IN open court that
81 was worth the money
In popular weekly. Connie Mack tells
how to make winning ball team. Now,
gentlemen Of all leagues. there Is no ex-
cuge for having a loser. You can buy
the publication for cents.
Nay 5 in History.
May s. B. C. soOo-Bsbylon plays eight
cen innings with the Hittites. a popular
team Of sluggers in ancient days
May S, B. c. t1tl-oid King Midas IN
vests in gold brick. the frst case on
record.
Tickle.
Oh. sprinctime. In your hours OF ease.
Uncertain. coy. and apt TO frseze-
One minute snow.
Then zephyrs low
Come murmuring among the trees!
saving something.
''ThIs is a dreadful downpour."
Yes; and my umbrella is far too small
TO shelter your picture hat"
We'll. Try to hold It over that velvet
bow, anyhow
A Delicate P0int.
They hadn't been married very long.
MY wife has been preparing angel
food every day for dinner" remarked
the young husband.
you must be getting tired Of H."
'T am. How soon after the honey
moon would Il be proper to ask for beef
steak and onions7'
A New Vocation.
what do you do during the summer
inquired Yorick Hamm.
II 80 to some resort" answered Ham,
let Fatt, "and act as a professional
guest at garden parties Of the new rich"
The Washington herald., 1912-05-05

A Texas man has openly announced his
candidacy for Vice President. Which
goes to show that the day for heroes has
not passed.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-05
Uncle Pennywi1e saysl

The average politician thinks All the
workingman needs is a speech once in
a while on the dignity Of labor.
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A Delicate Point.
A New vocation.

What do you do during the summer
monthsT' inquired Yorick Hamm.
II 80 to some resort" answered Ham,
let Fatt, "and act as a professional
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THE OTHER FELLOWS.

Bryan says Gaynor would suit him.
The old fox Is not coming out for any
one who has any chance Of securing the
nomination. He has the bee himself.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-05

Senator La Toilette has his wife on the
stump fer him. Are Taft and Roosevelt
going to let the suffragette vote get away
like that7 -
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NAY 5 In History.

May s B. c. soOo-Babylon plays eight
cen innings wit. the Hittites. a popular
team Of sluggers in ancient days
May 5. B. c. t1t4-old King Midas IN
vests IN q gold brick. the first case on
record
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FiekIe.

Oh. sprinetime. IN your hours OF ease
Uncertain, coy. and apt 70 freeze
One minute snow.
Then zephyrs low
Come murmuring among the trees!
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II this sort Of thing keeps up. Hardrow
Wilson will have TO hire another band
.in order to attract attention from the
rival show.
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''ThIs is a dreadful downpour."
Yes; and my umbrella Is far too small
to shelter your picture hat"
well. try to hold It over that velvet
bow, anyhow
The Washington herald., 1912-05-05

In a popular weekly. Connie Mack tells
how to make winning ball team. Now.
gentlemen Of all leagues. there Is no ex-
cuse for having q loser. You can buy
the publication for cents.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-05

Senator La Toilette should demand an
immediate investigation. A ribald. reac-
tionary Eastern paper insinuates that he
wears rats In HIS pompadour
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
TOBACCO TRUST
TO DIVIDE PROFITS
DIvldent Of Twenty Per Cent on Com.
mon STOCK VIII Be Made
Soon. Z.


limited Press Jeasen Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Aug. THE Ameri.
can Tobacco Company announced to-
day that a dividend of 20 per cent on
the common stock will be paid Sep
temper to the holders of record OF
August Is. The funds for the divi
dend, it was explained, were real
lied from the sale of one half the
company's holdings of British Ameri
can Tobacco stock; about one-half Its
holdings Of "A-ordinary shares Of the
Imperial Tobacco Company; and all
Of its holdings in United Cigar Stores
bonds.
The total Of the extra dividend viii
be sS,o4s,4So. The regular dividend OF
25s per cent on common stock will
BIO paid at the same time.
It was also announced that on Sep
TENDER 8, the 10000 shares of stock
representing the entire capitalization
of the American Machine and Foun
dry Company, held by the American
Tobacco Company, will be distributed
to the holders of common stock OF
record August Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07

hit by the Hannibal finger. Gott-
schall poled a long drive to center
scoring both Hilly and Ginter.
Hannibal scored It's two runs in the
fourth and fifth innings. Roman trip
led and scored on Painters two bag
ger. In the fifth Henderson doubled
and came in home when Ker and
Smyth grounded out to Grogan.
Manager Queisser sent Tod Sloan
to the mound in the second game.
Sloan was anxious to add another vic
tory to his win column but he failed
in his effort to trim the Hannibal
bunch. Harry Ker was again named
as the HEAVIER and he displayed bet
ter brand Of twirling than his first at
tempt to calm the Redmen. He had
good control through the seven In
nings and only issued one pass
Sloan struck out four men and didn't
walk single batter of the dowr
state troupe. Ker famed three Indi
ans and held the locals to four hit:
one of them being a double by Gro
gan. The Painters garnered eight SAT-
drives off Sloan. Brown and Roman
each got a three Dagger.
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Suicide or Accident.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
ST LOUIS, Aug. 7.-Michael F.
Smythe, secretary Of the Jefferson
club and defeated democratic cand
date for the legislative nomination IN
yesterdays primaries, was found
dead early today In driveway along
side the club building. The body was
found lying in a pool of blood, the
right side of the face cut and bruised
A window above was partially open
and 1t is believed Smythe fell from the
window.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
Chicago Fire.

CHICAGO, Aug. -Four firemen
were overcome by smoke and one o.
them. Captain Pat Pierce of Truck
Co, No. 3. had to be carried down
fire escape from the roof to safety
today when 100000 damage was done
to a building occupied by the H. =
Kohlsaat Baking Company and the =.
+. Adams Credit CO. Several stores
adjoining the building at 225-227 sou'u
State street suffered water damage
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peoria Regatta.
UNITED Press Leased Wire s.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
PEORIA, H.. Aug. with scarce
ly breeze stirring Peoria Lake was
in perfect condition at noon for the
junior events in the Southwestern
Amateur Rowing Association regatta
which was opened today. Rain, how
ever, was indicated The senior
events will be held tomorfo,>.
Practically all Of the clubs which
competed in the Central states re
gatta are entered in the Southwest
ern. The South Side Boat club OF
Quincy, H., also will participate.
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in general. The occasion was proyi-
sion in the general deficiency bill
authorizing and directing the secre-
tary Of war to dispose of the surplus
water on the military reservation of
Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.
According to statements made on
the floor, a private concern has been
corralling the water not used by the
United States military forces, which
Is valued at $4,000 year, without
compensation to the government and
without specific warrant.
Proponents of the legislation declar.
ed that it was mere local matter
and did not involve the general ques.
ton OF water and water power. Min
ority Leader Mann insisted that 1t did
involve the general question and com.
PEELED the attendance of quorum.
Representative Mondell of Wyoming
made a fight against the provision
which required, special rule to make
it in order, declaring that the govern.
ment did not own the water on the
reservation any more than 1t owns the
water OF any stream pushing through
It's property or the public domain. He
did not contend that the private con,
Germ had any rights, but insisted that
the government certainly could not
claim ownership.
why, the adoption of this provi.
sion would take us back 1000 years
to the era of the Roman water lord,
declared the Wyoming representative,
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Soldiers to Guard Track.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Aug. Companies of
state militia from Elgin, Aurora, Oak
Park, Rockford and Woodstock will
guard the course at the motor road
races at Elgin August 80 and 81. Gov
ernor Deneen sent official word to
Allan S. Ray, chairman of the course
guard committee, that the soldiers
would be furnished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday,a Results.

Brooklyn. 100; st. Louis. Aba
Batteries: Ragon, Yingling and Mil.
Ter; Harmon, Geyer and Wingo.
Cincinnati, 6-13-1; Boston, 3-S-2 Bat
teries: Suggs and Mclean; Brown,
Dickson and Rariden.
Philadelphia, 6-10-1; Chicago, I'LL
Batteries: Seaton and Killifer;
Richie. Cheney and Archer and Cot.
ter.
Pittsburgh. 1913: New York, 2-1o-3
Batteries: Camnitz and Gibson;
Tesreau. Crandall and Myers and
Wilson
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Baseball Hopper
By the Editor


With the completion of today's
game with the Hannah Ladies, the
Indians will accompany the Bellies
home and stage three cornered fight
on the Hannibal grounds. The remain
ing teams of the Central association
will likewise swap places for a three
game series. After the Hannibal SER
les is completed the Indians will re-
turn to Keokuk, where they will take
on the Burlington crew in a three
game series The Indians are going
a little better these days, and the Bur
lingtonians are not going quite as
well, which gives the locals a better
chance against Tom Hayden's bunch
than heretofore.
1t would be long shot in betting
circles to lay small odds that the
teams now in the first division in the
Central Association race, and the
teams that compose the second diyi
sion, will finish in their respective di
visions. Ottumwa, Monmouth, Ke
vance and Burlington are having 8
pretty race for the top rung, with the
odds about even. Galesburg may breai
| into the first division, and Hanniba
/ is not SO far behind, but the fou1
/ teams in the first division appear tt
have the class to remain there.
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Motor Boat Race.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. /
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Ang THE
motor boats Kathemma and Dream
left here today on race back to
Philadelphia. The Bermuda cup, put
up by the Royal Yacht Club, goes to
the winner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07

Big Chief Queisser's tribe OF Aborig-
ines and the Hannibal Painters staged
twin bill at Hubinger park yester-
day afternoon before a small crowd
of enthusiastic fans. The home team
carried off the honors In the first
game winning by score of 5 to 2,
while the second contest, shortened
into seven inning affair, resulted in
win for the Missourians by a
count of to j.
Neither team did any heavy hitting
In the first game Hannibal touched
up Whitaker for seven bingles, while
the tribe secured quintet of safe
drives off Harry Ker
The local warriors played great
fielding game, having fifteen assists
to their credit with two errors by
Gottschall Grogan displayed an over
abundance of baseball talent at second
having ten chances and handled them
all without bobble.
Ker was wild at times and gave five
Indians free transportation to the mi
tial sack The Hannibal hurler seem
ed to have a grudge against Ginter
for he soaked the right gardener in
the ribs on two different occasions.
Ker struck out five Indians while
Whitaker only whitfield one man.
Roman. Painter and Henderson we're
the hitting trio for the downriver ag-
gregation. The former got a triple
and the Hannibal boss and the first
sacker each hit for two bases.
Jones was the only Indian who got
an extra base hit and he was success
ful in meeting one of Ker's benders
for pair of bases.
Woerth injured his hand in the early
part of the game and was replaced
behind the bat by Southwick.
Keokuk commenced scoring in the
second inning. IIilly hit hot ground
er to O'Mara. but the Hannibal shor
fielder fumbled the ball and Hill!
reached first on the error. Ginter tht
second man up was hit by pitched
ball. Gottschall sacrificed and Jeff
ries drew base on balls. Whittake
drove a high fly out to Brown ant
Hilly scored. Bresnahan hit to cen
ter scoring Ginter.
The Indians annexed three NOR,
runs in the third frame. Jones douh
led to right field and Queisser sacri
feed him to third, from which h,
scored on Ker's error. Hilly drew
base on balls and Ginter was agail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
BoxIno at olympic. Games,

United Press Leased Wire Service.l
LONDON, Aug. 7.-Charles Harvey,
secretary of the New York State Ath-
letic Association, returning from
Stockholm, announced that boxing
would be one of the events at the
Olympic games in Berlin next year.
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"The establishment OF such prece-
dent would destroy the riparian rights
of the people OF the eastern part Of
this country and the rights of the ap-
perpetrators Of water in the irrigated
west The question had not been
disposed Of when an adjournment was
taken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 5-7-1; st. Louis, 1-6-5.
Batteries: Bender and Thomas; Al
lison. Hamilton and Stephens.
Chicago, 2-4-0; Washington. 1-5-0.
Batteries: White and Kuhn; Groome.
Petty and Williams.
Detroit, 6-9-1; New York, 2-6-3. Bat
teries: Willett and stanage; Cald-
we'll and Sweeney.
Boston. 5-11-3; Cleveland, 4-13-2.
Batteries: Wood and Cady and Nun
amaker; Blanding and O'Neil.
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Motor cycle Race.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Aug Ray Peck,
Newark motor cycle speeder, will
race Arthur Chapple, speed king at
Brighton tomorrow. Eddie Hasha OF
Texas, who ran away from Johnny AL
bright in last nights race, will chal.
lenge the winner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
Free to Nervous
Men and Women
A 50-Cent Boz of Famous Make Man
Tablets to Provo What They Will Do,

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a soc full size box of Make-Man Tab
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begin a new history in health for You
begin at once. and you'll be different,
feel different, and a thousand times
batter and stronger. Make Man Tablets arc
sold at SOC box Mt all Drug Stores on
guarantee or money refunded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
Ben Hunt Sold.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. j
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. F.--south-
paw Ben Hunt of the Tacchsa Hda;ns
has been purchased outright by led,
Sullivan, scout for the Chicago White
Sox. Sullivan bid $4,000 for Hunt for
fall delivery. Tacoma paid $4Oo for
Hunt.
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score by innings.
Summary.

Sacrifice hits Queisser. Gottschali.
Sacrifice Whitaker. Two base
hits Jones, Painter, Henderson.
Three base hit-Ronan. Bases on
balls-Off Ker, 5; off Whitaker, /.
Hit by pitcher-By Ker, Q; tGinter q.
Strikeouts-By Ker. 8: by Whitaker,
l. Umpire-Fleming. Time OF game
-1:so.
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Summary.
Stolen bases Smyth, O'Mara. Sac
rifice hits Milligan Henderson. Two
base hit Grogan. Three base hits
Roman, Brown. Bases on balls Off
Sloan, o; off Ker, l. Strike outs -By
Ker, 8; by Sloan, 4. Passed ball
Jefferies, L. Umpire Fleming. Time
of game-1:10.
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STANDING Of the Clubs.

Whore They Play.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Standing Of the Clubs

Where They Play.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
WATER POWER rs
UP FOR ARGUMENT
House Worked Itself into Fine
Fury Over the Cues
ton,

WASHINGTON, Aug THE house
worked itself into fine fury over the
question of water power and water
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
LOCAL MEN SHOW WELL
keokuk Net Cracks Are Holding Their
Own and Promise to be In the
Running at tournaments
Close.


way in this city is proving satisfac-
tory to all concerned.
After two days OF playing 1t looks
now as though T. e. Musselman, the
crack tennis player Of Quincy, would
meet ]. Tying of Keokuk in the semi
finals, although Tying has still one
match to play to obtain that honor.
This match will be played on g. r..
joys tennis court and will probably
take place Friday afternoon.
In the other half of the semi-finals
D. L. Musselman of Quincy will prob
ably be one Of the contestants, but
will first have to win from the win
#ner OF the Hungate- Merriam match.
If Mr.. Musselman is successful in
reaching the semi-ffnals, his opponent
will probably be either Prosser of
Warsaw or Dewitt of Keokuk. This
match will also be played on Mr.. joys
tennis court, probably Friday after
noon.
1t is hoped that the weather will
permit playing all Of this week so
that both the semi finals and finals
may be completed on Saturday. The
finals will also be played on Mr.. joys
| court and seats for spectators will be
provided for both the semi-final and
| final matches. AS soon as it is pos
sible to determine the hours during
which these matches will be played,
the appointments will be posted at
the Keokuk Industrial Association and
on the Y. NJ. C. A. bulletin board.
Yesterdays Results
/ The results yesterday follow:
Singles, first round T. e. Mussel-
4 man of Quincy defeated Kiedaisch
I6-1, Gil J. NJ. Hungate of Warsaw de
feated Collins, 6-2. 6-1; G.. n. Lever
lidge of Alexis defeated J. C. Mayer Of
1LaHarpe by default after Mayer had
!, won the first set 10 and Leveridge
1.-THE second set 1913; Tying defeated
4 Pond, 60, 81; Benner won from Hill
.3of Warsaw by default; D. l.. Mnssel
man o. Quincy defeated Johnson, 60
4 c.; T. E. Savage of Alexis defeated
Il Harrison, 81, Gil; Ekern defaulted tx
A H. Hungate of LaHarpe; Merriam de
feated Rossire, ST.. ST, 6-3; Dewitt
defeated L. Dadant of Hamilton. GO
E6-1; w. B. Kaiser of LaHarpe defeated
F. F. Vedder of LaHarpe, 8-6, 6-2. II
the second round of singles, T. E
Musselman defeated j. M. Hungate
6-3, 6-1; Tying defeated Benner. GO
i6-0; D. l.. Mussellman defeated Savag,
6-3, 6-2.
In the doubles, first round, Tying an,
Dewitt defeated Leyeridge and SAY
age of Alexis, 60, Gil: Hungate AM
2 Prosser of Warsaw defeated G. Huis
= kamp and H. Huiskamp, 6-2, 6-1; mil
II Ter and Crimmins defeated Allen an
( Johnson. 6-1 o.; Northrup and Eusti
: drew a bye; Benner and Harriso,
a drew a bye; Kiedaisch and Merriam
e defeated NJ. Dadant and L. Dadant Q
k Hamilton, 1-6, rs, Ga; the Musselma
i brothers of Quincy defeated Maye
r and Kaiser Of LaHarpe, G-2, 60.
0 In the second round OF double
Northrup and Eustis defeated Der
ner and Harrison, CO, go; T. E. an
Z ID. L. Musselman defeated Kiedaisc
+ and Merriam, 81, 60.
6 There are still four matches in tn
g singles of the first round to be playe
Il and one match in the first round 9
t the doubles.
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Bob Madigan, the star outfelder Of

the Indians has written Manager
Queisser that he is again In shape
and will report the latter part of the
week for work. The addition Of
Madigan to the team will, no doubt
prove of vast benefit and the bugs,
who are strong for the little fellow,
are mighty glad to see him back.
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Gate city want ads bring results.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-07
First Game Resulted In to Win by
the Home Team, With Whit
taker up, But Sloan Could
Not Beat ker.
Standing Of the clubs.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Keokuk, 5-5-2; Hannibal, Pill.
Hannibal, PIP; Keokuk, 1-4-4. q
innings.)
Galesburg, 5-s-1; Kewanee. 2-7-o.
Monmouth, 2-4-9; Burlington, 1-7-2.
Ottumwa, 5-s-1; Muscatine. 4-1S-2.
Ottumwa, 5-s-1; Muscatine, 1-5-0.
Games Today.
Hannibal at Keokuk.
Burlington at Monmouth.
Kewanee at Galesburg.
Muscatine at Ottumwa.
Games Tomorrow.
Keokuk at Hannibal.
Galesburg at Kewanee.
Monmouth at Burlington.
Muscatine at Ottumwa.
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xone out for base cutting.