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chapter from Home Problems" More
Life FOR the Household Employee. Mrs.
William Osten gave the physical cui-
ture exercises and correct English In the
home. Mrs. Burns read a magazine ar
ticle Luncheon was served 10 a dozen
ladies' after the programme.
Miss Annie Christensen entertained the
d. NJ c. girls Saturday evening IN q
charming way. Luncheon was served
Miss Minerva Nicholson visited In
MoTont part OF the week.
Mrs. Arthur johnson and daughters.
Henrietta and Edith. who have spent
ten DAYS at Mount Pleasant. returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. NJ Burns and family and Mrs,
Bennett OF Mount Pleasant enjoyed an
automobile ride 10 Chester Monday.
Miss Vera Hougaard entertained IN
formally at dinner Sunday evening. Those
present were the Misses Florence Sperry,
Fannie Tuttle. Lucille Bradley. Stella
MadseD Della Keller and the Messrs.
VIII Taylor. Jesse Keller Glen Jensen
and Ralph Hougaard.
Leo Anderson, who has spent the past
two years in Oregon. returned home
Tuesday.
The Ladies Literary club met Thurs
day afternoon at the clubrooms. Mrs.
G.. ". Martin gave the lesson on Hol-
land. Mrs, Eiwardira Cottain sang.
Mrs. !. II. Hornuug gave report on the
bureau OF information. Mrs. Ida Reid
read one OF Mark Twain's articles
Miss Barbara Anderson OF Mount Pleas
ant visited with Miss Josephine lIornung
this week.
academy, and Professor Wood and Jack
Murdock OF Wasatch academy werc tho
guests OF DR. and Mrs. G.. w. Martin
Friday and Saturday.
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NEPtiI.

NEPHI. May al. G. Maxwell VINO
has been the manager for The iocal
branch OF the Mountain States Telephone
company of Nephi. left here the lirst OF
the week for Eureka where he will taho
charge OF the Tintic exchange
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilson returned
to their home IN Mammoth sunday alter
spending a few days visiting relatives
and friends In Nephi.
Bishop w y. Pettegrew returned
home from Salt Lake Wednesday morn
ing.
Attorney T. L. Foote returned home
from Salt Lake Monday, where ne has
been visiting for n few days.
A bundle shower was slgen tuesday y,
honor OF Mrs Raymond Pettegrew at
the Pettegrew home. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in apple blossoms; ,..
a,vcn numSer nSe v9nns OF Def% bride Those
were the Misses Hazel Sperry, La yctta
Allen: Emma Sperry Alia ,ssa,,i 8rosonedu'
Flossle Painter, Pauline fs{rssrsI. Grs E.S !.
gar Winn and tho guest OF honor. Mrs.
Pettegrew
Mrs George Christensen OF Mt. Pleas
ant Is in Nephl visiting relatives ana
friends
Mrs. Abbic Pace % Salt Lake Is here
visiting her parents MT ana Mrs. - ~
Bigler,
an elaborate banquet was given by the
senior class OF the high school IN honor
OF their principal and teacher, Mr..
Homer. who is to leave the high school
at the end Of the present school year.
After dinner the party adjourned 10 the
assembly room. where. among severai
others. class song written by MISS Par
son was sung by the seniors.
Mrs. r. ]. Henrod went 10 Nchhsld
Thursday, where she Will spend a month
with her sister Mrs. IL j. Price.
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RICHFIELD.

RICHFTELD. May miss I've Erlck-
son returned sunday after a visit IN Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. + A. Foutz entertained Thurs
day afternoon In honor OF Mra Narget
Keinke. Luncheon was served 10 Mrs
Martha Horne, Mrs. VIII Parks, Mrs
Nay Mrs. Roy Horne. Mrs. Ike Bean
Miss Florence Horne. and the guest OF
honor.
Mrs Joseph Hansen entertainea at a
kensingtoD on Friday afternoon She
was assisted by her sisters, the Misses
Mabel and Eds Barlow. and luncheon
was served 70 the Mesdames Andrew
Rasmussen. Frank Anderson. Charles
Hansen. Peter Peterson. Joseph Hopkins,
.. w. Coons, George Rasmussop Henry
Hendrtokson. Charles Heppler. II ".
RamIose. sim Larson and James Chalk.
Mrs. J. Doohttle. nee Miss Madre Ar
mold. and daughter ol Salt Lake are Wis.
itlng friends in RichHeld.
Mrs. *. J. Peterson returned THURSDAY
after visit with relatives and friends
in Provo.
Mrs- +. G. Larson entertained at dinner
IN honor or Mira. Abe Perkins OF Arizona
Dinner was served at O'Clock and Mrs
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SALlNA.

SALINA, May 3.-The Ladies' Iitera ~
club met Monday evening, when the fol-
lowing programme was carried out
Reading Mrs. Lizzie Crane: song, Mrs.
Minnie Miller; reading, Mrs. G. y. Luud ::
reading from Famous Women" Miss
A. s. Crane; music. Mrs Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Crane, Jr are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a daughter
& NJ Herbert was rendered pleasant
birthday party at his home Tuesday even
ing,
Members Of the Primary association
cleverly surprised Miss Clara Caste
Thursday afternoon. Refreshments were
served
Aaron Praws has returned from Castle
Gate.
Mrs. Lars Sorenson was n Salt Lake
visitor during the week.
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GARLAND.

GARLAND, May a.-Much enth,a,.
has been aroused by the ". l. A 4
contests. Last Sunday evening n 4
contest was held In Garland. Thosa 4
participated were Misses Cecil KEN
Verna Capener. Eulala sorenseb l
Walter Michalis. 80
Mrs. J. NJ. Franckc and ltd.
Eugene spent Tuesday IN Ogden.
Mrs. william Longsyroth Of Mendcs
visiting her daughter Mrs. r A. q
ming.
The Happy Hours club Of Tremc-|
gave a delightful ball at the new Y
S. hall on Thursday evening.
Miss Nina Winters spent last Sai,I
and Sunday in Ogden. the guest Of q
Florence Whitaker
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Lewis entertiI-
at cards on Saturday evening. "a
present were DR.. and Mrs. J. ". Ftas|
Or. and Mrs. T w. Innes, G. A. q
Misses Alta Harris and Magdslens M
lace.
The Z. T. NJ. l. A. gave dellfkH
and elaborate May Day party NiA
Maypole dance at the Garland hotd
Thursday evening. The hall was ch1>
ingly decorated in pink white and y
cate green in lattice work effect q
Maypole was braided with pink and q
strands by the Misses Vera Prs<>
Ruth Wallace, Jessie Evans. Pearl U
white, Ruth Wheclon. Mabel Je1<
Edna King. Elsie Bingham. May e.
Clytie Henrie, Arletta Lynford, q
Rice, all eowned in dainty costuu4
pink and white.
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Anxious wife"-GIye 10 TO IS drops Of the fol-
lowing 10 water an hour before each meal and
c1mp. duii ealnwort. oz.: tineturo ouosos'
dram tino,uro Thus-aromaue. dFamS-
la Rue" wgItss; FOR many year, havo
suffered With stomach and bowel trouble which
has been caused hy severe case OF catarrh
Ny blood is sl-o In poor condition. What can be
done Cor me7'
Answer: II you follow the directions Kivcn
below you Will scon be well and strong again
Obtain the following from any woll-stocked drug
sto'" and nix by shaking we'll. then take tea
Fpooaial four ,iDcs daily; Syrup saT1apSrilla
comp Z oss comp fluid bslmwort. ! oz. duid
tho following local treatment; Sc, 2-or pack
ago o. sntiEeptic ylane powder and make
vssoIne With level telspoonful o, tho powder
and Use 10 tec aostfla daily. Also make wash
spoonful OF vfaae powder and use two or three
timca day until the noatrlls thoroughly
cleaned and your trouble viii soon he gone.
Elsie "" writes Il have such short,
string; ',rsgslirg halr and my scalp g full o,
candrun Please advise me what 20 do"
Answer: The bcst advice I can offer Is simple
Get a, wsil.f:oekei drug store t-oE iar OF
plata yellow miByol directions Accompanying and
U.S. US. y % IeSuiaLy Il promote healthy. vlsor-
scalp. lustsr:sss hats and stops fAl!aE hair. II
me me, hais ~ harsh ana s,sagzlIuE {, restores
so't. fuf'y appearance, and brings back tho Ia
tensc natural color.
.Hszens" u,ys: ~ would ..r,.,p,, ,,,,,o,,,,
soneih!ug that would Increase my weight. and
lake sTBy that laugu!d feeling which am sut.
ject n most of ne tnis NT blood IA weak sul
~atery aud my appetite is poor"
Answer: Your condition iE vsry esfilv oyer
come N you VIII follow the dlrcetIons given be
lor; Ask your drrggis; ;OF threo-ETsln bypo.
nueiane tablets and take according 20 N. d,rec.
lions and your weight will inorsase These tab.
letA promote atsinilation. Absorption nnd ala ar
gesiio1. transform the Complexion g-d ill.,,
ihey AZ, preseriees by piIysleian, aud are psr.
.ec'C hsrmlr1s. They SHOULD h taken regularly
ssining uesn asd tha, isnsuid feeling viii Van.
D. v e Trl'ss. ny rheumatIsn, ia ret
uns rora- AZ ne time getting 80 ,.if,
thAt " MAKES u very hard for mo get around
A1tror; Do aot Worry ABOUT your rh.um.,,,,,
,e,, - tn,I oso 90 yery easily cured By usinE thn
g.o nk- ogt a, TIE drug store tho ngredients
aa,heyl ana rair thoroughly anf take a f-asnoon
tui a. meal time and again sl bed time ana yoo
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PLEASANT GROVE

PLEASANT GROVE, Nav -
Hrs. r. ;. Humphries spent &c
Sunday At Riverton visltIns. Sluru4y
Mrs. Ben Warwick enter,, ,,iends
ncsdsy evening HI "a blrthdaed
Those. present were Mr.. and ~. .!
Narnick, Mr.. and Mrs. wrifors ~ e
MT ana Mrs. Artemus Holman mau
Ira Holman; The out-of-tovn no
We're Mrs. Fred Warwick ana IS.
w arnick and daughter OF bsss,aws
cream and cake were servcd.
Miss Ada Taylor OF prov.
guest this week OF Miss Edna Tsas va
The Misses Hcdve Johns. =
Weeks and Hazel Newman 2
Lake visitors Saturday and sue sere
pr. and Mrs. y. II. Nelson a.,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mm NJ"
Larson Sunday. ''".
Mrs Fred Warwick ard wu,.
nick of Deseret are tho r,,,orn
and Mrs. &. r. Warwick. o'|
Mr., and Mrs. George Nor,.
moved back to Manila from f'on I,
where they have been for the nsss
years. rss
Mrs Annie Holman was ~.
az a dinner. Sunday. given In h,@a] @
Miss Clarinda Holman, Profssaanso nol;
Wilford Forte John Gardner -,
Il. Y. L, Covers were laid fo-
The hostess was assisted hy wv
Holman.
Miss Vivian Finlayson os p,,,..
Saturday and Sunday with Miss y
Johnson.
Miss Cora Wadley entertaIrsd !.
II. q. club at her home Monday ~,
Refreshments were served 10 n. n
Grace Rlchlns. Edna Holderwa,
Thornton. Mary McCloude, Ieons
son.
NIr. and Mrs. Francis Hsd,r,..
Provo were Pleasant Grove yIsitors
day.
Mrs. D. n. Adamson spent Mons.
Provo.
Mrs. Wesley Jacobs OF LINN 1,..
is visiting her parents. Mr.. ara
j. ?. Holiday.
The Misses Florence Harpsr rHr.
len and Emily Anderson enter,sinsS
following at dinner Thursday in ths'
school reception room: Mrs. NJ
Johnson. Mrs. La Rue Smith, ths m
Ethel Clark, Ardena Atwood, Leops
son and Susie Kirk.
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SPRINGVILLE.

SPRINGvILLE. May arthur Bird
oE Salt Lake spent a day or two here
this week, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. r. Kelly.
Mrs. \. G. Brown, recently OF Milford
Utah. but now OF Salt Lake City. visited
with her mother, Mrs. w. II. Maneray
a few>days this week.
Mrs. r. l.. Miner was the hostess FOR
the Home Culture club al its last meet
Ing.
Mrs. s. ID. Johnson IS visiting her son
and his family in Seattle.
Ernest Parrey and wife OF Salt Lake
were visiting Mr. ParTey's mother and
other realtives for day or two this
week.
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MANTI.

MANTI May 3.-The music section Of
the Ladies Literary club gave a musical
programme at the home OF Mrs. Clara
johnson Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
Mrs. Helma Becker presided The les
son. Music IN France In the Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Centuries" was given
by Mrs. Jennie Munk Mrs. Edwardina
Cottain sang Believe Me" Then fol-
lowed q plano selection. Hungarian
Polka BY Mrs. May Chapman. Nlss
Alice Cox charmed The ladies' with a
clever romance, Miss Cox's material to
be used was musical terms given by the
president Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Johnson
sang two duets. The programme also
Included; Plano selection. The Shep-
herd Boy" Mrs. Hilma Becker: solo
Golden DAYS Mrs. Jessie Lund. piano
selection, Wedding OF the Fairies. Ms
Effle Mcdonald Twelve members were
present. Guests OF honor were Mrs
Ruby Parry. Mrs. Nyra Hell and Mamie
Hall. Refreshments were served
Mrs. ]. ?. Nelson entertained the
mothers meeting" ladies' TUESDAY az
ternoon and a profitable progra r7rne was
carried out colo BY Mrs. J. r Mad
sen was enjoyed. Those present were
Mount Pleasant. Mrs s Peacock. Mrs
J. p. Madsen, Mrs. J.. 7. Becker. Miss
Jennie Work. Mrs. Josephine Horuunr
Mr.. n p. Hansen. Mrs. G.. W Martin,
Mrs. J. II. Horuuug, Mrs Camilla Nel-
son. Refreshments were served
Miss Cleo Olsen returned from Fair
view Tuesday. where she has been teach
irg school
Miss Mildred Nelson visited with Nfrs
j. p. Nelson and Mrs. Camilla Nelson
sunday and Monday.
Miss Ann Parry spent tho week end
~ Gnnnison visiting with her sister. win
nie Parry.
The x X class met Tuesday evening
with Mrs Sclby Jones. with Mrs Drantha
Reid IN the chair. Mrs. Sorenson read a
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK, MAY 3.-one Of the
most pleasant affairs or the week was
me nget-acquainted' party given We'd
stead. 4l75, brotherhood OF American
Yeomen, at Fraternal hall. Cards was
the attraction OF the evening. eight ia
6les OF Progressive "65" being managed
by J; B, Hughes: The prizes were
IVA rded 10 Mrs. Ehie Dart and George
hewitt. the consolation prizes being won
by Mrs. A Maxwell and William Huff
The Inc htte Misses Mary Banks DolIie
Taed, Violet Nelson and Sylvia Anthem
assisted In serving a midnight lunch.
About forty guests were present, among
them being Messrs. G. r. Hadrich OF
non OF Springville.
Miss Jane Greer entertained the mem
bers OF the new Star club Wednesday
evening. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Farrel Evans from Preston. Ida,
IS visiting with friends and relatives
Or. and Mrs. A C. stoddsrd were the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. s NJ. Gillian
OF Aapleton Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Lee entertained Friday
at O'Clock tea in honor OF the Rev,
City. Among the guests were the Rev.
and Mrs. Patton OF Payson and the Rev
and Mrs. C. K Davis of Sprlngvlne.
Mrs. I p. snen Is visiting with friends
and relatives in Salt Lake City and Og-
den.
Mrs. Albert EngbeTg was a Provo vlsi-
tor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Massion OF Silver CITY
have arrived az Spanish Fork. Mr. Mas
sion succeeds Mr.. Harmon as agent for
the Denver & RIO Grande Railroad com
plny here.
Mrs. 4. L. Stallinss entertained az a
delightful dinner party Sunday evening
The guests Included DR.. and Mrs. Hagan
and Mr.. and Mrs. l. McCAlIisier.
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK. Utah. May g.
Milton r. Poole and Miss Senith Chip
man, popular and well-kuown Young pso-
pie of this city. were married at Provo
Wednesday. ET Poole i6 the son o.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Poole. A reception
was given the young people upon their
return from Provo Wednesday evening
They will make their home In this city.
Miss Leila Campbell the popular young
daughter OF Mrs. John Campbell was
married 20 Jackson Martin OF Provo
"Wednesday.
The Entail Nous club save a May dance
et the high school gymnasium Friday
evening Many were present and 4 So
ciatle time was enjoyed.
Clifton Pierce. Arthur Adamson. Perry
Bush. Bert Miller and Frank HumphCias
were visitors az salt Lake City Tuesday
and Wednesday
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Will soon be entirely cured Of tsat ansp
disease, rhoumatisrn. Purchase ] drt-s
OF potassium: ono-hslf ounce OF va
chicum: 4 drAms OF sodium shlieJltts' l.'i.a
fluid balmTort: I OF. comp esenee
oIs. Of syrup sarpspsrilla Tan 90
thousands and an euro II VIII eu'' w.
'.Musiolau" asks: Can you tsu ~, 80,
overcome bronchial trouble when M ~ y
SELF after singing. by a tiekliag ~
hosrssnes, aad slight cough
AnGwor: Obtain a bottle essence ns,',r "a -,
and uFo IL pure. or mako into . eo-ks -
mixing with ordinary graDulatea sas - ~
honey. Directions for Use ara hos - s,n =
company the package. II mahe - ~ si r.
aud bronchial trouble.
Mrs. q. B." writes: II Tuifsc Tuif,I. -
with stomach disorders. BsaY ioeAe :, r.
lag. heart palpitation. ~snd arc isrsK
etc. Am restless and irritable asl-
hearty meal. Sometimes Rrss' -
appendicitis" H.
,,sw,-. rb, r.vI.e, OF cons,ipsst7o ~
yes,ioo 1, Tho most frequent CAUSE OF = r
II Is bettor TO prevent than 70 eus ..,,s.s -
tlop. I advice tina. you obtain .rs1~-|
tine and take according 10 ra,.r stn
Ing sealed cRr,on They are p'lsa -
blue 10 DO taken morning. noon -, -
snesrtyslv mink many cases Of ~
could DO prevented by u'lnk
gently,
"Mr g G" writes; "c.n you ~
tonic ;o- ono who Is slespless, nss'0.t ,,,trs -
thin aud getting thinSorf hh.s
aud am restless day and night
Answer. Tho following II u'sa u'sas,,.siG
weeks will gradually restore aaa 49, ), ~
ncryorE ryrtem: Compound Syfpp n
phle.. oz-: rncture eadoH..s ,sis .
cardAuonj. Mlr. shake well an' ~
spoonful before each meal
X. x X. ssss 81 an scs,rs scs,a.s, "
ss get Older and weigh % r~i,cs
nov am alarmed sud want 10
advise Vhnt 20 take" -
Ansvcr: You need TO, b sis' ,,ssss
begin taking J,sraln nTeoie a 3
tablets reduce usually a tas "i.v srcf1
day ottsr the first !Cw DAYS ~ fD
supply them IL scaled '''
done.
Poor II" writes. Ny he,". "..o-snstIs
on accom-, o; 4 loaE-.ian,eias, al ths .
have 10 uss pills OF sornsiains ,srt -
chronic constipation
ha.ver. Conyupailon is proesSv ~
more illness than nay Other "a rsvr
sdles only relieve. the rouois -srb usf++
alwAyr prese7Ibe thTso-Ersln sg.y.,' ,hsE q
sulphur tsbietsl. and have touee q, =
liable and gradually Curative i,,,r. -
~ aad tone up the bo~els ana
ying IN. blood.
send 100 for Dr. Bakers B''l ',l.ay.rs,s
Beauty.
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GUNNISON.

GUNNISON. May 3.-A. I. Barnes and
family. who will leave for Montana next
week. were rendered a farewell party
Saturday evening by the O. n O.'s.
The Self-Culture club entertained the
members of the T L, D. p. club We'd
uesdsy evening. Both clubs met at the
home OF Mrs. Swain and were escorted to
the Casino theater. After the show
Mrs. Ray Metcaif was hostess at an
elaborate luncheon.
The commencement exercises for the
public schools will be held in the opera
house May 90.
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Y.HDv1cE,
A D1 Zewx5 Bakay-

The questions answered below afs
eral in character. the symptoms @
eases are given and the answers wn
ply 10 any case Of similar nature
Those wishing further advice frse
address DR. Lewis Baker College
College Elwood 5ts., Dayton, o.. ensE eea,
addressed stamped envelope m
ply. Full name and address mum ~
en-, but only initials or fictitious nans
be used In my answers. Tne ~.
tions can be filled at any Weh.
drug store. ANY druggist eau s's
wholesaler.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY. May Samuel
Ienpson OF Canada u spending a few
days in this clty Wsiti-e 'ris fuefhcr 80
Other relatives. Mr. Jepqzon ~ \ FOR
mar resident 81 Brigham aud has bcou
absent Ter number 81 years.
Joseph W. Valentine and Joseph knva-
,,on we're smonE tho visitors 10 Garland
during tho week
Miss Frances Wool OF Yielding spent
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Mrs. Fred Warwick ard Wu,,,s
nick of Deseret are the gIcs,y
and Mrs. &. +. Warwick. o'
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PALZER PUT OUT
BY FRANK MORAN
Bell Saved Paizer In Sixth and in the
Next Round He Stayed
Down.

United Press Leased Wire Sarvsce ]
NEW YORK, Sept. Frank Moran
Of Pittsburgh viii probably De the next
man to meet Gunboat Smith, appar-
emily the best of the crop OF heavy
weights IN the ring. Moran knocked
out Al Palzer IN the seventh round Of
a scheduled ten round bout last night
He was Palzer's master from tie
start and put him down for the count
OF nine in the third and sixth round
The bell saved Pslze- n the sixth
Moran weighed Is4 pounds and ap-
Deared 10 be in the best Of condition
while Palzer weighed 2z7 and Vas
fat ard soft From the star Moran
fairly cut Palze-'s tzce 20 pieces xzd
had him covered wisa bzno.I TEe
Knockout came with ! salzE rEaz
across 70 the AE.
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1ESsshz ,AE[1RZX7V0Tl
l.. RgRg y NEWS q

known as the old Iowa State league
and included Boone, Marshalltown, FIT.
Dodge. Burlington, Ottumwa, Water
loo, Keokuk and Oskaloosa. AS the
head of the Indians in 1905 Ned fin
ished in fifth place, The next year
he went to Burlington and finished in
second place. In 1907 he won the flag
and in 1908 he again finished in sec
ond position. Neds last year In Bur
lington, which was In 1909, found him
again carrying off the honors.
With the organization OF the new
association here in 1910 Egan remov-
ed his holdings to Ottumwa and has
been there ever since. In 1910 Ned's
club finished in second position, losing
the flag to Quincy by few points.
In 1911, 1912 and 1913 his team was
on top of the ladder practically
throughout the season and on each
occasion successfully landed the PEN
nant for the locals. Mr.. Egan before
leaving Ottumwa last week stated that
he had not made any definite plans
regarding 1914.
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sss-gsn tsa1sts faEs s..rE-sE az q
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lima - szt Il j rssIE1 q re treat
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z+.h LsEE Essgzs- L. lad knowledge
e -zissse saESs and ar5ruysd Of human
E-ssza tszg --zatsd with his remedy
zzzies- ths.r Ell. the prosecuting at
11-zey brought actioa against Wass-
-a1 for MbeL By previous arrange
ueut ne action today was dropped. It
vas taken a. an Indication that Wass-
man had some ground for his charges.
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President Wheeler Outlines Policy
Before U. S. Chamber o. Com
meree at San Fran
cisco.
MUST RESIST ATTACKS
Now Lack Authoritative Body to Elk
pres. Legislative Requirement.
Business Combines for
Defence.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. A.
sTc aid every administration by cor
dial cooperation: to draw together IN
= common bond the business men OF
America in defense OF their good
aans. and in the creation of an in
s1rEnentalisy through which they may
SPEAK a. = whole with authority to
he executive and to congress rela-
tire 10 the things which business
needs, 10 create a force comparable
= every respect to the organized
sovss OF Isbor and Of agriculture
these are the objects Of the Chamber
a Commerce Of the United States now
ssizS formed as outlined Ly Harry A.
Wheeler o. Chicago. president of the
organization
Mr. Wheeler. expounding his theme
hsre before the San Francisco Cham
her Of Commerce and other COM
EEctal bodies. said frankly that,
aSEda f7un natural evolution. another
-sasa1 fur the organization of a ma
-iezL body at this time is "the in
discriminate attacks made upon bust
ness generally on the public platform
End n the daily and periodical press
Of The country
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-04
\ Il Is Reported That Keokuk Manager
Has Received Proposition to
Handle ReIns There
Next Season.
KEoKUK MAKE CHANGE
VIII Hardly Retain Leader Another
season-League Meeting viii
be Held on Sep
TENDER ~.

George Manush, manager Of the
Keokuk Indians, may be the next
leader OF the Burlington Pathfnders,
according to the dope of some of the
best sport writersof the circuit
II is known that the Orchard City
fans have tired of the Hayden-Rohn
combination and would welcome
George to the leadership It is re
ported that Burlington has been ne.
gotiatfng with Manush and will close
with him in plenty of time to enable
him to make early preparations for a
winner next year.
It is regarded as pretty certain that
Hayden will tie out of Burlington
Rohn has a strong following and there
IS bare possibility that he may be
retained.