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The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16
BOARD OF TRADE
ISSUES BOOKLET
VERY HANDSOME WORK DE-
scRlpTIvE OF CITY AND
COUNTY OUT YESTERDAY.

The Brunswick Board of Trade
has just issued one Of the handsom-
est booklets ever published in this
or in any other city, In which the
manifold advantages of Brunswick
and Glynn county are portrayed in
most attractive fashion. The WORK
ID from the press of the Byrd Print
ing company, Atlanta, and from the
viewpoint of the art preseryatfye, it
Is nothing less than a gem.
Handsome Illustrations Of Bruins
wick. from every point Of vantage
intersperse the pages of matter de-
lscriptive of the beauties and the at.
fractions of city and county. The
book consists of 80 pages. with
very attractive cover design, in
which tie Brunswick slogan, Be foe
Rruaswiek.1 is very happily illustrat-
FED.
All Of the public buildings, wharf
scenes, Factories, churches, street
scenes. railway terminals, are splel-
didly illustrated, while special refe-
ence is made to Brunswick In gener-
al. Among other subjects broadly
handled, are the following: Railroads.
steamship lines and public high
ways. Brunswick as distributing
point. as a jobbing point. St simon
island, railroad terminals, Brunswick
harbor, Brunswick commerce Bruins
wick's advantages for manufacturing
timber. hardwoods, soils and agricul
ture. etc, etc.
AS stated In the beginning, the
work is a beautiful one, reflects
credit on the Board of Trade and
Brunswick both and should be Iarga
| ly distributed by business people gen
orally The News is informed that
these booklets will be on sale n.
Bryant's Book store at actual cost
to the Board OF Trade.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16
SAVANNAH AGAIN
DEFEATED LOCALS
GAME. HOWEVER. WAS MORE IN
TEREsTINe THAN THE ONE
ON MONDAY.

SaYan1ah's- club, OF the South A.
lantic league, again defeated the y
cal club Of the Empire State league
yesterday afternoon by a score OF
10 to 2, but the large score does not
tell all about the game, as six OF
the visitors runs came in the fifth
inning. Up to that time only three
had been scored and the game was
progressing nicely. but everything
started in the fifth, and when the
dust from the battle had finally clear
ed, Savannah had made just six runs.
Trease, a recruit secured by the To-
Gals from Charleston, started off the
game for the locals, and he did very
good work up to the fifth, when the
Savannah players landed on him
rather heavy.
Young Ray, who is well known 10.
cally having been here with a nun
Der of Savannah amateur teams.
went in the box tn the sixth inning
and he pitched unusually good ball.
Though two runs were secured on
him during the four innings that he
pitched. he allowed but one hit, err
rors behind him being responsible
for the runs.
Pool and Armstrong did the pitch
ing for Savannah and they both die
very good work, though the locals
succeeded in securing six hits during
the game, one Of which was long
drive for three bags.
The two games this week, thoul /
they were arranged before the locals
had chance to even practice, had
been very beneficial to the locas. In
the first place Manager Kite has had
an excellent chance to size up most
of the men who are here for trial
and is now almost ready to pick his
team.
The locals will continue to hold
practices morning and afternoon f0i
the remainder of the season, and ef
forts viii be made to arrange a Few
moro exhibition games.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16
euARANTEb TO sToP ITCHING
just Apply q mo on that Madden;n. J
itchlnn-AThat,n Provn II.

itcnlnH-VI hatH Prove II.
That itchingSthat drives you nearl.
wild, the eczema or skin blotch. VII
absolutely vanish as you never before
believed it possible. by the use Of tn.
new remedy zEMO.
zEMO will be a surprlse to yoI
just as 1t has been surprise to thou
sands who have already tried 1t. your
first use OF ZEMO will bring instant
relief. pain and itching. prickly heat
pimples, blackheads, dandruff, skin
irritation or inflammation will stop
Don't miss 1t for Is cents. Whe,
you have proven with 25-cent bottl
how remarkable ZEM0 is to your ow
satisfaction. then yoa can buy as
bottle. which contains six times
much as the 25-cent bottle.
zEMO ia sold at drug stores in 2h-
cent and 81 bottles, or sent direct. on
receipt OF price, by E. W. Rose Med
icine Co, st. Louis, Mo. The 81 bot
tie contains six times as much as the
81 e5u bottle.
Sold and guaranteed in Brunswick
by tho Andrews drug stores.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16
LIVER al RIGHT.
And Bowels REGULAR

Don't take Cafdmel, Salts. Oils or
harsh cathartics when you can go to
any real drug store in town and get a
box of sure, safe, blissful HOT
SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS for only
25 cents They never fail.
One tonight means satisfaction In
the morning. They are the product Of
the greatest medical minds at the
worlds great Sanasarium and are now
offered TO you as VI perfect remedy for
constipation, torpid liver, sick head
ache, coated tongue and dizziness.
Free sample from Hot Springs
ehemioal Co. Hot springs, Ark.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16

You Judge a rzan not by what he
promises to do, but by what he has
done. That is the only true test
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy judged
by this standard has no superior
People everywhere speak of 1t in the
highest terms OF praise. For sale by
all dealers.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16

We viii handle Jekyb Island But
ter and buttermilk this season. Send
rs your order Phone 5S7 Wright
& Gowan Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16
piles cured In 6 to a navs

Your druggist win refund noney II PAzc
OINTMENT falls TO cure any case Of Itching
Blind, Bleeding OF Protruding Piles in TO II day
The fret Application gives Ease and Rest. SOC
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16

1OOlb sacks Chicken Feed for 81
Phoenx Grocery Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16

Eggs 25c per dozen Wright 8
Gowan co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16

Shipment of organs in at Geo. F.
Gays,
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16

Fresh eggs. 20 cents per dozen.
John Gonzales. phone s27. Also fresh
groceries and cd Ny produce.
Fresh Macarog " Cheese and
Butter at DEVC
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-16

Anything IN fdrniture line at
Geo. f. Gays store
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23

toward havfng successful team and
keeping tha game clean and free from
rowdyfsm- We beiieve that the a.
tendance viii be better than last year
hut we shall require $1,000 before
starting the season because We wish
TO make only one canvass. II viii be
necessary for each man 70 be as lib
eral as possible
There are plenty Of good man
ayers and players TO be had.
The subscription blanks win 20
forward tomorruT. II IS up 10 the
people
Men In the baseball circles Of Eeo-
kuk have exhausted all The means al
their command in an effort TO arouse
sufficient interest II the matter. hut
have been unsuccessful and as las,
attempt to keep the game here have
adopted the above method. Ifitfs al
so failure, Keokuk viii be without
baseball the coming summer, and
probably several years 10 come
Il the fans and broad-mindad citf
zens OF Keokuk want baseball accord
Ing TO this statement. an excellent op-
portunity Is gsven them 70 respond
By naming the amount they vii con
tribute and mall the cards to the men
indicated upon these cards.
Ii Is now directly mp TO the people
10 Indicate their wishes In the matter
and the men back Of the movement
cannot be blamed for letting the
game slip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
|KEOKUk bOWLERS
At BURLINGTON
Olympia Team 10 Defeated at Bun
ington in Hard Game Last Night
With LoomIs Doing
Good Work.
THE INTER-CITY GAMES
Several Games Are Being Arranged
/ for the Two Teams During the
/ Winter and Next One
at Keokuk.
THE INTER-C CITY GAMES

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. 23.-The
KeokUk Olympia bowling team came
TO Burlington last evening and lost
TO BazeFg Commercials by score Of
200 10 1881 for three games rolled
Burlington won the first game by a
comfortable margin, tied the second
and literally sEamped their opponents
n the final contest. Gus Peterson was
high man for the Commercials and
rolled three classy games In the last
one he scored 258. which is high score
for the local season thus far His total
vas $50, an average of 2I6 2-3. George
Loomis. the former local candy man,
was also the candy kid for the Wis
ftora, getting total of 5s1 pins,
which gave him second place. Sew
erai more intercity contests are SEIZED
uled for the near future as the Com
mercfaIs have splendid team Of bowl
ers who will show up fayorably with
any city IN this part Of the state.
The lineup was as follows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
Bat Nelson Married.

Tinted Press Leased VIE Service
CHICAGO. Jan. 13-The town OF
Hegswisch. III. stood at the depot
this morning waiting for the arrival
OF Bat Nelson. the prize fighter and
Miss Far King. the cartoontst, who
Is 70 become his bride at i o'elock
today Healing the citizens vas q
brass band.
After the honors had been done b.
q reception committee. the town es
eorted the hero and his prospective
bride 70 The Nelson home where al
1890 p M sharp. the ceremony va,
10 be performed
The town ven into an oficial hon
day N honor Of the arst lady 81
HegaEiseh and the man who put i, OF
the map
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
probably referee the game,

probably referee the game,
While the regulars viii play at M
Pleasant the local reserves will taks
on the Hamilton high school At ths
Y. NJ. G. A. As the reserves have
been trimming the regulars on nun
erous occasions It ia expected that 9
big crowd will watch them 30 aftei
the Hamilton bunch.
Boyle is the busiest man in tbs
league and has now signed up nearly
thirty men to pick the 1913 Muskies
from. Following Ia the latest ist
sent out from Muscatine:
Pitchers-David Showers, Cy Booth
by, Herbert Hill. Bert West, r. e
Hunter, Lee B. Haight. Herbert Swim
BILE. wild Bill Case, II. Newcomer
Catchers Hub Hart, Oliver Kohr.
Emery Banks.
First base--J. Hasbpuck. Charles
A. Brennan.
Second base-James Harrell, e. A.
Rice, Jerry Bennett.
shortstop Chester Masters.
Third base Nudge Anderson, Lisle
souers. W. T. Clayton, L A. Ander-
son.
Outfielders-Dclly Gray, Whitley Al
perman, Dan Tierney. Frank Hickey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
aPIantr Is Found.

The trunk was examined yesterday
by Detective Shannon and Secret
Service Operative Hazen. IN ii was
found a lot OF metal. can OF pIas-
ter of paris, tongs, plumbers torch,
and other paraphernalia used in coun-
terfeiting silver coins. It Is the heller
or the officers and detectives that
Davenport planned to make lot Of
bogus ccfn and pass It here They
conjecture that he rented little
house on West Forty second place for
that purpose No metal or other
counterfeiting appliances were found
ar the house, however.
Davenport purchased some carpen-
ter's tools. paying for them with an
alleged bogus check for s24 He got
SIS in change. So far. Detective
Shannon has rounded up eleven al
legged bad checks. He says that the
name OF G Lawrence Stinsor. Pas
adeHa contractor, was forged on the
checks Ten were drawn upon the
Union National hank OF Pasadena
and one upon the Security Trust and
Savings bank OF this city. The Pin
kerton National Detective Agency Is
representing the banks IN the forth
coming prosecution
Davenport will be given prelimi-
nary examination next Friday IN the
University police court. As he is With
out funds he will probably not at
tempt to secure counsel The police
declare the evidence is conclusive.
The mans --latest wife. who married
him under the name OF E. H. Dorsey,
is doing all IN her power TO send her
recreant eonsort to the penitentiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
CARDS TO Be
MAILED To FANS
Postal Gard Subscription Blanks viii
be Mailed 70 Fans Tomorros In
Last Effort to Keep
Baseball.
ONE MORE ATTEMPT
=
After Eshaussins every Means the
Baseball Men WIIl Mail Postal
Cards to citIzers
"Wednesday.
ONE MORE ATTEMPT
After Exhaussirs every Means the
Hsseham Men nIII nasn pnstaI


Baseball headquarters gave cut the
following statement today After
pretty thoroughly testing the feeling
81 the people toward continuing base
ball il Keokak, We have come 20 the
conclusion that, with few excep-
tions, there is as much enthusiasm
now as ever. considering, OF course,
that this IS The poorest time Of the
year to see this interest displayed.
III is certain that without league
baseball next summer. many OF uz
III Keokuk and NEARBY towns viii sad
" miss this great American game. b.
rides giving our city pretty black
ere II 1t ffzzles out at this stage Of
orr prosperity.
For seyeraI reasons, this rear
there will be no eanvass Of com
mitEee af business men and We must
adopt neg plan OF securing funds.
The men vEo have given thar time
year after rear to Ibis work have
finally rebelIad and naturally, since IL
il net pleasant work and everyone ID
bEsy these days Other plans consid-
cred have been discarded and though,
not desirable
Under AL conditions ne have
Thought i best 70 put i ap square
II 70 the people BIZ sending item sub.
ssrislzoa Blanks b. nail 70 be filled
oat and promptly returned They may
th-ow thess blanks Int5 the waste
hzsxee b-- Il EasF do. thinking their
sE6ze-futHon won't r. uisse6 ans tina.
tie other feliaE I'll make + up. then
Tlssrs viii b I'D BASEBALL n EeokttEs-
r man mast he ho&uded o. s'zamed
INTO dining this dEty 10 Liz city. il VII
be easy FOR the directors 30 drop the
matter
mo promises are made e1esp.
that the directors VIII Do their bess
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23

lies In his ability TO heguile trusting
women and shopkeepers.
But, like other crooks, Davenport
made the fatal mistake Of thinking
he could keep under cover. After
passing more than $500 worth of bad
checks he might have got away, but
he didn't. An alias doesn't protect >
thief or forger. He has made spe-
cies OF confession, but his past record
stands black against him"
In one OF the numerous places
where Davenport sought lodging he
left trunk He evidently intended
going after it when he thought the
coast was clear Through the exciu-
sire publication OF Dayenport's pic
ture in The Times, the landlord Of
he house on Florida street recognized
his Iodger He telephoned to the
police.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
Sporting Views
By the Editor

Sometime between now and Febru-
airy 1st Secretary S.erne of the Keo-
kuk Baseball Association will mail
contracts to the men on the reserve
list. This list includes Hilly, Jones,
Madigan, Whitaker, Grogan and 9th
ers. Whether or no. the club is
placed elsewhere the local associa-
ton would be able to dispose Of these
players wherever they see fit.
Friday night the Keokuk high has
ket ball team will go to Mr. Pleasant
for a game with the high school ath-
ietes OF that city Coach orsborn
viii accompany The team aud viii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
Burlington Baseball Situation VIII be
About the Same a. Lass Year
Wiki Hayden and ROBIN
At Head.
RoHN GETS AN INCREASE
After Several Weeks Negotiations in
Matter Everything is Adjusted
to Satisfaction Of
All

BURLINGTON, Ia. Jan Tbs
Burlington baseball association yesteA
day closed a deal By which 7. C. Hay
den, OF Webb City. No. and Dick
Rohn VII again have charge of the
baseball interests in Burlington this
season. TIE conclusion Of the long
negotiations came suddenly when the
local officials closed on one OF two
propositions which Mr. Hayden sub
mitted them The hitch had been ox-
er the matter OF Mr. Rohn-s saiary.
that genaitnlan wishing Mr.. HAYDEN
10 pay him an Increase The mat
Ter was satisfactorily adjusted, how.
ever. so far as Burlington is concern
ed. and as q result Rohn will again
be the manager OF the Burlington
Pathfnders this season.
The conclusion of the matter in this
form assures Burlington another sea,
sen OF high class baseball. With Wa.
teVioo and Cedar Rapids in the circuit
with two of the cieverest managers
in the minor baseball world in charge
of their teams. it behooyed Burline,
ION 10 also get the best It could. and
there are none better than HAYDEN
and Rohn
The Burlington baseball officials
are very well cnntented with the out
come Of their negotiations and the
work % raising the cash bonus for
Aessrs Hayden and Rohn will begin
IN short time The contract with
these gentlemen Is practically the
same as last season and insures 4
arst-ciass team OF fast players. who
wiH keep BurIington's name in tie
forefront Of minor base balloon this
summer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
ssnyiIEa L. Professional.

United Press Leased Wire serviee.
NEW YORK Jan. g Delegate.
70 the intercollegiate arfmnins
ieague. which had the case OF l. F
saEyiIies OF tsse University of Penn
syIyaEia undar advisement. following
The declaration Of the Amateur Ath
Iatic Association liza. he was pro
sagsioRai, announced Eoday sher con
cu-red wirh tEe 81 A. \ finding Il
vas stated this decision vas tenta.
tire ard oaiy binding i an sppeal
vaIsh Is said 70 have been made, and
which rad no. bean received by tbs
proper officials todsys f sustained
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23

Gate city Want Ads bring re
sEIts-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
Davenport, Heat Breaker. Was Form
er Catcher for keokuk Club
and l. Now In Jail
on the Coast.
SHOWING THE oUEEI
Former indian Has ! Long Police
Record According to Los
Angeles Officers and
Things Look Bad.

Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. %
The demand OF an excited miIiIner
for the return OF Bird OF Paradise
creation for which she had been paid
with bogus check. alleged to have
been from the versatile pen Of Earl
Davenport. the figurative wrenching
uf the spoil from the mead of pretty
Long Beach girl. and rs return TO the
rlshtful owner. together with the In
cidental discovery OF quantity OF
eounterfeiting apparatus n q trunk,
was the curious combina ion Of cir
cumstanees which served yesterday TO
throw new light on the shadoWy
career OF Davenport. now a prisoner
in the city jail on a charge OF forg-
cry According to yesterdays dis
closures he is one Of the most re
markable loYe-makers on record
Davenport.s alleged penchant in
this direction came To light when
Miss Catherine Stmons. South Flow
or street miEliner, reported TO Assis..-
ant Superintendent Shannon, OF the
local Pinkertons, that she had given
the hat % Davenport. under the alias
Of Dorsey. in return for check on
the Union National bank Of Pasa,
dena, which later turned out to be
worthless He said it was for his
pretty Eoung wife, bus the discovery
Of the same hat on the head OF the
Lcrg Beach young lady presented the
matter in another light.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
only Two Rounds.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 2s.-In only
two of the eight rounds OF his fight
last night with Rudy Unholz of Den
yer, did Joe Phillips, Providence, R.
!, lightweight. make good. The rest
Of the milling was decidedly in favor
OF the westerner. Neither had punca
enough for knockout and there was
moi knockdown IN the entire bout.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
Power City Laundry
Tenth and johnson Streets.
Gate City Laundry
1874 North Fifsh street.
Keokuk Steam Laundry
azf Main Street.

Either one Of the above named laundries will APP
precate your work and be glad to call for your
soiled linen and return it Numbered as good as it
can be done anywhere Keep your laundry work
at home. Call over the phone and wagon will
stop at your door.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
women His Victims

7 know It Is customary in some
circles to always describe criminal
as one Of the most dangerous men
IN the country said ne yesterday.
But this trite phrase well applies
to Dayenpor-. Our records showed he
has passed at least twelve years OF
his life in prison He comes of a
good family. He Is intelligent and is
able 10 earn a better salary than /
can. At Florence he did a lot OF eani.
net work hat vas marvel to ali.
But he has the bad streak IN him thar
makes him 7rey upon society He is
fairly skillfnl forgeF. but his forte
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-23
Versatile Lotharfc.

each time he boards train. seems
to possess the remarkable faculty OF
Inducing girls OF respectable antece-
dents to fail head over heels in love
with him. Given an opportunity he
would make love to the iaiier's daugh-
ter and escape from confinement, ae-'
eordfng To the men who have at vari-
ous times kept him in custody.
Beginning with his career az The
star catcher OF the Keokuk fToxa)
baseball team under the name OF
Decker. up 10 the day the Pfnkerton
man located him for his latest Job,
Dayenpor. has left string OF broken
hearts behind him.
When arrested here IN August,
1907. for working slot machines al
Arcadia, the once gar resort, Daven-
port enjoyed the consolation OF SER
eraI very pretty girls They sent him
flowers, cake and pie, unsii he was
obliged to enlist the service OF the
county Jail tailor to enlarge his waist
band
IEOEA LIZ l4sctrEloGS
Browne who always were vel. to
/ unhappy Maud EsteIIs Mcneil, Dav-
export reTeled in The attentions OF
! the fair sex Al Yuma, where he
passed part of mis- four-year sentence
/ for having counterfeit coins in his
possession, he is said TO have made
violent love to pretty squaw. When
transferred 20 Florencs Territorial
prison his mail equalled that OF all
the other prisoners put together.
/ Al Joliet. where he Is said 70 have
served about eight years for forgery
some. hing he viii not admit-Dav y
enport-DeckerDorsey possessed q
wen that interfered with HIS good
looks. Later he appeared In sacra
mento with scar. hut without any
wen.
He told inquisitive friends that the
scar was q badge of honor obtained
IN an exciting game Of ball when a
foul tip caught him on the forehead
Shannon is not an emotional man
but when he talks about Davenport
he loses his professional calm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-05
Make Them Your Schools

The school board election tomorrow should claim
the attention Of every registered voter in the city
Facts brought out in this campaign show that it is
time for the people to take hand in school matters.
The old policy Of few hundred citizens settling
school board election has caused to grow up an ap
parent sentiment in the board that the people not
taking an interest that boards may do as they please
and the people will let it pass anyway
A big vote tomorrow will have tendency to jolt
this out of the school administration and it will be-
come responsive to public interest
A new danger is making its appearance in this
campaign, however. The school teachers recently
organized and with apparent attempt to grab the
organized teachers vote candidates have been de-
carng themselves in favor Of all sorts of salary in
creases.
Teachers should be paid good salaries. Most of
them get fair salaries Some probably should be
increased, but for candidates to campaign for the
teacher vote by promiscuous promises of salary
boosts when they are admittedly and evidently not
acquainted with conditions u.s. on the face of it,
impeachment of their qualifications for the place
they seek
public school system dominated by a school
teachers ring will be just much perversion of
good government as school administration run for
the benefit Of friends and relatives of school board
members
What is wanted in Tacoma is school administra-
ton for all the people
It should not be for school board members, for
school teachers for any clique profession but in
the interest Of the most complete education of the
rising generation the lowest possible cost to the
present one
Let the people vote and make Tacoma schools their
schools.