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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-06
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First race. two-yesr-oids selling, 1.-Two turlonss
dolly Waters. es. Century, 1oS Summer H'll.
loa,; Littlest Rebel, 1903 ReQuirAm. 1o3: Mnytnn.
los: Sea Urch,n. los. Purco Post. los; Duke OF
shelby i06: Old Jordan. 10e. Col c.. III.
Second race, two"year-olds, foaled In Canada
four and a half rurlongg-Boozer, lc4; Diamond
Cluster. lo5: TIrish Harmony. lOl; fSln SIN lVo,
u Couped)
Third race threo-year-olds and up province
bred neyon furlongg-Plauovcr, 95: IKing Sake,
1870: tF1ornl Crown. io2: tLlndesta. 100. Bac-
chan.e, 100.
Il Coupled
Fourth rnce three-year- -o,ds and up, ono mile
Crlsco Cogs, Fasces. 1o4. Barnesat. io5.
Fifth raco. four-year -olds and up st'eplechase
about two mIles-Irene GummelI. l30' Wodsh'p.
l27; Bronte 146; Come On. 1t6; Chocorua, I32
Dorothy Wobb 1<: Big Ben ls
sixth race threo Jcnr- old5. selling. SIX furlongr
-'Ardslon: %; .TOddllHE. o5 ,o,S RosSm@ry ss ssss
| .Right Easy. loo 'chemulpo. 1907 Star CIT. lol
| Joe Gai,ens, lol; Gu Bon 1885, Russell Mooill
| lo6; .Batwa. Ics: Curious, loSi York Lad, lo9
Magazine. lIs.
| Seventh race thrce-year- and UP, one mile
and a hulf-sRasb "a: sPaador!na. 81 'Myceane
| 81: 'Etsndl. IOi. Golden Tronsuro, iof; My Eel
| low, los
apprentice allowance Of rive pouodo claimed.
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OGDEN.

Summary: Two-base hits-Murray,
Pourroy, Huelsman, Jones. Jensen, Nor
gan. Three-base hit-Moorehead. Stolen
bases-Foley, Van. Sacrifice hit-Dres-
san. Sacrifice hies-Spencer. Foley. Runs
batted n-By Pendelton g. by Huels-
man Q. by Spencer 5, by Foley 4. by Muir
Pourroy /, by Jensen l. Struck out-By
Erickson 5, by Morgan Q. by Fiddler 1,
by Jensen 2. Bases on balls-Off Erick-
son 6, off Fiddler l. off Jensen 5. Passed
balls-Pourroy 2. McClain. Double
plays-Pendleton. Schimpff and Dressan:
Jones, Wessler and Van Wessler, Jones
and Van; Sinclair, Wessler and Van;
Spencer and McClain. Hit by pitcher
McClain by Fiddler. Murray by Morgan.
Hits-Off Fiddler 2 In l inning. off Jen-
sen 10 In 1-3 innings, off Sinclair . in
. 2-S innings. off Erickson in 2-3 in
on bases-Sslt Lake 9, Ogden 8. Time
of game hours and II minutes. Um-
pire-Larocuue.
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For the Amateurs.

Then comes a two-mile test for the
anna teurs, with the heats eliminated and
the riders punched for hard lot Of laps
and the finish a whirlwlnd affair that
will be anyone's tape until the line is
crossed by the leader.
The fight that developed among the
amateurs Tuesday night has been beau
tifully famed ali week and tonight the
scrappers Of the crowd are going out
after everything that gets in their way,
the fast little Australian. Is seemingly
the butt of the dislike Of most of the
amateurs, but he is fast and strong and
can unbucke a sprint in great shape.
The amateurs will also have mile
handicap to enter.
Held's band will give the regular con-
cert at the track before the racing, the
music beginning at { o'clock and lasting
until S:l5 o'clock
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Is TEN INNINGS
DEFEAT CHANCE

I0RR. June 5-AIthough New
up a game fight against Cleve-
a they lost in the tenth inning,
Qleon walked with one out in
= inning and Turner doubled.
vas purposely passed, filling the
ttAvelt batted for Lelbold and
W. but Graney singled through
forlng Olson and Turner.
Of the Highlanders hit home
re nrst two times up. His sec
~ smash came with Hartzell on
'Icneil pitched fine ball for Cleve-
relieved steen In the fourth nf-
-7er started the inning by pass
Mcconnell also pitched fair
{f game for New York, though
nt Freely in the first three in
ore
lLfyELAND-NEw YORK.
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BRA YES SHOVE REDS
INTO CELLAR AGAIN

CHICAGO, June 5.-Pitcher Hess al
lowed only one hit up to the ninth in
ming today. while Boston punched hits off
Cheney and Humphries and won the sec
ond game OF the series. to 1. Gin
cinnati's defeat ena bled the visitors TO
step out of last place again. Hess eased
up In the last inning and the locals
started a batting rally with pinch hit
ters, In which five hits, including a
double and home run and two errors.
gave them four runs. The fielding OF
Maranville and Connolly featured. Score:
BOSTON. CHICAGO.
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RUCKER IN FORM
SHUTS OUT REDS

CINCINNATI, June 5.-Rucker pitched
brilliant ball for Brooklyn today and the
visitors easily defeated Cincinnati. to
o. Rucker allowed but two hits and gave
one base on balls. Johnson pitched fair
ball. but was poorly supported in the
pinches, Two hits. an error and a hit
by a pitched ball. gave Brooklyn two
runs In the first. while a single. an error
and two sacrifices netted them another
In the second. The last run was scored
on Fishers single and Miller's double
In the ninth. Score
BROOKLYN-C
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year-ods and up-Muy Bucnn, 10; George. Prin-
ccss Janice. Wild Horse Kindness lH: Colonel
ScDougall. 10
Fourth race. six furlonss. selling thrccsyenr-
olds and up-sir Alvescot. lIS; Chnntclor, Yuba.
Elizabeth Harwood. III; Barlum. LOG: Rosirr. lol,
Fifth raco, six fuvlongs selling. four year-olds
and up-Forcc. lii. Milt Jones. Bnocular. Tim
Murphy III: Dutch Courago. Rue. Jonathan.
Canapa. Zoo Lookout. 1o9. Prince Phill!sthorpe.
DefuIto. i06.
Sixth race. one mile Folling three year -olds
and up-southern Gold Melts, Flying, Balcltf.
III; Delmas. LOG: Mamie, McDec. Baby Doll, 1o5;
Sleepland, 1o2.
Weather clear. track FAST.
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Coeur d'AIene Entries.

By international News Service
First race. fvo and halt furIonEs. teliins' nIs
,our your.olds and up-Rosamo. IA: Fro Foaue.
iIa. Ioc Harrison II. Tlllinghost. KID North III
sam connor, Zeir: Princes Indus,r' ,,n fiooaae'
acrona race five furlouso three-yesr-olda ana
up-kuccs,ors. DR.. s, p. Tate old Coin ,,o,- s,-
tranor no. Sierra, LADY Fender Sarvano' ~ mo'-
Third race. four and half furlongs. puIgo Two
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Motorcyclists to Take Run,

The Salt Lake Motorcycle club will
arrange a new style OF q run for Sunday
at the meeting tonight. Captain Galeaz-
II has something UP his sleeve and prom
the meeting The meeting VIII be ad-
dressed by w. D. Rishel, who will tell
the members about several new stunts in
motorcycling.
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.,... 0l % o-.t1
xr. al o %
Via. a,tcholl. sehantrr. G.rsu
'Eisll sTo-osss hits-Johnaon Conn.
Roma 1.all. Mcbride. Tbroe. .h.s,
! "a en-. .uns-Henry. culvo. Ui,sD
10 ma ~. n'ra OF an inning: Oft Ait
|1Inn sso-thirds innings: orr Gsiiis
II. EtnIserfice hit--Prstt. s.ori,ico
las. Gn Gsra,, haees-shotton CaJ Aus.
e5SiI. NALL. Es,a., Double pIays-naIcnti,
In On bnu b.sau and Pratt; dandiI fun-
On As;,es.st. Louis. z: Wanbtna-
@I!foct' s-of Mitchell. 9: off Mui.
Euis q. OIL Gallia. /. Flrrt bnsc
f<is'l q; 81, washington. I. Hit NV
DI f]si,,s Struck out-By
''' T. Time OF Eum~-i
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.Battcd Tor SaIcr IN Tho Ninth
ISattcd for Brldwell In the ninth.
tDatcd for Humphries IN tho ninth
Score By innings
BoBlnn ..,,.....,.s'''.ssssl " " o 8 -
Chicago ..,....s.........0 o a
Summary: Errors-Titus Brown, Cheney, Two
base hts-Titug Archer. ThTcc-baso hits-Hens.
Connolly Home rlu-Mitchell. Hib-Oft Cheney,
IN tlve and ono-.hlrd Innings, off Humphrics.
Il in three and two-thirds innings. Stolen hase-
Safer. Lett on baSes-Boston. Q; Chicago. b Baik
-Joss First base on balls-ON Cheney. 2. off
Humphrier. .; off Hess, S. Hit by pltcher-By
Hess (Zimmermenl Struck out--By Cheney T.
by Hess, 4. Time OF game hours 10 minutes.
Umpires-Rlglor and Byron.
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CUB TWIRLER CAN
WIN FOR MACKMEN

PHILADELPHIA, june 5.EDetroit LOST
With With the Philadeiphia club today. 10 TO 6
WiIIett pitched for the, visitors and me me
Mackmcn got him hard and Often m mos' dor
Sornie Mack sent In Cottrell against the
veteran Tigers and the .youngster sol
away with his game, although ne was
hit nearly as hard AZ was Wlllett
The score:
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Utah Power vs. Utah Fuel.

On the Glendale diamond Sunday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock the Utah Fuel and
the Utah Power & Light companies
teams will play ball, The power COM
pany boys have lined up n good nine and
are out after the scaips Of the best anna
teur teams Of the city
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Kartie Throws Zimmer.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN June 5.-Ernest Kartje, the
Chicago wrestler, defeated Ray thinner
OF Omaha In straight falls tonight
Kartje got the first fall In 1s minutes
and the second In 5,
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WNS SLUG THE
SLABMEN

bstta,uN. June 5-sr Louis re-
mo ana osuer today with excel
Il easily defeated Washing
- A. Az Inc third game or the
|||ks an ~ OF the home pitchers
IA an' We're hit TO all parts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Belgians Oppose Boxing,

BRUSSELS, June 5,--A bill to prohibit
boxing matches has been introduced In
the chamber Of deputies. 1t will be In
dorsed by & large number OF deputies
and IT Is expected to pass by big ma
iorlty,
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Errors Yorke. (2l. Leonard. Two
isfiick. rournler. Scott. Weaver. Sac
|zeoft Sacrifice hits-Lord. Mattick-
<-Ralh. Scott. schnlk. Left on bases
4: Boston. . First base on balls
4, i: off Scott. I. First base on errors
Struck out-By Leonard. 4: by Scott.
|||kk-Leousrd. Time OF game hour
5 Unpirfs-connolly and McGresvy.
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Summary: Twobnse h,-Wilson. Three -base
Stolon hnses-Caroy t2). Viox t2),
J. Miller. Sacrifice hit-Mooro. Sacrifice fly
Becker. Left on basos-Pittsburs. 4; Philadclphia,
T. Bases on balls-oh Rixcy. g. off Moore. l.
off Adams. 3. Struck out-By Rixey, 1. by Moore.
1; by Adams. 3 H,ts-on Rixcy. / In two in
nlnss Off Moore. In nix innings. Double playa
-Knabc and Luderus. Wagner. Viox and ], Miller.
Time OF game hour ~ minutes, Umpires-
Brennan mud
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ErToT6--NImsTda. puBB
hIt-Miller, Sacrifice hit-Rucleer. Sacrifice ny
Moran. stolen basos-Cutshaw, Dauber1. Smith.
Fisher. Double play-Cu,shaw to Fisher 20 Dau
bert Left bnses-Brooklyn. &: Cincinnati =
Bnscp balls-OH Ruckcr, 1; off johnson. q
Hit by pitcher-By johnson (smith), Struck out
BY Ruckcr 2; by Johnson. /. Tims OF game
hour 25 minutes. Umplros-o'Day and EN-
ei!e
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'LFyELAsD-NEw YORK.

u T-7-'''! 7 q q 0 0 "
.'-,-,'''.'..l 0 o o o o o 0 o-3
4. orh-Olson. Midkltf. Mcconnell.
',-Cieveland. / Two-bese hits
|12c w; Eorton. Three-basc bity--
-1tis.s home runR-Woltcr. 9, Sac
I'--S~h enapmnn, Mcconnell. sacri-
n a. n,olsn bsses-Graney. Feck!n.
la eases-Nsv York. 8; Cleveland.
N Ecsonhhtou and Chapman. aeses
s,snell. &: off steen. /: of
MI "a ont-8y Mcconnell, S: bT
~ ry ~ pltrher-By Mitchell (swee.
1s@,,hS,,s hS,,sah: . In three Innings (nouc
A AZ @, on Mitchell. In seven In
M s-s ssI-s hour % minutes. I'm.
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The Saltnir bathing season is on.
The water rs 80 degrees.
(Advertisement.(
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SKYSCRAP LEAD
UNION ASSOCIATION
Continued From Preceding Page)
SALT LAKE.

which he tried TO stretch into a three
base hit but was nabbed at third by
perfect throw. Spencer to Davis.
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s1.25 to Provo and Return

Every Sunday via Salt Lake Route.
Return same date. Ticket office, 10
East Third South. or Union station.
Train leaves 1855 q. m.
ADVERTISEMENT
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buso hits-oaring (2), cottroll. Three base hit
Rnkor Sacrifice hitp-E Murphy. Collins Nc
1nnIs WiIlctt. stolen barcs-Morinrty. Q. Dou-
b" plays-vitt TO Gainor: Baker. Collins and Nc
InnIs. WITT Bush and Gainer. Left bases
Dotroit q: philadelphia g. Firyt base balls
on wilIcr, &: Off cottroil, 2. First base on
srror-Philndclphin l. Hh by PitehorIsy WI WI
| treii. e. Wild pitoh-cottroll Tlmo of game1
| I hour 90 minutes, Umpires-Fcrguron ana Di"
| neon
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PIRATES COME FAST
AND TRIM LEADERS
Continued From Preceding Page.)

Cravath OF a home run In the fourth in
ming by a circus ca tch.
The score:
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Game Postponed.
At 81. Louis-st LouIs-New York
game postponed; rain.
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hour So minutes. UmpIrss-oLougnltn and Hide
branS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PHILADELPHIA.

ran for WileIt In the ninth.
Score by Innings .
Detroit .,-..-...-.-..-...o / y 90
Philadolpha ..,..,,.-.-'s -"
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Els MASTER Of
[DsOX sLuCCERS

uuod From Preceding Page.)
|tuyed him with a double 10 CEN
CHICAGO BOSTON.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PITTSBUPG.

'Batted for R!xoy in the third,
fBatted for Moore In tho ninth.
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pRooKLYN-C -CINC1NNATr

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Totals 30 4 7 27 ia
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John Gompf, an old resident Of this
Hvicinit..- died Tuesday morning about
8 O'clock, January at his home a
short distance from our city. Mr..
Gompf has been in poor health for
the past fifteen months and has been
confined to the house and often to his
bed for the last few months. Mr..
Gompf had reached the age of So
years, month and IS days. He was
born in Hamilton, Ohio, Nov. 20.
1850 and came to Lee county with his
parents when four years Of age. On
October 8, 1889 he was united in
marriage to Johanna Simon who with
one son William, is left to mourn his
loss. He also leaves one brother,
Henry Of Enid, Oklahoma beside a
host of other relatives and friends.
The deceased was faithful member
and pray that this sense of faithful
ness may never become extinct in the
hearts OF the younger gene ration.
! The funeral services were conducted
! from the church Friday afternoon at
two o'clock by Rev. Kreis and the
remains laid to rest in the G. g.
cemetery north of our city. There
were many beautiful floral offerings
sent by sympathizlng friends as Mr..
Gompf was always a great lover OF
flowers. The following acted as pall
bearers: Thee. Abel, George Matttern.
Henry Meinhardt, Cnas. Holdefer,
Chris. Seyb and Henry Felt. Those at
tending from distance were: Mrs.
julius Biddenstadt and son, VIM, Of
/ Mooar; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Keeper and
Mrs. Pearl Cassel. Mrs. George Weis-
mann, Jacob Schneider and daughter,
Emma OF KeoEuk and Henry Gompf
OF Enid, Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Holdefer and son
Robert left for their new home at
Cantril Monday morning after a
pleasant visit in our city.
| Theodore Hall, the horse buyer,
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the Southern Pacific. Then Julius
Kruttschnitt several all connection
with the Union Pacific. The latter
was Immediately made chairman OF
the board OF the Southern Pacific, af-
ter which the following were elected
directors of that road:
James N. Wallace, Horace Harding,
w. P. Bliss, Cornelius N. Bliss, G..
p Leighton, J. N. Jarvis. ]. H. kelby,
c. H. Kelby and E. P. Swanson
These elections filled vacancies re-
sulting from the retirement Of Otto
II. Kahn, Charles a. Peabody, M. l..
Sohif, F. A. vanderlip, e. W. Goelet,
L. ]. Spence and Marvin Hughi.t.
Alex Miller then resigned as Eecre-
tary OF the Southern Pacific and
Judge Iovett, M. L. Schiff and 3. A.
Vander1ip retired as members of the
executive committee Of the Southern
Pacific. being succeeded by Robert
Goelet, J. N. Wallace and e. P. Swan
son.
It wag announced that Chairman
Kruttschnitt, in addition to retiring
from the Union Pacific, also resign
ed as a member Of the boards of the
Oregon Short Line and the Oregon.
Washington Railroad and Navigation
company.
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nation. was sick every three weeks
and had to stay in bed from two to four
days.
1T is with great pleasure tell you
what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done for me. have fol-
lowed your directions as near as posi-
BILE, and feel much better than I have
felt for years. When ] wrote you be-
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publish this letter if you like. 1t may
help to strengthen the faith of some
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RICHARDS, Westwood, Maryland.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
not doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to restore
their health.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia IL. PiniSham'sV egeta-
BILE COMMONWEALTH help You, write
t0Lydia f. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidential) Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter VIII be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held iii strict confidence.
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vas buying horses in our city Thurs

was buying horses in our city Thurs
day.
Miss Edna Benjamin has returned
to her school duties at Mt Pleasant
after two weeks vacation spent at
home.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John OFT and son
were trading in our city Thursday.
Mrs. John Bell of Mt Hamill was a
business visitor IN our city Thursday.
Some of our Young people attended
the social at Dover Friday evening.
Miss Anna Tempel of Keokuk visit
ed home folks Saturday.
Mrs. Lidbetter of Mt. HamilI was a
business visitor In our city Friday.
Mrs. Gideon Miller OF Franklin Wis
tied her son and family the latter
part of last week.
There are several cases of measles
reported In our city.
Mrs. Maria Reid Of Mt. Hamill is
visiting her son, L. r. Reid and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. I. Williamson and
daughter returned homo Saturday
lIOlu q WV WSChb 6Ldy III LlilSDOlS W.
Lewis Elva Walter was born at Do
yer. Lee County, Iowa, Feb. 10, 1876
and died at Glenwood at $50 p. IN.
Jan. s, 1913. He contracted g. cold
about Christmas from which he had
not fully recovered when pneumonia
developed on the Tth. His frail con-
stitution could not long Withstand the
ravages OF this dread disease and he
passed away after only about "a hours
illness. His nephew. Walter Schevers,
went to Glenwood and returned with
the remains Saturday morning. The
funeral was conducted by Rev. H. NJ.
Burns of the NJ. e. church and was
held at Clay Grove Sunday morning
and he was laid to rest beside his
relatives and among the friends OF his
childhood.
There will be a pie social at Kreh-
bells hall Friday evening Jan. 18th.
All are cordially invited.
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FIT. MADISON GIRL
PUZZLES PHYSICIANS
Sleeps for Four Days and Nights
Has Not Spoken for Three
Years, Since Mothers Death.

FIT. MADISON, Jan. 14-Miss
Ethel Cowles has lain in sound slum-
Der at her home. 1907 Des Moines
street since last Thursday evening.
She is obliyious to her surroundings
and to the many efforts to awaken
her. Her case has been pronounced by
local physicians as being the most un-
usual and battling that ever occurred
in the city. The physicians believe
it to be a peculiar form of hysteria,
created three years ago at the time of
the death of her mother, She was
then overcome with grief and short
ly after the funeral Of the parent she
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RAILROAD CHANGES
FOLLOW DECISION
Union and Southern Pacific Railway
Officials, Make Moves in
Their Positions.

limited Press Leased Wire service.l
NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-Steps in
connection with the separation of the
eon.rcl of the Union and Southern
Pacific railway systems followed each
other rapidly today. The officials of
the two companies set in motion the
machinery by which the mandate of
the supreme court dissolving the IL
legal combine can be carried out.
First Judge Robert S. T.ovest re-
signed as director and official of
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Mrs. A. R. Tabor Of Order. Mo-.
had been troubled with sick headache
for about five years, when she began
taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She
has taken two bottles OF them and
they have cured her Sick headache
is caused by disordered stomach
for which these tablets are especially
intended Try them. get we'll and
stay well. Sold by Wilkinson & Co.,
Pharmacy. and j. F. Kledaisch &
Son.-Adv.
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lost almost complete use of her fac
ulties, being unable to speak

The malady is very peculiar as her
appetite or mind seems at times to
be impaired. She takes very little in
terest in the affairs of life OF of the
household. Her grief of the demise
of her parent predominates very for
chilly at times. however, and when she
is attacked with the feeling she in
variably lapses into sort of coma.
but the present attack has been or
longer duration than any previous
one.
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dance held aboard ship usually dependent upon
smooth seas The only dancing floor available usually of
me promenade which
attractive ballroom illustrated above the
i've uxues which be enjoyed travel The high domed
ng broad windows and general
suggest the cabin of This
Victoria use OF the Hamburg Line with
dancing Hoor while overlooking
the hall serves parlor The bathroom
Of the weather while the Frah Antng
the floor steady enough for dancing high
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FARMER'S WIFE
ALMOST A WRECK
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Her
Own Story.

Westwood, Md -" am farmers
wife and do most Of my own work when
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-14

l am able. l had
nervous spells, fe-
male weakness and
terrible bearing
down pains eve cry
month. / also suf-
fered much with my
right side. The pain
started in my back
and extended around
my right side, and
the doctor told me 1t
was organic inhan-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-14

the matter before the voters Of the
state for determination"
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!, sndorses Educational Board.

- The governor says: That dssn,te
Hon., se criticism these state educa.
der .ai institutions have prospered un-
No. Inc management OF the star.
BOARD of education. 80 s'a''
without expressing an opinion as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-14

Woman loves a clear, rosy complex
ion. Burdock Blood Bltters purifes
the blood, clears the skin. restores
rudy, sound health-Advertise.nent.