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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
MISSING SEDALIA
MAN rs FOUND
David Webster Who Disappeared
From Warsaw 10 Months Ago,
Has Come Back Home.

David Webster, former superintend-
ent of the City Light and Traction
company lines at Sedalia, who had
been mourned as dead for thirteen
months, is home with his family.
Webster disappeared while on a visit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results,

Indianapolis, s-14-2; Pittsburgh, 7-13.
1 tten innings) Batteries-Moseley.
Kaiserling and Rariden and Warren;
Knetzer. Dickson, Walker and Berry.
Brooklyn, 4-10-1; Kansas City, 1-4-1
Batteries-Iafltee ana Owens and
Land; Adams and EasterIy.
Open date for other clubs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays ResuIts.

Washington, 1-3-1; New York, $50.
Batter1es-Ayers and Henry; Warhop
and Nunamaker. Second game: New
York. 4-9-4: Washington, 3-5-2. Bat
teries-Fisner, Heating and Nunamak.
er; Johnson and A.nsmith.
Philadelphia, ISL; Cleveland, 0-s-0.
Batteries-Bush and Schang; Coumbe,
Di1linger and O'Neill.
Open date for other clubs.
Where They Play.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland, at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
Entry List for
Elgir Road Race

[United Press Leased Wire Service.]
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-The official
entry list for the Egin read races to
be run Friday and Saturday was an
nounced today as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18

Summary.
Two base hfts-Harrell, Hasbrook,
Gif1in, McGee.
Home run-McGee
Sacrifice hits-Addington
stolen bases-Masters, Harrell,
Hasbrook.
pounie plays-Harren, Masters,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18

Where They Play Today.
Keokuk at Auscatine.
Burlington at Ga,esburg-No game.
two played Sunday.
Waterloo at Cedar Rapids.
Marshalltown at Clinton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
!. Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
ST. Louis, $50; Philadelphia, $50.
Ratteries-Perdue and Snyder; May.
er. Rixey and Killifer.
Boston, 11-11.0; Cincinnati, LIS.
Batteries-Rudolph and Gowdy; Ben.
ton, Fahrer and Clarke and Gonzales.
Second game: Boston, 5-1-S; Cincfn-
natl, 3-T-5. Batteries-James ana
Gowdy: Schneider and Clarke ana
Gonzales.
Chicago, $50; Brooklyn. 0-4-s- Bat
.eries-Lavender and Bresnahan; Al
len and McCarty.
New York. Till: Pittsburgh, $751;
Batteries-Tesreau, Fromme ano Nc
Lean; Harmon, McQuillan and Cole
man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
Base Ball Results
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.

Results Yesterday.
At Observation-Disclosures. 9; Keo-
kuk, 4.
At Galesburg- Galesburg, 10; Bur
lingtcn, 13.
At Clinton-C Clinton. 4: Marshall,
town, Z.
At Cedar Rapids-cedar Eapids, 1;
Waterloo, 3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18

Where They Play.
Buffalo at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at indianapolis
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Baltimore at Chicago.
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L. Brady, Bernard Merriam. H. T.
Orsborn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18

For the Moment.
Fremont Tribune: Comfort mrs.
is q more popular slogan at pfese
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
Muscatine.

Score by Innings.
keokuk ........... 200 100 0O1-4
Muscatine ..... 230 O02 02x-9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
Muskies Fatten up.

The Muskies certainly took occas-
ion to fatten up their batting aver
ages at the expense Of Riley. Curt
opened the initial frame with a wal
lop and Masters reached first when
Dali dropped fly in center field.
Creamy swiped second and was in a
lovely position to count when Trumpe
bobbled in handling Sours' grounder,
which counted Curtis also. Harrell
opened the second frame with a
double and hits, stolen bases and a
sprinkling of boots let in three more
runs. The Muskies stayed Off the
counting board then until the sixth
which Wetzel started with a single
and was followed by Lyle's infield hit.
Danny reached first on folders
choice and the next two putouts reg
1stered counters. AS a clincher, the
home folks chalked up two more in
the eighth but the details, aside from
Hasbrook's double, are uninteresting.
Hits were available whenever the
Muskies really went out after them
and total Of II were rung up, every
one but Runser securing a wallop.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
nRaas- FaircIoth Works for Five
Rounds Against Former Team
mates-Goud Finishes
Game.
MANY BOOTS COSTLY
Six Errors by Tribe Help Boyie's
Men Win-RiIey, Indian
Hurler, Hit
Freely.
Especial. to The Gate city.l

4
MUSCATINE, Iowa, Aug. 1S.-lt
wasn't much of a game, as games go,
tit being purported exhibition of the
''nashnul' pastime sprung yesterday
afternoon at Mr.. Boyle's ball yardD
but it served as lovely opportunity
to fatten up batting averages and in
cidentally to keep pace with the Jays
by winning, 9 to 4. 1t seems almost
Impossible that such an aggregation
as that which Harry Sweet has as
sembled could really score four runs
on the Muskies but inasmuch as two
OF them were in the nature OF dona-
tons, it isn't really SO bad. Rags"
Faircloth again appeared on the hill
for the Muskies and lasted through
five long rounds, during which set Of
frames, three of the counters scored
by the hostiles were amassed. Rags
opened his engagement wild and walk
ed Dali. Addington produced the
necessary sacrifice and Giffin singled.
Marshall also pounded out blow and
MCGEE reached first safely on field
ers' choice. Then with two men
down, the. Indians essayed a double
steal which worked smoothly enough
with a POOR peg to second as a lubri-
can't McGee opened the fourth with
a clean cIout over the right field fence,
which was aided and abetted by a
strong wind, and the fifth inning saw
the last Of Rags When Gould
assembled the mound in the sixth, Nc
Gee damned out double but was
caught in double play after frankie
Wetzet had breezed. A momentary
le:up by Gould in the ninth permitted
another run to cross the platter, and
this wouldn't have occurred had
Danny Harrell not booted roller
from Riley. ses .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-18
.Mhars Thax Play.

Who're They Play.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Boston At Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Observation-Disclosures
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,Sctt lucii, mans.

Gttam Ghio, /. Snlnldr. -
Iie MirthIdoit96eiibcr hieicr Stdot
Gob2n MN cnOIid) iormrllc feltgeltellt.
maa MGIiAfeit inl @cnll5 altoboll'
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niiiicn Oieielbcn fms baltell."
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1inbnbcr pon @irtbidlaiten ibrc So'
fole in rcipcftoblcr Nciic III fiibreIl
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Chr
Bulttn1nrr
Urnnt Unn,prll,11
Is Cit.Saltimore-Strate.
eGe6-gOnti
fragen
3 1roser: 9inlen.
tSanp->
Ammmrr 4 Brher,
1sntIGcs ycnf. nnS @ehielgciddft.

Sei!n,sbtr ber ettientorie.
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,Grtiunai gosf Of Gpmmfrte". .gctdnbs.
s,1s nm Eerlnni Don gstlen uno Cbitgatto'
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.rsmoer (SelSiGrten fuwir stusiertiaung ron
Belnludten. Sd:fisfnrien bon uno mad 9entn
ann tMpril2T--)
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Abbrrutrn,
Sr, g. @cir Mitdea
III YbllaDclpbla.
0Sar bcril6ntt ais 9lr5t
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2ilttor mo 2i3t, lit hclttc .Qiorgcn
I'M 3 llnr i'm 9llttr uon 81 l<ubrgn
in itinenl biciiBcn $1Giun pcridlicO2n.
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2ritiiAcn llte0ijinicbcl @eicllihoIt,
ser ,Monol Socictp oi GnDlunO," Ser
9Inreritoniidcn 9iclrpIogiid)cn tSe
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Ser &critorbcnc nor an 70. Sc.
bruur 1929 in Fbjlo0clphin 9c5oren
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buna in hirigr Sto0t. G'r Nnr cin
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Sd)ncll tritt Der SUB :

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Ebilo0clphln, gdll5 ploBi1 III
g4oiblnAton Ncitorberl . Gin
6er3ihln1 icbtc icinem Sebcn cin
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Helltc Ahorgen i'm / llbr pIobli6 ci
mem Soer5lci0cu crlcNcn. Gr mar 6S
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gebilrtig.
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Eenniplpuniu StootasSegislohr mo
reprdlentirtc ntcbrcrc OPnlc ocn pier.
ten NenniuIuonia. Giitrift im Gon.
grcB. Gr mar bon 1907 bis 1911
Aiopor Don Bbilaoelphin
Sorn. 9epburn'a 600 fnnr Ndnjlid)
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Icniolioatc0 Voan &D. W. S,ds. 4; .gss. sis.''
Ameriiani[desl.2 2saraerreGt!

1918 ,ridenene {. prrii,egrtc, perb. anflage.
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ous 9'irgerretbt erlnngen fam, Gei0beiiig
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ben. gSe BAT man ii6 bel cincul Neiu1 hfr
aiien Sciitnib ~ perbaten, ipie III BIZ SSie1ane
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215 Ont -. etrcri, sdrDun
f,giGilp ninWdr1
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9Il9 gcidJc gciunocu.

Sl(' NNlIAN y. '|'N~"'''''. 'SN'' W.
98rllell bel Gonw &2lonO ants
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nltairiit aus ibrem Nein III
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@etrag Scr 1lpnO3, ST. Gc3enlbcr 19i2......,.,...,,
Gmpiangcn ron 2cpoitoren in 1913.
Gnpiongcn M 3inien mo 2ipocnOcn oti Nfttcu, Nb0
tonen 0Qrlchcn etc. mG6rcno l9l3............
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gift an Edliuiuhlnd)f.

3d lunroe rahr Hifrsrine aeboren nno crSos
oei Tpr lnchrnrcn Snbren mnr id Gin fors
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elIs NcfiIiot elmer gebanbliir9 feinerteif5. fls
niebrere D,ornie pefparn Id bic Geinnopeit 5u,
rid. I'm. Se!m!ing. (usai4-D
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atrnnenttu, bic htn !, ,IertidNr GORE,
irpnben.tn" nidJt piinft!id, pSer nntegels
m1tig erGaltcn, iiuo scbeten, blr Sffite
beppii per Eelfpbon ober ftriiilid Iiit-
t6tilura ST. MAIDEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-27
FRANCE GETS
new CABINET

PARIS, Aug. 27.--Mlnister
Of War Messlmy retired from
the French cabinet last night
In favor OF Alexander e. Mile
rand departed for the front I'm
mediately after his portfolio
was turned over to HE sue
cessor.
Messimy's retirement occurred
In connection with complete re-
organization OF the cabinet intend
ed TO place II. on account OF the
war, on a nonpartisan basis.
As reorganized. Premier viviani
retained the presidency OF the
council OF ministers without port
folio. and Millerand. Theophile Del
casse, Victor Augagneur. Aristide
BRAND. Alexandra Robert and Gas
ton Doumergue became respective.
ly ministers OF war. foreign affairs.
marine. justice. finance and the
colonies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-27

''c fe&tHe etS FsIf S&s
PORTLAND, Aug. 27-rhat
he heard q tremendous and
continuous esnnonadIng of
Coos bay AZ midnight which
lasted for one hour. was the
statement contained In q teie-
gram received today by Cliff
ford Harrison. marine editor Of
the Journal from Randall Rop-
ers, a sea captain. who 10 =
passenger on the steamer
George w. Elder. which put In
At MsrshfIeid today en- route T.
Eureka. Cal.
Randall stated that, on 20
count Of the thick fog, n was
Impossible to see but . short
distance.
There was much excitement
on board IN . Elder, Rooeru
stated the passenQsrs crowd
Ing the deck ran. Rogers alse
stated that the Elder paced Z
Japanese w1rShip bound south
In the afternoon. u was -
IIeved 70 be the cruIssr ID
yuma.
Information also resched
here from MsrshfieId. from .
source considered reliable. that
the steamer 6resk~ater, which
arrived AZ Marshfield today
from Portland, passed . HE
boat containing . number Of
men last night. possibly from
. foreign war veseI.
u 10 said Capt Mcoenn -
the 6rc1tSwater 10 uncommuns
eatlve. which indicated that
there was some foundstIon for
the report.
" 10 also known here that .
British merchantmen. headed
southwsrd from the Columbia
river, had received a wireless
message to be on the alert for
two German war vessels OF
Coos bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-27

secured also the republican nomina-
ton.
Tho bull moose candidates for
state treasurer. comptroller, attor-
ney general and surveyor general
were nominated also at the repub-
lican End democratic primaries.
their elections thus being assured
In November.
The situation IN one OF the most
remarkable ever witnessed In any
election. As matters now stand.
progressiyes will be the leading
candidates. not only on the progress
siye ticket. but also on the repub-
licnn. In fact except for governor
and secretary OF state there win
practically be no republican candi-
dates on the state ticket
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ELECTED; He SUES

To get insulted by a street car
conductor and motorman is worth
$500. To be assaulted by them Is
worth another $1,000
At least. that's how NJ. ]. Lana
way figures 1t.
lie filed complaint against the
electric company. asking $1,000
damages.
He alleges he was insulte1. as
saulted and thrown off Walling-
ford car at Third av. and Pine st
July 20. without any cause.
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pROCRESSIVES MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP OF CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27.--Pro-
grcssiyes appear 10 have made a
clean sweep In the primaries held
here Tuesday.
Not only did they secure their
own nominations but the bull
moose candidates for four out OF
the ak state offices were also
nominated NJ the republican and
democratic primaries.
Tho registration has been over
whclmingly republican. but the reg
lsfrafion dope" was completely
trnmpled under foot for thu re-
publican candidates could not hold
their own against the progressives
even In the republican primaries.
John NJ Erhclman. bull moose
candidate for lieutenant governor.
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BOY AvIATORS
HOLD A MEET

Seattle boys have been busy for
months studying the theory and
practice OF aeronautics This after.
noon at the Opimo grounds. asth
av. and East Cherry ST. the young
aviators will demonstrate their
craftsmanship before the public
The machines TO be entered In
the meet are OF all sizes. from the
baby loop-the-loop gliders that can
be held in the palm OF the hand. to
four~foot aeroplanes that will rise
from the ground by their own pow
err.
The first prize offered in the con-
test is on exhibition In the windows
OF the Bon Marche.
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FREDERICK palmer AT FRONT

WASHINGTON. Aug 2Ts--Frcd-
erick Palmer. one OF the most IN,
nous war correspondents In the
world. viii represent the United
Press and all other American
press associations at the front
with the British army.
The British war office announced
today that only one American cor
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Htafi IT. lbs. best Eranuisfed sugar
bso. Stall ibss, red snapper, 100 10 /:
sturgeon. ihA $50. whole salmon, -kc
each. stall 81. haiibut. Ihs iSo I lbs
ebci fresh salmon. foc 10. stall is,
pneit. lbs. $50 Stall 1898. 10 lbs pure
cane sugar. b0c with Zach s7,s0 grocery
order. not including -four, or $3.50 per
sack. Stalls s1-sa, laundry soap. 10 bars
abci washing powder. ate pkg Stall ~.
best ace coffee. shc; ioc glasses pre-
serves, asc. stall es. homemade veal
loaf or boiled ham, sse h.. potato saind,
90 Mt
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Stalls = TO 7. shoulder Of mutton. sc N. I
lamb stew. Tc III. leg Of lamb. iso 10. (;
Eastern ham. 900 10. good bacon. isHc
H. piEn' feet. Sc III Stalls ie-as. vashnn
island eggs. too dos; fresh churned but
tor. 4ac n; full cream cheese. 2oc ID.
Stall - ling cod. &C h. = lbs. csc.
silver rFneit. lbs itc lbs. asc; rod
snapper. ioc III. young salmon. large
fish, stc cach; German carp. Toe ID. = lbs
zsc. stall 4. home made Jelly. Zoe glass
Frankfurtcrs, tic N garlic sausage. lie
H.; ham loaf, soc 10; head cheese isc
H. Stall 10, new sweet potatoes. 80 ID.
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LOUISA DIDN'T;
SHE'S REAL MAD

Alleging that ]. II. Mccoy of tho
Mccoy Grocery Co. 420i Fremont
av.. falsely said that she stole the
milk bottles Louisa Meier. who
conducts confectionery and gro
Gerry store in the same neighbor-
hood, today started suit for $1,000
damages.
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LICMARKETS


Stalls ss-t:. hams isr. lamb chops.
iinri leaf lard. i1sc. fancy breakfast
bacon 7ac. local bacon. AVE stail ~.
10 Stall -. full cream cheese. 2 lbs.
$50. Yakima honey iha. 1sc. Stall 70.
radishs-. 9 punches &c. tomatoes Sc n. :
wax beana iha Zoe. spinach. &c 10.
stan ~. smoits. ihs. tsr; rock cod. : lbs.
Use; haiibut Ihs see. sinners. 30 Ii.
Farmers section. heets and carrots s
punches 10
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respondent would be permitted
with the army and the American
press associations agreed that
Palmer was the man best suited
for the place.
Palmer was In London when the
war started All American press
associations VIII receive bis re-
ports simultaneously.
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FEAR TROUBLE

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. 27.-More
than 1000 miners prevented any OF
the Western Federation of Miners
from going to work here today. A
mysterious killing occurred late
yesterday afternoon in the head.
quarters of the insurgents camp.
Serious trouble is feared at any
moment.
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stalls ai-ss. aturgeon. lbs asc. blue
perch. lbs. 2hc: ling cod, : lbs 25c.
sole. lbs 2bei white Chinook salmon.
ioc ID. rcd snapper. loo 40. Stall a..
oieomargarino. iba 4bo: stamped eggs
zoe dox.; sharp cream cheese, 200 H. /.
peanut butter. fbo ID. cottage cheese. Z
ibp. $50: renovated butter, iha SIC
Stall IL. nice sweet potatoes, Q lbs. 2bc.
picking onions ibs. Ice; tomatoes. Sc
H.. silver onions. &c H., egg plant Sc
each stailn a2-34. home made sausage
100 IN. pork sausage. ibo 10.
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SUFFRAGE SACRIFICE

CHICAGO. Aug. PA pair OF
solid gold garter buckles. donated
to the suffrage melting pot" by
n woman who declared she had
adopted the hairpin fad and had no
use for them. netted IS FOR suf-
frage.