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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
NORTHWESTERN DROPS
GAME TO IOWA, 27-0
Easy pioki1 For Hs~keyes-Purp |.
Threatened % Score for First
Time This Year.
United Press Leased Wire Service

Tinted Presz Leased Wire Service
EVANSTON. III, Nor. iowa
Won the easiest sort Of victory
from Northwestern this afternoon.
piiins ~ four touch6oTns on the Gel.
lar champs and throwing ooportBnf
ties for two more thorough penalties.
The Snsl score was n 20 o. For the
arSt time IN any conference game
this year, Northwestern threatened
To score in the nryt period After re,
coy<ring tie bail on their own thirty
yard line, the Purple advanced TO the
Hsrksysz' ten yard line by sBcces-
sion OF forward passes. Patterson
tried another forward pass at this
print: the ball went wild and struck
the cross-oyer and Iowa took up the
march across the gridiron. Gross.
Parsons. willis and Gerre.son punched
big holes through the North western
line and gained almost at will. Iowa
was frequently penaItzed for holding
and ronghness and Parsons was final
ly put out Of the game for rough
work
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
WORKS OUT
FOR CHARLIE WHITE
Champion esys He will Not Decide
Plan o. Battle Until He
etsps IN Ring.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service,1
MILWAUKEE,. Sor- I.-Yred1ie
Welsh took at.E workout tnis even
ing for bis bout with Charley White
Monday night He spent about tEo
hours At hotel. shaking hands With
scores Of oil scaustntsnces WHO at
tended his graduation from the ranks
OF pork and beaHers here, back IN
1908.
II don't nor what my plan Ok
battle Mondsy night viii be un.iI I
step into the ring and size White up,r
said the champ. There 's very little
betting here and # is not expected TO
iiven up until the Chicago Delegation
arrives Monday nisht. The prevailing
odcs are ~ TO Z IN favor Of Welsh,
The advance sales. according 70 the
promoters. make !. look Ike sz5.e9o
house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
KEOKUK BOY SCOUTS
LOSE AT HAMILTON
Scare 10 II % 0. but Locals Expect
% Even Up Matters In
Two Weeks.

4 team o, boy scouts from Keokuk
met defeat yesterday az Hamilton By
the score Of IL 70 The Local team
attribute their defeat 70 the fact that
they we're up agz'nst q besrfer team
than they had Anticipated meeting.
They saF they were told 70 bring ove-
q light squsd and encountered heavy
bunch across the river.
The locals expect u, xin when the
Hamilton Ecouts return the engage
usnt here ia two weeks.
The local team lined Up AZ follows:
LAntz. ]. G.; Lsntz, ]. =: Pierson. l.
g.; Robinson. G.; Grant. ?. T.: Jones.
:. {; Smith, ?. e; BfdEeH. q: Eoer-
sole, ]. a.: suney, r. h; Neil, Z. b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
NO NOTABLE UPSEfS
IN GAMES YESTERDAY
Some Surprise # Hasysr1-Prfncste
scere-Arny csee Revenge
en- Metre Dane.

United PYezs Leased Wire s>rrfcs1
NEW YORK, SoT- T-Notrs Dame
took its second trounctnz % the year
from an e2sts-n college TO-DAY when
the Army avsnged itself for the de-
feat Of last rear and beat the Hoos-
fsrs at West Point. 70 20 Z. Il was
generally Al OF dzy IN the schedzIes
With the exception Of tie Harvard
PrScston game. but the big teams
played fairly rue 70 form and there
ras 10 notable upsetg- Yale Eas
scored upon By Brown On ffty gaTd
run By Braun in the last quarter. hut
won By score o. IL 70 s WITH a
team Of substitutes Dartmouth SNOW
ed Tufts under 20 . S. to euae. SavJ
defeated Fordhsm Il to o. Washing
ten and Jeserson cane out on the
long end % - TO 10 score IA .
fsrcely contested struggle with Pitt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
AUTOMOBILE RACE AT
FAIR GROUNDS TODAY
onfcils are Chossn-E ntsiss Close
This MofnIng-ho Children 70
be Allowed on Grounds.

The automobile race at the old fair
grounds track Will start this afternoon
At 200 O'Clock sharp. Omciafs for the
race were selected yesterday. They
are: Ttmskeepers and Judges, Roy
King. J. ID. Ecker and Dr.. w. w.
Holmes; starter, Richard Smith The
field officials will consist Of the Com
pany l. militia directed by f. Roeertg
No children Will be aIIowe4 on the
grounds and the committees Will no.
be responsssIe 10 any way for acci.
dents fhst may occur during the race.
The entries viii be closed AZ O'clock
this morning. A general admission
charge M 81 cents viii be made at
the park go far three drivers are
entered: L. 8. Harter, Arthur Prick.
son and Louis CorheGis. Others may
be added this morning before the
start OF the race. The track {. said 20
be IN very good shape and fast time
r. expected 70 be made
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
OHIO STATE TRIMS
HOOSIER ELEVEN 1873
indiana First 70 score But Ohio
erssed in Final Periods and
Score6 Twi>e.

limited Press Lsaeed Wire SerrtceJ
psDIASATOLGS. Ind, Nor. 7.-By
timely Use Of the forward pass, Ohio
State university aeTen this after
noon defeated the University Of In
diana here, - TO 3. After f. Erasrt
had placed indiana ia the lead In the
second period by dr0p-kfckfng . goal
from the twenty yard line, Ohio
brecet and sn the tEo final periods
outpiaysi the Hoosierx. In q straight
march dovn the field, Ohio scored n
the third period after only ~ rain-
utes Of play. The m2rch for the goal
was started when Chsrry carried q
forgard pass from PickefeI. thirty
yards. Graft and r.cke-eI figured IN
gains and Graft took the bali oTer
The goal vas missed A forward
pass, PicksreI 70 Gslsen, was the
starter toward ohfo's touchdown IN
the fourth period. Several plays in
tervenet and another forward par.
took the bail over This time Graf
kicked goal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
WILL CLAIM
TIE CHAlRIoNsHIP


TINTED Prezs Leased Wire Service
SAN FRANCI8Co, Nov. s.-Jimmy
Clab5y of Hamnon0. Ind. anaounosd
today that he rocid claim the worlds
middle weight championship - the
result ct his - round decision last
night over George Chip. The battle.
the last Important match which vfll
Be held IN California before boxing u
hISed. Was hard fought throughout
Czab0y displayed superior science n
MI stages and was never IN any dan
ger. He hit Chip apparently Whenever
he wished. Chip ras aggressive but
could not hit his opponent with eject
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
CHANCE 70 MANAGE
CLUB ON COAST
Reported He May Have Charge q
Les Anssles ceast League
Glib Next Year.

Los ANGELES. Calf. Nov IA
report was in circulation here this AFT.
eYnccn that Prank Chance may man.
age the Los Angeles Pacific Coast
league club next year II said he
1o1id be offered block CT stock and
entire control Of the club
Chance denied that he had receiv.
ed advances from any Coast league
club but admitted he lad received Of
Sers from eastern climbs for next sea.
son and that they were very gener.
Gus az to terms He refused to fore
cast his next years activities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
DRAKE sMOTHERED
BY MISSOURI 80 TO 6


United Press Leaned Wire Servics ]
DIES NoINES. Iowa, Nov. by 2
score Of 81 to 8. Missouri snothered
Drake at Haskins Field today before
a fair sized crowd and under s.sl
weather conditions. Lake and shsD-
ard ai.ernstst with e series of end
runs in ptiinz up the one sfted score.
Drake scored near the Gloss OF the
game with = forward pass and line
smAshss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08

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Fascinstsp1 Orasorx
United Press Leased wire se,

United Press Leased Wire 1ervtce.
siINSEAPoLIS, MINI, Nov. t.
Mrs. Thomas d. schail, wife Of the
blind lawyer elected congressman
from Minnesota, tonight announced
that she would accompany her hus.
band 10 Washington, and tina, ne
would see" public affairs through her
eyes. She accompanied him on his
campaign, assisting him through the
new tenth district whence he was
elected. Mrs. Schall ADDED: 81 know
HIS oratory ia fascinating because Il
won me-"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
JACK OU1LEY AFTER
JoHlgsoN's SIGNATURE


UNITED Proee Leased Wire sef'0..
NEW YORK Nov. 7.-SailinE \.
tbs American Hne steamer 81 -.
today, lack Curiey Who 10 pronaoI,as
the propose6 ONT between Jack JOE.
son ana Jess willard sxpects 20 p !,
Johnso0's signature to articles =
agreement In LONDON. Cur1ey We
meet johnson there and expecu
close the deal. He expects Jonns0.
10 ask $4,000 ana. nfty percent OF =.
picture px1vilesee. Curiey said - -
was willing 10 meet this figure =, !.
that several places had already pua =
bids for the Aght
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
Nebraska Wins "a 20 2.

TINTED Press Lessed Wire aerviee 7
LINCOLN. gebr. .soy, Tn an ex.
citing game in which their opponents
were ogtciasssd, tho Corn HDskers
defeated the Morning Side eleven -
10 7. from sfoux City. Nebraska out
weighed the Iorx aggregation. Dur
ing me last quarter, Nebraska ugsd
only second string ulsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
VIII FIGHT Il Vernon.

Los ANGELES, Cahf., Nov. r.
Promoter Tom NcCarsy announced to-
day that he has matched Harry Wills
% New Orleans with the winner Of
next Tuesday nights night At veenon,
between Sam Langford and Tom Nc
Mahon- This VIII be his Thanksgiving
day card The men win fight twenty
rounds WITH George Blake a. referee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
M,nec -: memphls 9.

MEMPHIS. Mo-, Nov. 7.-tSpec..'
to The Gate City)-Milton IS.
school basketball team deie.
Memphis hero this afternoon II =
in the frst game or the ses son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
saIlin starr for Tigers.

from htE Princeton mates There vas
enc other feature that vas particular
II noticeable There ras no Sammy
White. nor Poe on the team Prince
ton sent here today II had been Al
rsyY the boast Of Nassau hosts that
come what might defeat or victory.
there has nerer been the time when
m opposing team fumbled that there
VA. not . Tiger player TO poznce On
the elusive ball Today. II vas DIFF
fersnt- Harvard fumbfsd sevsrai
times. Every time the bail bounced
clear OF the scrfmmage line, bat al
most every time Il was two or more
Crimson players who followed II up
and ssf! on f.
On the ffty-three times Harvard
jsmmed and tore n Prfnceton's de-
Tense. the Crimson gained . total OF
zss yards. for sixteen first downs On
Pr1nceson's eight attempts against
Harvard the Tigers gained only forty
seven yards, Tor two first downs One
Of these FIRST downs was made on IN
eighteen yard gain by Click; the
other was on 4 twelve yard dash on q
forward pass. the only one Of seven
attempted by the Tigers. that was
successful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08

Harvard attempted three forward
passes. All were failures. The
double pass vas worked once by each
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-08
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
Gompers Says U, s.
4 Workers Are, with
Rebels of Mexico

WASHINGTON, July 26.-on behalf of
the executive council of the American
Federation of Labor. Samuel Gompers,
president of that organization. today per-
sonally delivered to the confidence
agency OF the constitutioalists here a
long message to General Carranza, the
constitutionalist chief.
The communication recited that the
American WORKING people had been IN
complete sympathy with the principles OF
the revolution, had deplored the assas-
sination of Madero and Suarez and had
upheld the hand OF the Washington ad-
ministration In refusing TO recognize the
Huerta regime.
In view OF tho triumph of the constitu-
tionalists the executive council OF the
American Federation OF Labor, Mr..
Gompers wrote. believed It TO be n hu-
manitarian service to urge at this time
that those who had opposed the constitu-
tionalists be given fair treatment and not
subjected to excesses. Mr.. Gompers also
expressed the hope that agrarian reforms
soon would be instituted, furnishing so
ciaI condition for the working people OF
Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
Women Are Asked to
Give Their Jewels to
Aid Suffrage Cause

CHICAGO, July pa novel appeal to
the women of the nation to give up their
gold and silver Jewels to the cause of
campaign committee OF the National
American Woman Suffrage association.
The appeal, signed by DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw, Mrs. Medil Mccormick and other
leaders in the suffrage cause. was sent
out from headquarters here telling of the
need of funds to carry on effective cam
paigns for suffrage in seven states
tana and the Dakotas.
Don't be lulled into a false sense of
security by the prevailing notion that
suffrage is sure 10 come" read the ap-
peal. Suffrage is sure to come, but II
cannot come this year unless the women
OF the country show by their response
that they are determined TO have Il
"A little Of what you treasure, an orna-
ment OF beauty. tribute OF friendship
something priced because of it's place In
household life-put il in the melting pot
Send It to the suffrage campaign commit.
tee"
The committee plans 10 have the gold
and silver contributions converted into
money and hopes that in this way a. least
$4,000 can be raised before August Is for
the suffrage campaign In the seven states
It is planned TO spend $1,000 on the cam.
paign in Ohio. $4,000 in Missouri and $500
in Nebraska, Nevada. Montana and the
two Dakotas.