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WILL DIVIDE
 MEXICAN LAND
gAPATA SNCAlEn OUTLAW. VANS PNOR NAN Tn
 GET RENEfTT>

E}TAS0. Ncy. a-zAps,A- cus Os sss IeNderS os the cousftC,icuAhsts. hSs t0rnyulsSc5 "a p'sr fo, the settie- rseus os the Nezocar lSn5 p7,blem sn6 hzs r-esentei ,; to thy ccuver'1Cr ss Aru.s Cal5s-srs v-ith hiC chsncr cF SocceSS. Tn, ulsr calls For ths ,Cr- fSczr5Or os cue-th5-i cf the land hea5 by tht gTvs; lan6 cungS br5 i;S dlst-bu,ior among tss pNot rcsr,ls os ths couryry wkC ca nc, cvr sry SoT cE shelr ovn. Thc scheuc l,-o- vs6cs Tor a leCa' -Nocu-st tc thy h.0 cv-ne- hu; aiSo p-cv1deS that f hs ~c- fuSes to r7ve ur cre-shi-i os his sc- man thc -cyua7n6er of his r-opC-ty is HaAls tc couFiscaUc- if che coisS te- fo-e vhlJh he Rnrears Sc 6c0ieS zEnztz has alvZys hecr shcvr to ths Arne-icar reorss as nc;hiuc rnuch Ae,cr- tfzr ar cutIzu but hc-v ii is uog drenes poSs7h,s that hrs Flsr rnKv bs the szvnr cf tNs No,ocEr -cputSc.
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GERMANS ATTACK FTERCELY

PARIS, Nov. 2-The only news from the seat Ot war that the allies meeting determinedy the ateSt vO ent offensive movement of the Germans n Belgum and France The generals Of the ahed forces assert that the balance of gains favor them and they look the Ger
 man offensive fail in this section Of the Jhea1eT The truth of these calculations seems he borne out H the fact that the Germans have withdrawn the esS bank of the Yser An official statement this morning says Chs1 the German attack the allied left wing between DIX
 nude and the river s has been continued h carried out yesterday with tremendous violence ste ot counter attacks so that the enemy that part of the field has made slight gains Further statement has not been gwen out and some anxiety has been cauSed h the fact ths1 decisive gains have been claimed
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FIGHT BITTER IN VALDEZ
 AND BETTING IS STRONG
Dispatch Says Bunneu Win Garry Town by One Hundred Majority.

VALDEZ, Nov.2.-The Wicki.eS here perSiStently assert that if elected wickersham will deliver the railroad to Valdez, and that he has influence enough 10 do it. This Is seriously be licved by some persons. Hubbard's close followers, John Snyder, claims to have inside tip that WickerSham
 can do as promised. A careful canvas has been made and indicates that BunnCn will carry the town by a hun dred majority. The fight IS very bit ter and big pile of money has been put up. The Bunnell mer are most confident. The WiCkerSham ticket will
 get a very light vote, all except nay.
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HOW WILL THE
 ELECTION GO
v1CKERSHAN VOTE BEAT COM. RiNEn VOTE or JENNINGS
 ANp GILMORE.

1hc be thinr is on ton'rrov and p-,Nsh,y cvcry man iu Alaska has ta gotten ths var fc. ;imc in thc .-c7 Co r-cdiy; the result Of the wing That thc -C, ,thclps 0i'l s,p- .,oIt the 6cnccray, candidate i> now g.v'ty well taken s,r granted as tse regular members Ot both parties have 6c-ided tha, regular parties here and clscvhcrp arc neccsSauy. The chief things Co be ccnSidc5ed this tune is vhcthcr thc members cf those parties ,Duhiucd can clcCi their man with thc aid of thc rrcplc vho have supported Wicke-Shan hefcrc in the belief that hs uas the friend ot thC national ad- -ainrstra;ion. Inc women Will also bruc a ncv phase into the fight
 Tss totals last c'ecticn were. Wick e-shau S.SSS, Gilmore l.726' Socialist yeN>. lcuuiprs ll7s. HsrTSis PSI. scattering lN
 lr the First division, Wioksrsham sos. Gamory lel. Sccialis, 227. Jen- -iurs S26
 lu tss Se,cnd division. WickcrShsm N00 tsT-,,ve eSS Snrialisf g-l len uiurs 27S.
 Iu ths Third division. Wickershsm go. Silrnory SSs. SCcialis, l92, Jen- 1inrs 2>l.
 Ir ths Fourth division: wickershsm a. ssl. GHno-r Sll, Socialist 9SS, scuninrs 2Sl.
 Or,c remarkable fact about ;his IS ,hat gcnuiurs rci exactly the same auuhcr cf votes ir tho Third and Fourth divisions
 lr this division Ge'u'orc carried Coricva and Seward but Wickcrshan carved Naldc1. The vote was;
 Co~iovs: Wickershsm Sl. Gilmore aS. Socialist @. Jennings ll
 Valdez: Wickershan 92. Gilmore "a. SCcialis, ls. Jennings 2S In Val der Hsr7-sis rc, thirty votes, In this diviSion th, combined vote for len- ninrs and Gilmore would ee SO while the vote fcr Wicke-sham was 7S0. In Anik Wickersharn had 20 votes. Gil nov hsd one. the scCiRlis, hsd three and Jennings had one. Wiokersham cz-rled EllSnar. GirivOcd. Hope ka- tallA kcunecctt, ScldCvia, Willow c-yek
 Jennings headed the poll ai Sunrise. S1ncrr cSrrTed lstcuChe. Re got lS cotes tc Wicker shsrn's there.
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LONDON, Nov. 2.-The busting of Germans and AustrianS and the call to the colors of French, Swiss and Italians has shown to an extent little suspected by the British public how departments of the hotel and restau- rant business, barbering and even teaching had been taken over by foreigners. At the outbreak of the war, 10000 foreign walters alone quit their jobs in London.
 Foreign teachers have left thou sands of vacancies in Great Britain They were mostly private teachers or employed in private schools. Those in the regular English schools were teachers of languages as a rule, but not always.
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FIRST DIVISION SURE
 TO VOTE FOR BUNNELI,
Think no Delegate Better Than Wick, sham Now When President
 Speaks.

JUNEAU, Nov. 2.-The Presidents endorsements of Bunnell is having a tremendous effect on the people of this division. The opinion now IS that it would be better to have no dele gate than to have a man who. is op- posed to the administration and the general opinion says that WickerSham is an antagonist of Wilson, an opinion created by the teegram of endorse ment. The First division is certain to give a big majority for Bunnell and his men are working like beavers.
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0HEIP BEIyGANS

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-The Rockefeller Foundation will spend millions in helping the non-cOmbstsntS Of Europe The relief ship MaSSaQue SailS tomorrow with the Rockefelers supplies worth hundred and seventy
 five thousand dollars worth Of provisions for the starving BelgianS The cargo consists Of rice four, beans and various other articles which win be distributed among the starving population of what known the buffer state It Is said that three and half millions O the Be gianS are starving
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FAIRBANKS GoES OVER
 ro OUR PRESIDENT
Hnaerscment hy Woodrow Wilson NSse< . Re Chsngs ln
 the Tnnsna

FAIRBANKS. Nov. a-lThe en- dC-scnen, hy President Wilson of the nemScrzoc candidate Tor congress is having a splendid e#ec, hcre. Tho men who hSve ssen wavc-ne in the acuSs that Bunnell was :he actual --cpsescrszsive cf the rational party VII ncw surely vote fvr Bunnell. Some os the olatirne rcP0hliosns have arsnslly gore over to wioke-sham be- cxuse Bunnen is endorsed by Wilson hus ohe ccUnserscsing efec, is over uhelniae. A be democratic meeting ssck p,ace ss ChSfanila las, Satur- day and another vill he held hers to- night
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SAYS CAN VOTE
 TILL SEVEN P. M.
JUDGE WHITTLESEY LAYS DOWN LAW ABOUT HOURS
 OF POLLING

Judge WhittleSey says that the closing of the polls will take pace al 7p. m. in tbc c;ty and mol a; D. n as Statei m 'ic notice Uuhlished. ); might He advisable to keep the polls open here .n;a seven so that no mis- take night be made, The following is a cOmuh.,iatop from VI. NhiJtlc- sey to prove his contention;
 Charter . of the Political Cnde f'r Alaska providing for the CIcct'cu or a Delegate ,c Congress frar' Alaska Sec. Ss5 pro, 'Ges as jcuovs:
 The Common CoUny7 shall also, a; least thirty days before the date Of the election, provide suitable poll ing place for each voting precinct and give due notice of the election by posting a written or printed notice in three public places in each pre- einct, specifying the time the date and place Of the election.
 Sec. 100 provides as follows:
 The election boards herein provided for shall keep the several polling places open for the reception of votes from eight o'clock ante meridian until seven o'clock post meridian on the day of election.
 This is mandatory and the polls should be open between o'clock a. m. and : o'clock p. m. and only between said hours.
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MAY ATTACK SUEZ CANAL

ROME. Nov, "A sensation hSS been created here y the fact that Turkish gUnbOst has been reported at the entrance O the gulf Of Saez The presence Of this hat in that quarter has gwen se to the belief that nothing
 else s intended but an attack CT the Suez canal itself the St Step to bringing the Inoc Egypt and to cl ple the BytSh m that part O the world The general opn 5on I this country IS that Turkey lS heng used hy Germany n manner that had never been suspected and that her strength VlE he directed entirely towards the ASistc holdings Of the sI6ed powers instead of being
 directed aeSnst RuSSs in Europe, IL IS assumed that Turkeys mobilization in her ASistic 6oUiniOns indicates
 thai ar agreement has been arranged with Bulgaria which wl take away the possibility Of sn attack from the north
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TURK LEAVES LONDON

LONDON, Nov. 2-Tew1k RsSh& the Turkish am hsSSa6Or 10 Great Britain handed his passports to- day and s country and Turkey are therefore m state o war with each other h Is taken for granted here that the expansOu gwen by the Turkish government about the attack or the Russian ships and seSpogS IS merely
 oms1ic effort tO i6e the fact that TG~ey has definite l decided to fight W5th Germany and Aast5s 1t Is also known here tAst Turkey has been prepaS'ne fol some tune to enter the field under German officers but the real intention os Se Turks Is s only say-ei although 1t i> thought thai Sey VII en6esvor to war n Eenp, and other coa ses winch have been placed under Brit Ssh Suzerzin1y
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OlR NOyS wuA GTvg
 DENoCRATVC LANDSLIDE
Nuvur tsrIrSAs Ufrrs to Nsl6e1 thzt Srcou5 DSySSOs WI ro tcr
 Wcearcw Rit~cr

VALDEZ. Nos. 2-Dinon6 hEs " -e-ve6 a telegram t-U-r Geooct G-rs- t5y os None SS4iur FCc the verAzfir rneSSzce of p-esi3ers WIiscr and stzriug thEs landshde w5I tzks r,lnre ir ths Secon6 div5sicr fOr Rur- neIl- G-iushy is mayor of Nome snt a ve-y close t-5en5 os SlnO- vho TAI for congress lzss tiue
 sWi-e verbatim Wilson's rpcSsars telerrznhs Srrssy 'MOnsce- rnecs1uC tomorrow uigfl lzndsbGe fo- the democrat The rneSSsre vcsS Sens to Ruuner and has h-pr fo-vE-5eS tc the Gstrvzy ty ChErlcS A. Ezn6
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BRUSSELS PAYS NINE MILLION

BERLIN, Nov. 2-The war indemnity oO Se yS2l6 by Brussels has been fixed at nine millions Ia win he Si6 the rate of half million weekly according the arrange ment made by the German government The fact that the indemnity has not been insisted or al sI once taken here s matter of course as the people have 6es whatever that the German army win retire before the expiration Ot the time allotted for the payment Indeed the des of trement has evidently been given up altogether
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A ROCKEFELLER
 IS INDICTED
CRIMINAL CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST DIRECTORS or
 NEW HAVEN R. E.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Criminal indictments have been returned by the federal grand jury againS; twenty one directors and former dir ectorS Of the New Haven railroad. Those included in the indictments are William Rockefeller, Theodore Y. Vial, George F. Baker, John l.. Billiard. The indictments charge violation of the Sherman antitrust law. The penalty Is Imprisonment and fines.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY

A Pleasant Halloween party was given Sy Mir. and Mrs. Sexton The quests were entertained at bridge whist. the theater and Halloween luncheon.
 The following were members of ths party; Mir. and Mrs. Ballaire Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sauers, Mir. and Mrs ]. h, Romig, Ar. and Mrs. Isaac Evans Mrs. Chas. Dehn, Miss. Sylvia Sexton Mir. L. F. Shaw, Mir. Whittle sey and Mir. and Mrs. Sexton
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GILMORE SAYS sUNNELL
 CARRIES NOME EASY

William A Gllrscrc. formerly candi- anfe Tor ccnrrcSs. wired Charles E. Runneu that Ncsae will landslide for the democratic candidate. Gilmore and 6scShy are for Bannell ard uish them arN said so have gO; the whole vote ot the Second division. nxn Sutherland went to Nome fer wSckc-xhsr but made ne speeches. Rss csn ropelssisy is aePcrici on so res a fair vcse for Als nsn but that the Seward Peninsula ~in % demo csaiie ix assured
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CoRDOvA PAPER GIVES
 OPINION OF VOTING

The Cordova Alaskan in wiring for information to this paper as to the probable result of the election here gives it as its opinion that Bunnell will carry Cordova by fifty votes. It says, however, that ''the copper river towns, whatever they are, will give a majority for Wickersham.
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BUNNELL WILL SPEAK AND
 LATER PEOPLE WILL DANCE
Jack Roman. old WarhOrse of Alaskan Democrats tO Preside at
 Meeting Tonight.

At S:3C o'clock this evening Charles F. Bunnell will address the people of Seward in the railroad building. The meeting will be presided over by Jack" Roman, the man who carried the democratic banner himself against the same old opponent. After the meeting a dance will be given so that a pleasant time as well as an enter taining time Is assured to all who show up.
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WILSON WILL AGAIN BE
 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-It became known today that men who are close to President Wilson are preparing for his candidacy for reelection. IL is now assured that he will be a can didate in spite of his own silence on the subject and that preparations have already been begun for the campaign.
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BFLGIANS SUFFER AND
 BfLLIGERENTS FIGHT ON
POOR BELGIUM SUFFERS

BRUSSELS Nov, 2-Six and Q half million BelgianS now have little nothing thai they cal home Al the foodStu forage for horses and indeed al the ne eSSareS that commanders by the Germans were taken by the Belgian troops themselves One and hat million Belgian homes have been either destroyed or rendered uninhabtable One million BelgianS have fed to England and Holland
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vESUVIUS AGAIN BELCHING
 FORTH DESTROYING LAVA

NAPLES, Nov. 2.-MOUnt Nesuvius is again in eruption and causing a frightful stampede. The lava is flowing down towards the villages in the vicinity and the inhabitants are fleeing.
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OUTING CLUB MEETS

The Outing Club will meet at the Coleman Hotel at 7:SO this evening to consider whether to have a hunt and banquet this year. All members requested to attend.
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PAINFUL MoNOToNY

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The battles along the Belgian coast are dragging along with painful mOnOJo1y Some advantages have been gained by both sides but they have been gained with normous losses and are hardy worth mentioning The allies claim to have penetrated the north and east of Lille which Is be6ev6 10 have beer re occupied by the allies.
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SEIIEvE ALLIES WINNING

Al reports ths afternoon to be agreed that the xRes are s6vSncrg in west Flanders Inst the tide of bStse Is flowing against the Germans to he evident tt no details have been published It vii take time
 t o decide whether the Germans must abandon the at. tempt 10 reach Cslxls The allies are reported to be short days walk from ossend but whether 1t Is their in sentlOn to take the eSty Is nOs stated
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LONDON, Nov 2-Eowever effective the Germiln army may be in other respects it's cavalry me eys the UhlsndS 6o not know how 10 take care of horses says E A Csntrel CT Newport Kentucky, who has arrived an London after ar exciting trip through the German Hines Sn Belgium RVery cavalry horse he observed seemed to suffer from sore hack The returning csvslymen general
 R leS ther mounts with saddle loOsened Some Of the backs cute This Is largely due he thinks to the way the Germans hsVe of turning themselves around in their saddles to ease their positions when the march
 The German artillery and equipment impressed Can sre as being perfc There not detail lacking. The men sE t ther places and seemed in the best of sis
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Kenai. knik. Broad Pass
 Cold Fields
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
FORT MADISON MAN
IS STRUCK BY TRAIN
Wa. Hard Of Hearing and Failed to
Hear Warning Whistle,
1t is Evident.

Fort Madison Democrat: An acci-
dent that was deplorable in the ex-
IRENE happened yesterday morning at
about 10:45 when Fred Weber, farm
err living three miles west of the city,
was run down by c., B. G. @. freight
train on the tracks near the west end
of the stock pens at the stock yards.
The man was seen walking east on
the track by the engine crew who
gave the customary signal, expecting
him to step off the track. but the man
being worry hard OF hearing did not
hear the whistle. AS soon as the train
could be stopped, the crew alishtsd to
f1rs his body terribly mangled, almost
beyond recognition. The local author.
tiles were notified and the body
brought to-thse Clements undertaking
parlors. The identity OF the man was
not clear until he was missed at home
and an inquiry of a neighbor, Frank
Manshiem, in regard to the accident.
disclosed the fact that he had passed
through the Manshiem pasture. going
toward the city at about 10 a. M The
relatives of the man at once went to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
DON'T BE MISLED
sokuk Citizens Should Read and
Heed This Advice.

kidney trouble is dangerous and
ten fatal.
Don't experiment with something
wv and untried.
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Begin with Doan's Kidney Pills.
ITsad in kidney troubles so years.
recommended here and every
here.
4 Keokuk citizens statement forms
nvincing proof.
lie local testimony-it can be in
stieated.
Mrs NJ Hicky, 713 Palean street
4olx,,k Gays: "My back was extreme
lame and | had a disagreeahle feei'
in nv neck. Doan's Kidney Pill5'
Itch | procured at Wilkinson e
IS Drug store. removed these synp'
ms of Kidney trouble Ny satisf2c-
" experience convinced me that
value Of this remedy is not over
tinated in tho least. l do not hest,
e one moment in advising the use
Doan's Kidney Pills in all cases
kidney Complaint
Price soc, at al! dealers. Dcn't
q nply ask for q kidney remedy-get
ans Kidney Pills-the same that
3. hicky had. Foster. Nilturn Co.
ops, Buffalo. N. Y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08

wanted in Denver in connection with
the death of Ruth Merriweather, his
sweetheart. through an illegal opera
ton, said today that he was willing to
return to Denver and that he would
have no difficulty establishing his in
nocence.
Il became acquainted with Miss
Merriweather through her mother and
fell in love with her." said Mason.
'twe were to have been married In
the spring. sold my practice In
Denver and came here to do post
graduate work. learned last Friday
that Ruth was dead but I could not
return for the funeral on account of
my school work. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
JONES, The Batter

the undertaking parlors and recog-
nized him. Mr.. Weber was
man well known in this community
and his death will be great shock
to everyone. He lived on the farm
known as the Alex Marshall place and
often walked into town by the tracks.
He was man in good health and to
have him taken so suddenly and with
out warning adds to the horror Of the
accident. Mr.. Weber was 30 years OF
age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08

FIGHT rs DRAW
Neither of TWO Boys Were Punched
Badly-Iohnny's Showing APP
peared to be Only Mediocre.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice-j
AKRON. Ohio, Dec. S.-Ohio's best
sporting writers today put down the
twelve round kilbane-Mandot bout
here last night as a draw.
The featherweight champion landed
on his southern adversary oftsner,
but his delivery lacked steam Man
dot was conceded shade in four
rounds Neither was punched BADLY.
Kflbane today wore slight cut over
his left eye from accidental contact
with Mandot's head. He attributes his
mediocre showing to FIVE months ont
of the ring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
TWO New Clubs in leaaue

limited Press Leased Wire Service I
NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Richmond.
va. and Syracuse, n. Y, will be rep
resented in the International LEAGUE
next summer, unless ell signs fail.
Rivalry and squabbles marked the
meeting of the International league
club owners yesterday.
The matter of lac game schedul5
remained unsettled alap today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
White 70 Meet Shunrue.

United Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. Dec. 8.-Charley White.
Chicago lightweight today called OF
his bout with Frankie Daily at Toledo,
OF December IS. and cleared the decks
for his encounter with Young" Joe
Shugrue in New York on December 2S
the match having been closed yester-
day. It will be the third encounter
between the two Iightweights. each
having claimed victory in previous en-
gagements. ShugrUe-s showing against
Champion Freddie welsh IS said to
have been better than Whites FER
Torrance against the Britisher.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
Purdue Athletic Director Named.

| United Press Leased Wire ServiceI
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Dec. 8.-Nam-
ing OF Alpha P. Jamison, former Pur-
due football star, as athletic director
at Purdue, it was believed today, will
end the difficulties in the athletic de-
partment that led TO the resignation o,
Hugh Nichols, athletic director. Jami-
sen has not yet given his formal ac-
ceptanCe but it is understood he will
do so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
senz Draws with chip.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
BUTTE, Mont, Dec. s.-Leo Benz.
of Butte, was mighty lucky to get a
draw out OF his twelve round battle
here last night with Joe Chip, of
New Castle, Pa. fans agreed today.
Chip had the local boy in distress at
the gong and it was the general opin-
ion that had the bout continued two
rounds, Benz would have been knock
ed out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
NcVey to Feet Johrson

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NFw YORK. Dee. S-Fignt fans
look for the best heavyweight bout o,
the winter session tonight. when Sam
Mcvey meets Battling Jim Johnson.
both coiored, in a scheduled ten round
boat at the Paramount 4. c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
r.se pIuck TWO umcs,

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice.1
CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Two o. B. UNI
pires have been plucked by the Fed
eral league, President Gilmore an
nounced today. They are Umpire w.
II. Finncran, Of the International
league, and Fred Westervelt, of the
American association.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
Start. Hockey Season.

PORTLAND, Dec. S.-The ice
hockey season VIII open here tonight
with a contest. between the Portland
and vancouve-, B. c.. teams, in the
new ic.. hirpodrome recently opened
to the public. The Portland club is
affiliated with the Pacific Hockey asso-
citation, a Canadian TERMINATION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08
Another Catcher sianed.

In addition to announcing the sign
ing Of the new boss, Belden Hill also
announced Saturday evening that he
had obtained another candidate for
the back-stopping honors with next
years team. The latest addition to
the buffer squad Is one Fred Holman,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-08

One thing is certain. Any agree
ment that might be reached between
organized baseball and the Federal
league eve say might be- will have
to have the sanction of Dave Fultz S
Players fraternity. Or there will be
more trouble stirred up. A great many
folks have spoofed Fultz and his
methods and purposes but, however,
small. he is noticeable factor In
baseball. His worst enemies also must
admit that there is quite a goo5 sized
working majority of gray matter IN
his head. He has the courage OF MS
and thinks he's dead r1ght
in organizing the baseball players TIE
fact that such man as Christy Math-
ewson IS a member of the fraternity
stamps 1t at once as being anything
but a snide organization The frater-
nifty is growing stronger every year
and looks like it's here to stay.