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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, March Wheat No.
2 red, 95A @96Ac; No. red, 800
94Nsc; No. 2 hard, 92M @93c; No. 8
hard, 92k@92Ac; No. spring, 1914
@941sc.
Corn-No. yellow, SEC; No. 9, 591l4
@S3hc; No. 8 white, 64065c. No. 8
yellow, 62@64c; No. 4, 5711s @59c; No.
4 white, 62@64hc; No. A yellow, 571a
0601ac
Oats-No. 3 white, 3sla@ssc; No,
4 white, 37@3sAc; standard, 400
405sc.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, H., March 1d.-Corn-
Market 1a01hc higher. No. yellow,
6o1ac; No. yellow, $4,000; No. 3
miNsd, 60@601ac; No. 4 mixed, 5s1s
@59s4c.
oats-Market h6Ac higher. No.
2 white. 4oc; No. white, 3SA @3sc;
standard, 39Ac.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. March 11-Hog receipts
$1,000; market steady, lower. Mixed
and butchers, $8.5o@S.75: good heavy,
SS.50WS.65; rough heavy, $S.35@S.5G:
light, $S.50@S.75; pigs, $7.00@s.4O.
Cattle receipts $4,000; market
steady. Beeves, $7.25@9.70: COWS and
heifers, s3.70@8.55; stockers and
feeders, s5l6O0S.15; Texans, s7.10@
BIS; calves, $7.00@10.25.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market weak
loo lower Native, $4.80@G25; west,
fern. $4.90@6.3O; lambs, ss.So07. 10;
western ,s6.s0@7.so.
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, March 11.--4cat
tie receipts, 1000; market steady
Texas receipts ITS; native beef steers
4 $7-50@9.25; COWS and heifers, s5.N51
/ $50; stockers and feeders, $5.oo@
100; calves, s600Q10.50; Texas
steers, $5.75@S.25; cows and heifers
s400@6 90, !.
B Hog receipts. 5000; market sc low
4 err Mixed and butchers. $865@8.85.
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School GlrI,a Suicide.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. D
NEW YORK, March H.. Because
her English was bad and she had been
told this would prevent her entering
the training school for teachers, Ade-
line De Angels, 10, pupil in the Wad>
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used as Bile-Starter. In the old
form it griped and sickened--but now
it Is put up in formula called "Po-
DoLax," in which all the old faults
have been eliminated. Children take
it without resistance. 1t releases the
Bile as sure as you take it.
Bile purifies the food in the intes-
tines after Natures own method. The
blood abounds with life and no foreign
germ can breed or multiply in the
Bile-purified food.
SOC bottle of PoDoLax will prove
this, and you will say''Why didn't
some one think of this before?" To
OFFER you something as good as PoDo
Lax Is TO question your judgment.
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Bile Inhibits Germ Grouth

We are told that all disease is SIM
ply an excess of germs. terms get
under the skin and make a sore, 1t
testers and becomes inflamed.
Where one germ gets under the skin,
millions go into the body with the
food we eat. They should not hurt us
3 particle, and would not If the Bile
flowed freely.
Bile stops inhibits breeding or
multiplication of these germs, and, as
long as 1t flows freely, We have no
trouble.
May Apple Root was called Man
drake" in the Bible. The doctors call
it "Podophyllin." For ages it has been
Don't Wear Out" a Cough or Cold
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HUGH u. COOPER IN CHAR E
OF NILE DAM WORK
ROCHESTER,. MINI.

ROCHESTER,, Mimi,
March 11.-Hugh L.
Cooper, a form g r
Rochester resident and
builder OF the big dam
at Keokuk, Iowa, has
been appointed con-
sulting hydro-electric
engineer for til g
Egyptian government.
Mr.. Cooper won the
distinction In competi>
ton with the best en-
gineers of Italy, Swift
zerland and England
after submitting plans
and specifications for
the proposed dam over
the Nile, which will be
one Of the largest en-
cheering feats in the
world.
While he will have
supervision OF tn 9
work for the govern.
ment OF Egypt. he will
not have practical
charge Of the con-
structions but W III
maintain Offices in
New York, where he
will supervise t h g
work. Mr.. Cooper Is
now en- route from
Paris to New York. 1t
is stated that the
Egyptian government
paid him a small for
tune for his plans OF
the Nile dam.
1.-THE success of En-
gineer Cooper in cap
turing the above task
was rather expected in
keokuk. 1t was known
he was after the job
and it is also known
that he usually gets
what he goes af.cr
His successful compe
tition with other emf
nent engineers indi
Gates very forcibly
that he is reckoned as
one OF the great con
sulting engineers o.
the world. He is Ger
tainly living up to hi'
reputation for energy
as he has just finished
the great dam at Keo
kuk.
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Two Papers Consolidate.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
WATERLOO, Iowa, March II. The
Evening Courier and Daily Reporter.
two Of the Oldest newspapers in Iowa
have been consolidated, and after to-
day will be issued from the Courie,
Office.
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The Body Of ueraara.

LAREDO, Texas, March 11--Ident-
ity OF the men hired by Clemente
Vergara's widow, through his broth
er-in-law, to- recover his body. today
remained d secret, although many of
the friends of the dead rancher could
tell who recovered the body from
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.magnifying
Misery Into Joy
Dyspeptics, Stomach 6ufferers and APP.
petiteless People May Quickly
Find Relief In Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.

When stomach sufferer gets re-
lief he is one of the happiest OF hui
man beings and he looks back at his
old self with distinct feeling Of
horror.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets quickly
readiust the out-of-proportion stom-
ach and digestive machinery and
bring JOY of life and love for food to
the man or woman who will use them
after each meal for a short time.
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leigh high school, ended her life by
inhaling illuminating gas. She left
notes addressed to her mother and a
school mate.
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$500 Rebels Reported slain.

Ell. pASO, Texas, March 11..--Rafael
Muzquiz, consular of Mexican consti-
tutionalists in Ell Paso today discred-
tied the report sent out from Nogales
ATiz., last night that 2,50e constitu-
tfonalists had been trapped at Mazat-
Ian and annihilated He would not
say the story was untrue but he de-
ciared he was confident he would have
been notified by rebel officers at ter-
mosillo or Nogales, Sonora, II 1t had
not been false.
That the Mexican constitutionalist
government intends to carry out Cen
eral Villas decided intention to
further the education OF Mexican
youth is indicated by the ARRIVAL at
Juarez today OF; Ave boys enroute to
educational institutions In eastern
cities OF the United States. The boys
are aged fifteen years They headed
the classes in the schools OF Chihua-
hua and as a reward are to be edu-
Gated at the expense of the provision
al government.
Villa 4 proposes IL he remains in
power, to send a certain number OF
boys to the United States each year to
be educated He intends to allow
them to choose their schools and the
professions or trades they wish to
study. The tuition and other expense
h will be borne by the state.
Brisk Fighting.
i IBy United Press staff correspond
emit
MEXICO CITY, March 11.-Brisk
fighting continued today to the north
of Torreon. according to reports
reaching here. 1t was said that 4o0(
federals were successfully resisting
1 the attack of 5000 constisutionalists
Only nieagre reports of fighting were
available in Mexico City, Genera
Huerta evidently having ordered {
sSstrict censorship. Because no new,
ssof; the .Torreon battle has been oh
s,tained from constitutionalists sources
sTit is surmised the rebels have beer
unsuccessful and for that reason ar,
suppressing facts. So far as known
here the federals have not followed
Huertas instructions to take the OF
Z feusive but are merely resisting tn,
rebel attack.
Huerta went about today with al
extra guard because of another plo
to assassfnate him. He was inforrne,
that plan was on foot to kill hin
in one of his fayorite cafes
Il Reports received here today iron
TanBieo said the rebels there hal
driven the federals back into tn
town. the defenders making des
perate stand at the oil reservoirs Il
the suburbs. Foreigners in Tampice
Sit was said, were preparing to tax
refuge on warships.
The Tampico dispatches did NO
coincide with reports from Yer
Cruz that the reported rebel assault
son the oil port was a false alarm.
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Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, March 11.-Active buy
ing in July wheat, featured trading in
the local wheat pit today and with the
Armour crowd leading the buyers.
prices firmed and advanced u May
was less active and lost Il In the
forenoon, though Liverpool cables
quoted prices higher
Corn futures started steady and in
.clined toward the easier side but re-
ports that there had been heavy sales
to feeding sections over night. caused
the market to Arm. May gained 70
and July v before noon.
I Oats was a shade higher at the
Egtart and when the buying increased
Ion the advance In corn, the price OF
May futures moved up an additional
fraction. There, was Httl- trading in
July. = So = ~
Provisions were firm despite an
easier hog market, largely because OF
a paucity OF offerings.
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Cough Bells I4nerar.
ms ss
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DOINGs OF THE WORLD BOILED DOWN

Washington.-Mrs Woodrow Will
son, through her social secretary, to-
day made emphatic and unqualified
denial of reports that Miss Eleanor
Wilson was engaged to marry Sec'y
of the Treasurer McAdoo. -.s
New York.-Eight-pound baby boy
born at home of DR.: and Mrs. Richard
Derby, who was Ethel Roosevelt.
Observation-Disclosures men, crew OF
British tramp steamer Dimingo de
Berrinaga, rescued from disabled
ferighter, after boat had struck twice
while lost in snowstorm.
New York.-Thomas A. Edison,
tired of his vacation, had photograph
and dozen records shipped to him to
occupy his time.
Sacramento, caI.-OnIy mattresses
of beauty, charm and 36-inch busts
need apply for jobs at Panama-Pacitic
Exposition, manager of restaurant
and cafe concessions announced, in
advertising a competitive examina-
ton for mattresses to be held Feb. 20,
1915.
Atlanta, Ga.-CounseI for Leo M.
Frank, sentenced to death for muir
der of Mary Phagan, says new wit
nesses will prove alibi for Frank.
Cleveland. - Following alleged
"black hand" threats charge of buck
shot fired by an unknown man
wounded three men.
New OrIeans.-After being lost in
fog and fighting fierce storm SO hours
in Gulf Of Mexico, United States tor
Pedo boat, Wake arrived here.
Toronto.-Sir George w. Ross, 70,
leader of opposition to Liberal ma
jority in Senate of Cadada, dead.
CieVeIand.-On theory that this
2ity is the clearing point for distribu-
ton of opium, received through the
extensive operations of band of
smugglers, police expect to make fifty
arrests by nightfall.
CacrioaNJ Mich IIto,.yIiIioo -
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RID BOILED DOWN
Detroit, Mich.-5oo men joined in
chase of purse snatcher. John Col
Inns, "a, who says he is barber, ar
rested. ..'
Au Ores, Mich.-OId Harmon
House, believed to be oldest hotel in
state north of Bay City, destroyed by
fire. Loss $4,000.
New York.-With entire crew of
Is men reported saved, freighter
Charlemagne Tower, Jr., sunk six
miles off Barnegat, N. J.
Washington. - That Catherine
Winters, who disappeared year ago
from her home in New Castle, Ind, is
held prisoner in Cleveland limited in
mysterious communication received
by Congressman Finley H. Gray.
Decatur, Ind-3 more deaths re- !
suited from typhoid fever epidemic,
said to have been caused by infected
milk. sr
Superior, Wis., cremated, I dy-
ing, result of fire in saloon and lodg-
ing house, Saxon, Wis. Believed in
cendiary. Loss $4,000. ..-.. ..,
Havana Because of discovery of
case of alleged bubonic plague here,
shipping stopped.
Roratin, France.-Ferdinand Pin
ney Earle, affinity artist, on trial here
charged with kidnapping his own son.
Winchester, w. Va.-W. G. Conrad,
Montana mining millionaire and
banker, who was urged once to run
with Bryan for vice president, dead.
ST. Louis, Mo.-John Lucas, pay
master Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co.,
robbed of $4,000 by auto bandits.
sTerre Haute, Ind.-SteWart, s.
year-old son of James Cooper, promi-
nent attorney, run down and instant
ly killed by street car.
Springfield, III.-Pubiic utilities
commission ordered Rock Island
RraiIroad to repair crossing gates at
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
|CUBs START GRID WORK
FOR GAME WITH TIGERS
Live Little Athletic Club is up and
Doing-BasketbaII Work Starts
Soon-Meeting Tonight

The Cubs Athletic club started foot
ball practice in deadly earnest yester-
day afternoon-tWO picked teams being
spun through a regular twenty minute
game. With the regular backfield
bucking a line of subs, the big boys
won out 2S to 3. No goals were tried
as the posts have not been planted yea
Captain Earl Reno predicts a hot
game with the Tigers for Saturday
September 26. He says I'VE will have
to go some to beat those boys, but we
are developing quite some team, our
selves"
Neil Doheney. captain of the Cubs
basketball teams will have his men
out for preliminary work out the first
Tuesday in October.
At tonight's meeting of the athletic
club. at headquarters, 1922 North Sec
ond street, some important work will
be done, and for that reason the entire
membership should be present
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
THE bENz|NE
SITUATION IS
MUCH CHANGED
Los Angeles Auto Race
Over New Route = Ari-
IONA MOtorbike Race May
= Be Switched to Eel Paso-
Gates Discredited

The sweeping changes of the past
two weeks in benZine race circles are
SO important that developments are
OF the situation would have so many
branches that it requires consider
able Work to get them all lined up.
Probably the most important change
is that of the route of the Los An
geles to Phoenix auto race, from via
San Diego and Yuma to the northern
read through Needles and PRESCOTT
El Paso, in addition to boosting
strongly for the second Eel Paso to
Phoenix auto race, is demanding rep
resentation on the motorcycle sched-
uie. Two wheeler feeling in the east
of the state is becoming marked, and
with the successful handling of the
Douglas-Lowell road race on Labor
day, it begins to look like business.
1t has been proposed to drop the
Northern Arizona motorcycle race
and substitute the FL Paso event.
In the San Diego end. the local
committee has practically won its
iiSht " ouSt 1HdIleS r ulltr ddIes
the man who caused all the trouble
over the date changing. Gates was
permitted to run along as he saw fit
while the Phoenix club played safe
with the F. A. NJ. and when it came
to a show down, Chairman Donovan
of the contest board said that Gates
never had been much with the ma
tional body, wasn't now and never
would be. Charges that the Phoeni,
club was arbitrary We're refuted BY
the statement that the original agree.
ment between the cities permitted
Phoenix to exercise dictatorial powers
on such details as the date.
Negotiations are now under way
for the San Diego to Phoenix motto.
cycle race. Heretofore all the nego-
| tiations have been over who SHOULD
| boss it.
/, Albuquerque'S race to the Phoenix
fair is progressing nicely, as Col. ID
K 3. Sellers predicted it would.
! On Saturday morning, Chairman
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

Tucson, the city of good clean
coming en- masse for the Sunday
game with the Solons 1t looks like
"a fine large occasion, interspersed
with all sorts of victorious glee, for
i Phoenix has not beaten the Old
Pueblo team for a matter of thirteen
summers. its no sign the fast aggre-
cation now playing in the gray uni
forms of the Senators can't Wallop
The visitors this time
As n matter of fact, Sundays game
represents something more than Tue
son versus Phoenix 1t is rather,
Arizona versus the Capital. For
with Manager Sullinger's bunch will
- Il battery from Bisbee, and sun
Jry expert tossers from around and
about
As to the division of the cured
side meat. Captain Tog of the locals
AYERS his men are hungry and need
that bacon right here But if Tucson
can scrape together enough superior
slab artists TO beat Smokey Joe
Smiley, then the Ancient City folk
are welcome to the breakfast food
rind and all.
How large an excursion will come
remains to be seen. Many fans of
the Old Town are anxious to see
The famous new Riverside Park, and
that fact, together with the low rate
between the cities is attracting much
attention.
Silver City Coming
Manager Mackey of the Silver City
team of the Copper league is in
touch with P. H Hayes of the Phoe-
xix Baseball Association anent the
series here. Mackey is bringing the
pick of the Copper league. which
comprises Silver, Santa Rita, Hur-
ley and Fort Bayard. The best OF
the lot-and that's pretty goodwill
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

be bundled aboard the trains for a
grand excursion to all the principal
Arizona towns. A certain Blanchfield.
whose mighty stick work with the
Miami Miners will always be remem-
bered by Miami and Phoenix twirlers,
is now playing in the Copper league,
and he will be on the team. 1t is
understood from reports emanating
out of Silver City that nearly all
the boys are there strong with the
willow, so Phoenix is casting a wea-
possibilities
Mackeys schedule now includes
games following the close of the
league on September 20, as follows:
September % at Deming.
Week of September 24-29 at Globe
and Miami.
October L at Tucson.
october ,, 3, at Phoenix
Mesa and Tempe will be offered
games with the transformers, but
these will take some classy arrang-
il g.
Husky Herb Hall
Fans of years agone will recall
with delight the work of big Hert
Hall, with practically the same team
that now plays in Phoenix back OF
him. Ergo, said fans will be tickled
to hear that Hall is returning tC
Phoenix after a successful season
with the Sheboygan club in the Wis
consin- Illinois league 1t is pretty
nearly assured that Hall will be add
ed to Toys string of hurlers.
Tucson's Vengeance
| Having got walloped twice by
| Phoenix's new team, the Old Pueblo
crowd naturally feels like enjoying {
| little revenge That is one reason
Sullinger has strengthened the team
! for this invasion.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
S0L0NS PLAY SUGAR
TOWN TEAM TODAY

Glendale, Peoria, Beardsley, NADIA,
Tolleson, Buckeye and sundry in
firitesmal dots on a large map of
Maricopa county will band together
To-Day, to defeat-baseballicall speak
ing-the city of Phoenix
1t is almost out of Toys way to
sloesWlpe defenseless little burg.
put he's going to do it, and what is
more, says that You can't always
sometimes tell what these rural folk
have In their hip pocket. I'VE might
even get beat he says.
Boiled down to a plain statement.
the Phoenix Solons are going to
Glendale to play a so-called game of
baseball today Maybe it will be a
same of baseball. and maybe it will
be game Of FOUNDERS.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

ADAMS PHARMACY
Adams Hotel Building
BEAR DRUG STORE
Opposite City Hall
BUSY DRUG STORE
N. E. Cor. Central & Washington
CENTRAL PHARMACY
Goodrich Block
SUN DRUG COMPANY
S. w. Cor. Monroe and LIST Ave.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
WORLD Of SPORT
Arizona Versus Phoenix
Line Up For Sunday

Old City Bunch is Coming for Solons Gore-Sullinger
Gets Bisbee Battery and Will Work It to Limit to Win
That One Game = Silver City Players from Copper
League Schedule Games for October 2, 3. 4-Pitcher
Herb Hall Returns Next Week to Take His Proper
Place in Phoenix Last Year Lineup
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

Leon T. Shelter of the Western
Automobile association. Auto Editor
Al Waddell of the Los Angeles Times,
and Louis Nikrent, the Buick driver
in two desert races. will arrive ON
"a path blazing tour over the northern
route. They will be entertained by
the local motorists, headed by Chair
man Billiard of the Maricopa clubs
competition committee.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

Best strawberries .................1 0c
10 lbs. fine sweet potatoes 25c
Van Camp sugar peas .15c
Large California Bell Fleur apples SIPS
per box
McKEES CASH STORE
ADVERTISEMENT br
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
Pennock Saves Athletics

DETROIT, Sept 17.-Philadelphia' S
persistent hitting and Pennocks eff
fective pitching gave Philadelphia a
victory over Detroit. Detroit scored
three off Plank the first two innings,
but Pennock saved the day.
Score X H f
Philadelphia .......... 1
Detroit ................. j 4
MISUNDERSTANDING, Pennock and Lapp;'
Dauss. Main, Reynolds and Baker.
Nationals Are Hitting
ST. LOUIS, Sept. II. Washington
pounded the st. Louis pitchers hard
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
DlRIGlBLEs ARE SUCCESSFUL

OlhI0i6L6S AhE SOCC6SSfO L
LONDON, Sept. 17.-Reuters cor
respondent at Amsterdam sends the
following: AN official dispatch
from Berlin received here says the
German dirigible arships have full
filled all expectations. None of them
have been destroyed or captured by
the enemy though some them have
been damaged -
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

Braves Get Another
BOSTON, Sept 1.-THE inability
of st. Louis to hit Rudolph consecu-
lively resulted in another Boston vic
tory. Dolan hit the first ball for a
double, scoring the visitors only run
Score r Fl f
st. Louis .................. l 0
Boston D
Batteries = Sallee. Robinson and
Wingo; Rudolph and Whaling.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want AID will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

Batteries roster ana Cdrrlgan,
Thomas; Mitchell, Dillinger and Bass
ler
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

CLEVELAND, Sept. Il. - Boston
opened the series and defeated Cleve-
land. Mitchell pitched poorly and
was supported miserably, but Foster
was effective and splendidly backed.
Barber of the New Orleans club made
/ his debut by scoring Clevelands only
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
Pirates Dro,

Pirates Drop
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.-Phila-
delphia won double header from
Pittsburg, ousting them from fifth
place.
Score K II e
Pittsburg ................3
Philadelphia .;........
Batteries Councilman and
Gibson, Coleman; Jacobson, Mattison
and Doom.
Second game r II f
PittSburg ................ q "a
Philadelphia ........... .
Batteries - McQuillan, Kantlehner
and Coleman; lineup and Burns.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

won another easy game from Cincin-
natl. Douglass was wild, walking
eight men and hitting another. New
York's three runs in the fourth were
scored without hit.
Score r H f
Cincinnati ...... ......... 6 3
New York ~
Batteries-Douglass, Yingling and
Gonzales, Glockson; Mathewson and
Meyers, Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
Red Sox, 8; Maps, I

Batteries-Warh0p and SWeene.
Benz, Lathrop and Schalk.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

Hits and Errors

Hits and Errors
BUFFALO, Sept. 7.-Buffalo took
the fourth straight from st. Louis.
Groome and Crandall were hit hard,
which, coupled with their team mates
Loose playing, caused their defeat.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
National League
Standings
Cubs Win in Tenth

BROOKLYN, Sept. 17-ChicagO won
a ten-inning pitchers battle from
Brooklyn, Reulbach losing his eff
fectiveness in the final inning.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
kaseys Lose Four

kaseys Lose Four
BALTIMORE, Sept. 17.-Baltimore
took the fourth straight from Kan
sas City. Only in the seventh were
the visitors able to score, three sin
giles and an error netting them two
runs.
Score r II E
Kansas City ............ U
Baltimore ...... ) U
Batteries-Stone. Cullop and East
erly; Quinn and Jacklitsch.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18
American League
Peck! BY Heck!

CHICAGO. Sept. il. = Peckinpaugh
won his first game as manager of
New York, over Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

Batteries-Klepfer, Hit and FL
lott; Evans, Easterly, Reiger and
Fisher, Yantz.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

Batteries-Whiteho and Raridan;
Seaton, Bluejacket, Marion, Sommers
and Land.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

So Does New York
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-New York
Arizona republican., 1914-09-18

CITY DRUG STORE
N. E. Cor. Adams and LIST Ave.
ELVEY & HULETT
N. w. Cor. Adams and LIST Ave.
HUNTER DRUG co.
S. w. Cor. Adams and LIST Street
PHI. OZANNE
NV. Cor. Washington & LIST Ave.
OWL DRUG co.
S. E. Cor. Adams and LIST Ave.