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NOTICE

is hereby given that on April s, 1914, or as soon thereafter as same can be heard, l, as administrator of the estate of J. F. Rutherford, deceased, will apply to the Probate Court of Jefferson County for an order to sell, for the purpose of paying debts of said estate, the following personal property, and Jefferson County real estate, to-wit:
 One hundred and thirty-three shares of stock in Citizens Land Com-. pany, of Pine Bluff, Ark
 Ten shares of stock in Simmons National Bank of Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Twenty shares of stock in Lincoln County Bank, of Star City, Arkansas.
 The Northwest quarter of the south west quarter and the south half or the southeast quarter of section SIX. teen in township four south of range ten west.
 An undivided one half interest i'll lots two, three, and five in biocK seven in Doris Addition East of the city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas:
 An undivided one half interest Ill the northeast quarter of the nortn' east quarter of section ten In to"n' ship six south of range nine west. Drew Whites Survey. to the city 2 Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
 w. X. TAGGART, a-r -a4-a1 Al Administrator
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SADDO WILL STOP
 TO SEE TY COBB

Jackson, Miss, March 23.-Tyrus ball players was the innocent cause of one of the most spirited debates in the Legislature today. finally by a vote of 5G to A the house declared its hlrpose to take recess next Thursday afternoon when Tyrus Cobb comes here with the Detroit team for an exhibition gave with the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Report Big Battle.,

Laredo, Texas, March 23.-A dis patch from Mier, 75 miles down the river from Neuvo Laredo, tells of a battle between 1,200 federals and 1000 rebels, which began south of the town about noon today. Accord ing to the dispatch a machine gun and artillery duel was being fought at long range. So far no details have been received.
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KINTANNON HEADS '''-'''
 EDUCATIONAL BOARD

Memphis, March 23.-At a meeting of the Board of Education tonight Andrew A. kintannon, was elected superintendent of the Memphis City Schools.
 MT. KI,tannon is chancellor of the university of Mississippi and is nited throughout the south as an educator He holds an L. D. degree from the university of Arkansas.
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Attacks Torreon.

Juarez, Mexico, March 23.-General Manuel Chao announced this evening that he had received message from Gen Villa stating that the general at tack on Torreon had begun and that he exrected to be in possession oil
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-24
VILLA CLOSES IN
 ON 70RREON Outposts Are Taken With Many Being Killed
 and Injured.
CITY'S FALL S U R E
Rebel General Makes Isolation Com. plete-Federals Expected to Make
 Stubborn Resistance.

Verjel, Mexico, 10 p. m., March 23. Gomez lPalacio was occupied by the Constitutionalists at g p. m. Three hundred prisoners were taken. The loss of life among the federals was tremedous, but figures are not yet available.
 With Lerdo and Gomezz Pallacio under Constitutionalist control, the capture of Torreon can be but a question of few hours.
 The special train carrying Consti- tutionalists wounded was dispatched to Chihuahua tonight. The attack on Torreon proper will properly not be- gin until tomorrow, although Villa has predicted that he will occupy the city Tuesday.
 It is generally conceded that this will decide the fate of the revolution.
 Torrean is now completely isolated, Villas forces having closed in from the north, east, south and west, bringing to continuation the opera tions which began last week with the advance of the main body of Villas army from Conejos.
 It is expected that the federals will stubbornly defend the city itself. The valley of the Nasa river and the hills surrounding the city are strongly de- tended with barbed wire entangle- ments, trenches and flooded ditches and with the batteries planted at every available point.
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GOING LAW HEARD
 BY SUPREME COURT
(Continued From Page One)

privilege or immunity or exempt iron any duty on account of race, color ol previous condition.
 "The General Assembly shall no, grant to any citizen or class of citi' zens privileges or immunities, which upon the same terms, shall not equal, ly belong to all classes"
 The fourteenth amendment to the United States Constitution and the fifteenth amendment, or sections ot both, are cited and are declared tc conflict with the constitutionality of the Going law.
 Section 1 of the fourteenth amend mens of the Constitution of the United States follows:
 "No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the priv ileges or immunities of citizens of the United States, nor shall any State de. prive any person or life, liberty or property without due process of law nor deny to any person within its Jurisdiction the equal protection oi the laws.'
 Section l, of the fifteenth amend. ment, and which is used i'll the brlel of the saloonists, follows:
 "The right of citizens of the Unit ed States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States O. by any State on account of race color or previous condition of servi tude.''
 Attorneys Isgrig and Cannon an swered the holdings of the brief ore sented by MT. House and his father Col. J. w. House, not only in theil brief but in their argument. MT House presented the brief and gav' various findings of other courts ant his reasons for holding that the Goins liquor act is unconstitutional.
 Attorney J. w. House Jr.. was tht authority for the statement this morn ing that, shoSld the Arkansas Su preme Court hold the Going liquor law constitutional. the attorneys fol the liquor men would appeal it to thu United States Supreme Court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-24

Gomez PAlacio, four miles from the center of the city by nightfall.
 Earlier in the day Villa had inform ed General Chao that he had sur- rounded Gomez Palacio and Laredo and Torreon, cutting off all communi- cations with the outside world. Both dispatches were filed from Le Vergel.
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ANUSENENTS ; . ~<%<<>>>>>> >~ .
AT THE ORPHEO.

The management of the Orpheo theatre has secured for today two real laughable comedies, that are ex- pected to take we'll with the picture loving public. Grass County Grass County Gnes Dry.'' this is said to be a really and truly laugh producing two-real comedy. It involves several characters, principally among them, a deacon, a druggist. a parson and a widow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-24

Let our expert explain the con- venience of the ock Island Imple- ments, the latest out. Cleveland Mat thews Hardware Co. If
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OXfOrds

are ready. You'll find here the cream of the offerings of Flor sheim and Walk-Over. Smart English lasts, low broad heels, some with rubber bottoms. Flor sheims at $5 represent the height of shoe excellence. Walk-Over at popular prices, $3.50, $4, $4.50 are known the world over.
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.gDB-Ev1Y- TBS M

Will cure your RheumatisIn leuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, ,olic, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and 'urns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Ste. Antiseptic Anodyne. used in- :ernally and externally. Price 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-24

HENRY ROBERTS & co. Fire h. surance. 123 1-2 w. End Ave. Phone, slS. 2-25 If,
 Save Queen Bresd Wrappers.
 Join the Rug Club Monday. $1 oash. n week. Reap S Crawford Furniture co. ti
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ALIENS FOOT@EASEc

I Tic Antiseptic powder shaken into the shoes-The Standard em
 ctly for the Feet for a quarte L. k.zM century. 1000 testimonials Sol Trade-Mark everywhere, 2Sc. Sample ERE,
 e Address. Allen $. Oimsted, I.e Roy N The Man ysslc pat the E E 2 in FEE
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Plan to Resume
 Koehler Trial Tomorrow
Same Government Officers Will Serve As Those of Former
 Hearing.

Fort Terry, New York, March B. The court-marital of Mai. Benjamin NJ. Koehler, of the coast artillery
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Our Boys Dept.

is prepared to supply the young ster with smart clothes or fix ins." The new spring XTRAGooD Suits are beauties. You'll be en- thusiastic over them. Style, fit and drability at moderate prices. Always the newest ill furnish ings, caps and hats.
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Your Spring.
 Hat

should be selected from our inn m ense sh wing of up to-the-minute styles. You'll find all the seasons novelties here in every fashionable color. Also conservative styles for older men. John B. Stetsons, $3.50, $4 and $5. No-Name Hats, $500.
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Hart SChaffner and Marx
 and Adler=ROCheSter

  guaranteed reputation garment Other makes at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice to the qualified voters OF the
CITY Of keckus. Iowa:
The registers Of p-inary and gener-
Il municipal election OF the city Of
KeokuE- Iowa. viii be in constant at
tendance az the places herein des,s-
mated from S O'Clock q nj. until .
O'Clock p Thursday March 5 ana
FrtdaE. March S. 1914. for the pur-
pose Of registering all qualified vo.-
ers for the city primary election 10
be held Monday. March Is. 1914.
Said registers viii again be IN ses-
sion az the same places on SATURDAY..
March Il, 1914 for the purpose Of re.
visfng correcting and compiling the
registrations
First precincts Sixth street engine
house.
Second preeiactsruegers tailor
saep- IA South Fifth street.
Third precinct -Leaks Printing Co.
Office.
Fourth Dreefnes-west keosak In
CINE house
Fifth precinct Camps Ding store.
TEelfth and Fulton streets
Sixth precfnct-E~srss Cigar store.
If20 Main street
SsFenth precinct Jos sIttie-s
groeery store fT7S Main street.
Every voters whose name Is nor on
the registry Msr. or who kss changed
his place Of residence since last Hzts
we're Eada. Is notified 10 present him
self Tor registration in the proper
pracincz and on the dates ssove
specified, else he will be debarred the
privilege Of voting at said election.
Such registers viii be IN attendance
On election day, Monday March 1s.
lsl4- at TIE places ADORE mentioned
during ali the hours that the uolrs
are required to De open, for the rur-
pose Of granting certificates q regis
sratton 20 legal voters VINO we're alb
sent fron the city during all o, the
days fixed for registration, or to for
efgne-s who may have received their
1nal naturalization papers since Inc
last preceding day OF registration. or
pe-Eons who have become OF leesI
sgs since said day. Or to any person
Sh0se name vas on the preceding
Saturday. and in the absence OF s,.eb
person stricken from the registration
LISTS and who on said day Of cleo
ton saaI psoTe 10 the satisfaction of
said registers tast he IS IaEfuiEv
qualified voter OF said voting preainet
Given uHder my hand This seccnd
DAY Of March. 1914.
3 z ELDER
Mayor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
CEDAR RAPIDS CLUB
TO PAY INCOME TAX
Eesse- ss5sPs Baseball ccm5sae Hsss
Deliver ST. to Tax cozGecsors
Before s.r< g

CEDAR RAPIDS. Eo.s- Ngrea -
Iasa she income ts1 ro1Eeesarz reach
Sse-sssry T. G. Bgaks Al The Cedar
Ra1sGs Baseball ASSOCIATION. Csdar
RAPIDS =<E jump into Ire sir-seisSas
and XII II savssa ay ali nlino- lsasE1e
sss14ll class u tas EorEd INK o.
Is Tbs CEDAR Rapids Baseball 1850
css4s5s1 must par Al Encczas szx a 81
That i e,eea9ss sas asscef4lsga Esls
some Ec2ss IN BASEBALL lass ysar- u
Is > tang aucssrd az = thing 70 b
proud o., s1r minor EsagEs BASEBALL
zssnSls sOns- Instead a psxS1g AZ n
eorss TAI. are to-csd Is Reg for 3
g ec.gsTs Ce6rEt ss1a rear Secretary
BAKE VII par that So sol=-inae b.
fore JEae 81
Secre-grg Bake Is saosag saingz N
TIE serssarF oEsce- Tasre IS = r1le
Il the Central Association that rizzs-
ing msEsse-s must znnossnce their
lineup desoEs Il O'Clock az the m0r1-
ng az the game This rule win ss
enforced IN Cedar RzpSs thu coming
sszsgn- This 10 maze she score cox
rr=-,s TIE lizscg viii not C g-sRre4
On tfse seoEs card uztEl after 1o<a
managers mars ANNOUNCED the pszya1s
Ecr that particular game n case tas
managers cnaage their minds ab.0sss
Tie piayezs seSa@a ii o'clack aaa
the time of tse g5ag tas umpire n1ss
s1E01Rc Ehs change. Hszee yc1 XII
rot sink saas Beans lit the no1s run
Hn5ch vas *asEorea ~ EefEx-
4 D1siic accountant mas examzn@.4
sae 6cgss OF the ASSOCIATION carefully.
WFtli1 4 fsE Gsys Secretary Blake
EsiI publish report Which XII shc~
iGzE what ras done with tbs noaer
oatained BIZ Subscriptions aE5 b! gate
rsseiEts last summer OF course. yoa
EiII not find GU What BeIden Hi
paid each piayer. but you viii 6ad
ozt enough
Secresary Bake also soon vii Isle
STOCK Subscriptions 10 the mn uEso
donated 50 literally last summer.
AL persons ZIG Gonate1 SIC or more
viii receETa stock certificates vaica
viii ne given them the shares Of the
amount OF their Ioaasion, tie saares
being 81 each Al persons VINO do
mated less than $50 VIII hare shesr
names on q LIST which wfII be in tas
possession OF Manager HILL THIS 70
aYotd the making ont OF TOO mann
small subscriptions MI Hill. Of
r-rsr
ton which VII sho~ how many
shares are in his possession ana
whom the shares belong 70. Yet are
entitled to place your shares on the
market Of course. There are 2sT Su,-
scribers Who will have shares OF $40
Or more AID there are sos subscribers
who will have shares Of less than $40.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
SATURDAY Ha.f ssasldax.

GENEVA. March The women
q Sutherland are making : rigorous
canpa5sn against ire innovation OF
satarts.v haif-hoEtdaEz that mas re-
Gently been adopted ~ q number O.
large mercantile and manufacturers
eoacTn TIE ossactioa il that the
men utilize their sat9rdzr afternoons
81 in spending the Eoney that xoala
otherwise De nsed for family e1eur-
zto1s OF suadaFs IN the canton or
Algeria. Ehe-e ffTT-nsne factory pro
pristors ado2E1s rhs iseIf-hoFiday pIan.
the -ToH1en folk united n monster
petition against f. IN four other car
tens Were the experiment has heen
tried similar protests hare neea myse,
and IN some cases With success
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

= VOORHEES, and az such had an inter
ess IN lots four t4l. FIVE Isl and six
go N block forty-nine (4sl in Keo-
Enk- Lee county, Iowa that the said
Clarence Runner died in October OF
1896 leaving as his only heir, his
mother. Kitry Elizabeth Runner, and
that the title to said property is row
n the Plaintiffs and asking thai the
title TO said property be Quoted ID
them and unless ron appear and de-
Tend before noon OF the second day OF
the next regular May term of said
court to be begun in the city OF Kar
kHk en- the fourth day OF May. a D.
1913, 3 6ssaait viii be entered against
soa and decree rendered as PRAYED
for in said petition.
RALPH g. SMITH,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
Race Classics Entries Close.

LOUISVILLE, March - Entries
closes today fer the famous turf clas-
Sis. the Kentucky DERBY. gaica this
year vii De worth sl5.uga. For Tie
tf-st time in the history OF the rae.
$4,000 was addel. TIE total worm
Fl si5.o00 makes it the richest race
in the forty years history OF this cas-.
sic. Entries for the six other big
events earded for ths New Louisville
Jockey club spring meeting also closed
today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

limited Press Leased Wire Servee /
PsoRIs- III. azrca oesclzrs q
ths AMERICA bowling Congress ~
ttsFned TO their homes totas praising
facilities c-ered ii the coliseum for
the 1915 tournament. TIE visitor.
Included President Geo. Howard. See
resarg A. - Ea1strs ans Treasures
Frank Pss1etoaa
The assoS fatIon q. t5ssssrsssrrs sossas
aansa committee II yis4g BuEsE Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
mo RowDyIsa. SAYS GILMORE.
Feaerai League un7ir.s 70 -Put Lid
on the Eoash Stuff

United Press Leased Wire ss-7iea- ]
CHICAGO. March z-PGs the Id
on the rough stuff. viii be the order
FEDERAL League umpires viii receive
at q meeting tl.is week win PresEdeu.
Gilmore. Gilmore said TODAY thar both
the Federals Representatives. after
their Saturday meeting. suggested
they advise the gathering indicators
for the season *ita that point IN REV.
Managers OF the new league we're
warned not 10 aiio~ sns rowdssm-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
N.~ seagsf Pateh-

PETERSBURG. March q.
neR and popular form Of adornment
among the fashionable women OF the
E-t1sstan capital Is the painting OF tfny
figures On shz face. Elephants. trees
and yarsogs soemet-fcal designs are
The p-evailirg patterns Thfs nadtt-
cation o. the old beauty patch idea
Eas introduced this winter BIZ the
Russian wcnasu painter. Nathalie
Goartckakor-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

toronto March Entries IN
the following STAKES 10 &c offered a.
the spring nrtiRe Of the Ontario
locker club Eh;ch begins sEay ..
closed TO-DAY: Kias'z plate. estlnatea
value 5000: stzaEsy Proeacs stakes.
1850 added; Breeders stakes. 81 G9,s
aided. Maple Leaf stakes, s2aoe adj
ted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
KEWANEE WILL HAVE
INDEPENDENT TEAM
Mess Parish ard Brady Prominent
in Increment Announc. Receipt
- s5t5 frau azrshaiItoan.

KEWsNEa a. siarch z-Ke-
wsnea i 30 haYe strong tntepend-
siaE baseball Ee4n during the coming
season Ttis vas decided at a SPEC
~ meeting Of The board Of directors
s. The keWanee Baseball association
lselsi FTidag morning az the ONCE OF
fsssident Randall Parrish. Believ-
ins that tas fans u the city would
suproTt an indeDeadent team for one
or NO games week and on holt
Gays, # vas decided to again engage
Terminal uarS While there is little
Eone Of clearing much money during
toe season. It there is balance on
Fand after expenses have been paid it
VII be put with the s5t5 received
from the league and stli go into a
fund 70 finance ieavue ball should IT
he decided TO retarn to organized bar
~ some future date, Being backed BY
the baseball association II is believed
the fans viH pa-roniTe the games If a
winning team IS organized. and it is
stated Z team that viii win is the only
Kind with which the directors viii be
satisfied
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
Original sssic.

In the district court OF the stats 81
loEa IN and for Lee county. ii Keo-
xxx
". A Runner and Martha p Rnr.
neF. paaintirs- IS Clarence Edgar Run
ner and unknown heirs Of Clarence
Edgar Runner. deeazssc. defendants
To the above named defendanszs
Toa are hereby notified thas pest.
Ion h Eov on hle IA the above named
eosrt alleging tast Clarence Kramer.
ths defendant, i al heir al SAME;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
- -. ,(@L1RZZVGI
1lssss1 NEWS q
MANAGER HoUGH
SIGNS MANY PLAYERS
cslrtaa lese.- Anae1nres Psssers
sssnea za1 Gses LSss 6 Ex
nSeseser Cares Arranged


CLINTON. F,=s- March s.-srzza-s.
Be-r Fsoasa .. she Gssuroz haseaal
e516 i Tie csatzI .ssecszzsna ~
Tie os erhEsstz01 szes sns ss nss=
n@rs or the team. sEreadr sgEnsd- aav
ing s~srsr nsn afrsaaT 81 tie ssi
via saes II -svsr.i Ho-s +
vr5sss MN Inter raarrsrs :.
cizzroa. H.
Il hare the f0oelas e1aisstEoz
games ard dat taszs thsrs Nh Is
arr ehsags expect IL asa ID
zeporz April ~ aas aavs arranged
gaIss Is sos0ws
Dass1ss1s- AprR il AID
ad Es<ss n So-shsrn EsagEs.
APRIL IA. Is and Is
Regina Canada Ar-I Il and Is
Grznd Forxs, Arm u aa6
u11qze Arrsi II ana =.
Virgins. Northern Eeagae- 4pril
= ~ - II. =. - - and &c. Tasy
viii hare tHo newspaper Eaa With
them
And 7 hare a6oas coaYssksd 9Th
The 81 Louis National leaga team
fog game Tss=dzE- NaF
IN. Tear
TIE team stands 10 date as sos-
toEs
aschssFSagal AMI two sem
pros.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
ROYAL aRCANr,,.

Ksokrlk Council No. SIS meets nrs,
ana shird friday each month. Hawkes.
IAN Eighth and Main. Visiting bresh.
rem fraternsliy invited to attend. c.
~ kingman. regent, ]. /. Annatas
secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
CHASE CONFIRMS FED Report
Waits for the Flrzi Word From Gil
more on Terms.

United Press Leased Wire Service- ]
San jose Calf March zHal
Chase TO-DAY confirmed dispatches
from Chicago telling OF counter prCpo-
sition he made the Chicago FederzEs
and said ne Eas Waiting the anal
word from President Gilmore that his
terms are not satisfactory Before
Joining the Chicaso White S0x al
Eeso Robes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
National Track Championships To
rtcrt.

NEW YORK. Aarrs A MAJORITY
OF the best field and trace athletes D.
the east and Eesz ve-s ente-ss ID
ton5gfss's national indoor track ard
Fed cham 2ions1iFs Of Araerica 10 b.
held in Madison Square Garden TIE
games ara 20 indoor ana field and
track athletes shat sne worlds series
Is TO the baseball Eo-id IRE Isss 81
Champions entered Is Is toag as tas
congressional record.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
MssneMson.s Plan.

Not desiring 10 sappoint President
Gilmore OF the FsisrzIs. who said he
did not expsc- him "a sign Efth the
GUITARS. Chrissy MatasEson has an
noHncsd that ne has 70 intention o.
lsavsng the National league.
Plans for the entertainment OF the
returning Giants and the White Sox
are threatened with sad disruption
oEfng to the heavy weather they are
eacoaatering on the last leg OF tirsir
srlp around the world The Lusitania
EzaF not reach here until Friday or
possible satnr7iag. This may mean
the preservation Of much wet goocs
Until some time mkt week, when the
Big banquet wflI be staged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
wrestling finals on Tonight

NEW YORK. March ElaaIs in
the International wrestling toa namen;
to select a worthy opponent 20 draw
Champion Frank Gotch oar OF retir-
ment are scheduled for tonight. Ber-
ngrd Hanson OF Norway. Wlsdez
Zbysko, who Won the recent Paris
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES CT SErrp.
ITY KEoKUK COUNCIL No ,a.s
meets the hrss and third Mondar q.
eaca month at A. o. O. ". han !, {
9 esock Dr. c A. Jenkins. president.
FIN Best Hnancier:: Nh RaIpa
Muse. secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
hickey Makes Browns work.

United Press Leased Wire ssrTice. i
ST. PETERSBURG. ia March 2.
Orders we're issued by Manager
Rickey today tor every Brown 10 mn
out eyery drive demanding tvo and
tnrse heses on every btngie. The
Cubs will arrive Tor another game To-
morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

Sir Thoras Lipton conHaens.
limited Press Leased wire Service i
BOMBAY, March a-coafdsnt he
Eli ne returned ghe winner in the
ne1r international cup race Sir
Tnoa1as LIEton stated here hTs cazl-
leage Shamrock " yin be Of the cut
Ter tyEe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02
Nuar Iofns tiosofsaI SQUAD.

PAs0 ROBES, CANT. Nareh -
Rad KEha. White Soz catcher. IS On
The hosplEaE list for Al least ten days.
i was announced today. Kuhn split
us throwing nist II practice game
Effh 9 local team here resrerday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

fcr tie famous cup and before tas
entries are closed II IS belfsved the
storm nay brig IN entries from Ger
many and Canada.
President Robert g. Vim OF tas
Unftsd States Lawn Tennis ass1cia-
tsaa- VIII hare charge Of the drawing
tasiaF which ~iI be made 50 that the
Challenging countries nay play their
preliminary rounds abroad
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a o. II n

keokuk lodge. No .ss. meets sTery
thursday nigh at 500 O'clock i,
EaEEes hal. Eighth and Main street
slssIlng brethren cordially invited. c
u c. Miller. n "; Geruxee p.ur
recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-02

touTneF; John HakersIl. Who calls
himself the Delaware American:
G1ssay FrIsenskE. The Bohemian. and
Alexander Aherg the huge Finn.
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se-af-Enals rcsatlF. and we're sche5-
ula5 70 fight It ont tonight.