davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Williams news., 1914-09-24
Use of SIIp-Loa Draa.

Next to permanent road building comes a systematic and intelligent use of the slip-log drag.
Williams news., 1914-09-24

Be happy. Use Red Cross Bag Blues much better than liquid blue. Delights the laundress. All grocers. Adv.
Williams news., 1914-09-24
MarIa Could.

She kept boarders for their living. One day, at the dinner hour, she had been longer than usual in waiting upon the table. Finally, her husband said: s
 Well. Maria. can't you sit down?"
 And Maria answered: T could the last time I tried. National Food Magazine.
Williams news., 1914-09-24

youR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELr. YOU
 Try Murine Rye Remedy for Red, Weak. Watery fnst Eve Comfort. Write for Book of the Eye by mall Free Murine Eye Remedy Co.,, Chicago.
Williams news., 1914-09-24
Refriaerator Girls.

Hot here, isn't it?"
 Well, the girls are all so cool to me hadn't noticed the heat"
Williams news., 1914-09-24

SentImentaIIy Broke. Tt seems to me that Fred doesn't pay you the compliments he used to-" No; he's suspended payment"
Williams news., 1914-09-24

Let money talk and people will laugh at silly jokes
Williams news., 1914-09-24

k GOOD COMPLEXION GUARANTEED. USE z0A P0AADE the beauty powder compressed with healing agents. you will never be annoyed by pim- pies, blackheads or facial blemishes If not satisfied after thirty days trial your dealer will exchange for soc in other goods. Zona has satisfied for twenty years-try 1t at our risk. At dealers or mailed. soc. IONA c0MPAMY, WICHITA; KAMSAs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11
MULCT TAX HEARING
AT FORT MADISON
Board Of Supervisors Considers Com
plants Entered by Property
Holders Hare.


Hearing Of the petitions filed by
four Keokuk property holders for the
remission of mulct taxes on their
property will come up before the
Lee county board of supervisors to-
morrow at Fort Madison. The board
will convene at 10 o'clock, and AS
SCISSOR S. Fl. Johnston will be present
at the hearing on order OF the board
Senator Young. member of the
board, said that he wanted the as,
SCISSOR present to explain to the en-
tire board the assessments against
the property owners who are making
the complaints. The board has the
final pow'sr to remit the taxes.
Last fall the board cancelled the
taxes against twenty-six persons in
the city There are only four cases
TO come up tomorrow
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. . . 90 $50 . . $500 4
PUBLIC OPINION
Think Il Over,
To the Editor Of The Gate CITY

To the Editor of The Gate City:
Mr.. Gate City, just few lines
please. First, want to thank the
candidates who have come out boldly
and stated their programs. Some OF
you are clean cut and definite. Some
of you are as clear as mud But If
that's the best you can do, that's
alright, angels can only do their best.
Still there are number of you can
didates who do not seem to have
any platform worth telling about
That's right, gentlemen, you haven't
anything worth talking about, keep
quiet. commend you for such a
lstandpat stand. You can't fool the
people by looking wise. We've caught
on to your tricks, you won't need any
program after next Monday. You can
quietly get into your canoes and
take the old route down Salt river
latter next Monday.
| A man who has not program is
not safe man to follow, if he has one
and is afraid to make it known, he
is not the kind of man we want for
a commissioner The difference be-
tween statesman and politician
is, the politician hangs round till he
finds out what the people wanf and
he tries to get it for them. The
statesman studies conditions and tries
Ito give the people what they need.
Our present councilmen are incompet-
emit About that there Is no doubt.
III there is anything in man two or
four years ought to bring 1t out.
These men are not big enough for
their job. About this there is no
doubt. We do not expect perfection
TO- we are all men. not gods. But we
have a right to expect u1r city of
/ ficials to be above the average They
have tackled the biggest job in Lee
county. They did it voluntarily.
They wanted the job. Wanted it
badly. We gave it to them and what
has been the results? One went to
sleep, another has dug in the earth
land hid the peoples money, third
lone has gone blind and deaf, / am told
he can tell the value Of dollar by
feeling of it.
The one that went to sleep does
mot want the Office again. Don't blame
him. The other two are not SO er
Ifected. My, what pity they did moi
all go to sleep. how much better off
the city would be- There are things
(. worse than going to sleep.
The man who dug and ditched the
money wants to continue to dig and
ditch and when the money is all in
! the ditch and the treasury empty
! taxes go up and new bonds are issued
for the digging must not stop You
: tax payers are big hearted men and
2 women. My, it's great to see yor
marching out to the music of praise
: our commissioner from whom al
! blessings flow. To give him more
r money to dig more bitches to ge
! more votes. Well. go and vote fol
the continuation of this merry-go
{ round. am told that another com
e missioner is treating all the blind
n tigers to new quarters. Think bacl
: over the past two years--don't tall
g about it--just think it over Do We
j. want the same kind of administration
i. for the next two years? Don't fuss
d and CUES about it. Think it over anc
Q vote as you think.
! R. w. LILLEY.
ri Keoklk, Iowa. March IL, 1914.
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Windsor Castle Closed.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
boNE9N, March 11.-Because of
the suffragette mutilation of Val
quez's painting in the national gallery,
King George today ordered Windsor
castle closed to the public for an in
definite period. Heretofore parts of
The royal abode have been open to
visitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11
A statesman-PiIot.

WASHINGTON, March 1l.-Repre-
sentative Thomas ]. scully. Of New
Jersey, today enjoys the distinction of
being the only fully licensed harbor
pilot In congress. He got 1t in actual
work His father has been connected
with steamships and towing work in
northern New Jersey and Scully him
self is still interested in that business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11
Cinton's Storage
A1inton's Transfer

crchardIse, Machinery, Furniture,
toves, Musical instruments, Pictures
and everything In the Storage Line.
large, clean, safe warehouse. Prices
reasonable, including insurance.
TRANSFER LINE IN CONNECTION.
oaiee SIS Blondeau. Both phones 10.
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CONSTITUTION Q
ERHlIl Stake
iBy ss6ciated Fr4ssl
l.l,.. I !: 81 sins.

- .4 otnt tn-
si9s,al goyttIfne1lt itl pan, the
8. 70 gllcl now exists,
ts s3y otllssieas 70 6 at
saN ssaaAe N tlle present Crisis IN the
= lss.. les.e Ilent- -.
sllesftl y Y pioIflalie circles here today
os or the
She ennoiuseIl: drawn
" nntesE - com promlRe can ne aE-
ranged ltlrtllg the, 3, day period pf
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ssIseal ! Halae 81 me 8

- Z.
fhes value os human HE Is In axe
setil. The Ee GRAFTON TINT ra l:les tie
eosl VII aiate men; wsls "a tisgir
Sfen. + Is the RiDitis OF the "a IS
112h R1E t1lnl1 = a. sfissa IA s.zsl.s
that sIs,s s.rjfiI y, IS = =
fr1 ls these fore as dsRine value ard
9ssilEite nffll Our naEz
s4cisl 1aeFfea, haa Aadsl a fnlEs
as bE Biology ssasf q ff;:ss Il,
~ 5lE tD6k pre- lost 80 oTlei i1iz 1f &: =
Eense ~ the ahnatity es s 5sfe
yais33f ite ilke oigItNa tssiss ~
tlle laaef Sesn ped 1fe a1baf1ins
k,nnlher o. efs, tho 81 ri sef
= Aaass saihiEes, ard 4aEe 7fdzlsEz
tili 'leE 81 ihlaSi in 1ilr
Ireese, = - lS9f1Eee III
= Is y94 z g 'plll-
stipn q Se oiigces rtF hes
cause Ion ril
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fERgis
y; ] i:Mssz e Il Militant
(By. Associate Press..')l )

8 Belfastl March 90 Sir Edward
Carson commenting ON thek pariin.
:nientaEl debe ssllid tonighF, ..hoiir
by hour becoming mora Inn
pressed with the soyeF1Tient hessags
-zaeI sas.s..sss ssas.s...ssss Il 90 ~ u
Sir Edward received today s.sf-
ragette depIltat and inIr0nled the
women tiiate yslan ht Ras unable "a
stsly tasfFf1lS 5IGf nc
;A1uu1e5i Tar aa ha liA d never ai,.
Iroxed ps The ist ninyement.
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an end 10 tho hIauk altSf - tho iti5sz
;preei eipliss item sjttS hlll tei,s wort

an end 10 the AIauk Ill Sr Or tho itttsss
pre- ipliAs item iiis Z hl i Z 1, sS6Y Sc
fhufaan lifn. 81
a zoe saIlsiIiss STRONG Mi Al Ia ID ,e fin.
CRY Has mh1 81 d creature az cirnnffi.
stances and not 50 cfea ia ~ q sd
! istanees Adam proved III ltiie irfrtn.
ming that Il ism T the ~ asctthnt nal tes
The man. but tho man tilkt makes the
psaeeS: he came very near Siilnrfpine
the world that followed OF. ,an ! ssl
Easlcntibn can educe. biik mt spiSi.
iiss:;s Xssii s,5,fii M iiISi5 :,
had man Into q Rnaad man ssssA.
can 9 bnttorctir iiat to butt I. a
simply secular educa \; & sirjf
tinake q Christian, IN w6fEing 81 ont
snlHS goapeI or lieRisI sIaIion yTe oigEiLs %
put good men Into the legipiatnfe stlanS
plaee good laws upon the D01h 5, ind
lFe ppoint good men to enforce the
\ law The latg1S o9 - "a ilinst rave
seciet 5 llsy ligl az to
Ypii cstliieE lee q e, 81.
liness. Is ION Illgi h etit b siIftl G y
siEesi YOU may FeiiloSe (, temp ton
fFom him ;tillf sc sil s
more than zla@ 70 elihnge
ais heart Spn
S.SSt StAOsllSSNtCtttSlA ~ fttst lQu{ may EaRc
Q, tiger, but that fa Us u convert, tic
beast ;into a lamb. You may clnse c.-
lsyys iRgtis IN the United SE ties 81 viii
mt ateS The drink Aab bits Is ;
is 10 love IS tie est good thing III
the world, then Hate Is The greatest
Ee..Al thing In sliS Bnfli ,or fnfe IS
tic oniiosites OF love. ore tytrllss.
hate Ere68c3. Z. LeSnl IisssS lifa, hnfe I'll
death. e; i,1s! 5. A;ss ~ 3 Il
lsI e. ls the &frs q Tint con
poasibiy ehte a. iIs d, ,,lsi.s s EfaSc
s. poverty inlprt fieiis ylloti
sllirk about hAs. osie pisiso
long enough 10 stteei E its poiadahrs
Sing creeU5 - ~ ( 3 -
atst tbcn -. Vic c;iaiic are
5lay ths you il irons. gniir
ste ii ~ Iilifta tlts listef
fsjipb for \ ttle5 ifased
iissss tssl sss u. Z. lslsfa An
Res hate kfid sIf
9 90. have q !. 4 & out sn; dhsy q any
lael ntstl &. 3
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souTIlEs a. IsarLW1Y.
| Esgei..sstas 81 tiIs Sapth.
.lSl IssX AFl1Is T.UR RIDGE
ii "a sts q 4 IS z. Z. z y
I BtheIi1I "a sgi5e .5arISE, Ie. lgas

Bchefpi Ss5e JaI. Ie, 1874 Ss
4 y; sts thg y l9l aehedule dKnFee
aIes;S s information and
eI II /. "a Z.
/ s,l'e 4 lure of trains from
ES5s 4, 4 s,lf lac grnsa Tiue
70 5fsis
III 4 kItons 4 IL 100 rs. iiIls
slbf 4llafi toni ES0INsqtsia ants s1 4 "a
q esssssst1s 81 ts. s.
tti2 Atlaat sihaila aad
- SENECA ). y. !: -. :. 8. .3i d. IN.
2g GEss1yllle and ileiton l:s6 s. 5, iIs.. 81.
lS t ses; nd !.
I - q 81 5aa b. ril.
AZ ghafls Stsa. eegE1bia aud s & s, 81
,.lSS Bsl Ton 'htough coach IS
ssoiq solghslsl 4s. MAR js s
q s = ;. "a.
.s9 heSStol qresn ale &. as q.
y \. li'.lsslls aetti 70. Il.
- issits,,l qlls les D, M
lrehiIylllg d 4. *.
II Re iltsil u 8 r. ~ 81
4 ltstdti piia 81 keer 81 ne s IS AL ;lls
: seslets,s wsiliaiIa aHd Kt-5
isntb Z. I Z, r ..s sl3 sses 4 ;,ST
- r-pstld N u "a u Z a
eeaeh JrdIn sss.lusltllsb :S .. q.
Il 1lAs gsas& vi ilssE 4 II slpt
1ig,s.Is ears Nos ca = ; sss.s 39sis.
s,sts elton ii x isli 4 Is sss 4 u t6s
60ltt h.. BRA fsas si slifs Il q z lF,e
st9 /, a i a.
4ihst ssii fS Ga a5Siiis = Us Il ae
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.higher lhan parsa,n.. j. paaasssllaa Iasulr.

bNfo-AA|SAAN2aAF
than man, ~ ~. 6 sl.t +. s.
-; sacR, ipf the ety. firsk i1iox
batk ef the oifork to secure legIsIhfioIi
agaitlst ind dustrtR accidents, and baeis
'of any Ineren enietf to- ciiaclt lHs.Eiie ef and
suicide there So neeaed reaff3f4nafion
OF the value ana infnite slRnifIE
5cattce 90 the soul. sife Is the giftyof
God. Life In. q man is IS part of Cod.
humans are still Inembe rs tof luniiIn-
Each life belong TO the whole 0e; !hIt,
sSs;s=zsss zs ....ssss %
ilg cltasas.. * ;es.Iss=ss. hsie
TiEttfs eessffssst G 3 81 sifs 6
E-sesyi iaisregaTa oss tic preesonsaas5
:qf ore life Is 4 e.iitis$sscsassA ns the. EaI:is
:eE humanity aiil is saeriIege itoward
God, (. ~ -', 4:
syefy murder, every suicide, every
spreSentabie fatality Is an attack Hpoi
humanity md an assauIt on God 3Iset
humanity arise to defend itself, III lfl.
tegrity and its, meaning. Est eysIy
one who believes In God resent the
assault upon Him by gorlSing for ii
sFecQgnition OF LIES BaeEsanes stia
for; laws, end eRatsuas ssiii 81 aIihlI but
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tller Jones
81 prisoned

Denver. Col. aEarck % ,ssl t,,..;.4
saneEal loan Chase said toniglitl that
~ "a, arre5ted "a
]. ssarly sodsy as she was
would not gain she placed IN the hos
pital,y ;S {j,s - |. q = /.
Js Understand Governor Ammhna,
ertler are just the same as tlie9 wee
before that Il her, Jones is To 81,
unt she IS ready TO leaye
the stF szcBe.ses ne said. 60
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Mao 8 e "a tIapbii, .nf An ha a
an, x.a sy and dertoEa tod dasl and fejt Of
13 to IL pc ag
az the l0N he SEilR "a aossil
from The openlll ld showed tl i 80;
cil0eEa,5y no n Al Elali ieg 4 , st1l-
s,tite Of me fra,ll ::ttile short
is;dn 81, 4 ,sis: 81 ~ SIS. q; ~
Ep6t Cotton unchanged Mtid dlinss
Is 10; aAIes on IN & lslsas ssGiS;;
' Gotten futures clos snS s.
sSiaE 81, 1895; 12.s Jily lss4!s
Atig IEs.el e: a.: IieSelsllahE
Jlf.,. s;.sss,s Is ), 3 !. ssss - q ~.
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soft brush with It and draw this
Ethroush your. hajfsS taking one small
IS rand at e time; by morning the gray
ItiiHaRR RResrRs Rsid atksF aaGssiier q b.
plies tioH soS two, your hair becomes
healsti ~ dark thick and gIossy.
Evans F1harr5S Scy, Agents. "a
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New York. ettan saed
Oh .sRas aetsxs = : sfls seillsf-
mn 1ss 4 M - Esrunz
cr.sises III d ltsNst ara
bHl i1ig fdts. 81 kltH tes;s !.
tiItl Ibs6s seede q
hfiser fsal nlslNs AID teillpo ]
of stial sFet2
10 s poiri as aiislfas
Nine et 8 se ilspi.
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zion lfel

New TX 3 Can money
lBte4a ruling rete q. rs !;
y, llls zlfS y lay8f y y<S4 n 5 j
{ rsin exeliat Ks barely 81 e,sis co
Gays s and i 4 n q.
III lal kslls II szS
4 81 SIS s. q 4.
aSpxie9n delias lisa s s 81 H. e
! tsaveF ID 3 stead nlIsan,s
1hoTda tesslFs S g, IS
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W TON, "a % rs nfssis
flenx tcday h5 isss 61sI 4 |.
teEas 5 u 8 = scailtof.
Ashland !; y. M IIaSSfs. 81 3. & n
North CaroIina ls Istse-
South c6roiIlsa II. q Aicnanies.
Esaelzens. :
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HfIiWa a ftno Z s4I z { .sfii,a sSSss,.
sssIs stastslElsf IA ~ MI
EEifisieodoF & oss ~ iSeoE In
Ii4 reaslifeEs IA AZ,
SD0 elf. 1d tlfes NJ Iss an -
q ~ - sif3sl tys,;ii II
e.Ista hIien iils fcilIfn
fsota South Atnstiea.
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e& sEs1d 3EI q pr0 q Z
q 4 ris7ait TTTsssss
1tissge "a: tste st IL
I'd k.Ie 81 sy II end Ia q ~
lo and teb tsiIf.S ff
years fh4 81 Il lliis
mi rs sss lto aSi 70 snie
8 slllE 81 III fs.
6 * Il
t1lss q 6ifE l fS
Hal aE rs Is
iIlfS ii 5ilsi "a i
bblis Ss
vanf i f.9fsa ii oe8 n e6
ana As6hes p
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( IIaskana vie.

:, AtiaHt Mnr6A = if RonaIs K.eS
lloyd an linhati III MI "a fl,e
! Z. { - ssii;s q sEaTS Es9ss q
aktnzeal fntelt II ron q - IOyiI She
81 81 tsi u on 50 IS oe 6na nd Iiaa
beatcH Her eefsl ~ his flsss.
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] |. !. S.

liverpool; Feh 2S2. (Aten spot
akaasit: I'd mid I'll sig Is low inlsi4
stliing q Tor t.isisli.
& 4ti0H akfd SsJurf fteeei pls ,elsfss
{ SFutuSes ateaa 49, -
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Ie.salse ON IS lIsS
8 ]. J Ls uies
(Byg Aaaoc cint ed pTass.

ll7el sa s9s sAEet s2a Sir Ed tFsrtf Car
'soli ls stsll; at Gf ayofl. which a
sSIrF6and by sent fies.s He Sseeive.l
today 8 mum of fsbatnl Hons comR.and
'nSs OF his nv = 4 .ss q! q q Z
e Hegsays he VIII not leaye Belfast
'unt Il "a e. crisis q over. =
EoItiitscs pat 5liea SSisS streets To-
day teaf sfVouaysias with any ii
Stets On 4 men tspa irl 4 sls
imam a tos & 81 { tie asiiee .;itcs
|rtasiate as taIlca IN ans ssich case.
sltsseits IS qaIat q
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an tetl1tf CO ~ 10y
1ll.s st &c ,cf az aficne q bfief bres
asEias Isss i ssligs zs,,s ae a.
sAf 0rfisr seissi fSa5s
lntosA q a.fA
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]. s 3. Isllt; !. .lss

Ghiea 81 IL 5s i
jllE1iped isIi tiiiian al an iisis since
lleeem Der Trssna HONS Isill Into
mi Sf and brought se-
ssyere; 20 specnia Is
liad ieen slFe in sea tiie
MARKET hort, ,:oJtc com ss IA
steady sose sellsRpc ice og rs Il 10
met. Is Z
roy sions close -
~ g n 5-s July Ssgla
8 4 81
!. l9E5 stead :, sSSSs0 d
$780, 200 s &
l1eiias . s3Ssi iiFss geo
S, yes Go & 56 s., Il 6
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saae

late eontraets ct losses. In some or
jthes Tons y aiiment nf nre-
duct tionssin ny Ia ssigEestad +
FsrAs; showed I'D ilhhnge aud dress
sEfe aniet.t b - ~ 4 s.
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gafss.. .8,.s91.l'e.s ne aboV
The fits filsfs + 81 eight planters hotIgl1fsb
Chimes a tho orough trial, andg If tll
p pleased ;sGiiSt torf1ef.;; were tie most
OF The ltllGise than 81, 900 OF these.
met 3 IMP eI1lsTInti ever put
Kh iflaY !, and are using Cole
SO peTfets desig gii comp teness
fkt & !, lltie { means bigger crops
Evening journal., 1914-06-19
RUSSELL MAY GO UP.
$1,000 Beauty Expected to be Back
in Big League Soon.


1t is more than likely that Lefty
Russell, erstwhile first sacker Of the
York Tri-State club and $1,000 Ath
letie beauty, will return to the big
fold
Mack obtained Russell as a left
handed pitcher in the fall of 1910. He
pitched Just one game that season
and made good all advance notices
by shutting out the Red Sox.
Athletic fans thought that Connie
had a second Waddell but during the
winter Russell became i'll, and when
he reported the following spring he
was IN such poor shape that Mack
had to let him out. Russell rested for
more than season and then returned
to the game as first baseman.
This year he is playing with the
Scranton team. Of the New York state
league, and is not only batting far
above the 800 mark, but is covering
the sack like a McInnis. Even in his
pitching days Russell was always
noted for his leetness Of foot and
batting ability.
Scouts havelbeen watching Russell.
and unquestionably he will be gated
by some major league club, and the
chances are that Il will never regret
the transaction.
Evening journal., 1914-06-19
A Dose Of H0rse-Hide Pills
Written for The Evening Journal by
James T. crozier

Are all you folks acquainted with
Those boys they call the Chicks?
For If you are / guess you know
How they are doing tricks,
have not heard that one Of them
Is Just now very i'll.
But very glad TO hear that each
Can take a horse hide pill.
They need no doctor to prescribe
While they are going round;
Those pills are just the dose they take
On every baseball ground.
I'D trust each with my pocketbook,
The one that's in my mind,
Because they take those pills to well,
They're often hard to find.
They're just the kind of boys for us.
For each one has the sand,
They make us fans jump up and shout
When on that pill they land,
And when they play on our ground
/ guess Wen all be there,
For one I'm fond OF music, even
When it's in the air
Now you just watch right beacber
seats,
When you are at the game,
You'll see a fan go nearly wild,
] do not know his name.
I've sometimes thought I'D ask the
cop
To make him stop his noise,
He often tickles me SO much
] can't half watch the boys.
Well here's success to Jimmy's team,
I'm glad they are on top,
And nere's another wish OF mine
That they will never stop.
But hit that horse hide pill such raps
Until the season ends,
And bring another pennant home
To please their many friends.
Evening journal., 1914-06-19
SideHghfS on Local
Sporting Talent
BY bill" MCGOWAN

Allentown II. Chicks 4. Nrar said.
The boys have won G out 81 the last
9 games.
Harrisburg will be the attraction to.
day and tomorrow.
Frank Jarman. or Allen Russell No.
2, got his bumps yesterday for the first
time. Yep, if "Christys Matbewson OF
Eddie Plank had been on the mound for
the Chicks yesterday they would have
0een bumped also. Allentown had their
batting clothes on. and there was no
way ot stopping them
The Dupont Fabrikoid plant of New.
bureh, n. ~. has one Of the fastest
independent teams Of the East. Jack
bastian, who several years ago covered
the initial sack for the Wilmington Tn
state Club, is manager and captain They
are now planning trip to DUPONT
plants IN Delaware and New Jersey.
Harry Zollers. the bov who PLAYED
sensational ball Tor the Wilmington Tm
State and Union League Clubs 4 few
years ago is dckering with several Fed.
eral League teams. zollers is hitting
for $40 mark in the Delaware Coun.
~ League. lie seems as fast as ever Ia
the outiield. and one thing 4 certain he
bas improved in the batting department
The City League magnates met last
night at Concord Heights Improvement
Company Office and transacted some i'm
poriant business. The Flsmcre team
which was under the management ot
kolin Davis has been dropped from the
circuit The strong Chcsrook Acadeiny
'lnb. under the handling of Paul Allard
viii succeed them.
a large crowd is expected al Concord
Heights tomorrow TO see The Edcn-Del-
aware Hard Fibre game. Pioneers ana
Nhristiana were scheduled to play at
the Heights but through the conrtosv
q the managers Of the latter clubs. their
game was transferred to Eden Park.
There viii be some fast games in the
City Amateur League tomorrow.
The following players win meet al
front and Market streets Sunday at
~ O'Clock TO leave for Delaware CITY
where the DUPONT team Of this ciiy win
clash with Fort DUPONT HoneVF-Brown.
Ryan, Mock, Gawinski, Smith. Kecsey.
Donahuei Elliott and Ross.
jimmy Sharpe walloped one Of Ton
hams cross FIRE balls for d four bao
trip. There was nobody on the bases.
tbs previous turn at bat found the bays
loaded. But Jimmy fooled them and
went out
Bancroft and parkside. Vandeyer and