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ss.s s Woe Zoe Mass q, terrace ne. 9!
nv, 1Sr $3.50. 1912 9TH NV. ST
5, 800. 1441 r ! av NV So. so. 1923 1itb nv. 81
16r S2-.5 Ill Quincy ne,6r
$3.50. 24ol Mass av,2Or So. 10. 1926 S NV. CT
s1so:. 1902 / NV. 1or s2s. "a. .514 Shepherd. 9.
112.5o.3517 18th NV, l9r s23. liz ne 81
s1O0 1733 18th nv. 12ri 500. 40. 1913 9th NV. 81
S1Oo 1891 r NV Sd al s23, 1s2S 9Th NV. It
SIS Az Pa av uw.store 500 .1729 llth NV. 6,
80. $40 18th NV. I'd. Or s22 40 Shep'd NV 81
500. 1914 NV. 9rt $22. so. -1713 9th NV; 6r
i55 1101 18th NV. Or 500. 30. .1450 NY. IF. Or
las n NV 1e 81 SOS e ,v
$50. ;11as 18th NV. Or sec 20 so1 10th NV store
$50. lot Seaton NV. sr $50. %. -1106 22d NV. sr
$50. 10 9th Sc lar $50. so. .t04 ne. G.
sa1 IL lSbh nv 1sr So 4 Dtb ns: +
AS. 1914 Newton NV. Tor $50. 10ai 9th NV. shop
~. BIB 18th NV Tor s1s. go 22e Mass Nv. 6r
s45 1924 Newton NV, Or SO. 1882 e NV. Or
s41 na. .S23 18th NV ori s1s 30 1915 Fla ne. Or
IS g !; PES ., On, q nv :. Jig 15ts s
80. .en9 NV. 1ir $3.50. 1914 r NV. sr
s37 so. 1890 PIX I'd nw.9r $3.50. l729 18th NV 81
1880. So V'num NV 7ri sls. ..... 800 X Sc. 7r
rs. so. 1870 W NV Or si7ao. 1921 9th me- 7r
sS5. .sn7 Rock Greek $3.50. .434 Wash nv. 81
KS. 7oe NV Iir SIS 40 PCS cieve NV, or
la2 80 1907 ,4th nv, stoI SIS 90 18a0,S 1nthnw.e.
sa2. 50. 1906 X NV. erl SIS. .26s7 NV. 81
~ so. 1922 Corcnran. sr sI4..N Al 9Th ne. 5-
go. 80. 1850 Mroe nv. ri $3.50 4l2 NJ av nv, 5r
go. 80. 1876 R NV Tor 81 40. 1000 " NV. Or
80. so. 1902 10th NV 6r s14 30. .2ss4 9Th nv. 5r
s2n. 80. .40n7 Ell, NV Sri S14 90 o207 18th NV. ST
30. so 1000 Marlboro. Or S14 .3s17 18th NV. rear
no. so. .4026 9Th NV Sr s12 IS 1880 Fuller NV Or
s3o.S0. $40 varnum. ri SIC 30 . 213 O NV. 5r
1927 nw Sr I ed sth n ss. sr
"a 30 1011 Euclid nw.Sr $11 80 "a Fenton ne. Sr
t27.5O. .4nl3 9th NV, I'll 5000 Majors ct NV Ar
40l3 Marlhor, A. Sc. .7i5 Balls ct NV Ar
Brunswick, Fri SIS. The Ripley, Ar
IS The Cumberland. 5r ss2.5G The Phoenix. sr
90 The Lonsdale. 5r $40. The Cavendish. 81
so. The Cumberland. 5r S2s 90 The Arden. 81
20. The Brunswick. 81 S2s SC. The Darlington. 3r
20. The Cambridge. II SOS. SO. The Rochester. II
80 0....The Morton. Ar $40 80 The Rochester. 81
81. 50. The Morton. Ar s26.5 The Lonsdale, 81
~ 80. The Phoenix. 5r $23.50 The Cumb' land II
b37 80. The Earlin2ton5 Or $20. so. The Morton. q
OFFICE.
50. 1881 F NV. ONCE
Tor complete list Of property for rent send for
weekly bulletin.
SWARTzELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
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FOR RENT-BY l.. ]. MILLS Cos 9Th ST. NV
% L NV. Or, b. $3.50 Flat. IA Fla av nw17 so
l,22 9TH nw.6r.b. ,22.5o I2t H sw. Or, w. 300
~ L NV, Or. b. 90 10 SDS 18th sw, 6r b.. Is. 90
1915 y av. Or. b. 600 e35 l. sw. Or. W. .1i.50
6il 7tn sw. nat5r,blS.5a Sta r'r $50 NV. 90
FOR RENT-1302 CONN AVE NV: IMMEDI.
etely adjoining British embassy: large. spacious
house. admirably adapted for entertaining; hot.
water beat and electric lights throughout; 13r
and 3 ba .hs, in perfect condition; rent. 800.
PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall place.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1924 14th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath $50. 90
937 Westminster ST., Or, b., furnace. -. 81. go
1760 s st. NV, sr., b.. Iatr0bes. .. 30 IS
2135 st. NV. ST., b.. latrobes. ....... 81 so
cl37 st. NV, ST., b., latrobes. ....... u 30
707 r I. ave. NV. ST.. and b.. brick. -. Is. 90
70es r. ]. ave. NV. 6 rooms and hath - 20 so
261a st. NV, az. and b., latrobes. -. 20. so
1890 9Th st. NV. rooms. brick. ....... 1850
APARTMENTS.
The Essex" 1922 n at. NV, rooms
and bath. steam heat. .............. $3.50
The New York." 5r., b., steam heat. -. 80 so
The Chelsea" br. and b.. steam heat 80 so
COLORED.
1909 st. NV. Or. b.. furnace $40. IS
1908 18th st. NV. rooms. ESQ
1905 11th st. NV, rooms. ........... 1850
TIA 10th ct. me-. rooms frame. $500. 10. so
Blagden's Ct, s rooms, brick. ..... $50
STORES.
140S g st. NV, doubie-front store. $3.50 90
1925 18th st. NV, large store. two SIX
room and bath apartments above and
stable and shop in rear. Per month. .$12s 90
1913 New York ave. NV, S-story build
Ing: large store. with entrance on two
streets: whole building. ......... $500 90
GASCH 4 BlRGE 1926 N. Y. ave. NV.
FOR IENT4a0 3rd ST. N.W.-I2 ROOMS
and bath: complete separate hat: furnace;
In hrst-cIsss repair: rent, $3.50.
THE PHILLIPS CO., 33o John Marshall pi.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-BY HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 f st. NV. or It'll and H SITS. ne.

FOR SALE-BY HOWENSTEIN CO..
1914 st. NV. or It'll and sts ne.
FOR sALE-Near Md. ave. and 18th st. ne.
Very handsome colonial home, six
large rooms and bath. Concrete
to alley. Price, $500.
story frame. 6 rooms: lot p. 2e1ss
IT. Fine location. Price only s., 500.
FOR sALE-withn one square of H st. and sth
beautiful new 2-story Groom and
water heat. Hardwood hoor a
genuine bargain at $3.50. Terms
FOR sALE-Almost facing beautiful Lincoln
brick. 9 large rooms. tile bath. hot
water heat. Big lot. Plenty Of
space for garage; paved alley. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Terms
arranged.
FOR SALE-In best section Of Mt. Pleasant
New eight room home. Tile bath.
Hot-water heat Lot 2e11os to paved
ants Double porch Price,
$4,000. Terms arranged. Can be
any evening by appointment.
!. IL. II. HowENsTEIN CO..
1914 ST. NV It'll and II SITS. ne.
FOR SALE -. ,..
New six and seven room houses. ne. corner
9th and Randolph SITS. NV. Tapestry brick
fronts: large front and rear porches and yards:
large attic: pantry with outside window: Cur
ney INV. heater; handsome lighting fixtures;
hardwood trim and floors. Take 9th st. cars to
Georgia ave. and Randolph St: walk east.
Also ne. corner n. II. aud Upshur ST.
Gray BRICK fronts; four bedrooms: finished same
as above houses. Take 9th ST. marked
| ..Soders' Home" get of at n. II. ave.
Open daily and Sunday. Prices. 81 900 up.
| ALEX MILLAR. Owner and Builder,
| Phone Col 1924 1910 New Hamp. ave.
FOR SALE-PARTIES LEAVING CITY: WILL
sell new home for $3.50 cash, balance small
| monthly payments: price. II sold at once,
SD, coo; similar houses in this city sell at
| $3.50; all modern improvements laundry in
| cellar, large yard. porches, screens. awnings,
| hot-water heat; fine location To see is to pur-
| chase. Address Box 73. Star Office.
FOR sALE-NICE 5-RooM HOUSE IN BROOK
| land. D. c.: ami. stable: chicken house; lot
| 45xlJ0 to alley; price only 81, $50: can arrange
terms BOX 300. Star office.
| SAVE $500
By buying direct from builder and owner.
$3.50 Is the net price of those handsome
new Groom colonial houses on Randolph street,
lexington. Hot-water heat. electric light, tile
bath; solid oak floors; big closets; double rear
porches; cellar toilet laundry tubs. An extra
| deep house on large lot. with southern ex-
posure. Convenient to everything and within
easy walk Of downtown. Box 252. Star ONCE.
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FOR sALE-PR1CE. 50. 25O-oN THE HEIGHTS.
west OF 18th st.: two-story eight-room house,
With reem r two pc G to
entirely modern including hot-water heat, cleo
tric lights and servants room. Owner leaving
city, must sell Offered at thousand dollars un-
der actual value.
BOSS & PHELPS nncD 714 l4:h ST. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, Se,OOO-A SNAP, on 18th
st: lot q by 10 to l5-foot alley. This Is a
small house, but a cheap one, and good home
or Investment. Can give immediate possession.
BOSS Z PHELPS Gnc.l. IA l4tb st. NV.
FOR sALg-PRIcE, 81, s5o-CLEVELAND PARK
which has been held ut $3.50. The house is
finished In mahogany and white; ten rooms and
bath: sir bedrooms; hot-water neat: handsome
electric light fixtures and oak floors. The lot
has frontage OF 20 feet. Can make terms.
BOSS 4 PHELPS Qnc). ia 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE : PRICE. $3.50 = DOWNTOWN
an alley. and a great big snap in home or in
vestment. Large houses in the downtown sec
ffa s' Fas f ae At III: III fs 18th 81, NV
FOR sALE-PRICE, 5000 FOR A THREE
18th ST. and north of Park road. "A bright.
Of the Mount Pleasant car line.
BOSS & PHELPS dnc). ia 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE, $3.50, WHICH IS s, 600
less than actual eoss about two years ago. for
with porches. hot-water heat and electric lights.
ve5S little s sash d 10y n VIII buy ,hs house
room and bath modern brick houses in the
Washington Heights section; now rented for
S42 per month This is an excellent paying
Investment and terms be made for the
BOSS { PHELPS dncl. ia 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, s., 100-ANNUAL RENT,
sof-water heat TIE RE owner a a nonresident
must sell Always a good investment:
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN A CHEVY CHASE
year ago. A beautiful corner. In D. c., close to
the Connecticut ave. car line; south and east
This is a forced sale. and there is money to be
made on this lot in SIX months.
BOSS & PHELPS Gncl. ia 18th ST. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE; s7.0oO-IN ,cLEvELAND
in every detail. including hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights. oak floors. open fireplace and at.
tractive surroundings. Can furnish tenant at
BOSS 4 PHELPS nnc). ia 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $500. on TERMS OF
$3.50 cash and monthly notes of $50 each. A
out: with hot-water heat. electric lights. oak
floors, two-story back porches and deep yard;
con uSa to the nj i4f f St cars z,a
FOR SALE PRICE; $3.50: COST OWNER
porches. located on one of the best streets on
Washington Heights. There are ten rooms and
two baths; h0t-water heat; with a good lot to
pf BOSS ssg HE Up nns III 18th 0s t. NM
FOR sALE-PR1cE, $s,25o-oN EYE ST, IN A
splendid residence block. house containing
| ten rooms and bath. and brick stable. The
lot has a frontage Of % feet. The property is
at present well rented.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.,, ia 14tb st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $3.50: COST $500: FOR
beautiful house on Fillmore St; entirely mod;
prn paved
alley, with room for garage. $1,000 has recent
| ly been loaned on this house. A beautiful
home should rent for $40 per month.
BOSS PHELPS Unc.), IA 18th st. NV.
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$50 18th NV 81, b.s23 90 1914 K'ney ne.er DISCO
716 Madn nv. 81. b22. so 2SOs Sherman av nv,
i4i2 K'ney ne.er BIZ 20 1928 9Th NV. 5r. $50
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
10th and q
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED (Continued.
JAMES F. SHEA. 643 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
| 112S Sth NV. 1r. b.25. so
118 f NV. ST. b. ..&.50
2213 NJ NV. Tr. b. .25.50
1909 d NV. 13r. b.2.0O
1929 Goth NV, CT. b.2.50
40 Col I'd NV. Or. be-. 30
1l9 h NV, Or, b. .H.o0
1926 18th NV. 6r. b.2.a0
1873 r | av NV, Or. 1880
1921 9th NV. 5r. b. so
NORTHEAST.
$50 Morton ne Or. b. 1850
GIL Morton ne Or, b. 1875
651 Morton ne, Or, b. 1850
1866 N C av. b. 1850
SO Myrtle ne, 6r.b.1..50
917 18th ne. Or. 1900
SO Myrtle ne. 7r, i6. 90
sos 18th ne. 5r.w. 1850
12T Prospect. 6r.w. D.0 90
SOUTHEAST.
1884 f Sc. Or, b. II. 80
T27 9Th sc, 5r. W. 1850
1903 W Sc, Or. w..11.O0
1884 + Sc. 5r. W.. III. 90
Ats Eye sw. Or. b.15.H0
41S II sw. 1r, w..15.50
1916 Union av.5r. .12.15
1899 4is s,v, 5r. 1880
1888 Union sw,4r.b.9.a0
is.
12O11s 9Th sw Or, biz so
6O2ta PIX I'd nw,5, b. is. 80
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED (Continued).

NE.110e &. Or, .b.2o. 50
IRE. LIT. NE.RSO L. Or, b. 1850
SIS. 90 NE,1417 g. 81, b.. 1850
I, $3.50 NETS Myrtle, Dr.. ~
)r, b35. 50 SW. 301 LIST, sto&dw25. 10
SW, 341 Md aver. b. =. 90
7.b. p. so Sw, 2O7 Lin pl, IT, ba. 50
II. b. 25.63 Sw.8401sva av.6r. 1850
q, b22.50 SW, $50 Va nv, 4r. 1850
b. .22.50 Sw ,924 Va av, Ar. 49, 50
!. b.22.69 SW. 624 Md v,6r. 1850
-. 1870 SW, 3l4 Mclean Az.
Il. .16. 40 6r, b. .16. 10
.5r. Is. 10 SW, 331t 18th, 6r. :16.b0
re 500 SW ,625 c, Or. ....14.00
sr. 10. 10 Sw. 1909 D, 6r. 1880
-. $50 Sw, 631 G, 4r. .12.60
oms. 500 SE,919 Pot av. Or. .12.0
I. b. 2sa.5, BE. 10th. 6r.. .l2.50
APARTMENTS.
) rooms and bath. ........ 800
1 rooms and bath. ........ 1850
'ICES-NORTHWEST.
trail building. offices.
. for informal ton regarding alley
les, ETC.. I have for rent.
Information apply at once.
oILLING. 1416 r at. NV.
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FOR RENT-sT0REs.

WANTED-DESK ROOM IN MODERN OFFICE
building Box 256. Star office. 12s
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Ii.
12O11s 9Th sw. 5r,b.1T.50
6O2ta PIX I'd nw,5. b. 1856

PROPERTY.
81 14th Sc. st&dw. II. 40
1904 Water sw, sto. 1850
1906 Water sw. sfo. 1850
l2oS Water sw. sto. 1850
Al. AZ sw, store. 12.00
4OS 18th sw, store. 10. 60
TENANTS.
IS Seaton ne. T.w.12.5o
T07 Lan't NV. 5r. w12.50
1921 Sd sw. Or. w.11.50
10 18th sc. Or. W. .11.5o
73O 10Th ne. 5r, w.10.50
! 18th Sc. 5r. b. 1850
1872 NJ sw, Or. W. .10.50
1872 Both NV. Or. w10.a0
129 G Sc. 5r. W. 1000
105 G Sc, Or. W. 1000
2711 X NV. Ar. w.10.o0
1906 NJ av NV. Ar, w9.50
sos I'd Sc. Or. W. 800
pc 18th Sc, 5r, W. $40
241, 14th Sc. Ar. w.S.4O
1859 Half sw. 4r.w.7.50
1873 18th ne, Ar. 80
SD0q n NV lr " IO
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FOR RENT-1624 H ST. NV.
Very desirable corner house OF Il rooms and
:. tins, near one of Washington's most fash
enable and distinguished clubs and only IL
books from three government departments. This
futIse is SO arranged that it may he used as a
rrivate residence for business purposes
Apply 10
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO., Inc,
I3S 18th st. NV
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GROOM AND BATH NEW BRICK HOUSE
near 18th and SITS. Sc: sell to colored on
easy payments; price reduced to 81, $50; trust.
$3.50, or will trade equity for alley house OF
cheap ground in or near District
Groom and bath brick house: furnace heat:
18th and G sts ne: ideal home at
$3.50; trust. $1,5O0; easy. payments on equity
or trade for ground. city suburbs.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 F.
31o1 ST. N.W.-12RM. DWELLING; LOT
abt. 32x92 IT.; $500. Trust. s.. $50. Will
trade for small houses and assume trust. c. B.
MUNSON 1925 N. Y. ave. Call bet. and 5,
excent Weds.
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DENMARK.


Mrs. Geo. Barns was taken to the
hospital in Burlington yesterday. Hell
daughter Maud will be with her sis
ter Mable in Burlington during the
mothers stay at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Day of Elyria
Ohio, departed for home the first OF
the week after very pleasant visit a,
the parental Guildmacher home and
with other relatives and friends.
A building containing seven tons OF
clover hay, binder and other things
was struck by lightning and all burn.
ed.
The funeral Of Mrs. Liddle will be
held at Viewer at 2 p. m. today. A
number from here will attend. The
children have the sympathy of all, as
they buried the husband and father
on the 18th of last March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers of Milburn,
Okla, have arrived in Iowa. They
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-30
BROOKES MEETS
FROITZHEIM TODAY
Australian Clashes Today With Ger.
man Tennis Star In Davis Cup
Tennis Competition.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 30.-Nor.
man Brooks. Of the Australasian
team, and Otto Froiteheim. of the
German team, in singles. That was
the scheduled opener today Of the
Davis cup tennis competition at the
Allegheny country club. A large
society gallery was expected.
Brookes and Froitzheim, captains
Of their respective teams. were to be-
gin play at 2 o'clock. Anthony F.
Wilding, Australian and Oscar Kreu-
ger, German, were to be matched for
singles.
Interest conferred in the first singles
Froitzheim and Brookes played at
Wimbledon. England on July 4. The
Australasian won only after Cruel
ling match marked by three close de-
cisions all OF which were unfavorable
to the German. All believe he will
win today. Tomorrow afternoon
Brookes and Wilding will play Froitz-
helm and Kreuzer in doubles, and
Saturday two more games In the
singles will be played.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-30
CHICAGO SWIMMERS
CARRY OFF HONORS
Central A. A. U. Swimming
Meet at indianapolis.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 30
Three Chicago swimmers carried on
the honors of the first day In the Cen
trail A. A. U. swimming meet here
The prediction that records would fall
was correct.
Reitman, I. A. c., won the plunge
for distance, establishing new rec
ord of Is feet. Hebner, l. A. c., won
the 44O yard swim with new record
OF 5:4S 3-5. Rathel, l. A. c., broke
the record. making the so yard dash
in rs seconds. Today will come the
100 yard dash, the 20 yard breast
stroke and the $50 yard dash, with
fancy diving and water polo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-30
PAYERS LOSE IN
OPENING GAME
eIodgett Allows EganItes but Two
Blows and Jays Win by
. 4 to Score.

GALESBURG, Ill.,, July 30.-In the
first Central association game on the
Galesburg grounds the locals could
not hit Blodgett, who allowed but two
hits. Waterloo winning, 4 to /. Score:
Waterloo ...... 100 010 002-4 10 2
Galesburg -. 1000 600 1OO-1 2 o
Batteries Blodgett and Evans;
Kinsella and Link.
BURLINGTON, July 30.-With the
score nothing to nothing in the ninth,
Cedar Rapids scored three runs, but
the Pathflnders won by making four
in their half on four hits, one home
run. The score:
Burlington 900 600 Oe4-4 9 0
Cedar Rapids 900 900 0o3-3 8 .
Batteries-Miller and Rol1eg; Rade-
baugh and Lingle.
MUSCATINE, Iowa, July 3o.-Loosc
playing by the Ansons IN the first
two innings gave Muscatine yeaer-
days game, to 2. Score:
Marshalltown :. .001 900 1902 5 Z
Muscatine ..... 1851 900 00x-9 9 I
Batteries-Moll and Brownsley;
Nelson and Brennan.
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we're drowned out in their part o.
Oklahoma this year. !.
Mr.. Chas. Leverett Of Ypslanu'
Mich, writes that 1t has been very
dry there corn being only ploweo
once and only ankle high by July 4th'
while his daughter Mrs. Ruth Lever
EFT Thoe at bayfield, has had so much
rain that they did not get their corn
planted. .
Where the Fred Hem property III
Oklahoma is located In Noble county
they have had Need good rain -
Had good rain" as regular thlns'
Lee Bennett OF the marines from
the Utah, came home on furlousI
yesterday He has bene under fire az
Vera Cruz, being with those who were
shot when making the landing at yer"
Cruz. He looks fine after his trip :.
Mrs. Riddle is shopping in Fl. Mao
ison today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-30
STIFF FIGHT FOR
WESTERN TITLE
Champions Meet Champions Today IN
the Third Round Of Match
Play Over Thirty
six Holes.
EVANS IS IN BAD SHAPE
Former Champion Meets Albert
Sickle for Fifth Time Today
With Score Eevened
Up.
EVANS Is IN BAD SHAPE

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 3d.
Strife. more strenuous than any OF
the week in play for the western
amateur golf title was scheduled for
today when champions meet champions
in the third round of match play,
which Is Sc holes. A true survival of
the fittest was that Of Wednesdays
play in second round and It brought
the following into the third round
lime light today: Chick Evans, for
mer western champion, VS.. Albert
Sickle OF Riverside, Chicago, former
western champion. Philip Stanton,
Grand Rapids, vs.. r. e. Hunter, Pas
adena: w. 8. Gardner, vs.. w. S. Saw
yer, Wheaton.
This marks the fifth meeting OF
Chick Evans and Albert Sickle. The
score Is even up and today the tie
will be broken.
Phil Stanton, who played a wonder
full game against Harold Weber of To-
ledo, yesterday, winning up. to
go, is pitted against r. E. Hunter,
who by his victory 3 up over Frazer
Hale, OF Edgewater, proved that he is
as worthy of consideration OF the
title as any Of the survivors Of the
second round.
Evans is not In the best Of physic-
al shape for the grueling contest
which threatens today. He has been
troubled all week with sore feet.
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NET STARS CLASH IN
WESTERN TOURNEY
S'emi-Final Round will be Played To-
morrow-Tennis Sharps Pick
Four Survivors.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
LAKE FOREST, ILL.,, July 30
Clashes between the stars were on
the program this afternoon at the
western tennis tournament at the On
wentsia club. Competition had mar.
rowed to such extent that the semi
final round will be played tomorrow.
Tennis sharps who have followed the
play since the tourney opened, today
picked the following four players as
probable survivors Of this afternoons
play and contenders in the semi-fin-
ais: J. ]. Armstrong, st. Paul, j e.
Adoue, Dallas, Texas; R. B. Powell.
Canada, and P. A. Gardner, Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-30
KEOKUK PROOF
Should Convince Every Keokuk
Reader.

SShV'hSC NSSNdN
Reader.
The frank statement Of a neighbor
telling the merits of remedy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all
Here's a Keokuk case.
A Keokuk citizen testif1es.
Read and be convinced.
G. o. Higham, 1909 Franklin street,
Kcokuk, says: II used Doan's Kid.
ney Pills, procured from Wilkinson
&. Co.'S Drug Store, and found them a
fine kidney medicine. Doan's Kidney
Pills have my hearty endorsement and
can say that they are beneficial for
lameness across he back and trouble
from the 'dney secretions."
Price 5Uc, at all dealers. DoEt
simply ask for a kidney remeoy.-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Higham had. Foster.Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
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Whitaker Touched Freely by Pilot
Batsmen-PuIIed Out Of
Several Bad
Holes.
BILL MAKES HISTORY
Earns Distinction Of Being the Only
Pitcher Who Ever Hit Ball
Over tho Club
House.

Despite the fact that Hough AYERS
his team is cheating the hospitals
out OF their just dues and that he has
but one pitcher who Is able to work,
the Pilots outnelded and outbatted the
Indians in the opening game of the
series, winning by neck, to 8.
Had the rest Of our boys been able
to emulate the excellent example of
LIP Chief Bustum Whitaker there
would have been nothing to it, but the
two pitchers Sweet used In the fray,
Mccullough in right field and Whit.
taker on the mound, apparently were
the only ones who could solve the
twists of the visiting twirlers.
One of Mack's two hits was good
for double. while Bill laid one of his
pair Of blows over the club house in
center field, feat that has been ac-
complished but mighty few times dur.
Ing the history of local baseball. That
little homer brought Mccullough in
from first and was made with two
down for the inning. Fans were pull.
ing for big smuggling bee when Bill
got away with the four Dagger, but
the rally that was anxiously awaited
never arrived. To make assurance
doubly sure, Hough relieved Miller at
the end of this inning, the seventh,
and allowed Cooper to finish the game
Coop whitfield four Of the six batters
who faced him.
Bill went the full route for the
tribe and was touched for eleven clouts
OF varied nature, two being doubles
and one triple. To make matters
worse, Whittaker's support was err
ratio There was scattering OF bril-
liant fielding, most Of which was
achieved by our new friend, MCGEE,
but on the other hand the tribe ac-
cumulated four miscues and made
several other plays that might have
been better.
All through the game q blow up OF
the Pilots was expected to throw the
game to the locals. Whitaker neat.
ly pulled himself out of such a very
bad hole in the first inning, when
the bases were congested with none
down, that he looked to be able to
hold his own despite Indifferent sup
port. But the Redskin swatters found
both Miller and Cooper too strong,
and that tells the whole story of the
game. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

St Louis, S-16-5; Philadelphia, 5-13-
o. Batteries: Perritt and Snyder and
OConnor; Marshall and Doom.
New York, 1-6-1; Pittsburgh, O-2-1.
Batteries: Tesreau and Meyers; Nc
Quillan and Gibson.
Boston, 3-11-2; Chicago, 3-5-3. Bat
teries: James and Whaling; ZaDel,
hageman and Bresnahan.
Cincinnati, S-154; Brooklyn, 5-14-1
tsixteen innings). Batteries: Wing
ling, Douglass, Ames and Clarke;
Pfeffer, Reulbach, Ragan and Nc
Carly.