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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-20
Industrial Association
Bulletin No. 80
THINGS TO BE PROUD OF NO. 4

trip through the residence portion of the
city gives one very good idea Of the up to date
spirit of Keokuk Homes on every hand can be
seen, in reality as fine as can be found in any
city in the country. It is evident from the man
ner in which these homes are kept up, painted,
made beautiful with foliage and flowers, kept
neat and attractive by constant attention and
care that the citizenship of Keokuk is far above
the average in its home life.
1t was recently stated by gentleman from
Chicago, visiting this city, it is hard to find
city anywhere in the central west with more
beautiful homes and attractive surroundings
This is something for the people Of Keokuk
to think of and to be proud of. It is one of the
first things which attracts the new conner to the
city It indicates a wide awake, energetic and
thoughtful people. Manufacturers and skilled
workmen alike are attracted by these particular
things.
Every one who makes his home more attrac-
tive and beautiful than it has been is aiding just
SO much to the advantages Of the city as man
uiacturing center
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-20

Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer cut, bruise, burn or
scald. Be prepared DR. Thomas
Electric Oil instantly relieves the
pain-quickly cures the wound.-Ad-
vertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-20
Resinol stops
scalp itching
and promotes hair health

IF you are troubled with dandruf;
l eczema or other scaly, itching scalp
affection, try shampoos with Resinol
Soap and a an oee.'ion.l sres atm At with
the hair improves. Avoid limitations.
Resinolis sold by almost every druggist
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
ALBUQUERQUEAN
ARRIVES SAFELY
FROM ENGLAND
James Stewart One Of Last.
Americans to Leave lust
Before Declaration Of War;
Ship Ran Without Lights.

James Stewart. Of Albuquerque. was
one Of the last Americans TO leave
England before the declaration Of war
by that power against Germany. He
was a passenger on the Cunari liner
Mauretanla- This ship received first
news that hostiIities had begun By
wireless two days out from New York
Mr. Stewart arrived here last night
The Maurefania was not in Imminent
danger Of being pursued By German
warship, as the British cruiser Essex
was sighted soon after the news
reached the liner. The Essex pro-
ceeded on out to sea to meet the Ced-
ric and convoy that ship to safety.
A German cruiser was reported to be
In the neighborhood.
Wouldn't Cash Notes.
At nights the Mauretanla ran with
lights out above deck and with aper-
lures closed. The only Inconvenience
experienced by the passengers aside
from being excluded from the smok-
ing rooms on account OF darkness
was the refusal to cash British notes
Mr. stewart had enough silver and
American bank notes so that he did
not suffer from this. He cashed his
English notes in Boston. receiving
face value.
Mr.. stewart had been lin England
three months. When he left the Eng
lsh we're expecting 20 he drawn into
the conflict. The English generally
were quiet. but demonstrated loyalty
and patriotic ardor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
.CATTLEMAM USES
POCKET KNIFE
ON D. HADLEY
Former Resident Of Torrance
County Slightly Wounded by
R, c. BurTus, Estancia Val
ley Cattleman.

u. r. Burrus. a cattieman Of the
Esiancia valley. WIS arrested last
night by Patrolman Charles Mainz
upon the charge of assault with a
deadly weapon upon Oscar lladley. an
employe Of the santa Fc shops. Bur-
rus slashed Hadley several times with
q small pocket knife The wounds
are trivial
The attack occurred IN the alley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23

south ~ West Ccnirai avp1uc. near
etcpnsi strict liadl 81. funninS
through Graham Brothers saloon %
central avenue. called Patrolman
Abilnz lie followsd Bnrrus 70 south
first street aud arrested him there.
furrus. who evidently had been
drinking. said that H1disy had COM
mcnted upon his friendship Tor MS
former wife. who lives IN Torrance
county. according 10 the officer. Had
'ey denied this Hadiey has BEEN mar
lied aTain since c0minf 90 Albuquer-
que from lorraine county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
AUT0ISTS STRANDED
ON WAY TO JEMEZ;
SPEND NIGHT IN CAR

when their automobile broke down
several miles nom san fsi1ro Friday
afternoon cortez Qulckel. Oakley clif-
ford. Harry Leonard and a. j. Nor
gan were forced to spend the night Ia
the machine. They we're on the way
10 Jemez Springs.
They walked 10 san isldro yesterday
morning where they ate their first
meal In twentY-fnur hours. They
chartered a wagon there and drove TO
Bernalillo. expecting 70 board santa
~ train. Sam Stevens and Clifford
Elyatt. making up rescue expedition,
found them there and brought them
back 10 Albuquerque. arriving here
yesterday evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
COMPANY [ TO DRILL
AT ARM0RY TODAY

Because the lights IN the national
guard armory have been out OF order
during the week. preventing drills 81
regular drill nights. Company l. will
drill In the armory this afternoon. be-
ginning at Tao. Captain Wickham
expects every member Of the company
10 be present for the drill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23

Grimshaw's has Just received Blue
Bells from Texas. 35c dozen.
wanted-clean. cotton rags at the Jour
nal office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT--Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. APP
PLY $50 south Rraadvav
--~~~c-~-~-c~-~---~~ - ~ ~~~-~S-~~
ply upstairs. III Gold avenue. John
Lee Clarke, Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23

~ degrees. range. Is degrees. temper r
nfurc az .. m. IS degrees south
west wind. cloudy. precipitation, 70
inch
v. y. Ioppel II the Diamond Coal
company. left last night Tor q business
trip "a Gallup and Allison.
Sheriff Jesus Romero said yesicr-
day that h. and the ijaea decoration
would leave here this morning TOR
Santa Fe.
John Bcddow. superintendent 81 the
Coal Basin eompsnY's new mine near
Gallup. was here yesterday making
preliminary arrangements for equip
ping the mine.
Mrs I'D. y. Torrey left last night
Tor ~. Louis. Mo. CafD0hdalc. M.
Nashville. Tenn. and other eastern
and southern points. for an extended
visit with relatives and friends
DR. 4. G. Gaibelein viii give a lee
tlre az o'clock Friday night al the
First Presbyterian church upon "Tae
European War and Present Events In
the Light Of the hook 81 Daniel" All
are invited. Admission Is free.
n. Chavez. special officer for the
santa re- railway IN Richmond, calif.
waa here yesterday on his way from
Richmond to Boston. accompanied BY
his wife. Mrs. cIarita Abeyta Chavez
and three children. Hermlio. Melinda
ana Chavez. The Chavez family for
merry resided here and enjoyed brief
visit with Albuquerque friends yestcr-
lay
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
Company Organization COMPLETE

The organization Of the has been completed its or
ganzaton OF the best known EXPERT pump southwest
examination of the pump operation pronounced II,
greatest pump he had seen.
The company will be capitalized for $1500O0 par value s
limited OF the New Mexico
Arrangements already made for placing all of except TIN
California and Texas which states there
large demand for the and which factories
be established 0 for the business
The remaining 215 shares will be sold per and after hv are
subscribed for there will be sold here
you interested office YOU the unm
possibilities profits from this an investment and u s
dividend producer
If you fill the coupon below and send to us with r.
Of 2S OF the subscribed then remit 2 each
thirty until paid full when the will be issued 10 Won in full
ACT OUICKIY-ALL THIS STOCK WILL BE TAKEN Up IN
A FEW DAYS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
THE OPPORTUNITY VIC VIC

md n Inc aah h newly Itp II
cho besides n lumber o qnrc from OH ~ " a
yo d "a % II @ IN b &C
uny Il &c in II hN ass
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
The Entire Country Is the Field for the Wizard

New Ina nbsR nGrmE n Sacramento Sal nl ~ with many
uhem Nd dnyhn apnen wnhe ntyof hut d vegetable
Anua Ia Ccub,c nn HSN al Ivucsa NJ thousands o ere o m
IA con- a
pumping t a Dc King or unuH ne ca
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
Local and Personal
WEATHER REPORT.
For the twenty-four hours ending Al
o'clock Yesterday evening.

Maximum. - degrees. minimum.
~ degrees. range. 8 degrees. temper
allure at .. m. IS DEGREES. south
west wind. cloudy. precipitation, ~
inch
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
RIFLE CLUB TO
GET KRAGS FROM
WAR SECRETARY
Organization Of Rio 6rande AS
ISOLATION Completed IN Ac-
cordance With Act to Pro-
mote Workmanship,

Tho rio Gfnnde club. affiliated win
the National Igifle association. this
week viii make Application 10 thf
seefct.rt Of war at Washington Tor
eieht Krag 1orgensen rifles, formerly
,srrd hy the United States army
Tho club aaa ORGANIZED under the
nt.t 81 congress. which provides that
the war department will furnish me
Niles ana ammunition to encourage
rifie shootlne. One rifle is allowed
fnr every five members with an addi-
tionaI rifle for every FharpHhootpr or
expert. The club viii make reuulsi-
ton fgr the extra rifles As soon ~
frteral members. who are recognized
shots. qualify under the military re-
qulfcmtnfs.
Ccriificste Received.
%. A. Burfncr. president. yesterday
received the clubs certificate from
secretary Gnfrifon. II bears the con
spicuous motto In time ~ peace
prepare for war
SIR. BURNER and other officers last
week made arrangements with Adjn-
tant General Harry I. Herring for the
use Of the New Mexico national guard
range south Of the city and the indoor
range In the nrmory IN winter tlfno.
Tho club may use the range one-third
~ the time hy paying one-thlrd Of the
cost ~ repairs. according 20 TINS
agreement
The club. under the act. will receive
not more than i20 rounds II ball am
munition from tn wdr department
for each member annually Additional
ammunition may be purchased ~
members nj the government price.
Members also may buy the 1903 model
Springfield Tiflea. the mass powerful
Of small military weapons now IN use,
Colts ieyol,era aud Cote As eallber
automatic pistols al the same rate.
Three Other Clubs.
This II the fourth club organized In
New Mexico Clovis. Hurley and Las
Cruces already have thriving clubs.
The Rio Grande club hae forty mem
beers. The officers. besides Mr. Burt
rer. are A. A. boyle. secretary. and
n. O. Campbell. treasurer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
CHINESE CASE WILL BE
TRIED AT SILVER CITY

The United States district attor-
ney's office here yesterday received
notification that Chinese Is to be
heard on deportation proceedings on
August "A before the United States
commissioner at silver City. Assist
ant District Attorney H. @. Coors
Jr. probably will go there to repre-
sent the government owing 20 the
fact that District Attorney Summers
Burkhaft is AT Santa Fe on business
connected with his office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23
Three Other Clubs.
This II the fourth club organized

Mrs Don W. f.usk and two children
VIII arrive this morning from III
Paso. Tex. for visit With friends.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-23

wANTED--cirIs for besdwork. APP
pIs up~ialr~. III Gold avenue. John
lee Clarke. Inc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

Der M1 uno Der Wt q sum
tdeIihen Brpo oes Tarasuapers.
Salt bos game Sabr ipenost Der
Baum leiue relhen @aben. 3ie Iebten
peritedten Grau9en iude ih mir in Den
olhten 3mei9en 81 @elbnahtsu. um lie
IN ono BE ebre, Die &rtppe. gu les
gen, oeun ooS Gbrilttluo betpmmt pom
allen 6riibten oeS Sanoes etn Spler
onr9ebraht, Melouen uno Y1rihe.
8uuuuen, Weintrauben uno Mamonen.
&nfiee uno Hei8. uno mas Die 9itige
Ratur bier FONT nod in 'rel9ebt9er
6ille 9euabrt.
SIN Npril iGrben iih Ole neuen
Grangen, aber es 9lbt e%ln6eIne Bdume.
Snperni6 genanut, Die Ihou Dor
ibren StammesseHoiien 6rudt brin9en,
onmit Die Harteuoen nlht u%ngeoulolg
iperoen, Menit uno Ibler. ule8 .Iuta
tert" Grnugen. Die Eierbe. Die Sdleu.
&lbs uno aalber lutgn iih eifrl9 Die
beruuiet9eiallenen 6ruhte aui poer
pilufen tie Don oen tteIer hGnqenben
3nelgeu. Wtau ueriuttert Die 6riidte
on Die Wiildtilbe. I'M elnen b6beren
WiiIhertrag gu e~r5ieIeu, mon mdlIet Ole
Stlpsine oamjt. 3oA 9tbt e& manhs
nal elm lln9lud. renn bic Tbiere gu
itlneu f%reiien, uno mnuhe ihOne Stub
lat ibre @Ier nit Dem 2eben be5ableu
muiisn uno 1T elenotalih eritldl. Sjebt
man oaB Die Sub buffet uno wir8t
uno cine Grange i'm 0alie iteden bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

nab Susuos NpreS erportlrt. obglr9}
Nrosmllnieu ieIbit SnbIrelhs Nnpllnns-
suuaen bat. 6riibrr begeanels man nAF
Dem StrpWe ben groBeu %oiItnen 3 bna
tos (Qaitfdbneu). III oenen bic soloss
nen 6ritte bob aui9eitapelt Ia9en,
uuo II oeu GlnldlHun9shlien bot lst
zen Nltdsu Elm bublhes Nllo. Ani ogs
SanouugHbrilde in Ian9em 3u0s aRr
mutblg oaberihrelteno meiB9stletoeie
@eiber. leoe NIT slnem 8orbe ooA
Granger aui osm Ropie. fir Die mnr~
tsnbe Gbata beitImmt. 0sute ididt
man DIE Oran9eu mellt in Sdden OoeE
auh Idlon III Anrben. Wuroe Mon pc.
GUT uerpdden, mJe Is in Spuntsa sno
StaIten 8eihlebi, 8dbe es w}nl9er &ers
lutte. Sine noronmerjtartlhe. btey ar~
bsiteuoe @eieulhaii bat tlrslth ter
luhsmelie SrauQeu nab 6n9lnno er'r
ianbt. Is aiitd]en NIT le ESQ Sind
IN. B., Ole nuibeu in @urppo Oer~
p0nte Is III bier DIE 8ludss1bl
uuo au9snbIidIih tit es Wooe. onh
Die Tnmeu ie aIS SierIihes. OFT tolle
bareS. aus NrilGnteu uno iorblasE4
@oeIteinen seblIoetes Sdmndltld ira~
GEM
@obl nir9eubs in Der @eIt 9eostba
Der Orauaenbaum 10 gut ME in Earos
guam. aIima uno 8poeu ihenten ihm
ibr 8eltes. @r 1T oe8 Ynra9uauet e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

@alObalen, boIsn ii6 bort ibreu Wads
tiih.
3ablos III Die 9nbl Der belhminQten
@dite. Die bel Dem ireigeblsen @irtbe,
benz Grangenbnum. eintebren. 0lbner
uno Gnten be9nil9eu iid bamit Die am
Booen Iie9enoen 6rilhe %ousbupiden;
ober in ben 3pel9sn l,pt SluIiid]eruo
uno lhmauieno cine 9emIlhte @ele(s
ihaft, &pgel aler Nrt nit Ieitlamen
9tamen uno bnntem @efieoer. ppr
Nllem Iauben uuo 8npagelen. 3le
lebieren lp,elen untiIrIlt Die 0nupts
role. niht aleln ourh lbr ptadls
tiges Nusleben uuo lbr luute5 8e'
nebmen. ion0ern aud neil le immer
in beaen 0nuien onriden uno iih brett
MAIDEN.
,Sebt. 0a Der Baum i'm 9lutbenIhnte
pran4t. tommen Die relSenoen. t~lelnen.
griineu p~ItbrtS on9eIurrt uno
nipp5n an Den meiBen &eIdeu. Wit
lbnen Shmetterllnge in alIen @r0Ben
uno 6drben uno nlht III pergsiien Die
fleiBi9en BIenen. Der Crau9eubluibens
bonlg lit Der bette. Nus ben 8lulbeu
Wiro ha8 t0ltlihe Nerotts0et ges
Wonuen. ods CUR 8erelluug oe8 ieln'
item &ariilma bent. Mlt Cran9ens
bliitbeu itmldt lid Die Brout am
00d jettstdQe.
Sn oen Ga Yiotn Staten gilt sic
%pnraguaplihe CranQe fir ole bette. IS
ueroen mebr ais l00,000,000 ldbrIi6
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

uns." iastsn itol5 beiheioen bis 20.
reaopres.
Hara9udp, boS Qano ser
Granger.
Won Haragulp enilpIrit oleIeIbe
Sdultltetleylu ais Dem tppllhsu Crau'
ssnIanoe lo,genoe R~ete0ltoer:
aNItO. Garo9uap, I'M
N0pember.
&Ilusr 0tmmel uno Commentator.
bl.3euoe Nipribsu i'm 99aloe uuo ihai-
tlge gorbeerbaums. Gltrousn uuo Crons
gen IN tSuae. Oh i'd irlb MorqenS
Den eriteu Slid aus Dem 5tniter thue
uno Ole alien. bohen GraugtnbGume
BON Der nuIeebenoen Some beltrahlt
lebs. oh heller. belBer M,ttngsglani dni
lbnen rult ooer oh lie I'M roilgen Nbenos
ilht pnnoerbar ergIlbsn, INNER iehe
,h ihre Hrnht mt Gntiuden. 0as
buntle. re,he Grin iiberlat pom aoloes
men 5rilhten, pou unilbIlgeu meiBeu
Slntben, oeun bier 9lbt - oas Nuns
Der. 8Iutbe uno 6ruhte su.
slelh. Sest bliibsn Ole Grausen. uno
ons game Yano lit in Guit 9ebuat.
usber0u lteben Iie. in 0ainsn uno ein.
Seln i'm Waloe ueritreut. neben benz
Hanho uno in ben @arien.
@as lolte man bier obne Die soIoe'
men Nepfel %aniGn9en? Sic sel5ten ME
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

70 tormt man ihr raid iu Nulie.
W0nhmaI glutt Is, penn it mbtla
9tla9I mryo. Damn rutlft oas Nunoers
HlB con ltlbit. ooer lle miro aeWorien.
man g'cBt Ibr Gel EN- uno iioBt NIT
eu1em 9latteu runoen 5tQt Dte Orange
|bttuu,er.
Gnc lib CrnuBsn. Damn litben Die
Nunoe AM MIDI berum uno uaylru
dnl lbr Ibsll; il, Wolltn altroyulS nur
Qclt1dlte baben uuo periehreu liz ntdt
mil a0dut unb NaGr". ME R,norIeb
uno N'eroe Is thun. llebrI9enS i~relieu
lte noh lieber Wdnoarinen. Muir Der
&oter psrlhmdht ote luBen 6rutte
uno msuoet letneu @opi upu Nbiheu
sur SsIts. penn ih lie ,bm npblete.
EOiur lhoSt Wtsllter Helnsfe liz nm
10 mtAr. uuo mnnh elmer bat lid Die
lir lhn beitImmte 8lttrotipn III elmer
Npleillue gebolt. penn or I'M 3unteln
gelhllten fam. nm Die in oen Srnns
%aenbdumen lhldienbeu 9ibuer III ubels
ralten uno iih einen Ietsren 8rateu
81 lteblen.
Cir reisebiser @irtb.
0aB Die WHEN Die Gronsenbaiue
iGrmeno uno ibreieno lberiollen. lit
lelbltuerltanolih. Nber audi Die tleis
uCn, iheusn NcuttS. cine Nrt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

uniertrenullher 6reuno, bel leosr 0httc
iiubet iid Elm Gr~dngenbaln. Sn lelnems
tlibIen Stntten lebt bic 5dmllle. bort
lit Die O%an9emotte aasgeipannt. bort
liBt man Iaheno uuo plauoerno, biz
Gombila triuteno, rauheno uno 8ui~
tarre lpIeIsno.
llnh mas olbt oieisr Treuno npd3
aueSl @ie uerelnt er ShonFil md
NlBIidtelt i'll ielteuem UinBe, 5baa
len, Sldtter. 8liilhen. 6rllhte. ,DolS
allies miro duSgeuuBt. lebes elne 9AOA~
itrte fir iih. Ia merben Niqnemre
fabriSirt, ). Y. Curacao. bae Yes
ttt9ralu. Gel. Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
onS Die @runota9e fir Die meilten Snra
films biIoet uuo fir 6as Haragunt7.
nGhit Nl9erien ooS 0duptproonsttOns.
Inno lit. oa9 foitbdre N|erolis Del
Oron9enbliibenmaner uuo pielerlei
Gonftliren. oes Orangenmstne
ntht ~ uer9eiisn. Der, menn 9Et ses
mndlt. 9onS uottreiillh 1T uno olieIn
HOrtpelu 9Ieift. 80a OulS lit IN Der
6elntiihIerel iebr 9eltdBt, uno SeIblt
Die lrodenen 3meise lieiern neta eln
aus9eSeihnetea N%rennbol5,
Gin gef1brlthe Seine.
Omen b0isn 5einO aber bah ser
Granstnbaum in ben Ninu oen
9roBeu rotbeu Nmeilen. on oeren
oldtm aOpi iih iurhIbare %TreB5aneen
beiinoen Y8ebe Dem nrmeu Naumt. oen
iia lbsrialen, 3n einer gtaht brin9er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-03-27

SOltsratb. Ga GrOfi,. @tA
The Washington herald., 1914-01-31

1t is said that to date President weegh-
man. of the Chicago club. has personally
guaranteed Tinker's three-year salary,
has paid $4,000 for an option on North
Side property, has promised to build a
s1250oo plant on the ground. and has
guaranteed the salaries of Killifer. Cole,
Packard and Brennan.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-31
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-PurSs Soo: maiden two-yssr-olds
three and one-hzh furlonES. R<EenhAll 100 (BuI
tom. to 10. won. still Day. l0l (CoreJi. to l
second: MAJ IprS .ol tOberJi. tn l. third Tim
oA- Jack Hanover. Wathen, Emma ]. $, Jaunty
and I'd Weiss also ran
SECOND RACE-Three-year-ol and upward: sill
ing; pursc. $40; furiougs. NaIik. IS (sumtcrl
10 10 l. won: Bobby Cook. ia CIrTini % TO l.
secEnd; Lady lnnocsncr. % Murphy. TO l. third
Tine. ils elem be.rhey. Gerard. Port Airing
ton. Tusson dor. SunSnde Miss Prin,Ity Han.
Crr~k. Yankee Pooh. aud Elsie Herndon also ran
THIRD RACE-Three- -yesr-0lds and upward: sell
inS: TEIrst. so; SIX furlongs Nolthorpc IL NE
Tasxsrtl. IN l. won Tony W, - (Pickettl, IS ts
!. second: Flying Yankee. li CDNlyl q 10 s. third
Time. I Is - Polly H. Nimbus Daddy Clip. Ar
NOR. Ben Prior. and Hcnotic also r.n
FOURTH RACE-Scling: handicap: thrre-year
ods and upward. pure. SC: seven fIlrlonss
Cslesta. lD tMcTaSssrti. y to 5 won: Monoc4cJ
10 tBuriingamei. Is TO s. sscond: star Actress Io
Callahan, 10 To l. third Tine Ia Charter
Anon. Prirce Ahmcd. and Good DAY also ran
FIFTH RACE-T;ree- year-clds and upward; sill
ins pirse. $40: mile. Sherlock Holmes II.
'Rishtmirel. TO 5. won: Helen NJ % lsumter
IS to /, second; Joe Stein IOs tObertl TO 2
third. Tine. 1923. Ruisseau. DR. Jackson, FSel
Battling Nelson. AND JudSe Monck aIso ran.
SIXTH RACE-Four-yeAr-old and upward: sell
ing; purse. $40; mile and twenty yards Kin
mundy. lG tMcTasgarti. II TO 5 won: Our Mug
git. 100 Aleyi. To !, second: StentoT 10
tCorcyl. 10 10 ]. third. Time. is Is Focd Mai
sepulreda. Jaoob Bum. and Kinder Lou also ran
The TURK broke down.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-31
TO WELCOME FEDS.
North Side Chicago Fans Are Form
Ing Booster Club.

Chicago. Jan. 3o.-To give the Federal
League a warm welcome on the North
Side, a club Of fans composed of business
and professional men and already num-
bering more than a thousand members.
has been formed TO boost the Federal
League. All members of the club agree
not 10 accept a pass under any circum-
stances, and for the opening game of the
season will march to the ball park in a
body. led by brass band. The accept
ance of pass will result in the expuI-
sion OF the member from the club. on
the North Side there is population OF
more than 10000. or virtually a city of
the size of Cleveland. and the fans are
confident that they can support a ball
team.
Around the Sheridan Park district en-
thusiasm has reached the boiling stage
II IL bubbling over. and in order that
there be an outlet. a meeting has been
called for Saturday night at S9I4 Sheri-
dan road, to put through a cut-and dried
program of boosting along organized
lines. The people in the neighporhood
arc delighted at the prospects and to
emphasize their enthusiasm they will on
this occasion elect officers and a board Of
directors. who will take charge of the
boosting plan. which II is proposed shall
set mark for anything of the kind
that may be undertaken in the future
The Washington herald., 1914-01-31
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Charleston.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $50: threc. yezr-olds and up
ward: selling; Sx fglonss. Semi -QuaJer. liz: In
cision. lis: 'volthorrs ITO; Cbeuulpo 10; Pisces
lW Premier. IL: coming Coon. rs: Pluyious. lis
Inferno Quecn ITO; Vile. liz; JOAQUIN. 100: Votes
lce: Auto Maid. 10: Willis. liz; Barnum. IL
SECOND RACE-Threeyear-o and upward
selling: hsndizp: rurzc. $50; siI furlonss. Big
Dipper. %: Frank Hudson. los: Los Fortune. 81:
Loan Shark. g: ROYAL Tea. s5: Campeon los: Font
100: Gordon loi; Robert Bradley. l0i: Chuckes Ne
Over the Sands. q Rye Straw. lC: Ann Tilly. IS.
THIRD RACE-Three- ysAr-olIs and upward: tn.
Osceoa Hsndicar: purse. 500: one mile aud twenty
Yards Partner. lo5: LochicI los: Scrimmasr, s
lndolence. 90: Joe Diebold los: John Furiong los
Ivan Gardner. &c: Republican. 10; Bob r.. log
Ringing. ll3: Fellow Man. S. PArdner and Lochicl.
B-dwell entry: Republican and Bob II. TSbot entry.
Citadel Handicap Of s. 20; six furlongS Tlrts liz;
Paisnauin. lo4: Brave CurArdcr. los: MAricrie A..
los; Sherwood. Il2; Car Nichael los; Carlton g..
lG Ella Brsnn. liz: Shackleton. los: Grussenor.
los; White. los: Csugh Hill lis. Tsrts and Palan-
auin. Talbot entry; Brave Cunarder' and Marjorie
A. Be,lweil entry; Sherwood and Car Michael.
Hedrc& entry.
FIFTH RACE-Three-ycar-clds and ur1ard; sell
ing: purse. 500; one mile and seventy Yards Buzz
Around. s.; Lord Wells. los: Sir Denrsh. l0s; Jim
Csfrey. 10; 'NdIo loo: Patty Regzn, -; Camel.
lS: Barn Dancs, Ilo: 'Myosnae. los; Batouch. los
Silicc. 10; -Outlan. Io6
SIXTH RACE-Three-yeaS-od and upward: sell
ing; handicap; purse. $50; mile. Big Dippcr
100: Msrshon. lo2; Kinnundy. lo5; Elwah los; Early
Light. %: Golden Treasure. lc4: DuqGesne IG: Dick
DeadWood, IS; White Wool. S: Dsngerous MsrCii.
l6: Merry Lad. lo,; Earl Of Savoy. Ios; Feather
Duster. los; Over the Sands s; YenShee. los; Col.
Ashmcade, 0.