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Incoming Vcs.cIs-By wireless.

IS Fl Mundo, Galveston, 90 miles south Of
Jupiter At moon yesterday.
- Proieus NJ" Orleans. % miles south OF
Jupiter NJ noon.
s. city of Montgomery savannah, 10 miles
Of Diamond shoals AZ noon
s. kroonl1nd, Balboa 50 miles north OF
Colon nj noon.
$ MORO Castle, Vera Cruz, go miles south
of Sandy Hook ~ noon
Sc Comal. Galveston, ~ miles south 81
sandy Hook AZ noon.
S. Orau!" Nassau. Port De PAX, oH miles
south of sandy Hook a. noon.
S. GulfOil, with ShonaUgo. Port Arthur,
3l5 milo northwest Of Torfugas AZ noon
IS IamNasa-. Mobile, 70 miles west Of
Key West NJ noon
- lNnape, Jacksonville. ~ miles south of
Sandy Hook al = VI
s. HI Dit. Galveston, ~ miles southwest
of Diamond Shoals a. = + VI
IS Colorado. Galveston. "a miles west Of
Tortusas at y VI
So Lewis Luokcuhach san Francisco. ~
milo. sonih Of SAmiN Hook AZ Z "
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kNICKERBOCkE ICE COMPANY.
First Mortgage So Gold Bonds
due ,1uly 4 10AI

Central Trust Company OF New York.
trustee. gives notice that IN accordance
with Article Seven Of a certain indenture
made by the above Company. dated July /,
1911. It Will receive sealed proposals for
the sale to II OF the above described bonds
a. a rate not to exceed One Hundred and
Fl Q Per Centum lobTl and accrued In
teresi. the total oMer not to consume more
than the amount OF FIFTY-NINE THOU
SAND NINE HUNDRED FIFTY-TwO AND
62-lO0 DOLLARS Cs59 .952.6 2l.
The sealed PROPOSALS VIII he opened at
the office OF the Central Trust Company Of
New York New York CITY, at twelve o'clock
noon on July ~. 1918,
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Trustee.
Nv GEO W DAWSON, Vice President.
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WASHINGTON Iu!y --Tho co,iior T.eb-
anon has arrived A. WASHINGTON, cruiser
Birmingham, rolli'r vulcan and des'royers
Jenkins, Flnning, Hcule, Jarvis a. New
port, cruiser Albany At Tacoma. tug Te-
cumsch Al Norfolk destroyer FlusSer a.
president Roads. cruiser Nashingt"~ A.
Cape Hry'tsn gunhnai YORKTOWN ana SUE
marine H-3 a. Mare Island, ,ollisr Nr.>
tune at Guar a'MT', gunhoat Wheeling
al TuNphnl f~A2.itor Clry"nne and sub
marines II. az At San Francisco, d.
stroycr Reid a. Boston, cruiser Albany AZ
seattle, submarine G-S at Bridgeport.
Rattleship Michigan has sailed from
ECw YORK; 'or Bristol. ha'ilcshtp Nchrasha
from port FOR Esstpor', Me, battle
ship Wyoming from Ncw York yard for
N~twport, destroyer Patterson and repair
shin Nestal from Boston for port, re-
pair ship Panther from Charleston for
Newport, destroyer BhIoh from N"N York
yard for Newport, collier Jason from
Hampton Roads for Galveston. DESTROYER
Wake from Nov York yard for South
Amhoy, hattlCship kcarsarg" from phila-
delphia for Halyp'on IRoad-, cruiser Dem
Yer from san Bhs for Man2ani,,o, collier
PrOteus from Norfolk FOR i|oston. cruiser
Albany from Sca'tir foT port AnR los. de-
stroyer Warrington from Now YORK yard
for engine trials destroycrs Hun and
whipple from san Diego for san Pedro.
destroyers Hopkins ana Lawrence from
San D"igo for Santa Barbara.
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These navy orders were issued;

''F' 'N'f
Admiral W G, Cowlcs, to retired list
ACCOMPLISHMENTS F l. Sheffield
to the Florida as senior ensiIser Officer.
berger from the Minnesota to the Louisi'
ana as navigator.
Lieut.. " II. Tonz from the Florida to
the Minnesota as First Lieutenant.
Lieut. f. T sears from the Mschias TO
civil Engineer r II BrownelI from aero
station, Pensacola. to three months sick
leave.
,of ra'9 10 the dAiincinnat"i.' ''"
Lieut.. q *, Stoddard from the Calves
ton to the Sarntoga
matt 10 the saratoga.
Ensign II - Roesch from the Helena
Ensign II X Lewis from the Cincinnati
Ensisn Pfan from the Saratoga to
Ensign n Harmon from the Saratoga to
the Galveston,
Ensign W. Perkins to the Monardnock
Ensign a. Marcus from the Saratoga 20
Ensign j. NJ. Kate. from the 81 ratoga to
Ensign +; x: o,Rrien 20 the chaun~y.
rev to the Palos.
Passed Assistant Surgeon f A vickcry
from the, naval hospital, Canacao, 20 the
Hough from treatment naval hospital,
Yokohama. 10 naval hospital Canaceo
Passed Assistant Surgeon + A. Porter
from the Cincinnati to home and wait
orders.
Assist,nt Surgeon q. W csiver to naval
station, Ca yite.
Assistant Surgeon y r sullivan from
naval hospital, Canacao, +, l., TO the
Saratoga.
Assistant Surgeon n V Cornett from
tho Saratoga TO the Ssmar.
MARINE CORPS.
Major II G, Davis from headquarters,
Marine Corps, TO War College, Newport
Capt F. II Miller. 10 marine barracks,
san Diego. FIRST Lieut., J. Dixon from
marine detachment American Legation,
Pekin. to the United States; Second Lieut..
T. NJ Luhy from navy yard. Philadelphia,
to Thirty-ninth Company, detachment
American legation pck!n Second Lieut..
&, L. Howard from Norfolk barracks TO
Thirty-second Company, san Francisco
barracks
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HATTERs RAISING $500, 900.
Union Men Asscssed Per Gent.
for Dnnbury Boycott.

ORANGE. y. J.. July 2-The work OF
raising the 5000. 900 which the union
hatters Of Danbury must p because
OF the Judgments resulting from the
Loewe boycott eleven years ago has
begun. Until the fund is complete every
halter in this district and in the Newark
district will contribute l per cent. OF
his ea earnings.
There are about 1900 matters in the
Orange and Newark districts.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

rh. Power 4 Lieht
Company. a subsidiary OF the Amr,'V,r nr
yGxer AND Lish, c or THIS i.
an increase Of ss.6s1, or 3 per cent com
pared with May, 1914. There was "a re
penses and taxes, and net earnings. were
&los.s i2. an expansion Of ss;sli. or ~ pev
cent. For the twelve months enaen My
compared With gross OF i2,7o2.s77 last
year. an Improvement OF IL per cent, -
psnses and taxes we're > per tsn', Il.
Cos. 5?2, a gain OF saol.+33. or 20 per cent
Gross earning, of the Pacific Lish; ana
i55, compared with gross OF s:1o,ssS for
MAY. 1914, an increase OF ~ per cent
Operating expenses n taxes Wess wsr.
iSs per cent ahead Of May last year;
smoun,lns, TO sl52,a?s. The salanse arc,
Balance Of s9s's,s las, year, an Improve
ment Of 1914 per cent.
All electric properties Of II. NJ. Bylleshv
ard Company reporting for the week
ended Iune Is. showed new connected LOAD
gains Il 1913 customers. Win lbt kiio"a..s
tors New business contracted for In
Guided $50 customers with 500 kilowatts
lighting load and 81 horse power IN mo no
week vas S.6i4,52i kilowatt hours, an IN
crease Of IA per cent. over the CORE
'pon1ing week Of last year.
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Ia declared a stock dividend or . per
cen. IN its outstanding common stock,
PAYABLE in two instruments. 3 per cent. on
july IS and g per cent. on December 10
To holders Of record June 30. 1915.
Lt'eeiI Light and railways COMPANY, one
Of the principal utilities operating in the
centrll West. Is optimistic over the out
l"ok I'm this section for tn" last half Of the
year industrial activity In many towns
~ which Ne give electric light, power. gas
quite notioeahle.' said Mr.. Hulswit and
Ne can 'ell much NJ this improvement by
No gains being made by the power de-
p mems of our companies Nlthln the
~ 'hree n'onths power earnings have
'"en showing steady gains.
ah1 Illinois in the FIRST Ave months OF the
y'ir were affected TO some extent. by NJ.
htN competition. this IL now "A thing .o'
,he past In tnesc two states, State l'"gls-
s,lon In Iowa having given the munich
pnt',"s power to regulate the Jtheys'
S''e V'ility Commission has taken juris-
Ion over the titncys as common car
i'rt As a result street railway earnings
, ,hcse two states are now fast coming
pa.k - normal
In the agricultural territory which we
eh'ell"nt. The wheat harvest Is now al
ms over and the fields are turning out
~ While corn IN the middle West ~
~" cH"ausc Il wet weather At the usua!
~n.l',ing sei4on, II II now coming on
,,sl.1'L and gives every evidence Of a big
,,3'rfrous and steadily becoming more
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. July 2-American zinc was
the outstanding feature OF the marhet
for mining shares. sales running above
IA 400 shares and closing within l,
point of the high price OF 81. Butte ana
superior was fairly active. but failed
TO hold its gain. closing a full point be,
low the high price OF 73is. The general
list was dull but steady on light trading
swift & co. was frmer In the indus
trials department. with railroads ru'ihg
steady and dull. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PptLADELpHiA, July improvement
was general In this market. Baldwin
Locomotive was very strong and Cramp
& Sons gained ~. fractions were
higher on the signing by the Mayor of
the ordinance regulating the use Of 1T
ney cars. The summary:
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w~ASHINGTON, July army
orders were issued to-day:
First Lieut. !. e. Ashburn. Nineteenth
Infantry. to Columbus Barracks, Onto, for
general recruiting service, vice First Lieut..
II l.. Meador, Nineteenth infantry re-
lieved.
First, Lieut.. II Z, Mari, 20 tho Fifth
Field Artillery.
second Lieut.. Il r. Peyton, 10 Fourth
Field Artillery,
First Lieut. J. r Bradley. NJ II. C,
from Fort Barry, California, 10 his home
hnd relleyed from VI Il. Q.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

P~irrsBrRG. July 2,-The stock ma rket
here was quiet and steady. Columbia
Gas and Electric advanced y. Elk
County Gas was firm on odd lot sales.
The summary:
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DIyIDENDs AND INTEREST.
LEmuGm VALE, RAILROAD COMpAN,

PhlIadeIphia, June l6, lYl5.
The board NJ directors OF the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company have this day
declared a quarterly dividend OF two and
One-ha'f per cent. Tor xl.2S per share) on
lis preferred stock 10 stockholders OF record
June 20, lsl5, and n quarterly dividend OF
two and OnP-hRh per cent. Cor Sl.25 DeP
share on its common stock TO Stockholders
Of record June 20, 1918, both payable July
10. 1919.
Checks Will be mailed.
c. J. KCI.P.
Treasurer.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PACIFIC CAS- A>D ELECTRIC co.

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND.
In conformity with the notice heretofore
published. the Board OF Directors Of the
Pacinc Gas and Electric Company met at
$40 T.. NJ, June 80. 1915, and declared a
stock Dividend OF six per cent. ON It's out
standing common stock, payable with stock
certificates for whole shares Of Its new
common stock and stock dividend warrants
for fractional parts OF such shares, In two
installmen's. three per cent. on July IL,
1915, and three per cent. on December 10,
1913. to holders Of its common stock Of
record AZ close Of business June 80. 1915.
The stock certificates and warrants rep
resenting the above dividend viii be- issued
only in the names Of stoCkhol1ers ~ record
on the last mentioned date.
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY.
A. + HOCKENBEAMEH,
Vice Pres. n Treas
San Francisco, Cal. June 80, 1873.
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OFFICE OF THE
CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY.

BdTtlfnOre, NM, TNTy Ist, INlh.
The Board Of Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend of ono and one
half per cent, ni2 Co on it, Capital stock.
payable July 3lst, 1915. TO the Stockholders
of record At the close of husinoss July 2ith,
1918, The transfer books VIII remain open.
Dividend checks will be mailed
T. X. STUART,
Asst Treasurer.
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Eleven A NJ. bids to Liverpool were
July, 9.24c.. October. s.65c.;
sslc. The market there is due 10 open
today . to ga points higher.
Racaipta and stocks were:
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spo, cotton at New York was un-
changed $500. for middling uplands.
Southern spot markets were UNCHANGED
with New Orleans &C.. Galveston sc''
savannah s l5-l6c.. Houston Sc. Au-
sus,a s.ssc. and Memphis s.75c. -.
The New Orleans market CLOSED
.,a,dy prices were
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and stocks were:

Exports yesterday. l2,2So naies'
,al thus far this season. S.14O,246 bales.
asains, S.90s,524 bales last year.
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ONCE of The United Ga. improvement CO

=, ", Corner Broad and NrCh Streets
Philadelphia, June 2, 1915.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend Of two per cent Csl no
per sharel, payable July -, 1915. to stock
holders OF record at the close Of business
June 80, 1915. Checks VIII be mailed.
I w. MORRIS. Treasurer.
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TIE Liverpool market opened easier
There was a poor business In spot cot
,on. with middiing 2 points decline at
& a0d. Sales, 1000 bales receipts. none
Prices at Liverpool closed barely
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BAIT MORE, July 2.--United Railway
incomes made a further gain of half a
point, while the stock was y lower.
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-03

Highest temperature. ~. nj iItO \ NJ.
Lowest temperature. 63e. at q 30 u. NJ.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. July The statement OF
the receipts and expenditures of the Treas.
ury for June ~ shows.
June N. June. Fiscal VI.
Receipts ......sH.7i5.i5i sis5, 81 1876 1890. ie6, 40
Disbursements T5,6os 5s.5i7. 5s TeO. 76e. ~
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Surplus zee. SEA. 1895 ss7 1925 CSC sss4, ie5. ~

SurpIus 49,. 3.s.M?,55 S',o2e.65s 1914, i65, ~
-
Deficit.
Receipts from customs June ~. SEQ. ass. IN.
terna' revenue. ordinary. .4so.5 si: corpora.
ton tax. 1850 ,5e5: miscell aneous. ssi, 500.
S.7iisis.
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for June 70, 1915:
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THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.

'Ex dividend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
DOPEY BENNY
HAS SQUEELED
As Result, ThIrty-four People, Il
Guiding Three Women, Have
Been Arrested.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servtce.]
NEW YORK, May 12.-"Dopey
Benny" Fein, for years the most fear
ed gunman on the east side, kept his
threat and "squealed" today. Detec-
tives were busy arresting thirty-four
persons, including three strong, arm
women who were indicted by the
grand jury as result Of Fein's con.
fession. They include thirty-four labor
leaders and gunner. Fem alleges
labor leaders hired gunner to intimi.
date employers and to wreck shops
where union labor was Disseminated
against. .-s.
Fem was arrested months ago In
connection with an assault case. His
bond was set at $500. After he had
spent weeks behind the bars he sent
word out that he would "squear' If
someone did not get busy and get HIS
release on bail. Police detectives
heard Of this and Immediately had
Fein's bail raised to $4,000. Friends
appeared at the district attorneys Of
/ fee with $500 to obtain Fein's ne
lease only to learn that much more
was required. The additional money
was not raised quickly enough and
Fem "squealed.' For days he was
! before the grand jury telling his
story Detectives were at Work OBJ
tanning other evidence at the same
| time to corroborate his statements
with the result that thirty-four were
! indicted The three women indicted.
/ Fem declared he employed himself.
! He said he used them to destroy shops
whare women were employed and
wh.ere men could not gain admittance.
Fem swore that labor leaders hired
his ''gun men," giving him s12 day
for furnishing them. In addition, Fein
said he got a rake off" from each
gunman's pay. His earnings, he boast
ed, had been $4,000 a year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
local chamber Of commerce was prime
mover in the attempt.
RIGGS Bank Case.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, May f2.-The suit
OF the Riggs National bank to enjoin
the COMPTROLLER Of the currency from
Withholding $1,000 interest on govern
ment bonds as penalty for alleged VIC
lation Of certain banking regulations,
and charging Comptroller Williams
and Secretary McAdoo with conspir-
acy to wreck the bank. came up be-
fore Judge Mccoy of the district SUI
preme court this morning. The case,
now one month old, has taken on a
national Importance in the public
mind, partly because Of the persons in.
volyed and because 1t is believed it
will open up important questions in
yolving sovernm entail jurisdiction over
banks. biggest thing since Jackson s
fight with the banks" is one way it is
expressed.
The manner in which the admins
tration regards the litigation is shown
l,v the fact that Samuel Untermyer
and Louis D. Brfandeis have been en-
pIoyed to assist the attorney generals
office in defending the treasury CT.
ficials-and possibly in carrying furth-
er the charges openly made, since the
suit began. against the Ens by
Comptroller Williams. President Will
son and his cabinet are known to have
considered the case in cabinet meet
ing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
NOBODY CAME TO
WRESTLING BOUT
Bout Between Roumas and Sileres is
Called OFF Because Of Lack
Of Interest in Show.

That much heralded Roumas-Sileres
welterwefght championship wrestling
match for the benefit of the Keokuk
baseball association. scheduled for the
Hippodrome theatre last night was
not held For why? Just thirty-four
sports had the temerity to separate
themselves from the amount OF mon
ey necessary to gain admission to the
theatre.
The wrestlers had agreed to go on
for a percentage of the gate recsipts.
When they saw there was not enoueh
to nay the expenses they refused 20
60 on and the match was called on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
Jim Thorpe PLAYING Good Ball.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
JERSEY CITY, n. J., May 12.-Jim
Thorpe, member of the Giants squad
for three years, and one of the big
gest Stockholm Olympic athletes Is
now with the local team of the Inter
national league Since his advent in
to the league just below the big cir
cult, Thorpe has shown flashes Of
brilliant playing ability-but one flash
does not make a ball player-as John
McGraw found out after three seasons
OF coaching of Thorpe. But the Giants
have an ironbound contract on
Thorpe's services for another year
and should the international league
experience develop Thorpe he will I'M
doubtedly wear Giants uniform again
next year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
Today's oldest Story,

WOODBURY., Ore, May LIT y
no crime for father to fan WIZ
birdsbot the coat tails of his daugn.
ter's sutton when the latter's visi's
are unwelcome to the head OF tn'
family.
This interesting point Of law wa
decided here when the grand jury 70
fused to indict Charles johnson
charged with assault with a danses
Gus weapon with intent to kill, w
cause he bombarded with a shotsus
the retreating rear Of country s"a~
who persisted in visiting his daush'''
after being told not to do so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
ALL HOME CLUBS
WON YESTERDAY
Burlington Defeats Jays-Clintor
Blanks MISUNDERSTANDING
Ronps on Mason City

BURLINGTON, Iowa. May IA
Three hits, two passes by Rojas, a
sacrifice and an error gave Burlington
six runs in the second inning here yes
terday and enabled the locals to win
the opening game from Waterloo by
the score Of to 2. Score:
Waterloo ..... 900 600 02o-2 Z
Burlington -. .O61 900 O0x-7
Batteries: Roias and Brennan
Miller and Rolleg.
CLINTON, Iowa, May 12.-Steady
pitching by Jones and Menne's home
run won the opening game for Gin
ton at home. Thirty-two hundred per
sons saw the battle. Score:
Clinton .01o 200 O0X-3
MarshaIltown =. 900 900 600 5 !
Batteries: Jones and barrow; Mau
and Hamm erschmidt.
MUSCATINE, Iowa, May 12.-Mus
catine surprised 2.40o fans at thu
opening game by defeating MasoI
City, Is to T. Seurs was the hfttin,
demon, clouting IN eight runs himself
He had two home runs and two
doubles. his second homer being made
when the bases were full. Score:
Musca tine 80. 400 162 03x-15 Il
Mason City ....101 600 200 8
Batteries: Wilkus and Hruska
Miller, CHASER and Weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
Periscope for Referee.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, May 12.-Bobby Lord,
Woodlawn amateur billiardist who rep
resented Chicago at the national ANA
teur championship came to bat today
with an invention designed to keep
referees of billiard matches out of the
way Of spectators and players. The
referee lies under the table with a
periscope attachment, the eye end
OF which fits over the edge of. the bill
lard table.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
National Charities Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 12.-This city
cast a greedy eye towards Baltimore
today where the delegates to the ma
tional conference Of charities and cor
rections are gathering. A delegation
of local men have gone there to bid
for the conference for next year. The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
FORMER RESIDENT
DIES IN KANSAS
Charles C. Cribs, Passed Away This
Morning at His Home In st.
JOHNS, Kansas.

Word was received here this morli-
ing, of the death in St Johns, Kansas.
of Charles c. Cribbs, which occurred
early today Mr.. Cribs was broth
er-in-Iaw of Mrs. Ed S. Lotion and
Charles A. Halbeck Of this city. He
was a former resident here. and VIII
be remem- cred by number Of people,
especially in the west end Of the city,
where he formerly resided.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
The Route That
Offers Most To
Exposition Tourists

It's an investment that means
a lot-your tltip to the Cali
fornia ExpositAons. You should
buy the tickeA that will pay
the biggest dividends in scenic
enjoyment, in attractive and
interesting points reached-ln
luxurious, smoothly-handled
train service.
The Burlington is" offering a
Grand Circle Tour for Exposl-
! ton visitors that comprises
the biggest "Seeing Americs
First" value ever offered. II
YOU have made a Pacific coast
tour before, you will realize
this. IF not, ask your friends,
who are familiar with the
west-who know what's what.
Just get the facts about this
Grand Circle Tour, then COM
ipare it with any other that
you know about, and judge for
yourself.
IStop-ove1s allowed at any
point in either direction and
90 days to make the trip.
Step in and get your copy OF
our California Exposition
folder; next time you're going
by.
G. F. Conradt. City Ticket
Agent, Fifth and johnson SITS.
Phone 976.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
Cedar Rapids.

Summary.
Stolen bases-Haryey, 2; LeBeau.
Sacrifice hits-LeBeau.
Sacrifice fy-Gift1n.
Two base hits-Swick.
Strike outs-Watkins, q Seeger, 4.
Base on balls-Seeger, 2.
Hit by pitched ball-Watkins, :,
Seeger and Ludwig. -.,...
Time of game-1:5S.
Umpire-Shaffer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
Levinsky vs.. Terry kelIar.

AKRON, o. May 12-Battling
Levinsky is scheduled to meet Terry
Kellar. the California heavyweight
for ten rounds here tonight. Levinsky
is fully recovered from his injured
hand. which kept him quiet for q
couple Of weeks recently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
Give Yourself Alrl

Cedar Rapids Republican: II "a
want to remain strong and youthla...
the doctors say you must get out nv
the open air now. IL you do not nav,
open air work. learn to play open ~ "
games. Play crouuet II you can So
nothing more violent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-12
Gibbons-Houck FiGht.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Mike Glib
bons is signed up to meet Leo Houck
on May 26 at the st. Nicholas rink
This will be Gibbons first appearance
in this vicinity in about half a year.