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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-23
I. 8. AckLEY
UNDERTAKING J
and EMBALMING ;
, 1907 elondeau Street
; lows Phone 219.
.Weetern ooIf rourney.

[United Press Leased Wire Service
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 23.-Only
four Of the 166 players who started in
tho tournament for the western anna.
teur golf championship over tho May.
field club course remained to fight It
out in the semi-nnals today.
Charles Evans. Jr, was paired with
Ned Sawyer Of Chicago. in the fea.
ture match OF the day. Sawyer's bril-
liant play has brought him record gal.
leries.
Harry P. Bingham Of Cleveland,
ciashed with James Standish, Jr., of
Detroit. Bingham's unexpected win
over w. c. Fownes, Jr., the Pittsburgh
star, has made him a serious con-
tender.
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rne Fifth and Rout.

After blanking the Indians in their
portion OF the fifth. the locals set
about the task of putting the game on
ice. Fulton opened with a single and
scored on Harrelrs two base wallop
barrow singled, scoring Harrell, and
stole second, after which Siebold fan
ned Wise singled to center, sending
barrow to third. Mari connected for
a long fly to left center. LeBeau get
ting under the ball only to drop It,
barrow scoring. Wise going to THRU
and MARI making second. Hickey shot
a sacrifice fly to Baum. sending wise
across. Herbert laced a two Dagger
to the left field fence and Mari scored
Koran ended the frame by grounding
to Swick for an easy out at first.
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approved manner with both squads
going at top pace. This continued
through three innings. In the fourta
things began to crack bit and
walk, an infield out and a single, ga7e
the visitors their one and only run
Mari opened the home fourth with
triple to right field and tied the count
when he raced home on Hickey's first
sacrifice fly. Herbert singled and was
caught stealing, after which Koran
singled and. was also picked OF as lie
threatened to pilfer second.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

To Whom 1t May Concern: .s5-
Notice is hereby given In compli-
ance with section 1913 OF the 1913
Supplement to the Code of Iowa, Of
the incorporation Of the Rovane Den
tai Supply Company.
a. The name of the corporation is
"Rovane Dental Supply Company"
and Its principal place Of business
will be at Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa.
I'D The object for which 1t is form
ed and the general nature OF the busi-
ness to be transacted by the corpora
ton Is to purchase, sell and distribute
merchandise and materials, supplies
OF all kinds, and all useful wares
necessary in the operation OF dem
tai laboratory or in supplying dental
equipment for dental offices and dem
fists. or in supplying surgical sup
plies, materials and instruments for
surgeons, and to have the right to do
anything desirable or necessary for
the accomplishment Of the purposes
for which it was organized or which
may be incidental to the business OF
the corporation.
(3) The authorized capital stock CT
the corporation is fifteen thousand
Isl 5,000.O0) dollars, and twenty-five
hundred (s2,500.0o) dollars Of this
must be paid before the corporation
begins business, and the remainder
may be issued from time to time as
the board Of directors may authorize.
90 The corporate existence began
June 2sth, 1915, with the issuance Of
a certificate by the secretary of state
and its corporate existence shall con-
tinue for period Of twenty (20)
$rrv Hoto ,Satf1 Yv,vn q
%, 1885.
20 The corporation shall be man.
aged by board of five (5) directors,
and until the next annual meeting, to
be held on Tuesday after the fourth
Monday in January, 1915, the follow.
ing shall constitute the board Of direc,
tors OF the corporation: L. A. Rovane,
B. c., Huxley, H. e. Sefverd, ]. e. For.
ney and L. e. Scott; and the omcers
shall be as follows:
President. A. Rovane, Keokuk.
Iowa.
Vice president--B. c. Hinkley, Keo.
kuk, Iowa.
secretary-H. E. seiverd. Keokuk,
Iowa.
Treasurer-L. A. Rovane. Keokuk,
The directors are to be elected an.
nually at the annual meeting OF the
corporation on Tuesday after the
fourth Monday Of January IN each
year, and the officers shall be elected
by the directors ut meeting held
within fifteen (15) days after the An.
nual meeting OF the stockholders.
f6) The indebtedness of the cor
poration shall at no time exceed two
thirds Of its capital stock.
"a The officers. directors and
stockholders personally and the PR.
vate property OF the officers, directors
and stockholders shall be exempt from
all corporate debts.
For a more full and complete word.
ing OF the articles OF Incorporation,
see Corporation Book s. on page IS OF
the Leo County, Iowa, Records, at
Keokuk and the record OF Ming OF
said articles OF Incorporation in the
ONCE OF the secretary Of state at Des
Moines. Iowa.
DATED at Keokuk, Iowa. this End day
Of July, 1915.
R0VANE.
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handed his release by Manager Frank
Boyle who ordered McCulloch to re-
port for duty at once. Carpenters
release followed his poor showing In
yesterdays game in which he was
badly defeated. McCulloch, who has
been out of the game couple OF
weeks on account Of sickness, will
join the team here today.
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Among the Amateurs

Sunday. July % at Hubinger park,
the Keokuk Tigers will play the fast
Montrose team. The Tigers who re-
recently reorganized. have one OF the
fastest teams in the city and are anxi-
Gus to meet the Bucks who call them
selves the champions. The Montrose
team has one Of the best teams
around this part of the country and q
very good game Is looked for.
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INDIANS ROUTED
By RABBITS, 81
Carpenters Offerings Slammed to
All Corners of the Lot
by Herbert's
Bunnies.
CHASE MANAGER BOYLE
Umpire Jeffrles Sends indian Man.
ager Out OF Park For Pro-
testing Close
Decision.
ISpecial to The Gate City

Especial to The Gate City.l
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, July %
Manager Jack IIerbert's Dummies car =
fully read the boss edict anent piece
of tinware for one Rabbit every time
the team loses, as published IN
Thursdays Gazette, just before the
opening game with Frank Boyle's In
dams Thursday afternoon. They also
noted the complacent smile that light.
ed Happy Jacks countenance whel
they eyinced some CONSERVATION over
the edict The smile didn't go far to-
ward making anyone feel especially
certain of his job for any considerable
length of time. particularly as there
were two new faces on the bench and
several strangers of greater or lesser
baseball ability loafing around the
offing.
Having rapidly digested the layout
before the Rabbits, they did the only
thing left for them to do to preserve
the makeup of the squad as it then
handed the aforementioned Indians d
beautiful, complete and decisive wal
Looping. When the smoke Of battle hal
cleared at the end of the visitors
portion of the ninth, the score stood
to in favor of the home club, and
the fans wondered how the BoylerS
had been able to thus long maintain
their proud position on the third runs
of the percentage ladder.
Boyle Gets Chased.
# In addition to the fact that the Rao-
bits had walkaway time during the
encounter, added interest was given to
the encounter by the unusual sight OF
seeing Frank Boyle, he of the grey
hairs and the dignified manner, uncere-
moniously ousted from the park b.
the umpire. This occurred in the fifth
inning and was engineered by none
other than Art Jeffries, he of the swell
reputation in Muscatine and a forme-
Central association backstop.
Boyle saw fit to make some caust.c
remarks anent Jeffries' eyesight when
a trick failed to catch Long Jawn Fni-
ton mapping at first, and before the
argument closed, Boyle forced himself
out of the field and into an automo-
bile along the right field fence. from
which point of vantage he witnesse1
the final starzas OF his teams rout.
Swick, the Indians keystone deco
ration, permitted his voice to assume
a belligerent tone few times and
barely ESCAPED a fate similar to that
meted out to Boyle.
start Was Excellent.
The game started out in the most
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mcReynoIds Birthday

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Supreme
Justice McReynolds today celebrated
his fifty-third birthday anniversary.
Today is also the birthday. of many
men prominent in public life, inclu!.
ing DR.. Albert shaw. former Governor
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Then the others.

The job was completed and the I'm
fishing touches applied il the seventh
when a single by Siebold, sacrifice.
by Wise, Marr's second triple, this
one to the far corner of the park, near
the auto exit and IIickey's double
sent two more runs across, after which
Herbert flew out to Baum and Koran
popped to Carpenter for an easy out
at Giffinville.
Today the Rabbits are scheduled
for bargain bill with the Indians. the
extra game being the one postponed
from the sixth Of May.
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Simeon S. Pennewill of Delaware, and
Representative Alfred G. Allen, OF
Ohio.
NEGRO to Die.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 23.-Mil-
lard Carpenter, negro, will die on the
scaffold August for the murder of j.
II. Camp a Birmingham transfer man.
unless the governor. intervenes, which
Is regarded ~ unlikely.
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National League.
THURSDAYS RESULTS,
Federal lie

Federal League.
Brooklyn, 4; ST. Louis, 0.
Buffalo. 5; Kansas City, 1.
Pittsburgh, 8: Newark, 2.
Chicago, 4; Baltimore, I.
American League.
Boston, Z; ST. Louis. 8.
Chicago, "a: New York, II.
Observation-Disclosures, rain.
Philadelphia, at Cleveland; game
scheduled will be played Saturday as
part of double-header.
National League.
st. Louis. oil: Brooklyn, III.
Cincinnati, 6-1: Philadelphia. 1-3.
Boston, A. Chicago, 3.
Pittsburgh-New York, rain.
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CARPENTER RELEASED,
M'COLLOCH REPORTS
Mack 10 Ordered to Join Team Today
After Absence From Game on
Account Of Illness.

Especial to The Gate CityJ
CEDAR RAPIDS, July 23.-Pitcher
Buck Carpenter was this morning
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A Yaye AnnIver..rv.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 23.-Ap.
propriate ceremonies were held here
today in commemoration Of the death
July %, 1881, of Elihu Yale, founder
of Yale University. Yale was born in
Boston but was buried in Wales.
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Two base hits-Harrell, Herbert
Hickey.
Three base hits-Marr, 2.
Sacrifice hits-Wise.
Sacrifice flies-Hickey 2.
Stolen bases-Darow, Brown.
Double plays-Herbert and Fulton.
Left on bases-Cedar Rapids g.:
Keokuk I.
Struck out-By Seibold 2; by Car
penter s.
Bases On balls-Off Seibold 3.
Wild pitches-Carpenter.
Umpire-Jeffries.
Time Of game-1: 43.
Attendance-445.
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Score by Innings.
Cedar Rapids 900 $50 2ox-S
Keol1uk .......... 900 100 O0o-1
Summary.
Two base hits-Harrell, Herbert
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS


Funeral scrvices Tor Harry -FOUR
nellie viii be held at o'clock this
afternoon at strong Brothers chapel
Archdeacon ". r. Warren will Off
clate. The pallbearers Will Ice Fred
Marley, George Faber, w McQuade,
Earl Manning, George Schwartzman,
Jr., and Charles stephens Burial will
be IN Fairview cemetery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
WILL BE GIVEN AT
R0DEY HALL TODAY

program Of unusual interest has
been planned for the vesper service
.at Rodey hall this afternoon at 4
O'Clock. The address will be delivered
by the Rev Edward p. Schueler. pas
tor Of the Lutheran church. who is
known as forceful and interesting
speaker. \ fine musical program has
been arranged by Prof w. Stanley
Seder director Of music al the uni
yersity which includes an anthem by
the University Nesper choir, which.
under the skllful handling Of Direc-
tor Seder. rs fast becoming factor
In the music of the city, and a solo
10y Mrs. r.. l. Bradford. entitled. "rhe
Day Is Ended
Other features OF the service Will
be duet by Professor seder and
Robert T. Sewell. a selection by the
University Brass quartet. which has
already won such nigh favor with
church and concert audiences of the
city, and delightful cornet and horn
duet by Charles r. Clarke and Rob-
ert w. Barnes, both members OF the
brass quartet From the standpoint
Of the audience, the best numbers on
the program VIII proba bly, be several
vigorous hymns led by the choir aud
brass quartet. These who have heard
congregational singing led BY quar-
tet OF brass instruments, need not be
told OF the inspiring effect
All are invited to attend this ser
vice
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14


iierbOth painter. Phone 1881.
Fees candy store makes a specially
Of home made nut caramels.
The Masonic association viii give
q dance the night OF February 90.
patrolmun ". u. SHUT is to he as.
signed TO duty on the police motor
cycle,
W, =. Malchett. Industrial agent
Tor the Santa Pc, wars Ia town last
night
Albuquerque t9ncampment No 4. 1.
@. @. r. Will meet AZ $50 O'Clock To-
night
Born. to Mi ana Airs Joe Mon.
tano 500 South broadway, Friday
night. q daughter
Mrs Margaret McGrath of Ration.
q visiting Mr. aud Mrs j +. Camp
lall. us South Thmd street
~ oliver Hyde house physician
al ~ Joseph's sanitarum. has leased
the " J. Hyde residence ON North
Hleh street.
street ear struck q hurro last
nlght "a Twelfth street aud Noun
tain road sergeant Ed Donahue was
called to- ldll it. It's legs were broken.
A. Il, wilde local manager for
Armour n Co., left Tor Fort Worth
Tex. last nishi an q business trip. Mr.
Wide plans To return by way Of El
paso
Mayor Buatright returned FRIDAY
night FROM Santa he. whore he at.
tended the meeting Of the state pri-
sun board and the League OF Munici-
palitiea
The Woodmeu of the World viii
meet AT $50 O'Clock this afternoon
ct The Forest 10 attend the funeral
Of A. J.. curnog The uniform rank
viii report ina fun uniform
Richard Warren. general ageut Tor
the El Paao a southwestern railroad.
" " Brown, gcucral freight and
passenger agent for the Santa Zee,
were IN the cts last night
an members ct tho order of the
Eastern star are requested to attend
the funeral services Of Harry Four
uellu at Strong's undertaking parlora
at o'clock this afternoon
Members of the United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Ioincrs of
America, arc requested 70 meet az
their hall at 1880 o'clock This after
noon 20 attend the funeral OF Harry
Fournelo
Nh and Mrs Felix MaudeH, Of
New York GUY arrived here yesler-
DAY aud viii visit relatives aud
friends Tor month MIR Manden is
a brother OF Milsr Mandell. and many
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
STRONG'S BOOK STORE
"Your Money Back, II You Want II"

years ago was IN business here with
his brother on South First street. a
is understood his health = not the
best and he hopes To- rccupprate after
"a months stay ia Albuquerque.
Ladies' Of the order Eastern star
viii give social and dance Febru.
airy 10, az the Masonic temple. To
which all members as well as visiting
members are invited Zach member
has the privilege OF inviting one guest.
General Manager F. e. Fox. Of
Amarillo. arrived here last night from
Ration. where he attended dlree-
tors meeting al which The st. Louis
Rocky Mountain a Pacific was
changed Co the Rocky Mountain a
Santa Re
Members of C0itOnW nod Grove No
2. Woodmcus Circle are requested to
attend the funeral ~ Harry -Four
nellie, son of Mrs Mary 8 Fournelle
The services are 20 Doe held at
O'Clock this afternoon al strong
Brothers chapel
Miss Grace Caldwell, who has been
In Chicago visiting relatives aud pur-
chasing the spring aud summer mil
llnery for the Economist. returned 20
the city yesterday morning MHH
Caldwell IL ia charge of the millinery
department Of that store.
The Kings Daughters Of the Pres
byterian church. win hold their
monthly business meeting aud social
az the home Of Miss Grace Mnrdg,
aO7 South Walter street on Frida
evening February ~ an The young
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
HUNDREDS ARE
SEEING AMERICA
FOR FIRST TIME
Captain Spiyey Finds Man
Who Had Been to Europe
Twenty-Three Times, but
Never West Of Chicago.

The European war. according tc
'dpt \ NJ. SplNey. has given strong
impetus "a the "Seo-America- first
propaganda His experiences. how
ever. suggest that II would come more
nearly to fitting the case IL il were
revised TO Seeing America last"
captain Spiyey last week met a
mrgc number Of passengers on the
santa Re trains who had been to Eu-
rope. some Of them more than once.
ana who had never before been far
lher west than Chicago or Kansas
tity. A. the Grand canyon agent.
Capt Spivcy l. IN better position TO
speak authortativcly upon this sub
jet than anyone else. He sees more
tourists than the Pullman conductors
20. They see only those who are on
iheir trains Capt. Spivey sees those
who are on every train--that is every
Westbound California limited and this
train, running in several sections daily
carries by far the large majority OF
tourists
Last week, including last Sunday
and yesterday, 2.221 tourists passed
through the city on No. 3, according
To flgures available TO Captain Spivey
or this number 1913 visited the Grand
canyon of Arizona The captain esti-
mates that fully 10 per cent Of the
2,221 had never before been west
Last week saw the high tide OF west
ward traffic, with No. arriving here
IN seven sections Tuesday and five
wednesday No. 3's load was abnor-
maliy heavy on the other days.
Captain Spivey met one man who
had been to Europe twenty-three
times and never before had been far
Their west than Chicago He did not
state whether II was the war, or the
eNpositions that caused him to come
west this year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

III. u. Steward, the old time cowboy
boot maker, has opened up shoe re-
pair shop at i15 w. Central. Salts
faction guaranteed To all customers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
AMARILLO ASKS
CATTLEMEN To
CONVENE THE RE
Board Of City Development
Sends Printed Letters to
Members Asking Them to
Vote for That City,

mat Amarillo * making a strong
bid Tor the 1915 convention of the
.hulemen Of the southwest. is evil
uent from Information received by r.
? Mitchell II IL IN the shape Of A
neatly printed Invitation. which is be-
ing sent TO members urging them to
vote for Amarillo.
II follows.
Dear Sir Amarillo wants the
panhandle and Southwestern Stock
mons convention IN 1919.
The Panhandle il The home Of the
organization Here h received the
impetus which made Its present
strength possible. Many Of the
staunchest supporters uf the organs
zation reside in the Amarillo coun-
try.
We believe Amarillo Is entitled 10
the convention next year II seems
not unreasonable 20 ask the child to
come nome once in three years. We
helieNe the association will best serve
its Interests and the interests Of It's
members bs coming 20 Amarillo next
wear
We urge YOU to attend the Ei
Paso convention early next month
and solicit your vote iu favor Of Am
arillo for the 1916 convention.
While confident OF success. yet
should the majority rule against US
we needs must bow 10 their will.
though none the less convinced that
In fairness, the convention belongs
10 MS
VERY truly,
AMARILLO BOARD CITY DENEL-
OPMENT
p S-Slnce no proxies are allow
cd. u is important that you be pres
eut ia vote Iva person
Mayor Boatright learned that ca
madam TeN. favored Albuquerque
candidacy Maria. Midland and Alpine
alsn are reported to be for this city
FOR the 1916 convention
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
LOCAL ITEMS
WEATHER. REPORT.

For the twenty-fouf hours ending
at o'clock yesterday efenlng
Maximum temperature 90 degrees
minimum. 81 degrees. range. 2s de-
sfees. Temperature al .. IA, 81 de-
grees. North winds: clear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14
W. C. T. US MEDAL is
AWARDED TO FLORA BLEA

Flora Blea won the FIRST prize In
tho silver medal contest held last
night at the Harwood school for girls
UNDER the auspices OF the " g. T. l..
The lliie 81 her paper was Jeremiah
and Ills Pa The Judges we're Prin-
eipal Mcconnell, AIRS George sails
and Miss Mary Leaning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

ladics Of the church ana their friends
are invited
~ Pittus. clerk in the third
district headguarters at the forest
service here has been transferred to
the Jemcz ard pecos national forest
taxing The place held by u y. Doug
lass. who renentlN rrsIgned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

Funeral services for A. H. Cornog,
Of Los Griegos, who died last Mon
day will be held at ? O'Clock this al
ternoon at the Church of san Felipe
dc Neri at Old Albuquerque. Burial
viii be in Santa Barbara cemetery.
The pallbearers will be A. Nicholas.
NJ. L. Albers. j Eichart. II. c. Reid,
w C. Wood and r, Blanco. The
Wo0dmen Of the World will have
charge of the services at The ceme-
terry. Pallbearers are TO meet at
l2:45 o'clock at Fred Crollotts un-
dertaking rooms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-14

advertised la satnr,la, Evening
Post of February teaches n
Lesson that may
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-11-05

tendent of the Anti-Saloon League Of
Iowa, will give a lecture in the N. E.
church, Monday evening, November 9Th.
Mr.. Bronson has had number of years
of experience on the liqnor question and
is a highly efficient speaker. The
lecture viii be illustrated by charts and
diagrams. No admission is charged
but q collection will be taken. Every
body come.
L. E. Grabau left Thursday for
Lincoln, Neb., TO attend the Fifth
Annual Conference and School of
Instruction for Missionaries of the
American Sunday School Union in the
western district comprising the states
of Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and
Wyoming.
a large number from our town and
community attended the funeral of
John Rathert at the German Lutheran
church at Cresco Mr.. Rathert was a
resident OF our vicinity for many years
and was highly respected for his honesty
anc uprightness of character.