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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-20
FOOD rs
FA,NS,E.1:'

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
Yesterdays hero: Benny kauh-
.fhe Federal league batting king
touched Pittsburgh pitchers for a
pair Of homers in the double header.
contributing largely to the Giants run
of fourteen straight victories.
1t took the Yanks fifteen innings
to subdue the Browns, who still are
kicking.
Frank Bakers home run In the
ninth kept st. Louis from making 1t
an ordinary sized pastime.
Cobb gained slightly on Speaker.
The Georgian had two singles out OF
four attempts and the best Speaker
could do was two out Of five and Ty
has conceded the batting honors to
iris.
The Cleveland pitchers sailed ma
jestically to the clouds at every op-
portunity and the Senators won an
easy contest. Gallia was effective
most Of the time, and struck out
eight Indian swatmen.
The Braves showed they could do
something beside stand behind good
pitchers and watch, when they tore
into the Cardinals and scored six
runs on ten hits.
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Announce. Lineup.

DALLAS, Texas, Sept 2O.-Joe
Gardner, owner OF the local Texas
league club, today announced the ten
tative lineup OF his all star team that
will leave here October II to play ex-
hibition games in 81 Paso. Arizona,
New Mexico, and perhaps Old Mexico.
All of the players either are native
Texans or have played in the Texas
league. The team will include: Iris
Speaker, Claude Cooper, Owen Will
son, George jackson and Happy
Crouch, outfie1ders; Roger Hornsby.
Arch Tanner. Chick knapp. Leslie
Tullos, Jewel Ems, Al Gardner and
Fred Snedecor, infie1ders; William
Alexander and Frank Snyder, catch
ers; Cliff Hill. Compere. Sewell,
Lewis and Conley, pitchers.
All are native Texans with the ex-
ception Of Crouch, from Ohio; Ems,
from ST. Louis, Mo-: Conley, from
Pennsylvania and snedccor from Ala
bama
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Redsor .Show Mettle IN
Fsghf For Leadership IN
American Circuit

| TBy II. C. Hamilton. United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Sept 20.-The fight
ing spirit that always comes TO the
front In Boston teams has cropped
out In the playing of the Red Sox-
Challenged in the home of the Tls-
ers, with their lead in the American
league only a game over Detroit, the
Bostons proved their mettle by tax
ing the lead in the crucial series
And while Boston was strengthen
ing its hold on the Ban Johnson lead
ership. the Brooklyn Nationals also
were cheering up little. The Dodg
ers, playing good baseball downed
the Reds and moved another game In
front, for Philadelphia, although
Grover Alexander was on the mound,
lost to the Cubs, through good pitch.
ing by Jim Vaughn The Braves. tne
other lighting Boston aggregation.
took a game from the Cardinals and
Kept right on the heel OF the leaders
Met Year Ago.
II was Just about q year ago that
the Tigers and Boston met In the
series that virtually decided the 1915
pennant race in the American league
That time, however, the games were
In Boston and the Red Sox had that
much OF an edge They won that
series and smashed their way on
ward to a pennant- This time the
series L. In Detroit, but 50 far the
change does not appear to have made
any difference The Red Sox took
the opening game and with wealth
OF good pitchers and fighting spirit
that Is hard to beat, they are ready
to again tackle Jennings outfit
Jennings used his best bet yester-
day when George Dauss was beaten
He still has Ehmke. recruit, who
already has won two games for the
Tigers; Dubuc, CoTaleskt and Boland
ready for duty.
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TAX GALE NOTICE.
To r. l. Sexton:

To II. Ia sexton:
You are hereby notified that on
the first day OF December, 1913. lot
sixteen 16) in block three (3). Hawk.
eye addition, in Jackson township,
outside the city Of Keokulk. Lee coun-
ty, Iowa, was sold to Geo. 8. Tucker
for the delinquent taxes tor the year
1912, by the treasurer Of Lee county,
Iowa, and that = certificate OF sale
was duly issued by the treasurer of
said county to the purchaser pur.
suant to said sale; that the under
signed is the lawful holder and owner
of said certificate Of purchase, and
the right of redemption from said sale
will expire and a tax deed be made by
the treasurer OF said county to the
said Geo. 8. Tucker TOR said real e.
tate, pursuant to said sale, unless re-
demption therefrom Is made within
ninety days from the completed serv.
ice Of this notice.
GEORGE 8. TUCKER
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LEGAL PUBLICATION.

Published by tho secretary Of the
state OF Iowa In accordance With the
provisions Of the constitution of the
state OF Iowa and Of section IS OF
the supplement to tho code, 1913.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 6.
Joint resolution proposing to amend
Article ono "a of the constitution Of
Iowa BY adding thereto = provision
prohibiting tn manufacture, sale, or
keeping for sale, Of intoxicating
liquors. - . beverage, within this
state.
Be It resolved BY tho general as.
sembly Of the state OF Iowa:
That the following amendment to
article one ~ of the constitution OF
tho state OF Iowa be and the same
Is hereby proposed: To add thereto
following section twentySix (26)
thereof and - section twenty-seven
CID Of article one ~ Of said con-
stttutton the following. to-wit:
SEQ. u. The manufacture, sale.
intoxicating liquors. including ale.
wine and beer. shall be forever pro
hibited within this state. The gen.
eral assembly shall by law pre-
scribe regulations for the enforce
ment Of the prohibition herein con-
tanned. and shall provide suitable
penalties Tor the violation Of the
provisions hereof"
Resolved further, That the fore.
going proposed amendmonk be and
tho same IL hereby referred to the
Legislatures to be chosen at the next
general election for members Of the
next general assembly, and that the
secretary OF state cause the same to
be published for three months prev.
ious to the day OF said election, Is
provided by law.
Approved March 6th A. D. 1915.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing
Is full. true and correct copy OF
senate Joint resolution No. passed
BY the thirty-sixth general assembly.
as the Same appears Of record In my
omce.
In testimony whereof, hsve here
unto set my hand and afnxed my Of
ficial seal. Done at Des Moines. the
capital Of the state this Gath day OF
July, A. D. 1916.
W. 8. ALLEN.
rseal1 Secretary Of State.
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- .@X0Z1ERXXZWGt
1885, y NEWS q
Bosfon Takes First Game
on Tigers Home Diamond

Carriean has Ruth, Shore, LeonaIu
and Foster, all stars in the hole.
! The White So1. through ninth n
ming victory over the Athletics. kept
apace with the leaders and the
Red Sox are victorious today, WnNe
the White Sox win, the Chfcagoans
viii 90 into second place.
In National League.
Today. In the National league, the
phiIlses win meet the Pirates in
double bill and the Braves VIII take
on Cincinnati
1t is more than likely that the
Braves will win their game, but WIN
ming two In day Is something OF
task. II Philadelphia doesn't win
both its games, and Boston turns IN
victory, the PhiIlies will ind them
selves in third place.
The Dodgers are playing better
baseball right NOW. even with An IN
fielder. Fred Merkle. playing the out
field, than at any time for week OF
more. They displayed the real thing
when they defeated the Reds yester-
day.
Today the Cardinals win tackle the
Dodgers In B-Gokiyn-
Tigers At Bay.
DETROIT, Mich. Sept 2o--Neariy
a game and a half behind the Red
Sox and with Chicago right at the
heels of the tribesmen, Tiger Man
ager Jennings was prepared to 30
the limit to win today from the cham
rions- Defeat, he comedies. would
almost put the Tigers out OF the
running.
Howard Ehmke, recruit from SYRIA
cuse, will be assigned to the task OF
holding the Boston sluggers In check.
Emhke has pitched just two games In
fast company. But he won both OF
them and showed so much nerve and
ability that Jennings decided to give
him q chance In this most crucial
series-
Opposing him probably wtll be
Leonard, although there IL posi-
bflity Carrigan may decide George
Foster Is in shape to work.
Slightly warmer weather today
gave promise Of 10000 crowd at the
park.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.
p. Boswell:

To Ada P. Boswell:
You are hereby notified that on the
first day Of December, 1918, lots one
ID, two (2), three (3) and four az.
In block fourteen (1H Hawkeye addi-
ton, in Jackson township. outside the
city of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
were sold to Geo. s. Tucker for de-
linquent taxes for the year 1912, by
the treasurer Of Lee county, Iowa, and
that a certificate Of sale was duly
issued by the treasurer Of said county
to the purchaser pursuant to said
sale; that the undersigned il the law
full holder ana owner Of said certid-
cate OF purchase, and the right of
redemption from said sale wiz expire
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November 4Nebraska at Lincoln.
November 1i-Mornfngside here.
November 18-Iowa here.
November 2-Open.
November 30-Drake at Des
Moi1es.
The November Is open date WIN
be given some minor Iowa college.
Negotiations are going on to I'LL it
crInneH Starts Workout.
GRINNELL, Iowa. Sept 20.-Grin-
nells active training season on the
gridiron opened early last week when
Monday found twenty candidates In
suits in response to Coach McAlmon's
first call.
Although prospects are considered
better than in many years preceding,
there are many gaps In the array
that promised last spring to be on
hand. At that time it was declared
that twenty-five Of the squad OF
twenty-four would return to school,
but a careful count has failed to show
more than fifteen on hand.
OF the SEVEN absentees, I'VE were
regulars: McLaT en-, all state guard;
Snalley. aIl-conference end; Parker,
aIl-conference half; and Watt. the
greatest quarter since Sherman.
These four men are with the ma
tjona1 guard. In addition, Hoyt, the
giant tackle, will be lost to the team
through an attack Of diphther1a late
ir the spring.
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No Race Track War

limited Press Leased Wire Serv1ce1
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 20
There will be no race track war In
New Orleans this winter. The city
council passed bill giving dates to
the City Park track, and at the same
time passed an ordinance which pro
hfbfts the two race tracks booking
races at the same time.
II had been planned to ran races at
the fair grounds on the same dates OF
the City Park meet.
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Asleep in the Seventh.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servfce1
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept. 20-Battling
Reddy, New York feather, with two
lefts and a right to the stomach, sent
Harry Atwood of San Francisco, to
sleep IN the seventh round Of their
twelve round bout last night. Harry
claimed a foul, but the referee ruled
no foul and counted him out.
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National League
Tuesdays Resuits.

Tuesdays Results.
American League.
New York. 4-13-1; St. Louis, 3-11-4
Us innings.
Boston, 3-11-0; Detroit, 1872.
Washington. 9-11-3; Cleveland, g.
Chicago, $40; Philadelphia, 1902.
National League.
Boston, 6-1O-1; st. Louis, $50.
Brooklyn, $40: Cincinnati, 1-12-1.
New York, 300; Pittsburgh, 2-5-2.
Second game-New York, 5-12-0;
Pittsburgh, o-3-2.
Chicago, $50: Philadeiphia, o-s-2.
Today's Schedule.
American League.
New York at ST. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
washington At fle-e'ncH
National League.
ST. Louis 1T Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Boston
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 1.-TWO
games).
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Several Of Last Years Football Stars
VIII be Missing From Lineup Of
state College Eleven
This Fall.
LEAVES GAPS IN TEAM
Outlook Not overly Bright at Grin
ueII-Were Seven Absentees
When First Workouts
Were Held.

AMEs, Iowa, Sept. 2o-In recent
years Ames had has glowing pros
poets. But this year the prospects on
the gridiron are not SO rosea1e- Df-
rector Clyde Williams has verified the
report that to back up the 1915 cy-
clone honors there are only five
men back for field duty. The i've
are Packer, Jones, AIdrich, Denfield
and Sloss.
That leads the Ames fan to have
N idea that the championship ma
chine Of last fall VIII not have Defke.
CAPTAIN Moss, Johnny Evans, Foster
and several others who normally
would have more time yet on their
three years n Missouri Valley con-
ference football
Deffke VIII Not Play.
Dedke's announcement that his
parents object to his going out for his
third year as guard was depressing
news He. who was known as the
Colorado giant" when he entered
Anes three years ago, was the big
man OF the line, and his bulk and
endurance put the quietus on many
gain through the forward defense,
and very numerous are the holes he
plugged IN the protection Of the Ames
crosspiece-
Az a result OF Captain Moss quit
ting college and football, the varsity
may not have a captain at all II is
not supposed that the squad Will
bother itself with the election Of an
s5ssiis.r ieader, but il new captain is
chosen the choice logically would
have to be Packer or Jones, perhaps
Packer.
Evans Also Quits.
Johnny Evans, halfback, who had
more or less varsity experience. de-
cided to ditch football for stock Judg-
Ing. his long sEit as a student
Foster, sensational end last fall. a
cracking team mate for Jones and
Packer, has abandoned his college
career. # Is said, to feed out 400 pigs
on an Octmwa farm
Tbs nucleus composed Of Pacfer.
Jones. AIdri-h. Denfeld and Sloss
orgAt 20 prove strong Packer and
Jones' Fs-e chosen generously by Mis-
sorrz Waller conference critics Of the
game "a circumference players. They
are rz1- Of ends that have been
Esgs-F hzrd 10 go by. Aldrich played
hts first rear Of quarter and half last
rear, and made good While Moss
YVES lCLll11A TLzl ED1Ck uO5L OF last
season, il was Aldrich who called the
attack from haIfback's position.
Expect Much Of Davis.
Speaking OF the quarterback posi-
ton. In view Of Coach Mayser's ex-
pressed determination TO have
light, flying team, II is plausible to
predict that Pill Davis, the lad who
led the freshmen so hard agsfngt the
varsity last fall, and made in his high
school days the all-state inter
scholastic teams Of Michigan and
Iowa as wonderful hahback, will
be the brains at the wheel OF the
Cyclones.
The official schedule, with one open
date, has been given out by Director
Williams as fellows:
October 7-Highland Park here.
October A-Kansas university
here.
October 21-Missouri at Columbia.
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Did you ever hear grievance like
this? A California man divorced his
wife because she prefOYed working
for wages rather thu manage his
home and helo 0Cea1 - salary Of
oas0 - nan&h
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and tax deed be made By the treas
urer Of said county to the said Geo.
s. Tucker for said real estate. pur.
suant to said sale. unless redemption
therefrom II made within ninety days
from the completed service OF this
notice.
GEORGE 3. TUCKER
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Nineteen thousand employees OF the
General Electric company last month
received extra compensation amount
Ing to more than 100000 as evidence
OF the appreciation and prosperity o.
he company.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-20

Drowning was at one time the mode
Of capital punishment prescribed by
law In Scotland,
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Today's Schedule.
Disappolntment.

ct. Paul Pioneer Press: Looks as
n the crown prince will have to be
satisfied with merely a snap shot OF
yerdun.
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creeee,s Feelings.

Greeee's Feelings.
Louisville Courier-Journal: When
Greece finally does get into the war
she win feel like the young man VINO
at last has proposed to the girl VINO
always knew he would.
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Sorbe befennen, mesbaIb Sic oieie
Masferooe treiben. Sd oenfe, mir
iino oie belten Sreunoe."
SD belize nidt Moruidfa, id)
belize Saouidfo, Olga S%eooorolpna
Saouidfa. SD benfes oas geniigt
Sbneu, uno i6 brou6e Sbnen nidt
erit meinen GaB 51 5eigen." perIeBte
tie lpib.
(5ortieitune folgt.)
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Political Announcements
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I.r D.nr. Thirteenth District
NNGNIE JONES
F.r associate Justice seventh Court
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E IrNNk E.IE.
For District Attorney;
D. = MILLER
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