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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-12-21
A STITCH IN TIME

4 useless man IL never late Ct
1911 time. A.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26
CLINCH THIS OPPORTUN
ITY PROMPTLY.
~ HERE are sound reasons
u for believing that a har-

~ HERE are sound reasons
VI for believing that a har-
vester industry, such as
the Blewett enterprise, can
succeed in Pendleton, provid-
ed the machine to be manufac-
tured is satisfactory and the
men behind the business are
capable and honest.
The inland empire wheat
farmers are the heaviest pur-
chasers of harvesters in the
country. 1t is natural that a
harvester should be manufac-
tured at some point within the
territory. By the process
heavy freight charges may be
saved, but that is not all. A
factory located within the sell
ling zone can keep in close
touch with the needs of its
customers and will hold a great
advantage with reference to
repairs and extras. Of all the
inland empire towns Pendle-
ton is the most desirable for a
factory location. The town is
in the very heart of the con-
suming region and enjoys
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26

/ they must move again and SO CONF
menCe at the start to repeat
stop threshng aboat and lie quiet
/ ly. PaciN your mind by making Il
as near blank as possible suggesting
/ to yourself that YOU feel sleepy. and
that you will soon go to sleep. Some
people have found success in count
/ ing sheep going over fence In
other words the thought is made so
monotonous that they end by going
! to sleep,
! At bed time it is an important to
forget Your troubles. So important is
1 it that your ability to sleep is depend
/ ant on it,
Exercise and its Benefits
Perhaps il is necessary for You to
/ take some good vigorous exercise,
such is often the case and excellent
results have been obtained through
this medium,
/ If you are not able to do this then
an Osteopathic treatment will accom-.
plish it, For any one who has ever
taken treatment can vouch for its
quieung and soothing effects, From
the fact that congestion of the head
/ is released, the contracted muscles.
especially those of the neck and back
/ are relaxed and tens on taken off the
nerves.
Effects of Diet.
The quantity and variety of food
! has much to do with sleeplessness.
Fruits and sweets especially after a
heavy meal at night and stimulants
, like coffee, etc, are often found to be
contributing causes, Thus the elimi-
nation of one or all is found quite ad-
visable. Oyereating is also far
more often cause than undertaking.
Fresh Air,
Yet another point concerning in
somnia that needs recognition, namely
that of fresh air Many cases have
found marked benefit from sleeping
# in the open air Thus sleeping porch
I es are splendid assets not only to aid
sleep but to better health generally.
Antidotes for Pain.
! Let me say that pain is the only
real legitimate excuse for Insomnia
Yet even with pain We may make our
/ condition worse by concentration Of
I our attention on IT,
However it is during the night,
while everyth ng is quiet that our at
tention is more effectively focused up.
on ourselves Hence the difficulty OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26

slightly lower freight rates
than Spokane, our nearest
competitor.
That the Blewett machine is
satisfactory seems assured BY
the fact there are 100 in use,
37 Of that number in Umatilla
county, and by the praise given
the machine by those familiar
with it, The fact the com.
pany's local agents, McCook
& Bentley after having handl-
ed the machine for some years,
have invested $4,000 in the
local plant, is convincing
proof of their faith in its mer.
its. So it may be seen we are
not taking up with any un-
tried invention or with a mere
promotion scheme.
As to the personal equation,
the facts with reference to the
Blewett brothers have been
found satisfactory. They are
young men of ambition and
force, we'll trained in the buSi-
ness they follow. One is an eX-
perienced factory manager,
the other an experienced har-
veSter salesman. Their per-
sonal records have been look
ed into and found to be clear,
Had this not been the case the
Commercial Club would not
have given them the strong
endorsement that has been ac-
corded.
If Pendleton desires to grow
and add to its payroll now is
the time to get busy. We have
never had a more satisfactory
opportunity, if we may Judge
by the facts at hand. The en-.
terprise is of such merit it has
been given financial help by
some of our most conservative
business men. The East Ore
gonian, among others, has sub.
scribed $500 in cash to the
business, thus showing this pa
per is not preaching something
Ill fails to practice.
The sum yet to be raised for
the Blewett company is about
$4,000. 1t is a sum that should
be easily secured under the
circumstances. That sum is
less than was given to the ma
tatorium. 1t is less than Pen
dleton gave for its Tri-state
league ball team. The remain
ing money for the harvester
company should be forthcom-
ing without solicitation.
Pendleton could afford to
work hard to secure a success
full manufacturing plant using
the force of men the Blewett
Company will employ. We
have a chance to secure such
a business with comparative
ease. Don't let the opportun-
ity slip from US.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26
THE FIGHT AT VERUN

~ HE German campaign
VI against Verdun is the
most interesting bit of
warfare since the. famous drive
toward Paris over a year ago.
This because the combatants
are we'll matched. The Russi-
ans had the excuse that they
were not supplied with NUM-
tons while in overrunnig Ser
bia the superbly organized
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26
A Few Hints on Insomnia


lhN hF' Eom'ho e. fl"S''P' Ienu'e'
t'h' N'e'
Try insomnia we mean inability ia
sleep Insomnia has been very
much discussed topic and many varied
ideas have been eiyeu as TO its origin
as Wen as cure. Doubtless they were
an right and the methods advocated
for cure have been aPpht'ole IN some
"s's
However the question OF insomnia
IS wide one ana lhe SoloO'h IS "o'
JAS apparent as at hrSt supposed
Shakespeare showed NlN'uiH oN ms
picture OF MaSoeth. the e'le''S oi "
disturbed mind, 4 meh'a' S''.e ln"' ln"'
RODS l'S SooJteN "' S''e r. anu ''''''
IN the pause OF unconscious mental eN-
haNsuoh h7r"SSes us suoje'' u> '"'
ouIenJ dreams, les M"'oe'n sun
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26

In the upbuilding of the
community everything helps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26
ARMED PATROL BOATS
GUARDING SOUND PORT

SEATTLE. Feb 26.-Three armad
to prevent the feared outbreak Of or
ganized arson against war shipments
Police and private guards we're doI-
bled a mysterious message signed
Detectives for the Allies" said Ger
man dynamite and arson headquar-
ters had been moved from san Fral-
cisco to Seattle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26

Teutonic force was opposed by
a more or less shattered foe.
The French can have no ali
bi, They must be we'll equip
ped and mobilized by this
time. They are fighting for
the safety of their own ma.
ton. They have an immense
army in the field. The world
will look to them to contest the
German defense with all their
ability, for they will not want
Paris to again become jeopar-
died.
VIII the Germans be able to
pierce the allied front and
drive their wedge farther into
the heart of France? This is
the question at issue on the
western front. The answer
will be known soon. If the
move against Verdun is sue
.cessful it will be a great vic
tory for the kaiser. On the
other hand if he has attempted
something he cannot finish the
evidence will indicate he has a
foe he cannot conquer and in
all probability will never be
able to whip.
The decisive campaign of
the war may be at hand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26
so TO SPEAK

m DIR. STEPHEN SMITH in
n New York who is SO
years of age, says the
way to keep young is to be
with young people, not with
old ones, and to read the news
papers, all the news even mur.
ders, every day. He also says
it is a good thing to be an in
valid, as he was, for the first
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26
PROTEST SENT OVER
PASSENGERS SEIZURE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-The
state department forwarded to Eng
land the protest against the British
seizure of Germans from the liner
China.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 26.--Ths
British steamer Tiecarrel grounded
on the Carolina coast and was pound
ing to pieces in the breakers. Tho
crew has been taken orr
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26

so years of life. His principle
is that by taking care of health
you do not have you keep it.
The theory that good health
and happiness may be obtain.
ed from newspaper reading is
of course eminently sound. AS
to being an invalid for 60 years
in order to round out ones life
properly, some people may
consider the treatment rather
extended.
~-o-s-s-~O~-~ss%
The presidents courageous
stand for American rights
should bring the blush of
shame from his lingo critics.
o-s-s-=-~ O~-s-~S-~
1t is a mistake for anyone to
try to graft a Seattleite; they
are noted for skill in that line
themselves.
So~S~e$SSse
In the upbuilding of the
community everything helps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26

GooD-TIME FOLKS

. GOOD-IlME ENll.kS
= They's good-time folks in every 4
= place
= You pick EN- out by the shinin' 4
= face,
. An they've got the grit, an
= they've got the grace 4
= They're the fine old runners in 4
. the race,
= Them good-ume folks. they 4
= know the way
= To skies Of blue through sea-
. sons gray;
. They pass along where the
. thorns strike strong,
= But they're fer the sunshine
= and the song.
= O it's mighty good for to meet
. EN- all
= To walk their way when the 4
= black storms fall,
. They're sons Of the Lords am
= azin grace,
= An they's good-time folks in
= every place,
. Frank l.. Stanton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-26
"HOW She Shops"

Careful observation indicates
that the woman who chooses a
coat or suit visits at least two
stores before she purchases.
She likes to compare styles and
prices-particularly y styles.
And for this same reason the
woman is a reader Of newspaper
advertising.
She reads the advertising first
and makes up her mind which
three stores she wants to visit
Sometimes the advertising may be so
definite and convincing that she needs
to visit onl y two stores-perhaps only one,
to make her purchase.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
MEETINGS AT
PILGRIMS REST
Ren G.. W. wilson CT At::slscn.
Kansas. To Concuc+ Services
fer Week.

P.Igrirng- Fest Rbp1isr church Is I'd
conduct a. series OF meetings through
Gu1 this week.
The services VIII be In charge CT
R,ey.. DE-. G. w. Wilson CT Aschiscn.
Kansas.
Kev. Wilson is visiting IN EechItd
and is the guest ct Few. u IT, Eai1n.
pastmr OF the church
Esv WfisGn is an 1hla speaker and
proved nis ability yesterday when na
dssityared Two sosrI inspiring sarmcna
IN large crowd OF alranEtva hearers.
Eta is a1rGyn 10 several OF the cid IN
naDifa1ts OF Hecilu}f, as he preacitas:
several years ago In a great revival
series at the cid Seventh street. BaD-
tisr citsIEc:t.
Rev. Wilson ls, assos a gospel ginger
and sang several OF the CID time Tn
miliar hymns last night.
Tonight he expects t1 deliver cis
Of has greatest dssecITses. Hs. VIII
use as his stInis9t: Witnesses hsr
Christ,
The service viii cgn1IusnGs each
evening at a.5lIn o'eiGc.s sharp. The
u1li,iie ras. been inyirett.
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Mass Mesrats,, Inlur-.;.

Ernaije,i Press Leased Wire Service j
NEW York.. Sept. tt.-aatr Mo
Gs-atif. famous weight taT-qwer Of the
isi.Aneriran Adnlstte club and a
member OF the View York police frrcs.
is IN seriuus condition today, AS
tllea result OF a. fall OF sig:ftasn
inches yesterday while he was irving
iours On MS beat Ess liz IN hus,-
pitaI with fractured spine. Nc
Gra&1l was FIRST IN the so putInu
weight throwing and seGund IN the t6
Mount hammer ttlrTw at thu senior
Championships Of t41es amateur att1-
letiG union at Newar,i. N. J.. Sar.Ir-
day
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
FOOD -
PFANS.G1

pJrrrsted Press Leased Wire Servics.
Yesterdays herot GssGrfge Sister.
TSas bingv drove IN two, runs fer the
Browns and ended the long winning
streaR of the white SGx
Hatise Collins perpstratsd an error,
wi,inli allowed Sister his chance u, be
a hero.
The Cardinals wound M, their sea-
scn for home games by df-upuing 8
game To- the cellar champs.
Earl Moseisst, a 6cr,nsr federal star
did the hsaying for Matty's ysaE1ings
The. Ell-abss msde siez runs in the
ninth inning, enough by 3 single tally
TO, tear. yictory cut gf che Cubs IN Chi
cage.
Speaker and Cobb ran a dead heat
yesterdag while the Indians were
t,nInpislg the nigsrs. Neither battini;
demon landed q safe bow.
Gieweiand's victory brqHe q losing
streas Of some Dimensions.
GtsIlsto, new Indian first sacSier
made his ffrsU appearance IN q Cleva
land uniform. t5e iiun't gen anv horns
runs--9r singles, either.
Benny Riuff tqnk an exhibition
game hetwesn ttls Yanifs and Giants
seriously anu rspusti home rim intC
the right field stands at the PIit
grounds.
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Yaungst=r cnarus.

ITu-n iteti Press Laasesf Wire Service. j
Str LOUIS. No.. Sept nt-afts1tins,
an uphill battle E-uIn the start. tife
Goie Efr,ilfau1es. champions Of the x.
Louis Fsrniic Senoui lesanIe. iefeabesf
the Blasnes, Chicago champions.
scure 8 tn 7. and Won the inter4sity
title.
The Windy City youngsters gatfi.
ered seEsn rrIns IN taie first tifrae In.
1itlgs. hut went scureiesa tifereafter
The Cnie El5iiIazInss pUiIndesi ont
heir viGTuI-y IN the ninth. counting
fCIlr
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
ADJUSTMENTS
A. IN, arzr,cx


Te say that 1.-The MARKET OF vain
Dsgira.'' the big nnae drama which
WIS shown at tire Grand Tar. tile first
time Inst uigifr. crnntaf a trrrra il
indeed u mild statement Newer d1t
III audiences EziIva q titeatra more
eni1DanEiy sariafied with any DiErra
Eiay. The. st;ry CONCERNS minister
frtsm a small New England 1nriaif who
has called To HIS I41sntiun very 6lru-
tnly the sifallnwnsss and superfgialtry
ct the so called higher cIaaHes when
Be LEARNS that the girl be luves liz To
be married To q fsrei,sl title he tIaaB
the reis1a in hts cwn hands az IT. vera.
and astcnisttes 1is alrrtsensa by D-enci-
ing sermon en- the dt.Gafencn &C chr
moral Standards. Ha draws pnr7ilal
eetween the. girl who sells lier3eiF for
zatrr and tire cnts who disprHea af her
isen1Ey cn the ufEr'iE.E Gf vain fggsssa..
The auEggme Gf the stir made by hia
sermon ia fntarsatiug To- sly the fenst-
The Eecystnne comedy nras M rI
the high standard of the hest Of them
all al 81. John. tho acrui1afirs cume,f.
TIN. lis at his best in thin two raei
farce. THE Mcansfinsra., TlifH pro-
gram Will be- shawn at the Grand
again ttsnig1iE
Tuesday and weinasday tlfa at1z-fG.
ton ar tins Grand lis THE veil Known
drama. "LTnst,sr Cuver.'' u feHtaiTaa
two stars with beth OF whom Yo1 are
f:fn,i1ssr. hiIE who have never bafilrT
played ~sgetiter. Eazei Dawn and
Owen Moore. C is a. drama with a
VERY unisuai plot and swift eumpeii
ing action. Also Cor THE ffrst time tie
WIDELY heraIsiad "Tlurvrlrn EGsa
Fashion Ffetsfres "--adre
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
sreskfsr asS philadelphia Gain In
Great Naticaas League Sace
a. tine Season Nears
the ErA
SORT FOR THE ROBINS

Hrases SIirrirc.
Egy II. c.. hfanadlton, Omitted Press
S1sxsY CORRESPONDENCE.

rEsy IL. O.. Hamilton. United Press
Stsaa Correspondents
NEw TOEsS. Sept. Ai---%itis the
end OF the race In the National league
enly three weeks away, Brooklyn and
philadelphia s5ars tsdSs week against
what prcaably will prove then
strongest elsPc1silienL
Brooklyn today is In FIRST place by
the margin OF q. game and half over
Philadelphia
The Bsayes. minus ths services Of
John Essrs and with Marsnytlls
crippled, have SHIPPED into third
place.
me schedule Tor today ealis For
and Dodgers at Bcsoc. and for an
other Philaae3Rh Ney york ccntesE
ct New Ieris
Easy FOR si>cokisr.
The Ercc8iyn Glib has found the
going, easy SO tar In Bspstcn. Fhils~-
dssfylia. on tbs other hand. has fpiIIGd
rough oppcsjgiGn at the bands OF the
Chants and viii have &c ngtia bard DO
maintain IT'S position Within easy
strissiag distance CT the Dodgers.
IN the American league, Ecsten
9nined half a game ON the CLOSE fol-
nwing Tigers, while I,etrcir was tcse-
ing to- Cleveland The Bed Sos., be-
ing in Washington. were iise yester.
day.
Reversal FOR Sca.
Chicago, which has been coming
strong as a pennant contender, SUE
tered REVERSAL yester,faS at the hands
on ST. Lseiis and lest soufs CT the
benefits ee q winning ssrsals OF seven
games. Today the, Tigers. and Gleve-
lard viii clash again. BOSTON isi
scheduled with the SENATOR'S and this
WniEs Sex are due TOR a eeraliet with
the Browns, FoesiodSr.es are, almost
as great in this rage as in the Ma,
ticiiaN league Eiraur'. DstIcit has Etii.I
ed to- gain percspE5biy en- tie champ.
issns who have had weak teams Il,
play SINCE STARTING tllsir Gng urt9s.,
This week they viii begin tateir
Finishing series against cfs strong
teams OF the west.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11

NseI,Tr- Tru CHI he rid u yu,1r- t-,u,rfiie.
;. :. :. has ic=rl irrgr-f.-rIr,s slri rIuius
isstiIug t.ir diuutt fcIr over !i.if z c.n-
I'iry. -s is aasH q Nrr-t efficient TONIC
ana being piir-i,-, vrgntsstiit-, Il IS ttrr
inust different. air-Trt E.luyvrr IN the
CLEANSING ~ t;ie bi1snfi ami er,ninI. IN
u tle sg-stcrn.
Gail fuTr ii at yn1u- dt--sgsitsua End
dudt ACCEPT = sales.--future II s5Ir-..i.i
medical Gdiicr: i iesircsi yvr-tcs Mc.i-
lcs.l 4~epsTttnent %, Swift Specific On,
A...s.uia.. O.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
ACIDS IN THE SYSTEM

Ess--s1s s=--rIniIiax:ng N E.fr srate,n IN
c7scc-ss, possun the hioG1i End c-sstse Z
gr-eaS Nsrfety ut Diseases Attracting she,
ssS.n ana Gs;ier mucous surfaces. the
assasr and arteries. brain and general
assrroass SYSTEM joints anu muscles.
SOME OF these diseases are R!iclnra-.-
ism in its MARY forms, Cztar--4i.
Eczesna, Elves, itrtiing and burning
p inc sam. dizziness, mental depres--
non. anu a Variety N OTHER ailments,
Edu must eliminate rties acid fro1n
Ea1ir, assScln and guTttx yGsr. bipud
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
The -iiwper Sprei eJnu

f.E7-AGG!. Sent IL-Ealil the.
filtrer- speed sing-FauI D.. 5arvey,
OF 0a4i Farii. H.
5arvey, racing IN what lnulied TO
he a miniature edition. lf DaEfu H;eatass
Pelgfe5E, won two atII gf tree races
N the F1Trt Slesi8vay meet ar May.
WON'T. Yesterday, Averaging. SIX
mites per hour IN each Contest. EEe4
finished first IN tire twenty ami fifty
mile events. 3. e. Dagis. of Paris,
Ill. WON tia thirty. Qila r.A&
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
RELIEF CORPS
IN SESSION
Mesning Nsfii ca fsaid This Week as
inStafs--Se chai< Sends
1eieSates

The, seventeenth iissIic1 esnv enxlGu
of the wumsn's E.eissf Curps viii be
held IN Burlington. SepEamDer L., be-
ina next Tuessissy. Some seventy-fiEa
dtaiegatss are azyacEsd and VIII be
si1own q coed time. The sessions
viii be naiti IN Eagies hail Among
the big officers who VIII be present
are Mrs. Ida Smith. CT Cifa-ttcu,,
Iowa, vino is the dspa-t1nent presit
dsrt, and Mrs Blanche Bison., Of
Ciinrsfnn. the department seerefziry.
The program ffyilrws::
Warming Session.
500 a. m--Rsgistsring.
g:2E a. m.--GuuTenfaun called ID
order by tine president.
Scripture reading.
Opening ode
Flag Salute
Address, OF weseume by Mrs. Nellie
Lnpfun.
Response BIZ visitors and President
Sinytii.
A9pgiiitznent Of committees On res.
ujiItions and press work
Written reports OF luc,ti eoTps.
Uiscussiun OF the work repurtesi.
Paper srnIr,isriilg tiis following sub
iectac 'f5uw Can We Best Serve the
Grand ARMY of THE HspIIbiie.'' why
should VIC interest Ourselves In
Or.anizing SONS at Veterans Carnrsy"'
'.siinuId the Press 6e Used Ereslg
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
s~atler Number % stolen Bases Reg
assereS Ia sig Leagues This
seascn IMAM ia tire
Fast.
CLUBS HAVE sLUMPED
.Insfsfexsaf stars sin Duplicating the
Feaes ef osner Years 7ur
Team Averages Ara
Lcw.

Eas base running become q tesE
ars5
/ Are the runners slowing down. are
ths catchers growing more PrsncHent
In fragg;rg astemytsG ttegts. or has
the straightaway steal given way 10
the sacrifice hit and the hiI and run
glay2
Whatever Is wrong with the nd
sinnal passinss IN this particular es.
rareusnt, IL is evident titas a GseieEss;
change has come. over the running
end within the past few years, and
the present campaign viii SET B Low
MARI i'm base Stealing in both r,alcr
leagues.
McCraw's cid Giant machine Of
t9tt-rat3 averaged s2a steals seaf
SO mower 8 s1rsheh OF three years. u
was net UNCOMMON In those days rer
a team to- rum far above tfe 2Ig rtsarss
In ti,sfts,. many climbs exceeding, the
$50 marx
Browns Ara S;-se1iast-
This season only one team In Eitss
two big cfrcsiis.s.-ths ST. L.cuSs, crowns
-arpears likely TO, finish the grind
with total OF 40 thtsfts.
gN5l>c TINlIIaAISS LliF- -'-1sAs-s-sN4-
has been falling Off for some time
Dur the a.nsricart lsagre kept I'D. wsii
until this season u, fg1it siI teams
i'm Ban .Jelinscnls organization steis
more, than 2dg bases during the sea-
sem. and in each OF the three siE,
cesisng eaufnaigas five, teams went
above this mark IN rtl2 rifrse sriIefir
can bsagiie. clubs stciss mars than 2;Sd
4.
Cobb and Carey. present leaders IN
base running IN the Anerfas1 ana
Satieuar leagues, are sire to, earry Oh
the Individual hcncrs IN tifs.ir rssptc-
tive circuits Each will go above nT-
ty and. NO ctlhsr piayer VIII reach riiaa.
mark
Tsrus viii Fall far behind the aver
age that has oesn ser M IN the Alnsrt-
can league for some years piassI hy
such speed merchants az himself. Ell
die Collins, Milan and MaiseI In the
past SIX seasQEs seSsnEy-iaIr s5sa4s
was the low mark. Cotsf Seeming the
high record lasG year with ni'isry-sis-
Carey Gets Honor.
Carey viii win the hcnnrs the third
time in four seasons. Ess has already
passed his winning uarsa CT last SEA
scn---alfirty.ssi..s- lowest figure ar
q leader CURING the, past sixteen SEA
sens. the LATEST records. with only a
month TO &C, give the ft,llcwiiig statls
tics III base Stealing:
u National lea;sre--GF3alfSs, 1873, Rnh
4 ms. r23;. Cardinals. r2E;: F,ra1es. tls8
I Reds, t1sI; Ri1iiiiss, n9a;;; Graves, &c
! Cubs, "a.
4 American f,sagIe-Sruwr1a, tT3
| yanAs.. t53,. SENATOR'S. 1a;;ss,;; rtgsrs
if3n;. White Sex. t22; Indians. 1l4:
h Athletics. NIB Bed So7 mo
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11

{ .nitesi F-tsss Leasett Wire Service. i
NEW Tgax, Sept. 11.-Wurzi has
Gunne q, local DuSzng promoters int
Les DsTcgy Australian hUx;ng sensa-
i-u1r y:fnte 20 come to- the gu1tH.i
States u mGat American miufile-
veignts anu light neay5es. Ess,nd1a-
lions fur a huut 1st5yaazl Earny aTld
tsibDunH or Dillon have tiHesl starred
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
ioysa Eras.,ytsr,,.

BIRMINGHAM. Iowa., Sept m-rn
Birmingham new church tins 6alI
meeting of the Iowa presfg-sry viii
qnen tonight a program ciGsing Win
a pguuiar meating IN behalf CT fgrsign
nissiuTH tomorrow night The ses-
siuna viii be featnrsd by the presence
OF Rev. J. A. Marquis. D. d., madera,-
tar af the general assembly, who LIS
scheduled To deliver an adffrsss aa-
night and s-lutiler ouInGrruw altar
luIn.