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WATER sHur.oFF NOTICE

Water will be shut off on 42nd
ave. 8. from Orcas ST. TO Graham
st. on Mend st. from 3sth ave. s.
to Rainier ave. and In the district
from juneau st. 20 Holden st. from
3sth ave. s. to Lake Washington.
on Thursday Sept. II. from 0 a. m.
TO D. m.
That three justices OF the supre
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DEAF STUDENTS
OFF FOR SCHOOL

Forty afflicted children left Sc.
attic Wednesday morning for the
state school for the deaf. in Van.
couver. Wash. The state requires
that these children he educated
More than 40 more will be picked
up on the way TO Vancouver. They
are being accompanied by two
members OF the faculty.
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week HELPS CROPS

II has been an ideal week for
fruit growers and farmers. accord.
ing to Forecaster Salisbury
The cool weather. he reports.
has Just been the right tempera.
ture to be beneficial TO the crops
and the rains have not been too
severe TO interfere with the har-
vesting.
Threshing. he says. is we'll un-
der way thruout the state and hop.
picking has started.
Apples are very slow in ripen.
ing this season, he said. but the
potatoes and corn are doing we'll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-13
VOTERS SMASH BOSSES SLATE
SECOND CHOICE VOTES

Ia conceded that the sena,orshp will decided by
choice votes. both poindeser Humphrey
eeve than 40 choice. clint
mates Or Bryan who received mostly alt
votes from both the leading candidates.
In the aosernorshp contest the
choice votes Will count candidate eioht
20 contest
badly cot that candidate second
choice votes
Second choice decide several other OF the
state contests
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with 3.i4t. then Hartley with 1857.
Lce 1915 aud Hodge 1910.
Fullerton. Parker and Morris are
leading Ia the fight for the long
term supreme court nomination.
while Webster ran away from
Barker for the short term.
Corkcry for congress In the Fffth
district Is leading Murphy. his near
est opponent. by at least 700 votes.
and is apparently nominated
Davis. for lieutenant governor.
has s.207. Hart s.ts7. In so pre-.
cincts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-13

McNeeIy leads N TACOMA
Including second choice votes In
Tacoma. McNeeiy for governor re
ceived 2.ls7 in SO complete pre-
cincts. Hartley i.i2s. and Mcbride
i.0sS. in Pierce county.
For county offices. Longmire. for
sheriff. has a big early lead over
Ashby. Raenann. for prosecuting
attorney. received 1855. Dow 1875.
Governcrshlp In Spokane
In Spokane. with i2s precincts
counted. Sutton leads for governor
with f.t23. Mcbride was second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-13
RAIL EARNINGS
UP rs PER CENT

WASHINGTON. Sept. a.
Net earnings on the large rail-
roads OF the United States for
the fiscal year just closed in
creased 26.6 per cent over the
preceding year, according to re-
ports received by the interstate
commerce commission.
Statistics from all railroads with
incomes of over 81 200. 200
show a total net revenue OF si.l76.-
so4 ,00l. Fer every mile of road
operated. the net earnings aver.
aged s5.l34
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-13
KENT BEATS LAFE

In Lafe Hamilton's own stamping
ground kent-.the boss candidate
was ignominiod kly defeated Wed.
nesday for the Republican nomina-
ton for sheriff by John Stringer
In Kent's three precincts the vote
stood Stringer 2b7. Hamilton 81.
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RESULTS

THE below official They
edition
eeeoins slowly completed until tomorro~l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-13
THESE LEAD RACE
FOR SUPERIOR COURT

Seventy.seven King county pre-
cincts. complete. give the following
votes to the candidates for superior
court. The highest rs will be nom.
mated II they maintain their re.
spective places when the final
count Is made.
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Mcbride Is Given Big Lead Here;
Standpat Candidates Far Behind;
Whitney, Lee and Hamilton Defeated

WIN III Ming county precincts complete, fOn'
dexter was leading Humphrey by 453 votes for first
choice and by i2i4 votes combination of first
and second choice votes at p. m. Wednesday.
First returns gave Humphrey slight lead in first
choice votes over Poindexer, but the count at the
auditors office at p m when the first II precincts
had been tabulated, put Pondexter ahead.
MAY WIN BY 10000
II be stated conservatvey now that Pon-
dexter will have an even break with Humphrey in Sc
attic and King county. Indications are that they will
about thruout the western part of the state,
unless all present returns badly upset. Poindexer
should win over Humphrey with majority equal to
whatever the eastern part of the state gives him.
Spokane and
this WIN be sweed waia waa Of
from 'ooo 10 loooV votes seems probable now
Mesaogs LEAD GROWS
nearly 1900 first choice
dodge es Sos behind %efd lee '0' q af' place. s
Mcbride fought by the sandpat organization and
en- the organized support
WHITNEY PLACE
frs. and choice with ndon m s sasus ss S
with 1868 and whitney the organization candidate
2.sss
HAMILTON DEFEATED
One OF the sare indications Of the complete thus
The a,,ers lead high 1000 judging
ELECTED
Lundin
whelmins lead Crawford White is lundns competitor
county commssonership fight in the South district /. in
bad anse with Smith the lead Herman
sure OF the nomination
county engineer has slight lead over Nor
Humes made with
little or no newspaper support
FIGHT
holy contested and NJ
s sas m n e BY m leading with
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COUNTY CT ERIK

t16 King county precincts completel
Percy r. Thomas. Rep. ...... 3.97s
Robert A. Triple. Rep. ..... 1885
o. 8. Bruins. Rep. .......... 1,54o
George y. Webster. Rep. ... 2.126
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(6t King Co. Precincts Complete
John A. Bennett. Rep 40,
COUNTY CORONER
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LAND COMMISSIONERS

t6' King Co. Precincts compIe,e)
Clark w. savidge. Rep 49,. 4,sss
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ASSESSOR
TREASURER

(ei King Co. Precincts Complete
John NJ. Thatcher. Rep. i.g9'
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t76 King Co. Precincts complete)
G. w. Clausen. Rep. ........ .5.727
w. E. Cromwell. Rep. ... 2.Ss7
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INSURANCE coMMIssIoNEe
ATTORNEY GENERAL
STATE AUDITOR

tei King Co. Precincts Complete
w. V. Tanner. Rep. ........ 4.7si
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f77 King county precincts complete }
Edward G. Neville. Rep. 80. 90
James A. Ghont. Rep. ...... 1913
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SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
V6 King Co. Precincts complete)
First Second Total
Josephine c. Preston. Rep
1889 .966-5,325
NJ. Il. Durham, r 1876 2.14I-5,417
Ruth c. Hoffman Rep
i.262 2.7eo-4. .022
DcFore Cramblitt, Rep
800 1.414-1,S0
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SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS
COUNTY AUDITOR
.Ino Co. Precincts compIete)

A. s. Burrows, Rep. ANN. 4,ses
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OF NJ e NEFNCoCNF TTNC
dfnt District
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STATE EASURER

f16 King county precincts complete)
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER
SECOND DISTRICT

fst Complete PrecIness)
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COUNTY ENGINEER
(6t Complete preclnctsl
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SECRETARY OF STATE

suPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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CORONER FIGHT

fight m
Tfin, generally leading with
Dr. Client
geter bad third yesterday, getting as many
= -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-13

WELL. DID you WASTE YOUR VOTE. OR ARE
YOU ONE OF THE = TOLD YOU so" GANG7 GEORGE
SAYS THE WEATiITR WILL BE FAIR TONfGHT
AND THURSDAY HE'S PROBABLY SAVING THE
RAiN FOR SUNDAY.
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SHERIFF
PROSECUTING A1ToRNEY
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FIRST DISTRICT

Isl Complete PreeInenl
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE
40th District
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
43RD DISTRICT

(is Of 20 Precincts Complete
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LIEUT.. GOVERNOR

tei King Co. Precincts Compile.
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STILL AT 1T!

YES, THEY'RE STILL ON the ion THAT PAIR
Of rlCkLERS, A. MUTT AND LITTLE JEFF. GAiLop
THRU ANOTHER STRIP or MERRY NONSENSE
AGAIN TODAY, ON THE SPORT PAGE OF THE STAR
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
MISSOURI

COLA, Mo-. Sept. 27.-Lina Green
negress. 100 years old, died here
yesterday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
FOOD ~
e@Grl 20 ~
rFANSrE

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
Yesterdays hero-Bert Niehoff.
His safe bunt in the ninth inning
sent the winning run across the plate
for the Phillies and kept the second
place club within one game of
Brooklyn.
Gavy Cravath stretched single
to a double, if you can stretch your
imagination that far.
Joe Tinker's percentage in the fin
ish battle in Brooklyn shows he
hasn't accomplished quite so much
as Wilbert Robinson.
George Mcconnell fell victim to
the Dodger sticks, while jeff Peffer
added another victory to his long
string.
The Cubs had the bases full at one
point in the pastime but Pfeffer rose
to the occasion by tanning Yerkes
and Wilson
The Giants apparently don't know
they can quit winning and still hold
the major league record for they
went out and kicked some more runs
out of the quivering Cardinal carcass.
Benny Kauff did his batting aver
age some good with a pair of blows,
one a double and the other a triple.
Two hospital inhabitants, Nehf and
Allen, came out Of retirement in
Boston and handed the Pirates a
double cleaning.
Nehf's victory was a shut out and
Allen allowed only one run.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
Dodgers Hold Advantage
Today By a Single Game

van collection OF cripples always has
proven the greatest living jinx to the
Red Sox and Bill Carrigan may awake
one OF these fine September morn
ings and find his claims to first
place again challenged.
However, the Yanks can't do q
great deal OF damage. Boston has to
win ony four games to cinch the
pennant. If Chicago wins its four re-
naming games and the He'd Sox only
succeed in winning the same number,
the clubs would be tied at the end
Of the season.
In Brooklyn today Big Jim Vaughn.
who downed the Dodgers in one
game of double header between the
Cubs and Dodgers Saturday. doubt
less win ascend the mound again
for Tinker's crew. Opposed to him, II
Larry Creney, former Cub, who went
to the shower without his game won
the last time.
If Tinker can win this afternoons
duel over the Dodgers he will be
ready to sleep peacefully tonight. for
he will have snaked the Dodgers half
a game from their lead over the
pills.
The Last Chapter.
The task OF writing the last chap
ter will be up to Pat Moran. He will
sail into Brooklyn with his pounding
team in the best Of condition to pull
the championship out Of the fire.
Alexander, Eppa Rixey, Erskine May
er and Al. Demaree are going at top
speed. II the Pills can take the ma
Jority of the games they will return
nome in pretty fair shape, for they
will leave the Dodgers to the tender
mercies Of the Giants and the Nc
GRANTEES apparently have forgotten
how to lose game.
While the Dodgers and Phillies are
having it out in Brooklyn, another
important series will be in progress
at the Polo grounds.
The Giants and Braves will meet in
a death struggle for third place.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
WEST POINT
DOG WINNER
Iowa Boy, Owned by Or. A. e. WIrsig,
Is Awarded Five Ribbons and
Silver Gun.

Iowa Boy, Owned by Or. A. e. WIrsig,
Is Awarded Five Ribbons and
Silver Cup.
Iowa Boy, white bull terrier
owned by DR.. A. e. wirsig. was
awarded five blue ribbons first
prizes), medal and silver cup at
the Fremont Kennel club show held
at Fremont, Neb., last week, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, says the
West Point Bee.
Iowa Boy was entered in five
classes and won first in all, which
gives him points for a championship
The dog also won a medal given by
the Ladies' Kennel club for the best
bull terrier In the show, as well az a
silver cup offered by the Fremont
State bank. There were over seven
ty terriers entered in the class. The
Fremont show is one of the best
held in the west, there being $50 dogs
entered In ali classes.
DR.. Wirsig's dog is but nine months
old and is Of bench show type. The
splendid showing he made is highly
pleasing to the doctor as he had no
idea of winning SO much. DR.. Wirsig
had intended only to take a few days
vacation and entered the dog at the
show. Dr.. f. H. Dierker accompanied
DR.. Wfrsig and both returned home
Saturday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
Brooklyn Still on Top in
Nerve Racking Final
Campaign

[By H. c. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Sept. 81. - The two
ghosts of Ebbets Field, one chap
eroned by Charles H. Ebbets and the
other by Joe Tinker, will be laid
aside this afternoon for the winter
months.
And the passing of these two
prodded the Chicago Cubs and the
Brooklyn Dodgers to extraordinary
baseball efforts, depends the distance
by which the Dodgers will have the
bulge on the Phillies when the driv-
ing champions open their big series
tomorrow. The turn in the scramble
may come through these games.
Today found the Dodgers still on
top in the nerve-racking dash through
the last days ct the campaign. but
they hold their advantage by single
game.
The Phillies will open their farewell
encounter in Brooklyn better fortified
than the Dodgers, for they will spend
today in idleness. this being an open
date in their schedule. Pat Moran
may be expected to heave Grover
Cleveland Alexander into the opening
fray and it is reasonably certain that
RUDE Marquard will oppose him.
On Last Leg Of Campaign.
While the National league is stand
ing on its toes. holding its breath.
waiting for the clash between the two
leading teams, the American league
will be started in its last leg Of the
1916 campaign.
Standing three games ahead of Chi
cago, the second place club. the Red
Sox will go into the battle this al
ternoon against the Yanks. The Dono-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
Many College and High School Games
Are Scheduled for This Conn
ing Friday and
Saturday.
FIRST REAL OPENING
Some Of the Seasons Important Con-
tests Are to be PIayed-How
1 the Teams Are
Lining Up.
Tho Weeks Games.


At Des Moines-Highland Park VS.
Davenport Chiropractic.
At Storm Lake-Beuna Vista VS.
Z Ellsworth
At Mount Pleasant-Iowa Wesley
m We. Monmouth.
Saturday.
At Waterloo-State reform school
Eldora VS. West high.
At Waterloo-Osage VS.. East high
At Des Moines-Drake VS.. Penn.
At Des Moines-East high VS.
Boone.
5is At Des Moines-west high VS.. OF
tumwa
At IndianoIa -Indianola VS.. North
high.
At Ames- Iowa State VS.. State
Teachers.
At Cornell-Corne1l VS.. Des Moines
At Cedar Rapids-Coe VS.. Parsons
At MISUNDERSTANDING Germans VS..
4Plattesville Normals.
At GrinnelI VS.. .Leander
Clark.
DIES MONIES, Sept. 27.-AIthough
few scattering games were played
last week the football season in Iowa
VIII not be opened in reality until
LIS week emu, WnRn many or the
state college teams are scheduled to
play.
The first game Of the season in
Des Moines vii be played at Highland
Park Friday afternoon with the DAY.
export Chiropractic college, the con-
test having been advanced day from
its original schedule in order to avoid
conflict with three other games to be
played here Saturday
On, Saturday Drake will open its
season with contest with Penn COL
lege of Oskaloosa, Des Moines college
will start against Cornell, West high
will play Ottumwa, East high will
meet Boone and North high will
tackle Indianola. Three of the five
contests are scheduled in this city at
the Drake, West high and East high
stadiums, respectively. while Des
Moines will play at Mount Vernon
and North high at Indianola.
Iowa Opens Next Week.
Ames, GrinnelD and Coe of the large
Iowa colleges also open their season
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
Illinois Iowa Missouri
ILLINOIS.

OTTAWA, Ill, Sept 27.-Emmett
Dougherty station agent Of the Chi
cago, Ottawa & Peoria railroad at De.
pue, was electrocuted yesterday when
he gripped a charged wire with his
hand
MOLINE, ILL.,, Sept 27.-Charles
Mason and Peter Weston were killed
and three other workmen were in
jured, possibly fatally, when cable
broke and the men plunged four
floors down an elevator shaft in the
warehouse of the. John Deere Wagon
company in this city yesterday.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-More bread
In one 10-cent loaf than in two scent
loaves, was the decision of members
of the Master Bakers association OF
Peoria, reached here yesterday after
discussing the problem of increased
cost of production. Twenty to TWEEN
ty-four ounces will be the weight of
the new 10-cent loaf, while eight to
ten ounces will be the size Of the s.
cent loaf" said j. G.. Gmelich, presi-
dent of the association.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Sept. 81
The state public service commission
has approved the sale of the Nevada
telephone exchange and the local line
to the Home Telephone company of
Joplin. The consideration is $4,000
of the preferred stock Of the Joplin
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27

Saturday, but the state university viii
not start until next week when il
plays Cornell at Iowa City. Leandel
| Clark will be Grinnell's opponent, the
State Teachers wiz play Ames and
Parsons will tangle with Coe.
One out of the state eleven, Mon
mouth, invades Iowa this week, its
opponent being Iowa Wesleyan at
Mt. Pleasant. Both Monmouth and
Knox have several contests scheduled
with Iowa colleges this year.
BY advancing their date with the
Davenport Chiropractic college, High
land Park vii have the distinction of
playing the first game in Des Moines
this fall. This game will be watched
with interest by the fans as it will
give line on just what Coach Hy-
land is able to do without the sery-
ices of two crack players, Captain Nc
Cauley and Jensen. who he'd been
counted as regulars, but who were in
jured in early practice sessions. The
game also precedes the contest with
Ames by week and will serve as
sort of barometer for that contest.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
IOWA.

AvOCA, Iowa, Sept 27-John G.
Reed has brought suit in the district
court here demanding $4,000 dam.
ages of F. NJ Atkinson, alleging alien
alton of his wife's affections. The
Reeds have recently been divorced
All live at Oakland.
HAMPTON, Iowa, Sept. 27-Fol-
lowing run Of "a working days, dur
ing which the large force at the can
ming plant got into the tins over 3d.
600 cases OF sweet corn, the season
has closed and workmen are now
busy saving seed and getting machin-
cry into shape for the winter. Corn
was furnished by about $50 farmers.
STENNET, Iowa, Sept. 27.-Ken-
meth Everett, eighteen-months-o1d
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Everett,
was accidentally drowned in the wa
ter tank on the Charles Stennet place
northeast of Stennett. This is the
second fatal accident Of this kind to
occur on the Stenett farm, an infant
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stennett having
drowned In identically the same way
on the same farm about a year ago.
GLENwOOD, Iowa, Sept. 27.-State
Came Warden Thomas L. Hall has
placed In Glenwood park lake 10000
Ash. blue gills, croppies and ring
perch. These were taken from the
RAPIDLY drying Lake Waughbonsey,
eleven miles south Of Glenwood. Now
he is SEEMING "Haynies slough" sew
en- miles southwest Tons of carp,
buffalo and other fish are packed In
the shallow water and fish-eating
birds are swarming in the locality.
MASON CITY, Iowa, Sept. III
steve Polous, aged eighteen, a tile
nlant worker, is dead and Frank Biel,
a meat cutter, is suffering from pos
ably fatal burns as result OF two
very similar fires in widely separated
aections of the city. The coverings
of the bed in which the men were
sleeping in both Instances. caught fire.
Polous sustained his injuries at the
Kartel home from an over-heated oil
stove near the bed, and Biel sus-
tanned his from overturning OF
Iamn on a table beside his bed. Po-
.lous lived not quite twenty-four h0uxA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
ToDAY's IF TABLE.
Secret Practice.

Secret Practice.
CHICAGO, Sept. 27-F'rom now un-
til the first game, on October z,
Northwestern will hold secret. prac-
tice, Coach Murphy announced last
night. Twenty-Five athletes are out
daily for football practice.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
Today's Schedule.

American League.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Open date for other clubs.
National League.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Open date for other clubs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
National League.
Tuesdays Results.
American League.
q date in schedule.

OPtH udtc III so1euuIc.
National League.
New York, 6-15-2; st. Louis, 1872.
Brooklyn, 4L60; Chicago, Iii.
Philadelphia. 3-7-1; Cincinnati, 2-S-2
Boston, 3-S-1; Pittsburgh, 0-4-2. Sec
ond game-Boston, 2-7-2; Pittsburgh,
liz.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27

A record number of students are
registered at the University OF Utah,
Salt Lake City, seriously crowding the
capacity of the class rooms.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
company for the Nevada exchange
and 100000 for the local lines.

FULTON, Mo-, Sept 27.-John
Dunn, AZ years old, former newspa-
per man OF Fulton, and at one time
connected with Mexico and Columbia
newspapers, died here yesterday
after q long illness.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27

Phoebe B.. Beebe's Bee.
In Detroit there really Is a lazy
named Phoebe B. Beebe. Now, IL
Phoebe B. Beebe had bee, and the
bee were lost. we might say: Where
can Phoebe B. Beebe's bee be-"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
sIana for Bout.

Signs for Bout.
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Ever Ham
mer, of Chicago, has signed to meet
Benny Leonard at Kansas City Octo-
her Is. The match has been hanging
fire for two weeks.
Subscribe for The Gate CITY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-27
Penn PLAYS Drake Here.

Hyland is building team around
five of his last years regulars, who
are expected to be better than In
1915 because of the years tutelage
they have had under the former Iowa
star.
The Penn-Drake affair Saturday
also will be watched with interest as
it will be the first contest played by
the Bulldogs since they have been in
charge of the new coaches. Glaze and
Weir. The new mentors are ex-
pected to work wonders with the
squad by those who are not ac-
quainted with the fact that they do
not have a great deal of material
from which to build winner.