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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
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FELCH HELPS
LIBERTY LOAN
WITH HOMER

. In the first game of the world
. series at Chicago Saturday, I
. which was won by the SoS, el,
. Happy" Felsch not only did
q good turn for his team and him
. self when he lifted the ball into
. the left feG blsachers for 4
. home run, but with that wallop 4
. he helped Uncle Sans treasury. 4
. Here's how:
. Al Ioison, who stopped his Z
q show 10 see the game. is pledged =
. 10 give "Hsp" $50 Liberty .
. bond. =
, A New York fan is also .
b pledged to give Hap" 8 $50 .
, bond.
, Hap" also receives new =
, suit Of Clothes. new hat, new .
, pair of shoes and numerous .
, other articles of wearing ap- .
, parel offered by various Chicago .
) merchants for a four-ply swat .
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
How Long Must Suffer
From the Pangs of rheumatism

nent good, for they cannot pos,ib1v
[ t1acd IN tness germs which infest your
5. > 5; . ). ma; been successfully used
years: Try it today, and you VIII VIII
ma your 20 r SCI, i'd At last on the right
}Tack 10 get rig OF your Rheumatisn,
You can get valuable advice about th h..
trea .!Ia Of OF youii individual case by
lznta. Ga. AZ
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
Patsy Cline Wins Bout.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
NEW YORK. Oct. lo.-Irtsh Patsy
Cline today is held by fight fans to
be the logical contender for Light
weight Champion Benny Leonardo
crown. Cline pasted Johnny Dundee
all over the ring in ten round
scrap last night, winning every round
but one, which was even.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10

have made flights over nearly every
part of Iowa dropping dry literature
bombs" on various cities.
1t has been definitely announced
that the airplane trip through Iowa
had been abandoned because Of in
ability to get the airship into flying
condition. The contract with the
Air Trades Company Of America,
which furnished the machine, has
been cancelled. The Air Trades
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
Aviator Drowned.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
MOUNT CLEMENTS, Mich, Oct.
lo.-F. C. MCGEE, civilian Instructor
at the Selfridge aviation field, was
drowned today when his machine
plunged into LAKE. St Clair. He
started nose dip. Neither the ma
chine nor body of the flyer had been
recovered late this afternoon. MCGEE
lived in Saginaw.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
WATER WAGON
CAUSES PROBE
Dry Leaders are Going to Find Out
If Engine Of Big Plane
was Tempered
With,

Charging that liquor forces hired
men to put Iowa's winged water
wagon in charge of Aviator Hoyt out
of commission by tampering with the
airplane engine, J. B. Weede, cam
paign manager of the "drys," has an
nounced that detectives had been
employed to probe the affair to the
bottom, says the Capital.
The winged water wagon was to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10

and probably would pitch smarter
game than he showed Sunday. There
is no doubt that Ferdis was q ratified
youth when he got going against the
swinging bats in Chicago. but the
home atmosphere probably would
chase away the bugaboos.
McGEaw has selected Benton 10
start one game against the invaders.
Few have picked the former Cincin-
natl star as man who had the aoil-
itv TO hold OF the SoS. but certain
close followers of baseball have held
all along that in Benton or Perritt
would be found the deadliest power
TO be mustered by the Giants. Meth
er of these has yet been given a
chance TO start Permits effort against
the Sox Sunday was the best pitch
ing Job yet done for McGraw's cohorts.
Sallee. Schupp, Benton or Perritt-
It's almost an even bet that either will
start McGaw's left handlers have
failed so far Perritt IS the only
right handler in the quartet
The probable line up for today fol-
lows:
Chicago. Collins. II: McMuIln.
5 D.: E Collins, 9 b; Jackson, IF;
Felsch, CT: Gandil, ID; Weaver, IS;
SchaIk. c: Cicotte- p.
New York-Burns, II: HerZoE. Oh:
kaaf, CT; Zimmerman, SD; Fletcher,
SIS: Robertson, IF: Holke, 1b: Rarider,
c; Sallee, p
Umpires-hem. National league. at
plate; Evans, American league, first
base; OLoughlin. American league.
second base; Rigler, National league,
third base.
Weather Clears Up.
At 1890 the sun made its first ap-
pesr1ce OF the day. The clouds had
dispersed and though there was
chill in the air, all indications were
for excellent conditions for the
game this afternoon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
Untitled Tornara

limited Press Leased Wire Service !
NEW YORK, Oct, 10.-The United
States Steel corporation untitled ton
mage totalled 9,S33,477 September 90,
II was announced today, compared
WIN lo4o1 ,O4e August 81, and 10.
sa4,lo4 July 81. On September 30.
1Sie' untitled tonnage totaned s,552,.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
Is there no real relief in sight?

Doubtless like other sufferers, You
have often asked yourself thi. ques-
ton, which continues to remain un-
answered.
Science has proven that your Rheu-
fnatism is caused by germ in your
piooa, anu the oniy Wy 70 reach IL Is
moves these little pain demons from
your blood. This explains why li1i-
uents and lotions can do no permA-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
Eft.aen Bound Draw

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Oct 10.
pat Gilbert of Salt Lake and Eddie
white of San Francisco. lightweights.
fought a fifteen round draw at Ogden
last night. Gilbert had a shade.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
]SRa2STJNG RK@!EE(E s

fielding practice they were given
tremendous ovation. They Responded
to the cheers of their home friends
with some snappy. sharp work, that
was a great contrast to the booing the
Giant clan received in Chicago and II
showed in their prantice work.
Fletcher and Herzog set the terri
i tory about second base on fire. NC
Graw recognized the White Sox sacri
fee game by laying down hunts.
He worked Rariden hard by rollers
in front of the plate. Hank Gowdy,
hero Of the Braves-Athletics worlds
series was among the spectators to-
day. Hank was in the uniform Of one
of Uncle Sans artillerymen and
passed through the crowd with
huge papier mache baseball. nollect-
ing money for the soldiers baseball
fund. Nick Altrock, in dilapidated
old Washington uniform, also did his
bit BY collecting for the fund draw
ing out the coin with Nick's own spe-
cial line of comedy.
McGraw meantime continued laying
down hunts. Heinie zimmerman
worked on them. Ferdie Schupp was
batting flies to the outfield which ap-
peared to eliminate him as today's
possibility. Sallee had taken his turn
in batting practice.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10

Apparatus for winding clocks with
ar pressure obtained when doors are
open and closed has been invented
by a Frenchman.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
Crowds Cheer Giants.

Giants headed by McGra# appear
ed on the field at 1920 They were
given great receptions by the thou
sands already In their seats, but
were hardly more enthusiastically
welco-n ed than the White Sox who
appeared half an hour later. As the
Giants filed across the field. Benny
Eaur and Heinie Zimmerman, who
were treated roughly in Chicago,
were especially warmly welcomed by
the home folks. The Giants batted
mostly az right handed pitching in
their practice, while the Sex Timber
ed mp on the sideIines. The Sox
wore their home uniforms Of white,
with the American flag in their right
arms and red, white and blue stock
ings instead Of their usual gray trav-
cling uniforms. The Giants were
Golled MP in freshly washed white
home uniforms
By -:15 the lower grand stand tier
was completely filed and but for q
patch In the centerfeld bleachers.
the outfeId stands also were crowd
ed. The upper tter OF the grand
stand filed slnzly, but Il looked like
2 capacity crowd Of q. least $4,000
The New York fans watched the Soy
in their batting practice closely
Felgch, Jackson and Old Sluggers
hammered the ball solidly.
The field appeared sOmewhat heavy
All water raj drained OF well, but
the lines we're somewhat soggy.
The croFd amused itself as the
players warmed up by laughing at
johnny Write. a cabaret singer, who
stood IN the lover grand stand tier
calling for cheers for the Giants He
favored Heinfe Zimmerman especially
and was dragged onto the field by
other sfngers TO lead cheering sec
ton behind third base. White
dashed up 70 the batter's box, seized
Zimmerman By the arm and was Pho
tographed with the Giant third sack
er. Then he led Zimmerman to ms
cheering gsctfon where he called TOT
and received three cheers for the man
who was abused go IN Chicago
White has been 2 constant attenh-
ant at the Giant games this year.
The White Soz warmed M AGAINST
right hand pitching, the Chicaeoans
apparently expecting rfght1handers TO
oppose them.
Cheers Help Team.
When the Giants took the nefo TOT
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
'G|ANTS AND SOX
IN THIRD SCRAP
New York Offcialoom ana r10'''
Turns Out in Force to Bolster
up the Slipping
Fasteners.
BENTON AND cIcoTTE
sube Opposes Eddie in This Big
Game and American Flag Flies
From Every
Staff.
TBv Il. c. Hamilton, United Press
Stair CORRESPONDENT

LBy II. c. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent
POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK.
! Oct le.-Under a sunny sky, despite
early threats of bad day. the White
SoS and Giants clashed today IN their
third game of the star spangied
worlds series.
Cold and gray, they appeared, re-
CARELESS of the sun-and cold and
gray they, sat in the stands-those
faithful New York fans, who have
refused TO give up hope.
This third game broke on the shiy-
ering multitude that cheered IN the
stands. Just as the first two games
were bound round with bunting IN
Chicago a host of fagstaffs reared
their slim heads from the huge
stands and flung Old Glory to the
breeze. From the peaks Of the stans
at each end OF the horse shoe grand
stand France and Great Britain were
given q place in Americas greatest
sporting event. The tri-color OF the
fighting republic swung from one
mole and the Union Jack graced the
other A band was stationed behind
third base and helped get up the
football pep that fitted in with the
weather.
stars and Stripes Forever" Tel
Capstan.. and other military marches
blended with over There" and
other popular songs of the moment
Depression that seemed TO hang
over the great city like fog as day
broke. was brushed aside by the
com bined efforts OF the sun. the band
and the realization that the Giants
are back on the home field TO re-
trieve laurels lost in Chicago. Two
down. apparently, is a phrase that
has no place in the bright lexicon OF
those thousands who have followed
the Giants throughout the season
and who still are trailing along. The
sun gradually grew warmer.
The gates 10 bleachers and the
lower grand stand were thrown open
at nine O'Clock Long before time
for the game to begin the grand
stand tiers. bore a laughing crowd OF
fans that whistied and sang as the
band hit up one after another well
known piece of music. Navy blue
and the olive drab Of the army
blended in spots. Men from Yap-
hank. Nineola and other concentra-
rfor camps nearby were there and
they rubbed shoulders with the blue
clad tackles and marines from naval
bases in khaki There was a smar-
re-ing OF British uniforms. both naval
and military.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
ofhciaIdom Present.


At 1:45 p. m Mayor Mitchell walked
across the field under escort OF a
platoon of police and was given
warm reception.
At 1:4s the White Sox took the
field for their final warming up prac-
tfce after the band had played the
Star Spangled Banner. and the great
chowd stood uncovered.
Cicotte warmed up alone for the
sox. Benton was warming up for the
Giants alone.
The White Sox were extremely fast
considering the moderately heavy
field. Benton was putting lot OF
stuff on the ball as he warmed up.
Mayor Mitchell posed for the pho
tographers and prepared fog the for
NAL ceremony OF throwing out the
first ball.
At 1855 the upper tier OF the grand
stand was full and practically every
inch Of space in the park was occu-
pied
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10
Looking for Schupp.

The White Sox really expect Ferdie
Schupp to be flung back at them.
They believe John McGraw's system
runs that way. Schupp has been at
his best on the high pitching mound
st the Polo grounds. He has basked
in the smiles of the home crowds for
his most notable achieveme He
has lost some fright from having once
faced the American league champions
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-10

Cheers Help Team.
When the Giants took the nefu iof
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
SIXIY-FIVE ADDITIONAL
PUPILS IN HIGH SCHOOL

Conditions iu tho high school are
very crowded This year according 90
Information learned from the author
titles owing 90 the fact that there
are 80 more student boo high school
uow than 20 this time last year iu-
stead off only . moro as formerly
stated through The columns CT the
Sow
ono extra teacher wls added to
the forces 0f ihr hirh chool 1f the
beginning ol ihD ygl,. another .eW
days ago and in order to properly
meet tho needs ct tbD student at
least thro, more are needed
AZ meeting af ,bu school board
held recently DO Wa agreed chat
either nov building ur an annex 90
tho present building must hc erected
Boo order 90 properly take care of tho
increased enrolment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

In the article IL rs shown that the
presidents recent appeal 10 the PEG.
pie 20 keep gold M home so as to
prevent 1t finding lodgment in Ger
many will be puerile unless Ameri-
cans decline 90 finance Industries IN
South American and other neutral
countries with gold money, inasmuch
as the great industries IN these coun-
try's are largely controlled by Ger
mans who are loyal to the Fatnerland
hut really capitalized with American
gold
The article. which Is Of special in
tcrest 20 every patriotic Panhandle
American g. as follows;
Too Easy With The Enemy.
Congress and the administration
ARE siugularly easy-going and rcacr-
GUS toward the ncmies OF the United
States In two particulars. Although
the United states has been a. uar
since April G. mo- Law has been passed
prohibiting trading with the enemy.
/ Germans in neutral countries are ob
tanning money from the United states
ana sending q 10 germany The
other mistake Is the ASSUMPTION that an
lencmy aliens In the United states are
harmless unless they attract attcu-
tim by some overt act
Danger l.urkcs Here.
Central and South America have
many cntcrprising German residents.
some OF them citizens of the republics
and others retaining their German al
lceiance. An Of them are, In fact.
loyal 10 Germany. and the German
ompire claim them, even of.thcy have
eNpatriatcd themselves. These men
are keen traders. usually leaders in
business. and resourccful financially
land otherwise Many Of them have
Established connections In the United
states through which they buy and
sell. They have strong credits here
lend can obtain heavy advances The
coffee interests ol certain republics
are larFly in German hands. and the
business is financed from the United
states. The Germans concerned are
NOW drawing upon America for gold
Tor It's equivalent against the forth
looming crops, and there is nothing Il
prevent the dispatch OF this money
10 Germany Congress is either AT
tory ignorant Of the situation ol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

absolutely Indifferent to II The
pl..dc1t.s embargo against gold OK
~fs q aas nothing so long as Amer
Hal oHilous are permitted tn trade
Ei'H no cucmy IN neutral countries
As tor alien anemies. all that the
lniicd states government needs 20
10 is % study the Mare Island OK.
plosion This occurred In govern
mcrt reservation. supposedly under
strict guard In manner not yet
discovered. alien enemies or Ameu-
can traitors gained entrance and plac-
eel explosives so that powder maya
zine was blown up.
Aliens ! inlatc Order.
Vet allen enemies are permitted 90
violate The Presidents proclamation
ordering them kept away from the
no,s Yards arsonals and other gov.
crnmout property. Licenses are pro-
,ribcd areas. The Department az
Justice seems to be seized with a
morbid ,ear that influential Germans
may Dee made angry il the government
darcs To make itself safe against plot
tiers and bomh-thrOwcrs.
Country Infested.
krenly intelligent enemies are nor.
1ittod To remain In the District af
columbia, where they can learn many
Important government plans and ml-
ittry sCcrts. why Is this ls the de-
|WrtWaut of Justice thinking moro a
Do" German vote than the Germa 0
bomb Why are the official roprps-
cniatives of bulgaria permitted CO.
come and ru freely through the Unit
cd states gathering any Information
that may hr desired by their MASTER,
m licrlIr' does the Department OF
J ,iic' tcpoec ull confidence In ha
good mllh and f'rhoaranro of tho
enemy Vi 500 the American peoolc
wit nc longer have faith I'm the 49,
pu'mcnt Of Justice.
Must Americans be burned or
blown to atoms in some horrible rail
road wreck or factory explosion Go.
! fore the authorities awake to the fact
| That The r""my must be- watched
WHAT better warming IS needed 'all
he Mar. lshuu explosion
+ 10, I,r'l, do not caro- to h.g,
their safety 'rscnd upon The renoro.
lily of the enemy. They would rather
$500 tom' plo. that their own pro
. icOur7 acre 900 the Job
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
TENIC0 Gets GOOD RAIN;
BIC BU|LD|NG IS ERECTED
Special 20 Tho Sew,

Special 20 Tho News
TENlCO. So. NJ. Sept. o.. Last
night about midnight rain began
falling and continued Tor several
hours Tho rain vJs heavy and viii
,laco sufficient moisture iu ground
Co enable the farmers to complete
planting wheat The acreage ~
wheat will bc greatly increased over
last year and pr0spocis 40 this time
are splendid tor good crop.
Sweeping Srarchlighi.
Tho larre three story brick build
ing being constructed 40 corner OF
Turner street and Whoclcr avenue.
Is nearing completion and will be-
ready for occupancy sometime dur
Ing next month This Will boz one OF
the most handsome buildings In
Eastern New Mexico and would Doe
20 credit 90 any city The building
viii Boz modern throughout and upon
this binding win be- placed q large
search light 10000 candle power
RISING some forty feet above tAe
root and will light tho heavens for
milrs around the city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
!. 7. c. WILL ADVERTISE
, PANHANDLE STATE FAIR

Tho United Commercial Travellers
Of this city intend TO do their part
90 advertise the Panhandle State
Fair Members Of the fraternity are
asked TO apply at the office OF the
secretary OF the Panhandle Fair As
sociation for banners, pennants and
other advertising for distribution
over their large territories.
In view Of the great good that the
travelling men can do hy the liberal
use OF advertising and telling their
customers of the great fair. the fair
will be- thoroughly advertised over
the country and great crowds may Doe
expected
The official notice given ont by
q. ". smith. Senior Counselor oi ,ho
L. G. T.. o.:
Attention CounSclors.
In order 20 assist IN advertising
the Panhandle State Fair you are
requested 10 call az the Office of the
secretary OF the Fair Association in
the old postoffice building whore YOU
will be- furnished pcnuants and 9th
or advertising matter free OF charge
This fair Is for an the people o. tho
Panhandle and | trust as many as
can do $50 will avail themselves OF
this opportunity 10 put the fair be-
fore the Panhandle people
q. ". SMITH.
Senior Counselor. L. e. r.
EHfsnp MAZDA amt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
tTtON OT U-UOAT
~ TRANSPORT CONFIRMED

NtW WORK Sept fi- Confirma-
nou of iH' destruction by German
..unHu' 0f tho Dog Atlantic trans
ru Dino" Nrnohah1 with q loss NJ
U'U 500" received ly tho limo late 90
tIf 'rum I'H offices ln Eusand. The
cable 1id chat o. members
Cd. th. persisted and ITO wore
....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
II you have foot troubles, see thu
Foot Specialist
DR.. H. c. Wright
Room 20, Smith Building
Phone 2l9l.
So many women are suffering from

So many women are suffering from
gimilar affliotions tha. this testimon-
ial letter from Mrs Laura Beall. OF
plattsburg. Mass. will he read with
interest 81 got In bad health My
left side hurt all the time. took
doctors medicin'. bu; II did me no
good. ] took tVo bottles of Foley
Kidney pills and feel all right now. "
Backache. rheumatic twinges, pains
In side. swollen ana sore muscles.
stiff Joints. uuffIuess under eyes,
bladder troubles and kindred symp-
toms are quickly relieved nv Foley
Kidney Pills. For Sale by J W. Col
lins Drug Co.
Try Daily Ne-~- want hdS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
POLK STREET METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL LED
METHODIST Of State

The Polk Street Methodist church
on september . led all other Metho-
dist sunday schools In the state. ac-
cording 10 Information given out
yesterday by an official of the sun
day School. Al the present time the
regular attendance Is about 40. but
tho membership Is determined to IN
crease this 20 500 within the next
month.
Decision Day has been set for the
last sunday In the month Promo
ton day viii be the first sunday In
October. The increased attendance
OF children has made II necessary
for the employment OF number OF
new teachers.
Tho following report from the Of
fiCcrs and teachers of the Polk
Street Methodist church was issued
yesterday lor publication:
Goal 500 Pupils.
with AL In actual class work
last sunday We have resolved 10 in
crease our regular sunday school
attendance TO al least 800 within the
nest few sundays. We have passed
the heretofore high water marh IN
attendance by having In regular
work last Sunday more than was
ever present even on a special oc-
casion Dprior To the Children's Day.
Sept. q. OF this year,. and our work
crs are enthusiastic In their deter
mination 10 press steadily onward
and upward
Decision Day Sept. 30.
Decision DAY will DEE observed
tho last sunday In this mona. ami
Promotion Day the first Sunday In
October. A teachers meeting will
be- held next week at which these
and other important matters will
be considered.
Amarillo Leads state.
According 20 the list published
in the Texas Christian Advocate
our school led the Mcthodists of the
entire state in attendance on Sep.
tcmhor % and we we're high up in
the list last Sunday We should Ger
. tainly give thanks and take cour.
age. The last Sunday In August our
enrolment was noted al ig9. and
only Two weeks later our actual AZ.
tendance was within 2N of that on.
rollmcnt, Let ms remember that
slackers are under heavy ban and
that any church worker who sleeps
on his watch has. by high authority
been branded as traitor 10 IA,
cause of Christ.
Children Coming.
"Thc increased attendance ot
children causes a greater demand fol
adult workers Every Methodist
who has not done so Is invited and
urged to Join In this great work
and assured that they will find q
hearty welcome AZ our Sunda,
School, and helpful band Of go
lahorcrs.
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f1u have finished reading this paper
please throw o oui The ca window.
% vill Do greatly appreciated BY
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To-e unable to secure "a paper hefors
going o. work ihis morning They ii
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