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AUTOMOBILES

SEE Us Tor your uoaics tor your Ford ton
truck. We carry several siZcs In stock,
headquarters TOR Ford bodies. A. Meyer &
NEW automobiles. s1;l per hour Do
ncnda b.. service. ihonc Madison 1873.
NEW five and seven pHss>nS.r cars. Si.50
and 81 par hour; sightseeing speciality.
nanlrlr Ennl-, hrI ::I--alh-J.
FOX sa!c. used Chevrolet cars. sac. Ind
RrSS Grand InoIcl BILE C'h.N-
relet Motor 90. Of Virginia 81. ia we.;
Rrnau street
;'ircw that usually. give a.to. mites. All
selected h,emiat,ch tires TAFT picked IL
the factories tor biz m.le.gr Every one
Guaranteed 3,Sca mile. asaIuIt d.fects
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WANTED. e%pcrienced antomopiIe s,I.sInan
one ven known In ci;y preferred: live
proposition tor HrSt-C,3SS man: ouIv eA-
rsrienc!d salesemen neeo apply. Applirs-
Time: Dispatch.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

VIZ buy sell AND exchange furniture OF all
kinds see Cobb Furniture Co, 1925 Fart
Main street. Phone Randolph G8lG.
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WANTED. e>rerieUcet compton1r,.r orr.
ta'0r address. with references srd ~
r,, t 'Nrerit', TO no& y oi,. care Tim.s.
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IOWA LEADS IN PLEDGES
~ Fer Cent of All Families In State
Enlist I" Food Conscrrn-
ton Program.
Fined SIS npd Costs.
IBy Associated Pros. l

Fined SIS npd Costs.
Alberta Lewis. of 1919 East broad
Street. was arraiEncd in Police Court
yesterday and WIS fined S25 aud costs
on the charge OF maintaining a house
OF ill-fame.
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ron sale. THE tug Iuiian i. Fleet wood ir
I.uinn.r Co.. Ii"rtford. y. u
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RDATS AND LAUNCHES

y ANrr.D. r"wcr bort forty to siVty-fv.
feet long. truuh ,nlhn preferred but VIII
cons!der rei>cd deck cruise, Or ,anos forty
10 sixty fset. wiuJ or ..itlcut power Il
miles speed aud heavy bail. State fun par.
tculsrs hr"t lrtrer--dimcnsi"rs OF hiiil
tyre. sped. make and as. OF engine nnSsr
hist cash price. send photo 81 tirnwInc
Address Is. Rove. J.. q. Bon 3o!. No.foiT
i.OR sac. tie tug IMlIaM ]. TIcci Wnn1 lie
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

WANT II E.,r MOVERS IL TOWN? CA
US. RAPID TRANSFER CO. IA
DOLPH 3fos.
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WANTED. twelve N:i harness ukerS. good
wages STEADY NOrt. labor truubtcs;
cnshce 10 make overtime. Miller " Giea-
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STORAGE AND MOVING

WANTED. buy two beds. single twin beds
good secondhand. with box Syringe
ols. care Times Dispatch.
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SITUATION WANTED-Female

WANTED. by Young lady. position as book
htcper or billing clerk. NJ references.
Al experienced teacher holding .pc,i;.i t,-.t-
s!"4s certificate desires position In u nub-
ne school: teaches French. music. mat he
lsiin. Address Mis-. Thornton Houston ii.
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For Sale, Carneaux Pigeons.
- -
GEED, PLANTS AND TREES

OEGANiST trnaleI. experienced. Has rbiIiI
az director; quaftet and chorus choi
Available i!rst OF month or possibly iniu,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
THRILLS IN LONG
BICYCLE RACE
Annual Six Day Event 10 Under way
at chiesse-Sou,e Spills sarN
This Mornias.

Tvr,tted Press Leased Wire ServiceI
CHICAGO, Feb. ie>--with the an
aasl six Gay escvcle race barely
siasier way. the spectators have al
ready been treated TO a number OF
thrills. AZ . a, IN, today. ten OF the
eleven teams entered were thrse
lSss behind the record, ssS ratles Sr'd
eight laps, foc the frSs ten hours
An eleventh team Is one lap be-
hind she leaders,
The lcaS:ins tesms are. NeNsrasSa
aud VERT; Madden and nVoeach:
Msxin and Corry;N I.inart and De.
Hsetes; Cameron and Kaiser; Ntiten
and S,,eucers Smith and Percy;
Eyan and Thomas; sullivan and
Nonski, and ohrt and Grimm. The
trailing team, IS Csrinan snd Law
renee,
The arst two spills came carly
tits morning. IN = premium twenty
Ave lsn srriat, VERT rubbed tires
With Ghvs. The Italian went down
sn6 Magtn, Debates, Sullivan, Var
man and Spencer pife1 on tor, None
WAS injured severely enough to De
taken from the race. with the eSce2-
lion az EanieN. teau,iur With Law
renee, Hanley received broken
,s,,lIsr bone. CSrman. whose fesn,
mate, George Wiley, IS in = hospital
suffering with pneumonia, replaced
HsalNy and the grind continued,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
Fred fulton and Charley Vssnors,
Heavies, to 90 Ten Rounds
In tho Arena
Tonight.
PROMISE A HOT BATTLE
~ Fulton Wins, the Chances Are That
He WIN be Matched TO
Meet Champion
Willard.
Try n. c. HAMILToNl

limited Press STAFF correspondent
NEW YORK. Feb, ls,--The his
terio lid that has lowered over the
doors and the various other means
OF entrance 20 Madison Square Gar.
den for long time, will be pried OF
tonight with the ceremonies incdent
10 n bout between Fred Fulton ana
Charley Weinert,
Faltoa. whose houie is In Nebraska,
is called Minnesota man. and
wsiuert is referred 10 rs the New
Jersey contender for the title II he
does make his Aorne in New YORK
Zach lis expected 81 make about the
same amount % noise IL he hits the
canvass, bat Eultea'S war whooa
paoh&hly viii sound more national
we,sins in case nc is the winner, tor
a bout with Jess Willard ioosas
pcr;lous,y near II fulton can bounce
his LEFT hook few times OF the
chin ot Weiaert,
Fulton and Wetnert both have osen
putting in long and arsuoos hours OF
rrainins and declare they viii give
the puhitc tull run Tor its money,
by the nrst one round or the limit
~ ten,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
WEECHMAN HAS
"BIG DEAL" ON
President Of Chicago Cabs Hints at
Spectacular Baseball cees
fer Near Future.

TTTrtrgxt Press Leased Wire ServteH>l
xstnISAGo, EeA H. --~ President
wesgsmSn ~ the Chicago Cubs, whe
1ess sSSsaS for New Nor& sSs NetS
aeatN ny his sleeve, A Spectacular,
hases>sQ saap viii De cNt>ssatslS'e1 when
As> Ne limited III leaving
II have y aeSl pending wstA ser,
TAIN cl,ss WHICH wSsl make tas EAsSse
sN.ssslns,Txss Speaker transactions
s,s,,k liNa Miners, / expect 10 rsssUcr,
/ .s;NSs,ssrSx;ar, FSy~i Mitchell viii come
ss.sx>S with ,sssN | have aalsss,jted usSn'
~ wseA which 10 tSssSssSn tAe <iesi, hag
I MS,sse mention Say e&n,es. Ses,"
Tinker Win sSc<,ssrSnS WeSS;h,asss
~ New NS>sA where Ac may MAKE
sossse SeSfS SNg gAe Columbus, oaia,
vsae ~ tAS, American association,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12

her sister Mrs. Lizzie Rogers AMI
family.
Miss s Cox visited in Croton with
her son Joe Cox. and family Satur-
day.
Mrs. B. +. Ketcham and daughter
Helen. Of Pennington. were Sunday
visitors here at the ketchau and
Chrisry homes,
Mrs. Ralph Hogue and son Norris
OF Eldon visited here at the j. o.
Morris home couple of days the
latter part of last week
Christina Bowers Of Pennington
visited here Saturday with her
cousin Helen Noske. and other rela-
tives-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
FIFTEEN DEAD
IN HOTEL FIRE
tContinued from page j.

Bodies of twelve OF the victims are
believed to be buried in The ice
slcase1 debris OF the hosiery. The
body Of the other victim. a woman
Who died from injuries suffered when
she jumped 20 the street from a
third aoor window, is a. the norgue.
The h,azs which originated on the
lower floor Of the old structure,
was discovered about 11.4o las,
night Lives Of sixtyeisht persons
living in the building were irnperileSi
ay The flames which caused q loss
zs.z==stsssssattsts al as-sst $4,000.
The known dead:
+ Mrs Lucille Squire. jumped from
third door, head crushed. died al hos
qttai
Missing and believed dead;
Mrs Van
Gladys ThErst
Dan Boone
Margaret SSaeFFaTl-
WA BrIf-o1-
Mrs Blanche Benson
Elmer ToAnsol-
Unidentified nan. Detroit, Mich.
AEes Chz- woman
Tas6s-t5sei rolal-
Jas5sasEssd MAJ
The --ch rhtcA attacked he FIRE
zen when ther arrived late without
fs65z-s Eas driven oz hy streams
q ~ats-.
Tns zere sa-sczssy fniwrsi.
Ez1h Means k:z,s and 5sE bruised /.
eaDSh- T. zl-s ovs-cuzs when she
-----,s.7 $780, ~%<-S -7s.1-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
You Need Not
Suffer from Catarrh.

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12

tiff asked for damages for being
wrongfuIly deprived OF feed which he
had pcrchased of Jacobs tenant. was
the last case tried al the late term.
The case was given 70 the jury at
1870 on Saturday and they reached
an agreement az Z y. M Sunday
The decision was IN favor OF Bald
win and awarded him Sei5 and in
tsrssr and costs
7. L Wilson vs.. ". S Haney.
sheriff The costs having been paid,
the defendant, was discharged.
T. e Harhridge rs. Ray Marsh ct
-, a Judgment was rendered against
Say Marsh for sS7i0 and costs
J. II. McSurlsy vs. ]. r Teal This
case was settled and dismissed
Z e DucEworth rs. Arch NJ. Wall
i7EFarEi Ell al This was tried 60
cc1rS. and Judgment was given for
azoant Of note and costs
Ira E Talisoa vs. Nevizt and Din
gzS This was an APPEAL from ms
tee c. peace by Defendants a mo
S5pa TO dismiss appeal vas over
rElss
Robert T. McReta vas appointed q
Zzs-1ss- Of the COMM sssoa Of ilSa1-
EgF tor two yearsl
IN TIE case CT the state - Z, N.
-c.-seo-- tie defendant ~zs bound
cvs- ay Justice az lie peace 10 keep
--s PEACE TIE case was dismissed
q -aosioz q cocaty attorney. de-
ts-5z1t 10 pSs the eos1S
ME- II EnEasr w " Me-ss
- 3. 3 rzEr-ztseEszr -as ordered
NJ sac appraisers
7 L S-zczs - vaa Buren,
es1-tr Tie rsaizs-- Eas zCtho-srs<s
10 have sz abstract made and Gsl5T-
cred 20 V1-cAzse-s ard TAX the sx-
tense Is COSTS IN this proceeding.
So-z G-ezzlezf -. Fannie Sell.
-az--5-51- : decree was signed
MIRA F7szs 81 al. - = A.
sszzzr Esr-it5a1 4 decree was
also slSS Il this case
a--Zsczr5ca q Az-zhe1ls SteEzre
-ser E55oEs Eszss17- L pension 81
$50 F~- ress wzs allowed far each
c1.
n IL estate q. Eas- Myers, saal
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* Ez< 5zscA4A-ss6
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z Nc-er-zses- Mss Olga NJ NcCo--
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Fr-FeS EE gard 5z<<Sg-res
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szE1r Zs1 J. Lester TAs-rs rzs
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va Byrd g SIS ss,A
II IA ss-xe@ - Ware pEssSE--s
II x-zfzg-z-s1s- 5zr ~ISavs S-srvzzes
v-Es zzs5S nd EAs rr5e- Was szgzsS
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EE1--0s2- F2-Zzzgzo1- Is. and Miss
Vera ks1SeF. FzrEzzgesz- -
Mrs. Ns19is Lzekez % FzDfzE-cz
c-s Saturday, fc- SHORT visit hers
VIII her sashe< John Mcdaniel. And
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
ICE MEN HAD
LONG SEASON
l.(ssle ENelsse Ger Net Getting PLENTY
81 corsmedisy ard Ser'e
over.

Tho Zee men have nothing ~ rs,Z,sa-
ptatn cs In the matter q s so,d ice
season this winter l<>,l companies
Nsv, Nsen aele 80 eli their houses NJ
10 csractty, and srs even SGtTss SrS>
t1Ssrv houses. II locks ike rsts would
70 one commodity Tor which css-s
wS,uta re ne excuse fsv raising tss
price this Summer
Considerable ice ess S@s1 SsS2gSS
o<y os the city ana TIE season ASS
scen an unusually sts&sy e4s tc- tss
SSSa esfec,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
ENGAGEMENT
WITH RAIDER
E,Ssssrs Persist In South America
That German ship has Rad
Clash With Allied sssrsl,

Printed Printed Press Leased VIE Service
RtTENoS AIRES, Feb lN,--~RamcSs
ssS~ssSs that there ess been al en-
s~ASx>sasas as sea se&weee the German
raider and vessels ~ the Spts3 gSt,
~, ssse ~ these STIMULATED Ss'IsSy a.
Mo ~ ssseSSa se& TvrtSSVv<i here.
ssSa sNe raider ssa SssssS tae British
cruisers AsaetNSSt an& GLASGOW ~
lNSvaSelS, Ne NcsSAaS. fsrSsA The
svy>Nrs WAS generally &sScratttea,
TAe last Ss(rSSs wont c<AHeNvnsas
chs AssteyNrS3. WAS EASt she hsS
sRSNC-SSt near ESS tor reSSaSyS, which
al yAss tslsse were reported 70 have
SsA~ ysSts neceSSSvN by 81 rScS&NSs
Ne <AS>sS WITH ges Cst3Hr,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12

which formed over the ruins OF lns|
building nrenen have been delayed y
their search for the bodies OF osae'|
possible victims. Search viii ne stis|
ed late today or tomorroW, ll'al
Ringer said.
George Osiand cIung TO windo'|
ledge until his fingers we've irols|
with the cold. Then he let go. WA
~ fen. Aa struck Ernie johnson, s.
was entering the building TO hsq|
those on the lower floor Jolhs,.|
broke Islands fall and pronsss|
saved his life. Both men were slsaf|
~ hurt al
Miss Ruth Reaus. who roomed WI
Mrs Lucille Squire. Who leaped llSa|
a third story window junped iroal
same window about i've minutes Al
Mrs Squire jumped. She vas cauS
in an innproTised net made oil spe|
taso-S oversoats-
Ed. Stalker. proprietor, went y.
mo the burning building atte, ~,
ing his wife. TO save $1,000 Whica
geot in his roon- He vas ovelcoI1
t.x .ha smoke .nS ves earned oa1 y
tireuel- ~
Raw Davis c-awled twenty
saonS a three inch ledge to ESCAPE
flames and was finally carried az.
ev Bremen Grace Moore leaPea
the street from second ticor Nin4'
and was Only slightly hurt
Ore scsy Found. ;,
MINNEAPOLIS. Mini fo -
Cbzrred beroad possibility o. 10
scatio-. she body Of one O. ths ~
-.s-xnr,s missing since midnlsht s-,a|
Tira DESTROYED the Renvood no'ei
found today ..,-s. d
Firsmsa- digging IN the os''s ia
ne second Ec-oT. found Ihe
r,1--.i to a crisp ard 50 esu.
srn-exs that Il vss i1upossinfe y 81,
,s-rrf-e whether OF Iot i
~ a nan OF = WOMAN = I'd
r5-s-ea are sin diggns !. ,.s1
--i-s IN the belief 1hsf seFsF": - 4
r.rssiss VIII h,s found TIE hloI
ire noSsy h-o-xaz the k1o"A
tosi 20 s~D ssrsye1
MarSn-sr Shepard a. first 90 -
m e.e one O. tie victims -
today hy frisa6s-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12

HssSetss Rearsiast oa--lc lehman, s.
Easssm. s. Eayss, /; BAILEY, = Hsse
mser, Nc,tuk-r eswtns, :: GaNln~
spr, y Roberts aud roaa. !, Fouls;
Ass,s,,astas,. i. Gilman. A. EswtuS, 5,
SaeSsSsa,sonsS Borltnstna~--S esrcy
sar Easssa, NoesSe for Lehman, Ring,
cid for Rayeg, ts;seahsst for Bailey.
kyeSNSv Pond for Husiager,
officials Eil'cst. timer,
Mersr.aaa> scorer, Hsasold,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
OUR RESPONSE
WAS PROMPT
Nees.sS ssss c>-,rfs-seeS s1-ssse sSa-
- .>e ssssss- cAiaS-e>s
SssGss S-

Nsys ss- - ->c-s fN- tNs sssEtsE-
eAAi,&-S-s e-->e, WS1 2as ->zz1- L1z.~
tss fS@s. e-,-s-c eSst SoC2s SS11
ssse2ssS -ssy ss-5 ne $50 --z-s -
=HsSs c<- NeoSaS coo-5ez-so-s II
evs1 s5ss&fs~
NNz-S -sssecsNzy-
r COLE
NScS~S vsa - 1917
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12

A-errs OK se.es.a Sra-t1as7,s = ~
49,, are getting tcSeths- =.
irr e 10 TO the mat Ezia -, - 81
haror. The ssrrsr have Fso-a d
rcnsrscts ard tscuseS1 &C. y
fuel ss agreed prizes -.rss
heat With the hs-u1s ~
managers plan 70 teach is1ss
e - osae ratDs n The s
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
4 P-ssssslfsy.

Tc-@sa State 9c1TIsai. -.
after n While We shall hss I'D
FROM screo-s showing ,nsR =. -
rrsr az fsvia- IS dns 70 TIE
snresssrs-fr< the higa ees'
ssri-E.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12

u NSs Aes- ca-~saIss 1Ns- 7sS xTs-~
Sss szgssvSSzsi - go esrl22seS EC-si5
GSas sSSSt catches 3 say. Tree az
gsSsas - sEsz S=s s-zsc& sEs-T III
ne ~ ne ysS-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12

Under tire tsts-ss - ere VsS>s, ST.
the small esas in ES>sssa& IS No. TSz>
rlSgIea ~ S,N Ms Ssts ~ re CssSasS
tASs Gss Kite might Ae ~Sa& IN ~
SSltr,x purposes
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
PROFESSIONAL CAkDS
s. 4. AYRES, cHiRoPRAc1oR
Once 3s5 Slondeau st
Phone 1411.

once hours 3 TO IL a. m, to 81
N. 70 p. n
Other hours and Sunday By sppola'
nent
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
II RShlH cNs<a1 -
I[l,|||!|l ',l|''|||1J
KEOKUK LOSES
At BURLINGTON
--~---
local Basketball Team Met ~ to -
Defeat Saturday Might
In Orchard
city.
GAME WAS ROUGH ONE
ewing Was the Star for keekus.
Scoring Fifteen Of Local Teams
rwenty,shres
Points,
GAME WAS ROUGH ONE

BURLINGTON. Iowa, Fah, Ia
Burlington hish school added another
Nsetcry IL It's list when the Gaslinsten
basket shooters rSsutred away with the
ieax end " a "A to ~ score IN tee
game With the KeoSuS squad Satur
day might
The gssn,e WAS fast aud hard tcnsat,
tesns married ny = gssat deal " rouSh.
ness en- Ncsh sides, Personal fouls
Were frequent. HWhinger OF TIE visit
rfs being osnlsiled Tor making more
than the permissible number,
kcr the visitors, fswias WAS the
shining ftsht, scoring Is out or the W
ps,snts made by his teSul,
susliaSsoa eNeeIied in team, WORK,
ssaASsa. perhaps sAs best ssasns 81 sAs,
season Assem,er and RstieS played
AT exceptional same st guarding and
the work 90 Rayer and Ensign was
VERY gecd,
kS,llawtas Is the lineup and sum,
MsrN>
NeaNNk s0rlirsSon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-12
Received Pennant a. Trophy OF VIC
tory In Basketball Tourna-
ment Saturday
Night.
SOME GOOD PLAYING
Seven Grade School Teams Entered
Competition for Award and tho
Sames Were All Good
Ones.

Seven grade school teams entered
The tournament staged at the Y. NJ Z.
A. Saturday evening, which lasted
three hours. and showed some OF the
hest Junior basketball ever staged IN
KeokuS.
The Garfield boys won. but they had
10 work their way through some stin
opposition especially in the games
With Carey and Washington. The
WASHINGTON school team played the
tual game with the winners. who Will
receive n pennant as trophy for
their school.
The matches we're for the most
par; holly contested and especially III
terestinS to the large crowd Of root
ers and spectators that gathered 10
see the tournament.
There are some stars among the
boys Of keokuk who deserve special
mention. and among them are Stad-
Ter and nsnforS; Of Garfield: solomon,
Of Carey; Bowers Of Washington: Del
slsuyde Of Jefferson. and Touhey OK
ST. Peters,
The team work OF the Garfield
school team was exceptional, fact
which enabled il TO keep the ball away
from dangerous ground during most
Of its games, GuarSiing. by Cham
eers. Cru-e ard IeirdecSer WAS good
The work OF solomon. captain or
carey. was the most spectacular OF
the evening. as he shows exceptional
ability In basket shooting and engin-
eerinE the team.
Lineup and scores OF the matches
follow:
Game CAREY, {: Garfield Seconds
Q. Carey nns-up--Solornon, tcapt-i
Alderton. LoufecS, Rruraoacs. Snyder
GARFIELD Seconds - Ayres. tcapt-f
Tracey, Millspaugh. Mills, Dumenil.
Game No. s,-Garteld IS; Jefferson
= Garfield iae-ar-Stadler, tcapt1
isantori. LeindecSer, Crare, Cham
hers, Jefferson hne~UG-Delahoyde
(csp;l. Ryilie. Mills and Damsnil
larasred) l.owenstein.
Game No, S,--St- Peters 5. Wells :,
ST. Peters ltne-up-Touhey ,capa.
oertel, Nelly, Hickey. Ganley. Stack.
Wells linsup-BrooShart Rsrnes.
wrisnt. Brooks, PAXTON
Game Ne 4.-GarSsls 4. Carey =
Game Nc, s.-wSsainsten 5. ST.
Peters :, washtaston lineup-Kcca
tcspt.l, Bowers, oiell. wolfe, Bran,
SON.
Game Ne, s,,Tfnals-Garhs,d II,
Washington
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Organize New League.

Since the success o; the junior
church tournament and the grade
ses;>s>i tournament, Z: tiss been decided
to have an intermediate church
league, o. three or foar nights durS,
ton. at the y, NJ. c. A gym, any hoy
being elisiaie who attends tho church
for which he plays. aid who Is under
nineteen years cf sge, excepting mem
esrs 81 the FIRST saVsSG % tss high
school.
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DROIJTII IN TEXAS OFFERS
ARKANSAS AN OPPORTUNITY

to the fertility of the farms on
which they are fed.
C. O, Carpenter, former agricul-
tural commissioner of the Arkansas
Profitable Farming Bureau, and now
manager of the TeXarkana Chamber
of Commerce, recently went to Texas
to investigate the situation there.
In letter to the Profitable Farming
Bureau he describes it as appalling.
He says that the Texas ranges are
absolutely dried up and that thous-
ands OF gaunt, hungry cattle are
being rushed on to the market. Sell
ing them to be slaughtered in their
present condition is terrible waste,
Mr. Carpenter said, but their Texas
owners have no other recourse, al
though some of them have made
an effort to rent Arkansas ranges
for their cattle.
His report is confirmed by the
following letter. which the Profit
able Farming Bureau yesterday re-
ceived from Sd. r. Henry, traffic
manager of the Fort Worth Stock
Yards Company:
"Our runs vary, as well as the
quality of the cattle that we re-
ceive For instance, today we have
something like 5000 cattle and
calves and | expect that 1000 Of
them would be suitable for range
purposes rather than slaughter, but
as pasture land is so short in this
vicinity, of course a great quantity
of the cattle are going to the. pack
ers because no grass could be found
for them.
you can buy good cattle for pas
ture purposes from SO to So per
100 pounds. You understand, Of
course, that an cattle moving inter-
state, II it comes from below the