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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
COTTON MEN
CALLED TRUST
Governor of Kansas Calls Attention
to Association as Combine to
Boost Price OF
Product.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
WASHINGTON, April 10.-Assist-
ant Attorney General Todd today is
giving personal attention to the re-
quest of Governor Allen of Kansas
for prosecution OF the Southern
Cotton Growers association under the
Sherman antitrust law.
Allen charged the cotton growers
have combined to reduce the acreage
of this years crop and boost the
price.
His request for. prosecution is one
Iof many similar requests which have
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
MAYO BOAT ON.
WAY TO SOUTH
Steamer Minnesota on Her Annual
Pilgrimage to New Orleans
With Famous Surgeons
Aboard.

The Mississippi river pleasure boat
par excellence, the Minnesota, owned
by the Drs. Mayo Of Rochester.
Mimi, is making her annual trip to
New Orleans and passed Keokuk yes
terday. She has been oyerhauled
this spring and is a very elegant
boat.
On this trip DR.. Mayo had ten
guests, including some other famous
surgeons, and on the decR were sew
eral automobiles used for sightseeing
tours en- route.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
RAINBOWS
CLEARING OUT
Troop Trains Overcrowded, BUT Mer
Do Not Complain, II They
Are Homeward
Bound.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
COBLErNZ, April 9.-The Rainbow
division, bound for Brest on its way
home, Is expected to clear the army
OF occupation territory by Saturday.
It was announced today.
The last contingent of the 149ti field
artillery left for the coast today. The
troop trains are averaging about sew
enty hours for the trip to Brest. They
are somewhat more crowded than was
originally planned.
In some instances there are fifty
four men to car, instead OF the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
Increase In Pay.

cY,rSTC@s, April 1o.--Pocketbooks
N Clinton Aremen, policemen and
member of the street department are
se5igtng fs9g month with an increase
IN yay Witch became effective April
4 g7Ye police and firemen received
Il bs,l,ssf n 30 monthly while the street
fee,yayfsaent men received increases in
fg,43r hourly wages which range from
~ ~ ~ ceatg.
me r@g police scale is--Chief s120;
earfafn 1fJ9, and patrolmen and driy-
M fff,1,
9fJe IRE chicre salary now is $40;
eff1r fire. department saiaries are
AHsjsfznf ctfcf -f25; foreman s115;
fgemeg, neynberg Of the department
~ ffsaH u year. 800; less than two
yfafs, TIM, and III members more
mn ina yearg, si10.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
PAY RESPECTS
TO YANKEES
British Cities Well Pleased With Good
Behavior Of American Troops
Carnpcd in Their
Vicinity.

United Press Leased Wire Service I
LONDON, April 10.-British cities
near winch American soldier camps
are located are preparing TO pay
their respects to the good behavior
of the Yank
A memorial to be signed by the
mayors OF more than a score of
municipalities is being prepared and
will be presented to American on.
cials shortly. 1t will praise the fine
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
Large Attendance is Expected at An
nuaI Meeting Of keokuk Auto
mobile Club, with Every
Motorist Invited.
IMPORTANT TOPICS UP
There is Promised an Interesting Dis
cusslon of Many Things In
Which Every Motorist
May Participate.

Every motorist in Keokuk is invited
to attend the meeting to be held 1T the
Industrial association rooms this even
ing at T:30 O'Clock TO reorganize and
enlarge the Keokuk Automobile club.
This club has been one of the most
efficient IN the middle west. and has
done more real work for motorists
than any other club in Iowa
But It's membership has been sInal,
owing, chiefly to its high dues, and II
intends TO be popularized in the sense
OF including hundreds OF new mem
bers at nominal entrance fee. It's
leading members say
There viii be free discussion TINS
evening OF many topics OF real yalue
and interest To automobile owners ana
drivers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10

conduct Of the American soldier in
Great Britain. his good nature wflen
confronted With hArGGAiDE and VIII
express the regretg N the DeDDgs ~
seeing him jeave.
The memorial viii be Drez@Dsfd ~
Ambassador Dams M tfJe lof1 DsayoF
Of London. a similar d11suent viii
be pregented 10 Prea'fent WilzDn,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10

hotel. This afternoon he win confer
with state leaders at an informal re-
ceptton. This evening he will adj
dress a public gathering. Governor
Cox and United States Senator Atlee
Pomerene, of Ohio, are also expected
TO speak.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
NOTICE: eAsTEr sALE--LoWlrz

New May models 5agt ree@5vs1, 10
percent casf1 discOuDt m All seiisl
capee, coats and Grezses, AisD mr.
display Of skirts and Dio1gAs, pstti,
coats and bloomers, nlg1eEs mn
Philippine and six undefweag CI5le
dren's wraps and eressss, Dbyoss azG
house dreases and apreHE,
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
CARD or Ta4uNs

We Wish 10 thank OTgr frfe5Hs mn
neighbors for their kgBGness IN mr.
late bereavement. aIs1 fof f0e bsag
tiful floral offerings.
MRS. &. !. fslsRSfItf
AND CHILDREN
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
Democrats Confer.

COLUMBUS. O.. April 10.--Homer
is. Cummings, chairman Of the demo,
cratic national committee, was the
guest OF Ohio democrats here today.
cummings addressed state and
county committee members, demo.
cratic editors and public Officials at
. MONDAY luncheon at the Southern
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-10
CONTINUED SPECIALS.

Beautiful foulards. s2ie; 4o-in-
ivoiles, sec; ladies' rainproof UNI
breHas, s1Te; wool French serges,
tslos. why not2 Blankets now at
saving OF about 40 percent on dollar.
Law them away for the winter
Special prices in every department
~. nsys LOWITZ.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13

YERsBURG Tenn, Sept.
l3.-The baseball curtain
was rung town here FRI
day afternoon, with a vie
tory for Hy Fowlkes over
the Memphis Chicks. Hy
turned in another winning
card when he outpitchod
Tiny Gnndhred In "a pame
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13

D nt LOT H I+O games as against 1874 suggested by other magnates, have
will be the scheduling OF 1854 games. P
Other leagues this year started out with 1IO g,mes am ~. ,h~,
saw MAJ baseball was to stage a comeback. they Ienptbened tbai- cal
hnu"s Oh games. IL was brought up before the Southern 10 Ienpthen
me sunetdhie, but those who were against IL won their point md the
league decided 10 continue and play only 40 game rs nra,ia,s
agreed upon. s~s "S previously
me Auehdahce during the baseball year lust closed was rood
us III y sn o. ue league, and realizing the big demand for baseball that
VIII e IN evidence next year, the magnates are goinDt To chodn =
games In order to provide the national sport through the mont ~ ~ 10
tember, as formerly. "0 """'" oi sep
DHie Carroll ex-Chick outfelder, who was sold TO the RostoD
-" t es uV l INTO the Brave lineup Friday, playing left field against
attempts, and assisted one runner out "ee III We
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
FOWLER LACKED HEART.

The heart Is Just the thing that was
missing in the Fowler makeup. Monk
was clever to an extreme, both on Of
Tense and defense, but once his COB
boon was In range Of the enemy artil-
lery he was In favor Of a dugout with
out notice.
Monk simply couldn't stand the gait,
which is principally why he never got
any farther than he did.
With the proper disposition and the
requisite courage he would have been
good enough for the best.
Monk should have grown up with
Paddy McAndrews, Paddy could push
his Jaw against all the fists in sight
and still feel as spry as ever.
His favorite stunt was to drop his
hands and offer free aim at his jaw.
He got by with 1t every time-but once.
We forget the name Of the dynamite
kid who turned the trick but there
is still a vivid picture OF Paddy being
knocked for a row OF brick houses.
Paddy got up looking for the kick
ing mule, but not until after Hack
had counted him out. He was GER
tainly a surprised turkey that night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
BOUQUET FOR D

Muddy Rnel, ex.Chick catcher. who 10
the mainstay OF the New YORK Yanks
PACK OF the plate, is hailed as n second
ray schalk. Here's a bouquet tossed in
ArudGy s direction by Chicago scribe:
inning INC call over Truck Han.
nan as ilrst string catcher Of the Yanks
may not be an extraordinary aohieve.
ment, but certainly establishes Muddy
huel. youthful catcher Of the Yankees,
~ having won the complete approval OF
Miller Higgins,
"Ruel showed such remarkable form
II IL ne spring training pastiming at
parent he would displace Hannah as the
Lirsl string catcher. The happy-go.
lucky Truck Is a diligent, weli-seasoned
athlete, but too heavy footed 10 mold
the heights against the advance OF such
Y nlfty. young pastimer as Ruel has
sbown himself to be.
huel is the nearest thing TO Raw
schalk the minors have turned in in
many a day, and critics the country
over agree that In another season he
should match the famous backstop ~
me White SoX In every department OF
play. Ruel Is built like Schalk and en-
ptoys, uouotless unconsciously, many
o. the tricks and mannerisms of the
great little catcher Of the Western clan,
nc Yields an able arm, Is aEood bats
man, especially In a Jam. and knows a
mighty lot Of inside baseball,
'hueTs catching on the current trim
has been n Of the most Impressive
features OF New York's play, and Hug
gins undoubtedly win keep him on the
Hrst string for some time to come
The Atlanta Crackers. Southern
league champions, encountered rough
sailing over IN Columbia, where they
have been playing the Sally league
champions, the s, A. l., OUTFIT having
copied three out Of four from the
Southerners. NV
However. be II said for tho Atiantans
That they have but a few of their reEu-
lars IN their lineup, rs Connie Mack has
already taken practically all the entire
Atlanta team and left but little TO reu-
resent the Dixieland ohampecns.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13

URNER BARBER, Of Chi
eago, and Hornsby, st.
Louis, Joined the 800 bait
ters in the National league
curing the past week, &C
cording to averages which
INCLUDE games Of last
wednesday. Barber boosted
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
WHEN MOORE RETURNS.

When Pal Moore returns to the city
Il VIII be interesting to near his per.
sonal account Of the bout with Jimmy
Wilde in London and the why's and
wherefores Of the Corri decision. II
Will be remembered that Moore wal
loped the everlasting wadding out OF
Wilde but was stripped Of the de-
Since that time American fans have
exhausted brains and patience in a
valiant effort to understand the YER
dict. II is estimated that 1886 pencils
ana fly times as many pads have been
DESTROYED in working out the answer.
And they're still ankle deep in the
muddle.
Moore outboxed Wilde through the
20 rounds but is accused of having used
an open glove in the attack.
This fact prevented him from get
ting anywhere in the opinion of the
referee. And as Wilde displayed I'M
mistakable signs OF British grit he
therefore was entitled to the verdict
by birth and by custom.
You have read before tof the more
intimate details and OF the astounding
termination, but with Moore on the
way home It may interest you to get
1t over again and closer to home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
COLUMBIA WINS AGAIN
FROM CRACKERS, SIS

COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. l3.-Bacon
outpitched Sheehan for the second time
In the series yesterday, and the Colum-
hia champions Of the South Atlantic
league made Il three out OF four hy
trimming the Atlanta Crackers, cham
pions of the Southern association, 5-3,
Heck's great work IN left field was
the feature OF the game. the local star
turning In three educational catches,
Two Of these came IN the ninth inning,
rally,
The final game win be played today,
Score by innings RHE
Atlanta 1000 5 0 q 0 O "a =
Columbia $40 i2ot0 IS II
Sheehan and Higgins: Bacon and
Rawsoa.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
GAVVY GRAyATH
AND TY COBB ARE.
RIDING THE Crest
Others Climb Closer, But
These Two Birds Still Pre-
eminent in the Two Major
Leagues.

" URNER BARBER. Of Chi
eago, n Hornsby, st.
NEA Louis, Joined the 300 bat
N%M ters in the National league
ESA during the past week, &C
corning to averages which
MA INCLUDE games Of last
C wednesday. Barber boosted
his mark from .299 to .3O9,
Whlle ttornsby went from .295 TO 400,
p9yle ana Young, New York, dropped
below the 300 mark.
Cravath, Philadelphia, dropped four
points but continues to top the bat
tiers who have participated in so or
more games. His average is 1886, which
Is IL points better than Thorpe. Bos-
ton, h runner-up. Cravath's II.
homers continue to be high in this
department, with Kauff, New York.
the runner-up with 10.
koush, Cincinnati, has passed the
double century mark in total bases with
a figure of EOS, acquired on 149 hits
which include 20 doubles, u triples and
four homers. He also is tied with
Carey, Pittsburgh. for third place in
batting with 3D..
cutshaw Pittsburgh, added three
to his string and is showing the way
on the paths with "a.
lGroh, Cincinnati, is out-in front as
leading ~run-maker, having registered N
times; Burns, New York. being runner
up with rs.
American League.
Ty Cobb, Detroit star, is giving prom
Use OF becoming the leading base stealer
OF the American league, in addition to
being the King of Datters. Cobb has
tied Hooper, Boston, for second place
among the base stealers, with rs, and
IS threatening to overrake Sister, st.
Louis, who Is topping the base steal
He is leading the hitters with an
average of 1888, which is a gain Of IL
points over last week. Jackson, Chi
cago, also is advancing in the list and
has passed Veach, Detroit. Jackson
IS the r%unner-up to Cobb with an av-
erage Of 1852. Veach's average Is .349.
Fewster, New York, suffered a bat
ting slump during the week which
dropped him out Of the select Set
He went from seventh place with a
mark of 1926 down to cath place with
a mark of .295.
Babe" Ruth, Boston, the new king
Of home-run hitters, in addition to set
ting a new mark for home runs by
knocking out his 26th circuit drive, IS
the leading run maker with 90 markers
to his credit. His l26 hits which have
given him a total base mark Of 256
bases, include, besides his home-run
mark, % doubles and IL triples.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
PAL MOORE HAS LANDED

Pal Moore. Memphis bantam. has
landed ~ New York city, after cross
ing the big pond on the AqultanIa. Pal
u fresh from London, where he me,
Jimmy Wilde, British fyweight. IN 4
Ground buot, Moore losing the de-
II IL likely that Pal will be In Mari .
phls shortly, for hls wife and narents
reside here and very naturally no will
want TO see the homefolks after HAVING
peen away since last June.
Over 100000 reservations hava
peer asked for for the Cincinnati
games OF the approaching worlS,s
series, And tho worst Il vel 10
come, ~ T"
a ID, A,-rhe location OF thu tr.,
WORLDS series game has not been de.
elded upon as yet A coin will be tossed
to decide Il. '''seu
Mayor Calvin, OF Cincinnati. whom n.
Was elected mayor several months avo
eald at that time that tho Reds wonld
WIN 2 prnnant before no left his offcc
\ kedland mayor lis now being looksd
upon as n successful prophet,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
BUCK AWARDS RUTH PALM

Buck Freeman, wno sma.h.a an.
~ nome runs way back vonaar ~
1888 while playing the outfieId ,or
washington. Is now an unplre In
. INC american association, " vas
asked the other day what he thouoht
soout Saoe Ruth as a sluouer llst
s.er eaoe mad banged out his 26th
nome u that knocked 6ucksrinn'.
home run record Into the we'll tnnv,s
cooked nat, Buck replied tina, he
Babe; wv S"s'em
- couldn't take a swlno ike IN.
bla fellow because hadn't the nhvs
siaue, must congratulate suth
upon the great work. IT'S wonderfui
tor q man to break a record that
has stood tor. 20 years. especially In
,ne race OF the fact that American
league pitchers have been workinr
their har5est against Ruth atI 49,
sen ard passing him almost every
time he was up there In A ninok
LOOK at Ruth's record and YOU will
a freak, ~ wv
The fact that he is a homa run
nittef merely proves he has the fac.
ulty OF meeting the BAH souareIv
win every ounce OF his orcat
strength back OF his swing. Lock al
hutn's wrists and you will find they
are tremendous. A MAJ who hlsa AZ
hArd as he does must have Abnormal
development OF wrist and forsarm.u
Iack Dempsey never worries abop
ile number OF rounds Manager .Jae
kearns signs him up for, MS jack neyt
i,gures on n bout going more tina
thfee at the outside. And past mel
dom do. Ivy 7
BOD Martin says he is anxious
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
White SOr Beat
Mackmen Early;
NJ Blank Them z To o

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s.-Errors
timely hitting, gave Chicago yester~
days game with Philadelphia In the
first inning. The score was Z to O..
Roberts and Moves pitched well. Il.
Collins triple resulting in the only run
the leaders scored after the first in
ming. Wilkinson made his first major
league appearance In the box for Chi
ago and brilliant support In the clos
ing innings helped him shut out the
Inrn la
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13

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Wn~ YERsBURG, Tenn, Sept.
~ l3-The baseball curtain
was rung down here FRI
ES.A day afternoon, with a vie
HAN tory for Hy Fowlkes over
- the Memphis Chicks. Hy
turned in another winning
e~ card when he outpitchod
49, Tiny Goodbred In a game
featured by plenty Of hitting and an
abundance Of uns. Goodbred was in
no form to- speak Of and the Dyers-
burg boys had an easy time coming
runs. The final score was 7 to 4.
Hy pitched two games against the
Chicks n won them both. taking the
game last Monday and coming back
Friday with another victory. He had
the Memphis boys number all the way
and while he gave up more than his
atsnal quota Of hits he waA never In
any DANCE Of losing the decision.
Thes Dyersburgians started In the first
inning SiEier, the best lead-off man
in the ranks Of the semipros, having
gotten on base every time IN the five
GalAes he has started, was given a
base on balls Quellmalz advanced Sig-
Ter with a sacrifice. Rec Smith, ex-
tNhick catcher ANA outfielder. then
singled, and Rerryhill followed with a
aonbla watch was In turn followed by
costly arpr by Jack Lewis. When
1he inning had been concluded the To-
Gals had counted three runs.
Put the Game on Ice.
The Dyersburg outfit put the game
on Ice In the third. Harris, Block and
BerTyhili singled, Hart doubled and
Prpthru got a three-bagger, which net
ted four talies. which were more thar
sufficient 10 complete the defeat Of
the Memphis team.
The Chicks were practically helpless
against Fowlkes, with Bischo1, Chick
catcher, being the only one OF the
TFibesfnen who could manage to do any
damage 70 the big r~ight-hander. In the
seventh with two men gone, Bischoff
hut u home run over Red Smiths head.
Both clubs disbanded following the
game, The Chicks left for their re.
spective homes, some Of them golng
back to Memphis, while others hit the
tran from Dyersburg.
Large crowds witnessed all five games
and the Chicks left here with con
siderRbly fattened wallets. They nut
M Al good brand Of baseball that was
worth the price and IT. Is already set.
tied that DyerSburg Is going TO enter
tain them again at the close OF next
season. "
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
DIVIDE WITH CUBS

CHICAGO Sept. l3~.--Brooklyn ana
chicago broke even In a double -headsrr
here yesterday, the locals winninE the
first game 3 to while the visitnrs
took the second S TO 4. 4 triple NAV
by Hollocher and Merkle was the fea-
sure Of the day. With Myers ON sec
ond and y, Wheat on first. konetchy
lined 10 Hohocher. who touched seq
pnd bndDre Myers could get back to the
bag and threw TO Merkie before II
Wheat could get back t0 the base,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
ST. JOSEPH CINCHES
WESTERN LEAGUE RAG

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. ts.-By win
ming from Wichita yesterday, st. Jo-
seph clinched It's hold on first place In
the Western league. and became the
assured pennant winner.
Yesterdays victory gave st. Joseph a
five and one-haf game lead over
Wichita, which Is In second place. with
three more games to play. The season
ends Sunday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13

Mandot went right to the top until
Joe Rivers pushed the ladder from I'M
der him.
Moore has qualified for the bantam
weight title but can not induce Pete
Herman to take him on for the crown.
He is a ruler in every way but in
name.
Herman has been bounced and buff
feted around in every one Of his last
few starts and is moving swiftly down
the trail. He has passed the crest of
his career and has his best days be-
hind him. Against this Moore is still
coming along and has no immediate in
tention OF hating along the road.
Gene Delmont's last bout was peeled
off Labor day when he went is rounds
TO a draw with Otto Wallace, in Ell
Paso. After entering the army and go
ing across, belmont served In a balloon
company and later went to Paris BIS
a boxer for American doughboys. he
got as far as the elimination series for
the lightweight title OF the A. e. F.,
but drew Leo Patterson as an opponent
n defaulted, Patterson was a smoke,
we'll known In Memphis and belmont
couldn't see him. Leo eventually won
the championship.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
PAL AND JOE

Moore and Joe Mandot are the best
boxers that have been put out by the
Bluff City. Next In merit is Gene Del
mont. The greatest inland outer was
Monk Fowler and the toughest bird Of
them all vas Tickle Sanders. No heavy
weight worth while has been reared
In Memphis and the same is true of
the middleweight division.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
SOUTHERN TO SCHEDULE l54 GAMES NEXT SEASON
AttabOu!
Big Coy1e Shea
LINES 10 A BUcKING BACK.

LINES TO A BUCKING BACK.
The news has raced throughout the school
That Kelly is in line again,
An as he shakes the eagef hands
He swears he's feeling fine again.
Is he some willy scholar or
Some leader in the hall?
Well, ] can hardly say as much,
But-he can boot the ball!
The dope soon reached the principal
That Kelly had enrolled,
And here is where a holiday
Was granted to the fold.
So "Kel" is some philanthropist
Or founder, you opine?
Oh, baby, you are wrong again,
But he can smash a line!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-13
Reds Rally In
Ninth And Beat
Boston 6 To 5

CINCINNATI, O.. Sept, by a
ming. the Reds nosed out the Bostons
yesterday, 6 to 8, The batting OF Dun
ran for the Reds. and Rawlings for
Boston, was very effective. Both teams
fielded well, every run on each side
being clearly earned.