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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1913

Page

8

Waterloo Fans Lose Doubleheader to Keokuk Protest Filed

Keokuk won a doubleheader from Waterloo as Manager Andrews protested the second game after disputes over umpire calls. First game 5 to 4 went to Keokuk. second game 6 to 3 gave Keokuk the sweep. Waterloo returns home Thursday for a twelve day stay with four games at Burlington on this trip.

Andrews Keokuk, Ja Keokuk Waterloo Pfirman Stiglin C. Sheldon Tuttle Indians Jays Hollenbeck Ashland Wolverton Jenkens Burlington Monmouth Kewanee Pathfinders Hayden Cedar Rapids Sporting Writers Hill Andrews Cor Siglin Bunny Sports Red” Mullin Red Mullin

Mrs Deener rests after funeral in Waterloo

Mrs Susan Deener died Saturday at her daughter’s home 727 Park Ave West after illness of dropsy and complications. Funeral conducted at 2 pm from the Crippen residence with Rev W F Spry, burial in Elmwood. Born July 7 1837 in Perry county Pennsylvania, aged 76 years four days, she married George W Clingman in 1856, later Samuel Deener in 1864. Survived by daughter Minnie Crippen, sister Mythaler and brothers William and Frank Faulk.

Susan Deener J. H. Crippen Park Avenue West Crippen W. F. Spry Elmwood Susan Faulk Perry County Pennsylvania Illinois George W. Clingman Monroe Wis Alice Minnie Clingaman

Printers in Park Picnic Planned for August Third

Typographical Union No 349 formed a committee to organize a park picnic likely at Elk Run park with printers and their families attending. The event aims to establish a yearly precedent and draw members with companions rather than solo attendance.

Miss Printer Baby Printer Dad Typographical Union No. 349 E. V. Willey John Fressis G. Hull Elk Run Park Nough

Miller Jenkens Manusch Praise Team and Ouster Rumors

The article quotes Miller and Jenkens praising the team and denying rumors of removal. Manusch discusses injuries and readiness for the pennant and criticizes treatment at Muscatine. Pfirman is labeled the league’s best umpire yet a jinx to the speaker’s team.

Miller Jenkens Manusch Muscatine Doc Pfirman

Rates of Tariff Board Substitute for Wool Schedule

Washington July 14 Senator Smoot and Republican finance committee members unveiled a substitute for the Underwood-Simmons wool schedule. The plan, based on tariff board reports, sets three wool grades with the lowest possible duties, ranging from 7 to 16 cents per pound. Class one includes Merino and other wools. class two covers camel and related wools. class three lists carpets and exotic wools with high draw backs for carpet use. Manufactures carry lower duties. effective dates are November 1 1913 for raw wool and January 1 1914 for wool products. A separate item reports two Burlington affrays with one man seriously wounded.

Washington Smoot Finance Committee Underwood-Simmons Tariff Board Penrose Underwood Republian Buenos Ayres New Zealand Egypt Australia Cape of Good Hope Russia Great Britain Morocco Canada Alpaca Leicester Cotswold Lincolnshire South American Cordova Valparaiso Smyrna Baghdad China Lamb Casa Blanca Turkey Greece Syria United States

Foster County Farms Illustrated Prospectus Request

Kor Sale farmers and renters are urged to send for an illustrated prospectus of Foster County eastern North Dakota farms. The notice promotes investigating the Big Crop County and is signed by Wendell Huston of Dartington, North Carolina.

Kor Foster County North Dakota Wendell Huston Dartington, N. C

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