Grounders IL seeks ped c of 2 and other baseball notes
General sporting news covers Grounders Illinois aiming for a two run pace, changes in price of bacon, debating long contracts for Mathewson and McGraw, Farrell toward life terms, wrestling hopes of Waterloo, and Quincy seeking release from the Central Association for 2500 dollars. Davenport backs Dek South to manage the Pretzels next year while Kinsella blocks Laith. M H Sexton re elected president of the minor leagues. Justice joins the arbitration board as officers vote. Marathon billiard events described with straight follow shots as Valables begin.
Y M G A Backet Ball Standings and Schedule
The Y M G A basketball league updated standings after last night’s games. Team No 2 beat Team No 1 and Team No 5 beat Team No 3 while Team No 7 defeated Team No 4. Team No 6 lost to Team No 2. The Waterloo Y team faces a tough state championship schedule starting January 13 with home and away games against Muscatine Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Sioux City.
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PW. B. Pet
Walker
Bennett
Odell
Weiler
van Schoyck
Uds
Toe
Waterloo
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Ties Moines
Ghumwa
Sioux City
Annual Report of Sec Farrell Read to Baseball Players
Secretary J M Farrell read his report at the National Association of Professional Baseball Players session in Chicago. He noted 849 league organizations in 486 cities qualified for membership, 859 players suspended, 262 reinstated, 77 NL draftees, 68 AL draftees, 140 drafted by the American Association, with 16700 and 337800 dollars paid for drafts and refunds, and the Central league planning an April 26 season start with meetings in South Bend at year start.
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Chicago
J. M. Farrell
National Association of Professional Base Ball Players
United States
Canada
Lundred
American Association
National League
American League
National Association of Baseball Leaguers
Central League
South Bend, Inc
Barneys Defends Oil Prosecutions Before State Court
Des Moines, Nov 17. W B Barnes state food and dairy commissioner defends prosecutions of linseed oil sales. He cites statute barring sale of flaxseed oil unless meeting strict chemical tests and 225 degree manufacture. Accuses paralinseed misbranding and widespread sale of impure mixtures causing paint peeling. Injunction petition by American Linseed Oil Co seeks halt to further prosecutions.
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Pes
United States
Saloons Win in Winneshiek County
In Decorah Winneshiek county voters sign petitions to allow saloons, with supporters at polls on election day securing a large majority. The campaign centers on keeping saloons open amid widespread public opinion on the issue.
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Winneshiek County
Necorah
Decorah
Mayor Cleared In Read-Syn Euchre Case
In Waverly Iowa on a Friday an information charged J Wough the Read Syn mayor with assault and battery after a euchre game dispute. The judge found him not guilty after the defense claimed self defense and a bystander Jones criticized plays leading to the confrontation.
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Jones
Hough
Kirmesse at Elks Hall Opens Next Week
The fourth annual Kirmesse hosted by St Marys Catholic church begins Monday in Silks hall and runs all week with nightly hot suppers, a Thanksgiving turkey dinner, and a grand ball. A featured apron booth, an Old Country store display, and an electric push dial act attract crowds alongside a Maxim DeGrosz orchestra. Proceeds fund parish activities and holiday festivities.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Silks' Hall
Elks
Ole Kantry
Nuff
Sais
Maxim DeGrosz
St. Louis
Northeastern Horticultural Convention Closes in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls hosts a regional horticultural convention with a strong program and an impressive display of twenty apple varieties. Prizes for mowers, corn, potatoes, and canned fruits are awarded this afternoon as delegates depart for homes in Iowa and neighboring states. Waterloo Boys in Lawn City for a practice scrimmage with the Tigers. Osage game slated for Saturday and a Thanksgiving showdown in Iowa Falls. East High prepares for city championship games on the 24th.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo Boys
Lawn City
Fast Waterlas High School
Tigers
Cedar Falls J
Osage
Iowa Falls
East High
Dr P Tabor Is 94 Years Old In Independence
Independence Missouri November 17 Dr Z Tabor Independence oldest citizen yesterday celebrated the 94th anniversary of his birth. No special observance marked the day beyond greetings from friends and a family dinner at his son B W Tabor home. He retains mental faculties and has resided in Independence since 1886. He formerly practiced medicine and was long active in the drug business with his son.
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Independence
Z. Tabor
B. W. Tabor
Mr. Tabor
Interesting Doings at Teachers College Chapels and Lectures
Yesterday morning the Teachers College student body enjoyed chapel hour with special music and Prag Wright speaking on Industrial Education in Our Public Schools. This morning Prof. Fullerton demonstrated Violin selections as Campanari Concert Company performs tonight opening the winter lecture course. A large crowd so far and Friday evening Prof. Shamaugh will lecture on The History of the West and the Pioneers, followed by a faculty reception for the senior class.
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Teachers’ College
Prag. Wright
Fullerton
Campanari
Benjamin FP. Shambaugh
the State University
Eliss
Socialist Mrs Berger Sees Half of Wages for Wife
In St Louis on November 16 Mrs Meta Berger wife of Victor L Berger of Milwaukee the noted socialist is not a delegate to the American Federation convention but attends public meetings where her husband speaks She predicts the rise of a housewives union and advocates a minimum share of household earnings for the wife claiming half of a husband s wages belong to the wife A convention resolution and committee reports were read only one session held Keokuk delegate Kemp barred as anti nation group support sustained by credentials committee
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St. Louis
Meta Berger
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
American Federation
Music Pupils to Have Recital at St Marys Auditorium
On Friday evening the pupils of St Marys Conservatory will present a recital in St Marys auditorium. The program includes Song Class alice by Ascher Merle Danner, Fete Champanoise Libierre Marie Bartlett, Pastoral Italian from Rosalinda sung by Miss R I Taylor, Farewell to the Alps Bohni Grace Hardy, German Triumph March Kunkel Pauline Reichsen, Two Roses Wiegand Gretchen Welty, Lawrence Kascht, Brilliante Polonaise Holst Alice OConnor, Just A Wearyin for You vocal by Miss R I Taylor, Woodland Home Mazurka Kassner Katherine Murphy, Melody in F Rubenstein Merle Danner, Reverie Gretchen Welty, Dont You Mind the Sorrows vocal Miss Gr Taylor, Good Evening WBasseler flora Koebele.
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St. Mary’s Conservatory
St. Mary's
Kunkel
Pauline Reichsen
Wiegand
Gretchen Welty
Lawrence Kascht
Miss Gr. Taylor
Wbasseler
Flora Koebele
Waterloo and Waverly Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
In Waverly on November 17 the past week saw licenses issued to J. B. Connard of Waterloo and Irene Stacy of Janesville. Herman Streeter of Cedar Falls and Ethel Phelps of Shell Rock. Bert Morrow of Waterloo and Nellie Vaughn of Cedar Falls. Robert Vaughn of Cedar Falls and Tillie Parrott of Waterloo. Wm. Wente of Sumner and Anna Dietrich of Dubuque. Harold Miller of Waverly and Lillian Ackmann of Waverly.
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Waverly
J. B. Connard
Waterloo
Irene Stacy
Janesville
Herman Streeter
Cedar Falls
Ethel Phelps
Shell Rock
Bert Morrow
Nellie Vaughn
Robert Vaughn
Tillie Parrott
Wm. Wente
Sumner
Anna Dietrich
Dubuque
Harold Miller
Lillian Ackmann
National Druggists Elect New Leaders in Dallas
National association of wholesale druggists convened in Dallas Texas electing Wy Jay Schieffelin of New York as president and A J Tapping of Peoria Illinois as vice president with other officers named, the meeting reported today.
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National Druggists Elect
Dallas
Texas
National Association of Wholesale Druggists Today
Jay Schieffelin
New York
A. J. Tapping
Peoria, Jil
Preston Gibson in Critical Illness in Washington
Washington November 17 Preston Gibson millionaire playwright and society leader is critically ill at his home. Gibson traveled from New York on a special train to receive needed care as the demands of writing and social duties weighed heavily on him. Elks Hall hosts a week long event with an Electrical Push Dial, large booths, festive meals, a Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner, grand ball each night and services by St. Marys Parish. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of beloved father.
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Washington
Preston Gibson
Gibson
New York
Kirmesse
Elks’ Hall
Elks' Hall
St. Mary’s Parish
Backache Signals Kidney Disease Say Dr Derby Pill Ad
An ad touts Dr Derby's Kidney Pills as a proven treatment for kidney disease and related ailments. It claims 50 tested trials, nationwide distribution by a Michigan firm, and a money back guarantee with 60 pills costing 25 cents. Senator Stevenson cited its efficacy in Olympia. Public urged to request a free sample from Derby Medicine Co. Baton Rapids, Michigan.
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Michigan
Bright
Derby
Dr. Derby
Senator Stevenson
Annie Ton
Olympia
Derby Medicine Co
Baton Rapids
Mich
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An ad touts Papes Diapepsin as a cure for heartburn gas and indigestion claiming it ends stomach misery. A single dose digests all food leaving no fermentation and enables eating anything with comfort within minutes. A 60 cent case is available from druggists with relief promised in five minutes for indigestion.
Dr Ben Everall Office Hours Ad
Dr Ben C Everall Marsh Place Building room 406 407 lists office hours from 9 30 to 12 80 noon, 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm.
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C. R. Hoxie
Black Hawk Bank
Consolidated Iowa
Ben. C. Everall
Marsh-Place
E. T. Jaynes
Suita
Black Hawk National Bank
Consolidated Phone Ia
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