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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-28
COMMENCEMENT
AT ST. PETERS
Exercises For Honor Graduate Held
This Afternoon and Many Peo-
pie Enjoyed Excellent
Program.
SUCCESSFUL YEAR
Years Successful Work Brought to a
Close Although Graduating
Class Was Very Small
One.

Commencement this afternoon at st.
Peters Auditorium for the one honor
graduate William Smith brought to q
close one OF the most successful terms
of st. Peters High school. The work
during the past year has been a mark
ed success and the standard of the
school las been increased measurably.
The large auditorium was packed
with the many invited relatives and
friends of the graduates and High
school pupils and they were we'll
pleased with the excellent program
rendered.
The third scene from act Of "Corri-
olenus" was presented in finished
manner by the high school pupils and
all the parts were taken in a superb
manner. The musical numbers were
very good also and consisted of reci-
tations and instrumental numbers.
The address Of the afternoon was
given by ut. Rev. John P. Carroll, Of
Melena. Mont, who spoke in very
encouraging manner to the students
present along an educational line and
dropped many a good suggestion which
might well be taken up by the gradu-
ate and others.
Program.
Professional (selected) Miss Julia
Connolly.
Chorus, "The Song Of the Spring"
(veazie) High School Choral Glass.
Duo, Eolienne Harpe" (Smith)
1st Piano Loretto Weldon; End Piano
Marie Moeller.
Recitation, THE Christian Ideal"
Classic Gordon
Chorus, Anchored" (Watson-P aul)
-hHigh School Choral Glass
9s,Iustspiel Overture (Keler Bela)
Ast Plano Marie Moeller, Ruth Mil
le9t End Pial Mary Sansone, Helen
FiSigan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-28
A DEAD MAN WHO
CAME TO LIFE
John Bentrup Who Was Reported to
Have Been Drowned Last
Week.

One of the few cases of the dead
coming to life again. has just come to
ligbt at Quincy. where man who was
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-28
EIks Defeated New Team by Score Of
9 to 5-HamiIl's Lose to the
High School and Huis.
Ramps.
Commercial LEAGUE STANDING.

In the Commercial league Saturday
the High School team defeated Ham
Ills and lost to Irwin-Phillsp, st.
Peters lost to Elks and Huiskamps
won from Hamills. The scores:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06

Mr. c. O. carp aud family have ar
rived In the city and are occupying
the HCarnc cottage near the skating
rink Mr. carp Is section foreman for
the n. a r. G.. relieving Mr. Griffin.
Mr. VIM Pope of Keith, Grimes
county a farmer who always brings
something 20 town to sell, was In the
city Tuesday and made money both
ways buying and sellng-in Bryan
Liberal rev, rd--Lost, two Ave dol.
lar bills, between Exchange Hotel and
p stoillce on Tuesday afternoon, ne.
ward Tor return 10 me. 4 l., Mon.
drick. VI. -. 90
Wanted TO buy pair OF mules 6
or years old. well broke and per.
fcctly matched. Don't show your
stock unless perfectly sound. q, $.
Parker. 30
Mr. John Thomas, of Cross, Grimes
county came In Tuesday morning
with his wagon and team and hauled
out nice bill of bargains which
Bryans progressive dealers are ad.
vertising.
II you desire style, comfort and du.
rability get n pair of our new Drew.
Selby low cut shoes, We are show.
ing the advanced styles for spring.25
Wilson a Derden.
Mrs. w A. Gustavus and son DR..
w. A. G0stavus, Jr,, and wife have
returned to their home In Ballinger
after holiday visit 10 MIR. and Mrs,
w. H. Cole,
Miss Ouida Norton, the guest for
the holidays of Miss Francis Chance,
returned to her home In Austin yes.
tcrday
Mr. j. w Wright Of Caldwell coun.
~ arrived at l.3S o'clock yesterday
afternoon and drove out TO Cotton.
wood later whore he will address
the Farmers Union meeting today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gilbert of Rock
Prairie were visitors TO the city Tues.
day
Mrs, G, +. pauls and daughter Miss
Fredonia returned TO Calvert yester.
day after a visit to Mrs. pauls' son
formerly of that city,
President w l.. Edge of the Brazos
County Farmers Union was In the
city from his homo ut Harris school
house Tuesday and attended the
speaking at the courthouse
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
RAILROAD TIME CARD.


=
Mr.. h. A. Harrison Is in Houston.
Miss Eta Goodson is visiting in
Houston.
Z Mr. VIII Riley of Reliance was In
the city Tuesday.
Mr. j. J. Parker OF Tabor was I'm
the city Tuesday.
Mr. Tom Sutton OF BenChley was In
the city yesterday.
Bee Eddie Holland with his funny
Jokes at the Cozy. q
Miss Mary Mclnnis IS visiting
friends at Benchley.
Mr. Hearne of Kurten was q visitor
TO the city Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Mike have re
turned from Houston.
Mr.. 7. b. Martin was a visitor from
Steep Hollow Tuesday.
Mrs. S. S. kennedy has returned
from a trip to Dallas.
Mr.. Adolf Sebesta of Rock Prairie
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Minus Estes of Kurten transact.
cd business here Tuesday
Mr.. J. II. White was a business
visitor to the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. s. c. Williams have
returned from a trip to Millican.
Mr.. VIM. leyek of Rock Prairie
transacted business here Tuesday.
Mr. T. p. Hall was in the city Tues
day fYm his home at Steep Hollow.
Mr. Ills Reynolds of Harris school
lcomI lily was in the city yesterday
L~Sdf j. J. Conway OF Thompson
creek was visitor TO the city Tues.
day
Miss frankie Armstrong OF Hearne
spent Tuesday with friends in this
city.
Mr. Dave Wolf has returned TO Gal
weston after visit TO relatives in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Edge have
returned from visit TO relatives at
Morgan.
Mr. S. F. Harlan. residing eight
miles from town. was in the city
Tuesday.
The Farmers Union meeting at
Cottonwood occurs at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Eddie Holland, the black faced
comedian will be AT the Cozy all
this week. %
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Smith have re-
turned from visit to relatives in
Cameron.
Mr. T. b. Martin of Steep Hollow
was a purchaser In the Bryan mar:
ket Tuesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06

Mr.. George p. Edge OF the Harris
school community was a visitor TO the
city Tuesday
Mrs. J. -. Irons and son. Mr. James
llanway OF Tyler are guests Of Mrs
! Tyler Haswell
Mr.. ID. ~. Darby of Nayasota passed
through the city yesterda On route
to north Texas
Mr.. Louis Locke has returned 10
/ Galveston To resume his studies NJ the
Medical college.
Mr.. j. ID. Goen of Harvey was i'm
town yesterday and while here paid
The Eagle a pleasant cab.
Mrs +. r Erwin returned 10 Hemp.
stead yesterday after visit 10 Mrs
b. h. Reed of this city
Mr. Henry Locke of Harris school
. house was I'm the city Tuesday 10 At.
tend the meeting at the court house.
Mr. T. NJ Nichols was IN the city
from Cottonwood Tuesday and trans.
acted business with Bryans dealers
Mr. and Mrs c. W. Gilbert from
Harvey We're IN the city Tuesday
and made The Eagle a pleasant call
Little Miss Caro- Packard returned
to Houston yesterday after visit to
her aunt, Mrs. T. * Lawrence Of this
city.
Misses Allinc Robdc and Nellie Cole
returned yesterday from "a protracted
visit 10 relatives and friends In Gle.
burnc
Mr. j. = GilpIn Of Harris school
community was I'm the city Tuesday
TO attend the meeting at the county
court house
Mr. Wiley Vance of Cross. Grimes
county, was In the city Tuesday buy.
ing goods from BryaL progressive
merchants.
Mrs. Gus Street. Jr, returned to
hDr home in Houston yesterday after
a visit TO her mother and other rcla.
tives in this city
Mr.. Van Seay of Cross, Grimes
county. was in the city Tuesday morn.
Ing and did business with Bryan's up.
to-dato merchants
Mr. J. /. Thomas of Cross Grimes
county. lecturer of the Farmers un.
ion of Grimes county was a business
visitor to Bryan Tuesday
Mr. VIM. Kirlicks. commercial agent
of the II. 4 T C., headquarters at
WI NiNhhht nl''hA I h'oNhA III NV wy
In the interest of the road
Mrs. II. II. Holt who has been spend.
ing the holidays with her brother.
Postmaster j. Allen Myers returned
to her home in Waco yesterday,
MIRA Willis Reynolds arrived from
Birmingham last night Mrs. Rey.
nolds spent the Christmas holidays
with her parents in Alabama
AIRS. Lamar Bethea and little Mas.
ter William Cade Bethea arrived from
a Christmas visit to Mr. Belhea's par.
ents at Livingston. Polk county yes.
terday.
Wilson & Derden are rhowing beau.
tiful strap pumps, oxfords and Newport
ties. priced at $3.50 to Si.00 per pair
20 Wilson a Dcrden.
The Home Mission Society of the
Methodist church win give tea with
Mrs. Luther Taylor at the residence
of Mrs. John McCorQuodale Thursday
afternoon from TO 6. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06

There are forty.siX manufacturers of
sewing machines In America.
How many can you name? How
many did YOU ever hear Of? One name
comes TO the mind OF every woman
mmedlately-The Singer-and there
Is very good reason,
The Singer company makes and
sells as many machines In each yaar as
all the other forty.iive combined.
Phone 1906, T. A. Satterwhite, sales
man and collector. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06

Little Wilmer Mccullough, age ..
son OF County Tax Assessor and
Mrs. John Mccullough, was painfully
burned while playing with little lad
of about the same age nj the home
OF nelghbor Mrs Lee late yester.
day afternoon by some means the
ohild's dress caught fire and when
eXtnguished by Mrs Lee had burned
the little chap on the back from the
waist line to the edge of the hair.
DR. =. NJ Raysor was called In and
gave medical attention TO the little
sufferer whom he hopes will speedily
recover, though the child Is quite
burned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06

The derailng OF three freight cars
at Alyord siding Tuesday afternoon
twenty-five miles north of Houston
caused n delay of two hours In the
arrival OF the southbound passenger
train at Houston The main line
track was rather badly torn up. for
a space, $50 ties being broken
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06
Cakes and Candy.

! have nice line of fresh home
made Fruit cakes and nice fancy
cakes and caa ly.
Mrs. Otto Eoehme. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06

Mr. George lllggs has accepted the
Pacific Express agency Of this place,
and takes this method OF informing
his friends that he will hereafter be-
found at the l. a G. A. depot at all
times whore he win be prepared to
pay the highest market price for
chickens. turkeys, eggs, and In fact
Is strictly in the market AZ strong as
ever. Under the new Arrangement
he feels that he can give even better
service and open up broader demand
tor Brazos county products, and re-
quests all who have anything TO sell
TO cal TO see him. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06

Found--A gold bracelet on the side
walk of Mrs. Matte Webb's residence.
Owner can get same by calling al this
Office and paying for this notice
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1909-01-06

NJ James Cloud Of Reliance. was
In The city Tuesday and hauled out
two wagon loads Of fertilizer 10 be
used on his farm near town.
Smyrna times., 1909-02-03
FOR SALE.

nj 40 close an estate-A Substantial BRICK
yI,WELLING. the residence of the late
Moses Price, located corner Main and Fra
~ier streets, Smyrna, Del.
Apply to
L. NJ. PRICE.
w. f. WATERS,
Administrators.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
.REDNEA nASQUE BALL
 WAS GRAND SUCCESS

Natives of every cline, prehistoric beings and beings that really never had any existence at all save in the imaginations of the little folks and the cosumer. forgathered at the Old Opera House Wednesday night for the grand masquerade given by the Red men.
 The aggregation could be sized up something like this: One baud Of Irl- dians, about twenty in number; one galaxy of clowns, corporaIs guard Of soldiers. ranging from buff and blue Contineutals down to Colorado Nation al Guards; plumed cavaliers of the fourteenth century rubbed elbows with regular Irish "micks," while Eskimo girls waltzed with Chinamen and ter rible Turks.
 The Review Girl' was also among those, present, in ths pcrsCa of Mrs. W. A. Wolf, who vn.e dress made of copies of the Review, while the cap was so constructed as to show "Bisbee Daily Review as 1t appears every morning at the top of the front page.
 Incidentally, the whole affair was a masquerade ball given by Cochise Tribe No. ', I. o. R. NJ. About one hundred couples attended. Those en masque had their pictures taken just before the order to unmask was given.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
WARREN NEWS

w B. Gohring, the well known su. perintendent of mines of the c. & A. is the proud father of ten pound girl. which arrived at the Warren home yesterday.
 Tony DeMuth has moved to War ren from Douglas and vii be ready to begin the baxery business as socn as his new building is completed. This building is being made of dob ies and is a model Of its kind.
 Mrs. Samuel Hill, who has been very sick. is somewhat improved to- day.
 Herman Retner has placed a new fence around his property on Black Knob View.
 About twenty new families have moved to Warren since school opened, and as result the enroll ment has increased greatly until it is probable that two new teachers will be required next year.
 The new cement blocks turned out by the special patent process for the Cole-Ryan building are beauties and insure one of the finest buildings in the southwest The machine can turn out enough blocks in a weea or so for the entire building, but in the future there will be many other buildings for which blocks will b. made.
 W. Ii. Holden is building a rein forced concrete house on Black KnoD View.
 Mrs. \. c. Bledsoe enterra1ned al bridge at the Country club yester. day afternoon. 1 The football association, which con sists of four teams, will shortly de eide on what days to use the Warren park. It is proposed to play all win ter.
 Miss M. L. Peary, who has been il at the Copper Queen hospital, is re ported as improving.
 Col. L. W. Powell is epected. tl return to Warren the first of next week.
 The cream of the golf players oI the district have been trying cut due ing the last few days for place or the team that will oppose. humiliate step on and otherwise treat with cor tumely, the Douglas team at Douglas next Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
TRIBUTE PAID ID ABLE MAN BY
 TOMBSTOHERS
Retirement of Hon. E. B, Gage From the Management of the Tombstone Construction Co. Recalls Sterling Char acter
(Tombstone Prospector.)

The retirement of Hon. E. E. Gage from the management of the 'rom5- stone Consolidated Mines coinpany. resulting from i'll health, is a sonrce of abiding regret to the people of Tombstone, who for years have look ed with admiration and regard on his successful efforts under multitude ol difficulties to rehabilitate the grand old camp.
 With a boldaess commensurate wiih his ability as a Napoleon of iaoa n enterprise, he unhesitatingly faced the numerous and serious problems con. nected with the mighty work of rosur- recting the extraordinary resources of the Tombstone district with which he has been so long conspicuously iden- tifed. He reasoned out the plan to re-establish the camp, which so far from being exhausted, showed i'm provement with every foot of depth obtained.
 In this relation he and his able as sistants found it necessary to unwater many propositions in which they had no material interest. Unselfshly, de- votedly. persistently, unfiinchlngly and with faith born of sound judge ment aad an iron determination, at tremendous expense, it is profoundly regretable that circumstances com. pelled his retirement, just as that en- terprise began to bear fruit.
 Personally splendid. naturally a so- cial nobleman, nancialIy past master in every capacity a model, E. D. Gage will be missed in our midst. His ua- faltering trust in the merit of Tomb stone district was a matter of deep concern and life interest, proving not only a powerful factor but the inspir- ation and hope upon which was found ed the big mining system which he so faithfully served as chief execu- tive officer.
 Grown gray in the service, more for the people than for himself as event ualities have demonstrated, with tired hand and feeble steps, the result of 8 life long application which have added immeasurably to the aggregate wealth of the territory in general and Tomb, stone in particular, E. B. Gage has indeed won the greatest measure oi regard at the hands of the people oi Arizona.
 The people of Tombstone desire through the medium of the Prospector to pay him the highest tribute at theii command, and hope that he will ever remember dear old Tombstone and keep a cosy corner" in his noble heart for her.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
LOWELL SALOON MANIS
 INDICTEDFORGA AILING

Frank Schmidt, proprietor of the White House saloon at Lowell. WAS arrested yesterday morning by Under sheriff Hopkins, of Tombstone. on g charge of maintaining gambling house and conducting a card game played for money.
 The arrest was made at the saloon In Lowen and came about. as the. re- suit of four indictments returned by the grand jury at Tombstone Tues. day against Schmidt The indict- nents came as the result of two raids made on room in the rear of the White House saloon, where it is alleged poker was being played. One of the raids was made by Constable Bailey and the other by Deputy Sher- if Norton.
 Schmidt hustled after his arrest and secured s1.0OO bonds, the amount required by the court, L. 4. Brown and Charles Jones being his bonds. men. It was a noticeable fact that Under-sheriff Hopkins kept close tc him on the way to Tombstone yes terday. E. G. Strickler, his attorney accompanied him and they will prob ably go before the grand jury today
 The indictments against Schmid are the result Of a spectacular mid
 ight raid by Constable Bailey severa months ago; the other raid beinl aade several Sundays ago by Deput! Sheriff Norton, who. taking adyant age of a new bartender who was no next to the signal system between the saloon and the back room, walk ing through and catching seven mel playing poker, some of them said tt be prominent citizens They all wen before the grand jury two weeks agt doing in the room and will probabl. and explained just what they wer, now be called upon to testify in the trial of Schmidt.
 The four indictments leave hardI. loophole through which Schmid can evade the penalty. Before tn, first raid, Constable Bailey was in 1 formed of what was going on but wa only waiting a favorable moment t spring a coup and catch them all red ,,anded which he Hid. Schmidt hat
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
'SLAvONIAN ARRESTED
 FOR GRAND LARCENY

After an automobile chase to Court land, Constable Denny Twomey re- turned to Bisbee last night with George ovich, formerly of South Bis ice. who is wanted on a charge Of grand larceny preferred by Rado vo- joyich.
 The latter alleges that some time ago ovich, who rooned at the same lodging house with him, entered his room while he was asleep and ab- stracted s75 from his clothes. A few days ago he left town and when Con- stable Twomey served the warrant he was working as shift boss at one of the Courtland shafts. He was brought before Justic Brr- dick and pleaded not guilty. His hearing is set for Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. He was released under bond furnished by sam Milelovich and , s. J. Medigovich
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
JAMES SAID TOBE IN THE STATE
 IF SONORA

Word was received by the Review yesterday as to the probable where abouts of J. R. James, former man ager of the Courtland telephone ex- change, who left COurtland last Thursday after Kidnapping his little son. He Is now in sonora, according to the statement of c. G. Barr, ad- vance agent for theatrical com pany. who was here yesterday.
 q saw this man James over at Fairbank shortly after he had come in there with his child. My attel- ton and that of other people was called to him on account of his sus- picious actions. He seemed to visa to avoid being seen by anyone. In his arms he had his little boy wrapped around with so many coverings that it seemed as if the child would almost smother.
 "He boarded the train for Nogeles, and all during the trip seemed to be very nervous. No sooner had the train reached Nogales than he jump ed off it and hurried to the Mexican side. I suppose he is new somewhere in Sonora and could be captured il there is any charge against him.
 So far as can be ascertained this Is the only news of the propabie whereabouts of James that has been received. Nothing definite can b. learned as to the alleged shortage Tn his accounts with the Ccurtland teie' phone exchange. except that it Is ra' ported that his accounts are very much involved and will require tim and patience to see how they stand.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19

Fresh salmon and catfish at Toy rea's.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
CAMERON BILL PAVES WAY FOR
 COLONIzIhG
Arizona Democrat.)


 The Democrat aud its editors have been ridicuied by republican news papers for criticising Ralph Cameron over his efforts to eliminate the edu- cational qualification, and the Ari- zona Gazette in its news columns ex- hibits such gross ignorance of the real facts that the Democrat feels called upon to give the public the actual stand taken by Cameron.
 First-The legislature of Arizona passed bill at its last session re- quiring that all voters must be able to read and write the English Ian guage. i9s Seeond-Ralph Cameron introduced a bill in congress providing for state hood for Arizona. This bill, if passed by congress would repeal the eduea- tional qualification law and would ds clare voters "ail male citizens of t.'e United States of the age of q years who have resided in the territory six months and who shall not be an idiot on insane person, or who shaH not have been convicted of a felony Under this enabling act ali names on the great register in 1908 ard all now names registered shall cohstitute the great register
 The rascality of this bill is ratent on its face. It not only opens the gap for the illiterate, ignorant and purehasable vote of o,hsr states to be colonized in Arizona, but l: ests5, hshes false great register ia olcer to vote them when they are colon izeG.
 For instance, during tle prohihi- ton election of 1907, t is said, the Royal Arch falsely registered 750 voters in Phoe4ix and these voters were carried over to the 1908 great register with large number Of other registered voters who had left the county. In fact. the great register O. Maricopa county in 1908 showed 7500 voters and only 45O0 votes were cast, thus making showing of 309l voters that are stuffed upon the register,
 The board of supervisors of thi' county know this, and at the frs opportunity will purify the great reg ister; Ralph Cameron knows it. anC wants to keep the register stuffed fn political purposes.
 In other words, despite all the tall the republican newspapers make they are bound to admit that Ralpl Cameron, in a coldblooded, intriguing way, has laid a plot to corrupt Ari zoaa. and the people may well fee angry at the vicious way in which h is misrepresenting them.
 If majority of the citizens of Ar zona are republicans and can carr the new state in ar honest electior the Democrat has no kick coming but it feels sure that the honest, uE right Christian men of the Hepubl can party do not approve the plots an schemes to set aside local laws an buy up the state. Not only does Ra,p Cameron want to buy Lp tGe state but in order to do it he throws opel the gate for all kinds of eIectio skullduggery, and when the peopl want a vote on prohibitiod, or an other important question, they wi lind themselves handicapped by a election that can be turned agains them by the purchase of iliiterate an vicious votes
 When you pull aside the curtai and take look at Ralph Cameron he appears to be the most viciou man that Arizona could send to coi gress.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
MARRIED IN TOMBSTONE.

Miss Cowen, formerly a teacher in Bisbee and J. H. Tressler, a well known machinist in the employ oi the Copper Queen company, were united in marriage yesterday at Tombstone, leaving immediately for the coast to spend a honeymoon ot several weeks. They will reside ,n Bisbee upon their return.