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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
The Evening Chit-Chat

81 PATRIcIA VAN PATraN

Of ihese must make the trip from lee
box % dining table and back again
ilve on SIX times before she Is ready
tc throw them away.
There. sac says with q sigh 81
relief as Al last she c0nsIgns tho ptld.
ding now grown m1lds 10 oblivion
cnl the rlggies There. knew we'd
never eat that pudding end now thai
IT'S been In the ice box most 4 week.
It cant BE- wrong To throw Il away
Some ily, when I know Mrs Nevls
we'd better then 30 now n0me das
when her aewly acquired housewife
dignity ahs groWn little less sensl
tive, ain going 70 inquire why tnal
pudding and kindred messea coulj
not haze been ihrswn away The hrsl
day they became unentable
am eeing to suggest thai her iel
box would have been sweeter her en-
ergy would have been saved aud hei
purse would have been no less tull 4
she had gotten rid Of them Al once
instead of EoiIng them lahufIouslg
frsm rantry 10 table and fable L
pantry some half dozen dimes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30


washington, March eO.--nld FRESH
dent TAFT blondar h appointing d bank.
cr secretary Of The nayyg Has he
iaileG lp iaae lesson from the horrl-
bic example Of .he preceding admin
isiraiion
OF he last SIX secre,d,ies % che
rnyy nye have BEEN bankers and lnw'
yers. rnder their administrations mil
lions 81 dollars of public money have
I baer iasged The extrayagance Of the
heads Of our navy has been 80 colos'
sal as to attract the attention Of prac.
tically the entire outside world. Eu.
ropean military journals have repeat
cdly pointed out that much Of the mon.
ey appropriated for the navy is used
\ 10 build political organizations Instead
'lrf baltloshlps
4 Critics Of tlia system and business
methods ol our navy. IN lac United
States KS well as abroad, have prae.
lically agreed thar tho ciuse Of much
Nastefulness has been that the man
aI the head o. the department has
been lawyer or banker wlth0u The
lcasl Knowledge Of naval matters.
\ Prominent naval men hoped President
4 TAFT would moi nnd the same nltiah
his predecessor dil but that he would
appoint q man With az least an aver.
! 40 knowledge OF naval construction 20
take charge 81 our billion dollar navy.
1t Is nolglod ont there are a number
! 81 good men IN the country that are
/ familiar with the navy ana that ae
onuld hqvo selected from without en-.
4 lcllng lhe ranks Of bankers and law.
\ ycrs Although many prominent n1sal
4 officers have Indicated lheir disgust
lai Mr. Tagt's action III appointing an
other civilian 20 run the navy they
1 hesitate 10 speak publicly on the Sit
uNlen sg q is not profitable Tor q
naval officer 10 incur thc dspleesuse d
lllc chlcf executive.
Farmef Postmaster General Meyer
lhe noa seerelary Of inc navy IS q
banker. go begin with he knows rrac.
| llcelly nothing about a baiilsshlp on
Inayil s,aiion. The siS men who pre-
ecnlrd h'm as head Of the navy en-
tered upon their dutiea ln f. similar
maslcamenU And they dld not re-
main 81 their position hardly long
enough "a get acquainted with tho de'
ugrtmont heads. According 10 Repro.
snatlke Dawson oi l0wa-a Ropub.
llcan enough money was ggsted ev.
/ ssy year 10 build q modern first class
bsltlcsAp, Dawson is a member o.
the committee on Naval Analrs, and
ccurcd BIS Information from tho ia'
s.ic.
The navy department spends $780,
o0e 900 annually Whnt becomes 81
! this vast SUM.
Only about twelve millions 80 10
lbulilng new ships. Only aboul four
/ millions. according TO senator Hale.
20 to enlarging The Cry docks aiid
eqaipptng the yards where ship re.
/ pairs dc matte. Il does not require
i2i millions for coal and ammunition
for The Ships. nor even for the aalarles
aua food of The men and officers.
Pay Inspector Mudd has just made a
lreoBFl to the secretary Of the navy
which shows whore ihe money goes.
a large sum goes 70 ylras that are al.
most useless with The exception at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

False eeunomy II nne d the faults
that women are peculiarly prone To-
Ana lhcfr are as many varieties u
ii rs there are types Of wnnlen.
/ Was visiting IA a home The other
day whore onu particular variety oi
lhlA ecm0n lhal apcsnt ecun0mlze
aouflshcs. Tbe Indy tf The house
Is dear little Mrs. NeWlywed. Her
husbands income Is small last now
and She Is very anxious to spend as
little as possible
she hRs been brought up r coln.
parallse luxury and EGrlre her good
Intentions bns can't heln being
AMUSED Il some Of lhe wasa n which
aha shows them The particular pro.
cedure which started me lnvuiehing
naainsl false eeonUuy Is Mrs Newly
weals habit pf newer throwing any
Ihns away untll 1t has appeafed upon
iae table Al least half dozen times.
I'm not particularly exlravagenl
hg nature. We dnlY make The stale
bread into buildings and convert the
chicken bones Into s0up IN me home
as IN nlus| American households q
the average txpc 1Fheh ] was little !
feaa nnd dulf lmhlhed The lsson q
lbe fairy tale about the Nlcked eIrl
Wao threw loaf ! bread Into the
mud to save her pretty shoes and waE
sucked down into the qnagmIfe and
drowned as punishment.
But must say that ! DO not see
Nhe there Is any Great saving effect
I'D hv keeping some nnatsFactiFe acfal
nl food three uF -four aaka instead 81
lhE wing II ansy lAs minute fon real
In II viii not b. eaten
AIRS. xewlyWeA knows IS vel as
le thar neither shs nor aer hllspaHa
eaI over eat lEe dish uf burned hak
81 sAsns lhe VIM sHlad - ~
sefap = s,nia pudding aaA zst faN|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

The Less-Expensive Basement Shop
Offers These Unparalleled
Bargains in Merchandise
STAPLES
Ioc Bleached Musln tomorrow .. a..y4....... SC
Towels tomorrow. los
ssc Towels tomorrow y.s....s...,, ts... fsc
icc Outing, tonOTrow. ..... (. ..,+..t.t...t s
Black and White Calico IS yds c ssiacaef t1c
S5o lotion blankets tomorrow ysc
rsc Blue Denim tomorrow. foc
Thread (Mcrrick Wilmantcl, tomorrow. SO
4Pound Cotton Bats worth Si2s tomorrow 7se
,ottonade the kind onio-ow. Iuc
gOTE
ie gge us rcslssd big shipment % over S0cooco and
about @ Of goes nio the Basement there win be bargains 10
the Basement we could not mcioa Is We had pages 70 do Il
China Tawsre Glassware end Wo9dcnwess 5 Goods and
COME. SEE THE DIG GRAB SALE
Meas liss worth s'so saoo end saso- vl X 'os QEr
iurerpw h the Bascncns az 1Jk
ftERE fs " SNAP
Abous 900 yards Of Cambria and Swiss embroidery and msc
lion all worth from Sc NJ g 20 yera o SALE hIhn
omorrow 81 tie basement 81. fI2b i
MEMS SHIRTS AT a GIRE-sNAE PRi~M
sg Dozen Mems Shirts. ali szes worth SOC and Use 0En
% sale Ioniorrow h the Basement Gl1
Meas "a lac Sox on sale at. .,,..s.,......... sc
Mems 35c Subscribers, on sale a. tsc
Mems IS Black and ian liose az ze
10 DOZEN CHlI.DRENS BLACK i,USE
Sizes 10 IT, Fast Alack were sor aud ssc sale e.
'omorrow b Basement peir w
One lot Of Flowers ior Spring Hats sale tomorrow
f. about ~ price.
REMNANTS.
0vcg suo Remnants et = of, Remnants oi e9efyilng
NOVELTIES
1000 Yards o. worth % aft 9g sala gro
row IN tile Basement Yards ,sgc
ladies Vests sale IN Basanen. lomoToW sc
Ladies asc Vests sale III Basement tomorrow sa f-2c
Ladies' soc Vests sale HI Basement tomorrow Sc oT SEao
$oo and $3.50 Corses sale ii Basement tonogcv sos
White Linen Wash Skirts worth S2oo tomorrow. DC
White Linen Wash Jackets worth 5000 'onorfow. 0dc
Wool Skirts for every day not sfi ~ uls et aurf
less than $500 and up SQoo on sale tomorrow $3.50
Bow and Mems Mexican Straw Hats tomorrow. icc
Bows Summer Underwear worth 2sc tomorrow toc
Bows and Ladies White Collars, tomorrow Sc
Mems Linen and Rubber Collars, IS knd oaoTsoN 81
Shetland Floss, Tie icc kind tomorrow ~
Ng!LI4IFST556jSCl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Fort smith, Ark., Mn-ch 30 Frank
K'roer, cxscoul plalnsman u The earl.
Er periods when .ae slolx sra
\ paChee oaned shc gFeat domain se'
|wcan Che ceargs ard Rockies aad
pho pllcied many train ol picnee's
|rom The Missouri io the sacranento
Elycr. died OF 4 b.0ken heer
As I Bsaipe Judge II thls ely he az
|cssed faes "a IA ealll os e2e00pe-
Hna ts'ial a0.009 ehgas. mail tac yeafe
ID occupied the police judges bench
|h this cily- aud that period was dur.
IDg the Ar0wth from border city Of
.0.1e ic the metropolis Of North.
|sert Arhansea, no one ever accused
PIN oi dishonesty; no charge af graft
|'Yer was placed against the integrity
|if probitV Of Freer,
Ffeer efat Jaw the light OF day IN
SaG and BY 1851 be was plalaamanl
lad Of that age be SLOWED the title
'i man, To an purpu as however he
4as man. aud Tea many 4 fight at
De heaa OF The scouts who bfaNelg
bind nobly placed their aWr lives n
Jeopardy ta protect The men and a0m.
En- they pledged safety across The inan
Nlld country
Back n the late sixties Frees was
|me Of the men who know the region
between the Canadian end Mexicaa
bordeta, and be made The coastal Jour
|iry across almost al Of the known cars
between the giant peaks.
He found the paaa above The Eln
|nock In Montana. and Il was The party
headed hs E'reer THAI discovered tue
nowergrowlne valley tn Western MON
ana, Christmas day. while he lower
lne peaks Of tho Bitter RooTt range
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30


The stnte bodies which has petltloaed
Congress- 10 abandon conslderalics u
an inheritance tax rhls tax ylelss an
annual revenue OF more than g5,000sO0O
Ia the Empire state.
Mlnnesota has elso sent IA sro,
test; Il sste OK tnGt Minnesota "
oae 0i ihe ss IS the H.atea O, the
Union ~hick now has ssadnstcd In.
herllence tax law which hiss been ats.
tRlncd b. the courts. after many re.
peated trials, and has produced 3 res.
cpuc 10 the state treasury since ats
enactment and up 60 August L 1904.
Of s3gS.SS2." and 'Elthoui imposing
any great 1ardahip upon these iAxeti
The resolution aiates Nihn scientific
tax associations OF the country are un.
anlmcns In taelr view that en- lnherl.
tence .ag q fanctioa rr0nesly IN.
posed by the state and tho state alcae
and odds ,hal "il rs The scnae of the
people OF shls state ,hnt iae Nalioaal
Congress- refraln from the taxaIi0a 81
nherltguccs ,or federal purposes" end
reserve this source 0s revenue Tor lae
exclusive use Of the several ststpe."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
DAILY FASHION TALKS
Bv NAY MANTON
4 aIMPlE NIehT aoWN.

a SIMPLE MIGHT GOWN
The simple MIKht gown suits tie l'1.
lie girls betSer than any other and
lnis one can be made either 1ith hign
of square neck ane can be utilized
for almost the entire range O. mater
lals adapted to garmenta of the sort'
aalnaoolS with trimmings o. narrow
lace grills IS the material illustrated
hut erosa.hawed musllns are utsnH
much aged Cor little g,sis' nigh. gowns
and are veay pretty, tae sllGhty neef'
ler cambrls and longcloth are admir-
nble. while sor the colder nights the
same model ls we'll adapted 10 hanne'
and asunelette end even II sumAef
time. Ii s. srlg lp the mountains a
ooniempIpteal 3 supply q such mdy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
Payne Tariff Bill
Colossal BIunder


IS Chairman Payne. the ways and
neaua committee comedies that IT'S
laflH bll viii not prodwue sufficient
revenue The committee aaa there.
fore, performed only part Of iis aoyk,
aad has left to the senate aad Pzesi'
dent 1sfl the task Of rafting revenue.
An estimate by The committee OF
revenues from the paVnc bill Shows
ga Increase ui only Sli00ue0e fiq'n
imports made up almost entirely RON
the iax on tel aud COCOA Some slight
Increase Of taxes upon luxurlesi @Dul
this Is asIset By estimated deercnges 70
sultlng irom reductions Of dniy'
As Il ~ eSclusiyely the business oi
the flonse 70 originate revenue neaH
urcs. the commlttee Is gdmlticd even
by Republican 40 bc IN bad lisat Dc
fore the country Tae ucnatc Is not
|uYcyse 70 taking shls work aWiy FROM
the house. The enecIal interests
which can Sc benee,lea BY larla legls.
lasiou ase giet te know that the Sen.
cite viii have 10 aomYlciclg yaiaolel
The ierl' bill
W,th che iAhofsisnce tax inspcaAlhle,
wi.h $40 Payne all sai;inA f1 raise
reyoaae sufficient % eere the aanuel
Iei0nae9Ut0 deficit lha adminlstFell0n
Is Worrying
presldp1t TGft IL beIas ds.Fpn from
pillar e post Is als eEofta sc and q
aelailnn ior the deficit problem From
the inheritance tax iaea he weat @
be income tax. bnt there 70 sorae
doubt whether Il would sland the test
ii the supreme court rhe nresl.
dents attention appears apw to be
turned 10 the Elggilon IF corporation
ldivldsnds
This tax. however. Il Is balng point.
ed ont. ipVaaea i Held oI revenue that
has nee1 pfe-empiei by most OF tile
staled The trend Of state taxing sys.
TENS during recent years has been TOW.
| ard .alslnf the hulk Of the state rev.
enues from corporations. leaving ID
smaller political units the revenues
from saNetinn On real nnd pens0nal
property HAuHa federal lax on cor
lrofail6h& iHls Hfgued. would be kabf
llonaI to3ltal already impozeu by Ihf
ststes alid open 20 the same obiec
ton of iouhlefaAallan ns N lrsed
against the inheritance INK.
pF lllA whole lhr INCOME TAX # be-
lleved % Be the one most important
j source Qi raising revenue G oheel tha
eklfaYaAunne Of The Roosevelt and Mc'
IdnleE administrations Although a
lev q i9e states aK iuc1mes lhIs lak
could " made 70 Yield q far larger
,IeFefHel 4 Is asserted than elihe the
I flnA*Flsanee fax ef the las 81 eofpoF
sl4n feVeHaos
The AfH lolA ItsIalaiNfs u one q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
Old Time Scout Dies
OF Broken Heart


rot hfty miles dlsiana, We're covered
with glaciers Of snow and Ice, the accn
1GlatioH oi centnriea.
vgeer ah3 twice wounded N akrm
ishes glib war parties t..kt Infested
the Vest once being Sc seyerelg
injured as 10 he forced oil duty fer
some years.
With TIE htIlUlng os the railroads..
sna the Influx Of settlers along the
Miaeapis shn Hlg Nafg, a Plalls ane
the building of Donee-. the business
o. scouting grew less profitable and
more oF less routine. and Treer Ike
the majority OF mankind. mpelled By
lctce 0f circumstances, became domes.
ilc in tastes, and finally went to Fort
smith.
~welye years ago when The aarvesl
az death IN the Indian rerltefy Nra
being enswerea by the longest and
largest lit of hangings the tinitea
Stales hsth knowledge IF Treer be-
came rover II local politics END was
elected olloe Judge.
9e yes reelected ana was G can
aidate .nr lbe position ai The recent
election. being dcfealoi
ID Is believed the sting Of defeat
land tAc strain forced upnn bis aged
body dupng his Cempaigl caused biz
deaih
In MS nassiag another Of tae land
mark which linked the past aul pres
ent uf be plains days IL removed
and toe spirit Of a bsave and generous
American started across plain iraY
rrsed caeh second, but rs yet across
which no man hath loft trail o.
marked alngle spear Of the valley
grasses which mas grow upon tHt
swafs IN the Waller Of the shaapw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
i ArctlIsoh sEnTENcEp.

Special to the Daily Leaders
lsI Reno. March 80 Dayld Aiehluun
was yesterday sentenced u The plnis
lenllnry fuf The term VI his natural
life ~ shot nael Anderson Ie death
at lhe Mustang farmhouse where ihef
mad austfeled Anderson icing hefuspa
pl lEEehtHhInk The iIfe q AlehIsoH
'fhe fWeHlyyear.old son q AtshlapH
was. 81 hIA fathers side when hH was
sfnlenceu Judge dllleit attorney foF
AlrhIs0n. SAYS he HlH ldke the case
to |He euHHlme court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

well BE- laclgdel In the uAfGtoce Hhe
gown n made simply With front and
bakes which are gathered aud jeinnd
TO the sgnure yoke, aud Hith mcaesi
atoly full sleeves.
FOR tnr sla year Size viii be required
, nc yards OF material "A or n. ? 81
verbs 81 Inches VIDE with ! i.2 yards
81 eagIna. * i3ay Manton pattern,
no s2ns nlzes 2 10 years, Vlll en
mailed N any adtress BY tho HasnlDf
Department 0f this paper on feeelfl
or ten cents. llf III haste aehn an
additional tW0 cent slamv gof letter
poslsae which ins0sea uoFe prompt
deiyefyl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Fortiiy now against the Grlp--.0r st
comes every season surel prevenglcs
--.the iilile Candy Cold Cure Tablets
offer m this respect q mos, certain
and dependable safeguard. Proven.
tics, ali the "saeeze stage win, On
well, also surely head or al common
cblds. Blu, prompiness, ls all.lmnorl'
ant Keep prevcniics N tho pocket
or purse, for Instant use. Box OF
AZ for 2sG. Sold by Wnlleaa'a Drug
Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

NAIl Thought Id lose nv lee. z
wkites i A. Swenson. WalertoQn.
Wis., Ten years d eczenal that i5
doctors could not cure, had AZ Iasss
laid NE up, Then hucklcn's Afuiea
salYe cured Il sound apd weiI." III
fallhle Tor skin Efupllons. Eczema,
sale Rheiml. buIla Fever Sores.
BURNS ssalas cuts Ind Plies zsc
d An pFugalals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

constipation aaunes headaeha. nan.
sea. 0lzzlness, lanauof heart palpllas
ton. Drastic physics gflpe aleken.
weaken the bowels and don't cure
Doahs Reeuleie acl gently aud cure
constipation Is cents ASK your
dfugnlEt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
WINS HER HEART
Food That Helps Baby and the Family
Pieases Mother.

Show a mother how to feed her baby
so that it viii be healthy, rosy and
plump and grow up strong and sturdy
and the mothers gratitude is ever
lasting.
a mother says. Five weeks ago
weaned baby but could not get her to
take any kind OF food until tried
Grape-Nuts which sac relished from
the first. and on it she has pumped
up and blossomed into fat, chubby
little girl
Il feed GrapeNuts to he rregularly
use three packages week for baby
and ny three-year-old boy alone, and
ind taat it regulates and keeps them
nourished. strong and in good health
all the time.
Since feeding my children or Grape
Nuts | have used absolutely no medi
cine for either of them. Such food as
this that does such wonders wins it:
way to mothers heart Please &C
cept our thanks for the good yonl
food has done in our family where NJ
all eat it"
Children will grow up strong ant
. healthy. or weak and puny according
/ to the food they get.
Grape-Nuts is a complete and perfec
food for adults and children, is mad
on scientific lines and this is easil
! proved by tr;al.
Ix,ok in tskgs. for a copy of the fan
Gus little book, The Road to Vel
VILE There's a Reason"
Ever read the above letter. A nea
one appears from time to time The
are genuine, true, and full Of huna
interest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
PERSONALS.

Miss Elizabeth Adams is spending
weeks vacation in Quincy
Mrs. Charles Beer returned last
evening after a months visit at Fred
erick, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Green Vermillion is visiting in
Oelwein. Iowa. with her daughter,
Mrs. R. A. Wescott.
Mrs. H. D. Mcdowell and mother
leave tomorrow afternoon for Denver,
Colo, where they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Kiedaisch. Jr..
and daughters left this morning for a
short visit in Luray with relatives.
Miss Mildred Mckee has returned
to her home in Quincy after a very
pleasant Keokuk visit
H. NJ. Hanson and daughter. OF Ia
Crosse, Wis. are visiting with Miss
Lii.ian Smith. No s2oh North Fifth
street.
The Misses Queen and Irene Mar
tin Of Denver, Colo. are visiting al
the home of VIM Horn. 326 So
Sixth
Mrs. Warren Fletcher of Mime
apolis. who has been the guest Of he
sister. Mrs E. G.. Kiser for the pas
| three weeks has returned home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
CITY NEWS.

Smoke Noel,erss SILVER Ash cigar.
smoke .seve<sng,s bob White SC
Chicken PIE Thursday. =. " c. A.
TAe Central illinois Gols Associ&-
ton nor IN session AZ Decatur, has de-
csdsi % meet next sear at Quincy.
Tie Diamond 10 line is going TO
erecs sarge asH warehouse 1t Rock
Island to take care OF the freight Al
sAss pace
The SoseIssrSon Removal Sale
is SIN AZ snserSss ns proposition.
The razs1a prscss are doing the
xosk
"A lovs1eat IS o. foot among
The OBJ members Of the Rabbit club
70 tor@ d permanent lodge known as
rAe Rxhszs csahs TO kave initiation OF
new members snd al the other things
connected with real lodge.
Tie steamer Black Hawk which
IS o. the vars ss Wahasha. Wis, win
BE rezdr for The Davenport Mnscasine-
Burlington trade BIZ the first OF Sep
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
PERSON AIS.

Mrs. Beryl Sturgeon is visiting her
sister Mrs Emma Wagner at Bona
parte.
Misses Eloise and Edna Hill,s de-
Parted this morning for Cedar Rapids
where they will make short visit be
fore returning to their home in
Omaac
Nauyoo Rustler:. Misses Katie and
Nellie and Sam Younker OF Keokuk
and Isaac Younker of Des Moines la.
spent last Wednesday In the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-21
CRY NEWS.
-Ewer's Grand Leader. best SC cses

Ewer's Grand Leader. best SC cigar
DR. Coshy. Dentist. over Y0unkers-
Quite large number from this
city attended the band concert given
last evening IN Rslstpn park al, War
saw by the band OF thSt place The
intarG-han IS quite popular for even
ing car rides ard many persons txkel
toe troIEsy 10 WARSAW and the glenn
each evening, many returning Ay boat
eajoysnE beth the river ard car ride
Fred Schneider wsS arrested izss
evening On the lsvee and taken 70
the station IN the lasI Essc1 BY
5ailor Scraeid. 1t $40
The case II the Superior court
TIE CITY OF Keokak versus n u Ca
lii EEa GENE W for trial On SasnTs
Gzv morning At II O'clock.
IL MoAsHned Al. the man from
F71sa- who MS recently located n
Kscsuk saG appeared rs . speaker ol
several occasions. IS making navsa
ra-- his headquarters AZ the present
sne
There VIII be preaching services
tnz0zrvw. Thursday evening. at Rails
soa park Warsaw, III. by The Home
Mzsssoz OF Ke0kHk. Iowa everybody
Fezco1e Come and enjoy the eYen-
/ ing wsta Us we especially invite the
oh saints Of Warsaw 70 come right
n With Us am take part in the work
Aug- II vii likely be the date for
ne big 81 GO purse race which is to
hs held AZ Burlington. that being a
date which vill least conflict with
z1y other event which is to be pulled
o. Friday the thirteenth was spok-
sa of but there are many supersti-
sious ones in ire Burlington launch
club and the twelfth will likely be the
date for the big event. which will be
gala day for the up river city.
is some one experimenting with
an zirship in Hancock county? For
ire nights at about IL o'clock, a
bright light is said to have appeared
IN the eastern sky. it being reported
that one Keokuk man has watched the
strange light each evening and has
been unable so far to find any explana-
ton for it 1t is not star for the
light darts up and down and is always
seen in the same locality.
A Mexican laborer on the Santa Fe
railroad was run over by train yes.
terday while at work on a section IN
Missouri Snd was tsSzen to the EN-.
ployees hospital at FIT Madison He
died this morning Coroner Korschgeu
was summoned this morning to FIT
| Madison by the death OF the man and
viii leave tomorrow morning to hold
tie inquest.
AT a meeting last evening the OF
ffc-rs for the coming rear of the S
s. league were elected. Those elected
to office were the following mem
bars. Clarence Weisrnann. president
! H Borden. rice president; C. E
Moore. secretarytreasurer: C. E. AL
ing. John Rogers and Cephas Harri
son. directors All their bushes
{ vas disposed OF by the members 0
tbs league II pleasing manner. /
was decided 70 hereafter, beginnin
with tenoToF evenings gam
! charge an admission fee OF tan cent
i to an who wish To see the games q
the s. S. league which are now bein
played off This EcneT VIII go I
finance the league and par for -
balls and meet the Other expenses {
the teams Good csowds have bee
witnessing the games and II Is hope