The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-30
CITY NEWS.

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Or. Colby, Dentist. over younker's.
Regal $500 shoes at $3.50 at Bode-
I-arson's removal sale.
It is the duty OF every citizen to
vote tomorrow on the commission
plan. ss
Summer festival at ST. francis
De Sales hall Thurs. eve. Musical pro-
gram. refreshments. Tickets. is cts.
Fourth ward voters should not
neglect casting their votes for II. 7.
Henderson for alderman tomorrow.
The triangular csdets OF the city
are making an effort to raise money
for uniforms and tomorrow evening
will give q lawn social at the Pond
residence. 7l5 Grand avenue.
Today the Young Peoples Union
Of the German Evangelical church are
holding convention at 1T. Madison.
Mrs. Chris wirtr. Miss Meta Hummer
and Miss Marie Kiedaisch are IN at
tendance from this city.
The young people OF the Holiness
Home Mission. 205 Main street, held
their meeting last evening. They had
a fine meeting and had three CONVEX
sions. They will hold their next meet
ing Sunday at o'clock sharp.
The commission plan election will
be held tomorrow. Every citizen
should express himself at the polls.
An extra session Of the Illinois
legislature win likely be called for
this fall to again take up the matter
of primary election law. The
primary election law passed By the
special session last yesr has been de-
clared unconstitutional by the Illinois
supreme court 1t was the third State
primary law to be declared invalid By
the Illinois court.
; Men who know the value of Regal
and Walk Over shoes are supplying
themselves at the Bode-Larson remov-
al sale.
Special election tomorrow. Every
voter should cast his ballot.
Burlington Gazette. Everything
seems to be looking up In Burlington.
General Manager Charles Walsh OF
the street railway company win give
every man OF the Burlington baseball
team who makes score tomorrow 8
SIS bill, and any one of the team who
knocked home run got ten dollars.
Every newspaper printer OF Burling-
ton. at the request OF the Tyrographi-
cal union, had his wages advanced 81
per week, or s104 per year, commenc-
ing next week. The days OF local
prosperity seem to have commenced
to get in its work at home, at least.
Gov. Deneen has signed what is
known as the barbering'' bill. Be
ginning with July all BARRIERS in
Illinois will have to pay license fee
of 81 per annum and be registered.
All BARRIERS now actually engaged in
the business can become registered
without taking an examination. All
who seek to go into the barbering
business after July ! must pay tie
fee and also take an examination and
will have to pay fee of So. They
must have served an apprenticeship
of three years. serve in another state
| three years or in barbering college
for that length of time Sanitary
conditions are to be regulated and
shops viii be inspected. Any shop
that communicates disease to a pa
tron may be closed.
For alderman of the sixth ward,
/ vote for Jas. R. Roberts tomorrow.
Hannibal Post: Local officials of
| the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad state that arrangements are
being made for the running of an
extra passenger train between Han
nibal and ST. Louis every Saturday.
The train will leave Hannibal at s
O'Clock in the morning and returning
will leave St Louis at y. m. as sec
/ ond No. Is which arrives here at 5:25
: p. M in the evening. The object OF
adding the new train is to accommo-
date people residing IN Hannibal and
contingent territory and also the manr
st. Louisians who spend their Sun
days at Spanish Lake and other fish
ing and hunting resorts just north of
st. Louis Hannibal people who de-
sire to go TO ST. Louis Saturday are
compelled TO catch the early morning
train al 4.1S a. m, but with train
/ leaving here at o'clock it would be
much more convenient.