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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24
THE WEST POINT
FAIR BEGINS
Today Was the Opening Day and Many
People Were Present to Take In
the Many Excellent AZ
traetlons>
THE WILD WEST SHOW
Big Free Attraction Which VIII Be !.
Feature Of the Thre. Days Of tho
Lee County Fair This
Week.

The West Point fair opened today
and viii eatortasn the people Of this
section for three days, many goias
from KeeSak toaay and more expect
ing To SO up during the next tive days
The fair directors have made ex-
ssnsive improvements on the fair
grounas the last month, A new css,
tie barn. s4xSN has been erected, and
= new hog shed SsNse. Besides that
the grcanas have been givsa 8
theroGSa cleaning ap, the trees have
Nsssa trimmed ana everything pat IN
ship shape, The track has been par IN
excellent share and VIII hs one fshe
fastest tracks within many miles q
VEST Point.
Tse safsaaS exhibits are as complete
as gessIA,e les a little early Tor ;
gooa fVeit Gssgssy, Int saeagh Is showa
TO ssye the Visitors 3 sSsa<s Sass Of Whist
Ice eosassy prosWeess ssa What its pee
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24
NEW SKIN REMEDY
STOPS ALL ITCHING
Skin Troubles Of Adults and Infants
Quickly Cured.

When it Is known that polsam. the
new skin discovery. will stop the tor
turous itching attending eczema with
first application and bring Immediate
relief and comfort to sufferers from all
skin troubles. its merit win be appre-
ciated and its wonderful success IN
derstood, On the tender skin of chat.
Ing Infants, poisam may be used With
soothing and beneficial effects. II is
applied externally, and its remarkable
healing powers begin at once.
All skin diseases, including eczema.
acne. herpes, rash, letter, etc. yield
Immediately to polsam. Occasional
applications In small quantities will
quickly hanish rimples, hives. black
heads. hlotches. and win relieve and
cure itching feet, scaiy scalp, humors.
etc, A special SO cent package is
prepared for those who use pos'am
for these minor skin troubles. This.
as well as the regular twodollar lar.
Is on sale at Wilkinson & Co.'S and
other leading drug stores in Keckuk.
An experimental supply OF poslan
may be obtained free Of charge ns
writing 10 TIE Emergency Iahorator.
les s. West Twents-fifth street, New
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24

viii also be \ big day as FAR as racing
is concerned. There will be q ssSo
pace. q s,lS trot With $500 purses for
each event. . running race for a $50
purse and 3 farmers race purse SIS,
Franklin ana Augusta wsn play ball
On this day,
The fair management has locked
wsQ after attractions for these NOT IN
ereStsd in races, /: has been for
tuna,e III securing Blanche Mchsa-
aey's Mid West Indian Congress for
tAs three days, This company viii
give an afternoon and evening per
Romance, They VIII also give six free
acts every day On The fair grounds, II
IS enc a the largest ana best Of rs
Ssna On the rosa and has been playias
10 large crowds Wherever il has sssa.
There wsli he plenty q nssssc this
year. Besides the West Point hand.
the show gsop1e have an excellent
eana with them, 4 street parade viii
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little ones have nor essG to-sosssn by
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TIE srssa service vii, ~ sxcslisa.
soS tie ,wo sass Spseiai trains viii
BE ran from Segs Ms1sssa o. Aosn
issss leaving there ~ $ 3 H. ani /,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24

the family, there can be a new treat
every day To please everybody
whether for first, second or last
course. And no matter how often 1t
has been served before, the cook will
never be a. q loss to serve 1t a new
way, Tha.'s Faust Spaghetti. Sold
only in sealed packages, All srocers.
Five and ten cents, Write for free
book OF useful recipes.
MAUIL. BROTHERS. ST. LOUIS, MO,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24
What Hartman has been doing
to the West What the West is
preparing to do to Hartman.

A few years ago Hartman was hailed as the Vests
benefactor He certainly did fix its railroads. he fixed
them in several different ways. Now he holds the West
in the palm Of his hand and the West is stripping for
fight Il costs one-half much to ship from New York
San Francisco does from New York to Salt Lake
City. Candy from Chicago goes Seattle cheaper than
candy from the ntermountain West Coal mined in
Utah IS cheaper in Denver than is in Utah But that
Is all part of Harrimans scheme he likes long hauls
It is sort of tribute he seems to think the West owes
him, and there's big fight brewing fight such as this
country has seen fight between the power of one
and the people of half of the United States Here
is the whole story in PEARsONs MAGAZINE for Sepem-
Der: the of the fight, how will be waged and
who will do it. A story every man should read and
digest Other sections of the country may be at mans
mercy sometime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24

SUStaiMhg, and 50 sHS3
ION the digestion, 1t Is a
food that means family
nealth--food economy
and satisfaction In the
kitchen,
Think Of It! No mat
ter how many "pernics-
.ty" people there are IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24

sSs-e--S OF cites or towns. shall in
sny manner affect. or be construed N
sHsct, cities while acting under suec.
isS charter unless the same have sns,
q reference or are made sppics Nj.
10 such cities
The malcs law (Chapser s.. Acts
10th G. Al IS originally enacted wss
nos INSIDE applicable to cities under
special charters. In Clark rs Riddle
ststh \. ". sa7. the court uaosinS Nc
Laln's code. section Sal held said law
not applicable to estfes under sns.ss,
CHARTERS as statutes relating 10 cities
Organized under the general inccrpor.
asioa act are ncs to be construed as
Affecting cites under specsa, charse-
nnssss especially 50 provided. Tbs
nagscs lsv failed TO 50 especially prc4
TIDE The Earlcs lar was later made
apaficah'e to cities scsing under spec.
al charters and under section s44s
Of the code Of 1887 IS nov applicable
to such cities
The Nooa isw fChapss- fa.. Acss
"a G. Al however. is not sn amend
rasns - Chapter & Title IL al the
ooSs tie uaascs izwl OF 20 anr az its
sscsso-sS Il Is lzE that stands en-
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veuetarlanlsm and Spaghetti

Faust Brand Spaghetti adds new
Joy TO vegetarianism because 1t is not
limited to single dish. In fact no
other daily food can be served In
such a great variety of apetite-tempt.
Ing ways. And how nourishing 1t Isl
Wonderfully strength-producing and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-24
Declaration Made BY Davenport AZ
torneys That the Moon Law on
Saloons Does Not Apply to
Towns OF That Glass.
DETAILS OF THE CLAIM
New Law Is Claimed Not 10 BE an
Amendment 70 the Mulet Law and
Therefore sa Dead Letter
ia keokuk.

/ SrSpA news told OF the declaration
made by Davenport attorneys that
the Neon law on saloons did not APP
ply To the special charter cities. of
which keokaS is one, The following
nom the Democrat OF that city, gives
the details OF TIE claim and viii be
OF interest TO mSny Keosua people.
Attorneys Escse ( Ncke. IN the
brief which they submitted in the dis
tvics court Friday. defending Ernest
Wsnssl against the suit BY which Is
sought 10 snSosn the well known 81
loon sssnsv against entering business
al SOS West Third street. fled enc
o. the most interesting arguments
that the Davenport saloon cases have
brought forth.
The case ssatnst Mr., wsnssi Is sn
unusual one. srd this FAC. Is explain
81 IN Sssan 10 the court, Nh. wsnrel
hS6 nsseS been eaSoinsS. He had
never been ehszgsd with violation
az ire Ian, He had conducted his
sSa0oa ST TAiSG ana Harrison streets
scz = vssrs without srowssSse al the
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he sasooa Later he opened ~ SIS
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-11-06
Scientists ak
Of Stetson Case
Alfred Farlow Says Action of New
York Church Will Not Affect
Mother Church.

BOSTON, Nov. 5--While the future con-
duct OF the mother church regarding the
action Of the members Of the First Church
OF Christ Scientist Of New York in ac-
cepting the report of the committee which
inquired into the teachings and practices
Of Mrs. Augustus F. Stetson is not known
here, two OF the leaders in this city believe
the action in New York yesterday will
produce good results.
Alfred Farlow, chairman Of the commit
tee on publication, said today:
"As understand the situation, the opin-
lon Of the New York church concerning the
findings Of the mother church does not
in any way affect these findings. As a
matter Of course It is not within jurisdic-
tion to foresee and foretell the future con-
duct Of the mother church in respect TO
the New York situation.
TT Is to be hoped that in time all con-
cerned will agree that the mother church
is correct in its findings that is, that
all will agree with the mother church as
to what constitutes the true teachings and
practice Of Christian Science. Christian
Scientists win walt trustingly and patiently
for that end"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-11-06
Students Strike for Single
Sessions and Solid Food

Fearing that many might be won over
by pedagogic eloquence the strikers today
voted against a recommendation TO return
Professionally and made a rush on field
OF weeds nearby and adopted the cookie
burr as their emblem These were stuck
upon their lapels as a token OF their de-
termination &c stick" to the cause Of
single sessions and solid food at reason
able prices.
School Director Orr finally announced
that he was IN favor Of abolishing the
lunch room concession and have the Board
OF Education supply wholesome lunches
at cost. The director also visited the high
school lunch room today and recommended
several changes.
It is expected that mass meeting Of the
parents OF tho strikers will be Hheld next
Wednesday when the question of double
or single sessions will be left 10 them
IN referendum vote. This plan may be
altered. however, by possible action OF
the Board OF Education In the meantime.
All Of the strikers are above the age
which would give the school officials legal
authority 20 compel their attendance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-11-06
Negro Saved;
Militia Foils
Gassaway Mob
State Troops and Sheriff Get the
Two Prisoners Out of Town
by a Ruse.

GAssAwAY, w. Va, Nov. 5,-The resi-
dents of this town awoke today to find the
two negroes under arrest in connection
with the brutal assault on Mrs. Albert
Lockhold at Exchange. near here, last
wednesday, had been taken from the jail
here, placed aboard a special train and
started for the county prison at Sutton,
w. Va.
Before o'clock this morning the negroes.
surrounded by National guardsmen from
Sutton and deputy sheritfs, and accom-
panied by Governor Gluscock, members OF
his staff and the mayor OF this place, were
taken from here
BY using unfrequented thoroughfares, the
party reached the tracks of the Coal 8
Coke railroad without trouble Here a
special train OF work cars was in waiting
and the trip to Sutton, the county seat
was made.
The negroes, believed to be A Johnson
and Scott Lewis, will be given a Prelimi-
nary hearing at that place this afternoon
For the present National guardsmen
under orders Of the governor, will con-
tinue to protect the men from summary
vengeance at the hands Of a mob.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-11-06

CLEVELAND, o.. Nov. 5I-All-day ses-
slons broken only by pink tea luncheons
at high prices, is the grievance Of the 500
pupils Of the West High school, whose
strike was recessed at the close Of the
school week this afternoon until Monday
morning A meeting Of the school board
has been called for Monday morning to
consider the complaints OF the students,
which resulted in their walking out last
Tuesday.
The main grievances OF the boys is
against forenoon and afternoon sessions.
They want to work during the afternoons.
The girls are objecting TO the price on the
luncheon menu. although the boys Of the
foot ball squad assert that they cannot
cover their colors with glory on cream
puffs and caramel ice cream OF on pickles
at cent each. Cup cakes and orange ices,
they declare, are unmanly. AS TO the
double sessions the girls also have some
complaint. They maintain that the art OF
domestic science. such as cooking, sweep
ing and washing dishes at home is sadly
neglected when they are compelled 70
remain In the class room all day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-11-06
Former Judge
Hits Opponent
H. S. Priest, Prominent st. Louis
Lawyer, Assaults Adversary
Before Court.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-H. S. Priest, for
mer Judge of the United States district
court, was fined $500 today for assaulting
fellow attorney during a session OF Judge
Muench's division of the st. Louis circuit
court yesterday. he offending attorney
was further disbarred from practicing in
the division in which the row occurred un-
til a formal public apology is consum-
mated.
Judge Priest is widely known as counsel
for the Waters-Pierce OIL company the
United Railways Of St. Louis and other
large interests. He was arguing case or
behalf Of the latter concern before Judge
Muench when John A. Gillian, an attorney
for certain land holders, challenged the
accuracy of one Of Judge Priests state
tents. Infuriated at the interruption, Judge
Priest rushed at Gillian and struck thC
latter as he was rising from chair. Gil
liam fell with such force that the chail
was broken and he has been under the
care Of physician since.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1909-11-06

station and on its observation plat
form the man had a last glimpse OF his
pretty friend OF the depot.
IT'S funny she chose me to mail her let
ters," he thought as he went In search Of
mail box. "She knew ia be glad to do
II. Any fellow would"
He found mail box after walking two
blocks. In the meantime he had asked a
policeman. a newsboy and a cab driver
where the closes one was located. He held
the letters In his hand ready 10 start them
on their various ways.
Huh that's funny" he muttered. shes
a clever girl anyway you put It," Then he
started down the street again.
Il don't mind the u cents" he said 80
himself" but it's a confounded nuisance
10 be bothered with hunting up a drug
store for six meassly stamps when a fellow
has other things 20 do"