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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-07
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.

Hall Seventh and Main Streets.
Keokuk lodge. No. 13, meets regu.
lsrIy Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
John Eads. N. G., A. G.. Hershey.
Recording Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

1906 NORTH OATH STREET
A dandy 5-rOom new cottage, can finish
off ? more rooms upstairs il desired, up
stairs floored; has full cement basement;
city water, sewer, comb, fixtures. fine por-
celain bath, every thing in fine shape;
permanent sidewalks all around house.
street paved all paid: cheapest property in
Kountze Place today. Price $3.50.
Oak Finish, Hot Water Heat
SO66 Mason St, S-room house. strictly
modern in every way. Hanscom Park dis
trict; an elegant property; owner has left
city. See US for price and terms.
Birkett & Tebbens
f23 Bee Bldg. Phones Pong. 4754, A. 1854. :
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
INVESTMENTS

ESlr houses corner 18th and Franklin; renting $50 a year Saa
$500 "HS "Nu"7i' 80 d month Price
Two new ST. Louis flats well located always orruoed S,a rotb.p mr .d
oh streets Tine corner lot Price now $3.50; will be $4,000 within seven dawge P
water heat Price $4,000 '' P"s paul III"
One Of the best double bHck flats in CITY. near Farnau 81. bmt . t. .-
NHW nnuaIg Price SQTN V''s yearly
oaI,hFItoy brick 2x12 with usckage in rear; 18TH AND DOUGLAS for 81 %
Good future for this 40" "
FOuFIoy brick business block 18TH AND DOUGLAS; tackage in rear for $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
A LIST OF BARGAINS
50 100

A DlSI OE BAhUAlNO
$2,100
our best bargain in the south part Of
town, 25l7 So. 21st St; a good S-rOom house
with city water, sewer and gas; nearly
new; suitable for two families.
$500
A new 5-room cottage in the north part
Of town; modern except furnace, south and
west 'front.' corner lot
$1,000
Nine rooms. modern except furnace, on
Bristol St. one block west OF Ath- We
have no better bargain in our list
$3.50
On Burdette St, near Gath, a well built
groom cottage modern except furnace
Easy terms.
$4,000
A neat 5-room cottage, in a good neigh
bOrhoOd, near 18th and Indiana Ave.
$500
Six rooms, nearly new. coy and COM
Portable; located on south front lot near
POD and Burdette; fine nelghborhood. Let
US show you this. Satisfaction guaranteed.
$500
A close-in six-room. all modern home
on Davenport St, near the boulevard; hard
pine finish; full lot; new paving cost $50
all paid for.
S4,UUU
II you want a good, well built s-room
house in the north part OF town, we have
il; located on Brown St, just west of Path,
Fin hot water heating plant.
$3.50
In the West Farnam District, and only
two blocks to Farnam car; a good 7-rOom
all modern home built in 1908; excellent
arrangement; oak finish in reception hall,
living room and dining room. Don't miss
this, 1t won't be for sale long.
INVESTMENTS
$4,000
A double frame dwelling. six rooms each
side, renting for $3.50 per year.
$500
The best bargain in town; a large frame
flat building with eight 3-room apartments.
renting for S768 per annum; pays II per
cent on the investment. See about this
Monday.
THE r REEL CO,
Phones Doug. 2s7; A-SS34. 212 So. I4th.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
Good Homes

$4,000
For a 7-r. house. fully modern. with hot
water heat. on large lot, overlooking the
boulevard, near Sth and Davenport Sts.
This is a good home, and close in.
$1,000
For a dandy good SIR. house, fully mod
ern, hot water heat, with s Of the rooms
and bath on first floor. This is a splendid
good home: the rooms Of good size, and
nicely decorated. Large lot and a fine
barn; ? blocks to car.
$3.50
For a good 5-r. cottage, mod. ex. heat, at
43l2 No. 36th St. This is a nice new place,
high and slightly. Go look at 1t.
$1,000
For a good 5-r- cottage On Ames Ave.
Fine lot and permanent walks.
SOUTH A
$500
For a good 6-r. house, city water and
gas. in Corrigan Place. This property cost
over $500, and is worth it now, but must
sell.
5000
For a nice S-r. house near German home.
Has city water. gas and sewerage. A
good little home.
I nave a large list Of good homes, vacant
lots, acreage, etc, and would be pleased
TO have you call and look over our list.
F. H. Drake
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE
Ground Floor N. y. Life Bldg. Doug. 1868: A 1868
FEW SELECTED BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK

1850 fr neIT s roon c cottaas for S S2 f a mont h hi Terms 49,
$500 nr as ErS JMT 5000 500 RS SR6q5h I'D n9th See US about hkq quick,
good house md in good condition; two drepaces; SIS furnace nil Garner We ny
u. now pending so get buy. law "H
NO Tor new Groom all modern louise at 9th and M,pde-c,. oL aLL FL. a.
ready to move right ho -N N'
handy to car A TERMS P""s PN isH
BOO for SIS n. 3d. 6rooms two-stTya all modern. across the sa+ f, prUsI
5000 fr E ROO y dR eaE f9 Poms 10 : amr :, nar vs,o nn~ .m
paved teet $4,000 ANNN' Nh. NI
$40" Tor 1901 Georgia Ave. corner of Popp len Ave, rooms all modern; paving
500 f%S dandy n% y PGo Tre ssior rms ais is rGT reduced 5d price for a1Hk cash sale Rsqure5L5
nme' oak finish front and tide porch; shade AM fruit rees; hull south front
A"f for $9 Charles St a very attractive ad well built sroom II modern house
paving paid; large rooms nicely decorated; near new proposed bouwTd
uo. O"mrk u city. that accounts for the Low price
A" 10 m %A Sum3gs T. RICH in CATHEDRAL DISTRICT. rooms. modern; full
terror; needs but little repairs on exterior sN N"h III III
1850 for me- Groom BUNGALOW in DUNDEE; right upto-dah; oak finish: bamed
right and IT'S in a coming location IN Capitol Ave. just west Of 5h ST cali
$500 for sos hamilton HBFMf5 PRR e9ms ttpptsste SmsI 0day -.
TERMS "" - MANI Ehh IA
$500 is reducedp rice for excellent grooms strictly modern house on Dodgo sc ,~.
$500 geGs66 sstt S n%5 tn tn SE EE1s IS S9 f cas- b ill hsRde" this
vel arranged we'll untw veil located; five Sleeping apartnsnt fr" Iy
rooms oak finish downstairs; two nrepac@: large bt facing ro ROTTEe
NaRDs ana paved street in rHig garage with every convenience; price right:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
G. W. Garloch

P-hones-Harney 1919, Independent B-a71.
1904 Hawthorne Ave."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03

A GOOD HOME
s rooms and reception hall. East front.
2 feet terraced lawn. Strictly modern.
Hot water heat; full basement; virtually
new; on 21st in north part Of city. Very
desirable.
HANSCOM PARK
S rooms, ~ story. East front home: 3
foot terraced lawn; shade; 5Ox150 lot; gar
age on alley. Beautifully decorated; oak
hall and stairway. Very conveniently ar
ranged; strictly modern; street paved and
paid 1 block TO west side car; special price.
NEARLY COMPLETED
. rooms. brand new, modern except heat;
bungalow on 29l5 Fowler Ave. Street
paved, coy and conveniently arranged. See
1t today. Low price of 81, SIS on easy terms.
&
416 Bee Bldg. =
NEW 6-room home near Field club. near
Columbia school and car, paved street;
oak finish on first floor, 8 nice bedrooms
and bath on I'd floor: linen closet and
stairs TO attic in hall. furnace heat: Iaun-
dry' electric lights and gas; finished this
week and price made; will be sold this
week; easy terms. Call owner. c. w
Cnderhill, Harvey 2177.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-03
F. II. Drake

SIS Brandels Bldg. Red SOS; A-1752.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
The Herald's
Daily Short Story
THE PROPOSE OF IT

her with incredulous eyes. What did
you say?"
81 am not going to marry Mr.. Isaac
son. repeated Cynthia. Her mouth
had now hint of occurrences. She
faced Wort1ey. You do take things
for granted so. Johnny. I said No to
him.
Wortley stood for a moment, stupid
~ staring.
IN am not quite sure even now" said
Cynthia, her voice shaking, that 1 do
not regret my decision"
Wortley strobe across the room. He
laid a hand on her shoulder. Cynthia,
you are not jesting?"
Certainly not Johnny" She wrig-
gled under his tight clutch. But /
have been testing the whole way along.
You were so sure, and II had to laugh
or cry
wortley took the, little topaz ring
out of the jewel ca e; and il still SEEM
ed to be winking, at him derisively,
and 1t winked again in his hand, be-
cause his hand was not steady. He
said hurriedly: Still hankering after
the pretty frocks, and pretty views.
and pretty stones. Cynthia?"
No said Cynthia II don't call
those things the poetry of life, really
And what do you call the poetry OF
IifeY'
Cynthia hesitated. i"AIl that 1 should
have missed had 1 married Mr.. Isaac
son. 1 mean-Love, Johnny"
Wortley's head went round. For one
beautiful moment he forgot his poverty.
"Oh, Cynthia, 1 could give you that,
if nothing else! Then he caught him
self up Il am so beastly poor, Gym
thia-you must forget what 1 have
said"
But, don't mean to forget it," cried
Cynthia, half crying. "Oh, Johnny
don't you See-?"
1t is to be supposed that Wortley
did see. The topaz ring had to be en-
larged to serve as an engagement ring.
1t had a poetry of its own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
Ell PASO NEVER FORGOTTEN
BY A ONE-TIME RESIDENT

The following letter from one who
was for many years a resident and pio-
neer of Ell Paso and the lower valley
to his old friend, county commissioner
James Clifford, shows that the remem-
brance Of the beauties and the attrac-
tions of FL Paso and vicinity are sell
dom, If ever, forgotten by those. who
have been Identified Herewith, 10 mat
ter how strong and pleasant are the
surroundings attached to other places
The tenor of the letter would lead one
to presume that a visit back to the old
place is about to be consummated, and
no doubt should such occur, the friends
of the old gentlemen, and they are le-
gion, would make the visit a memora-
BILE one.
Mr. James Clifford. Ell Paso, Texas.
November Is, 1910.
San Franciso-by the sea.
When ocean winds are blowing
And down the tears are flowing
From my fog bleared eyes,
1 'then-ah. can you wonder,
In Renaissance ponder.
FL Paso's sun bright skies.
Though here old Boreas bellows
AS philosophers all tell US
Emits nerve-soothing air,
Yet of that at times forgetful
AS of FL Paso's climate fretful,
L wish myself, not here, but there
Yours truly.
ThOs. c. Fitzpatrick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13

. through a bill providing for the pay
ment of all members from the public
treasury. Yet, it must be owned, that
the efforts of demagogs Of this char
acter were in every way harmful and
in no way beneficial to the Liberal
cause.
And the SuffrngetfeS.
And last, but far from least. there
were the suffragettes. Neither party
in Britain is united either in support or
opposition Of the plan to grant votes for
women But the Liberals. being in
power, came in for the lions share OF
the enmity Of the suffragettes and their
male allies The ministers OF the
crown were violently assaulted by rnobs
Of Infatuated women, Mr.. Asquith's
house was stoned, Mr.. BirrelI was pain
fully injured in a suffragist riot,
Winston Churchill was the target for
scores Of ancient eggs and venerable
cabages, and other Liberal speakers
were forced to receive in this fashion
the arguments Of the women who want
ed to vote, arguments that they were
unable to answer either in kind of otn-
erwise on account of the many diff
culties Of the political situation
Politics in England is characterized
by many lively and entertaining fea-
turse which are practically unknown
in the more subdued and orderly re-
public Of the United States.
Tomorrow Contrast in Constitu-
tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
4 A Years Ago To-
n From The Herald OF Z-
This Date 1909 Q&y

W. H. futile is confined to his room
with cold and fever.
Herbert J. Bishop left today on a
visit to San Antonio.
Maj. A. C. Braxton. of Ojo Caliente.
has been up to purchase supplies.
S. H. Buchanan went down to San
Elizario this afternoon on a hunting
trip.
The Las Cruces football team arrived
this noon for a game with the Fort
Bliss soldiers.
Conductor McHugh, of Santa Fe, ex-
changed runs yesterday with conduc-
tor Farsnworth.
Dan Parks leaves for Los Angeles.
wehere he takes a position with the
Pullman company.
DR.. Robertson, of Canada. who has
been visiting with S. N Sanford's
folks. returned north today.
The addition to the Sisters hospital
iS practically completed and gi:es the
hos pital most excellent facilities.
A rambunctious oil stove his after
noon set fire to the walls of the room,
Of r. H. Cooke, 300 Chihuahua street,
The ST. Clement parish women will
hold a bazaar next Wednesday in the
old shooting gallery on San Antonio
street.
In the prize fight litigation, Aus
tralian Billy" Smith, one of Sharkey's
trainers detailed his work in preparing
Sharkey for the ring.
Married, at the home of the brides
mother on East Overland street, Thurs
day, December 10, Thomas Quinn to
Lorena Landgren, by Rev. A Hoff-
man.
A trainload of cattle came over this
morning for Mr.. Peters who will have
another trainload in the morning On
Wednesday, two trainloads come over
for the Fenchler Bros.
The street railway company is
breaking in a lot of new mules and
the Mexican drivers are having a fine
time of it. One Aztec stands in the
center of the platform holding the reins
while there is a compadre on each side
OF him hanging on for dear life 1t Is
an animated picture, especially when
the mule tries six ways for Sunday"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
Ella Wheeler Wilcox oNA HAPPY HOME
UST what is a happy home?
This question Ii seems 10 me O.

Just what is happy home?
This question, it seems 10 me, can
y be answered in one sentence; 1t is
a home governed by unselfish love.
There is only one sin in the world
and that is selfishness.
Eliminate that from the human heart
and the earth would be an Eden.
Eliminate it from a home and the
home is a miniature heaven.
A man thinks he loves his wife and
children because he works hard for
their support. But if he constantly
reminds them of the expense they are
dollar paid out to maintain the house.
he spoils the happiness of that home
by selfish thoughtlessness.
Twin Evils.
Thoughtlessness and selfishness are
twins. Forgetfulness Is the offspring
of selfishness. The father and mother
who forget than they were ever young,
and who expect their children to settle
down to the habits OF middle age N
their teens, ruin the home as a place
of happiness for the family.
1t is impossible for the expanding
nature of youth to be satisfied with
uneventful days as for steam to remain
peaceful in closed vessel 1t must eS-
cope somehow. some way. If not by
natural egress, then it produces an
explosion 1t was the inconsideraIe
parent who caused rope ladders to be
invented
Children are not consulted before
being brought into life Something is
due them afterward TO make no for the
discourtesy.
Vet for their own sakes, nue.: shoaId
BE- expected of them also. Ia the most
IDEAL homes 1 have ever seer the chill
dren were maids of honor and pages,
always ready TO wait upon king ather
and queen Mother. L have observed that
such children live AMI rrspecS their
parents far more than those who are
waited upon by their elders.
Nothing is more ruinous to a child's
happiness in life than to allow it to
rule at home 1t finds neither friend
nor comrade, wife nor husband. ready
to give it the same sort of servitude
and is consequently wretched.
Love Rules the Home.
A happy home does not result from a
large income A large amount of love.
plenty of good sense, and a very. little
money, will make happy household.
In home where the husband be-
comes simply the father and thinks of
his wife only as the mother of his chill
dren and of secondary consideration
does not dwell.
However dear her children may be to
her no woman is satisfied to have her
personality lost in them, and to be ig-
nored save as a mother.
Children seem to be a natural and
necessary part of every home, and yet
some of the happiest homes I know are
those which consist of only two peo-
pie. and where these two are one in
their mutual regard for other peoples
welfare
Children ought to be bonds Of union
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
Shopping

have a dozen boxes hauled down OF
gowns brought out
Well, yes" she finally murmurs
vaguely. these are very nice I'll de-
eide later and let you know"
You expect courtesy from the sales
people; they have equal right TO expect
it from you.
At the least Impotence on their part.
the customer is ready to fly to the floor
walker or manager with a complaint
Use Courtesy.
How much Impotence do you think
the salespeople have to bear?-and they
have no one TO whom they can make
complaint.
Remember. that from morning until
night during the next few weeks they
will be working to the limit of their
capacity
BY courtesy and quick decision you
can help them most wonderfully
If you leave your shopping until the
last minute. you will be Hurried and
nervous and will probably end by buy
ing things that don't half satisfy you.
The shop people are anxious and will
ing to please; they want you to be well
served, and they are ready for you now
You can help them and yourselves by
doing your Christmas shopping early
and sanely. instead of in a mad rush.
If you wait until the salespeople are
worn out mentally and physically it
stands TO reason that they cannot show
the same interest in your purchases as
now, when they are fresh and rested
Make a list OF your friends and the
gifts that seem appropriate for each
and then, to make use of term which
though il may be called a bromide" is
nevertheless sound advice, Go early
and avoid the rush.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13

between their parents, but they often
prove to be apples of discord instead Of
fruits of love
have seen the devoted husband be-
come neglectful, and 1 have seen the
negiectful husband grow devoted after
the arrival of an heir to his name. Yet
fear the first result is more frequently
met with than the second
happy home. whether it consists of
TWO or twelve members, is one where
love presfdes at the board and watches
over the couches: where each person
loves himself last and considers the
otners first; where the irritable word
is restrained and the affectionate
thought given utterance, and where
each is glad in laboring for the others
comfort ard relieving the others cares
believe there are many of these
homes in our beautiful world and I re-
1cfce in knowing a few such.-Copv-
right. 1910, but the New York Evening
Journal Publishing company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
HE FERGOT!
BY Halle Irene Herriott.

Lawsyi 1 jes clean forgot
Christmas WIS so clost. and what
Makes me feel so disguised like
Is cause / wanted that new bike.
amt been good, I know 1 amt
l vfsht / hadn't Suleared that paint
Over Mr. HobSon'S cow;
Geei but we all he'd a row.
A-course I knew I ougater not
But somehow jes clean ferGoti
Yes sir. I jes clean forgot
Christmas WIS so clost and what
VIII make things worser, 1 can see
Is when Pa really locates me.
An all this time I been a-braggin'
Bout Santa bringin' me that wagin.
1 visht with all my might and main
hed1't licked Bub Smith again
A-ccurSe I knew 1 cughter not
But somehow jes clean forgot,
So now when Christmas eve gets roun
An Santa comes a-climbin' down
He'll find that I'm right there a-watin
To do a little explanatfn
I'll Own I'D that / understood
\ Teller should be mighty good
But I'm goin' tell him on the spot
The truth wus-I jes clean fergoti
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
49, Shopping
KNOW wise woman who begins
4 her Christmas shopping early in the

KNOW wise woman who begins
her Christmas shopping early in the
- autumn
Later in the season. when other wo-
men are rushing about in a mad furry
of indecision, she sits calmly by and
rejoices in her forethought
The shops are already full Of lovely
Christmas novelties, so you can't COM
plain that there is no choice.
Make list of those to whom you ex-
pect to make presents
Carry 1t in your bag and every time
you go to the shops try and make one
Christmas purchase
You will avoid the crowd and rush,
will have more time to choose, and will
receive better service.
Remember that the time coming ia
the hardest time of the year on the
shop people. and be merciful-
Don't be unreasonable and impatient
with the salesman or saleswon.an who
waits upon you.
The Shop Girls Trials.
You are one of a thousand daiIv
customers. and the person making the
sale is expected to be polite and oblig-
ing to every customer.
Every woman who makes even the
smallest purchase expects as much in
dividual attention and interest as
though she were buying a piano
A saleswoman who is uniformly cour-
teous once said to me YEARLY:
When I go home at night 1 feel as
though I had to wash the smile off nv
face, it has become so fixed"
The people behind the counters grow
to understand human nature. and they
know at once the woman who, with no
intention of making a purchase, asks to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
ITNcIwEA VARS Denafured Poem

- upon ground
dwinte brings chill
Outside world deary
bti alis
dizzyfor ais gein
her
trustys andn with dopes she
n a mini be her
o bracea
him
fields
ndaI do
I Bunor of
to its depth passes, al
Copyright 1910 By e..<. Mathew. .oan. Ds.azs...>.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
A Business System

KELLY will take
tVf appropriated he believe that it
will included enough and
grand total will suffice for all
probably
included
sudden
health should be surplus
city should
household
figured
particular something
household will certainly be
clothing allowance it all the
famiyan wher most
officials operating
within that limit but they going below the
needed
Is special il available
officials
into
a
will doubtless waiting
White
navy Long Quite a government of
Mr. Taft up with
said anything getting
along pretty well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
The Recall Of Judges

TT minority
protesting
would fair and impartial towards to the other
Both are NO" competed Ne" MeHcos at least mas the merit
the Arizona constitution the voters the white heat of political excitement
prejudice against
political
excited
especially judiciary
possible feature in
An great against
provision community
disgraced thing
excitement which closely
purely have been the result under the recall system Without the people after
subsidized the OOly found
Decisions of judiciary involving questions great interests
corporation money
judge public opinion
right and the law and 1t dangerous the people are not capable of eeng
good
of
originally he recall him and the right
especially proposition judiciary
passions popular
1t best to have who will obey the
if
genies AND decides his popular the time
may something games;
employee them taken with smallpox
re world is not going ask you got it, but HAVE you got w
politician
talking of of 1t big truth summed
sentence big a
getting money dishonesty
spoken of He
honesty appear
conscience until HOW
t?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
RIGHT KIND OF PUBLICITY.

From Marathon (Texas) Hustler
Marathon needs another scare to
wake them up and get a little more
publicity Wait till we hit that big
susher in our new oil well.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
NOT FOR DIAZ.

From Alpine (Texas) Guide
II we We're d Mexican we would be
a revolutionist; not because Porfiria
Diaz isn't the best man for president,
but because we are opposed to an auto
cratic form OF government
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13

How'd you Ike t have a mother-in-
law that's aviator an liable T. drop in
on you any time? It's tn trimmin's that
cost whether it's a tourin' car er wo-
man,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13

HERALD TRAVe
EIIN6 AGENEL
Persons solicited
to subscribe for
The Herald should
beware OF impos-
&ers and should
not pay money 20
anyone unless he
can show that he
is legally author
ICED by the Il
Paso Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13

santa Clara, Cal, Dec. 13-An earth
quake was recorded by t.e seismograph
ct santa Clara college at 9:2S o'clock
yesterday morning. The direction was
south by southwest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-13
RARANTEED
CIRCULATION.

CIRCULATION
The Herald bases
ali advertising
contracts on @
Gu e T q n I e Q OF
more than twice
the circulation of
any other FL
as o, Arizona.
New Mexico or
West Texas pa
Der. Daily average
sxceedfng 10. 900.