davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1910-09-09
REAnING.
30 0 1 0 2 0 o 0 Ks
Reading a q n a n n . n 2

Reading .....l 0 0 0 0 0-3
Earned Williamsport, 3;
Reading, l. Stolen bases-Marhefka
Ness. Stutz, Donovan. Two-base hits
-Britton, Ness. Weeks. Home run
Ramsey, Double Bastian.
unassisted. Struck out-By Harden.
g. by Ramsey, l. Bases on balls
BY Harden, 8; by Horsey, 2. Umpire
--Everson.
Evening journal., 1910-09-09
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
American League.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
American Leagu,

American League.
Athletics at Boston
New York at Washington.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1910-09-09
Call of the Moose.

Don't forget Moose picnic at Bavar-
ian Park next Saturday afternoon and
evening"
Evening journal., 1910-09-09
HORSES GO ON
CLAYTON TRACK

DOVER. Del, Sept. 9.-Large
crowds attended the six races at the
Gentlemen's Driving Park, Clayton,
Del. yesterday afternoon. Supma-
ries:
Evening journal., 1910-09-09
BOYS CITY LEAGUE.
SATURDAY BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

SAII hDAl nAcIDAIl4 DthGDBLbs
Riverview VS.. DUPONT, Front and
Union streets.
Preliminary game at 1.3O o'clock,
between Old Swedes and East Lake.
Semi-PrOfessiOnal League.
September 1Oth-Peerless VS.. High
land, at Rockford; Madison VS.. New
port. at Newport; Landlith VS.. Ire
mont, at Landlith.
All Wilmington League.
Hillside VS.. Oriole, at Hillside;
Highland VS. Ashley, at Highland;
Merwick VS.. Parkside, at Merwick;
Penn VS.. Rockford at Penn.
Wihiamsport VS.. Reading at South
side Park.
General Sports.
Matinee Racing, Wawaset Park.
Yacht Racing, Wilmington Yacht
Club.
Golf, Wilmington Country Club.
Evening journal., 1910-09-09
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
National League.
SCORES OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Evening journal., 1910-09-09
ItWHHIIN NtUNVf ",III '''1'Nl -
I'm Three. Purse. 500.

Sandy Flash S. g., Henry Skiles.
Green Goods. br. g., Charles
Bates ................-
Little Doc, S. g.. A. +. Fossard.. 3
Greenway Belle. b. m. l.. Miles. 3 4
Time, 81 3-4. 81 ga.
Evening journal., 1910-09-09
Free-fOr-AlI, Best Three I'm Five, Purse
$500.

Socks. ch e.. A. b. Coke, 2 1
Wheeler Wilkes, S. s.. Dan
Leary ..........-..
Jack Starks. b. g., W. NJ.
Kerr '............ 4 3 3
Hokes Lee, b. m, w. G.
West ...........
Time. 2.1S, 2.141-2, PIG IA. 2.16.
D,,,nf,., POGO Half Milo pa1f V'un
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-21
BIPLANE FASTER
THAN AUTOMOBILE

ATLANTA, Georgia, May 3.-Much
interest was aroused here today in
four-mile race between Mr.. Charles N.
Hamilton, in a Curtiss bipIane, and Mr.
Jean .Tuhasz. Of New York city, in a
fast :. =. .. racing automobile, IN
which the flying machine was the win
nCr.
The race was genuine contest, and
both the man in the air and the man
on the ground did their best. 1t Wa
contested over the two-mile speedway.
and at the end of the first lap the aero
plane was not more than the width OF
the machine ahead
In the second lap, by fayorng wind
or increased momentum, the flying ma
chine gained steadily, and at the fin
i~h. Mr. Hamilton. by q bit of aerial
jockeyjng, glided down to the grodnd,
nearly forcing the automobile off the
track to avoid = smash.
1t is the first time ON record, 50 tai
las known. that bona tiGe race be
tween a flying machine and an automo
bile has been tried, and the event ba>
caused much talk among the sports
men.
Before the race. in preliminary
flight, Nj Hamilton cjrcled the two
mile speedway. and then flew off inr'
| the country over forests and villages
returning to the speedway. where he
described figure eight. landing at th'
point OF starting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-21
PRACTICAL JOKE
WITHOUT ANY HUMOR

Almost the entire aggregation OF
members of the McRae company were
entertained at the Outrigger Club yes
terdav afternoon, getting expert m
structiOn III the use of the surfboards
and the outrigger canoes. WhIle the
members were out in canoes a message
was received at the Outrlgger Club that
Mrs. Wray. whose stage name IS Laura
Hudson. had been injured. The canoes
were hailed and were brought TO shore
and the message delivered to Griffith
Wrav. Another message stated that 1T
was thought Miss Hudson 5 back mad
been broken.
Automobiles were called and the
PLAYER folk came to town. Miss Hud-
son was not at her hotel and the autos
were sent to various places, including
doctors offices and the hospital, and
finally Miss Hudson was found. She
was shopping and was surprised when
Informed that her name had been used
in fake message and had caused so
much anguish among her fellow play
ers. As to her back being broken she
could only account for that by the
large number of purchases she had made
and was packing around with her from
store to store preparatory to gong 10
her hotel.
The McRae suffers and canoelsts
breathed deep signs of relief.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-21
MEMS CLOTHING

MEMS CLOTHING on credit. 500 !,
week. Suit given at once. F. Levy
outhttlng Co. Sachs Building. 1851
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-21
HERE IS YOUR oppopn
THE FINEST HOME ss s, eul
IN KArrryr OLE

IT You want a home j. ,
I Sat at once me! and secure one .I ~ !. nsbas
lots in the Kamehameba e p u The t.s
the finest piece of land ever ark AZ. Ts,s
market. Located in ths ha put on In
noe MOOD 1 within mn, few minutes a9 sasl
car Sabaa dne' alongside of the Kan ,ssa y
schools athletic fields and tha ca
new kalihi-waena Park !. 'ue Propose
advantages for fine nome l'S a. al y.
ngh5, good streets, fine soil . Leg
ample water supply from a Gors s0d U
artesian well. These lots ar ao w
and ready for building. ''' all es'iei
j. H. scHNAcK, 1877 Mereb,,. :.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-21
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser

Entered at the Postoffice at Honolulu,
T. h. as second elias. matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year. Slz.ou
Advertising Rates on Application.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO., LTD.
Won Holt Block, No. IS South King st.
!. s. CRANE Manager
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-21
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ALEXANDER -OUNG BUILDING
Honolulu s only up-to-date FIRE proof
building; rent includes electric light,
not and cold water, and ianitor ser
wee. Apply the Won Hamm- GUNS
Co., Ltd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05

Cots Alb unb Ala in Mnrgarei R,
Doors llntsrabtbsiIune, 81 etc.
| hilbert =. Cunningham an IIfrea
Buckingham, 134 5ub an Waibinston
Strabs, Camp Geuniion, 81 etc.
2. W. Cooper an 4uguIl 8. Sirid.
nsr. 424 SUB an Gilbert 2lpe., 81 etc.
Sas. n. Gamble an Geo. Queen.
f6mibt. DO Sub an GIsnmore aps.,
81 etc.
Wm. g. grice on SsIsn 6. glippins
ger, Cots 8 unb Z in Mlifouri U.
elp's unterabtbsiIuna, 81 etc.
Robtrt Sstiler an aanss 80. Setts
ler, 2 Cots an 5isbIanb 4ps., 81 etc.
Q. 7. 2oomis an Ssnrp gder, Cots
IL uno IS tn gIot Is, ssinolap
Conner unisrabtbsiIung (l50 Sub an
9ine Str.), $500.
5snrp g0sr an aauss gOsrssr. So
Jub on 9ine Ctr, 81 etc.
3bso. Soritman on emma r.
Soriimuu, l Got an gurbetts gps.,
81 etc.
gnna 8. Sertsr on Gbos. 9. Grams,
l 2oi an Mabiipn Roao, $letc.
gDm. 5rauts, IT,, an Soisph SstIs
mdisr. l Got on Ssbom Sir., $425.
Wlon epitslIo an Roberi 9abrisl,
Got 507 In .Glsmsre, 81 etc.
CD. 9oeppsr an Sos. M. 9rsen, ]
Got an 0oihington Ctr, S7OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05

Gnblib CAB 5ailIarp has 3eiden
aur Nudtebr. Das automobiI braohts
ite ndh Der Mpenus Warceau. D1bz
reno Der san3en 5dbrt bielt 1oilIoro
Die Sanb feines Spbnes in Der fsini-
gen. an Der ShpeIle fdste CT su
ibm:
pNuf Wteoerfeben am Sonnabeno
dlio. -. uebriesns fomme ih in3tpi=
1ben nod einmal gu Ssrrn geoujoint,
um ndh Dir al feben.1
Ste tiiBten fid) sipeimdl auFs beraz
ltd'te.> als fih Die 5biir binter @ege
geitlofen bate, bsItiee 3aiIlarb pon
nsuem ben Magen unb IisB iib nadl
etnem Reiianrant in Der Rue Ronale
tabren, mo ibn ReIp Ssup in einem
yaeben5immer erpartsts.
(JortfeBuns fOIgt.)
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AHfroge bel Der Ban. alg pohr bss
fpies. gisle tamen bon S6ul. unp
Wluiiilsbrerinnen.
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6rnno.igeHtbums ,6ppotb.ien.
GincinRati, 4. 7febr.

Rsus 5ppotheis II.
2iSSis W. Diqiums an QponbaIe g
Il. g, Co., $1,000.
aeelbert 9ppatsrs on aoeIbert gp
potsfs, $1,000.
| S6umoder Il. Bone on Z. Il. g
9rstHpoIo Co., S4886.
| gona y. Ring on 2uur1 .. sSobn
$500.
Soui'a Riemsr on 9. Mserte, $1,000
WIuiom Slonne on Ssnrp guebie
$2300.
| Waattis u. aittI. on gIsnfant Ribsl
3. II. 6. 60, $3.50.
6enrn Reusrt an Giin SolI 9ant
$1750.
WapbaIsna gbI. an Garri. 6. Dil.
fon. $110O.
sbtporb eobtpid an Spring 0rop.
ape. 6. u. .. Co., $1,000.
Ruoclpb u. Sdrotb an sobn aloss
bad, $500.
emma 9saman an a;ssis grpfts,
$500.
Anna g. Gregg an Souibern Ohio
8. u. z. Co., $500.
Wm. Jrant. jr.. an 9protbea Seines
man, $500.
5Iorence R. Grams an 9urr.n Real.
tp Go, 1876.
8. R. u. 5art an 2tberal 6. II. g.
Co., $240O.
0etiIsts 9ppotbeten.
eOuis gi,e an abraham 3.pf, Gree,
$5066.67.
Wartius q. grotpn an anna Z.
a.IIp, S275.
Worp Suuipan on Gid Run 9. ii.
6. Co., $500.
WR. u. 5unt II. Co., an Gosmopolis
tan y. II. g. Co.. $35. 900.
auguitus 8. airihner an SanIon
Wt Cooper. $27O0.
Bella M. giiiheD on 3sttie G.
Whiitomb, $4,000.
gouis Wrsar an Gouibern Gbio 6.
". 4. Co., SZDD.
Wloris W. 5nrff on 9lnna 8. 9aft,
$1,000.
agnes W. unb Hobert Snttler an
Soufbern Cbio e. q. Co., 5000.
asnss Boerger on 6enrn gaer,
$1750.
Sohn gronbitetter an Wlarie M.
aoebltr, $500.
CLARA y. 1iee on Central .. u. 6.
Co.. $1s75.
Rob. 6. Gabriel an Gputbern Ohio
6. u. =. Co., $1,000.
J.g. 3. OupEan or GLEN R. @up.
nan, $500.
2lueuft Julina an Gouibern Ditto
Q. u. &. Co.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
ueberieBt BON Grid 25o6ornes.
(JortieBun9.)

(Jortiesung.)
rgtit bu jsBt nod b0ie, bu Dunn
mer?" fragte i'm Ribermont odns Ieiie.
als sr tDisoer in bic Reibe trat unb i6m
EN- Hddsln Der 9eri0bnung 5u5upers
fen fpogte.
Rein, nein!" fIiiiterte G6Qf.
4uf oem Riidpeg gingen lie nebenz
einanosr. Roser er3G6lte 9ibermont
fpie srfoIgrsih iib feline Mlamo fir tbn
Ing Wfittsl selegt bate. gtibermont
nabm, ani6eineno 3erItreut, obne 3u
frobloten, bdDon gaoti8.
Sobdlo iie an Srt uno SteQe, lief
.. gedulotnt ben tleinen Sailarb IN
iein 4rbeits3tmmer rufeu.
rSalieB' bic 5bur, mein Ginb,"
iagte sr NIT ungetp0bnIi6er s5reuno.
lihfeit.
unb iih un9eniert unter benz geinz
t!eto an Der 2Goos traBsno, fiigte sr
5in3u:
n5aft bu beinen Batter geieben2"
yyisin, 5err 8eaujoint!" perIeste
@e9e 70 feiten Zones, als ibm nur
mDgli6 mar.
yGr mar eben bier unb tponte gu s.
Gdpbsmas seben, um pin ibm befonz
oers gu empfehlen; er bahte, bid nod
bort gu treffen. ga, bds f6aoet ni6ts.
GRIT empftng ih ben 8efuh beiner
Jrau Ulutter, bann nad tur5sm 3tpis
ihenraum ben 6etnes 9dters. :. Du
errdtbt fpobl, oente id mir, bic liebez
Doae 4bfi6t, bic iie beios gu mir fiibrte.
=. Sober feinerfeits iponen iie mid
nit Den ergreifenbeu unb 36eilnahme
beifAenben 8erhdltniFen betannt ma=
den, in bic bu burh bas Slid, bon
oem bu bereits ipeibt, geratkn bift.
Sh Derfpruh ihnen, Dir in 4nbetratt
Der umitanbe befonbere aufmerflums
'st uue Gateu WtGsn au5upsnbsn. |
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1nfrose bel Der Ban. olg tpobr bss
fptes. Uisle tamen BON ShuI. unn
Wluftlsbrerinren.
GIiidIiher Suiteuan.
fall. William Suofon in gbilabels
pbia, ieins Jrau unb bier ainber lpas
rtn iiirsllh Wiorgens in 9sfdbr, in ib.
rer Wobnung anaObIensus gu eritider.
Der finfjdbrigs Williara betam infola.
ots 0dies einen btftisen 5uFtendnfaIl,
nno nur bitiem llmitanDe iit IS susus
ihreibsn. oob bic sanss 5amilie aertt.
tst ipuros, ipet9e ihon balb beidubt
mar. aIs Gran Subion nad benz ain.
be lab, ipuroe lie ben fiarten @osaerud,
ssfpdbr. iie Offnets iofort bie ,Ssniter
uno elite in einRahbdrbdus, no iie per
1elsphon einen arst gu 5ilfe risi. Der
Arst elite berbei une naf) anoeItrengisr
arbeit selang es ibm. bic Solaen bes
aohleHgoies 81 beieitigen. Gs mar
seaen l llbr Woraens, als Der flsins
Miuie, Der nit ieinem dItersn gruber
Sohn in einem 3immer fblief. ben
3uitenunfdIl be.am. Sobn nsdts feline
eltsrn, bic fhon uuter benz GiufluB
bes iooiIihen SAFES itanben. Die bel.
ben dnoern ainbern, 9lnna unb emma,
IL reip. 7 SABRE alt, tlacttn iitsr hef.
tisss Gopfipeb. Das aoblsnaas mar
elmer befstten Robre bss oeisapparaiss
i'm aelIsr eHiitrDmt unb bate iid) I'M
gdn3en Sauie psrbreitei.
BANTER Carl Gttbert
in gittsburg etitorben. Carl Gsibsrt
IN g,ittsbure .purbe i'm alter pon 90
Sabren pom lobe abbsrufsn. Serr
Seibert ipurbe in Sdtpspptnbauf,n.
Eeutihldno. gtboren unb lam als
oreii0hriser anabe init fsinen gitern
nch amfriia. lie iSomilie tpobgie
,nerit in Ohio, iisbsIts aber baIo mad
ailesbenp iiber, no 5srr Seiber. b,n
,roberen abeil itines aebsns Der.
orofis. 9eim 4usbruh oes Biiraers
lritgts trdt sr ins 62. psuniplponiIhe
Jrtituiuisen Reeiment sin unb mnh@
{ ben san5en arieg NIT. Rahber
ruroe tr Adfirer Der 3. HdtionaIs
6onf bon gyitisburn unb ipurbe 1873
5t!retdr unb Sdsabmeiitsr Der @ers
mania Snpings 8ont uno Der giiis.
,urs ~nssbenp uHo MdnfeiierStrGs
,enbabn gtfslIfhofi. Sim sabre
LS91 besnb er iih aus Dsiunbbeits.
.iidfihten noh Gan Diego, gol., mar
'ort 3tpei sJabre asihGftlih thdtia uno
Iriinoeis bnnn Elm Bdnibaus in St.
louis. ipeldes er ober bolo ipieber uuf.
ob, lpornnf sr mad pitisbura auriids
ebrte. 6srr Gsibtri mar elm Wits
Iisb Der Union Veieron Qegion, 90.
ten IS. nnb fpdtsr bes ppitens go. 3
ne mebrersr beiitfher gsrtins.
- Cine Observation-Disclosures
elmer 6o6stiisreiie mubts iid5 elm
inges pdrhen aus CT. pubpia Inn
sliaB 9eiclIkn loFen. aaum bat.sn
it Rsupermdblien bic Gd,tnis,r
5ren3t puiTisrt. 10 ipuroe bic graut
ie aus 1dfsI itnmrn!. pon Der golissi
7 empfnna genommen unb sur 9srs
iibung einer riidn1nbigtngefdnanib
rafe pon brei Mohen ouf ben lobn.
cf (9asier Gkfdnsnib) gefiibri. Der
trbubie Gbtmnnn mubte obne feline
bsHsres 6dlfte suriidltbrtn.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sie bsrasaiess--.
Wadrlagfrin lieIes 3eilalUs.

sasn IN Der difrneu asif sas - s<vsas
atrfSnss. bic sus4 bic e3epfuna tatsr seaobs
Darr. sHo 81 iisaf fsin 8Heifd beg, bat
ESQ otufsafaas rc1 Rsrfsrfn srsffisen. bic
enrc siAf nnseiuHni. flraff im gtaHss fire,
Sieies m fhaH nHs scranssalaasu, nos fas
aners srfionnIIn IN nrs ble.bf Hnr ecrnss
eaf eis aaiar etsfe Dame DEFENDERS tesiiHfnai.
etnn Ne BAT ier bic fsIieHe gase sGlieteu. sss
ffosH sessr GritnrH'6fr ME elm snfsndfaes.
nes ra1 seraH su iefen. gstaeti Mot. s0s
We IN ierer ssssnsn RsHssns GIT oeefiu szosnae
nobas Hsbni sis Can Orb Oar sftigA ss
eeefin acsnae. baHu aetf eidelbe ttnorh Die
5r ets fAene meftbens bon srcn q. Sdsoss
strsi6t Tcs oaas IN sur nnssn ean> yas
en- 8auHs ift ssr zaRs:
Mrs. b. Yaeger, friiber Gran gedtsls
oses'H ssewHs. stwssss. ctse,nasss. csss.
srisfii6s fnfmorisn 500 ane satibr
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Enr elm - SIS Eatntnes,
bns III eegettse NssMs Gnintas. Mbtet unI bic
Ess!l eestaa6s sur esssIns stuss dstaInno q
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9as @pfer.

Bon Jernanb 9 8anberem,
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Debenfii,

1tbentlid.
.Wis ssidli Dir adibd<n al
Gfon2-
y1ls be Dsias gan, sas.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-02
PAYING RENT We. EARNING

At the biennial meeting OF the Gem
eral Federation. OF Women's Clubs at
Cincinnati next May. Mrs Carrie
Chapman Gait Is to be one OF the
speakers to present the suffrage side
of the subject. of Problems OF the
Day" There also viii be an anti
suffrage speaker and a man who viii
speak on Restricted Suffrage
IN recent interview IN New York,
Mrs Gait called attention to the fact
that $4,000 wives in New York sup
port their husbands Paying the rent
IS more important, she says, than darn
ing socks. She maintains tdiat there
Is nor enough work in the modern
home to keep woman busy, and It Is
a good thing for wives to help their
husbands. She says the eompiexify
or life is responsible for the man out
OF work, and that there. is really a jon
for every man If he knows where to
find it, There is no sense IN a won-
ans being idle, she says, when a man
cannot support the family When Mr..
Roosevelt got whanging away in the
advocacy of large families, she says
he must have been thinking about
the wealthy and not the poor"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-02
RAILWAY PROGRESS.

The railroads Of the United States
constructed a total of s.14s miles of
new lines during the past year. which
is an increase Ct 5s4 miles when com
pared with the year previous. With
the exception of 1908 the present
year has proved the ligiitest twelve
months period. so far as new railroad
construction is concerned, in eight
years.
IN providing additional safeguards
to. travel the railroads were more
active than they were in the construct
ing Inc, which fact is shown by the
installation Of a total OF 8,TT5 niles
Of new block signals This brings the
total block signal installation ND to
nearly 10000 rifles, the otal mileage
Of the railroads being approximately
ss5l3 GOO miles
Locomotive building and the
construction Of passenger and
freight cars Increased very ma
terialIy over 1868. There MAS
constructed total Of f5l9
passenger cars and total Of
fsq $50 freight cars. TIE railroads
spent more than double the amount
Of the previous year in providing
themselves with locomotives and cars.
The total equipment BIZ was $3.50.
099,060
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-02
4 LOOK AHEAD.

Bradstreet's review OF the business
OF the year Just ended is supplement-.
ed By a glance at future prospects as
seen in the light Of present conditions.
Confidence liz expressed III an exeel-
lent, if not record, trade ID 1910 for
number Of reasons At the head OF
these stands the fact that the agri-
cultural interest is prosperous az
never before in the counTys history,
and the first Of the great crops Of
the wheat enters the winter In
excellent condition on q next-to-record
area High prices for all farm pro-
duee would seem to guarantee eaor.
NOUS p!antings Of all crops this year.
As to commercial, manufacturing and
building conditions and prospects this
IS said
Spring orders already received by
jobbefs and wholesalers and 5rai-
ness booked BY manufacturers prae.
tically insure the fall or overtime
now being run Untif next years
crop and trade outlook takes
more definite form. While fl
might be erroneous to exneet
the record building expenditures
Of 1903 to be exceeded IN 1910
an active years business Is BOXED
for II Is generally conceded that the
railroads Will be free spenders for
improvements In the coming year.
Finally, II reports as to holiday and
retail buying are correct. public bur.
chasing power, despite high prices
ruling. seems to be fairly normal. All
these things Indicate activity IN d
high degree
+ Modifying or qualifying these fsa.
( lures somewhat is the question Of the
effect increased price levels Of com.
modlties. and therefore Of al costs
Of business and Industrial operation.
will have upon general business. ii
is stated that these have already less.
ened profits and bid fair to be pro
ductiYe Of much friction in industrial
lines # the activity confidently look.
ed for eventuates. active money mar
kets and firm rates would seero
probable Conservatism and tact
are advised ID DEALING WITH
the labor rituation enl VIII
the politico-economic question;
which are pressing for solution sucf
course is declared to be necegsar,
# what nov looks like very excel
lent trade outlook is to be fully real
ized In 1910.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-02
.n lMappoR.rLlME, caNraloAcY.

AN INcppoETuME CANDIDACY
Attorney General BS srs has an
neuneed himself as a candidate for
the Republican nomination for con-
gress In the Ninth district In opposi-
tion To the present incumbent. Hdn.
Walter L. Smith. The idea in mind is
to dispiace the latter and put an IN
snrgent in his place. Unless this pa
per is at fault in its Judgment OF
Ninth district Republicans the prop
osition Is not likely to appeal to them.
Mr.. Smith is one OF the abIest and
best representatives any district ia
Iowa ever sent TO Washington, and he
is too valuable man to be sacrificed
III the interest of personal or faction
al ends There is the further cnnsid..
GRAFTON that ii returned to the house
he stands very good chance Of being
made speaker This Is an honor and
an advantage the state should not
lightly forego. Mr. Byers, candidacy
is, to say the least, inopportnne.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-02
Dry Aia AND DIVORCES.

In emphasizing the necessity Of
thorough ventilation a Chicago school
principal, in an address before a
womans club IN that city, inveighed
strongly against dryness OF the atnos-
phere as q. prolific cause Of crank
ness and nI-health He declared that
women who clash with other women
In their clubs are suffering TOO much
from dry air. He also attributed
many divorces and scandals TO lack
Of moisture il the air % the home.
Continuing along this line he said:
IT you are cranky and irrftable
you are very likely not the victim of
vicious temper. merely Of Hot air.
When you find yourself saying
things to those yoG love and weeping
bitter tears Immediately afterwards,
do not blame yourself II is because
you are steam heated
When you cannot attend your club
without being enraged at what is
said or done by other stearn-heated
women, do not Gpbraid yourself Of
them remenher that hat He club ia
steam heated. made up Of women from
steam-heated homes and run By those
who are driven 10 desperate measures
by the kind OF air they subject them
selves TO.
The steam heated woman Is not
satisfied With seventy degrees Of
temperature, She learned at high
school that her home should be- be.
tween s. and 70 degrees. She ring
II Hp the scale on the way to the IN
sane asylum
hgory may be averted BY simple
expedient. Divorces and scandals
hang on this warm afr. TneoYnuatfbil-
ity OF temper and disposition abonnds
In this unnatural atnosphere. Death
and disease Of the lingering az well IA
the rapid varieties hover over the
steam heated family
There is undoubtedly a large eie-
ment Of truth IN the foregoing. ii Ia
very easy for the air in a house heat.
cd BY steam or a furnace to become
too dry. and IT has long been known
thar dry air increases nervousness and
irritability. Furthermore nost houseg
so heated are kept too warm. and this
4 has 2 tendency to 1esgen vitality and
the power Of resistance against both
ilhfeeling and disease. The remady
is TO be found IN a more plentiful
supply Of fresh air better ventilation
In word. Something can be ac
eompiiahed also by eraporating waite,
: from shallow veggels 10 steam-heatef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-02
Editor S. S. BAL Of the Kahoka {

Editor S. S. Ball Of the Kahoka Ga
zette-Fferald IS candidate for the
Democratic nomination for state sen
ator in his district r. the district In
sists, as likely IT Will, on being rep
resented by a Democrat II cannot do
better than make choice Of Mr.. Ball,
The Gate City knows him through his
newspaper ard long ago accorded him
q high place in its esteem. There Is
an abundance Of evidence to the ef
feet that he Is man Of ability and
{ character, with strong claims to re.
c ignition and reward