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The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

another rug. THIS time / was induced
TO buy one at t2T. l took IL. more 10
get out % their store than anything
else ThS rug Vas ssrtSlny aSs womb co
plant. I'm glad 20 see that The Times
IL going after them. Give IL 20 them
good ana plenty They ought 10 be
shown up. They don't do business on
the square. The last fellow who waited
on me said he was a son or the pro-
prietor. While he was selling me the
rug he said; Dad gives me nts for tho
away. We don't need 60 be IN business
at all. you know, for father IL rich,
My brother bought stove from
them, but failed 10 get the kind he
purchased. The one they delivered was
not the kind he looked at I'm the store
and bought. but much cheaper stove.
ito Ne Continued Tomorrow
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BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Alger Pringle. ESQ Lysander..
John Lagos 1853 Hammond.
Anton Roman, 172 Annexation.
Aaron Childs. 326 Sixth.
William lane. 942 SIXTEENTH.
Joseph Rostani. 3iS BRADY
Stanlslaus Bilowski, 62 Torey.
Stenislaus Russ, 16 G.
John Fuchs, 1871 JOS. Campau.
R0oc-t Brown. ssh brewster.
iohn Has. y. ?(, LillibTidge.
Howard aeekell Sob Hubbard.
Alex Kandzorski. 357 Williams,
John CIarkowski, 335 Williams:
Waleuty Edamscek. iS2 Norwalk.
Harry Anderson. 1l9 Napoleon.
John Bellali. 1913 Division.
John Rakoscze. 80 st. Joseph
Gustav Luchelski. 396 Lansing.
GIRLS.
Walter Wesnewski, ~ Thirty-fourtn
John Luoza 1859 Ellery.
John Dykas, 156 Hammond.
Albert Odziomek, 195 Hammond.
John tkowski, 1872 Military.
Martin Trzeciak, 90 Hammond.
Peter Gawanski, 179 Otis.
Hugo Ulbrich, $50 Grand blvd.
Lawrence Geiring, Sc Richmond.
John BuegEe S91 Jos. Campau.
Herman Kruger, sig Hurlbut.
Nicholas Wilson. s22 Hecla.
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Otto Eggert. 23 Ida Petzke. %.
Frank Boza, 20, Hamtramck; SOPHIA
Dst1of. 20, same.
Otto j Pagel. 30; Anna Bertha Ber-
berick. 2s.
Louis La Duo SO; Marie Fraucony
"a
Adam Garnitz. 81; Emile Ragowska,
90.
Joseph Murek. %; Julia Bordoch,. 90
Lew w. Banker. 20; Elsie l.. Mar
William sopfe. 81 Elsie Moore. 20.
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DIED..

DIED.
DE PUY-oct. 2s, 1910, at residence.
No. $40 Fifteenth-st. John Henry be-
loved son of Mrs. Mary De Puy, aged
10 years. Burial at Port Huron,
Mich, Saturday.
GOUDREAU--Oct 81. 1910. at residence,
No. 2k9 Fourteenth. ave. william R.'
beloved son OF Vital and Mary Fran
ces Goudreau. aged 81 years. Notice
of funeral later.
KETEL-Oct. 26, Anna. at her home,
No. % Ludden, aged 40 years be-
lived wife OF Edman Ketel ana dear
mother Of Edna and Elmer; daughter
og william Keding and sister or Mrs.
c. Klotz. Lydia and Richard Keeling.
Funeral Saturday 1t 1:30 from rest
dence anc 2 from Dethania Lutheran
church, corner Melcrum and Pulford.
KNAP-Oct 81, at New Milford, Pa.
william D. KNAPP, formerly OF this
L. b. Moss, Member OF Fairbanks
Post. G. A. X.
LUEHM ANN-Oct. II. 1910, Herman II.
Luehmann, father OF Dorothea G.
AGED r 81 KsSrs No. 9S5
Maple-st.. Monday at p. m
MAHON-oct. q, at her residence. No
20 National-ave., Anna. widow OF the
late Lawrence Mahon, and mother OF
william l., Thomas Frank j.. Anna
and katherine NJ. Mnhon, and sister
of Mr.. William r. Ryan. Notice Of
funeral later
MoNTocMERY--oct 2s, at residence,
No. 277l Forrest. west Anna Mary,
aged 20 years, beloved wife OF George
MONTGOMERY; daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Kaier. sister of Mrs. Pau
line Granger, Emil Handloser and
Anton Kaier. Funeral Saturday at
7.l5 a. m from house, $3.50 o'clock,
standard time. at All Saints church,
Delray.
RYAN--oct 26. 1910, az residence, No.
21e ConcoTd-ave.. George NJ. beloved
son OF the late Michael and Ann
Ryan. Funeral from residence sat
urday at $3.50 a. nj. and TO Our Lady
OF Help church at o'clock standard
time.
sAfITH-oot. %. Mrs Alma Smith. AGED
6b years. Funeral services OF the
residence OF her son. George w. No.
sos Maybury Grand-Rve, Friday,
D. m. Burial at 81. Thomas. Ont.
Saturday.
wALLs-oct. 81. 1910, at the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs. Dewitt Prln-
die No 2l9 Elghtcenth-st. Mrs,
Catherine Walls. beloved mother OF
Peter Walls, Mrs. Charles Koehler.
Mrs Dewitt Prindle. Mrs. +. l.. McIn-
tyre and Mrs. James Scott OF chi
cage. III. Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

steers 8. 6s2. g4.25.
Sold BY Haley a Nom: Black. butch
steers sfs $50 Sc bSSIs 'Sass6s eUos s.
butchers sss. 81 so; DO 81 $50 is.sS;
BUTCHERS ), SOS, stso; ' DO IS sio. sSYs;;
sullivan, butchers Ia. $50, SsSB; do
e et ,s ! sIO. 50; Fromm. heller 4. s7e.
DO /, goo. SS.5O; Sullivan, bull j. i.ito.
40 |. sac. gs; sullivan. bulls s. 7ss.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Sold by Bishop, b. & H.: Maggie &
Co; lambs "a average weight 50
$3.50; do SO s2 $3.50; DC 20. g. 1850;
?52, 20, $3.50: do 80. so. $3.50: do ~, so
Co. lambs 30. 81, Sc; do g. Sc. sS.75; do
100. 81 Mich. Beef Co, sheep az. lis.
1850 gonlOn, sheep rs. S5. issS; do
~ so Os 81 b. SO spi Sl; q R.. Magic q Co
Sullivan, lambs 20. rs, ss.2s: Mich. Beef
Coz lambs 80 5S $50; Stacker. lambs
4. e. t6sb; do IL. rs, $3.50; do s. 100.
sold by Haley q McM; Nagle & Co.
lambs 60. 50, $3.50; do sheep 8. ~. So:
lambs IS, 7s' So; Hammond, s. q Co.
lambs q. 20 te.s5 Gordon, lambs "a.
80, ss.RSi do sheep 28, 100. $3.50; Maggie
& Co., sheep 80 ~; oS SIS
Bought by Sullivan Packing Co.: Roe,
hogs Sol, average weight 100 pounls
price ss!S per ewt.; II. & NJ. hogs $50,
Bought by Parker. Webb & Co: s. &
r.. hogs gao. 10, ss.70; do 49O, 200,
SS.75: do 40. 14O. $3.50
Bought by Hammond, standish & CO.. {:
b.. q; II hogs 2.O7s, $50. sS.75; do
732. 100. $50.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

ABLE BODIED men wanted for the u.
10 and S. Must be native born or
have Hrst papers. Monthly pay y1s
20 SEE. Additional compensation
possible. Food, clothing, quarters
and medical attendance free. After
no years service can retire with rs
per cent OF pay and allowances.
ksrvice on board ship and ashore ~
ell parts OF the world. Apply At u,
W Forrest. Detroit Mich.
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LAKE AND RIvna s1rAnrns.
81

For cieyelane. Pittsburg and AZ
points south and east. leave daily le.tt
p. m Fare TO Cleveland. -; PittsbufE.
1885: lower berths. 81 SO; upper bertha
81; whole room. $3.50. weekend en-
cursion 10 Cleveland every Saturday
night ta50 round trip.
For Alpena. Macktaae and way pottA
Mondays. 5 p. m: FridayA eiSe q a.
Tuesday. Thursday aid saturday ~
City Ticket. ofnc.s Majestic 1las.
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Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
Detroit Yards

The trade in cattle was active at
the Detroit stock yards on Thursday
and prices were higher for all
grades. A bunch OF well-bred, 1900
pound steers, brought IS per cwt. The
demand for common killing cattle
was active and strong, the supply OF
this kind OF cattle failing to meet the
needs OF the case. The country was
we'll represented and liberal prices
we're paid for anything OF likely
feeding nature. Mich cows were
scarce and active. Veal calves were
steady at last weeks values; range
OF prices, $3.50 to $3.50 per cwt.
Sheep and lambs opened active and
a trife higher than last week, but
reports OF a liberal run coming to
hand at an early hour, caused the
market TO lose strength and the close
was barely steady with that of last
week. Best lambs $685..
Hogs were dull and lower, the best
bringing 1915. Buyers are standing
out for quality Just now and drovers
will do we'll to sift the stock well be-
fore sending It in here.
Receipts: Cattle. $50; calves, $50;
sheep, 5000; hogs 1853.
CATTLE.
Sold by Bishop. b. a. H.. T. Bresna-
han. Gamers 3, average weight 943
pounds. price 1850 per cwt; Sullivan.
COWS 2. 1850, t425; do g. 900, $3.50: do
1, t,240. 1915: Michigan Beef Co. steers
~. 1900. So; do 3, 1883. So; Newton.
bull /, $40. IS: H.. $. a. c.. COW 1. 1000.
50: do butchers 4. 700. s435; do bull /,
1860. sass; do COW 1, 1900, $3.50:
THOMPSON, butchers 3. $50. 1915; no 8.
20, 81 Mich; Beef Co. butchers II. COS.
:. 74o. ta2S do l. ESQ 's5o; Z c,d Rr ss "a:
King. stockers 2, $50. 50: DR. Mulheron.
feeders 3, Isl, tI.35: Heinrich. COW /.
I,15O, 81: do steers 20. s6I. 30; VIM.
Kamman. butchers IL. $50. HO5; do
Mich. Beef Co, bulls 2. S65. s3 sulli-
van, COW /. 800. S2.75. do l. 73O, S2.25:
do s. 022. t4.s5: do butchers s, $50, 81;
do COW 1, $50, $3.50; do bull |, 1,44OS ~;
H.. s. & Co, heller /. $50. IS; do 4, $50.
Sold by spicer & H.: Sullivan. COW 1,
1870. $3.50; Breitenbeck, cows 2. 1000.
f375 do 1. 1920, $3.50; do bull 1. 1.2te
sass: Regan. heller I, $40. -: Thomp-
do 2. 9sb, t2.25; Sullivan, cowsetaoln
son QUILL 1, 1900. 81 do COW 1. 500, -
do 2, sa5, SS.25; sullivan. cows 2. Lly0'
$40 N wsss ;Oe sys S90 TbSmpI L%
s s,ee'sep 1a' 8 az 81 Heinrich buteher.
s, s4i. iI.ib: schleichor. butchers Z. 1872
$3.50. do heifers 3, 40. s37h; do cows
4, $50. $3.50: Fry COW 1. $40. So; DC
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

MEN to become
Experience I'M
for particulars
Rochester. ". \.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

AMBITIOUS YOUNG
travelling statesmen
necessary. Write
Bradstreet System,
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

PLAYER PIANO - Latest style mis-
sion case, artistic and handsome In
design This piano has been used In
our Warerooms only q short time
absolutely like new. Regular selling
price. $500; we now offer 1t for S4Se.
The Sa ca RBL IfE PIANO CO.. ns woodward
WILLIAM A. TAYLOR
the famous temperance orator, will
sneak at the Light Guard Armory
Sunday at 2:30. Everybody welcome.
Seats free.
FOR SALE--Oldsmobilo tourabout
with oil lights and 2 gas lights
with generator, extra tire and two
extra Inner d tnbss Just w put In MAKE Rs
good delivery car. B. J. Potter Oke-
mos, Mich
CABLE UPRIGHT PIANO-smail size (:
has been exchanged for one OF our
later styles, and to move 1t quickly
offer IL for $3.50.
Terms, IS cash and ~ monthly 3,
The CABLE PIANO CO.. 21S Woodward
EDISON pHoNoGRAPTi (CyEnet hOrn).
with 4-minute attachments and
The CABLE PIANO CO, 21s Woodward
FOR sALE-An excellent baseburner.
INQUIRE S47 Brooklyn-ave
PIANO TUNING-For expert work. call
Main 2346; uprights W
THE CABLE PIANO CO..
21S Woodward.
HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR CYCLE
sacrifice; owner going to California.
81 Grand River-ave Call quick
FINE VICTOR PHoNoGRAPH with
wooden horn and 20 selections for
$3.50; Easy Paymentg voo,,
The CABLE PIANO co. Sle Wooowar1
SQUARE PIANOS--All In good condi-
ton, $40 and up.
The CABLE PIANO CO. ais woodward
SODA MOUNTAINS. billiard ana pool
tables; new and oeoond-hand Geo.
Marsh Co. Farmer st ID " terma
Drums, Drums, Drums
We never have sold so many drums and
traps as now. Just because we make
them and can AFFORD to give prices
that are right. Easy terms, VIII.
LARD BRYANT MUSIC HOUSE. Els
WOodward-ave.
The CABLE PIANO CO, as woodward
HEADQUARTERS for Victor and Edison
and supplies.
KINGsBURY UPRIGHT pr
ano Gable makel. When new this
style sells for $3.50 AS our sru, ran
room. we now include this piano in
our 'bargain list" and ofer IL. II
taken at once, at S2ls. Terms, $40
cash and $3.50 weekly.
The CABLE PIANO CO.. 21S Woodward
wANTED-cor. Michigan and Fourth.
TO furnish rooms complete. u week
Sumner Co.
WELLINGTON PIANO-Cable make I:
full size. dark oak case. When new
this plano sells for $500. We have
taken II In exchange az payment on
one OF our Cable inner-players end
now is your chance TO own We'll
lington piano for tl7S. IS cash and
rSse 20 c RHh.Gif PIANO CO.. s1s woodward
WHEN pcstered TO death with a piano
agent. try the Ling No-Agent System.
az Gratiot-ave.
GROWN UPRIGHT isIANO-Large size.
oak case, orchestral grand, has Tour
pedals with mandolin attachment. As
we positively must make room, have
concluded to offer this piano At 1910
$40 cash and $3.50 weekly.
Violins, Mandolins, Guitars,
spccial drive. We are getting In our
new stock and have some hne bar
gains In shop-worn Instruments at
half their value on easy payments.
Call OF write WILLARD BRYANT
MUSIC HOUSE, 21S Woodward-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

ANY YOUNG PERSON dssirtnE zoo
position can set one after completing
one Of our courses; day and night
eiagses All the year; our facilities are
bETRoIr business UNIVERSITY.
liza WiicoN-oI
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

CALL ON US IL you want a good dress
maker or a plain seamstress. we
have a fine list. Y. w! c. A. Employ
ment Dept
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

EXPERIENCED GIRL for shampooing.
mnnicuring Also apprentices. 404
Woodward Arcade.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

GIRLS for general homework, very
good places for experienced and in
experienced girls Y w. G. A. EN-
ployment Dept
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

ALI. SORTS OF good business positions
for reliable. competent young wo-
men, especially those who can bring
us good business references We
want experienced help. Y. w. G. A.
Employment Dept
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

Light-spacious--ven offices
on top floor overlooking two streets.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

I had dealings with them over rug,
mi nice rug at t25 When / came
downstairs from the rug room 20 make
a payment on the rug, one OF the head
men said TO me; Are YOU new
customer l said ] was Well. said
the head man I'VE won't sell you that
reg: ~ won't keep It's color the clerk
who sold Il to- YOU Is new one. You
90 upstairs and pick out another rug"
Well I picked out another rug at
s26 They were to send IL to my home,
hut never got the rug | bought. The
zone they sent was much smaller than
the one I bought. I went down TO the
store TO complain. J was mad, ell
tight The man | complained to said !
was iust little excited and would be
ali right when I cooled on. lie actu-
tric fan on me. managed 20 hold my
temper and was allowed TO pick out
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

GIRLS for general homework, good
wages. Y. W. c. A. Employment
Dept.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

ELECTRIC PIANO (44-nots nickel-in-
the-slot)--In perfect condition. Plays
all the new music and certainly gets
the money II you are looking for a
real good Investment and something
70 liven up your business. get busy.
Regular price $500. now reduced to
e2S5 Easy payments
The CABLE PIANO CO. ais Woodward
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

GIRLS WANTED. d. M. Freey & Co.
Brush-st.. near Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
SITUATION wANrED-MALE.

WILLIAM A. TAYLOR
the famous temperance orator, will
sreak at the Light Guard Armory
Sunday at $3.50. Everybody welcome.
Seats free.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
rnn AALE-MIsCnLLANEoUs.

PLAYER PIANO - Latest style mis-
sion case, artistic and handsome In
design. This piano has been used In
our warerooms only short time
absolutely like new. Regular selling
price, $500: we now offer ii for $4Sb.
The A cABLE PIANO CO.. 2ls Woodward
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28

"A. A.A.--Why go poorly dressed when
we will keep you dressed In the
ssisatG 81, OF 4, fashion shS at ;; per wesn
skirts, $3.50 TO $25. Furs and fur
coats at prices and terms to suit
your purse. Detroit Skirt Co. l24
Broadway.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-28
GOOD WAGES FOR
GIRLS

GOOD COOKS wanted Y. w. C. A..
Employment Dept.
HoUsEMAIDs and Mattresses want
ed Y w. A. Employment Dept.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24

City's oldest subscribers, favored this
office with a visit this afternoon. Mr..
Lupton is very interesting old gent
leman, being perfectly well and re-
calling many of the incidents of long
years ago with perfect memory.
Mr.. Lupton was born in Ohio and
came to Keokuk in 1914 when this
place was not even village, and the
only semblance of town was the
old rat row. known to the earliest
settlers. He will be eighty three years
old next July -, and is probably one
Of the oldest residents of the state
and this county. At present he is re-
siding on his farm, five miles west
OF town, which is being attended to by
his son John who is quite well known
here.
In 1860, just before the war of the
rebellion the old gentleman went to
California where he resided for some
time, meeting Sam Clark's brother
there and being well acquainted with
the former proprietor of the Gate
City.
When Mr.. Lupton first took this
paper, fifty-eight years ago, it was then
known as the Valley Wing. Before
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24

red and swollen from washing clothes
in hot water; the bride is in difficult
ties with housekeeping when up hobs
"Anty Drudge with cake of Fels-
Naptha soap In her hand and advice
which makes the world bright again.
The advice which "Anty Drudge"
gives in the reading beneath her pic
ture, in the Fels-Naptha ads, seldom
fails to lead the reader to the more
comprehensive but not less plain and
simple body matter of the advertise
ment. The convincing qualities of the
soap, its advertising copy and the
media used, are best shown by the
enormous sales of Fels-Naptha, Every
year the output has been increased,
even during panic years, and the de-
mand at times has even more than out
stripped the factory capacity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24
INSURGENT fight
DELAYED WORK.
The Recent Row Proves That the
System Of House Naming Com
rnittees Is Alb
surd.
BOTH PARTIES ANGEREDI
MaIcontents, It 10 Said, Will Now
Aid in the Pushing Of Much
Needed LepisIa-
BOTH PARTIES ANGERED

A special dispatch from washington
says: AS other people see U.S. This
old adage has gone home to the in
surgents to the house of representa-
tives. In the last few dave
been seeing themselves as other peo-
pie saw them, and, from all reports,
We're not overly pleased with the
view.
The strenuous hours since they,
through an alliance with the demo-
Gratis, upset the machinery of the
house, has told on them in many ways.
It has been proven to them, to the
minority. and to the country at large,
that, for the house of representatives
to do business under the system the
insurgents have been clamoring for
election of all committees by the
house-is absurd. The progress made
in the selection of the Ballinger-
Pinchot committee has convinced
even the most rabid insurgent that if
their ideas We're adopted congress
would be in session from December
to December, with possible holiday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24
now and then for each individual mem.
Have Caused Waste of Time.

ii
The fact that they have brought
down the wrath of the democrats, as
well as the regular republicans, on
their heads has given them much food
for thought. What the insurgents
have not done this session to retard
legislation, the rules advocated by
them and adopted by the last ses-
sion of the house are holding up all
matters of legislation until the lead
ers are apprehensive of the outcome
Leaders in congress, especially the
faithful friends of Speaker Cannon
while not jubilant over the situation,
dc not hesitate to lay the blame on
the insurgents. AS one member stat.
ed today there has been enough
time wasted in selecting the house
committee to investigate the Ballinger-
Pinchot controversy to pass many
small bills
The one claim of the regulars is
that, had the insurgents remained reg
nlar, things would now be running
along smoothly and the legislation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

'Graustark, or "A Love Behind a
Throne, to be presented at the Grand
this evening is theatrical offering
worthy the serious consideration of
all classes of theatre patrons.
1t is the product of Americas most
popular and successful novelist, Geo.
Barr McCutcheon, whose works for
the past six years have outsold those
of any American author. 1t is also
universally considered the best work
he has ever written, for the sale OF
"Graustark,." has exceeded the COM
bined sale of all his other works which
include "Brewster's Millions, ? Castle
Craneycrow, Beverly of Graustark, :,
"The Sherrods," "Nedra," "The Fly
ers,' etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24
The Mission

Of those corpuscIes In your blood
that have been called Little
Soldiers" Is to fight for you
against the disease germs that
constantly endanger your heaitt1.
These corpus ies are made
healthy and strong by the ueo OF
Hoods SarsapariiIa.
This medicine is combination of
more than 20 different remedial agents
in proportions and by process known
only to ourselves and it has for thirty
years been constantly proving its worth.
No substitute, none "iustras-good."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24

1t is a dangerous thing 10 take a
cough medicine containing opiates
that merely stitle your cough instead
of curing it. Foley's Honey and Tar
loosens and cures the cough and ex-
pels the poisonous germs, thus pre-
venting pneumonia and consumption.
Refuse substitutes and take only the
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the
yellow package. Wilkinson G Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24
Daily Grain Letter.

CHICAGO, Jan. "a, = Wheat -
Weather map shows seasonable con-
ditions. Worlds shipments are fairly
liberal at S,922,000 The domestic sit
uation still shows favorable strength
and foreign markets recently have
shown good deal of flrmness, pre-
sumably rejecting the rather bullish
conditions said to prevail in Argen-
tine. Receipts are expected to fall off
at primary markets during this week.
Wheat owners show 2luch reluctance
In accepting reduced prices.
Corn-Weather conditions favorable
FOR marketing and movement, Farm
ers and dealers showed no tendency
TO stampede on the recent break and
the continued light receipts will prob
ably have bullish influence. Profit
taking checked the advancing tenden.
cy Saturday. Until there is marked
increase in the movement it looks as
though purchases on soft spots would
be profitable.
Oats-A coterie of floor bears
showed q disposition to pound oats
toward the later part of last week,
shaking out long stuff and creating a
fair short interest Moderate buying
on the breaks in July and September
may be looked for and should prove
profitable
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24
Insurgents May be Good.

In the caucus Friday night many
democrats denounced the insurgents
and stated they would not form an
other alliance with them. If this is
the case the insurgents are hopeless
ly beaten in the very next struggle.
Friends of the insurgents say they
are going to be good. They intimate
that President Taft is getting ready to
hold them responsible for any delay
in getting legislation. 1t is not be-
lieved the president will openly charge
the insurgents with fighting his pol
icies, but that he will make it known
that if the insurgents had not upset
the machinery in the house the organ
ization would have been able to rush
the proposed legislation through,
All in all, they are in bad way.
Public opinion in the east has turned
against them, the democrats will not
support them solidly any longer and
their number is not sufficient to win
a battle without the aid of the entire
democratic delegation. 1t looks like
an organization victory--at least, the
organization members are claiming it
and telling the people to look at the
insurgents as they view themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-24
Or. J. EATON JOHNSTON.
PHYSICIAN AND STURGEON

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pathy In the county The Smith
sonian truss fitted and guaranteed.
Va only truss that holds Office
North side oil Main street, third door
above Fifth. Phone 3d. kesidence,
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