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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-24
PERSON Al

Ottumwa Courier: Mrs. ]. w. John
son, who resides east Of the city, is
visiting in Keokuk.
Miss Josephine Weber, 420 West
Second street, has returned home
from Keokuk where she has been
visiting relatives.
Miss Edna Parson of Buxton, re-
turned from Keol1uk where she spent
her vacation, out of the store.
John H. Cole has returned home
from a business trip to New York
City.
Judge Felix T. Hughes was tran.
sacting business in Kirksville, Mo-,
today.
Mr.. and Mrs William David James
Of st. Joseph, Mo-, are visiting in the
city with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stat
terry.
G. N. vermillion left this morning
lor Fit. Madison on business.
o. S. Howell of Kahoka was in the
city this morning on business.
R. ]. Hopkins made a business
trip to Canton this morning.
Mrs. C. L. Mcintyre of West Point
who has been in the city for the
past few days visiting Mrs. W. s.
Robertson, returned to her home this
morning.
Robert Hamilton Of La Harpe was
in the city visiting friends.
E. w. Wood of Hamilton was in the
city this morning on business.
D. F. Miller was called to Fit. Madi-
son Ills morning on business.
Miss Maude Jones Of Cartilage was
city shopper this morning.
Joseph Burk left this morning for
Kansas City where he will make
short business visit.
John Freeman of Vincennes ls IL
the city today on business.
Theodore Craig made business
trip to FIT. Madison this morning.
Jacob Frank is in Kahoka today
on business. =
William Smith, well known keo
kuk boy passed through the city this
morning on his way to Burlington
where he will attend the milliner's
convention.
L. Girth of Wyaconda was in the
city this morning on business.
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He Is A Wonderful Man,

seek his advice on Business, Mar
riage, Friends, Enemies. Changes,
Specnlations. Love Affairs, Journeys,
and all events of life. Price rs cents
end upwards.
Have your hands read by the ster-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The City Commission desires to
receive further applications for the
Civil Service positions. Call on the
City Clerk for blanks and informa-
ton.
NJ. F. KING, Chairman.
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In the police Courts.

Irwin Chambers. the eighteen year
old lad who broke in the grocery store
at Fourteenth and Bank streets Satur.
day night, was arraigned in the super
ior court this morning, took time to
secure and consult counsel. His bona
was fixed at $500. Chambers will be
given a hearing at the next session OF
the grand jury, plea of not guilty
having been entered for him by the
court today, on account OF the nature
of the case, involving an offense that
means the penitentiary or reforma-
tory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-24
LUKE HEARING
this AFTERNOON
Four Police Officers Went to Fl.
Madison as Witnesses in the
Liquor
Case.
NOVEMBER HEARING
Irwin Chambers Arraisned This
Morning Will consuIe Counsel
and Held to the Next
Term of Court.

Chief H. NJ. Schevers, Assistant
Chief John Pearson, and Officers l..
c. Fuqua and Jacob Park went to
Fort Madison this afternoon at two
o'clock as witnesses in the hearing Of
the application for temporary writ OF
injunction, launched against W. j.
Luke, the local liquor dealer.
The final hearing of the matter will
come up at the November term of the
district court in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. Csc.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
CROPS DAMAGED
BY BAD STORM
IT SWEPT OVER ARKANSAS,
NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI AND
PART OF TENNESSEE-TWo
PERSONS WERE KILLED.
BY Associated Press.

Memphis, June 10.-Meagre reports
of serious injury to crops and proper
ty damage to many thousands of dol
lars by the storm which swept Arkan-
sas, northern Mississippi and north
ern Tennessee last night have been
received here. Near Fort Smith,
Ark, John Meadows, a farmer, was
drowned and near Benton, Ark. Jack
Dodson. farmer, was killed by fall
ing tree. Hot Springs reported to-
night several buildings unroofed and
one residence torn from its founda-
tion.
Pine Bluffs damage is estimated at
ten thousand dollars. A number of
buildings along the waterfront were
wrecked at Fort Smith. In Mississip-
pi the damage was confined to beating
down young crops.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
Dallas-Cedar chest company; s54,

Dallas-Cedar chest company; S54,-
600 land company.
Galveston-$50,00 900 cotton company.
HarIinger-Suga mill.
Haskell-Creamery.
Houston-Realty company; S25,000
realty company; $4,000 nursery com
pany; $25,000 tie and piling company;
100000 realty company; $4,000 oil
company: $4,000 improvement CON-
pany; $4,000 realty company.
Mabany-s10,000 lumber company.
Miami-s10, 900 townsite company.
Mineral Wells-s350,000 railroad
company.
Pecos-s1, 100000 irrigation COM
pany.
Terrell-sS, 900 waterworks.
Waco-S50 GOO realty company.
$4,000 cotton compress.
Wichita Falls-S12, 900 Gotten gin.
San Antonia-s20,0 900 sand and lime
company.
Virginia.
Alexandria-s999 900 manufacture
ing company.
Cloverdale-s2O0 flour mill.
Fife-Saw and stave mill.
Graham-s50,OqO electric railway
company.
Index-S100,000 brick and tile plant
Norfolk $50, 600 refiX company;
ter packing company.
Richmond-S1 .0OG 900 power plant.
Roanoke-s10, 900 realty company.
Scottsville-S10, 900 telephone COM
pany.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
PLEDGE LOYALTY
TO PRESIDENT.
PASS SUCH REsoLU-
TION, ADOPT A PLATFORM,
NAME A STATE TICKET AND
THEN ADJOURN.
Ry AasocIated Preas.

Little Rock, June 10.-After adopt
ing resolutions pledging loyalty to
the administration of Taft, denounc-
ing the Democratic party of Arkansas
and naming a complete state ticket,
the Republican convention adjourned
today. A. l. Roland, of Hot Springs,
was nominated for governor.
The platform charges the Demo
cratic party with maintaining Itself
in power through a corrupt election
law and that they mismanaged the
states finances. 1t derides the
Democrats for failure to submit pro-
hibition to the people.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
LoreauvfIle-Bank.
MarkSville-Bank.
NapoleonyiIie - 500, 600

Marksville-Bank.
NapoleonviIle - 500, 900 lumber
com pany.
New Iberia-Bottling works; SAC, 900
land company.
New Orleans-S50,o 900 plumbing COM
pany; $50,000 furniture company; $685.
600 manufacturing company; grocery
company; 100000 saw mill; $4,000
realty company.
Robeline-s1o.0oo stave and head
ing factory.
Shreveport-s50, 600 oil company;
100000 oil and gas company; realty
company.
Mississippi.
Aberdeen-$35, 900 milling and man.
ufacturing company.
Batesville-Railroad company.
Clarksdale-$25O,00 bank and trust
company.
Natchez-s10, 900 automobile compa-
ny; 100000 packing company.
Potts Camp-Bank.
Summit-s20,0o0 bank; $4,000 hotel
company; $4,000 electric railway COM
pany. as ~
Stringer-4Cotton gin.
North Carolina.
y Booneville-$50,0 900 bank.
Causey-$75,000 lumber company.
Charlotte-$25,0 900 publishing COM
pany.
Kinston-s3O,ooo manufacturing COM
pany.
Merry Oaks-s25,O00 bank.
Raleigh-$10,000 insurance CON-
pany.
Salisbury-s50,OoO realty company;
$780, 900 cotton seed oil mill.
w -
tion company.
Oklahoma.
Davenport-Brick plant.
Martha-S15,00 alfalfa mill.
Muskogee-S100,000 drug company.
Oklahoma-s500,000 security compa-
ny; $4,000 construction company.
Quinlan--Publishing company.
Tulsa-$20,000 mines.
South Carolina.
Anderson - S1,000,000 investment
company.
Beaufort-$40,000 fertilizer plant.
Bennettsville-s25, 900 suprly and
Charleston-$20,000 cotton COM
pany; $4,000 lumber company.
Chester-Fuel and fertilizer COM
pany.
Claremont-Lumber company.
Columbia-$200,OO0 building and
loan association
Georgetown-Motor boat and auto
supply company.
Greenville-s10,0 900 furniture COM
pany.
Laurens-$15,000 realty company.
Martin-Telephone company.
Meggett-$20,000 vegetable com
pany.
Mullins-Drug company.
Tennessee.
Chattanooga-$10,000 lumber COM
pany.
Dyersburg-$20,000 veneer factory;
10000 cotton oil company.
Johnson City-s1O,O0O development
company.
Knoxville-s10,O motor company.
Memphis-Investrnen company;
$4,000 drug company: engineering
company; $4,000 manufacturing com
pany; iron works.
Nashville-Grain company; $4,000
drug and chemical company.
Texas.
Alto-Drug company.
BeaumOnt-S10,0 900 furniture com
pany; land company; 100000 rice
land company.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
TRADESMAN'
WEEKLY REVIEW
NEW INDUSTRIES FORMED IN
pIxiELAND DURING THE PAST
WEEK.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 1o.-With
the early days of summer there is no
apparent abatement IN the industrial
activity OF the south The Verified re-
ports to the Tradesman show that
there is a decided strenuosity in new
construction, and the investment OF
capital in various linels of legitimate
activity continues with apparent conf
dence. ID the developypent Of natural
resourcess especially, such as iron,
coal. lumber and their by-products,
there is 9 noticeable impetus such as
might not have been expected at this
season Of the year when industries
usually Jag in sympathy with the ther-
mometer. The list Of new industries
established In the south during the
week ending today, as reported to the
Tradesman, and presented herewith, is
an interesting study for those who are
watching the industrial movement in
the south. There are many and varied
concerns IN the list, and some big fig
ures are also seen. For example, two
new railroads are reported in Ala
bama; Gotten oil mill in Arkansas;
two waterworaxs plants in Florida;
three banks in Georgia; an iron work
ing plant in Kentucky! lumber plants
and banks in Louisiana; an electric
railway and q steam railroad in Mis-
sissippi; two banks in North Carolina;
mines in Oklahoma; cotton and lum-
Der companies in South Carolina; sew
eral manufacturing companies in Ten
nessee; development companies and
new railroad in Texas; power plant
in Virginia: four oil and gas COM
panies In West Virginia. I nfact, the
record of the past week in the south
compared favorably with any seven
days period in recent years. The
list for the week as compiled from
reports to the Tradesman is as fol
lows:
Alabama.
Birmingham-$25,0 600 realty compa-
ny; $4,000 manufacturing company;
$4,000 land company.
Boaz-Waterworks
900 lumber company.
Mobile-Broom and bluing factory;
grocery company; amusement co L.
pany.
Montgomery 100000 bottling
works; $4,000 electrograph com
pany.
New Decatur-Railroad company.
Riverside - S26,400 development
company
Sumter-Railroad company.
Arkansas.
Little Rock-s100,G Zoo Insurance COM
pany; $4,000 realty company.
Nurfreesboro-$25. 900 cotton oil
mill.
Florida.
Observation-Disclosures works.
Cocoanut Grove-s50,0Q0 develop
ment company.
Dade City-Water works.
Daytona-S25,O 900 ice and cold
storage plants; $4,000 hotel and sup
ply company.
Jacksonville-$50,000 lumber CON-
pany; $4,000 naval stores company.
Quincy-Cigar factory.
st. Petersburg-s10,00 investment
company.
Sanford-s1O 900 bank.
Tampa-s25,O0 investment CON-
.pany.
Georgia.
Atlanta-s50. 900 realty company;
500, 00O bOttling works; machinery
and vehicle factory; $4,000 realty
company.
Benevolence-$25,0O bank.
Berlin-$25,0 600 bank.
Observation-Disclosures company;
ice company.
De SotO-S25. 900 bank.
Eatonton-$50,0 900 oil and fertilizer
company.
ontezuma-Fertilizer plant
kentucky.
Loujsville-$l0.00 900 iron working
plant.
Louisiana.
BogaluSa-Bottling works.
Logansport-Cotton gin.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11

morning, and doctor worked lons
time before she was brought around
to safe condition. The woman was
under the influence of liquor, 1t was
stated by the police, when the poison
was swallowed. She had been ar
rested earlier in the night with an
other woman in the same house. and
upon returning to her room promptly
swallowed the poison. She was heard
to say by several that she intended
to kill herself.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
OFFERED A BRIBE.

Springfield, ILL.,, June 10.-A state
senator today volunteered to testify in
the legislative bribery inquiry if his
name be suppressed, that he was Of
fered $4,000 to vote for Senator Lori
mer. States Attorney Burke has re-
ceived confidential communication
from a southern Illinois bank cashier
giving details of a conversation with
member Of the lower house relative
to the offer of an alleged briber in the
senatorial deadlock.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11

$4,000 land com
pany.
Wise-$50,o00 Investment company.
West Virginia.
Berwind-$25,000 bank.
Buckhannon-s16,00O oil and gas
company.
Clarksburg-2o,oOo oil and gas
company.
Fairmont-S25,oo mines; railway
company.
Fayetteville-$50,000 building and
loan company.
Martinsburg- Vinegar factory;
creamery.
Parkersburg-s25,0O 900 oil and gas
company.
Parsons-$50,000 mines.
st Albans-$25,0 900 oil and gas
company.
Wheeling-s100,O0 900 tile works.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11

1oPnce first
the
start being feed by President Taft
The prince commander the Japanese
mi line his father Prince
kasa
he
will his flag he with the of
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
MRS. FORD EXAMINED.

Cincinnati, June 1O.-A com mission
in lunacy today examined Mrs. jean
cite Stewart-Ford, the woman in the
Warriner case. The proceedings were
the outcome Of warrant charging
lunacy, sworn out by Howard w. Nc
Questen, at whose home Mrs. Ford
had found temporary refuge, only to
lose it by appearing on the roof and
threatening to commit suicide by
jumping to the ground. The commits
sion will report later.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
AUToIsTs AT WINCHESTER.

Wlnchester, Va, June 10.-The
New York Herald-Atlanta Journal
good roads automobilists reached
Winchester at noon today. The run
this morning was from Sraunton, Va,
sc miles, over the famous Valley pike.
Today, Notwithstanding inclement
weather, the roads are firm.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
TO FIGHT OUT
CHAMPIONSHIP
r. G. BYRD AND r. s. BUSH, JR.,
TO MEET IN FINALS TODAY
FOR THE SOUTHERN GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP.
BY Associated Preas.

Atlanta, June 10.-F. G. Byrd, of
Atlanta, and r. G.. Bush, Jr., of New
Orleans, will fight out in the finals
tomorrow for the southern golf cham
pionship. Bush defeated w. ]. Tilson,
of Atlanta, two up with one to play
in the semi-fnals today. Byrd won
by default from J. P. Edrington, the
present champion, who was confined
to his bed.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
BIG STRIKE AUTHORIZED.

Boston, June 10.-A general strike
of 10000 to 10000 cloak makers in
New York city was authorized this
afternoon by the lady garment work
ers international union, in session
here. The date and arms for the
strike were left in the hands of the
special committee of which Albert
Block, Of New York, is chairman.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
POISON DRUG
TAKEN BY WOMAN

Mamie Touart. white, living at 1876
West Zarragossa street, swallowed
some poisonous dose with evident
suicidal intent at an early hour this
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
VOLUNTEERS pIsaANpINe.

Lima, Peru, June 10.-The governs
ment is disbanding the volunteers
from the infantry, cavalry and artil-
lery. One of the mediating ministers
stated today that war between Peru
and Ecuador was Impossible, but he
would not be more explicit.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
WILL ATTEMPT EIIGRT

New York, June IO.-Charles K.
Hamilton, who will tomorrow attempt
to fly from New Yor kto philadelphia
put hi smachine in readiness TO-DAY at
Hampstead Plains. He will start f1cm
Governors Island. Northerly winds
and showers are indicated for tonor-
row.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
CAMPAIGN AGAINST SALOONS

Cincinnati, June 10-The campaign
of brewery interests against objection
able saloons in this state bore it's first
fruit today in the indictment Of four
saloon keepers on charges of conduct
ing nuisances in violation of the law.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
PILGRIMS RECEIVED.

messy, bishop of Wichita, Kans., were
received by the pope today The
bishop presented the Peters pence
The pontiff addressed the pilgrims
briefly and IN cordial terms.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
TORPEDO BOATS SAIL.

Charleston, S. c., June 10.-The
torpedo boats Foote and Rogers, in
charge Of detachment of naval mill
tia from Massachusetts,, under COM
mand Of Lieutenant Commander
Goodridge. sailed from this port this
morning for Norfolk, Va
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
LARGE GAINS
BY BROWARO
INCOMPLETE RETURNS SHOW
HE IS NOW IN LEAD BY NEAR
LY TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED
VOTES.

The following table shows the in
complete returns for United States
senator to date:
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11
THE LABORATORY
EFFECTS ARRIVING

Apparatus for the laboratory to be-
installed at the city hall by the state
boar dof health will show up today, It
is expected, and Just as soon as pos
sible an expert will come over and
with view of having the same in
place on or before the middle of next
week, or about June Is. The rooms
i'll which the laboratory will be placed
have been cleared of desks, chairs,
tables, etc, and yesterday the tax as.
SCISSORS effects were taken to the sec.
ond floor for installation in one of the
Offices upstairs.
Free candy day TO-DAY
at The Crystal Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal., 1910-06-11

SS s$s$ 2Sss d %ts sStT = e s @ S% = s @ x P%
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-12-15

political economy he has peopled
with a law-made race of men and
women who grope their way about in
the very fog of diffuse and unrelated
power In the wide range of his
active mind he has never encounter
ed a structure Of authority which he
would not change; a form of govern
ment which he would not alter; So
ciety which he would not transform.
In the long reach of his ample and
enriched years he has never met
philosopher whom he would not ad-
wise; a teacher whom he would not
instruct; a soldier whom he would
not command; a king whose scepter
he would not WELD; a book which he
would not rewrite; religion which
he would not reorganize; a civiliza-
ton which he would not reconstruct.
I'm all the grades of human So
ciety with which he has come in con-
tact he has never met a man whom
he could not either love or hate;
whom he could not either praise or
blame; whom he could not either
trust or suspect; whom he would not
either appoint or disappoint Of all
the problems in philosophy or litera-
ture which have confronted him,
there is not one he did not solve;
there is not a question which he did
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-12-15
Ljff(efOn on Roosevelt

Having gotten his views respecting
eight Of the presidents of the United
States, and having surmised his at
titude toward a ninth, need we be
surprised that he finds no difficulty
in urging a radical change in the
structure of the governments
change which is the strangest mix
ture of socialism and empire; most
unique union Of despotism and dis
order?
For has he not said "the execu-
tive must be the steward of the pub
lie Welfare?' and has he not said it
is not enough that the gaining and
keeping of fortune is no damage to
the community. We must see to it
that no man shall gain and keep a
fortune unless the gaining and keep
ing Of it shall be benefit to the COM
munity.' Thus shall the steward of
the public welfare be established as
tribunal to determine whether the
individual has gained his property to
the benefit Of the community, and
whether he is keeping it to the ben
eft Of the community.
"The vast region Of Mr.. Roosevelt's
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PAGE FOURTEEN

true bills against this Trust or that Trust
In fact, the number of cases that have been
filed by the government would make one tired
to count them.
But how many have ever gone further than
put in prison for violating the law?
How many Rockefellers, Morgans, Gug-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-12-15

Department of Justice, for they have been
controlling things their own way too long to
have any idea that the government is able to
punish them
When the Department of Justice records
will show that some of the above mentioned
big thieves have been put to cracking rocks,
then it will be time enough to say that the
department is showing energy
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THE JEFFERSO

genheims Carnegies, Harrimans, Belmonts,
Vanderbilts, Cudahys, Nelson Morris; how
many big thieves of any kind have been pun
ished by the government?
Not one.
Morse, the banker and ice king, is in prison,
but he was made goat of for he was only
doing what the others did
Yet these pirates above named fear not the
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HE st. Louis Commercial Club
will have as it's guest this
evening at it's regular monthly
dinner, the first of this season,