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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
BOARD AND KEEP
OF THE KING
Cost England Over One Million Dol
lars Each Year Of Edwards
Reign.

LONDON, Aug. S1.-The board and
keep of the late King Edward during
his nine years reign cost England
over nine million dollars according to
official figures Just published This
is the reason why the labor party will
continue its fight in narlism mt
against the great expense. They argue
that tie king does no more for his
country than the president and that a
good president could be secured for
100000 per year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
JUDGE HANGED
IN EFFIGY
Granted Bail to Woman Who is
Charged With Numbering
LpebapJ

AUSTIN. Texas, Aug 91.-Mob-
sters prevailed today ct Gregory fol
lowing the action of citizens in hang
ing in effigy Judge Davidson. The
Judge had granted bail to Mrs. Straits
who is charged with numbering her
husband, q newspaper editor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
The Comet Sets New Worlds Mark
by Going Five Miles at the
Averas. if 27.s Miles
Per Hour.
REGATTA AT PEORIA J
East and West Met With the Little
Launch From Iowa Making
the Best Mark Of
the Meet.

PEORIA. Ill. Aug. s1.-With the
most attractive program ever offered
IN the history of motor boat racing
and with the Inauguration OF new
departure in the running off of races
the Western Power Boat Associa-
tion's annual regatta was formally
opened, when large fleet of full
cabin cruisers were sent on a five
mile race.
Previous to the start Of the full
cabin contest the entire Chicago
fleet of over forty boats paraded sin
gle file from it's Ivy Club moorings
to point off the course line on the
east side of the river. The parade
was an imposing one and brought
cheers from the early comers who
sWarmed the grand staed. Commo-
dore Osborn, in command of the
fleet, aboard the Nais, following the
anchorage left for the judges boat
anchored at the foot of Main street.
where as president of the Western
Power Boat Association he assumed
his duties.
The program for today includes tue
rs footers and the speedy forty
I footers The races will start prompt
| ly at 1880 and the boat fans will, be-
lore the afternoon is ended have the
/ satisfaction of witnessing the cham
4 pion Red Top III. and the Hoosier
/ Boy. ex-champion. again in a desper-
I which - r,nv
providing the settlement of races by
heats Is liable to upset all dope as to
/ the outcome.
The west met the east, and each
! representative set UP new world s
1 record for the first time in the history
Of motor racing. The events were run
4 in heats, following the style OF
horse racing, and the results were
i extremely satisfactory to boat own
ers and spectators. In the third and
last heat of the 20-foot class the
! Comet, owned by Bilisinger & Kelso
Eof Bellevue. la. covered the five
mile course in 1887, or at an aver
age of 27.3 miles per hour. The
worlds record, already held by this
same boat, was 24:46 for boats of 2(
feet over all.
4 In the 32-foot class the 26-foot En-
erson, owner by A. H Travers o.
,, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. travelled the frs
heat of that class in 1904 4-5, or al
the rate of 293 miles per hour This
was the fastest time ever made il
competition in the Mississippi River
|, basin and the fastest time on recort
for a 26-foot boat. The results:
20-foot class-Purse $3.50; oes
three in FIVE heats, five miles each
Comet Bilsinger & Kelso, Bellevue
Ia, won in straight heats; Pronto II
Smith and Thede, Peoria, second; Nj
". II, William Shining, ST. Louis
third; Racy. A. G. Cuthbert, Chicago
fourth: Pirate VIM M Barns, Peori;
fifth. Time-11:2S1a, 11061a, 10:57.
32-foot classPurse $3.50, bes
three in five heats, five miles eac..
Emerson A. H. Travers, Poughkeep
j. sic, N. Y. first; Comet. Bilsinger {
Kelso, Bellevue, Ia, second; Disturb
er, j. H. Pugh, Chicago, third; Sabu
1t; j. H. Kelso. Sabula, Iowa, fourth
i Syracuse. A. H. Paradise, Syracuse
p y. Y. fifth; Mosquito, G. H. Myers
Clinton, la. sixth. Time 1904 4-5
4 10:0S, To-. 05.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
Another Auto Accident.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Aug. S1.-Architeet
b A. Wickham's automobile collided
with a Muscatine traveller between
West Liberty and here. Mrs. Wick
ham was thrown from the auto and
her head was severely cut. One OF hei
daughters was SLIGHTLY injured. Tne
Wickham car was badly wrecked anc
tho Muscatine car badly damaged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
NEGRO stabs negro.

DEs MONIES, Aug. 3l.-During a
knife fight over a woman, Sherman
Poindexter, a negro, was stabbed by
another negro and tbs thought will
die. The man who did the stabbing
escaped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31

CLINTON, Ia, AAug. 31.-The Iowa
state Brewers association is holding
its annual meeting in this city, A ban
ouet was served at the Revere house.
Something over a dozen of the brewers
of the state were present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
FELL. FROM THE
TWENTY SIXTH STORY
Police investigating the Death of Man
Who Made Long
Drop

NEW YORK. Aug. The police
are investigating tfe death of Edwin
Holbrook, who fell from the twenty
sixth story of building. Whethe- he
fell Jumped or was thrown over, can
not be determined.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
DUTCH SWIMMER
IN THE CHANNEL
Started Today to Go Across From
England to France Via Fish
Route.

DOVER, Aug. Edward Meyer,
the Dutch swimming champion, start
ed today to swim from here to Calias,
across the English channel The only
man who ever performed the feat was
CAPTAIN Webb IN 1889. TIE d stance
is about 221a miles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
MONUMENT TO
FREDERICK REMINGTON
Meeting in Denver This Week to Fur
ther Plans For Raising the
Fund.

DENVER, Colo, Aug. s1.-Further
plans for raising the fund for the erec-
tiion of a monument to Frederick
Remington. the artist-sculptor will
he taken at meeting to be held Iere
next Friday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
THE WEATHER.

(Until p. m. Thursday
For Keol1uk and vicinity. Gener-
ally fair tonight and Thursday
For Illinois: Generally fair tonight
and THURSDAY Slightly cooler to-
night.
For Iowa. Generally fair tonight
and Thursday Warmer Thursday
west portion.
For Missouri: Partly cloudy to-
night and Thursday Slightly cooler
tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
OWED DOWN
INTO THE STREET
Telephone Manager Grew Tires OF
Life and Committed
Suicide.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 91.-Diving
head foremost from the tsird story of
the Desert building, into Main street,
David S. Murray, former general man
ager of the Bell Telephone Co., in
Utah. Montana and Idaho, committed
suinide here TODAY.
Pa was Respondent because his wi e
had brought suit for divorce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
Text Of the platform.


We, the republicans of Kansas. in
kparty council, desiring to express our
Epride in the traditions of our party,
feel that respect and veneration to
Ithose traditions and for the history
I've have made may be most ade-
#quately and fittingly expressed by
Turning our faces forward rather than
hack. Therefore we bind ourselves
| Ito specific future performance rather
Ethan to ask for votes by reason of our
|past achievement, however great it
| is. Our platform shall be guaran-
|tee OF performance rather than a
confession of faith.
Yet we must congratulate President
TAFT and republicans upon the sue
cessful outcome OF the progressive
PARTY measures In congress; the pos
tai savings bank law, the railroad bill
as originally introduced, and the law
providing for the publicity of cam
paign expenses. And in this campaign
we wish to commend Representatives
Murdock and Madison for their work
In congress, pursuant to the instruc-
tion of the Kansas republican platform
Of 1908. in modifying the rules OF
congress so the enactment of these
long DELAYED measures was made pos
sible. We wish to commend Senator
Bristow for his hard and efficient
work to carry out successfully his
platform pledge to secure the enact
ment Of the we'll known long and
short haul clause In the interstate
commerce clause
We pledge anew our loyalty to the
j republican national platform of 1908
and bind ourselves to carry it's de.
clarations, accepting the policy of pro,
lection as outlined in our party plat
form as the established policy of the
nation and binding our members Of
congress in both houses to vote stead
fastly and without reference to any
other instructions for 9 revision Of
. the tariff law of 1909, using as a basis
for fixing duties the difference be
. tween the cost of production at home
and abroad, with a reasonable profit
| for American manufacturers.
We do not recognize the revision o
the tariff of 1909 as a satisfactory full
illment of the tariff pledge of the re
publican platform. And we there
fore pledge the people Of Kansas tha
the republican senators and congress
men from this state shall work ant
vote for legislation that will Great
an independent nonpartisan tariff CON
mission with ample power and SUI
fcient appropriation to ascertain at
Il curately the difference between tn
i cost of production at home and abroac
u and after having obtained such infol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
Daily River Bulletin
staee Height Change. Wea .h'r.
Local ohservationa.

Mean temperature, 20
Maximum temperat ture, 50.
Minimum temperature, n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31
.ksnsas insurgents In Control Of Par.
" Council and Declare the
Platform Pledge Was
Not Kept.
ENDORSE TAFT'S EFFORT
eenator Curtis Voted Against the
Platform Adopted While sena-
tor BrIstow Is Highly
Pleased.

TOPEKA, Aug. 31.-The Kansas In
surgents controlled the republican par.
II council. After the council adjourn
I'd Senator Curtis was asked for a
statement.
4 have no statement now" he said,
7 have not had time to study the
platform. voted against it, that
ought to be sufficient comment"
Senator Bristow and the other insur-
gents were pleased. They had indors.
ed President Taft for the efforts he
/ had made to fulfill the Republican
national platform pledge, but had de-
|clared the tariff bill was not fulfill
|ment Of the party platform, as some
! of the schedules did not represent the
| difference between the cost of produc-
! tion at home and abroad, and they had
commended the insurgents for the
fight on Cannon and Aldrich and or
|dered the Kansas congressman to vote
for the election of United States sena-
tors and court judges by popular vote
/ and the election of congressional com
mittees.
7 could not be better satisfied with
1.-The republican council, said Senator
Bristow. 1t puts the Kansas republi-
cans on record as being in favor OF
the most progressive national legisla-
ton. The platform represents the peo
ple's ideas as shown in the primary
vote,
] In state, affairs the platform declared
for the recall and the initiative and
referendum. The short ballot was
kopped some days ago. On all other
gopositions of state affairs, the pub
iIc utilities and amendments to prohib
Eltory law there was no opposition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31

CONTINUED ON page -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-31

River Forecast.
The river will fall SLOWLY.
FRED z. GosEwIscH,
Observe
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Ser 1cntidje Correspondent"

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Baltimore, neld)e BEN Seiern ole
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Observation-Disclosures

Crii6c allsiidtCn fir Die Nnnobme
bcs repibirtcn CHARTERS IN Der
aegenmGrtiaCn Sibnna Der
StaatsaeieBgcbn1lg. - Iic bies-
be5iialihc Fill an9e6lid al ipat
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tannen mir uiiieu, AnB iib nid)t a,td)
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Tas Ncttcr.

Sir Marplono uno ben GiItrift
Columbia bclltc ulO Sicnitug flares.
fGlteres 8ettef, bobe Weihpinbc.
@eitcru betrug Die hGd)iie Tempe.
rotllr 60 @rao ium ) llbr Nod)mit
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Al, Glllutb "a. ct. Saul 3S. Siiroil
10, 9ismard 80, @iliiton 81 &ourc
10, Selenn 46.
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2ufalberidrte mis- 0aibinstOn.

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gtmos Tetnes
Stills 9enti9es 8ier.

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THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaperin Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives It's read
ers all the important happenings In the
city, the State, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far as its news
columns is concerned. Is second to no paper
published in Baltimore. '
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
South.
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IN Der Stride geitorben.

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Scr enaliiden mctbooiitiid)en Gr,
Ioier;airde einen @Iutitur5.
Starb rudbreno ocS @otteSoienits.
6rou Sliou Nsfcp, bic 1%lteitc
5rou Der Stoot, entihloicn.
aoum botte aeItern abenb Boitor
Sol. Snpoer III Der chgliiden metbo-
oiItildcn Grloier.airdr oil SIiucr-
uno Bethel StraBe nit benz 8ottes-
oiellltc be8oni,en, nlS Sroit &otbu-
rine Sulom, cinc 5S Sabre olic
@ittme bon @aibineton. mo GbuIe.
StrnBc, cilleu @IutIturj erlitt. Shuc
heh @%otteSoienIt 5u Itoreu prrbe sic
6rait i'll Die Safriitei gebrnd)t mo
ct. Nobert l(nniam bon Nr. 1926,
Noro.9ronoiuap berbeiaeruien. Che
Der Ir5t ieood, anlunate, bate sic
Irau i6r 2ebcu mnsaebmutt. "a
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5t toentiIi5Ircr, ipitrbc Der Ycid)norl
III Der Imhulan5 oes norooitlid)cil
IiltriftS nod Der Mor9ue gcbrodlt
lno Coroner G%nrutbers IN acnntnib
geiebt. SpGtcr erid)ien ieood) ser
Sobn Der Seritorbel,en, See !. ca.
lon, IN Der norS6itIideu EoliSeiIto.
ton mo aoh Sen uon Der Toli5ci ee-
milnld)ten NiififliiB. Sad anGobc
ees SobneS perlicB Srau SnIom
tire Motnunlg ocitern Wbeno Inn
I Hhr Bel better 8eiimohcit in &c
/ aleitung bon Goiunro Carr. zines
6rcunfcS Der Sonuilic. lint iid) mad,
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Srau Solom Damn ploBlid) pom Sooe
credit lmtr0c. ipar SER Carr 10 be,
Itiir5t, ooB CT nad) Der @obnuna oes
SohncS liei nno Oieielu bic Sraucr.
botld)olt iiberbrodJte, obne Scenario
III Der STRIDE Die Aorciic Der @critor.
benen a~tt9egeben 81 hnbcn. 6rag
Salom lpor Die &ittwc beS Dor etlpo
20 zSobren gciiorbenen Srn. Sobn i.
Salonl. zines ebemaliacn Mills
@arocinS i'm MarpIdnber 3iId)tboua.
sic hiiterldbt ben geudrmten Sobn,
Ionic hrei SfmeItcrn in Baltimore
rlo cine Sd,peitcr III @ep.Dorf.
BIC Gillette 81 all Scr StoSi
gcitorben.
gran Sriun Msfep. ipobl bic Gltcite
6ran Der Staot, itarb scitcrn in ser
Nobnuig ibrer 1ohtcr. 6rnu Clara
". @nnt, Nr, 1899, Sit.NoriD. gpe.,
lnt Nltcr bon t0l Sabren. Gic olfc
Same crlitt am lcbten Tounerital
elneil SfIagonfail. benz tic crloa,
ohitc ons 9cipuBticin micSercrIona:
5u hobcn. Srou Nsfen mnroc in
Wont9omerp'G ountp acborcn, fam
ober IDIOT i'm N!ter bon . Sabrcn
i,ah Baltimore. Gin Is. Scptcmbcr
1923 perheiroibeie iie iid) nit &rn.
3oiepb aafcp. lpelter idlon Dor 80
Sabren ans Dem 2eben itieo. Sbre
0t~nfcrbliebeneu iinb: bic bcreitS &c.
rannic Sodtcr, Dos einiigc aus II