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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22
FAMILIAR CIRCUIT
CHANGES HANDS
shuberts Come Into Possession Of
Observation-Disclosures Houses,
Including keokuk.

Hon w. E. Blake returned from
New York City, last evening, where
he completed the negotiations, by
ship and possession of the Chamberlin-
Harrington circuit of playhouses, says
the Burlington Hawkeye. Mr.. Blake
stated that the deal had been closed,
but that he could not go into details.
The Hawk-Eye says:
And thus in short time, the great
circuit, that Frank Chamberlin had
built up, will pass into other hands.
Some twenty years ago, Mr.. Chamber
lin was placed in charge of the local
base ball club. Burlington was playing
in big swift company then. and the
young and apparently inexperienced
manager held his own with the best
| the head of the procession and kept
it there. He displayed the same won
derful business acumen In other mat
tiers, and after he had succeeded r. M.
Washburn in the management Of the
local house, he soon demonstrated his
/ ability in the management of theatre
cal business. He attracted the atten-
ton of prominent men and found
backing for his plans, and one after
| the other, he gathered together In a
comparatively compact circuit, num-
Der of the best theatres In the middle
west He had the loyal friendship and
assistance, In later years, OF such men
| ca, l.
/ in the earlier ventures, Charles B.
Kindt of Davenport and others. His
was the rare gift of winning and hold
/ ing the affection of the men with
/ whom he had dealings, if they were
Ion the square" There will be re-
greet among the old friends that the
circuit, which was brought to it's full
est development during the past doz-
en- years is going to pass into other
hands, but all will rejoice, that the
1 open door" policy will rule there.
The circuit as now constituted is
made of the leading playhouses in
the following cities:
/ Rock Island, Davenport, Muscatine
Rockford, Ottawa, Canton Quincy
4 Joliet, Sedalia, Burlington, Galesburg
1 Waterloo, Freeport, Aurora, Moline
Peoria, Clinton, Keolluk.
1t was reported that the price paid
by the Shuberts was somewhere near
quarters of million of dollars
but Mr.. Blake declined to go into any
details further than the main fact
that the deal had been concluded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22

In making up your order for dismiss
ing the petition you refused to grant
our request that you include in your
order the admission that you made in
your decision that she was of unsound
mind You knew that these men got
all of this property from Mrs. Grim
sley and you knew that she had no
money left to appeal this case; that
she was old and defenseless, no more
than mere child in mind and men,
DRY, and admitting that she was of I'M
sound mind, 1t seems to me that you
must have known that you were
prejudiced against the old lady, and
ought not to have tried this case.
when you refused to incorporate in
your order what you admitted in open
court. Therefore. we think it is use
less to try this case before you, and
you can dismiss 1t without prejudice.
Yours truly,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22
NASAL CATARRH
Henry |, Britton Says it is Easy to
Get Rid of.

MY head, nose and glands leading
to my eyes and nose were stopped up
and swollen, tried several so-called
catarrh cures, but Hyomei, used thor
oughly did the curing. There is moth
ing too good to say In favor of Hyo-
mel 1t cured my nasal catarrh. -
Henry l.. Britton, Frost ST., Eaton
Rapids. Mich.
Hyomei pronounced High-o.me)
cures catarrh, because it gets where
the germs are, and destroys them, 1t
is made of Australian eucalyptus,
mixed with other healing antiseptics.
When breathed over the irritated and
inflamed membrane, it gives relief
in two minutes.
Used regularly for few weeks it
will build up and heal the germ in
tested membrane and drive out
catarrh.
If you own small Hyomei pocket
inhaler, you can get bottle of Hyo-
mel at druggists everywhere, or at
Wilkinson & Co., for only SO cents.
If you do not own Hyomei inhaler,
ask for complete outfit, the price
is s10O 1t is guaranteed to cure
catarrh, coughs, colds, Group or sore
throat or money back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22
What Of the Cup?

Whether any more races will be run
for the fine loving cup generously
hung up by Major Meigs, is matter
not yet decided. The club meetings
of the motor boat organization have
on a number of occasions and re-
Gently, not been attended by even a
quorum and the continuance of the
club without interest was thing re-
garded as useless by those who have
lent their best efforts to keep the or
ganization alive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22
Litigation by no Means at End and
Supreme Court Will Again be
Called Upon to Decide
Phase Of II.
DISMISSED IN SUPERIOR
Judge McNamara Received Letter
This Morning From Attorney
3. f. Jones Telling Him
to Dismiss Case

Notice was filed today by B. A. Do
Ian, B. F. Jones and William Sinton.
guardian, appealing from the decision
OF Judge Mcnamara, and asking the
supreme court of Iowa to decide the
famous Grimsley case. The petition
was filed setting UP that Mrs. Grim
sley was of unsound mind and had
been for the last 20 years; that she
was incapable of attending to her
business, and did not pay her taxes be-
cause of her incapacity, etc, and ask
Ing the court to set aside the Bartruff
Judgment, tax deeds. etc. The case
was tried few weeks ago, and many
prominent citizens appearing as wit
nesses and also prominent attorneys
who have known Mrs. Grimsley all
declaring that she was of unsound
mind and had been for number of
years.
Judge Mcnamara admitted in open
court that she was of unbound mind
but decided the case on the ground
that she did not have title and had not
paid subsequent taxes, notwithstand-
ing the fact that she had lived in the
property for over 20 years, and the
attorneys for Mrs. Grimsley claimed
that she paid for the property and put
the title in her brothers name and
also owned it by adverse possession
Judge Mcnamara refused to incor-
porate in his order deciding against
this old lady what attorneys declare
he had stated in open court that she
was of unsound mind; therefore they
are taking this case to the supreme
court. 1T will be remembered by
everyone that an effort has been made
to get this property away from Mrs
Grimsley for number of years past:
that F. T. Hughes took the case ur
| for Mrs. Grimsley and carried 1t to
the supreme court when suddenly Out
OF clear sky came the news that the
famous Grimsley case was settled
forever, and deeds passed, E. T. Bart
ruff getting one house and F. T
Hughes getting the other house, and
Mrs. Grimsley nothing. Then the
famous case was started again and a
petition was filed in equity Also q
petition for new trial. The petition
for new trial on account of un
soundness of mind is the one appealed
| from. The other case was dismissed
without prejudice and the following
letter written to Judge McNamars
who has decided so many of these
crses.
Hon. Judge Mcnamara,
Judge of the Superior Court,
Keokuk, Iowa.
Dear Sir-You can dismiss the cas-
Bartruff VS.. Grimsley without pre-
/ JUDGE. 1t is useless to try this case
before your honor, for you in you,
decision dismissing the petition in tn,
Grimsley case just tried said, admit
ting that Mrs. Grimsley was and is o
unsound mind. still you found that sh,
never had title and had never pait
subsequent title and dismissed on
| petition asking for a new trial be
cause of her unsoundness of mind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22
VIVA a Summer Cold Nav Do.

summer cold if neglected is just
as apt to develop into bronchitis as
at any other season. Do not neglect
it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar
promptly. 1t loosens the cough.
soothes and heals the infamed air
passages, and expels the cold from
the system" Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22
B. F. JONES.

77lIT7 ~ d. i . OANIIk5.1
So at the present time it leaves the
case appealed to the supreme court
and the other case in the district
court over the brick house against F.
T. Hughes to be decided at the next
term of court, which meets this fall,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22
Time Is lnopportune.

Those who have been agitating a
motor boat club for Keollul have ar
rived at the conclusion that the time
is inopportune for maintaining such
club but that some time in the flu
ture when Lake Keoluk extends from
here to Burlington stronger and
better club will probably be formed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22

and will appeal more to the owners Of
motor boats than the disbanded club
has DONE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22
BOAT CLUB Died
NATURAL Death
Officers and Members of the keokuk
Motor Boat Club Decided to
Disband Last
Night.
NOT ENOUGH INTEREST
Boat Owners Of keokuk do Not Seem
to Care for an Allied Or
ganization Of Their
Craft.
NOT ENOUGH INTEREST

| The Keokuk Motor Boat club is no
more. This organization for the past
eight years, devoted to the promotion
or water sports and unison of motor
boat and launch owners, passed out
OF existence at called meeting of
the officers and members of the club
neid last evening at the residence of
PAST Commodore M. Meigs on North
Third street.
The reason for the disbanding of
this club which has been the fore.
most boating organization that Keo.
kuk ever had, is the tagging and wan
ing interest of the club members and
OF outsiders to put a shoulder to the
wheel In an effort to build up and
maintain a motor boat organization.
Among several of the members, the
officers and a few faithful ones. in
terest has ever been alive but it is a
well known fact that four or five
members cannot keep affairs of
club moving without the concerted ac-
ton on the part of all the members.
thought best to discontinue the deeds
and doings of the only river organiza-
| tion that has been maintained here
for the past several years. The money
left in the treasury has been equally
divided among the members of the
/ club in good standing.
| At the close of the organizations
business, $2S.66 represents the
/ amount of money left in the treasury
after disbursements of 1924. Mon
eys paid out represent purchase of
supplies. printing, stationery, etc.
[ Members in good standing in the
Keokuk Motor Boat Club were mailed
their checks today by the treasurer
Resolution to Disband.
/ After talking the matter over thor
oughly, considering the ways and
means of trying to get members in
terested and continue the organiza-
ton, 1t was finally decided to disband
1 the Keokul1 Motor Boat Club for an
indefinite period of time. A resolution
offered by Burton Wilkinson was
seconded and accepted. The resolu-
1 ton follows: 500
Whereas, very little interest. is
taken in motor boating in Keokuk
and whereas, the officers after a
! thorough canvass of the field have
discovered that little support is to be
expected In managing and organizing
boat club in Keokuk.
4 Be 1t Resolved, That we wind up
the affairs of the club forthwith and
THAT the secretary-treasurer be in
structed to mail check to each
member of the club in good standing
for the amount due him on an equal
division of the funds of the club and
that the secretary be instructed to
make a statement in the paper for
publication of the amount left in
4 the treasury.
Time Is lnopportune.
Those who have been agitating a
motor boat club for Keokuk have ar
4 - - - H. u n
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ipobnbaft gsp. 1906 WeisernN Mpenue.
erlitt seitern infoles S4euens isines
pferoes fdmerabofts aopfpunben unb
4ontuiicnen. Gr ipuroe IN einem
Bussp na9 Dem iadctiidm 6oipi tai
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Der Bis 1our areusnng nit BEN
2eaen bon absuesrohren beihdffis'
paren, f,iirsts cine Mano beg Orab,ns
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an fir oelieIerte qrbeit an eirtsm gau
in 9atpnia uno perIanst eins lten auf
pds 9runbitId.
Der gopiugton DeutIhe Pionierz
Derein belt seitsrn abeno Isiue mos
natlide 9srIummluns ab. Sn Ibtres
Ieubsit oea qrdIipsnten Mm. Rieoltn
funairte Serr gaipor pobImann ols
goriiser, uno Gstretdr $. $. Ilbers
prototoairte. Der SeIhlub bsSu9llh
Der GtbaItung elmer WaIbineton 9ss
burtstaosfeier puroe biz sur nddltsn
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mes bieI. einen 3sitserdben 8prtra8
Ibsr ben erpBen Jeloberrn General
.. Gteuben, bsNen 0entmal iestsn
Mtittpob in Walbingtou enthult
kuroe.
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fame Sibnns oss Rutbss oes Iloer=
mdnner uno oes Staotratbs ltott, IN
Der Elm GuItooian fir oas Gpurtbaus,
elm Qluiisbsr fir bas slrbeitsbous etc.
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Ipenue in grunn. 0a5 Sepdrtsmsnt
mar prompt our Stelle uno loltts Die
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| S6unttellner in elnton Wtueler' z
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feierten aeitsru gsmeiniam lbren q
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8Dro uno 9urruro gpe. folgts UNI
petlebte pie @eleui6aft mehrere slllt
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puroen nur ciIsTptuments pal
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sSabr git enedgiren, I'm Die Sutonlt
| StroBenperbeTerunes Bombs etc. Il
Crnnuno gu bringsn. ipuros on bd'
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Cine unsetilste G5reni@nle

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in GibboNnno, ober, tpenn man Der
Wobrbeii bic Che geben nil. auf bem
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800 1nbre DergaHeen, bob Elm Tann
aus BEN nis6ristn Dolie, Elm eiHfoher
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bic augen geihIoHen bct. Sebermann
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tif&Gn MuSbrHd fanb. 4ber Dix Spa.
MIR ndiien ii& pom srfsn g6ndsH
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aaisbn; prGIat, Carl 5nup; 3D. 81
o., .. 3immer; W. 81 W.. Wm. Wdr:
fbun; JnRere Nahe: 3D. 6. Gpuins;
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ram leiitete bie notbiee 6iilft.
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Ctr, ,BelIebue, fieI aui benz eiiisenSei'
tenpes unb erlitt Elm. Wsrrentuns bel
Iinten 5anbgelents,
Der GacrsD Sedrt Court No
1926, 6. 8. 3. srpdbIt. folsenos ys:
ante: 0eiitIiter 0irsitcr, Rep.9tahr
GbsI RoAeer, Bernard 8oete; Y. G
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gen 9aIen; Gin. Ss.., gabert o. Gs
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StsIlpsrtreter, 9. 0oese.
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2iesertranss6snSert.

glpm ,iin5,l.rii6en Stauopunti tpar
eos osftria. aons.ri bes Cincinnati
2ieosrirans Elm sldnsencer grfols uHo
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bausrIih mar ss. Bag bic Sdnesr tba's
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bate uap mi: Der esipoun!elien Nut
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2ofal Beri6t.


Jrau :. DiSten. bon 90. 1863
Goiporps Roab. slitt seRern auf BEN
Geitenpes. an grie Ape. nno shnD
aDe. aus unb sos F4 einsn DruA o.s
rehten armes s,l Sic iDuroe n Die
Habeseleeen. Mobnnns Dss 0tbsim.
poli3iiten guriboI3 eetragen nnb Dcn
bort, nahbem iie bon Or. enie psrs
bunben tporben mar. beimstbro4t.
- Sobn aiuit, ~ Sabre alt, ein
Dubrfn.ht in Dstnitm bss Gtubt.
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Reuebue Mno 1abton.

- 3as Soc Scooter Womens Relief
Corps DON Eaptpn periammelt fih
buts Nahmittag in ber Wobnung Der
Jrau Mebner uno tpiro Die @eamten
ertpableH.
- Die Clubbing Star Cog. SO. AS.
&. of g.. Don 9apton, eripdblie fols
gsnoe Beamte: 6. g., u. 6. Gerris;
0. g., M. s. 8eht; q. Of 81. u. g.,
9bomas 1Daebell; 20. Of g.. g. 8.
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