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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
women's Suffrage.

PARIS. Dec. Sl.-An indlcauoH Oh
tha nroeress Woman's Suffrage is
~ king in France was seen in the re-
port Of the Universal Suffrage .onl-
mission of the Chamber Of Deputies,
drawn IN by the noted Ferdinand
p,isson Moderate-Republican. me
ranort advocates that the suffrage
law o. 1884 be modified to read. Al u
,arsnns ,a~ Of French nationality OF both
saxes of 81 years of age and over
a,no are not in state of incapacisy'
acoordjng to law, are electors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
Lodoes Consolidate.

WATERLOO, Dec. 31.-At special
meeting of the Helma lodge number
SO and the Waterloo lodge number 81
knights of Fythias, it was voted to
consolidate under the name of the
former with membership of $50.
The consolidated. lodge will have a
membership of over 500, being the
largest Pythian lodge in the state.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
waterloo,s Great prooress.

WATERLOO, Dec 31.-The Even
ing Courier, annual Improvement edi-
ton shows that 1910 was a record
breaker, with 66o new residences and
total improvement TO the amount
of s4.7tO,o26 There were SO new
stores. factories and other new busi.
ness buildings erected during the
year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
JAPS ARE BUSY
MAKING MAPS
Are Getting Ready for War With
United States. If It
Comes.

MANILA, Dec. 31.-The military
authorities have discovered that the
Japanese spies are making a topo
graphical map of every foot of the
Philippine Islands to be used in case
of war with America.
The Filipino leaders are urging the
amalgamation of the Japs and Phil
ippinos and are aiding the Japs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31

WEST UNION, Ohio, Dec 3l-For
the first time judge Blair has re.
fused clemency to voters who sold
their votes. He sent five men TO Jail
for eight months. fined them 5000
each and disfranchised them for fve
years because they did not come into
court and confess
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
Saloons in Paris.

PARIS, Dec. 31.-The French SEN
ate stands in favor of reducing the
number of drinking establishments in
the country to per 600 inhabitants.
At present there is l per 80 inhabi-
tants, women and children counted.
England has ! for 4s0; Germany l
for 246, and American / to $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
sa5. 900 Fire Loss.

MASON CITY, Dec. S1.-The pow
er house, two machine shops and
sheds of the Mason City Brick and
Tile plant contiguous to the Martin
Manufacturing company burned, caus-
ing loss of s25,000. There was no in
surance. The property was owned by
the Denison estate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
Held up by Hiohwayman.

BOONE, Dec. 31.-FranlS Casotte Of
Fraser, while going home from town
late was held up and robbed of $50 in
cash and gold watch and chain at
the muzzle of revolver. Casotte be
Iieves he knows the man VINO held
him UP and has had a warrant issued
for him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
VERA Cruz is
In DANGER
Mexican insurgents Had Well Laid
Plot for the Capture of the
City and the Gun
Boats.
REBELS ARE INCREASING
Federal Loss Was 500 in Four Days
Battle to Force Navarro From
His Strong
hold.

VERA CRUZ, Mexico. Dec S1.-The
military authorities have discovered
a plot of the insurgents to seize the
city and the gunboats in the harbor.
Fifty men have been arrested.
The insurgents are gaining ground
along the coast and in Yucatan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
louss Man viii Win.

DENVER, Dec. 31.-Reports indicate
that Thomas Lewis has been defeated
for reelection as president of the
United Mine Workers of America and
that John 7. White of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, is victorious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
500 Were Killed.

GALVESTON, Dec. 31-Under Gen
Luoue. the government soldiers at
tempted to penetrate Gen Navarro's
hiding place, at Nal Paso. The gov
eminent lost 500 men in four days
battle Only few rebels We're kill
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
GERMANY GETS
A HERO FUND
Andrew Carnegie Has Given one
Million Dollars for the
Purpose.

BERLIN, Dec. 31--Under the per-
sonal supervision OF Emperor Will
liam, Andrew Carnegie has arranged
for hero fund In Germany, similar
to the one in operation in the United
States. He has given one million
dollars for the purpose
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
engineer Killed.

PANA, H., Dec. 31.Frank Squidd
of Villa Grove, H., was killed when
his engine on the Chicago & Eastern
railroad ploughed through twelve
freight cars on side track this mer
ing. No one else was hurt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
FALL OF SLATE
KILLED EIGHT
Coal Miners Dead When Roof of Mine
Topples Down Upon
Them.

MATTAWAN, w. Va, Dec. 31.-
Eight men, two Americans and six
Italians were killed today by fall
of slate in the Lick mines of the Red
Jacket Coal Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
s.e.Inn Hand Held Up.

ToRT DODGE, Dec. 3l.IIhomas
11annessv a section foreman, for the
Illinois Central and GYPSUM sS we
held up and relieved Of $40 IN casn sa
IA gold watcn by negro VINO
~as = u later captured at Para. me po,
! ~ ,,,nohile to overtane the robber.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
Lawton, Okla, Has a $4,000 Fire

I4AWTCN, Okla. Dec. 31.--When
Willie Seevey, office boy for Drs. NAL
com and Angus, fired the tank of a
crude oil burner, it caught fire and
destroyed the City Drug Store Build
ing The losses: Nj. A. Tucker, pro-
prietor OF the drug store and build
ing, $4,000. insurance $4,000; Drs.
Malcom G. Angus, $4,000, insurance
$7oO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
Earthauake in san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 31.--A
sharp earthquake shock this morning.
shook the tall building and ratified
dishes in the homes, frightening the
people. The shock however. did no
damage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
Electrical Octopus Gets Protection
From Uncle Sam Because of the
Laws on In
ventions.
CANADA rs
Action Taken There viii be Watch.
ed by Y. S. Government Which
is After Electric
Trust.

=
WASHINGTON, Dec. s1.-In view
OF the proposed suit of the govern
ment against the electrical trust,
there is much interest here in the
litigation in Canada against the Unit
ed States Shoe Co., on patent rights.
The government will charge that
the electrical trust hurts the consum-
Ell all the way from the factory to the
ultimate consumer. The complaint
will allege that prices are arranged by
the trust, being an arrangement in
constraint of trade, protected by the
intricacies of the patent law. If the
government fails, an effort will be
made to have congress pass a law
similar to the Canadian laws.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
THE WEATHER.

tCHLil y. III. SuHudy.t
For Keokuk and vicinity: Increas-
ing cloudiness with probably snow or
rain late tonight or Sunday. Warmer
tonight Colder Sunday.
For Illinois: Fair and warmer to.
night. Sunday increasing cloudiness
with colder north portion afternoon or
night
For Iowa. Increasing cloudiness
with probably snow or rain late to-
night or Sunday. Warmer southeast
and colder northwest portions to-
night. Colder Sunday.
For Missouri: Fair and warmer
tonight becoming unsettled Sunday.
Colder north portion Sunday after
noon.
Weather Conditions.
A cold wave has followed the storm
center in the northeastern states. as
the eastern field of high pressure
moved to that district. and the tenn
perature is lower in the eastern and
southeastern states.
The northwestern depression has
moved southeastward, and is central
( in Colorado this morning
This has caused rise of temper
ature in the Missouri and upper Mis-
sissippi valleys, and a field of high
pressure advancing from the Pacific
slope. with increasing pressure in
the northwest is attended by colder
weather in the northern mountain
region, and there has been snow in
Montana and Utah
4 Conditions indicate warmer, cloudy
weather for this section tonight. fol-
/ lowed by colder Sunday, and probably
snow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
Local Observations,

Dec Bar. Iher. Wind Weather.
30 I pm. o.S1 81 Sc Clear
81 : am. 30. q % S Clear
Mean temperature, Dec. so, rs.
Highest temperature. ST.
lowest temperature. 16.
Lowest temperature last night, Is.
FRED 2. GoSEWIscH
Observer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-31
Canadian Activity.

TORONTO, Dec. 3l.-The govern
ment's suits to have the methods OF
the United States Shoe Co. crushed
will be pressed. If the government
wins it will likely result in other
American trusts being turned out OF
Canada.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

30 pair Boys Oxfolsls from So % to :; 90
Ce:ln-Up Price Is
One lot Ladies' So 4 :, so Oxfords and.Pnmps
Cle;an-Up Price, IS
One lot Mems Dress Shirts
Clean-Up Price 45c
Work Sox, Clean Up ut pairs 25c
6 Panama Hats, SIS 90 values
Clean-Up Price ; so
3:5 pair Mems Tan Oxford Patent Leather
and Vici Ikin Oxfords, S3 SO and 400
Clean-Up Price ? 95
All Ladies' Tan, OxblOodS. Low Shoes and
Pumps, $:} so, , As, 95 values
Ciean-Up Price so
pair Childrens Tan Pumps
Clean-Up Price l 10
3 pair ChillrenS Pumps, 75c values
Clean-Up Price Csc
Mems Balbrggan Underwear, all sizes
Price 24c u garment
Mems Balbriggan Underwear, all sizes
Price 35c Il suit
Mems Black and Tan SOC Belts
Cleanup Price :>5c
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

About 2 dozen extra large OveraIls
Clean-Up Price SOC each
Children's SOC Rubber Sole Canvas Low Shoes
Cleanup Price 25c pair
Boys Overalls, :,5c value, Clean-Up Price &c
All Ladies' Waists 20 per cent off
All Lace Curtains 20 per cent off
A few pair Children's Lace Hose
Clean-Up Price sc pair
One lot Lawns Clancy silk stripe)
Cie:n-Cp Price 1Oc yard
One lot Lawns Cleanup Price &c yard
All Wool Dress Goods, 20 cent off
All Lace and Embroidery, 20 per cent off
A few Rugs to clean up. Zoe Wait Grass Rugs
Clean Up Price 29c
Csc Waite Grass Rugs, Cleanup price 55c
S5c Waite Grass Rugs, Cleanup price zoe
Two 9xl2 Waite Grass Rugs value $50 95
Cleanup Price 05
Three 0N19 Waite Grass Rugs, value So 05
Clean.up Price 05
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-07-14

In our Millinery Department We have
{ few bargains to offer
% Ladies' Trimmed Hats, values $50 so, ; so.
cleanup price 50
Is Ladies Trimmed Hats, values mp to SIS 90
clean up price , 90
20 Ladies' Trimmed Hats, value up to $G 90
cle:ln-up price ? 05
Choice any Ladies Hat in the store >8 SO
One lOtTub Skirts, white and blue, So so value
clean up price IS
One lot Children's BONnets half price
/ Ladies Summer Dresses, 20 per cent off
Pongee Coats, value SG 95, clean-up 95
One lot Summer Skirts. cle:il-uD price Csc
All Ladies' Suits, 20 per cent off
A lot of remnants to select from
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12

few of
the Brkado the queus him two months
siberau they frequently tips railway
thing
the Aado postal pleading be delivered
its
Japanese postal routes
it generally.
representative government
of simply
migration.
almost wen I've meaning
proud
it is concession that
of his when asked mounted the his
is out
prohtionis anprOhibs
certainly backeye the whisky habit
Its
the majority of those
the socaled gOOdows
lnger along route
thrilling the of the mighty
the all the world
almost the With what pride
thrilled
miles pusng depths through
atmosphere the of the mysterious wrelessl
Egand his duty, said his ships
In the French at Trafalgar
all I my duty that
earthly Of Edward the Peacemaker.
to bumbl the pride O. Spain n Manila Bay.
But mpoen these when them to the
whose breakfast thousands heard about whose
pan matter coming the great city
indeed, his
''Ain that a nice belly, Jimf Why don't you hit it'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12
Small Talks

FIRE THURsToN-MOnday
K oggy soil Wamea, AlOha
Honolulu friends.
Kuhio bad luck, but I'd like
yacht in before July &C.
FISHER greatly relieved have got the Nuunu
my be entirely
Higher Association all right
of months Now III have
a chance regular again.
political job with the board
Every appointed ability and if he falls down in
his work. he fired promptly What want is efficiency.
ANDERSON that feah johnson
white but All disustted about
celebrate tn occasion in ali ftin' mannah
the evil results liquor have
Honolulu things the the cartoons tell
US anyone find them if they look.
intelligent public
the dam the other day and raining
regular sprinkling Hawaiian
squirting road the already inch
deep on the road, too
immigration keep
rather the Strait Magellan There yellow
sthmus of in
will contribute bringing yellow fever
don't that be when bring
morning
the singers There enough there to
supply ten times a big this.
responsible the calling of the
of all in basket
Hawaiian His patriotism and pride OF race
coruptOn fate deceit and
admit that knowledge of the people
superficial reliable than that of who
opinion and get encouragement by
finding that it improves with
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12

~
building the Ka water
systems engineering scheng the
projects,
appliances tuning
waipuEa,'
first looked the world he to set out
The waiuka yards
arrow grade was carved out
who laid out the work. what for carrying
born
been use for that the tally had been lost by the
Hawaiian legend and Hawaiian folklore tell of Hawaii
the Munes Menehunes
and fairies but the Hawaan contend that the Menehunes
people,
landed the primitive people of the
Egyptians through cheap
pyramids obks and temples that are wonders
today gathered in
them
planned great the
Men did the work They are the who ouged out the rock for the
KOhaa wauk heating the with fires banked
faces and interng the rock into fragments dng
wauka
the eight grade laid
between the different galleries. for the
the bottoms of series of shafts
dykes upper slopes of
have been the of the Menehunes
Probably the of Meme
hume origin
sssss
Even under the rapid
transit lines pOne gruf
a Friday little instance of
this little bit of the continuous pi
and little
wrath and brings in nickels for the company.
corner of Fort and settled down kid to the with
the mother the fifth
% nickel for the bunch informed
the family see could not find the m she and her
brood desired get e
repeated you the Queen
The rang
stop This is the Queens place madam where
Ills this Nuuanu s' the every
this is Beana the conductor said and that the
well where want to get off Nuuanu front of the Lodging
House" She settled offspring back
each in his or her end seat while the
Without losing his smile the
the woman and told her to take the next car back After several minutes
explaining the transfers were taken but the look and each of the
kids jerked off his her that
had escaped He stopped the first he switch
four children bound for the Queens paid.
poverbia
him isn't in it with the wanted advice will
the other without touching hair
IS that some OF the said hair has already been well touched up and other
Of the latest would
whak with penetrate to point where it would be felt
The advice of friends
writings of learned failed
the hair of the average woman have the repeated doses of HOE and the
generous applications of the dye responsible for the various shades of
which would Titan his
j held responsible
hafhour a
of the following and
girl born md snapp,
dark and blonde hair which pretended TO the living liz
that noted Major Woodruff, published
that the blonde not thrive in a tropical cline.
refined weetlookng, modest miss Of
the sight of and who would screaming Mysteries
taken to make the dozen more u which pped from beneath her droopn
Lesaon
whose noe many years
application Of "beed blonde" bad long ago lost all OF It's sting and who's
quantities OF hmpen hair idea what vegetable article
@irodueed when The eoTses mn ou) will look like
huyom evident Irish blood boiled
tuAmuy called Lad"
today sailing along under fun rigging Of hair Of the bddusr'sl bhe
hat Mick ever threw,
Atkinson through amy Tsraior
which no has elnpeiehy represented Do @ Par East bat by big
maldnie o. he JaIlHeis lmperal government
Nusl BE friends pod lse ~
ssa'e he department WITH which te occasionally 'oaaesis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12

lips of sent the Russians to the AHIM&MNM
etrutha way he got them MIINH#NM
made several false attempts to interview him, ANHDNNM&8M
but time buzzng a RgkA4IA4NXY
friend and l. even JOsher Buaem the Fearless, hm5hmn W
But at last alone myself am always alone-1
caught him alone He had ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5 I
fully but fearessly care you Jakk Atkinso- A
novtchG" #
81 amski," replied rotund dignity. 4
''what you SSS|S
The strain of talking Russian considerable, -
but out of and prudence persSered
the language of his adoption.
"I would meski takovith with yu pleaseovc
in best JOher Bufemtch the investigator
want to know. know why you did it. and how
You too Josher he said lapng temporarily United
don't know what tell them questions
lit don't know why un they ask my stenographer Jimmie
Ioyd' along questions
details
"Peope seem to appreciate me went on Jaek with some
bitterness They have appreciated appreciated
myself The Star is the only thing that
due ability and Importance The Star always mentions job
that is vacant Some day III land Them then
will be didn't treat better.
81 had lots trouble you imagine
in Hardin wanted to kill because couldn't bring them
Nobody likes think I'll out the backyard
were busy while
in a better by changing subject
Busy7 Say just ought Toxic Why
but just keep them away from me-.
He sighed deeply and emininly.
Ay face is my fortune you know, he added mOdetly
couldn't for it.
els point my investigation,
each of the Russians Hardin of land
if they would Hawaiii'
"of he said lighted cigarette
scratching his boots promised
them that if they here would their lawyer they got
He sighed deeply again
of got yet
they they got
here' have a if had
MAYBE you II get chance day yeti suggested oheefuly
''why should I when have ooDtrci
''Why should at alf If
get paid
the Russians was that they weren't getting paid when they refused to work
They ought to have waited until they got political jobs employed by
the board of immigration
is talk, peonage in
my
own You'd ask that
}, ''Ho won't tell me, " said planively
thing help immigration, you
! care you going to I . know.
NOt muk he said Indignantly 'Thes thousand Russians wait
ing nd
like board of immigration wouldn't let bring them back
afraid knOwI used to be George oarter
'You know, you said
government Well did We had hot time it, Say
government afraid
thought things when didn't think When
T%i 5 4 b used 10 he Snipg the yeig Of George and Me-
wby say when right had
tap distinguished visitors
and ordinary people my
backwards always aab Of course though knew how to
preserve disguise but had
to be polite 10 me-
said could hardly believe
eyes I know strange" he replied, "but it
nearly Jacksk "oarter offered
the Job got accept the time
and later when changed my mind found that George had changed his TOO
had work It sad and wasnt used TO IT,
s.Ie youV he said TO urhedly get out quick
afford o compromise myself Goodbyeski skdooski."
whispering the the Fair when looking he
bunch Of Russian Immigrant approaching He dn stop to bid the lady
stayed not the order Of bic going And be went he tried to look like
Ru''an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12

Iowardhon Doctor decision operated left pair surgical
anaomy i for damsgesi iwyehsi irst send
hlm large hii far fiemgss-tffa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12
Good Done by Doctor Cook
The Nation.

Mount Mckinley has been scaled second time and two more
Doctor
his claims embraced the
impossible climbed Mount Mckinley and he not have
provision he
his feowtizens and that
be AS without
very civilization if Doctor Cook could
had discovered
tuberculosis costolyng problem and persuaded the
Within few months these
things actually accompshed-by
you your daring snglehauded Why
didn't have pai Prsouewen afraid he might turn out
TO be dishonest,-Ceyeand Leader,
Whenever IL from pesimist
whyi JonesA pat get IL baekNew Zealand
Gazette,
----sts-----
'Aiy boy college" holt the farmi
woodp -Kansas city journal
Wf legiug troubled aeumllidp Hp hph~ooT denfl Wory
ing problem desplosn Transcript
iarad-i worthy you aalng Pair oneRe
Harold my msud NE BE- hapElwish Ledger
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12
THE ADVENTURES OF
JOSHER BLUFFEM
JackSN and His JObSki.

commission from Of
New York Socialists the Patterson N j. anarchists
Of the Socialist Honolulu
Character Ny fame bold daring spreading
the world beginning untirng
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12

My boys from college" Iow fnrmi
e wooipe '-Knsas city Journal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12

Jones Whenever Try borrow try get IL from Psimt
Gazette
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12

Visitor And =ObbeH nglebandedf Why
didn't p PhoHeWel afraid he might turn out
o be dshonest,-Cleyeand Ieader.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12

aadl hs Pa worthy you, darlns fsF one~Re
member st Harold sua m msisd NE 20 be hapPylgwh Ledger
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-12

There Is nothing 1 CAM find out. find
things that do not exist and that is the ultimate aim
of all true investigators. Even when am alone,
am fearless and unafraid and can follow up a
clue with all the perspicacity of Harry Lake and
the "reminiscences of Bob Breckons That is why
the Amalgamated Dsturbers of the peace and quiet
of the country employed to look into the matter
of Russian peonage in Hawaii and to learn from
the lips of the who sent the Russians to the
Islands the truth about the way he got them
made several false attempts to interview him,
but every time found him, he was buzzing a lady
friend and I, even I, Josher Bluffem the Fearless
was afraid to butt in.
But at last, alone myself am always alone-I
caught him alone. He had just parted from a bunch
of skirts that he had been absorbing for some time
with what evidently the thrilling story of his
adventures in the land of the Muscovite.
"HowdedOski, - said approaching him respect
fully but fearlessly. care you Jackski Atkinso-
novtch9"
~ amski," he replied with rotund dignity
FWhat do you wantski7"
The strain of talking Russian considerable
but out of respect and prudence I persevered in
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-13
North Berkeley Terrace
offers man of modest means the op-

North Berkeley Terrace is reasonably priced and be-
ing sold the easiest kind of easy terns-it is an oppor
uny profit handsomely by the expenditure other peo
pie money factors that in themselves permanently in
realty values contguous-t is opportunity to
speculate high class real without laying out at one
time the entire needed finance the undertaking. nor
do pay premium in price interest for the accommo
dation extend you.
As residential site North Berkeley Terrace is of
exceptional desrablty; schools churches are
on the tract near by IS picnic ground and park and lust
across the street postofce 1t enjoys beautiful view
the air is pure and the soil adapted to the cultivation of
flowers and vegetables.