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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-10
hat Feeling
Of Fullness
Disappears in Five Minutes After
Taking Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablet.

A Trial Package Sent Free on Request
All of the unpleasant sensations at
tendant upon eating too heartily are
instantly relieved by Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablet. Like sticking pin
into rubber balloon. The reason
is simple and easy to understand.
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An Unorthodox View.
Frehch heels and Merry Widow
hat never made an actress.
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KIDNEY
TROUBLE

fou want good results you can make
40 mistake by using DR.. kilmer's
6wamp-Root. the great kidney remedy.
At druggists in fifty cent and dollar
iizes. Sample bottle by mail free, al
so pamphlet telling YOU how to find
,ut If you have kidney trouble.
Address. Or. Kilmer G. Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y.
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the 1909 crop and ISL per cent,
ten year average.
Barley

bdfIty
The quantity of barley on farms
March !. was about 100000 bushels
or 19.1. per cent OF the 1910 cron
against 41,220,o0O or 24.2 per cent Of
the 1903 crop on farms March /, 1909.
About 50.4 per cent of the crop viii
be shipped out of the countries where
grown against 51.7 per cent of the
1909 crop
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-10

Munyon's Cold Remedy Relieves tbe
bead throat and lungs almost immediate.
II Checks Feyers, stops Discharges Of
Inc nose takes away ell aches and pains
rausen ~ colds. It cures Grip and Oh.
stinate Coughs and prevents Pneumonio
Write Prof. Munyon, 53rd and .Iefferso,,
sts., Phiia., Pa, for medical advice ab.
solutely free.
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he Beat Of
the Year
BY Robert Livingston Beecher
leentisaed /,.en y1steyde,l

ecrrr,sar. 1872, ny tn. PEARSON rual-snlxe Co
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c., 3. & @. RAILWAY CO.

Trains leavo from Union Deno,
Berths and tickets. Fifth and John
son streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
FTedrickson Buys
an $4,000 Farm
For Summer Home

ii. Z. Fredrickson, head OF the II T..
Fredrickson Automobile company, bought
an $4,000 farm five miles northeast of
Council Bluffs yesterday. The farm for
merry belonged to Bartlett Richards ana
VIII O. Comstock and consists OF 500
acres. Mr.. Fredrickson intends to put
most OF the ground in corn, wheat al
falfa and oats. He will put. several acres
IN Watermelons and canteloupes for his
own use, as It is his intention to build a
summer home on the farm and to do con-
siderable entertaining. He also will grow
fruits and berries.
There are at present a house and sew
ersl outbuildings on the farm. These are
70 be used by the man I'm charge, as Mt
Fredriokson intends merely to oversee the
work and not to follow the piow around
tho fields. lie Is going to put up a LARGE
modern summer home.
Il bought this farm" he said. so I can
leave the dusty and dirty streets OF the
city In summer and go where 1 can
breathe fresh and pure air. / was raised
on farm and l still have the craving
for the rural life. Although 1 am putting
most OF the farm in grain and alfalfa, 1
intend to try my hand at raising melons.
When 1 was IA years old / lived on a
farm near Fremont and had the greatest
success in raising melons. 1 intend to
see IL can do as well now
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
DAKOTA DAN" WILL REOPEN
NOTED WILL CASE IN BOSTON

BOSTON, Dec. 30-The famous Russell
will case IL to be reopened.
Leslie A. simpson OF Dickinson. N D..
COUNSEL for the North Dakota plainsman,
who claims TO be the long-lost son OF the
late Daniel Russell OF Melrose and en-
titled TO share OF the latter's estate,
valued at $4,000. arrived here today to
push an appeal to the supreme judicial
court from the decision rendered two
years ago BY Judge Lawton.
This decision in effect held that "Da-
kota DAN" as the claimant Is known, is
an impostor and instead OF being Daniel
Blake Russell IL really James ID. Rous-
seau OF Malone. N. Y.
While Dakota Dan" through his at
torneys. continues his fight for what he
claims az his birthrisht. there is living
in the Russell homestead Ia Melrose a
man whom william c. Russell. the oldest
son Of the testator. has recognised as his
long lost brother. Daniel Blake Russell.
This man is Familiarity known as Fresno
pan" having come here near the close
OF the celebrated will trial from Fresno.
Cal. where he had been living under an
other name.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
NEW SWINDLING DEAL
THROUGH C. o. D. PACKAGES

CRESTON, Ia, Dec. 90 Special a
request came to Postmaster skinner Of
thls city yesterday from Kansas City
authorities asking that Investigation be
made at the express office here to see
II any G. o. ID. packages had bern re-
oelved for Jasper Young, lately deceased,
IN that city, but who was buried here.
Inquiry revealed that such a package was
being held. with c. o. D. charges amount.
ing to t20.5o. and also that a package was
held for John Banniok. also deceased, the
charges on this being $3.50. The schem.
ers had been watching the papers for
obituary notices and then sending In the
name OF the deceased a package G. o. y.
hoping that relatives would claim the
package and pay the charges which the
promoters Of the scheme would pocket
and the relatives receive nothing but a
lot OF worthless stock certlficates
Two men are under arrest at Kansas
City who are believed to be the principals
In this graft and who have been operat-
Ing Under the name Of the Great western
Tanning company.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
Five Escape Hurt
as Auto Hits Car

-Four negroes and a white man miracu-
lously escaped injury at o'clock last
night, when an automobile driven by l..
w. Rushing Of South Omaha struck a
westbound railway mail street car at
Eleventh and Douglas streets Rushing,
the only person injured. suffered lacera-
lions OF the scalp and chin. His passen-
gers in the autpmoblle. who escaped in
jury. were Marion Price, 1898 l. street,
South Omaha; Fannie and Charles Bird,
i0i7 Capitol avenue. and Emma Fisher,
2610 N street, South Omaha.
Rushing -tried to pass in front Of the
street car, which was going at a rate
OF about fifteen miles an hour. His car
struck the fender of the motor and threw
It off the track and up against the curb
ing IN front OF the city Jail distance
of about fifty feet. One front wheel was
torn off the automobile. The impact OF
the two vehicles failed to stop the engine
OF the auto. which sim was purring when
tho car came to a stop about fifteen feet
from whore the accident took place The
front and tail lights stgl were burning.
The car was owned by Rushing and he
was taking the four negroes to South
omahas when the accident occurred. Her
man Dunnlng. the motorman on the mail
car. escaped with a slight shaking up.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
Heads Of Striking
Unions Ordered to
Come Before Court

KANSAS CITY. No, Dec. 1910 an
swer what they believe is a government
prosecution under the sherman antitrust
law charging them with restraint OF
trado-the first suit Of that nature ever
filed against a labor leader in the United
states-three officials Of the unions
whose men are striking for better work
Ing conditions on the Hartman lines
were today ordered by the government TO
appear January next in the United
states circuit court OF the eastern
division Of Illinois at Danville.
The men summoned were M. T.. Ryan,
general president OF the Railway Carmen
OF America; J. A. Franklin, international
president OF the Brotherhood OF Boiler
makers. and A. Hinzman. vice president
OF the boiiermakers The court summons
WAS Issued at the order Of Judge Wright
the federal district court and II is APP
ploved by Edward d. White. chief jus
~ OF the United states.
We original court order is directed
against the international Association of
Mahinists and its president, James
oC3nnel OF Washington, ID. C.. and was
brought by the Illinois Central railroad.
The )heads Of the other striking unions
and about 200 minor officers and en-
plofes are named in the summons.
The five big unions that are striking
on the Hartman lines have Joined to-
gether to prosecute the strike, and local
leaders believe that the theory OF the
railroads Is that the combination of the
unions is violation OF the Sherman law.
This fact the labor leaders deny.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
Five Thousand Sent
Through Mail to York
From Lincoln Lost

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. 30--A mail ship
rnent OF S5.CaO from the First National
bank OF Lincoln TO the First National
bank Of York has disappeared ana al
though the distance between the two
towns is but sixty miles. and dlllgent In
vestigatlon has been made. no trace OF
tho money has been found. according to
statements made tonight by officers OF
the Lincoln bank and the postoftiee au-
thoritles.
The money, IN currency, enclosed IN the
usual bank envelope and registered. left
here on the morning Burlington train
last Tuesday. The notification card was
received by the bank at York. and &C.
cofdlng to the mail messenger az that
town, the pouch supposed 70 contain the
money was delivered 10 the postinast er
at York. but the package was not In the
pouch. Both banks and the postal au-
thoritles have begun an Investigation. but
thus Tar, they admit, without success.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
lows News Notes.


IDA GROVE-Mrs. Bashor wife OF
Bishop Basher Of China, II 70 vislt Ida
Grove the coming week and will de-
liver an address here botre the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society.
BAxTER--0eorge Deal, aged AZ. the
manager Of the Baxter Implement com
pany, committed suicide this morning by
hanging himself in the company'a ware
house. No cause for the act IL known
A widow and small son survive him.
MARs1ALLTowN- W. s. Ken
yon OF Fort Dodge. the junior senator
from Iowa, isIto speak Before the mem
bers OF the Marshalltown club on Tues
day, January D Arrangemenls are being
made to have him ALEC address an after.
noon meeting, f.3
CRESTON--During thee Christmas fes-
tivities Mira Mary Brlstow OF this city,
while playing the part OF Santa Claus al
n home gathering, was severely burned
by her costume taking fire. She IL now
slowly recovering from the Injuries In
one OF the hospitals here.
IDA GROVE-Harold DAVIS, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. q. a. Davis Of Galva. one OF
the best known and most respected Of
the old time Ida county familiee, was
70 Miss Lucille Faulk, Rev. Norman Nc
Cay officiating They Will live In Oalva,
L0OAN-Mary, Veda and Charles Nor
man and Merl Tyler of Anfssi Agrlcul-
Ardo Joy and Herbert Carson OF Cedar
Rapids, Edith Hill of lincoln, Edith
Tracltney of Indianolias and Gala iBolter
are now spending the school vacation al AZ
their homes In and near Logan.
IDA GROVE--Peter Meyer, aged ~, was
rushed across country IN an automobile
To- the hospital here after being accident
At Danbury, Meyer took hold OF the
muzsle OF hts gun and used II TO shove
under bridge 20 scare out rabbit. u
and tore the top OF Meyers arm.
LoqAN-w. u. Bear, apprehended
Tuesday evening at Grant City, Mo, by
sheriff Rock was retnrned here last night
taken TO Woodblne this morning ana ar
raigned before Mayor futile. He waived
preliminary hearing and was held 20
Logan, where he is now making an ef-
fort 10 secure bonds through friends at
Council Bluffs Bear WIS working in
surance az woodblne, y Z elleged, when
hotel 81 check on the Carson Savings
bank In payment OF a board bill When
the cheek reached Carson Mr. Carbaugh
had no funds depoaited there. Bear is
said TO have been ~ 600 ahead ut one
time, but Is trifle short at the present
time.
IDA GRovE-Carl 4, warner. wanted
a charge of deserving his bride OF few
months, was arrested here by Sheriff
Mcleod. Word came from the authoTi-
Warner, as he has relatives In Ida
county, and II was thought he might
come here. A few minutes later, while
sheriff Mcleod was setting shaved in
the Burger barber shop, he found that
the man getting shaved In the next chair
was Warner. The sheriff waited until
Warner had been shaved aud then ar
rested him. Warner does not deny that
no deserted his young bride, but says
that she refused 10 cook or TO do house
work and that he thought that under the
circumstance he had perfect right 10
leave her He is only about Is years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
LA TOILETTE HITS COURT
Asserts Sherman Law Rulings Ex-
coed Constitutional Powers.
TAKES OFF TIGHT NEcKBAND
senator Declares for Votes for
Women for First Time During
Present TriD-Has Praise
for Mr.. Bryan.

DAYTON o.. Dec. S0-Nearing the end
OF his speech making trip OF Ohio. preach
Ing. the doctrine OF progressive republican
ism, Senator Robert NJ. la Toilette OF
Wisconsin Travelled through the western
part OF the ate yesterday, closing his
day with a meeting in Memorial hall.
where he reiterated his assertion made at
the noon meeting at North Baltimore that
the supreme court OF the United States
had assumed legislative powers never
granted by the constitution In its rulings
on the Sherman antitrust law.
On the trip from Toledo by trolley a
three-minute unscheduled speech was
made to a group that assembled about
the car at Bowling Green. the car pulling
out on its way while the senator was
still speaking.
At North Baltimore, where an aband-
OF ed tabernacle was used for the meeting,
the sign get right with God" was still
strung across the end OF the building,
above and back OF the senator.
Pointing to the sign, he read II aloud
and paraphrased 1t by saying Get right
with your state and get right with your
country" d.
Senator la Toilette referred TO The
afternoon meeting In his remarks tonight
and repeated his admoniton OF the after
noon.
In the midst Of bis speech Senator Ia
Toilette suddenly stopped. grew red in
the face, and said TO hfs hearers.
Say. my collar is 400 tight. Can
take Il OFF,
Midst the shouts OF yes he removed
the annoying neckband.
For the first time on this trip the
senator tonight declared for votes for
omen.
The name of W. J. Bryan was mem
toned by Senator La Toilette and he was
interrupted by applause
Il am not ashamed to pause while you
pay tribute TO Mr.. Bryan he said "He
Is highly honorable man. feel under
obligation TO Colonel Bryan"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
HUNDRED THOUSAND
INVOLVED IN LAWSUIT

CREsToN, Ia, Dee. Especial. )--Ae-
ton for suit In which 100000 Is IN
volved was filed here In the federal court
yesterday BY Attorney n. W. Hlgbee en-.
titled Il. r. Spencer, trustee OF the swan.
son Manufacturing company, bankrupt
OF Marseilles, H., plaintiff. against FL
bert a. Reed. r. II. Mitchell. Eaarl
Sheets and Herman S. Swanson, defend
ants The defendants are wealthy and
prominent citizens OF Shenandoah ana tbe
plaintiffs are also wealthy men, so thu
case promises TO be a long and hard
fought one and the most important s,iit
that has ever been brought In the United
states court here, The cnarges are fraud
ulent dealings alleged te have been car.
ried on by the defendants IN Shenandoah
TO defrsud the stockholders and bondbola-
ers Of the company in Illinois 10 nav tha
creditors Of the company In lows ana
then abandoning the business.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
rINoHoT ATTACKS THE BOSSES
Former Chief Forester Makes speech
I'm Medina, Ohio.

MEDINA, o., Dec. SO.--Gifford Pinchot,
former chief OF the Forestry bureau Of
the United States. friend and adviser Of
Theodore Roosevelt. made a political
speech here last night In which he at
tackled bosses and bosslsm.
ITO n boss a party Is not a principle
but tool" said Mr.. Pinchot.
In New York state. for example, Muir
ply is a democrat. Barnes a republican.
Both alike stand for all that Is shameless
and all that Is unfair In political life. The
one clear distinction between them is
this, that Murphy rose from an humble
origin to his present bad eminence, while
Barnes began with the advantages of
birth. breeding and university training.
Il see little 20 choose between Penrose,
servant OF the Pennsylvania railroad,
leader OF the regular republicans In the
United states senate and adviser of the
administration, and Herrin. the defeated
and discredited political manager for the
Southern Pacific In California, except
this, that Herrin has already been driven
from political life. while Pensore soon will
be. Roger Sullivan Of Illinois, Boss Cox
OF Cincinnati and countless others are
known as nndeniable examples OF the ex-
lstence and power Of special privilege in
politics."
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
Coroner Unearths
Possible Motive for
Murder Of DR.. Knabe

INDIANAPoLIs Dec. SO.-Happenings
In the life Of Helen Knabe, former state
bacteriologist, have been uncovered that
might have supplied a motive for her
murder according to the verdict OF Cor
oner Durham filed today. The coroner
concludes that Or. Knabe. who was found
dead in her bedroom with her throat
cut October a. did not commit suicide,
but was killed by one person or persons
unknown. The knife slash that almost
severed the young physicians head was
delivered by a powerful arm while the
victim almost nude was lying on her
back on top the cover of her bed, the
coroner finds. and he declares that Il
would have been impossible for her to
have struck the blow herself.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
ALUMNI HONOR DR.. BESOEY
Nebraska University Men in Wash.
ington Give Luncheon.
MANY CO1LEe1ANs ATTEND
Number of PrOminent Professors
Attending IscOnomic Congress
Join in Tribute TO Dean of
Their Alma Mater.
From a staff Correspondents


! WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-Dr. Charles e. Bessey OF the Uni
versty Of Nebraska has been the recip-
lent of many cOurtesies ana attentions
from former students OF the university
now resident in Washington engaged in
government employ and others brought
here by the session Of the economic con
gress, Of which he is president.
Yesterday an informal reception and
luncheon to Dr. Bessey was given by
nearly 100 alumni Of the university resi-
dent here or otherwise, at the business
high school. Dr. Davidson formerly of
Omaha. now superintendent of public
schools of this city and Fred II. Abbott,
assistant Indian commissioner. we're the
leading men in charge Of arrangements.
Among former students under Or. Bes-
sey who were at the luncheon were: DR..
Fred X. Clements. Dr. Woods Of the Min
nesota state university, Or. II. B. Ward.
formerly professor of zoology in the Uni
versity of Nebraska, now OF the illinois
state university. DR.. Ernest Bessey, son
OF Prof. Bessey, who holds the profess
sorship in the Michigan State university,
was also a guest at the reception ami
luncheon Of his father.
The Interstate Commerce commission
today rendered a decision In favor OF the
Sunderland Bros. company OF omaha in
their complaint against the Missouri Pa
cific ct al. It was complained by the
Sunderland Bros. that 1t was charged I'M
reasonable rates for transportation OF six
carloads of brick shipped from Coffey-
vile. Bluff City and Tyro, Kan, 70 Lewis.
Marine, Oakland and Shelby, Ia The COM
mission decided that rates on bricks in
carloads from the Kansas gas belt to
Lewis, Marine, Oakland. Shelby and wal
nut, Ia, were found unreasonable so far
as they exceed the rate contemporane-
ously in effect from the same points OF
origin to Mississippi river territory. Rep
aration in the sum Of s1s1 is awarded.
Announcement OF A. d. Sumner, one OF
the officials Of the senate, that he is a
candidate for congress from the Third
Iowa district, has served to call attention
to the fact It is not at all uncommon
for employees Of the senate and house
to graduate into congress. Sometimes
they climb their way into the house, and
sometimes into the senate.
Another conspicuous instance Of a house
official becoming a member Of Il IL found
in the election OF Asher Kinds OF Maine,
to represent the First district Of that
state. Mr.. Kinds was long the house
parliamentarian and in that position be-
came famous.
Arthur Pue German, who became dis
tinguished member of the senate from
Maryland, was once a page In the sen
ate. Albert f. Dawson OF Iowa was long
secretary to Senator Allison. and then
was elected TO the house oddly enough,
his successor, /. S. Pepper. a democrat,
first came to Washington as secretary
to Judge M. ]. Wade when he repree-
scented the Second Iowa district.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
Muscatine Grand
Jurors May Indict
Leaders of Labor

MUSCAT1NE. Ia. Dec. 30-That the
Muscatine county grand jury. which has
been IN session for more than six weeks,
VIII return indictments against prominent
labor leaders when u reports tomorrow
afternoon Is the belief here tonight The
indictments, which arc expected by both
union officials and the authorities will
be the result OF troubles in connection
with the long strike Of the button work.
ers Of this city. County authorities to-
night denied the rumor that several sticks
OF dynamite had been found and would
figure in the report Of the grand jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
MEN ACCUSED or ROBBERY
BOUND OVER IN COURT

BEATRICE. Neb., Dec. so.-(special Tel
egraIn, )-Clarenoe Cain and Deacon
Burroughs, who were arrested at Lincoln
last week, were given hearing in Judge
Ellis court today on the charge OF rob-
bling Klein's department store in this city
on the night Of December IS. They waived
preliminary hearing and were bound over
to the district court in the sum OF 81 900
each. In default OF bail they were re-
manded to Jail.
Some OF the stolen goods were found
in their possession when they were ar
rested. They are believed to be connected
with the robberies at steinauer and other
towns in this section OF the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
Girl Badly Burned
On Hands and Arms

Miss Minnie Koscielskl, aged IS years.
2214 North Nineteenth street, received
severe burns on her hands and arms
when she attempted to put out a fire
at 1880 o'clock last night. Two children,
Carl and William Koscielski, who wsre
in the house at the time, escaped un.
injured
The girl was taking care of the child
rem for her brother and shortly after
supper went into the parlor with a candle
to look for something and the lace cur
tains on the windows became ignited from
the flame. She tried to put the fire out
with her hands and her clothing caught
fire. The girl became hysterical and ran
from the house and up the street. Neigh
bors rushed to her assistance. They
threw her into the snow and wrapped
blankets about her until the flames were
smothered.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
Taft writes % Enrlaser.

PORT DODGE Ia, Dec. 80 tspeelal)-
Homer Rhodes. a veteran uIlonoA Cen.
trAi engineer, Is proudly displaying 40
his friends letter from President TAN
wishing him and his Family a Merry
Christmas The occasion Of the letter
was Tafts desire 70 thank the engineer
for his part IN carrying tie tart special
throughout the entire recent trip With
out mishap. Engineer Rhodes carried
the train from Omaha to Fort Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
SUCCESS MAGAZINE FAILS;
CREDITORS TAKE PROPERTY

NEW YORK, Dec. so-J. L. Gilbert
vice president and treasurer of the Ma
tlonal Post company. publishers of Sue
cess, magazine, announced this after
noon that because Of lack of funds, Il
had been decided to suspend publication
with the current issue and turn the prop
erty over to creditors. The magazine was
founded twelve years ago by DR.. o. S.
Marden.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31

FORT DODuE, Ia. Dec. sl-(speclal.l
Fire was discovered at a. N. m three
fsnme building at Glare. which we're ali
blazing merriiy BY the time the 6le-
coVeTy was made The volunteer brigade
composed Of every man IN town fought
sallantly and saves a large implement
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31

and hobOes are dying out" he said. For
every man who does not want work.
there are scores who cannot get wori
There are 10000 more jobs IN the indus
tries OF New York state in october than
there are In January in any year"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31
NEW YORK STREET RAILWAY
is BID IN BY BONDHOL DERS

NEW YORK. Dec. So.-The old Metro.
poiltan Street Railway company. owning
l6l miles OF New York's surface system.
and capitalized before Il went into the
hands OF receiver in 1871 at Siss. ee5. Geo
vas sold at auction today for SleOoO ON
10 the eompany's and 5 per cent bond
holders.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-31

house next door and confined the losses
10 5000. A blacksmith shop. a barber
shop and q butcher shop were burned.