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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

SEoz1 eIsE ToEs-zal WY does tae
\ wise Es.aFEzsr sNsE b nzssas OF at
Tia ErDtarEfvs szrIEE zysren
FE lry -sa-s frse rzaars Eavs
ss-sE saizzug EEe farmer tie EruEeezITe
szszsE Isan fzzrE Mssead Of z 5eue-
Il 81 E -Tasy hare pcfnrs5 oas gnat.
FraeserzTs duty ca farm rr1dlcrs fss
farce THAR ne price CT wheat Is
{ zlxsG n L.fvsrrcof Enzz 50 long he
: ezEcreiHg sEEs p-od1ssz proese-
EaE17 ess1ns5E increase TIE prize al wz4-
he h1 ssIL wazzs L certainly does
llzls-zzssz ting eosz OF TIE EanaacSgr4
I'd Errcae-s he Eaz % bs The szrn-
e Eas a-ssn tad he x imposed Erca
n ass1g Eo-re1 to sell II z market
EEers Prices are fixed ~ world cuu
Petition while BE uS EuF II Z mar
kss from wa5e1 wurld competition has
assu rig5dIy exeiyce6 These ar-
ms14s arg not Ezth1ns logie- Tne far
H-er i na foc1 re azs hs~sned GEAR
z1ssr gss- 10 eae SAME arguments Ia
poEresz azsa E5s szr Is aasurd -
a1ggas1 he rs EGz ~sghea them IN
Eaa EzE CT SELF Interest invariably
TIE arguments Te-s accompanied By
2 Ttez sazE AT -as farmers align SEeu
ssIFE5 s1.zs.zF Wiz tEze free trade uar-
r. z zneE wcaI6 Do taz It wes goTnE
81 oz- the #4oze EroseetfFe syzsea
ea18a ~ tipped over azd tie farmer
world eca1e Ezso his economic -fgh-
- aET Z tsze e1eagesr narxs--
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2. 800 1@ ZEN
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

A supreme court decision of the
first importance is the one which de
clares that carrying corporation, b.
the terms of employment, or an en-
ploye by the terms of his service, can
not do away with the constitutions
rights Of the other, and that neither
can waive them by an agreement be
tween them. Neither can lawful.
stipnlate TO do so hereafter. Shoul'
This be extended to private corpora
tioDs in manufacture or sale or bot
OF products, and quite outside of con
merce, the effect would work tn
abrogation of all understandings be
tween them and their employees noy
in uee. The inability of carrying cor
panies and of their employees to waiv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02
aaNnl INss aakEa econs

IN rn@ Elesse IsSas q lie iowa
ga.lrn ,,lsr.il1 ne, y,,,,a,ss.,. Ss,t
of fne Szare A1arl ss1 Essalrll. ene <sss
retarg az taa1 nossy rslas et sE.4fssa1ll,s
en- a raflfessG ptiHEtar-n N q 14isaassei
ING town ansI sss-in:zss.s aaEzaasr u wElss
4 ps-rscer TED u be bread 1sasaass watering
20 pc reEurnas1 70 lies MetnsS- E1=
VIVID Eas 1SoE1Ilgg a gale aa1 If.s GasH
and HEEL from tllss sstasEs we're .1a-
sFaa5tg being nlo1n f1S1 these recaeEs
as.ies H1r ateaer wnAcn Esre wnangg
I'M elected. vlrncuE even the prafss-
tinE Ct cover Tie fci1osaag ssiA.
rnrlai zl,ss which recsnsLg aassaaresi N
: da-iy Newspaper IS 41oessA Wal as
9r1sl-
Flow many drivers az aasarv Wa
Gus lsatkyer a-ssaAl ne 1zasslzns wssS,s !.
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are s1AsessIieazIu IA ~. tyvgsr - ~.
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ar vEoar are esperf;sIs,s ,.etsrsrsssss 8
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20 Isei2e SEiEzs sacsEls lot he aa-EEzs=s1
4 Z sanitary manner IL 1ssr sa+ gSs
CT Ga1s5zle4 He sagggsSS sAaE ssaxzssss
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--s2T.sh II El@ gr1csrT sIlrs.s, az
shipped II CID dirty. dusty and ss1av
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- - - - -
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: --4'-- "a ! IS Ers2z SiElS a-E 1aazz-sa
i nGt tnAF zasss1lESa-g- cut scsl1LTs ~
l1-fTs AL should not ae sEA5E 10
,garztz. By war w rrss.rEesT sguszss
asEs he eEsrs rna s,,7srr=-.--
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

Les Nafles people propose 70 an-
dsrIase the task ot showing rat rhs
srl1ol5e nuisance can be Iesaens5 N
cry of coal smazs Iy haEzg the
slack and dust coal made Up nn
bricks before Il ii used a guanrf-v q
the cneI vii be sent 70 Indianapolis
% be coaFE-ta6 into hrlcizs and rhen
ae given Z trTon1 Property owae-s
are aa4f0us 20 hare the MATER u5sss
and 20 establish sEstsm az vnssiL
Les Moines uav Iose some of rs dr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

1t is proposed TO make Keokuk nog
only the most important Manufacture
city in the west, but also the clsanes.
as far as smoke and CRIME are con.
cerned. This will be possible becausa
of the use Of electricity generated b.
water power in lieu of steam powec
generated by coal No coal, no smoke
To be great center OF industry an.
at the same time "spotless town.
will be distinction quite worf,
while.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

The Washington Democrat favers
the Oregon prinaarv Dian but Il dues not
blame Governor CaHroJE for vetadng
the bill passed hy the Legislature
since s vaUld have But . Denocrar
Into the United SEaesa ssuars. and
from > standpa- standpoint taaE w.allIt
have been the objectionable SIN The
governor, II adds. was psrTserfy
Sisrenr in using his AK On the measure
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

The Catholic Sistsrs at Msrrv are
gaIng 20 establish = home fer #ora1g
girls IN Aurora, H. They paid sf-SiiN
fur the SITE and salEabEe struct1-s
viii soou be erscrsd thereon This
VIII be TIE Mother hcHse and & 3
believed t1ar this MOST praiseEorrizT
new increment viii rapidly spread
Throughout the North and west Il
Should nazs the encouragement aas-
support 0f cred people everywhere
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02
GREAT INTEREST IN
The COMlEISsION PLAE
sdfssr Sasrrsr ffcre rrcr Thrse
W.s@'s Togr II the Ess.-F4aa
Mary ot5-r Engagements.

es-ar Raids Gszesfe Ernest 4
sherman, esifor 81 the Saturday Rec
ores retarTaed yesterday afternoon
iFchs 2 three weeks lecture sour Of
tne cast Nr- Sherman Ee1t .sez Yorsz
gig & ! o'cloek sstsrsssT Afternoon.
ssr. Shesnsn aIa nor intens b refgrr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

Dispatches say that IN an Oklahoma
town when the rain began last week
the people Refused 10 carry Umbrellas
and the merchants refused 70 dispI1y
their water proof goods. The fact that
il was the frst rain since last Avg
ust made the people celebrate the
event by getting vet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

! ST. Louis WIDOW rscetTse rFez+y-
Ire proposals. af uzarriage r1-1iI ~
FIRST year asEer dIvores s-o1a 1s- azaT
husband she aecepted Nc IL IL
reputation of tie Sow ne zz-e
remains Secure for rniIe ~ le1z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

F11sa1ssEEs C.ser7s Clamp Clark.
VIC vas Ear-aEssus and arssz IS the
bszsszE q N irresponsible n15axrfezvr
Is suIssisZzs us . nu1 II > china shop
WIEN EEzcssss u . Hsss7Eian thai glves
xEgAs % his wOrFES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02
idea os tn. Farmer.

formerly. ali hats vent cgf to The
farmer said Mr. Young 3Et now his
tofI IS unzgpreeiated He : Esosed up-
on conplacsltly- He l. masnIy tho4ghr
20 live II Kansas and 70 wear whfzz-
e-a
Mr. Tcung characterized tas Cara.
dian agreement as q calamity. and
szEI Eaas gisa 5lars@ for IL should b.
p1zcsd Upon HE shoulders q men shO
call themselves TnsErge1ts He said
Tie insurgents. Having been de-
fsztsc IL congress. decided 20 carr
taesr sacsi6aai grievances OFT 70 the
g=opEa- nos Tor the sake os the peoDte
szt X or6cr 70 wEiD another sa1sioa
aid saFahzfsa ns* Eazdersatgs
Tnsy lafarsaIea the people. Some
great zewspanegE- aroSen hearted be-
care wood pasp aid paper we're noe
pgss CT the free list. hacEe6 up the in
srgaaEs and urged then On. The n
s1rgsazs uazla the speeches ard tie
iafEs Earaarozy arguments ard soEe ox
tae Eex sEapers Sid lke resi-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

constitutional rights even under al
mission and guarantee Of more re-
dress than litigation would likely
Bring. is startling, bin muse be re-
gzrded as final
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

4 we'll known staaza fas Eeea
Apply Barodfed as follows
We may I've wfthaut peeuy. music
and ART.
We may I've without Conscience and
Eve wfsacr1t heart.
We mar I've without friends. We may
i've without fadS.
But business today eannor IRE with
CUT ads
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

Peoria rzrE@9 doEz ne cozzzi-sssss-
rfz1 cs cir z5Te-zEe-1 ay so Ez-
,ar Like Esrzu IL i'd Fszz
II cfns5 ra IN a5cls Ls- Z zlaz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02
WENT EAST AND
THERE MADE GOOD
Ssrry Of Newspaper MAJ VINO Wrosr
Fer Daii5cs of Mzoorn and
GzieS6ar1.

NewsDaperdcn IS the name Of :
semi-rnoutsaEy qualification printed in
View To-ss and Il has a department
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

RI Canadian reciprocity Should csr-
~ the daT rns farmers VIII be TIE
first 10 Eaon Il and 10 suffer from IL
esE@css
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

Wa-shaHrorn 6ar5e- 3 ID enter
rae nfnfgErE. yexE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

The sioax CTR Journal zss tat
Mr. Dawson n declining servica zs
seeretzr- 70 the President -are al
cirloEaI proof Of his eapacIfF tor zerv
ice The Second district man sees
plainly taat the ti1e IS pro5itis,1s for
eetttIE out o. politics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02
snsu-serss sesrsxed csnsss.eea.s-


The EolvHfui part Of K IS the IN
srrzsats Eere rcTn the prairie states
from tie s-stes producing farm pro
dEerx The suzargents took The com
EereEaI Iiges 81 their Constituents IN
10 tae5r hancS and vent forth 20 bss.
lie, ~ fhsrs, for their personal ends.
NoF tie c9gnrTT proposes to respond
70 fhe Insurgents bT giving the news
DeDers Taez tEzay asked Tor. ard BIZ
g5Fizz the farmers Thz- theT d5h rot
ssk soT. and giving the Insurgents
wat EheT id no< expect
R1e tae iBsHrgents are geuiases,
They krer the game Of politics. They
are preparing 10 era ont from Under
the sendfzg trade agreement vale
The EeEaEaDers are preparing 70 en-
.gy cheaper print PaCer and the farm
ers are r-e1aFfrg 20 get It in tire
neck
TIE iagurzeats zad the nevsps-
rers ere gEiiFy. bIz s1e blow vii
st-fke re farmer. TIE insurgents are
Dre1eTiHg 70 tel the farmer ss1at The
trade agreement eoes E0f 20 sar
enogza and Il saey XII gre tslen
facre fiue Tier v5ll make # 20 furra-
e. Thsz coes TIE political game pro
eeea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02
NOTES AND COMMENT.

Z 3 said OF mar ever II Cas5
chester. H. thai he owss ersrT ere
n town but the undertake
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

The Manson Journal sags tha va-
those Iowa co1grsssze1 goe urasr
carer Then they heasd q Canadian
reciprocity was Z canton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

The Burlington Gazette declares
that Senator BeTeridgs Is not gosr-
CIT Tie either : lsoa or 4 sama, m
rather Ike z jaeEzr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

Tee secretary Of state reucgrs RAJ
rse number o. automobile numbers
called for At this time & u.ucn Iarger
than usual, For some time during the
TEzEsr only foug or FIVE Z day was he
aFerase for the state. bit nov the
Number has doubled and Is s-eeftIv
Increasing. which shows thar The auto
raooIle trade Ct the state IS increasing
rapidly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

Al Illinois PAPER ASSERTS tast arv
zeTson WHO has ever been a. yraauor,
III thar Stale 1t train time VIII not
heed 10 1e tod where the folsow;nx
gooc-5T vas said, nor that one AZ
the takers had her head stuck go Far
CIR Of the car window that she vaz IA
danger Of having It KNOCKED of a. fhe
water tanE The other woman was
standing on her toes On the platform
her rcd and green dress hanging linn
against her long limbs Ike a can.
psign streaH1er on HICKORY pole on
Al airieas day.
Goodbye
~Good-bye
Don't forget as. nov
r wont fsood-bFs
eGood-byv
BE sure and come TO see as again. .
Yes. r will You come to see US. =
r will Good-5y'
~Good-hy.
Kiss the baby for me-
"Ahs you ought to see bin, got a
rev tooth.
Re has, Bless his hear. Wen.
@Good-by. Don't forget 70 come,
nov
II Won't. Good-bg
Good By. GIVE my love 70 Ssliie,
All right. Good-byv
And tell George what | told you.
I'm not forget Gcod-by-r
'Good-by"
I'm expect you soon
About Tuesday, Good-by.
Good -oy
sBy the way. nov Is Cousin Jane
She's almost vel Good-hy.'
Good by
AZ this point In the proceedings the
histIe zhFfeked. the wheels groansd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

keokuk. Iowa --..... March 2, fsff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-02

Song IN my breast, eager and fair
Hope at rs crest, springs N the ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-03

noticia de que las fnerzas italianas ha-
yam apelado q medios extremadamente
crueles en- Tr1poli dando muerte a mu-
jeres y ninos. Declara que los arabes,
escondidos en- un oasis, hac1an fuego
contra las fuerzas que combat1an Jos
turcos, y que aquellos no hae1an mas
que defenderse. Sc informa que Italia
Sc apoderara de varias islas turcas 81
Turqu1a Sc negare aceptar la paz in
nlediatamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-03
Ell viaje del Presidente
Nueva York, .viernes.-

Nueva York, .viernes.-
I'll Presidente estuvo anoche en- Was
hington por unas horas. Aver revist6
la escuadra en- New York, bordo del
Mayfower (El acto fu6 presenciado
por los invitados: Senadores, Repre-
sentantes y attaches" militares y ma
wales extranjeros. De New York el
Presidente saldra para Hot Springs,
Virginia, donde permanecera cuatro
dlas, y de ALI para Kentucky y Tennes-
see regresando a Washington en- No
viembre y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-03
CABLEGRAMAS
Servicio Especial para
el "Boletin Mercantil' -
Servicio Especial para
H0rr0roso slr1Hestro
en- Ch { h a Ii S

Nueva York, yiernes-
Aver fue destruida por un fuego en-
Chechaiis, Washington, la Imperial
Powder Factory, pereciendo quema-
las siete sehoritas empleadas en- dicha
factorfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-03
Triur1fo de la revo-
luci6n en- China
Nueva York, yiernes.-

La calma va restableciendose en- Pc
kin. Ell Primer Ministro Yuan Shikai
espera obtener Ia suspension de hosti-
idades y abrir negociaciones personal
mente con los leaders "rebeldes" pa
ra establecer la paz permanentemente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-03
Un barrio arrasado
EN- Manila

Nueva York, viernes.---
Aver fu6 arrasado por an fuego ell
@barrio chino de Manila, Islas Filipinas
iEI Reglmiento No 20 de Infanteria
presto valiosa ayqlda al cuerpo de bonn
~,beros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-03

/, ctlando ell Liberia choc6 en- el mis-
mo hundi6ndolO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
OUR FARM WEALTH.

The American corn crop Tor 1871
VIII boz about 2.1-cO0o 600 bushels
This is 35oo0o.oo0 bushels short of
The corn crop ~ 1910 Vet 10 means
tremendous volume ~ business
throughout the west. and th, reason.
able assurance OF continued prospa-
i'y. Wheat corn. hay. oats and po,l
toes all show a considerable failing
on 10 1911 as compared with 1910. the
decrease being from Eve 20 ten per
cent Nineteen hundred and ten.
however 30 should be remembered.
Was banner year. and an unusual
proportion OF the crops ~ 1910 stu
remain unconsumcd
On the other hand. the cotton crop
The principal product o. the great
south. SURPRISES an previous records
The strand total Of agricultural wealth
produced ia the United states this
year viii exceed s. ODo. 900 GOO These
figures are staggering They measure
Tho greatest agricultural prodlc.
lion OF any people To an history Vet
ercat as these figures are. the farmers
~ the United states viii soon sur
pass them We are now beginning
'o depend upon improved agricultural
methods. Instead o. on Iucrea aed
acr'ae" There is no reason Why The
agricultural products os the United
states may NOT reach fhc amount of
$4,000 ooo. 600 or So 900 100000 as
easily 30 the present figure our
wheat lands today produce ONLY
about twelve bushels per acre These
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
DANCER TO TIE CHESTNUT.

STA year, ago the er.at parks
around New York cry contained
thousands o. beautiful chestnut trees
Vow tho. have none Throughout the
New England and middle states hum
dreds ~ thousands of fu. chestnut
groves have been burh'ed and
destroyed 4 disease known as the
chestnut BARK made its appearance
in the N,w England and middle
states BOB 1908 Ifs course has been
deadly and fs progress rapid ITS
exact nature and real seriousness
has come 20 be- understood during
Tho pact f,o years 81 present th"
entire chestnut growth in western
Connecticut. southeastern Sew l-ork.
eastern Pennsylvania and iu Della
ware and Sew Jcrsc, has been
destroyed The disease also exists
in other states and U.s. found ro some
extent in West Virginia. notably IN
Preston. Randolph and Gresnbr.er
counties q bulletin fully illustrated
and dcscr.b.nr this disease viii be-
issued hy fhc Wcs- virginia expert
mcnt station Dol tho course OF Few
weeks The stefc - pennsylvania
has expended f-1-0nr -o~tho purpose
% cradicatrE This disease % possible
West virginia has val >~o'e
rrooth of chestnuts The trees are
beautiful and me fruit is valuable
81 AM early date West virginia should
Jake some steps -o save her chestnut
trees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

stance have only 20 look across the
river 10 see dozens OF saloons oporat.
INK In broad daylight and with fun
knowledge OF public officials. and vet
Ia absolute violation OF tho Law. So
much for the license proposition.
Relative 10 the Model License
League. however. and a number OF
kindred organizations the Intein.
sencer regrets 10 say that % is no,
entirely enthusiastic over their ac
uveness. lts observation IS thar or
ganizations like the Model License
League only come POI being when
there - fear Of the prohibtor, en-
aetment la other words The uquor
business is very anKo9s 20 reform
Itself about tine time % looks like an
outraged public was going 90 hit 10
ia the head with an axe Tho abuses
81 the uureeulated and avie-s
saloons % West Virginia have been
largely responsible for tho growth OF
the prohibition seuumen, Iu this
state. ard II prohibition shou.fs ore-
vail BE- Will be due within "a large
measure 20 The high handed and law.
less methods o. men who have bees
engaged iu the liquor business MANY
% these men would resist any ncens.
ins proposition that loohs 10 The r..
duction of the number az saloons or
tho improvement ia their conduct
l1st as vigorously as they would re-
s'st prohibition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
Saturday, November II. 1911.
THE MODEL LICENSE PROPOSE
TON

The meliigcncer has been favored
By communication from the Model
License League. Ina which that orsant.
zation outlines It's license plan IL
suggests that licenses Tor the sale
OF liquor shall be- issued from year
TO year. and shall automatically r..
new themselves iu the case ~ an
licensees against whom mo- charges
OF misconduct have been made This
would TO a certain extent relieve the
holder OF license from the necrs
sity OF appearing before license
court and tend 20 take tbs saloon
out OF politics Also tho Model
License League proposes 20 limit the
number OF saloons 20 one Tor every
500 citizens. and licenses are SUD.
posed to be cancelled by any uu
favorable vote on the license propo
slilon.
Tho lntelliEencer g. believer in
the principle OF high license and
regulation az applied to liquor traric
II believes that prohibition ne prac.
teal cure for liquor evils has not been
n general success ~ believes that
mo license" IL only effective where
the large majority of the people OF
the community arc against 'ho saloon
and against license. when IN con.
munity that favors license. no license
conditions are created BY the ac. or
voters LIVING In other commlaItea.
the result is Invariably a rcien ~
lawlessness On FAR ~ mo sales o.
iiquor are concerned We have many
examples 81 this IN the many counties
that voted dry IN Ohio three wears
ago. Tho people % whecHns ',r To-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

death q, the astce
"hrn bIrinEaue who
a"l " onsress for third
arr h'or" his death che the
arii-i'"ry
'iion
nl'nf
tons after
under way lie unable 20
efrou
cad 20 IFS defeat H believed certainly
The candidate rura-
tlca'i m his
all
N me personal
enemies THAT col
A. bed. bolsteref a pIU
o q anccn
street They ast
windows heh'f
shouted
Ruringamc
Then realized dominance Of,
mind over matter burnEame asked 'h"
srosr.
boz -o Quito uo
"a
Within dressed ana MIS-
SO
hat
nightly Ad in The m" OF me De-
hons" M candidate the had
he invited e friends m o.
his
showed that had he
the
o thousands Victory had tauishei
"oyusht 1911 hy T. J. Edwards r,seryedp
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NJ DOWELL CA E
IMPORTANT One
Superior Court Passes Upon Deed q
Trust Case That May Have
Wee EHcct
ny CAL + YOUNG.
diligence Bureau.
Charleston. ". va. NOV. 10.

Charleston. ". Va. nov 10
Tho mere reCoriatul ol -uuss.
qucu. Decd a. trust Is uot motto. fo
'he ho'd'- ot O. prior ono auI.h has
b-ea duly recorded
This .s fl. frst point Oh tn. -..ia.
bus ~ 'hs opir ou OF flo supreme
court 40 app'-.s bod affirming the iov.
cr court iu tha case of iiaU 81 1871
.iamson Drocerl COMPANY from sc
Iow'u county
Sadies Price and her husband exs-
cufcd e. deed OF trust. covering a town
lot. fo secure the williamson Grocery
company Loo sum DOT fo exceed
s." ODD Tor auy and aH future sale.
and dsIrsf.fs Of goods vh,cn should
Hc made 20 hcr tr the company With
Boo fh. period OF two YEAR, Some
months later tle Prices conveyed
bort on ~ 'hir Iof fo man named
Graves iu Confederation ~ $4,000
cash The amount UaE paid f0 fIs
-rncsrF company on ar iudrtfednes
OF several hundred dollars fhsf bad
arisen fo Dr. from Sadie Price Tor
goods sold and delivered ~ c0usld.
Grafton NJ uis payment tho grocery
company released fte deed o. fr.sf
.u iHr ONLY as 10 affected fna portion
OF fre .rf .o'I fo Graves ~ about
fnis time the Prices executed another
deed o. trust on the remaining pot.
SION of fle icf f0 secure George r..
Hall a company. plaintiffs in fha
suit fhe payment of bond for
sol %. When to deed ~ frrf Oh
secure plaintiff uaa made and I'd.
corded fho prior decd Of trust NJ co.
cure the grocery company. covering
t1c identical properly. bad long been
~ record and e. to Thar property vas
wholly released
When mo Er0rerf company sDurht
f0 enforce I+a deed ~ frIrf. claiming
on indebtedness in default thereon.
der. and fho trustee bad advertised
"a saie Hall brought sut against he
grocery company and no trustee
The lower court ruled fhp p.aon'Ta
have no rFf- f1 STAY sale ty fhe
holder ~ me IegaI f'fIa rr tho farfs
appearIrg 'u fhIs case They have
nothing hy their deed NJ trust tgf
TIE mere equity % redemption ThrF
show no proper cause for equitable
Interference with rho trustees sale