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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-07
'Batted for Holmes in eighth,
%*Batted for Fisher In ninth.
1,r,nANTr.A

Two-base hit-Fisher. Three-base
hits-Kelly ?. Sacrifice hits-T. Smith,
Collins. stolen bases-O'Hara, Dele
hanty, Shaw. Double play-T. Smith
to Fitzpatrick to Jordan. Sacrifice fly
Bradley. Left on bases-Newark l.,
Toronto 4. Bases on balls-off Holmes
3, Of Tesreau 3. Struck out-By Holmes
4, by Tesreau IL. Wild pitches-Holines
l. Tesreau 1. Umpires- Murray and
Guthrie. Attendance--5, 900.
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MADE FAMOUS BY POET,
SHOP REFUSES TO DIE.
Especial to The Newark stsr.l

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. THE old
Royal street curio shop, made fanaous
by Eugene Field, Is still on the job.
Heirs of Armand Hawkins, who used
to own it, have sued for $780, 900 dam
ages a Chicago art dealer who adver-
tised a sale of the last of the Haw
kins collection"
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FINED AS EVIL RESORT
KEEPER ON GIRLS WORD

John Decritte. of 90 Sheffield street,
who was arrested by Plainclothesmen
Owens, Volk and Garry upon the testi-
mony of an 1s-year-old girl, was found
guilty by Acting Judge Oehring of
maintaining a disorderly house today
and hned $5e.05.
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dered a vessel IL she is in distress,
Something should be done-such as
having ~life-saving apparatus at light
houses already established and erect
ing others as fast as possible. There
should be the same protection on this
coast as on the Atlantic
When the Panama Canal is conf
pleted ocean traffic will be still greater
and more dangerous.
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BISHOP FIrzGEALD BURIED.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. THE
funeral and burial OF Bishop Oscar
Penn Fitzgerald, of III Southern Meth
odist Church, who died Saturday az
Monteagie, Tenn, was held here today
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TRENTON AERO CLUB CHARTERED.

TRENTON, Aug. THE n
Aeroplane Club has been incorporated
at the Secretary OF States once n
officers will be elected at a meeting
to be held tomorrow evening. II -
planned to buy a biplane for the use of
the members.i
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caught. Holmes to Agler. to G. Smith,
TO Cady, to Louden. NO RUNS. ONE
HIT. NO ERRORS.
SIXTH INNING.
NEWARK-Holmes famed. AgIer
flied TO Delehanty, Kelly slashed a
long triple to left. Dalton bounced one
Off Tesreau's nlitt. but r. Smith recov-
cred IT, and pegged 1t to Jordan. No
RUNS, ONE HIT, NO ERRORS
ToRoNTO-O'Hara whitfield. Dele.
hanty out, Smith to Aeier. Jordan hit
to Agler and Holmes covered first. No
RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS.
SEVENTH INNING.
NEWARK-Collins and G. Smith
famed. Fisher hunted and was out,
Tesreau to Jordan. NO RUNS, NO
HITS, NO ERRORS.
TORONTO-Bradley out, Holmes to
Agler. kocher raised one to Dalton.
Shaw singled over second and stole Sec
ond. Fitzpatrick out. Louden to Agler.
NO RUNS. ONE HIT, NO ERRORS.
EIGHTH INNING.
NFWARK-Louden hit one which
- o'fNs Jul iOk ltiQs )duA III illO
a double play, r. Smith to Fitzpatrick
to Jordan. Lee batted for Holmes and
struck out, No RUNS, ONE HIT. NO
ERRORS.
TORONTo-Boice went on the firing
line. Tesrau hit to Louden, who
pegged to Agler in time, but Umpire
Guthrie called him safe. Agler kick "a,
and was b%anished. Collins nvent 10
first, Dalton to centre n Meyer 10
right. r. Smith sacrificed, Cady TO G..
Smith. O'Hara out, G. Smith to Col
Inns. Delehanty hit through the h,x,
scoring Tesrau Kelly took Jordan's
fly. ONE RUN, TWO HITS. NO
ERRORS
NINTH INNING.
NEWARK-Meyer out. second 10
first, Kelly tripled over O'lIara's
head. Dalton singled on a line to
centre, scoring Kelly. Cu.iils sInl-
feed. Tesrau to Jordan. J. Smith
walked. McCarty, batting Err Fisher,
flied out TO Fitzpatrick ONE RI N,
TWO HITS No ERRORS.
The score:
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THE WEATHER.

Geuerally cloudy toniEht n Tpes-
day, moderate varisbIe to easterly
winds.
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TEsREAU PROVES
DIFFICULT FOR
BENGAL HITTERS

TORONTO, Ont. AUG. I.-Arriving
here almost two hours behind the
scheduled time, the Eengals and Lcat
barely had time 10 jump into their
arpor to start the morning Jane To-
day is known as Civic Holiday in To-
ronto, and there We're 1000 persons out
to see the first contest. Joe McG.nnity.
sud Bob Folmes warmed up for the
ecnsals, Ee.nes starting the game.
Bat hinan and Tesreau took the kinks
Jul e their wings and Tesreau WAS
chosen.
FIRST INNING.
NEWARK-Agler walked. Kelly
died to O'Ha-a. Dalton whitfield. .Agler
out stealing, Kocher TO Fitzpatrick.
NO RUNS. NO HITS, NO ERRORS.
TORONTO-Fisher fumbled Smiths
roller and then made a high throw to
Agler. giving the runner a life. O'Hara
hit TO G. Smith, who assisted to Fisher,
but Bob dropped the throw and both
men were safe. Delehanty forced
Smith at third. Holmes to Louden.
O'Hara and D%elahanty worked a double
steal. Jordan's fourth ball was a wild
pitch and O'Hara scored as Tim walked
Bradley flied TO Dalton, scoring Dele
hanty, Jordan taking second on the
catch. Kocher whitfield. TWO RUNS,
NO HITS, TWO ERRORS.
SECOND INNING.
NEWARK-Collins struck out, but
had to be thrown out, kocher to Jor-
dan. O'Hara took G.. Smiths NY.
Fisher doubled to right and advanced
on a Wild pitch to third. Louden
pcgged cut by r Smith. NO RUNS,
ONE HIT. ONE ERROR.
TORONTO-Shaw rode one to COL
Inns. Fitzpatrick grounded out, Fisher
smash. No ms, NO HITS, NO Err
RORS.
THIRD INNING,
NEWARK-Cady. Holmes and Agler
struck out. NO RUNS.
TORoNTO-kelly grabbed r, Smith s
drive. O'Hara Whitfield and Delehanty
arched 10 Kelly. no RUNS, NO HITS,
No EFT ORs.
FOURTH INNING.
foul into the right field bleachers and
then went out r. Smith to Jordan.
Dalton famed. Collins raised TO
O'Hara. NO RUNS. NO HITS, NO
ERRORS.
TORONTo-Jordan fouled out TO
Ijuden. Bradley walked. Collins
made a sensa tional running catch of
Kocher's long drive in deep centre.
Bradley out stealing second, Cady to
G. Smith. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO
ERRORS.
FIFTH INNING.
NEWARK-G. smith out. short to
first. Fisher fouled out to Kocher.
Louden walked and stole second. Cady
breezed out. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO
ERRORS.
TOPONTO-Shaw struck out, Fitz-
patrick drew -four balls. Tesreau popped
to G.. Smith. r. Smith got a hukF hit
to left, the first off Holmes. and Fitz-
patrick reached third. Toronto tried
the DELAYED steal, and Fitzpatrick vas
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from a business ollege. He is or :
ployed in the ~dvertising department
Of the New k Telegraph.
This afternoon the couple started
North on their honeymoon. They viii
visit Niagara Falls and many places
of interest in Canada. On their return
they will reside at 125 North Eleventh
street. lTiss Minnie shea and NAP"
John E., S "a. brother and sister of The
bride, came n Ware, Mass, to at
tend the ceremony, and the bride
groom's parents, Edwin and Florence
Cruise, were, also present,
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T I AIRY BRONSON, son OF Ichabod Bronson, president of the Young Men
IL Rescue League. of cohoes. y. Y. is eee atfng his twenty first birth
day an his farewell to bacheorhood. as he is going to be married at
noon to Cora Anseiquet the queen of comic orera. He is n a very fnddled
state when he gets a telegram from his father. stating that he and the entire
reseuel league are coming to New York, n order to work a crusade against vice
and that he may expect then in a few hours
This news is followed ~ the arrival Of the bride-to-oe, her father Doe
Snifktns. and the two Counts Rattatoo each OF whom want her to marry
him This rarity is followed by that of Ksste FitFgarter dancer nd he.
friends who claim that Harry has Ifhed with her affections. and threatens
to stp the wedding. Harry still further comphcates mathrs By falling in love
with Fiji. his French chefs daughter, who has been made II as a candy girl
for the occasion.
Core. however is bound . get him, but at the crucial moment they are
interrupted by the arrival of the y. NJ r. L.. led by Ichabod, who. surpr sed
at what he sees and the various stories Of the nwoud-be brides casts his sol
eff rennneas. and all leave him but FIJI. who promises to stick to him.
Harry however. falls a victim TO the charms of Violet Gray. a 6emure
little salvation Army lassfe, the Relic of New York whom 1chabod Bron-
SOL dsfnherftns his son. has made heress to all his money. Violet begins
a plan to disgust his father which she attempts at Narragansett where.
sitter . y in struggle to carr it OFT she faints in Harrys arms Harry tells
his father about it, and crerythin en1s happily.
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STORIES &SOpERA.

i'ubIlShed for the beneHt of the
children who attend the
aborn opera performances at
olympic Park - guests az the
; rrt Evening STAR.
THE BELLE OF NEW YORK"
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CHARLES A. KEENE
Diamonds, Watches, Jewciry.
1870 Broadway, New York
cpen until 9 2 m. Saturday included.
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SECOND INNING.
THIRD INNING.

NEWARK-Cady, Holmes and Agler
struck out. NO RUNS.
TORONTO-kelly grabbed T, Smiths
drive. O'Hara Whitfield and Delehanty
arched TO Kelly. NO RUNS, NO HITS,
NO EFT ORS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-15

new plan: steady work Address Big
Ter Co, X sS5. Springfield. Ill.
FOUND-Christmas eve, cnild's An
CORA fur collar. Cali this Office and
pay for notice.
FURNISHED ROOMS-In modern
home; furnace heat, all conyen-
fences. Floor optional. 1924 Morgan
FOR RENT-Nos. 116 and lis North
It'll. six room house. gas. bath.
newly papered, Mrs. NJ B Ingersoll,
10 \. eth, Iowa phone 56l Red.
FOR SALE CHEAP Pony for fam
lily use. broke single or double. APP
ply Eugene Painter. Hamilton. ILL.,
FOR RENT room house. gas and
bath, 18th and Concert St. Inquire
H. l. Reid, 914 Morgan
FOR RENT-No. 10 .sorth 4th. photo.
graph gallery. formerly occupied by
H. n Anchutz. Would make nice
store building. fine display windo.
Inquire Mrs. II B. Ingersoll. 10 n
eth St. Iowa Phone 5e1 Red.
New YORK Produce
KEoKUK, Jan. 1.-THE following
duce markets are as follows:
Butter. creamery, a7Ac
Process-Special. % to 23isc.
Eggs-Fresh, gathered. western
frS--3fc
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$3.50 RECIPE FREE
FOR WEAK MEN
Send Name aid Address Today-You
Can Have it Free and be Strong
and Vigorous.

/ have in my possession a prescrip
ton for nervous debility, lack of yigor
weakened manhood. failing memory
and lame back brought on by ex.
cesses, unnatural drains, or the folli az
of youth, that hsa cured so many
worn and nervous men right in their
own homes-w.thout any additional
help or medfcine-that think every
man who wishes to regain his manly
power and virility quickly and quiet.
", should have copy. So have
determined to send a copy of the pre-.
scription free OF charge, In a plain
ordinary sealed envelope to any man
who will write me Cor 1t.
This prescription comes from a phy.
sixoaswno has made a special study
ontsryn and am convinced /. is t5e
sutsst-acting combination for the cure
OF deficient manhood and vigor fail.
IRE ever put together.
think I owe IT to my fellow man
TO send them a copy In conf nee so
that any man anywhere who is weak
and discouraged with repeated fai'-lres
may stop dru5 ing himself with harm.
FIJI patent medicines, secure what I
believe is the quickest-a restor..
tive, upbuildine SpOT-TOT,rurNcr
Ter1edy ever devised. and so euro
himself at home quietly and onict1y
Just drop me line like this, Dr
r. ROBINSON, 4osl Lucl; Building he.
roit Mich and VIII send Won /.
.copy Of this splendid recipe in a MAJ,
narr envelope free Of charge a
man doctors would, CHARGE
. .a.ho Tor merely writing ont
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THE MARKETS

CHICAGO Jan Wheat Bigger
sna cheaper Australian and Argen-
TIE offerings a LIVERPOOL weakened
ynezr here today. Easy tone and
free realizing ar English markets
we're sufficiently depressing in them
selves, b71t bearish effect was added
to By the fart that the domestic cash
demand vas SLOW and -four trade
even more 50 Although. on the 9th
er hand there vas moisture south
vst IS predicted the amount
proved neager and temperatures we're
io1er. Nth cod wave working south
Opening was u 70 80 under last
night. Mar started al sl.0fls TO
sl.6l n a1aI5., q loss OF BdI@c 10
&c. and declined 10 si01l4
Generally ssasonabIe wealth.
81 and expected large receipts rem
dered corn somewhat heavy May
opened Is 10 Y down al 4a1s to soc,
and sank to 4essc
Hinge sales By leading eleva-
Tor concerns made the props in tie
cats Dit q little unsteady May started
unchanged to lsc of Al 544. 10 34Is
and fell 10 2zzs
Provisions Provisions dragged be.
cause Of lack OF demand First sales
were same as last night TO SC lower
with MAY options at $3.50 for pork.
1910 for lard and s1oe7s4 10 5000
for ribs
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ALL YOUR STOMACH
TROUBLE VANISHES
Indigestion, Gas. Heartburn and Dys.
pepsis 90 and You viii Feel
Fine in Five Minutes.

Every year regularly more than a
million stomach sufferers in the Unit
ed States. England and Canada take
Pape's Diapepsin, and realize not only
Immediate but lasting relief
This harmless preparation viii d.
gest anything you eat and overcome
3 sour. gassy or out-of-order stomach
five minutes afterwards.
II your meals don't fit comfortably.
or what you eat lies ike lump Of
lead in your stomach. or If you have
heartburn. that is sign of Indiges-
ton.
Get from your Pharmacist 5d-cent
case of Pape's Diapepsin and take
a dose just as soon rs you can There
will be no sour risings, no belching o.
undigested food mixed with acid. no
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or
heavy feeling in the stomach. Nauses,
Debilitating Headaches. Dizziness o.
Intestinal gripping. This viii all 90,
and. besides, there viii be NO souE
food left ever in the stomach 20 poss-
on your breath with nauseous odoEs-
Papes Diapepsin is certain care
for out-of-oTder stomachs- because Z.
takes hold OF your food and diges5s il
just the same as if yolr stona,s
wasn't there.
These large 50-eent casss contain
more than sufficient 10 thoroughly sars
almost any case OF DysPepsss- In55
gestion or any other stomach 5s
order.
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When The
Stomach Stops
Mo-ssns Properly, Because There i
Wins In Il. Use STARTS Dyspea
sSs Tstaess 10 Set II Ssins.
Again
a Trsas Package srss.


The doctors can ii faasnleacy, bat
raprcsssssonal folks KNOW il SIS wind
on the stomach, sad q most distress
ing state Of things Il Is IL is q ser
ions condition Of this great motor or
gan. Always annoying and painful
IN The extreme. 81 dimes often lead
Ing 20 bad and 5aEal results. The
stomach embarrassed and Aams,arai3
wssh wind cannot take care Of its
Eood properly and sndagesSn Fol
los and this has train 100 aps.al,
ling 70 engmsrate The entire sss-
ten is irnplicars6-nade an zczsse
or passive factor IN This s-onhse and
lie soon becomes 5 questionable boon.
All this Is explained II doctor
books bow Undisessed food causes
gases by fermentation and 4onsn-
saElon IN which process some essential
tlusdS are destroyed burnt lp-East-
ed 6y chemical action. followed by
detective nutrition and the o:sribu-
ton ta-ough the alimentary tract OF
chemically Wrong elements and as a
consequence the stomach and entire
sysssm IS starred Plenty OF food.
ycu see. hut spoiit il preparation
s16 Eporss than worthless.
a derznsed stomach is the epitcme
cf ey5l. nothing too bad to emanate
from IL but the gas il generates is
probably us worst primary effect and
she only way 10 do away with this
i 10 remove the cause. Stnart's Dys-
E'eZSEa Tablets go 10 the root of this
trouble. Their attack the gas making
foods and render them harmless. Fla
tzls1ey CT wind on the stomach sim
pr cannot exist where these power
IN and wondervorking little tablets
are in evidence.
Tssy wsre made Tor tLis very pur-
Esass 10 attack gas making foods and
eolve-E them into proper nurriment
lbs 5 their province and office. A
E5o1s book csoald be written about
E1sz and then ROT al told that might
- -os1 NTH profit 10 sufferers from
LIS paiaful disease, dyspepsia /,
~Vszf1 mention the Years of patient
z11 sxrsassve experiment in effort 10
arrive ~ this resait-of failures liz
zZs-a1is and II last success. II
wsszl zake mention OF the different
szo@sca EoErec1iv- thar enter into
tazs TzbEe1 and make il faithfully
rssrssezr all
Szrts DEspsgsza Tablets are nor
foEss * veil for sss person whe
crzvss hsaztv foods and SAINTS 10
81 kszr-1IF az9 III 10 risk OF tad
sfzs.e--s- Her aet Eke Z charm and
make ealEE and digestion z delight
and EzsssZ-s Tier keep the stomach
zs--1F= s1z eza-gsslc and able and vii
hzE 10 90 Ezra Eork without special
lszss1r OF sss0r- Don't forget this.
Esl p=opss s-e often neglected. bur
M Start Dyspepsia Tablets have
TIN II mind
ire trial package VIII be sent
zEE o-e Eao rants 10 know Just
Eazr t5sy are, ho= they loos and
Ezs-s, before beginning treatment with
t1eE Alter this 20 70 the drug store
ss- -Asn- eveEEhere. here al home
t-sy s-a - cents box and oy get
lzg 1h=7 Il home ron VIII save
Ftz-e md postage Your doctor viii
E7@sc-zls thsm; they say there are
RS doctors sing them. brt when
Eos EloE xha1 Is the matter with
E75grssE- Ehy 90 70 the expense OF a
E-@sr1pesoas For free trial package
ADDRESS 4 stuart &c. $50 Stuart
Bldg Marshall, Michigan
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n CURED TIE DOCTOR
's.a s-s.ntEfl- Ca-srsff T-ez.re-.
Hecorr.ro.1 ~ 7aysiriza


An stzT G. crarfo-f, oakesdase,
7Fa&a fzs-ysescs e1re1 Ese De-ssct.
II u dzn6-gff srd falling hair
Dr. 2 J. Bea-6s1eF. Champaign
~ = ussd Fserpscise for dzBdrpr
zr5 falling hz5r III IN weIi salts
ze6 VIII re resu
AZ P KelleF. 21s5 DssaTGera 81
Ear Frsnessco Eerpic5de pat 2
LEW groz1h y bssT on ms he'd Her-
p5cfde 5oes more tfsa IS cizsmsd.
Herp3cs6e kills rhe 6ardraH germ
Degsrov t1e eaEge ron EegaDEe The
Effect e1res daa5raff falling hair
a5d ggeTen-s basdnass Sid ~ lead
nsg druggists. send III Il stamps
fo- se1npse 70 TIE ge-pdcide Co.. De-
troit- Nica
ORE dollar boftles guaranteed
FOR ale " IL dyugglsfs-
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How Power is sola

Water power is usualls sold d. to-
basis OF horse power year and he
amount of horse power taken ss tie
average Of the three highest iosss
loads during the year. Therefore +
is easily to be seen that one sho can
nse this power continuously gets j
much better bargain than one wao
has an intermittent load
A careful study Of manufacturing
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A Few Examples

The best examples Of this clzss ar
the metal-surgical factories wa
have to do with the making Of nl1rz7e.
ZERO manganese, ALLOYS. ete Co--
mercial nitrates are made b. 1zsz.zg
electric discharges through air ~
Grating the nitrogen There are aIs8
such metalurgical industries as rs
ing corporundum. an abrasive asas h
the place of emery and Is yyoaze-
much harder and CHEAPER ii IL Eazde
IN electrical furnaces b1 passrg
heavy currents Of air 5hroaga e7oEs.
sawdust and lime corDorandan (
practically taking the plsce n erners
wheels all over the country
There is also the aluminium EudaE
tries All clay in me cogntry cca-
tains large portion 81 alamfug;a ii
the state of an oxide This Is reaned
by eiectriciir.
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Statesmen Talk Keokuk

Senator McManus saws that during
the past week at Des Moines he was
besieged on all sides by senators who
wanted to know about that big dam
being built across the Mississippi
Keoknk was on The tongues of them all
and they had hundreds of questions to
nut to the Keokuk statesman. They
all seemed to have heard much about
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Have yon weak throat II so.
you cannot be too careful. You can
not begin treatment too early. Each
cold makes you more liable to an
other and the last is always the hard.
er TO cure. II you viii take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy at the outset
ron win be saved much trouble. Sold
ny all dealers.
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III 2z43 Nm FRED j1ndsey return
= "a night from few daYs spent
y Missouri
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plants saeh IS cou,e wiFhEa tie essoz-
ed class given seose viii show thai
in nearly an cssss thes sre 70 r
found on wsSs- power sites as
fact that shey use great suSzalassss q
water also makes i 2scssrg ESaE
them 10 loeaSs nsaT soaEsSs
OF supply 10 escape sSsy saie'ss
These industries employ Essa ss1aost
entirely and par good waseS
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Why Company pesires Ths-.

The idea is this In nearly III
manufacturing plants Of this Kind tae
Process is practicalls continuous ss
the work is carried on for tvezts-
ionr hours a day While mauy o.he-
factories would be attracted b. cbeap
power il is factories Of this nztvre
in which cheap power L he 1rine
requisite.
The cost Of manufacturing uaee-
power is about the same Whether the
maximum output would he Tor II
hour. DAY or for twent1-four hos-z
day, and the nearer the water pos-
er company can come 70 selling re
maximum output for tverty-tosir
hours day for three hundred I'D
sixty-hye days z year, the cheaper TIE
power rates can be msde coa.e-
quently water Eo.er rates are % ~
ranged as 10 favor those which tzE4
an even load over long periods rstaer
than such companies TIA haze nesYr
loads one month and extrem4l4 llgat
loads at other times
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the big engineering feat and ZIG JszEs
was called upon to recita mzny n rs
features. They wanted 10 kao= II
the land for miles around Touls--t
be flooded wElen the waters Of 5ne
river were harnessed. Mzuy III
terrogatiyes were hurled a tha ssa-
ator and he spent much time ar
swering them Kaokuk he s
was talked about more thar AR
other city
( That the city has bssn w5aely al
syertised because Of The big HEo5ecz Z
best shown by the words OF ss1aso-
McManns. The staeemen At DIS
Moines fought each other 10 ge5 10 No
Manus to learn additional facts about
the dam and they we're also eager sov
information regarding The aEast i
was having upon the nearbx coznnszn-
tiles.
Class Of Factories
keokuk will soon have this Eerz
important question put before he--
What class of factories musz b.
orousht 10 TINS city 10 take zdFsR5-
age OF cheap power furnished bT tha
keokuk and Hamilton Water Purar
Company
Factories in general mas ~
sembled under two heads IL d=euns
With this subject They are thas=
factories in which electrical uoFer
enters into the product which l. -az-
ufactured. the second class. -nosz
which only use electrical power a. :
propeiling force. Of the rzp IL
former is far more desirable 10 SEs
company producing the possr.
The idea is that the class 81 msz-
featuring firms that vii be ztz-zr-=5
BY cheap power are the ones -sz- Is
steady and continuous lead zzs
which the electrical power Is Is -uea
needed in manufacturing the are9-ss
as any other ingredient ehieh z1@
into its making.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-15

GIRL WANTED One about is years
Of age who lives with her parents.
and is honest and reliable to accept
position as CLERK One preferred
who lives in 9Th or 9Th ward and
withon1 experience preferred Refer
ence required Address Merchant
care Gate City.
va MED 4 lsnndress. Enquire at
2es North Second 81 Mrs = ".
Hobbs.
We PAY $50 month SALARY and
furnish rig and I'll expenses 10 In
froducs poaitTy and STOCK powders !;