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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-19
Bio Advance.

Native-Yes, sir. property round
here has went up lot in the last few
years, Afore | was born my father
bought land here Tor ten dollars an
acre that ye couldn't touch new for
lessn twelve.fifty Century Magazine
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-19

Beverly, Mass, Sept, l5.--Dr. Wiley
will hold his job, some others in the
department of agriculture may not,
This is Prest. Taft's decision announc-
ed today just before starting on his
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-19
PRES. TAFT WILL NOT
DISMISS DR.. WILEY

Decision Not Intended as Turn down
for Atty. Gen, Wickersham, Who
Lacked Some Of the Facts-kebIer
and Rusby Receive Rough Handling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-21

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Ter said
How did you know" she asked IN
ioE voice, leaning forward, her arms
On the rail, watching the tennis below
Can't gay, don't know, felt il in
side. somehow. I was cure" Carter
hurried eagerly. why weren't you
there lat nigbt7" he asked. Il was
horribly disappointed"
You Gamer" the girl questioned. her
eyes showing her surprised pleasure.
"of course," cried Carter. Where
we're your"
Father was ILL., had to stay be
I'm sorry" Carter replied, but
missed yon 30"
The giri's cheeks vent pink.
Do you Ike II here2" she asked
quickly, embarrassed, Indicating the
courts and swimming pool.
Do you? ! loath f."
Oh I'm 90 glad TO hear you gar 20
hate H. too, No one speaks to me. .
Haven't you met them YETI" Car
ter asked in genuine wonder.
oh, yea" the girl replied rather
gtifay. her fine chiseled nos.riIa
slightly dilating. She looked the God.
dess Diana, Carter thought.
oh, yes, I've met them, but they
prefer not to recall that the incident
occurred"
The devil" the man exclaimed. Il
peg your pardon, but who would dare
DO such thing, OF wish tor"
The girl looked him In the eyes
Men and women both" her eyes a
little wet, and her white teeth shut
IN anger, "be-because father makes
pickles. There now, you know, and
you can go as soon az you like"
Carriers eyes opened wide in amaze
ment, he hardly took in at first what
she meant, and then he began to laugh
"a big. strong, boyish laugh that no
one could misunderstood, full Of mirth
and humor, and sympathy too.
oh" the girl cried, how can your
and then she began to laugh too.
i don't care" she stamped her foot
its true"
Makes pickles?" Carter asked.
Yes, with lips that trembled be-
tween laughter and tears.
Mighty clever Of him, should say"
Carter went on.
You know what / mean, not makes
them, but puts them up, cans them,
Jams them, jars them, sells them,
therel"
And III bet he does 1t jolly well,
said Carter enthusiastically.
oh. said the girl, 81 believe you
are nice"
"of course l am Carter smiled.
We're both as nice as we can be.
Come, let's get away from these old
Tables"
Yes, let's. hate that girl and
man that are watching us over there"
As they went out together. people
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AZ they looked ~ you And her gkin
was Ike rouged ivory. and near the
corner Of her mouth wag a tiny mole
Carter felt he had known II ali before
she had told him anything, but. AZ am
rate, DoH he gaw her face az clearly
az he did bis own in a glass.
That night Garter tossed in his
dreams, With an unreagoning night.
miareiBh fear that he heard the anchor
chains Of the DOYa creaking az the
crew walked round the capstan and
the bell ia the engine room rang tyice
Tor speed, while the water churned al
her stern, and q girl in white, With
golden hair waved handkerchief
toward the cliffs on the shore.
The next morning al the swimming
pool Carter began 10 wonder Why he
had ever been born, and Why. egpe.
claiIy for fifteen years. each summer
he had never rnigsed morning at that
particular spot What he had called
conversation before be called "gabble"
now, and the sight Of irish lace. pearls
and diamonds made him swear softly
TO himself. He remembered now with
disgust that he had once protected
that diamonds looked we'll IN the morn.
ing, now he thought It distinctly IL
bred, and merely vulgar display Of
wealth. Wealth. the very word. he
hated II. II he had wealth he'd 20
aboard the Dora and ask for his bride
Ike a man, instead Of having merely
name that made people feel com
PEELED to ask him out to dinner.
and
girl came up the steps from the
tennis courts. She was dressed in some.
thing clinging and white Her figure was
tall and slender Her hair, that was
the first thing that Carter noticed was
just the color of an old bronze vase
with morning sunlight upon It. AS
che passed she lowered her ewes con-
scious Of the fact that half a dozen
old ladies' had focused their lorg-
nettes upon her and were already
whispering together and nodding
knowingly. Carter watched her with
an unaccountable thrill az she walked
TO chair at the other end of the
plaza and sat down Then for 1ust
an instant she turned her face towards
him, their eyes met, and the girl
looked swiftly away.
Carter felt he would have known her
anywhere by the beauty OF her hair.
but when he saw her eyes and the
delicate line Of her neck and chin, he
knew-for that was the way he had
seen her in his dreams He never
doubted for an instant but that It was
she, though he hesitated to speak. He
wondered If 1t would be playing quite
fair and then without stopping to con
sider further he drew UP chair to
where she sat, with his back 10 tho
Gossips behind.
For an instant her cheeks flushed
red, and then before she could speak:
forgive me. knew II was YOU" Car.
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bowed carefully to Carter "a be Esrt
I ", and Carter ground his teeth and
hoeded eoldly IL return. He hoped
1neyd KNOW what he meant They
spent the morning together walking
through The town and sitting On the
CHE. Carter thought ne had never
mst girl Ike her before. Why, shs
seemed an old friend already, and 70.
u Nss hardly tina. either. No. not 4,
al IKE that. But he felt strangely
content just 10 watch her lovely fare
and hear the soft tones Of her voice.
He couldn't understand fl, he would
nave liked 70 cit there with her for
years. And the girl. she seemed 70
like him, too, and appeared to think
his opinion worth while. II made him
reel himself a man, man that would
dare and do great thingg.
II Was long past lunch time before
either noticed. At the dock a swift
gasolene launch was waiting with two
white clothed sailors, who kept the
BOAT from soaring her shining ma.
hogany sides with long boathookg.
Tonight" Carter whispered In her
ear as she gave him her hand and he
helped her into the stern, but she
shook her head.
To.night-we sail at ten. Father
mas given orders, he has 70 be in New
YORK, she safd, and Carter suddenly
felt az though the bottom had dropped
out Of things
III come at nine" he cried after
her as the engine began to chug. and
ne thought. he couldn't be sure. that
tne girl bowed her head ever 80
slightly He watched her from the
docR without moving, until the launch
disappeared around the bow of the
DoTd, then he turned and walked
swiftly through the little town.
Rotten OF them,' he exclaimed 10
himself. My Dora, too" and started
al the thrill his own words gave him.
The day had been clear In the morn.
Ing, but towards late afternoon the
wind changed and blew gently In from
the sea, with the smell OF the sea with
it-and fog. Carter blessed the fog.
Tor surely, he thought, they would
never set out If the fog really settled
down, and II often did for three days
up there, with the wind out OF the
northeast as 1t was. He asked half a
dozen White-haired sea-captains. hut
they shook their heads. II was a hard
mater TO say--it depended on the
wind.
All day he watched the weather
Vanes that whirled one way and then
another at the caprice OF the wind, and
noted with pleasure that they grew
Tess active and pointed steadily north
by east. After dinner he pleaded an
engagement, went to his room, changed
nis evening coat to corduroy shoot
lng-Jacket and slipped out OF the house
unseen The yacht club landing was
deserted and the fog hung SO thickIy
over It chat he had 70 grope his way
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-21
Llttle Old Woman Lngs

NEW YORK, Aug. PA little Old
woman, clad entirely in rusty black
clothes Of IN ancient fashion, "a be
ing cared for al q boarding house
with money collected by the police o.
the East 10th street station, who are
seeking her relatives. She wafider.
ed in there and with tears streaming
down her cheeks asked the police to
find her son for her She thought he
Hired On Third Avenue but was
not cure. I've been working for a
living all my life, hat when was II
years Of age che told the police,
The family over In Englewood, u. -,
told me TO 90 as was TOO old TO work
for them" she worked for them Is
years.
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He dined out, and vas the first TO
leaye without accuse. though his
bostesss arched eyebrows plainly en-
tpressed her garprise II not dlsplehgure.
Once outside he glanced at his watch
and found II later than ne had sup
tpoged He Increased his pace and In
ahort time was in his small boat max.
ing for the Dor0 When he was quite
near he ceased rowing, as his oar.ioeka
created al every stroke, and let the
tide sweep him down under the Dora's
bow as before The night was clear
again and still, except when sailor
sang IN a low voice up Forward. ac-
companled by an accordion. Carter
istood mp as his boat was slipping
SLOWLY past the stern and caught the
end Of piece Of rope which hung half
way down the eide. AFT there seemed
10 be no ono at all The wicker chairs
were overturned and covered with tar
spaulin 10 keep Off the night dampness
II was unnaturally quiet Carter
thought, the silence broken only by
the soft music forward and the lip
ping Of the water now and then
Agaipgt the ships side. He waited a
moment or two and then summonlng
bis courage Whistled softly. but there
WAS no Response. The muslc stopped
and he waited Then II began once
more and he whigtled again. but with.
out reBult He Sat down and rested
on his oars Then the silence wag
broken uldcly al the might watch" on
the Dord struck six bells In quick sue
cee8loD, and bells Of other yachts in
unison mingled with the sound dis
cordantly
Eleven o'clock" Carter exclaimed
dlgappolntedly. taking one last look at
the Dora's storn, and then rowed for
the float When he got back to the
house where be wae staying, he rat
down on the porch 10 smoke cigar
and think Somehow he could gee
perfectly clearly In his mind the face
Of the girl framing over the rail OF the
yacht, though It was impossible that
he could really have done 30 She had
golden bronze hair. and II was true,
aB she had laid, She had green eyeg.
but they we're beautiful eyes, that wild.
ened and narrowed and changed color /
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-21

wfsTs D>rs1<s rasE, n>fors srsakfzg-.
1estroze6 The fspa-nask fret ard ss4rtel
ss On TIE grsatezz scientific a1t phil
ny5fhfoyic work IN the worifss hsstory.
Manila ~ ia contrast 90 the c4sses III
525aan and China Three osrturiea ot
EpsE3sfI ride give 70 II a. European
EDanisa &DDeaf@rscs. 70 which CIR
eDs9ptry has a6ds1 l. Elrt III American
bor9er. We are b1ii6ing wills ayep0ss,
siry ho&pitalz, Gne government bus5c-
fngs and oteasant honaez srosand the Cd
walled spsnizfa city. 4itogsther LA
Mia ~ a very attractive CITY. 1t ssenas
tDo expensive 70 keep. yet no valuable
70 give array.
This principal drfze IN TIE L1neta-
with me Dsx56s ground or PARK adj
timing. Here coraes all Manila In the
olo3 N tbs evening 70 prornsnads or
HGriye and 70 listen 70 the large and
very Gr.s conztabuias1 hand Ansong
xbe principal ob3ects IL in,srsst are
r1versi old Catholic churches and BIZ
ibid prison. The cathedral and the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-21

E1ELac 5rtssFl Il oEs IL TIE 5egt re-
s>fzaatsry trade scAootz 81 TIE world
Y aas cz1Ey priScS1 roDz1a.sSa II
s,a&S, 5@sng nssss ftSan tazt u zay ota-
- IEaerczn PRISM. Tx raznzer IL
Treatment II TIE 5rsso1sys u TIE sEsocs
IA Efnafssr 70 fsazt sccDycst w1-kmel IL
z-n1 izrgs f&e:ory. Their treatment
octs;ts ~ marx hours ts giraslax TO fazt
III sDISssrx 81 2 pzFYs1xs, with tns s1-
ssIce Ut kcAgtso ard corcorzf pssn-
sshnaent; TIE dorraftory sTgten f.
Place of oeiizs the Devair.iIitarz train
ing; the cziI7 recreation after working
hours, with daily barad concert, stereop-
t!con lecture, ard the Hike. Day ard
night schools, and. ab>7s all ths .ezeh-
ing By trade instructors Of various Ess-
f1l trzdss. vss member Of the
Chio Legislative penitsntiary commits
sion and vfsits6 nlost ot the great prfs-
orlz and penftenazriss Ia the United
Sfatsa. and novhsrs ars such af7xnced
prfson methods pracrcsf a. here.
In order 70 zee a httis Of ths natives
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-21

5f.c Droos><a nzy acrzs through Ire
4Eaerscz1 scEoc1s
EAverz, E.1szc, climate z-d eorcszi-
~ are tss csrz1zse creating char
zctzrr1z.acs q Eo1ossIz- They make
al yszatorz rezneE5~r Eo1os1Fg IA tae
rnosr beautiful, Ioyabk s5st o< tie VII
ysrs%- With zszsse and flowers ne
rsrs gressd- Wien TIE C1eTelznc en-
tered tie bzY soe s.opDeG 20 rsce4ys
TIE vsico1nfaz launches. tearing az
Hawaiian orcksstrz and Ringers AID
iz1en with ho1erz- After sererads
tbs shtos gtecs we're b,vereG. and Up
rfcDed s2rightiy Hawaiian r.ziSens,
followed By 2 reception co1anaittss
carving bgzaei bzzkets az towers.
When We marched sozn oa 70 TIE
cock garian6ec a-t -rszthed With
towers and wearing big. bright hut
tons presented by TIE reception corn-
nnittss bearing TIE Hawaiian word Of
veiccnse, "AI1ha.- re lsokst an fool-
;sa and felt as pror1 as sweet gt1i
graduates carving taet. dairy chains.
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tss z6ezcsr. Eoznra1n. cza De obtain
ed yssv ~ sea and valley Tia. rivals
tas ore FROM tas TIP q tie rock ~
Capri. Italy
Gany rode ca. 81 automobiles 70 view
TIE EVyzr CARE and pineapple piznta-
taorz S1gzr Is king q Hawaii Tns
sugar Yield Ter 1861 amounted TO oTer
:4s.sssss1s. ard tie largest g1zar nEI
e tie world Ii here. Music "a another
Diezzznt memory * Honolulu Every
wbers we heard and ensoyed Hawaiian
music For tEo dzys or party was
Kept b1sy. interested a1d delighted II
HoaoEria-
The treat tock was crowded. and As
ve safie5 away there came 70 us across
tire bay the strains Of -Aioha-~ p4ayed
On the SHIRE by the royal Hawaiian
band AZ thts paradise igtznd Of the
Pacific. with it's flowers, nargfe ard
hospitality. bad made Is constantly
feel Aloha there seemed a special IT,
nsss IA TIA Welcome so1x eyec AZ .
farewell
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Hay Fever. Asthma and Summer Col.

Hay Fever, Asthma and Summer Colds
Must be relieved quickly and Foley's
Homer and Tar Compound VIII do it.
z u. Stewart, 1894 Wolfram St,
Chicago, writes: Il have been grea.-
~ troubled during the hot summer
months with HaT Fever and find that
By using Foiey's Honey and Tar Com
pound get great relief Many 9TH
ers who suffer similarly VIII be glad
to benefit By Ar. stevart's experience.
wilkinson & Company and ]. F. Kied-
atsch & Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-21
Beware Of Ointments for Ca.
taTh that Contain Mercr1ry

AZ Ee-c-5 VII s7-sfy 6saer5T tie sense
- sZen <-6 ccE2S<-efT ozrze he
TEcS sTs-ez WEN eEts-flx I. rnyorxr
TIE Zzcczs f1-1zcsa sch zr@t-Irs
s1aszA -e-s- De 1set excsc- - -rssrp-
Ec1s t-ol rsrs-zS5s phTsf-1ana II rEe
czEzge t1eT MI % s rsz fed 70 he
Halls Cstzr-E CE-e manufactured ~
J. CseoeT 4 Co. Tossco O.. 80
E1-s 70 mercury, ana ). taken tc1.r-
-zl9y- s-ts-g directly CPc- lie blood
I'd Ezscc-s EzrTzces Of N. sysssr L
S1E-g Halls Czzrt Czre be sure yco
ZeE tie zeEztzs- Il "a taken Intervals
G1s1sy 4 Co Tes-tEoz-sIs free
e or DruggsSsA P-9cs- &c ,er boz
.se-
Esxs Ears Family Pfls srr eonsrpa
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gecaH selna Wers.a

SEATTLE. Wash, Aug. eI--Acttns
On tie advice OF the city attorney.
the comptroller refused 20 receive 10.
Sling petitions for the recall 0:
ColnciImeH Blaine, kellogg and Ward
I'll On the grounds that insamcieu,
names had been secured The recall
association viii hustle for more zig.
natures as result and file them later.
The REAL petition against Mayor
DfIiing, who successfully opposed
Hiram GIL, AZ GIlTs recall election
last winter, Ezs accepted and the
election against him Is assured No
candidates TO oppose him have ap-
feared 20 far.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-21
Chinese Rice Production.

One Chinaman In every four has
never tasted rice: over 200 900 900
bushels--a third Of the bumper crop OF
the United States--is raised yearly In
the yellow empire; 40 bushels to the
acre-several times the american
yields forced from the soil by the
toiling Chinsman.
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Streckfus Steamboat Line
Successors 70
ST. LOUIS TO ST. PAUL.

81. LOUIS TO ST. PAUL.
Largest and finest passenger steam.
ers on the Mississippi river.
Str. st. Paul north bound Aug. III
and n. at 1870 p. m.
Str st. Paul, south bound. Aug. 1924,
Sept. 3. at 1870 p. m.
FiRsT-cLAss SERVICE.
Steamer Dubuque leaves Keokpk
for st. Louis every Thursday and
Sunday, 11:20 p. m.
Steamer Dubuque leaves Keokuk
for Burlington every Wednesday at
1880 .. N.
VIM. o. STEELE, Agent.
Phone, Iowa f50 keokuk ,o,.,,
We open our st. Louis-New Orleans
service with our steamer Quincy. leay-
Ing st. Louis Sept. IA, at 4 p. m.
ISAAC P. Lusk,
Gen. Pass. Agent. ST. Louis.
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For summer diarrhoea in children
always give Chamberlain's Conc,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy anu
castor oil. and a speedy cure Is GER
tain. For sale BY all dealers.
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SDrains require careful treatment
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain
Eminent freely. 1t Will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the -arts
to healthy condition. For sale By
Il dealers. .
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REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has neea
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS, % q
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHlhIm
TERTHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. y
SOOTHRS the CHILD, SOFTENS the y uM
ALI.AYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLO, anu anu
soiuteiy harmless BE sure and ask for MIS- ME-.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no othe'
Kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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~ srfkS<x zr1szz TIE vsxco-ctzx
Ia &nssrseza sfs@s as Lezs1ss-
m IN re ,s11s Hezr srs kSzr&,sy
q Feet III rs.sfl s<1sss vlz1 ke1zs aES
f,2ss1eYs arsS riga 5zcr@s ssse Ca Ts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-21

TRAIN 473-Leaves Keokuk. .7:40 an
Train 741-Leayes Keokuk. .2:55 pm
'Train S72-Arrives Keokuk. .7:40 pm
TRAIN Eo-Arrives Keokux. .1:05 pm
Local Freight Traina.
Train Ss-Arrives Keokuk. $3.50 pm
sTrafn S5--Leave Keokuk 1900 am
DAILY except Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-21
DR. J EATON JOHNSTON
PHYSICIAN AND gURcroN

SII1AlS AND SURGEON
The only phystcian practicins osts
opathy In the county. The Smi.h.oui.
a. russ fitted and guaranteed, tia
Only truss that holds. Office, North
nee OF Main stree, third door above
k1fth Phone g. Residence, Ninth and
Webster Phone 4s4. ?. o. Lock Box
H. Warsaw. III
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pr BRUCE = eIlFiLLaN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
once. e21h Main street ova,
CrooEs q Cox Millinery store Bs,,
Phone $50 Black
Residence at North Fourth stree,
Bell Phone 1880 Red
Hours: 1912 a. n; - D. n: "a
p n Sunday By appointment
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c. q : q. RALwAY co.

Trztns isav. from UricH Depot
Berths ana tickets, Tffth and Joka-
sec streets.
seUfh eccrc.
Ito E. g. Lczts and soush.
A -. lz:45 An
We Il St LoCts and Kan
aas City srd ret, socth-
seSse9 ... $50 An
No &. Quincy. Hannibal Z
y Louis. arrive -:1s 3. m
leaves ....--.-. --..-.. 1:zo pm
NO 10. Qzfrcy and Hanut
bal. arrives -............ a:ss pm
40 10 leaves ---.--. s:ss pm
Meth Bound
No I. Chicago ST. Paul
and points ve-t. Ieares :. z:ss IN
No IL. Chicago. ST. Pa1l
and points vest. arrives -. TBS pm
No Il. leaves --.-.. 7:ss N
Nc. 3. Buritngtoa. Chicago
and east leaves ........ 1:ss pm
No !. Burlington. leaves 1885 An
NO. 81. DonreiIss c. d q
b c. ard North Road
leaves -....--.-.. $3.50 pm
NO. 20, ho5 Do7aelson.
c. b Z < c.. 4 North
Road. arrives 1890 an
NO I. & Z " est, leaves sos an
No. 5. Centerville, leaves :. 7..5 pm
No 4. from CentervilIe and
points intermediate. arrives i:1s pn
NO. 2. from Cen,ervflie and
arrives --.-...---... $50 pm
Centerville. leaves s:lf pm
'So- 6. fron C@nterville. AZ
-Eatly.
DAILY e1ceN Sunday.
'Sundays only.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

John W. Young. Builder. Superin.
tendent and contractor for all kinds
o. construction Also general repair
work. Prompt and careful attention
given to plans and estimates Your
patronage solicited Office sos Bion.
deau- Iowa Prone. Office 2143; resi-.
dence. 3342.
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