The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-07
CITY NEWS.

ated on for appendicitis
-Wanted-Lady tailoress for work
on coats in alteration room. Winger
Bros.
Regular meeting of Hermann
lodge, No. 116, 1, o. o. F., tonight at
$50 o'clock. Visiting brethren cor
daily invited.
Already a name has been suggest
ed for Keokuks new 10o-room hotel.
II is "Damsite Hotel The Keokuk
Industrial association members are
discussing the name.
Postmaster John P Kennedy of
Montrose was In the city yesterday
and reports general crop conditions
good in his vicinity. More moisture
would help along the fine prospects
/ Sherwood sells delivery wagons.
Marriage licenses were issued
late yesterday afternoon to Edwin
I Mather Wyatt of Houston, Texas, and
Alma Louise Pyles of Keokuk; and
to julius ]. Vandendoel and Aria B.
Worthington of Keokuk.
Special election day next Monday
June IL. Be sure and vote Do not
i take 1t for granted that the franchises
and publicity measure will carry with
out your support Give all three
measures your assistance.
! The funeral of Mrs ]. H. Fat
rell took place at 9 O'Clock this
morning from ST. Peters church.
Father Gillispie officiating The pail
bearers were Michael Elite, Frank
Delaney, James Fallon, Dan Roam,
Andrew Rafferty, and George Wad-
! den.
Sherwood sells harness.
Owing to so much space being
given to the Glass Day exercises The
Gate City this evening prints a ten
page paper in order that the usual
amount of telegraph and local news
will not be cu:tailed
Sherwood for harness repairs.
The possibilities of river traffic
are well illustrated by the business
which was offered the steamer Morn
ing Star at New Orleans This boat
carried over four thousand packages
from that port to Keokuk, Burlington
and Davenport, on her recent excur-
sion trip.
The music for the high school
commencement tomorrow evening will
be furnished by the high school or
chestra, consisting of Mildred Joy.
piano; Carlos Meador, John HUDSON
and Helen Palmer Gray. first violins:
Ben Pelz, Clarence Alling, Maud Lii
ley, Vivian Demple and Olive Ster-
rift, second violins; Ray Moore, cor
net. Fred Kirchner and Roy Hodge,
members Of the organization, are out
of the city. The orchestra will be
assisted by Mr.. Woorster clarinet;
DR.. John Marsh, cello: Mr.. vinson,
trombone: Victor Miller. double base.
and Mr.. Hoffman, drums. Six selec-
tons will be rendered, beginning at
7:40.
One of the older citizens said: TO
be sure it is hot. But if you will just
stop worrying and fretting about the
heat it will not seem so very bad.
Just note the hundreds and thousands
of people who go about their business
and keep busy and who do not suffer,
I simply because they do not permit
themselves to think of it. Note the
boys and girls in school and the
! teachers, who all go through with
/ their tasks, and note the thousands in
stores and factories and at work on
! htIil6inuc Al
Is the time when a little mind cure is
OF inestimable value. 1t is no. by any
means as hot as it is in many other
places where people never give heed
to the heat. Make up your mind to
keep cool and YOU will not suffer. But
the more you stew and fret the worse
you will feel
in the list of supreme court de-
cisions in yesterdays Gate City ap-
peared the case of. State vs. Corwil,
from Poweshiek county, which case
was affirmed. This case is of local
interest because it was tried by Judge
/ Bank, when assigned to hold court
4 in that county The case involved the
authority of the State Board Of Med
I ical Examiners to regulate the prac-
tice of healing other than by the adj
minfstration of medicine. Corwin, the
defendant in this case, was indicted
1 for practicing without license from
4 the State Board OF Medical Exami-
ners, and claimed that his system of
healing was solely by manipulation
Of the spinal chord by system
known as chiropractic, taught by a
school in Davenport Iowa. The case
was tried to jury. Judge Bank in.
structing the jury that the state
board had the right to regulate this
sort Of healing, and the defendant
appealed, with the result above men
toned.