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DIED.

II DIbOs
SICk-Mrs. wilhelmina Sick. aged rs,
beloved wife OF August Sick and
mother OF Mrs. VIM. Lechnor. Otto
Sick, Mrs. William Sauss, Mrs. E'
A. Kruger, Mrs DR.. H. STAFFORD.
Mrs. DR.. G. II. Tashe and Mrs VIM
Hopp Died at residence. 4so Alex
later.
DAME-July ~. August, at residence.
Isis Twenty-second-st., husband OF
Anne Dame. father OF Mrs Theresa
stewart August Dame, Frank, Anna,
MS Maria Reichlin. Frederick, Louis,
Ehsabeth. otilet Funeral Tuesday,
a, m. 81. Boniface church $50.
DuEwEKE--July 20, Augusta, aged 90
years. beloved wife OF William l..
Dueweke. and mother OF William.
Jr, Mrs. Albert Clock, Mrs. Charles
Weber. Frank. Joseph c.. John III
and Anthony p. Dusweke. Funeral
M Tom residsnee. SIS TTombley-ave;.
sac. Burial at Roseviiie. Mich. via
NcADARET-Juiy 20, 1911, at residence.
1s hullett-st., Peter. beloved nus.
Mu nS % I Tfy'' a. f So% soI rup.a
dence. at sac. and ST. Joaohim's
church at a. m.
MuRRAY--Charles, aged 20. sudden.
" at brothers residence. July 10.
Windsor Ont
OF Joseph Poe, axe II Years Funeral
Monday from her sons residence s3s
~ Faust. at $3.50. and Annuncia-
ton church at o
PETKE--At her residence, $50 Chene-
st, julia, aged So, beloved wife az
the late Paul Petke. and mother Of
Frank, Emma, Mrs Title Schr1er-
ling, Paul. william, Arthur. Mafie
and Clara Funeral from reafdence
Monday afternoon, July ~, at p. m.
TESH--Herman. az his residence. zs2
|, Junction ave, beloved husband OF
Augusta feeh, and dear father OF
Mrs George Norton and Miss E:mma
D. m
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Observation-Disclosures. age rs, died July
70. at $50 Alexandrine-ave. east, wife
OF August Sleek. and mother OF Mrs.
William Lecknsr. Otto steek Mrs.
Mrs DR.. II Stafford. Mrs DR.. G. T.
Tasche. and Mrs. william Hopp. Flu
neral from residence Monday at 2
y. m.
LoRD-At Pontiac, July 81, Frank II.
Lord. husband OF Helen Lord. age 81
years. Burial Sunday at 3 p. m from
o. G, Farmers Undertaking parlors.
Pontiac Mich
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Race Drivers For Club
to Run Its funerals

NEW YORK, July 22,-Protection
from irresponsible promoters Is the
main object OF the new organization
of drivers OF racing automobiles. But
this will not be the only field OF EN-.
deavor for today within few hours
OF the organization birth, its mem
beers took charge OF the funeral ar
for Lewis Strang, killed
near Racine. VIE.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward II. Davis. So, Lafayette. Ind. !;
IL. g.
John Martin. 1si Katie Matsser
Louis D'Agostino. 24I Leila Olivo. "a.
Fall, 81
Newton J. zavitz. So: frankie Shall
JoEef Pietszak, rs, Hamtramck: To-
sephine Wadwa, 10, same,
Gordon s. Fitch, "a; Rosebelie A Var.
Lnier, 90 -,
Adam s. Dzialo, 20; Frances waw.
choL Is
John Lang. 40; Mary Frosard, Is.
Julius Burr 20, Wyandotte. Minnie
Kruger, 20. same
!. Stevenson, 20.
Joseph Fancy. %; Mary BieI. 20.
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There's a Be tier Way

to rent a vacant room, cottage,
fiat or store than hanging out
a For Rent" sign.
Tell all Detroit about it
through Times Want" ad.
Over 100000 strong is the
army of readers who will read
your announcement in The
Times.
Telephone your advertise
ment to The Detroit Times
NOW.
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CITY s4os.

TO Acres out Gratiot Ave.
Good land, s-room house with patn.
barn and all necessary outbuiiuinss'
price $500.
large barn and outbuildings: price
40 ACRES. about IL miles from De-
troit good land, 7-room brick house.
35xeo barn. and all necessary OUT
buildings: price t3.soo. ~
40 ACRES. hear Brighton, 100 acres
under cultivation, a acres orchard. 40
acres OF timber, Broom house. large
new 3sx6g basement barn, pouItry
house, hog house and granary' price
SIS per acre. -.
FYSTER. The Farm Man,
bo7 MAJESTIC BLDG.
Office open Thursday evening until
o'clock. :
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WHITE STAR LINE

Wharf Foot OF oriswoid %. !
For FORT HURON way ports steamer
sr ayss sa,iy 'iso .n5 a an, .nS .;'o p mt
For SUGAR ISLAND aud TOLUD0
steamer leaves daily Sis Q. N. and
ESQ .. m SUNDAYS siso and SOC p. N
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ron sALE-vACANT Lows:
East End
Bargains

Dol S1A1AO
6o8 and GA CONCORD AVE.
New, modern, s-room houses, bath.
comb. fixtures. oak nnisn, Iuil pas
ment, furnace. laundry ybs cement
walks and paved street; $3.50
Canton, Near Waterloo
Modern, s-room home, complete
with fixtures, shades, cement walks
and fences. $500.
343 PARKER AVE.
rooms hot water heat paved
street: lot 1853 feet deep; $4,000.
Fischer. Near Gratiot
cottaga rooms, bath, electric
usbt decorated. cellar and full attic,
cement walks: $4,000: 5000 down.
VACANT
He!en-avc., south of Mack, 40 It.,
Helen. cor. charievoiS, as IT,.
s.45v. so .,
400. , "a
C ccanton-ave. near Jsrerson-ave..
S23 per It. =.
Fischer. north OF Gratlot. 30 IT,,
1850 ..
with sewer cement walk. shade
trees and water, t295.
Hamilton. north OF Watsrloo. 10
r., paved street. 300.
BUSINESS CORNERS
w. corner Waterloo and Concord
I0xiss IT,, ti.s07.
n .. corner baldwin and Waterloo.
AOxi2a r., $1,000.
q corner Van Dyke and 81.
Paul. soxlss IT.. $4,000.
N o corner Durand and Van Dyke,
ssxiao e.. $3.50.
- s--,--easnar- Kerchsyal- and -Parksry
n You are looking for real estate
~ anv kind I'm the east end OF the
cIty n will pay you 10 see Us as we
make a speciality OF east end prop
ertV
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BARGAINS
ron sALE-FARms

Land Seekers Excursion
AUGUST sTH. TO
Calgary and Edmonton. t41, round trip.
good for so days. You Will see some
c. s. BEADLE,
Main ss24 MeGraw Hidg
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$500.

81, 500.
Near the Ford. Alden sampson, Brush
and Gray motor plants also ID. u. X.
car barns, 6-room frame, electric
lights bath and cellar. hardwood
floors, convenient TO car line: easy
terms. Let us show II to you.
Lambrecht, Kelly & Co.,
City or Main SIS. - uriswold-st.
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EoR sALE--REsIDENcE Property.
No. 1917 ALGER AVENUE

w. ~ ALIEN Az EN- UE
Modern New Home $4,000
HALL ho IsRoE Has fsIv,Aa R RG6E
FIRST FLOOR AND -FOUR BED.
ROOMS AND BATH ON SECOND
FLOOR. COME OUT AND SEE THIS
pRoPERTY TO-DAY. OPEN FROM 2
No. 40 Hurlbut Avenue
Water Works Park District
Price $3,85o-Easy Terms
THIS is CERTAINLY A FINE PLACE
p2eoF FHE PRic RpsT REAyTlFuL Y,
ELEcTRICAL FIXTURES, IN FACT
EVERYTHING ABOUT THE HOUSE
- AL IN ORDER TO APPRECI-
e eFG wnAT r,i a (, COOP cd PIECE OF
DAY AND LOOK TT OVER CARE
Fully AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
OPEN FROM 2 TO T. 1T HAS -FOUR
ZINE BEDROOMS AND BATH EN-
HARDWOOD, SECOND FLOOR ALL
WHITE ENAMELED.
Atkinson Avenue, Sd, 900
WE HAVE A FINE BRICK VENEER
THIS EXCLUSIVE STREET ron
$500 CALL US UP AND LET Us
ESFEAfN WHAT 1T Is.
LONGFELLOW AVE.-Ss,soo
Stucco Exterior-Steam Heat
40 Foot OF
We have Just completed plans for
modern eight-room home which we
are going to build on this street. III
you are thinking OF building. come
In and look our plans over We can
build this house for you on reason
able terms, and at much better
price than you can go out and buy a
house OF this kind already Quilt for
This plan calls for a center hall ar
rapgement with large living room
across the entire side with large
open brick nre place. fine dining
room I'm front with pantry and
kitchen back OF IT, Upstairs we have
four large bedrooms and bath. and
we have planned 10 finish these all
I'm white enamel This house also has
bedroom. II you have lot we can
duplicate this house for you for
$4,000
7. n. & 7. r. MEYFRING
PHONES MAIN 571a. CITY 1882
4os pENoBsCoT BLDG
VAN DYKE AVENUE
Between Forest and Warren, eight
room paving brick veneer. Iess than
one year old; hardwood floors all
thfOuB H. n great DdFkhfh t6,ftD,
small payment and easy terms. See
US about this quick.
FARRAND AVENUE
One-half block from Pennsylvania.
seven large rooms and bath: lot COX
100 only S2.7eO.
WARREN AVENUE WEST
Between Maybury ard Williams. 10
rooms and bath, finished IN hard
wood throughout; full basemert:
LANSING AVENUE
One-half block from three-ccnt car
line, 10 rooms and bath, cellar and
small barn. This can easily be con-
verted into two-family fiat: small
payment down. or would exchange
for desirable vacant
G.. A. ERSkINE & CO.,
Phone Main 412s. 1905 Majestic bldg.
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HELP wANTEp-mALn.
ATTENTION MECHANICS.


Wood and metal patternmakers. tool
makers and repair men. lathe hands.
experienced drill press hands. First
class J. q L.. Potter q Johnson. b.
a o.. and hand screw machine oper-
ators Experienced milling machine
operators. Fox lathe hands. Norton
a lands grinders. Good auto repair
men. Wood and metal body makers,
carpenters and cabinet makers.
Bricklayers shiphtters and ship cnr-
penters Brass and iron molders.
First and second engineers.
NO FEE CHANGED.
Apply Labor Bureau. Employer as
ISOLATION Of Detroit. first floor, Stew
ems building. Washington and Grand
River-ave.
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Gilmore &
Chavenelle

Phone y. iss. les KERCHEvAI.-AvE.
Kercheval-ave Office. open Monday
and saturday evenings
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Modern New Home $4,000
THIS HOUSE HAS A RESEPTIoN
HALL. LARGE LIVING ROOM. DIN
ING ROOM AND KITCHEN ON
FIRST FLOOR AND FOUR BED
FLOOR. COME OUT AND SEE THIS
PROPERTY TO-DAY. OPEN FROM 2
TO 4.
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No. 40 Hurlbut Avenue
Water Works ParL D;s4-;.4

Atkinson Avenue. 81, zoo
WE HAVE A FINE BRICK VENEER
HONE WITH STEAM HEAT ON
THIS EXCLUSIVE STREET FOR
$500 CALL US UP AND LET uS
EXPLAIN WHAT 1T is.
LONGFELLOW AVE.-$s,soo
Stucco Exterior-Steam Heat
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- Shoes Renaired Will.
~ -UP.TO-DATE' SHOE m.
Phon. Cherry si7-j
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HELP wANrED-rEMALE.
60 GIRLS NEEDED-Clerical
work. Apply Tuesday, July
rs, at 8 a. m, room 2o4 Mich
igan State Telephone Co., Cor
ner Clifford and Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
FOR THE STOMACH
Here's an OFFER You Should Mo
Overlook.

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles by aiding nature to
supply the elements the absence of
which in the gastric juices causes in
digestion and dyspepsia. They aid the
stomach to digest food and to quickly
convert it into rich red blood and ma
terial necessary for overcoming nat
ural body waste
Carry a package of Rexall Dyspep.
STA Tablets in your vest pocket, or
keep them in your room. Take one
after each heavy meal and prove our
assertion that indigestion will not
bother you.
We know what Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do. We
guarantee them to relieve indigestion
and dyspepsia. If they fail we will
refund your money. Three sizes: 2E
cents, SO cents, and s1.00. Remember
you can obtain Rexall Remedies only
at our store The Rexall Store. Nc
Grath Bros. Drug Co., corner Fifth and
Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
KEEP YOUR SKIN COM
PORTABLE AND YOUR
COMPLEXION CLEAR
DURING THE HOT
WEATHER.

If your skin is kept comfortable,
you will be comfortable yourself. If
you or one of your children are being
made miserable by hives, prickiy
heat, rashes or eczema or il you are
worried by pimples, black heads, sun
burn or skin trouble of any kind, we
want you to try zEMO and ZEMO
Soap.
We are so anxious to have you use
ZEMO and ZEMO soap that we offer
you a generous sample Of each and
our 32 page booklet How to preserve
the Skin" il you will send five &c
stamps to E. w. Rose Medicine Com
pany, 1882 Olive Street, st. Louis.
Mo-, to pay postage or get them TO-
day from the City Drug Store who in
dorse and recommend ZEMO and re
MO soap for all skin troubles whether
it be on infant or grown person.
We know you will be pleased with
results from the use of ZEMO and
ZEMO soap. City Drug Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
Had High Game of 222 and High
Average of 1876, Carrying off
Honors-Teammate Pow
ell Second.
Standing Of Clubs.

The match between Company L and
the Drexel teams last night repre-
sented the most consistent bowlings
that has been done in the league this
season. The military quintet took
three straights.
The match was not made good by
sensational games, but by the steady
work of all of the bowlers. On the
Company l. team the low man had an
average of 1874 1-3 with two men over
the 1870 mark. On the DreXel team there
was only one average below the 160.
The Company l. bowlers totaled $500
with the Drexel team close to the
mark There were only twelve pins
difference in any of the Company l.
games and thirty-one in the Drexel
Crimmins had high game of 222 and
high average of 1S5. He was closely
pushed by Powell who had three
games in the eighties. The scores:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
COLORADO MINERS
THREATEN TO QUIT
Have Numerous Causes to Strike But
Would starve II They
Did.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
DENVER, Colo, Dec. 12.-Ten
thousand men in the coal fields OF
southern Colorado threaten to 90 on
strike
If they do, it will be against the
advice of Deputy State Labor Commits
sioner Edwin Brake, Frank Smith,
president of the coal mine workers and
John Dawson, of the United Miners
executive committee. While declar-s
ing strike now is inadvisable the
same officials charge that conditions
are intolerable
They assert that the miners are get
ting short weights of coal they mine;
that the operators reduce the miners
pay; that excessive hospital fees are
exacted; that the men are denied a
| pit committee" that the men are
compelled to buy supplies from the
company and that the miners are
compelled to sell scrip at discount.
The miners have already secured
Attorney General Griffith to prosecute
the operators for issuing scrip and ti1.s
may be done.
The men are not members OF the
United Mine Workers, although they
j have been advising with these officials
in the past. Brake and the United
| Mine officials fear that many of the
strikers would starve should they go
out now, as they have nothing to fall
back upon.
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the pistols on the spur of the moment
She denied emphatically that they
asked the clerk to explain how to man
ipulate the weapons.
Buckner tried to force the girl to
admit that she and Miss Conrad had
attempted to work a badger game"
on Stokes.
Didn't Miss Conrad tell you it was
a pretty easy thing to get a man to
sign any kind of document when
you had a gun in your hand?"
mo, sir"
Didn't she tell you how successful
she was in similar proposition in
Plattsburg, N. VT" demanded Buck
ner
NO"
The mention of the Plattsburg affair
created a sensation for 1t was not be-
lieved that It would be brought out.
Efforts are being made by the defense
| to get the letter Miss Conrad is said
| to have secured in Plattsburg. This
letter would show, it is said, that Miss
Conrad forced retraction Of sland-
er regarding her, and then refused to
accept $4,000 to part with the docu-
ment that cleared her good name.
Didn't you go to Martin w. Little.
ton and ask him the best way to make
man sign document that might be
used as the basis for a SANDER set
Itlement?" demanded Buckner.
4 Objection was sustained before the
girl could answer.
With Miss Graham still on the stand
it was announced that both sides had
agreed to submit the case to the jur.
, Friday morning.
when Stokes called up that day
believing you were in Europe, didn'
you answer the telephone and tel
Mr.. Stokes you were Miss Conrad''
maid?"
Eyes, he asked for Ethel and say
no use telling him it was | who an
swered the phone she said,
4 Buckner then forced the girl to re
peat, in every detail, the story of thu
shooting, and to act, before the jury
!; the scene when she alleged Stokes
tried to choke her. She was SO near ;
collapse when she finished that re
cess was taken to permit her to re
gain her composure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
Riders at Madison Square Garden are
Showing up Well and
Promise an Exciting
Finish.
RECORD IN Bath HOUR
Travelled 7o4 Miles, Nearly One Mile
More Than Previous Rec
ord Up to That
Time.


limited Presc Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.- Riding only
few miles behind the record set in
1910 and INDUCING in frequent and
furious sprints, the fourteen teams left
today in the annual six day race are
declared by experts to be in condi-
ton to make the event one of the
most exciting in history. Although a
number of the riders have never par
ticipated before in a six day go in
Madison Square Garden, they are
showing up we'll physically. The
rivalry is keen. In one wild sprint
the team of Ryan and Cavanaugh, new
Corners in the game were killed off
and Calvin and Wiley, old stagers
were set lap in the rear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
TRIAL OF MARKS
HAS STARTED
Mabray is Star Witness Against Gam.
bier Baron of Council
Bluffs.
UNITED Press special service.l

UNITED Press Special service.]
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Dec 12.-With
John G. Maybray, king of Mike max
ers,'' in court as the star witness, the
trial of Ben Marks, the gambler baron
of Council Bluffs, for completely in the
operations of the gang of horse race
swindlers was taken up here.
The attorneys are engaged in i'm.
panelling the jury, which at the pres
ent rate of progress will take about
two days.
Besides Mabray, w. H. Bedford, Of
Blockow, Mo-, one of the many
Mikes who was fleeced by the gans
at Council Bluffs is in attendance as
a witness. Other Mikes have beer
subpoenaed.
Mabray who has been in jail at De-
Moines since his release from tn,
federal prison, where he served TIVE
years for using the mails to defraud
vas brought to Council Bluffs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
HURLS DIR. ROLLER
OVER THE ROPES
Jess Petersen Disqualified for What
Referee Claimed Was a
Foul.

United Press Leased Wire Service,]
CHICAGO, Dec. 12-Friends of Jess
Perdersen, the Danish wrestler. are
sore today over the termination last
night of the big foreigners match with
DR.. B. f. Roller, whereby the referee
gave the match to Roller on a foul.
After twenty minutes OF wrestling
Petersen picked up the Seattle physi-
clan and hurled him clear of the
ropes. Roller fell on chair and was
painfully hurt. Perdersen claimed
that the stunt was unintentional.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
REICHLE MATTER
NOT SETTLED YET
May Secure Part Of Draft Money AS
Directors Are Reconsiderina


The Keokuls directors are reconsid.
ering the claim of Edward Reichle for
part of the draft money paid by
Utica. N. Y, according to an an
nouncement made today by Secretary
Louis Sterne. The information was
given out yesterday afternoon that the
claim was denied. later, however,
the directors decided to get together
again and at 4:30 O'Clock the former
center fielder was given hearing.
No decision has been made.
Reichle denies he will take the mat
ter to the national commission if his
claim is turned down.
Today Secretary Sterne declared
Pennington is not going to be sold to
Peoria, as was reported yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
TICKET PROBE
BARES NOTHING
Proof of scalpins During Worlds
Series Games in New York
Was Not Forth
coming.
COAST LEADER GOES UP
Announcement Made That Harry VOL
verton Of Oakland viii Man
age the New York
Americans.
COAST LEADER GOES UP

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Dec. Although the
members of the National baseball
commission still maintain they will
make rigid investigation into the
ticket specializing scandal in the re-
cent worlds series, it was evident to-
day that proof of the charges had not
been forthcoming, and that no furth-
er action would be taken. Nothing
further can be done until the conclus-
ion of the meetings of the magnates of
the American and National leagues,
which began here today, as the mem
bers of the commission have to at
tend the meetings OF their leagues
The request of the three major
minor leagues for higher classical
ton will be submitted to the major
league magnates late toda. for rati-
fication. 1t Is probable thu request
will be granted. If SO. a new peace
agreement will be signed when the
commission meets in Cincinnati on
January 8, 1912.
WoIverton New Manager.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE an.
lnouncement that Harry Wolverton,
manager of the Oakland, Pacific coast
club, had been signed to manage the
New York Americans for three years
was received with delight today by
Yankee rooters. Wolverton is regard
ed as one of the most promising man
ayers in the game, and his friends pre-
dict he will place the Yanks in much
] higher position.
4 League Changes Name.
1 NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The Eastern
league went out OF existence and tn,
international league sprang into being
The change in name was affected at ;
meeting of the owners and there wa
not dissenting vote.
Edward Barrows was reelected pres
ident secretary and treasurer Of tn
league for a period of five years.
In Secret Session.
The board of directors of the Ne
tional league held secret meetin
today, in anticipation of this after
moons meeting of league presidents
1t developed today that the figh
against President. Lynch of the Ne
tional league, will be carried into thi
afternoons meeting. Lynch's enc
mics claim to have three votes, bu
they admitted they had no hope Q
defeating him.
A law, placing the spectators i
baseball tickets on the same plane a
scalpers of railroad tickets will, it i
said be advocated at this afternoon
meeting.
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$50 AND so"
ARE WANTED
Continued from page H.

nesses regarding James B. Mona
mara's activities while he was in San
Francisco before the dynamiting of
the Los Angeles Times
The statement of District Attorney
Fredericks that he had no intention
of trying to prosecute Clarence OAR
row or other persons connected with
the Mcnamara defense In connection
with the Franklin bribery charges, is
believed here to indicate that the
case will be dropped as soon as that
can be done without attracting atten-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
The Grain Market.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-The situation
in Argentine. which has been exerting
marked Influence on the local wheat
market was the subject of half doz-
en- conflicting reports today none of
which apparently had anything to do
with tirmer tendency and fair ad-
vance in prices.
The market for corn ruled strong
throughout the session. This was be-
lieved generally to be due to reports
from the country of light offerings,
and the forecast for rain or snow ov-
err the corn belt.
Trade in oats was small. There was
fair scattered demand for December.
but very little done in May futures
A few shorts were disposed to cover
and there was a fair run of local buy
ing on the firnness in corn.
Provisions ruled quiet but firm. Of
ferings came largely from the longs
who were anxious to secure profits,
Daily Range of Prices.
1 CHICAGO, H., Dec. 12.-
Open. High. Low. Close
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 12V-Carl
Morris, the Oklahoma white
hope,' will make his first ap-
pearance in the middle west
here tonight when he meets
AL Williams, local heavyweight, in
a ten round bout. Williams is big and
strong, but like Morris in several
points, is shy on experience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-12
Food After the Flood.

Every moving thing that liveth shall
be food for you; as the green herb
have / given you all. But flesh with
the life thereof, which is the blood
thereof, shall ye not eat-Genesis
ix;S4.
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New York Money Market.

Without opiates or harmful drugs of
any kind Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound stops coughs and cures colds.
Do not accept any substitute. Wilkin-
son & Co.