The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-24
pouring down from Alaska and else

pouring down from Alaska and else
where
Thomas Lawson claims that the
high cost OF living is created by the
stock exchange system. When horse !,
gets sick every man who comes along
offers cure for the animal. Great
is liberty.
Some leading collectors of Indian
stone implements and articles of a
historic nature are planning to estab-
fish a permanent museum in east
Clark county where all these treas
ures may be conferred and used by
the public. For thirty years num-
her OF collectors OF Indian stone i'm
PIGMENTS have made diligent search
for all the stone workmanship usual
ay credited to the Indian races and
thousands OF relics have been found
and are1now held in private museums.
Books, papers and other affairs of old
time dates will be included. should
4 eAAS SAASOA ~ LOO DC pdSNSSSA AI<sSe
Clark county Is a territory Of vast
historic interest and a museum and
| library combined could be established
for the preservation of thousands Of
4 valuable articles pertaining to Indian
/ life and history OF pioneer settlement.
la fire proof building would be neces-
4 sary and the logical location SO far
as my study OF the subject extends Is
at the town Of Wayland. Persons Of
large means are concerned in this
worthy enterprise and we shall labor
together for success. Editor Murphy
of Burlington promises to donate files
of Clark county papers and large
number of books.
The record shows that the first
snow Of last year came ON Saturday
! 7 November IL. From one o'clock tc
! five that afternoon the temperature
changed from summer to winter, witt
rain, hail, .sleet and snow. This yeal
r the first snow came six days earlier
Il Elevated prices OF food commodi
Y ties appear to have little influence IL
e election. Low prices Of farm pro
# ducts along in 1898 and later were
e very serious and great dissatisfaction
Z prevailed. Prices OF general neces
saries are about just land well distrib
d uted. The person who labors AMI
hasn't cent invested is making more
< financially than the large manufac
Z turer who has many hundreds of thou
IT sands of dollars investor in immens,
y establishments which yield but /;
d small net income. Editor s. NJ. Clarl
II continued to preach in The Gate Cit.
d the good wholesome principles ofedo
nestle economy. He advocated saw
ing of earnings. This implied a stor
5. ing hp OF good morals and intelli
gence as well as in financial and in
% dustrial affairs.
The Modes and Babylonians in ar
Client times used to combine their M
al ton forces so as to be strong enoug
u to combat the Persian aggression. I
~ time the republican and Democrat
parties may be compelled to unite t
le beat down the aggression of the 81
az cialistic element.
In the recent political campaig
Missouri's most superior democra
OF seems ito have disappeared effectiv,
81 ly. Has Joseph w Folk like HALEY
comet vanished into immense spac
and inyisibiiity2
ed
IS Gold mines fail, diamond deposit
'e- Exhaust, merchants sink and thol
Us sand other forms of business get int
vs. financial quick sands, but the far
m continues to yield its rich bounties.
JASPER BLINES, Seven Pines.
ia What Our EM-Presidents Did.