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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
.BOOKMAkERS HAVE
EVERY ADVANTAGE
Considering Attitude OF Nlagis
tratcs, Chance Of Prosecution
Is Small
GOVERNOR REFUSES PARDON
Wili Not Countcnance Tamperins
With Railroad Switches.
Big Pharmacy Glass.

II. view OF the failure Of the Lcgis-
laturc AZ It's recent session 10 PASS y
II bill 10 permit the Oilicsrs OF the law
TO get II grip on The Norfolk race track
situation, 1t would Seem chat the
chances of the relief 50 earnestly de-
sired and 50 long worked for by the
Governor are slight. some action may
be taken before the track NEE; is Gnu
cd, but its nature has not as set be.n
revealed.
Somehow. just the bill want ii by the
officers was not presented To sue Leg
islaturc The crucial point seems 10
nave been the matter cf jurisdiction.
The justices OF the pace III the mag
isterial district which embraces the
jamestown race track aid not thiuk
the form of bookmaking practiced at
the track WAS gambling within the
meaning of the law. Tile Common
wealth mas no appeal from the decis-
ions of the Justices, favorable to the
accused hookmakcrs.
WINS Stringent Measure.
So II was suggested that concurrent
jurisdiction should be given TO the CIR
cult Court. together with Justices. in
phenson antlgambling Bill would have
forbidden any sort OF gaming for
money. Probably this feature defeated
the contamination so devoutly aimed at
by those who were trying to cope with
the Norfolk situation. Ihe bill mover
came TO u vote in the Senate.
Once the Norfolk county grand jury
was put on the case ana returned in
dictmcnts. But the case had TO be
rcmandcd to the justice Tor trial.
Possibly there remains a luStice in
the district who mas not tried the
eases. ii not. it would appear tnut
the only chance TO get at the situation
is through the quo warranto proceed
ings instituted by Attorney General
samuel w. Williams to repeal the char
ter OF the ract track association. y
hung jury once resulted in this pro-
cceulnS and IL is still ueuding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
BARTON HEIGHTS
ASKS ANNEXATION
Suburb Seeks to Add 1898 tc
Richmond's Population-Oth-
crs May Come In.

The Councii Committee on Ordinance.
Shurter and Reform will consider this
afternoon communication from tho
Town of Barton Heights. asking am
neNation to Richmond. on rather that
committee be named to consider the
basis of such annexation. Scvcrnl
members of the Council have expressed
the View that this is hardly the time
10 consider annexation. and that when
inc time is ripe the city should CON
slider general extension of It's Dor
ders in all directions not dealing sole
II Was recalled that when the an
pending Barto. Heights was invited
70 come in''ara declined and that
since then tho town has considerably
icreased It's bonded debt.
The census OF 1910 gives the town
ship OF BARTON Heights a population
Of 1888, while that OF 1900 gave 1t :,
population OF T63.
The sister township of Highland
Park grew more rapidly in the decade
she slh census showing 1T to have a
population OF 1871 as compared with
is+ ten years ago. Brookland Dis
trict. in which the two are located
snd which embraces a large section OF
llcnrico county lying north OF Rich
mond. had a population IN the 1910
census of ln,06S. and in the 1900 CEN
tus of 1860. Several closely built UP
suburban sections closely adioin Bar
ION Heights, and wili seek admission
Il that township is taken into the
corporate limits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
SERIOUS CRIME CHARGED
Former Policeman Arrested for First onsn.e

Former Policeman Arrested for First Orense
OF Its Kind Ia City.
W. y. Coleman about thirty years old an
cN-poieeman was arrested yesterday ny
Detectives Bailey Bolton and KrcnEel on n
charge OF felony. fIc Is accused OF accept
Ing articles OF value from Godia Terrence
alias Edith Coleman. in violation OF an act
Of Assembly of 1910. This is the first arrest
Of its kind In Richmond
The woman in the case the wife OF
the man who was shot and killed by J:1ines
Conway several years ago. Her reputation
here is notorious. and she has frequently
figured in in Police Court.
Coleman resigned from the police force
abou, four years ago after lie had been sus.
pended for Improper conduct by Chief o.
Police Werner.
Tho detectives are confident TINT they
have n strong case against him. II IL tho
pian 20 make I; Il test case. in view Of the
l"c' thai other arrests for the same oncnsc
ar" contemplated.
The penalty, in case of q conviction Is
not 'ess Than one year in tho pcnitcntiary
nor moro than ten wears. and not more than
5000 hne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
VERDICT TO-DAY
IN CLARK CASE
Result Of Trial Seems to Depend
OH Authenticity of
Letter.

Pretty Miss Octavia Lewis, the ciGh-
tcen-ycur ITenrico girl, who is the
principal in the celebrated case Of
the Commonwealth ~. James w. Clark.
which came to second trial yesterday
In the Hcnrico county Circuit Court
before Judge Jesse T. West. sat for
six long hours on tho stand in the
afternoon. going through n mcrcilcss
examination AT the hands of Louis ..
Wcndcnburg aud Harry NJ. smith.
Through Tie severe. and at times
fierce broadsides of questions, tho girl
ish witness held 10 her story 81 how
Clark had pressed his alterations upon
har Il mere child OF fifteen. under the
guisc OF proffcrcd matrimony; how sh g
had been victiinized ty him, and how
finally. after bringing ruin upon her,
he had thrown her aside.
The story she told, unless broken
down on some side ny the defense,
viii mean IA prison term for Clark y,
all times, the testimony was of an in
| tcnselE intimate character and some
times even revolving Although the
case has already been recited once, and
Clark found guilty, the hearing yestcr-
day aroused widespread interest in
the county, but there were no spccta-
Is a striking fnaiurn ~ me tnsti-
mony Yesterday was the exhibit OF
| numerous letters. all having very
read for the infor,nntion ,f ,hn i,rv
The case Of H. nros.cntion rast
practicnlly npon siu.i. Io,,or In
which clark nroniscs ,hn dosn,ro, =
Girl to marry her ana whic,, ~ H.,
{ Tense is end,nvorinc. ,,.nfi,,iy 80.
n forgery. Mis- Icvis's s,nr,
( pcalin- ns lin, ura h;atnr, -, ii!,.,n,',
Nesbit Tanw. ts nat cnrsia.rnu l,o,,',. -
Of i,sclf 10 con,ig, r,a,.,, ~ ~, ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
PARDON is REFUSED
Governor viii Not SHOW Lcnicncy to
Those Who 3ndnnEcr Passengers.

Governor Mann has refused to par
don Thomas Gibson. white. who is s .rv-
ing term ri ten years in the State
Penitenuary for tampcring with a
switch on the Southern hallway, in
fittsylvania county. Tie began mis- SEN
tencc in February, 1905, and has not
many months to serve bcfor. lie Will
be released on the regular good bchu-
rior Communication.
But the Governor does not favor
clemcncy in such cuses. He has no
sympathy whatever with one who has
endangered life and property by tam
pering with railway appliances.
y pardon was granted to William
Chcatham colored, OF Norfolk, serving
a six months Jail term for petit lar
ccny. some doubt has been thrown
upon the guilt Of the prisoner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
WILL ADD SIX STORIES
New Plans Bring Cost Of The Times
Dispatch Tcn-Story building 10
S2uO, 900

Plans were hed yesterday In the Office
of Building Inspector Beck for the addition
OF six stories the new Times Dispatch
Buiidtns on Tenth street. south o. Main
Street
The building, now nearing completion. is
four-story and basement structure OF
brick, steel and concrete. the frame having
been calculated tor the additional height.
the estimated cost of the original building
having been 5000. The estimated cost OF
the SIX additional stories is fixed at sllo,eto
making the total cost OF the tenrstory
building 10000.
Inc contract has been awarded 10 John
T. Wilson (Tnc) for immediate delivery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
SUFFRAGISTS' MEETING
Miss Mary Johnston viii Address Mcctin

''''HH -''"I' !"HTHT"H VIII !lUUrcsS Mccf1hE
In Newport News Tonight
Tho Equal Suffrage League of Richmond
VIII hold It's saturday afternoon meeting at
o'clock on that day in league headquar-
ters, 500 East Broad street
MIS-. Is. 49, valentine will preside, and will
conduct discussion Suffrage as a
their friends are asked to be present and
enjoy the discussion. which promises to be
most interesting
me ihnor meeting tonight in New port
News where Miss Mary Johnston wil, he
'he principal speaker. Will he followed by
women's meeting on saturday under the
.ireotion OF Mrs Kate Ellis Wise. OF New
AUXILIARY league will he organized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
Ordinance Commute. C,,,ca

me council Committee q on Ordinance
Charter ana Reform ha. been called 30 ,neo,
tu'5 afternoon at 1870 O'Clock AT the City
iia'' 10 consldSr large docket OF i'm nor
iani papers Among tho matters nrniinr
~" N" ordinance providing a new method
o. Appral from decisions Of the BuIl1tnr
inspector IN r"Ehrd 10 unsafe houses; ar
oEh,hdhft limiting tho number OF pnwr.
oIoKftsi ordnance regulating poolrooms
, nna a number Of other papers OF speciu, in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12

Richard .. Kingston, a trnc!lcr o! voice
culture in New York, will open studio in
this city. Mr. Kingston has studied under
Signor Areghi, of Milan. from whom ne re-
ceived n scientific and complete course In
tone building and voice emission. After
wards he took a course in harmony with
Prof. Otto Herman. and later studied with
Bcrtrnm Cox.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12

The largest class in several years
viii face the state Board of Pharmacy
next Tuesday in the examination for
license TO practice the profession in
this state. The applications number
about seventy. This will be the an
nual meeting of the bourd. and chair
man and secretary -trcasu are 10 be
elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
Eve Yenrs in Pen.

J. n Meekins. coored. was convicted by
jury in the Hastings Court Of feloniousy
assaultins Z. l.. Irwin. manager OF tho
National Clothing Company. and was SEN
fenced 10 Ave years in the penitentlary.
Meekins stabbed Irwin In the right side,
IntIict!ng an ugly wound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
Terfer Snrrentlcrs.

william J. Tceioy, who is wanted here on
II warrant alleging n statutory ofrcnse and
for whom the police have been searching
for some time, surrendered TO Detective
Sergeant Bolton yesterday. lie WAS released
on bail for his appearance this morning in
Police Court ~ .s,,-Si.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-12
Chnrgcs nunrry Lobby.

ct do not believe there is politics
enough in the City Council" said Mr..
Cohen, "to allow the lobby OF the gran
It's quarries to hoodwink tho tax pay
crs. These outsiders. some OF whom
pay no taxes here, arc trying to die
tate to us who do business on Broad
street every day, who own property or
pay high rents as to what We went.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CLEARS INDEBTEDNESS
Local Organization Nov On CrsdiioTs
Side. Work to This End caI-
minated Successfully
Sunday.

Through the energetic Efforts Of
the new pastor. Rev. J. F. Ashley,
and the ready cooperation Of the
congregation Of the Christian church
ia Nezperce an Indebtedness of over
$3.50. Of some three years standing,
vas blolted out last Sunday and a
balance left TO the church's credit.
Some weeks ago Rev. Ashley IN
augurated a movement to this end
BY a unique plan. which vas devel-
oped under the title Of the Chest Of
Joash. After a aysiem Of curiosity
exciting advertising to create eener-
al interest in the matter, the plan
vas explained to the congregation
and public. The explanation vas
given on cards which we're distribut-
ed among the people and vas TO the
effect that it vas desired to remove
the church debt and everyone vas
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s.;,;,n n.s .,.,.s , go, - I.
~.,,.S ~. r-he,t q To..h 1910 ~
~,.r.a i ,be cbnr-s ~ s.odsv No
r-me.r 3. = r.c.;v. he co5sr;..,-
,;,,s wh;on 80. !, 4. ,,.c.s !, u,
,,.,er.s .;v.o a., Win ~ c.rs.
7, 80 .,so sn,onro.d !, .n.S.v
- - - 80 - -:
'''es''.s ~s-'- ~, = .'-'- -.
-. 49, - -. = - - ''.'. =. = -. -
1ne s1sAA Success ?. 'n' s'''''s
plan and program Is history
A large congregation vas present
Sunday morning and heard the IN
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28

DR.. Frederick A. Cook. the Arc
tic explorer who has filled a lions
share Of space in the worlds publi-
cations since his report Of the dis
covery of the North Pole over three
years ago, lectured to a small au-
dience at the opera house in Nez-
perez Tuesday night. His lecture
dealt with his trip Of discovery and
with the controversy that followed
his return to civilization. Il vas
very veil delivered and illustrated
With excellent pictures of his adven-
lures.
After giving his hearers the story
Of his varied experiences in his at
tempts to gain the frozen goal, he
presented very forcefally bis side of
the controversy between himself and
Admiral Peary ovsr the priority of
the discovery Of the pole. In this
he advanced nothing new but what
had long ago appeared in the pa
pers, however and left his case in
about the same status With cur peo-
pie as il vas before.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28

Toe Loyal Daughters Of the Chris
lian Sunday school gave a pleasing
program last Sunday evening At the
church. taking the place Of the reg
uIaF preaching service. The pro-
gram vas along the line Of Thinks
giving. and vas Witnessed BY =
crowded house. With the following
rendition
Hymn BY the class.
America.
Reading Of 9th Psalm. Madgs
Miller.
concers prayer. led BY Nellie Rat
H-Response BY class.
Presidents proclamation, Ora Sor-
enson.
Cause for National Thanksgiving.
Lois Ramey.
Quatslte. Misses Kennedy. Mel
son, kamey and Farmer.
waiting for the Children" reci-
lalion. Anna Paige.
Solo. Joycie Booth.
Recitation, Loiiie Sorenson.
The Roody. Pudding a story,
Mildred Herrick.
The Misses Collins. Maker and
Stevens we're usheFs.
The church vas sassefully decor
aled IN the class colou, orange,
white and red.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28

On Tuesday evening necktie and
apron social vas given at the Harb-
ke school house, nine miles north Of
town. for the purpose Of purchasing
an organ for the school. The affair
vas well attended by .NeFpercers
and residents Of the surrounding
country. All present enjoyed a good
time as well as making the social a
financial success.
The entertainment began with q
musical and literary program veil
executed BY the pupils, assisted BY
the teacher, Miss HENDERSON. and
other local talent. Following this
came the sale Of neckties and the
enjoyment Of the lunches prepared
BY The vearers Of the aprons.
A party Of Nezperce young peo-
pie vas organised and took advan-
tage Of the pleasant evenings enter
sainment. A delightful supper had
been brought by the ladies which
proved to be very delecsable to those
fortunate enough to secure neckties.
Those comprising the party we're /:
Misses Farrar, Huber, PEBBLES, Eg-
gers. Cook. Wood, Ounce, Daggest.
Huff, Henderson, Sorenson; Messrs.
wesser. Roberts, Fike, Stokesberry.
Blake, Robertson, Palmer. Ksstner.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28

The Women Of Woodcrafs viii
meet At the usual place at 80
p. N. Dec. 4th, for the regular elec.
lion Of officers and every member IL
requested to be pfesens.
The contest headed BY Captains
Ida covey and Bertha Miller Is pro-
eressing az well a. could be ex-
pccled under the circumstances.
Three new members have been ini-
sIaled On Neighbor Miller's side.
Several new names viii be brought
Ia for the other side next meeting.
All members who have signed
special organizers cards are re.
quested to meet at clerks home,
Nov. goth, at ; o'clock.
This month the clerk received q
check from the Grand Circle for
s668, 10 favor Of Ida May Boozcr,
As her share Of a $4,000 policy held
by her late mother, In favor Of her
three children, In the Circle at Aso.
tin, Wash. This shows the Grand
Circle's promplness IN the payment
Of Ils benefits.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28

The ladies' aide Of the N. E.
church will conduct a bazaar at De.
Moude's drug store during Decem-
Der. They will have on sale arti-
cles especially appropriate for Christ.
mas presents. Call and see their
display. Mrs. NJ. S. Fite, Pres.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28
A hIi.siou at The Russell cslhulie
Church

viii be conducted BY Rev. Father ].
NJ. Baerlochsr Of CreeDeresk, be-
ginning on Sunday, Decsmbel ssh.
with High mass At 10 o'clock a. m.,
closing on Friday evening. pecem-
Der 18th.
The sermons in the forenoon viii
be held IN German in the evening
IL English. The exact order Of the
services viii be published in this pa
per next week. Every evening dur
ing the mission there wlll also Be
bsnedicslon Of The Blessed sacramens.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28

Master Winston Ashley on lasl
Thursday evening celebrated bis
eleventh birthday BY entertaining a
number Of his young friends at the
home Of bis parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Ashley. in this city. A jolly good
time was had at games and contests
and refreshments we're served BY
Mrs. Ashley.
The guest weres Misses Olga
Ramey. Mae Ramey, Grace Farrar.
Anna Dean Olson. Alma Sorenscn,
Nellie Selover. Doris Tanahan.
Esley Wilson.
Masters Lynn Kelly. Leo Morgan.
Charley Collins. Erlan Olson, Clay
ton Miller. Dwight Johnson, John
conesr, Billie ConRef.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28
Urges Ssoelmsn to Ester Lewiston
Show.


Prof. z. 7. Tddines. of the state
agricultural college, Who had an i'm
portans part in the farmers institute
Al this place last week and Who
Judged the horse ring at Nezperce
stock show last July, strongly urged
a number Of our stock men to send
q car Of their horses to Lewiston for
exhibition at the Northwest Livestock
show to be held there from Deem
Der 9 to Il.
Prof. Iddings stated that in his
opinion a car Of as line horses could
be furnished from the country around
Nerperce as would be sent from any
other point contiguous to Lewiston,
and believed that in justice to them
selves the breeders here ought to
see that this vas done.
Mr.. Iddines drove out to T. J.
preston's ranch after his lecture here
on tuesday afternoon OF iasi week
and took q look a. the hne tour
months old fercheron colt which
Won the blue ribbon at our stock
show 10 July he seemed much
- u -
gra'ii'ed At the excellent develop
mens OF shis me young animal ana
expressed himself as being salisned
that the colt would stand high IN MS
class It entered At the Lewiston
show.
Before returning 70 town Mr. ID
d'ngs vas given not only a look at
some OF our fne stock. but an excel
lent sample OF NeE ferce prairle's
I...n..tInItI4a l.. IAa mhmrm ~ AAn Afn-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28

When the subject Is on matters
right up to the minute, the Miller &
Schultz real estate firm sticks oul
like big, long whIskef after clean
shave. Have you seen that Noz.
pcrce booster stationery they have
just gotten oull
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28
NEWS OF LEWIS And
ADJOINING COUNTIES
Via Inlsrvisws. The TsIsphons and Our
Exchanres.

The teachers Of Clearwater county
held a successful institute al oro6no
last week.
On Tuesday cranseville vili vote
on a sos 900 bond Issue for a nev
public school building.
A marriage license vas issued
from the recorders Office Monday
70 Carl W. Riggin, Of Rigein, and
Ethel Mcbride. Of Rsubens.
The Wheeler Players. a company
Of clever actors that visited Ner-
perez some time ago. are playing
towns Ia this nslghborkood this week.
The leading society event Of the
year IN Sites took place last Thurs
DAY evening When Albert NJ. Rey-
nolds and Miss Jessie Howard we're
married.
caldesac viii also have macadam-
issd streets. provided . two-shirds
minority Of her business men arc IA
vor Of The movement recently inang-
ufaied BY her city council.
The spunky little village Of Fsrd-
lnand over in Idaho county nov
boasts a commercial club, which or
ganssalion gives promise Of increas-
ing lhc Iocallly's dimensions.
The Lewiston stock show, which
opens December 9. viii be a much
larger affair than vas expected few
weeks ago, and extra ordinary ar
rangsmenta are exhibits which arc
coming 10 from all sections.
Editor Winner Of the Cottonwood
Chronicle Is in the hills With a hunt
ing party pursuing fouf-fooled game
this week, and II G. Satsc Of llo
has charge Of the Chronicle in his
absence.
o. P. pring Of Lewiston and J. l.
Kochmsledt Of Kooskia have taken
over the Farmers Store at Winona
and the same viii be conducted BY
the latter gentleman and will carry
an extensive stock Of merchandise.
The arrival Of the N. 2. & I.
train vas delayed until 10 80 Tues |
day night by series Of mishaps. A
car was derailed just as the start |
was made from Vollmer. This sas
remcdied, and little farther on a |
couple Of cars. occupied BY section
men, we're found on hre, and The |
train stopped while the crew assisted /
In oxlinaulshinF the flames. Then,
farther this way, stop was made to |
remove horse which had attempted |
TO cross lfcstle and had become
fastened therein.
David Turner was adjudgsd the
best dancer at the big ball At the |
opera house last Friday night and
was awarded the turkey offered for
the distinction. Helen Webster vas
his partner In the dance on which
the decision vas made
When the snbjec, ls on matters
right up to the minute. the Miller &
Schultz real estate firm sticks out
like a big, long vhlskef after clean
shave. Have you seen that Noz
pcrce booster stationery they have
just gotten out
The La coaleflna cigar Il better
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28

Visit Dr. Booths optical parlosu.
The best Cited this side Of Spokane
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28
q $&8$88$$$8$8$$$$ q
Wilson Was Elected by a Landslide and
NezDerce Has Ha(

In fact this the first time that has been possible to find
have complete line Of Imported Havand China Whether vi
we are going give patrons the advantage privilege
Next stock "Trianon". This BEAUTIFUL pattern and
and you buy any number Of pieces that you wh.
Next ia price Is the Npmber ITO IN Gold. There Is just
quick He who tell the difference IN this and Havand
Next in value Is the 'Keniworth" Thh beauthsl pie
and cannot Be excelIed for the money.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-11-28

ehay he xdudv eagrny6r a he above lines Ia ho
Wasoa etokfng IN fHne eo Tea aUns GLOW bow %nok crooks fancy We Al
Ia n i'm leet d e.
IN
o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-30


was not ready. 1t was arranged to
have the Dubuque carry all the
through freight and passengers from
st. Louis to Keokuk, there to transfer
to the Quincy, which would start from
the Gate City for st. Paul and return,
ing Is to go all the way to st. Louis.
After this trip the Quincy will run
on regular schedule in the through
trade The boat, it will be remember
ed, had hole punched in her hull by
snag in the Keokuk canal about ten
days ago.
~ Eyerybody's doing it." What?
Buying those low shoes at $3.50 Of
Miller.
Now is the time to see us about
an electric fan.-King Plumbing CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-30
CITY NEWS.

Emerson pianos, established 1919.
Loewenstein's Music Store.
Waco bottles keep liquids hot or
cold, pints, quarts and half gallons.
Ayres & Sons.
The Streckfus company's packet
boat Quincy did not leave Keokuk FRI
day for st. Louis rs planned, as she
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-30
NOTICE

All parties discharging fire arms OF
setting off fire works before the 4th
of July, will be prosecuted as provid
ed by Section 30s OF Chapter 80 OF
the Revised Ordinances of the City OF
Keokuk.
Dated this 29th day of June, 1912.
H. M. SCHEvERS,
Chief of Police.