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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
ARCHBOLD TRIAL
STARTS TUESDAY
Case Of Judge Is to Come up Before
the Senate This
Week.

United Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Admis-
sion of all material facts, but not the
Interpretation of judicial misconduct
placed on them by the house of repre-
sentatiyes, is to be the curtain-raiser
of the impeachment trial of Judge
Robert w. Archbold of the commerce
court, it was reported tonight. The
trial begins in the senate Tuesday.
Following conferences today be-
tween impeachment officers and Arch
boids counsel, it was rumored that
all the testimony given against Arch
bolds counsel it was rumored that all
the testimony given against Archbold
before the house judiciary committee
might be admitted as whole in the
senate. Such a course would i'm
measurably shorten the trial and
possibly obviate examination of
more than few witnesses, or more.
1t was believed that Archbald's en-.
tire defense would rest in the bold
plea admitting all evidence against
him, none of it constituted malfeas,
ance in office, or was official miscon.
duct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
SIOUX CITY WANTS
BOWLING MEETING
Oes Moines Man viii Probably be
Elected President of the
Association.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. I
KANSAS aClTY, Mo-, Nov. 3d.
George B. Stroz of Des Moines will
probably be elected president of the
Mid-western Bowling Association for
the ensuing year at the annual meet
ing Sunday. George Lowe of Kansas
City is slated for secretary.
Strong opposition to st. Louis as
the next meeting place developed to.
night and Sioux City is a strong con
tender for the 1918 tournament. Sioux
City bowlers will make a big appro-
priation if they succeed in landing the
meeting. =
The Mineralites Of, Chicago set a
sizzling pace in five men events in
which Chicago, st. Louis and Kansas
City contested. The Windy City team
knocked down $40 pins in the first
game but fell down and finished with
"a score of 2,61S, seven pins below the
high score made Thursday by the
Washington Hat company team OF
Sioux City. There were fewer low
scores tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
CITY NEWS.

Not for many months has the To-
cal police department been as quiet as
it was last night, on Saturday night.
Up to two O'Clock this morning one
lone sleeper was all that was entered
upon the blotter and the men assigned
to station duty were bewailing the
fact that they had no excitement to
help keep them awake.
Louis Vermillion, S12 Fulton
street, a switchman employed by the
Burlington, retained his title as the
champion long distance injured en-
ploye of the company, yesterday when
he was thrown from box car in the
upper yards and severely injured
about the body. He has been hurt
several times in the past few years
but has always survived his injuries
and this one is no exception, although
he will be confined to his home for
several days.
Dry cobs for kindling fires. Frank
Clemenson, Bell phone 263-Red. ADV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
JUST CRAZY ABOUT
WATCHING FIRES
George Moore Was More Excited
Than Usual When 1t Was His
Own Home.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Nov. D.George Moore
is wealthy, owns thousands of dol
lars worth Of real estate, is the father
of two children and he is one of Chi
cagos most enthusiastic fire fans.
He will leave his bed at any hour of
the night and his desk at any hour of
the day to watch a big fire.
Tonight he strolled into the fire
alarm office and announced that he
had plenty of time to watch a big fire.
An alarm was rung. Eagerly jump,
ing from his chair Moore asked
where the fire was.
"Greenleaf and Prairie avenues,
said the operator.
That's my fiat building Moore
shouted. MY two children are in it
4 How can get out there quickly?"
He searched his pockets anG al
though he had unlimited credit with
every large financial house in the
city, he did not have enough cash te
pay taxicab fare. He rode on q
street car.
When he reached home his fla
4 was damaged only slightly. His chill
dren were safe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
CRISIS rs PAST
AT STEEL MILLS
At Least, That is What the Company
Says But Strikers
Disagree.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov. 30.-Strik-
ing trainmen in the Homestead and
Braddock mills Of the Carnegie Steel
CO., tonight continued to insist that
the locomotives being run inside the
plants were operated by foremen
and that many of the strikebreakers
refused to work.
The announcement that the COM
pany would attempt to operate some
of the mills tomorrow caused much
hard feeling among the men but act
ing on the advice of their leaders
there was no disorder.
The company insists the crisis is
past and that the mills will be run
ming next week. The men insist this
will not happen unless the three men
discharged for circulating petitions
asking for better wages and working
conditions, are reinstated.
Rumors that employees of the Besse.
mer Railroad We're about to strike
presumably in sympathy with the
mill trainmen and that employees on
| the union railroad also would go out
were current.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
NO PLAGIARISM
COULD BE FOUND
TWO Plays Tainted Philanthropy
and 1.-THE Woman" Arc Not
Similar.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK. Nov. 3o.-"Tainted
Philanthrophy," the play that had a
one day run on Broadway, was not a
bit like Belasco's '.The Woman" and
Judge Holt of the United States dis.
trict court today said that Abraham
Goldknopf. the Bay Ridge barber-play
observation-disclosures, author OF
Tainted Philanthropy was not en-.
titled to damages from Belasco for
plagiarism.
The decision was rendered three
days after Belasco put on both plays
on the same day in one of his thea.
tres, as part of his defense. Judge
Holt was invited to see both perform
ances
Goldknopf sued Belasco and Will
liam c. De Mileon. his playwright
charged that their play THE Woman
was stolen from his Tainted Phil
anthropy," which he had submitted
to Belasco and which was rejected
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
Senatorial Deadlock.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. A con
tinued deadlock over the choice of
president pro tempore Of the senate
was the outlook tonight, after confer
ences of partisan factions.
Senator Bacon of Georgia, demo
cratic candidate, and Senator Calling
err Of New Hampshire, the republicans
choice, both declared they would con-
tinue in the fight. Their action leaves
the senate without permanent pre-
siding officer, because of the death OF
Vice President Sherman
For months Gallinger and Bacon
have been taking turns in presiding.
The progressives prevented Gallinger
being elected
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
WAR BETWEEN
CHINA AND RUSSIA
Clash lie Likely at Any Time In Regard
TO the Mongoilan Dec
laratlon.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
PEKN. Dec. 1.-tSunday War
between China and Russia may be ex>
pected to break out any day, 1t was
asserted by we'll posted foreigners
here this morning.
The Chinese occupation of the Mon
golian town Of Kobdo directly raises
the issue Of China's right to put down
the Monaghan independence move
ment, 1t was stated. and as Russia is
pledged to support the movement the
czar has no choice but to yield or
fight.
Following the Monaghan declara-
ton of independence, which the Chi
nese accuse the Russians OF forcing
few chieftains to Issue, Russia and
the so-called Monaghan government
entered into a secret treaty, accord
ing to the foreign Office here, to the
following effect:
The Monaghan rulers to have auth
GRITTY over their own people but to act
on whatever advice they received
from st. Petersburg.
Russia to lend the Monaghan rul-
ers $3.50, 900. with the whole OF Mon.
golia, territory third the size OF
Europe. as security.
Russia to supervise Mongolia's fin
ances.
Mongolia to cede territory to nc
4 country but Russia.
4 Russia authorized to form conlpan
les and operate mines IN Mongolia.
The Monaghan army to be trained
and commanded by Russians
In return for Russia's recognition
of their independence, the Mongol
ians to pay sS2,40o annually to Rus
i STA.
/ Foreigners here incline to the view
that in the event of clash, the Chi
nese will give the Russians at least
hard tussle. 1t is not contended tina
4 the Chinese troops are the Russians
equal in point of training, but experts
have declared them excellent materia
for military purposes, many Of then
saw considerable service during TIL
revolution and throughout the entir'
country feeling of strong enthusiasm
for the republic and willingness t
fight for it, if necessary, has bee
developing Of late.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
~ the PEOPLE.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
. WASHINGTON Nov. 30.-President
Taft's proposition to grant cabinet
members privileges as lawmakers,
met with vigorous disapproval to-
night from Representative Burleson
(dem., Texas), one of the house lead
ers.
Il believe the sentiment of the
American people" Burleson declared
would be that all men who favor the
enactment OF legislation that effects
the people should be elected by the
people,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01

10 ACRE Missouri farm for sale
This farm is located Sla miles from
Ewing, Missouri, Is miles from the
city of Quincy, Illinois, and rs miles
south from the Iowa line Good six
room house, good barn with room for
II head of horses. Sheds and other
out-buildings. Good spring and wells.
Soil is good black loan so acres
growing wheat now on farm Price
$3.50 per acre. Possession can be
given at any time; will leave $1,000 90
on farm for years at per cent in
terest if SO desired. Call on Miles
McNally, Ewing. Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
COMMITTEE OF
THE BIG nine
Every Action Taken by cara Of
Athletics ls Toward Purity In
all Conference Branches
Of Sport.
MICHIGAN UNMENTIoNED
Conference Track Meet Will BIO Held
in Chicago and Cross Country
Run at Columbus and Evans
ton Gets Indoor.

UNITED Press Leased Wire servicel
CHICAGO, Nov. 3o.-EYery action
taken by the faculty committee Of the
big nine, conference, which closed
it's sessions here tonight, was towards
purity in athletics. Because the COM
mittee of "profs" refused to compro-
mise on purity no mention was
made OF return OF Michigan to the
fold. For the same reason nothing
was said about changing the summer
baseball policy.
+ Professionalism was frowned on.
New rules adopted will prevent uni
versities from personal efforts to draw
athletes from the colleges and high
schools. No athletic instructor and
no one connected with the institu-
lions may solicit the attendance Of
prospective athletes the rule reads.
They must remain entirely passive :
This will stop the letters that have
been sent out every summer by all
| the universities. They invited ath-
letes to visit the schools and gave al
Turing accounts OF college activities.
To prevent extreme rivalry the COM
mittee provided that henceforth there
shall be only twelve conference base.
ball or basketball games scheduled
/ with outside teams. The result will
be that only three return games will
4 be possible, for the rule provides
also that the games must be distrib
uted with conference schools thai
each team will play an equal number
of games with the other schools Of
the conference.
The professors admitted that The
action was taken to prevent the pos
4 sibility Of deciding conference cham
pionships. They reason that without
4 return games and with the limited
4 number played the dope" artists will
be 1up in the air"
College athletes will be denied con
a cessions at the games. From the sal
s. of peanuts and gum many of then
have been working their way through
college. But the concessions hav
been offered as inducements to prom
Using high school graduates, the Pre-
fessors say.
4 Nothing was said about Michigan
because that school had shown no vii
lingness to abandon it's training tablt
/ policy or to place athletics under tn,
h control of the faculty. Prof. Moran o
Purdue, said the conference was n,
closer to Michigan than it had beer
since the separation, and that sum
mer baseball probably was quieted TO
several years"
d Henry D6erman, Minnesota base
ball star, was reinstated. He was dis
qualified by the conference after bit
Il played summer baseball with profes
SIGNALS.
H Prof Smith of Iowa was appointed
20 represent the conference as a dele
gate, to the national collegiate ath
letic association in New York during
the holidays.
At the invitation of the Universi..
of Chicago. the conference track NEE
will be held here June Z. The eros.
country meet Will be held in Colum
bus, O., November 90 The indao
track meet will be held at Evanston
in March
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
Twins Had Appendicitis.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEWARK, N. j., Nov 3o.-Taken
to the hospital in the same ambuI-
ance, Emile and Emily Thomas, twins,
aged II. tonight were recovering
from operations for appendicitis.
They were operated on upon the same
table.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01

meyer OF the forty-fourth district, was
seriously III tonight and his recovery
was matter of doubt. He was taken
from train here while on his way
to visit his son, Otto Cohimeyer, at
( 81 Louis and hurried to ST. Eliza
beth's hospital His death would re-
duce the legislative strength of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
Linquist Bros.
SIS Main Street
Mother-in-Laws Funeral.

pnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
|CHICAGo, Nov. 30.-A husband is
PIT responsible for the burial ex-
enses of the mother-in-law, accord
Rg to the verdict in the suit of S. B.
PATTY. undertaken, against NJ. B.
glmmer, for $74 for burying his mo-
Rer-in-law, Mrs. Ella Stivers. Judge
ping today ruled in favor Of the
flsband.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01

FOR RBNT-Modern houses, 22o-22s
South Fifteenth: eight rooms, gas.
bath, furnace, full basement, cement
floor, hot and cold water plumbing;
$4,000 per month. Chas. Altes, 41s
Blondeau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01
PERSON AIS.

Carl G. Browning is visiting his
brother, Flo. Browning, for few days,
]. NJ. Julian OF Indianapolis. Ind. is
Keokuk visitor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANY LADY can earn $4,000 monthly,
copying letters, spare time at home.
Booklet 10 cents in silver. Tells how.
American Copying Association, Wash
ington, D. G.
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Cohimeyer Sick

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BELLEvILLE, H.. Nov. 30. State
Representative-elect August H. Cohi-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01

FOR RENTING furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 1914 Des
Moines street Phone SAG Black.
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms In
new. modern home. SIC Blondeau.
Phone 1891 B. Gentlemen preferred.
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WANTED--An experienced cook, Mrs
C. M. Rich, $40 Orleans avenue.

WANTED To correspond with lady
with little means, to invest in good
business. One who wishes to tsavei,
object, matrimony. w. NJ B., care
Gate City.
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FOR RENT -Four furnished rooms.
Apply 524 B. street.
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WANTED Small furnished house or
two furnished rooms. B. s. Gate
City.
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FOR SALE
Main street property is gradually being bought by
men who have faith in Keokuk No. 1902 Main is the
building you should buy now
That Schmidt Mill building on Eleventh and John
ideal in every way for factory purposes If you
have employees in basement or a dark and gloomy
you should buy this building and then your help
question would be solved.
just remember that 100x140 on Ninth and Blon-
deau street bound to be selected for public build
ing site. # you are looking ahead buy it now.
two frame No. 1904 Recently
remodeled and modern In
large with South Sixth well To-
Gated and has two fine building sites
No 1922 High is modern
families roomers and is priced at low figures.
fine double frame on High Fifth
every convenience &C.
A five framen Franklin.
No. 1923 Exchange house lot
POOP Des Moines has full lot
No. 1923 Concert lots.
A fine lot Franklin Sixth.
A splendid building site at Fourteenth Bank
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01

FOR RENT Newly furnished front
room, modern, SIS Concert street.
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democrats to ninety-eight. They need
1os votes to elect two United States
senators.
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WANTED Girl to trim cigar boxes.
Apply Monday. Rees Manufacturing
Co., IL South Eighth Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-01

DEIlMAR SISTERS going south, sac
riflce $500 black hare lynx furs for
$500. Latest style, never worn,
would send them G. o. D. and allow
you to examine before paying. Adj
dress E. Delmar, 3o5 East 5o.h ST..
Chicago.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS

j AkI w OAAD
WANTED Girl to trim cigar boxes. [
Apply Monday. Rees Manufacturing |
Co., IL South Eighth Street.
WANTED Small furnished house or
two furnished rooms. B. s. Gate
City.
WANTED experienced cook, Mrs.
C. NJ. Rich. $40 Orleans avenue
WANTED To correspond with lady
with little means. To invest in good
business, One who wishes to tsave,
object. matrimony. w. NJ. b., care
Gate City.
WANTED-Five working men IS
roomers and hoarders. Apply 1872
Morgan or phone 1o43-black.
WANTED-Lady for homework in
family of two, easy work Call at
1907 Exchange street. or Bell phone
499-red.
WANTED--A girl or woman to assist
with housework, mornings. Address
l., this office,
WANTED Competent woman to do
washing and ironing at her home
for small family Gail at SIC Orleans
or phone 120s-red,
WANTED = Boys. Seibert's cigar
store.
WANTED-To sell cheap, automatic
picture machine, makes pictures in
one minutes time; no experience re-
iquired. Big money maker: good bust
ness to make the south with or any
place else. Inquire Geo. F, Erman,
7291s Main.
WANTED Old postage stamps, thir-
ty years old, or collection of
stamps. Address Stamps" Gate City.
| WANTED Girls and boys for work
In factory Good wages. Apply at
once. Decker Mfg Co.
| WAiNTED-One or two rooms for
light housekeeping by couple. Tele-
phone 757 Red.
! WANTED Position by a young man
aged Is. Something with future.
i Phone 81.
i WANTED-Competent stenographer,
! permanent position, short hours
Answer in own handwriting, cores
pondence kept strictly confidential
4 Address Stenographer care Gate City
WANTED Lace curtains to clean
Work guaranteed. Bell phone, 1920
Black.
WANTED Dining room girl at Eos
ter's restaurant, 423 Main street.
WANTED-A middle-aged lady to ac
as companion to an old lady. AID
dress x. Y. O., care Gate City.
WANTED Experienced cook. AID
dress f., this office.
WANTED Catholic representative
every community; by financial in
: stitution of national patronage; spe
cial work among Catholics; higf
grade permanent position; travelling
optional; give age Address Mana
ger. 401 Mccormick Bldg, Chicago.
WANTED Stenographer for law of
flee at Carthage. Permanent plac,
. for competent person. Address G. o
H., care Gate City.
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FOR RENT-Two modern rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping
1G10 Orleans.
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FoR GALE

FOR SOLICITATIONS cash register,
a good one. See Boltz Bros, 80
Main street
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FOR SALE China cabinet, plate rail
and book case, Telephone 364
Red.
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WANTED-Five working men as
roomers and boarders. Apply 1872
Morgan or phone 1o43-black.
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WANTED "A middle-aged lady to act
as companion to an old lady. Adj
dress x. Y. a., care Gate City.
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WANTED Competent woman to do
washing and ironing at her home
for small family. Gail at SIC Orleans
or phone 120s-red,
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WANTED for homework in
family of two, easy work. Call at
1907 Exchange street. or Bell phone
499-red.
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WANTED girl or woman to assist
with housework, mornings. Address
l., this office,
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WANTED = Boys. seiDerts cigar
store.

WANTED sell cheap, automatic
picture machine; makes pictures in
one minutes time; no experience re-
CURED. Big money maker; good bust
ness to make the south with or any
place else. Inquire Geo. F. Erman,
7291s Main.
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WANTED Competent stenographer,
permanent position, short hours.
Answer in own handwriting, cores
pondence kept strictly confidential.
Address Stenographer. care Gate city.
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WANTED Lace curtains to clean
Work guaranteed. Bell phone, 1920
Black.
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WANTED Old postage stamps, thir-
ty years old, or collection of
stamps. Address Stamps" Gate City.
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WANTED Girls and boys for work
In factory. Good wages. Apply at
once. Decker Mfg Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-27

BALTIMORE Md June 2sThe the Democratic Ma
as a
The
Ohio delegates
uon should
subject.
Wilson
Wilson
to- n e.
Wilson
decided
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GREAT WILSON
DEMONSTRATION
CONVENTION CHEERS
GOVERNOR 80 MINUTES.
Halted Consideration OF Rules
Committee RepOrt-Feature
of Evening.
AbrOgatiOn of Unit Rule Accom-.
plished by Decisive Vote
After Long Struggle.

CONVENTION HALL. BALTG-
MORE. June 26.-A sweltering atmos-
phere charged with humidity. greeted
the delegates as they fled in for to-
nights session. Just before 8 O'Clock.
thunderstorm thar had been
threatening for an hour kept the gal
lerv attendance down and az & O'Clock
only about half Of the seats for spec
tsfors we're filed The delegates. 100.
we're slow in arriving National chair
man Mack appeared on the scene
shortly after g O'Clock When Chair
man Parker appeared there was a scat.
tered round ~ applause. lie greeted
the Rev T o Grouse. of the Mount
Rorsl Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. who was The chaplain of the
meeting. and had a talk with Chair
man Mack
Chairman Parker. parliamentary
crisp. Representative Henry. chairman
~ Tho house rules committee. and
Representative C0yington. ~ Mary
land. Fpenf some time ln conference
They frequently consulted book ~
pariIamen .arv law and we're evidently
pondering over an impending parIia-
msntary situation
A. s3Z Chairman Parker dropped
hit Ravel Tho srrReanfstarms cleared
the aiFies and secured order. while
the Rev Grouse began tho PRAYER
Rules Report offered.
Immediately after rho prayer. Rep.
Ccoutinusa on Fszs ElsvsnJ