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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-01
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CORPORATION

CORPORATION
Our oiiico Is now In new location On
Main st, opposite Temple Theatcr,
We win hereafter engage In u gcn'
rral real estate business. and In ad'
ul'ion Ia our own extensive holdings
\ We viii handle all classes of city
pr"rriy. rentals aud rent collections.
II present We have some attractive
oilers Ia home buyers an easy month.
" payments. u you want Ia buy n
non" on easy terms. look this list
over.
|S2O down, $50 per month. Fine
modern S-room house. one block
from Main 81. In the West En-,
This In n bargain. Price $1,000.
s27O down, $50 per month. Seven
room house ON Pine St, one
block from postoillce, Price
s2.70O.
'i3O down, S25 por month, Four
room house. large lot, one block
from Catholic church, Price
$1,000.
'lho down, $40 per month, Four
room modern bungalow; COM
plete plumbing, fireplace, sewer,
cement walks. large lot, ine
lawn, etc. A pretty home on
tho Esplnnade In Hot Springs
Addition. Price $2,7bO.
We also have unimprovod residence
lots In All parts OF tho city on very
easy terms, ana some especially good
suys for Investment on half or all
cash propositions, Como In and soc
10.
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Corporation
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-06-01

tED-A good buggy. harness
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(Gou are looking for the best %.
&nsal In town try the Hotel Bald.
D11ning room. Rates BY the week.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08

son could do now what Cleveland fail
ed to do then? For that boss system
is as much stronger today than it was
twenty-five years ago, as the special
interests which have created that boss
system are greater now than they
were twenty-five years ago But does
anyone think that Wilson compares in
strength with Cleveland? The demo
Gratis do not think for they are work
ing for Wilson. And even now Mr.
Wilson is depending upon these very
bosses
Senator Beveridge declared that
Wilson showed his strength when he
attempted to change the corrupt
trust laws of New Jersey which are
the worst in the world, but found him
self as helpless as a child"
Or. Amelia r. Kellar, president OF
the equal franchise league, presided
as temporary chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08

WAS AILING TWO YEARS
Born In Pennsylvania seventy-Two
Years Ago, seventy-one Years
Of Her Life Spent
Here.

1 Another christian woman, beloved
by wide circle of devoted and stead
1 fast friends, passed to her reward last
evening at 6:15 o'clock at her nome,
surrounded by close friends and rel
atives who were tearfully awaiting the
end which had been expected for some
! time past. Mrs. Nancy Kate Hagny,
widow of the late S. L. Hagny, died at
her home, S25 Orleans, after linger-
ing illness extending over a period of
two years. A complication of diseases,
subsequent to old age, was the cause
| of death.
Mrs. Hagny, although born in Penn
sylvania, came to Lee county with her
parents when one year of age. and
this county had always since been her
home She was born in Center coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, in 1910, and was ac-
icordingly 70 years OF age at the time
of her death In 1871 the family came
1 to Lee county, settling at Franklin.
ana eight years later came to Keokuk
September 3, 1862, she was married
to Simon L, Hagny. During her long
residence in Keokuk and in Lee coun-
ty, Mrs. Hagny, through her many
christian qualities, won many friends
! who remained steadfast to the end
and who share with the family the
loss of christian woman. kind
neighbor and indulgent parent.
Five children are left to survive
one daughter and four sons. The
daughter is Mrs Homer Strosnider, of
Vincennes, this county. and the sons
are j. c. Hagny of Keokuk; H. j. and
r. G Hagny, of Wichita, Kansas, and
e. l.. Hagny, of San Francisco. All
the children, with the exception of the
lson, q. L., of San Francisco, are in
/ Keokuk at the present time, and that
son, accompanied by his wife, will ar
rive here this morning.
The funeral arrangements will be
made later.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
ACTOR IS HELD
ON SUSPICION
Joe Graham, Appearing at Local
Theatre Accused of Robbins
Theatre Of Seven Hun
dred Dollars.
HE WILL REPORT TODAY
After Severe Questioning by Police
Officials He is Released But
Will Report to Police
Again.

Joe Graham, vaudeville actor who
| has been appearing at local theater
for the past several days with the
team of Graham and DeLange, was
taken to the police station after the
show last night by Chief of Police
Schevers, on suspicion of having TAX
en- $500 from the box office of Chi
cago theatre where he was playing
last week.
The local police received long
distance telephone call from the Pin
kerton Detective Agency in Chicago
yesterday saying that the young man,
whose name they gave as Albert
Chapman, was appearing in vaudeville
here and describing the act and the
girl with whom he was playing also
giving minute description of the
clothes worn by Chapman and the
time that he left Burlington and his
destination.
Miss DeLange, the partner of the
young man, is said to be the wife of
Chicago travelling man, whose name
the police do not know. She was not
questioned closely by the police for
they have nothing to do with her
She declared, however, that she had
known the young man for years and
was positive that the local police had
arrested the wrong person.
When Chief of Police Schevers ar
rested Graham after the show the
young man thought that some one
was playing practical joke on him
and for quite while refused to dis
cuss the case seriously Finally after
the chief, Commissioner Gray, Detec-
tive Wilson, Judge Mcnamara and
Assistant City Attorney McManus
confronted him he realized that the
majesty of the law was to be upheld
in Keokuk.
All the time that Graham was being
questioned in the private office OF
the chief, officers on the outside kept
repeating that the young man was
not under arrest but at the same
| time he was being searched and
cross-examined by all the gentlemen
| present. When he was finally releas
| ed, he was told to leave his clothes
which he had carried to the station
In his suitcase, and also his money
amounting to about fourteen dollars
One dollar of this was given back &c
him and he went to his hotel. He
was told to report to the police sta
tion again this morning at nine
O'Clock.
The manager of the theatre where
Graham is performing declared thai
1t was impossible for Graham to have
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
CUPID GOES ON
WILD CAR0USE
Love Bug Abroad Last Night in all its
Fury and Many Victims Seek
Clerk Lake for
Relief.
MARRIED AFTER SUPPER
Matrimonial Candidates Postpone Wis
its to Court House Until After
NishtfaIl, When Clerk
is Sought.

Little old Dan Cupid and Bruce
Lake, accommodating clerk of 4he dis
trict court, and whose duty as such
it becomes sometimes to be routed out
of bed at ungodly hours of the night
and morning, were on the best of
terms last night after supper and in
less time than it takes to tell it, six
candidates for matrimonial honors had
been looked after and supplied with
the document necessary to make
them as happy as bugs in a rug.
The clerk was enjoying his evening
pipe, at peace with the world when
he was summoned to the courthouse,
where prospective bride and groom
were waiting They were John Rog-
ers and Miss Georgia Reiner, of this
city. They We're fixed out and went
their way rejoicing, while the clerk
heaved a sigh Of relief and sank into
a chair to get little rest after he
had reached home. Then there came
another call, this time from Robert
Michigan, of Oquawka, ILL.,, and Miss
Emma Whitehead, of Wyaconda, Mo.
Justice Leindecker was summoned
and they were united on the spot.
Then came Charles Wells and Miss
Margaret Collier, another young cou-
pie from this city, and they were like
wise made happy.
That notorious love bug is abroad
in all its fury tonight" groaned the
clerk as the telephone bell rang and
another couple announced their de-
signs and requested to be accommo-
dated by the clerk who was, by this
time, hosting signals of distress
Come right along" he said, and they
did.
To a cadaverous and hungry looking
reporter, the clerk stated he was UNI
able to understand the ravages of the
love bug after niehtfall recently. The
bug, he continued, has been perform
ing all kinds of didoes and capers at
all times of the night, but the clerk
added that he does not disappoint
those who have ran afoul of the dan.
gerous insect and always manages to
send the victims on their way rejoic.
ing, THE bug" he said, must feel a
little bit sporty these hot Saturday
nights and decides on little carouse
But the funny part of it is, | am the
one who has to suffer-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
CITY NEWS.

Glenn Jenkins formerly of Keo-
kuk, is doing good work on the oma-
ha Bee.
The petitions being circulated to
hold a special election to vote to
build four new school houses in Keo-
kull to take the place of the ones now
alleged to be obsolete and unsafe and
not sanitary, are being literally sign
ed. 1t would appear from the avidity
with which signatures are attached
that the proposition will meet with a
great deal of encouragement when
submitted to vote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
WILSON HELPLESS
AS a. CHILD
seyeridse Says He Can DO Nothing
Excepting What the Party
Boasao neeIra


Bosses Desire.
limited Press Leased Wire Service
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. Al,
pert j, Beverage, progressive candi-
uate for governor of Indiana, in
iauhching his campaign here tonight,
aetacked bossism and declared that
governor Woodrow Wilson is mo
match for the vast cunning and re
morseiess system that holds his party
N lts grasp Just as it holds the repue.
iican party"
II any think that Mr.. Wilson car
overcome the boss system In the
democratic party. the answer i'd the
experience OF Grover Cleveland. de
clared Beveridge. "In courage, public
purity and vast personality, Grover
s,', was wholly great. And yet
although with all his tremendous
sofce he fought the democratic boss
system Of his day, he could not con,
u then the mighty Cleveland waa
. unless before the boss system In his
aiie does anyone think that Mr.. VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08

stolen the money, for when he was
booked out of Chicago he did moi
have money enough to pay his fare
and this was advanced by the book
ing agency.
The Pinkerton agency could not be
reached by telephone last night and
they will be informed of the capture
today Chief of Police Schevers said
last night that he did not think that
Graham was the man, nor tailed with
the description sent out by the Pinker
tons.
Graham is neat appearing young
man about sixteen years old and
told straight forward story that dis
armed suspicion at once. He could
not be shaken from his origina
statement and no money other thar
the fourteen dollars could be found
among his effects
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
Arkansas Election Monday.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. T.
Local issues like prohibition, initia-
tive, referendum and recall and the
so-called grandfather clause, which
would abolish negro suffrage, so be-
cloud the state election Monday that
experts hesitate to forecast the re-
suit The democrats have waged a
strenuous campaign and tonight con
fidently predicted big gains. In the
black belt however. practically a
solid vote will be polled against the
grandfather law" and for the repub,
lican ticket.
The fight around the peoples
power constitutional amendments has
featured the campaign. The result
here is also in doubt. Interest in the
vote of the state tickets is high, in
view of the coming national election
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08
CITY NEWS.

u. p. Allen, who has been enjoy
ing a vacation on the lakes near Mil
waukee, is expected home Monday.
While north he has been in conference
with the parties who are to build the
new hotel In Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08

1T is reported that department
store firm with headquarters in a
large Illinois city intending to locate
In Keokuk found 1t impossible to get
the desired Main street frontage and
gave up the idea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-08

Fort Madison Democrat: Mr. and
Mrs. w. H. Carter of Keokuk were
visitors in this city on their way
home from a several days visit at
Kansas City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-18
BRIDGE GIVES
WAY AS CATTLE
PASS OVER

This morning about nine o'clock
the Brush Hollow river bridge that
spans the Arkansas river about two
miles the other side of Florence. gave
way at the South end and let thirty
cattle that were going over it at the
time into the water. All OF them were
saved.
The stock belonged TO Dave Hall
who. with lis cowboys. was driving
them to his ranch near Fountain. Col
orado. Mr.. Hall hSd just purchased
them from A. r. Gumaer OF Florence.
As the bridge commenced to creak
and TO totter the men OF the outfit
we're warned and got to safety. Seven
or eight head of cattle were pinned
under the debris in the water and on
~ active work on the part OF the
cos boys and others who came to the
rescue. prevented them from drown
ing. About twenty or thirty feet IF
the bridge went down under the strain
OF the cattle.
The bridge is about s2o feet long
and was built years ago. At the time
Of construction IL cost in the neigh
borhood of t2o.s00 to build
County Commissioner W. H. La
Grange went to the scene of the
trouble on No. 10 at eleven o'clock
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-18
W0Ul0lukE TO Be
BACK IN COLORADO

a business letter from sairs. chss.
Besiey OF Peculiar. Mo, ~Ao formerly
lived In Canon City. has this TO say
Of their love for Colorado;
Want 90 say that we do enjoy read
Ing the Record as We are very partial
10 Colorado and especially Canon City
and II Is only through force Of cir
cumstanocs that we are now temper
arily located in Missouri. again. aftsr
spending four years In Canon. II is
our misfortune that our forefathers
wcic not as progressive" as they
should have been, else our prospective
real estate would not have been sit
.uated in Missouri. but IN Colorado.
instead. We are stiiI suffering the
tide OF reaction from last years
drouth TO this section. but our crop
prospects for this season is exceed
lngly good We are getting a fine
start of live stock. to say nothing of
our Missouri Hen and her pro-
ducts"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-18

cut down weeds on lots where rank
growth Of vegetation has been per
mltted. was referred TO the street.
alley and bridge committee with the
power to do as they saw fit- The city
clerk was Instructed 20 notify the gas
company that they must live up %
their franchise in regard TO the sec
ton Shich says that no minimum
rate must be charged.
Alderman chetelat was instructed
10 have the city engineer locate a pro-
posed sanitary sewer district No. J
and to have the city engineer furnish
the city attorney with the proper data
so that he could formulate the proper
resolutions and the ordinance Great
ing the said sewer district
Aldermen Grant Dickinson. John
Hsmiltor and W. A. Chapson. who
comprise the street. alley and bridge
committed. offered resolutions stating
that hey had settled the controversy
with the-ciaimants OF the property be-
tween River and Water streets on
Fourth street for sum OF s557.7o for
which they were to receive quit claim
deeds to the property. They suggest
ed that the sum be paid. This means
that Fourth street from River street
TO the Santa Fe depot win be widen
ed to conform with the rest of the
street.
The water committee. composed cf
John chetelat. Lafe Combs and John
Hamilton and Water Superintendent
Charles Van Patten. recommended
that the water main ON Industrial
street be extended from the center OF
Enterprise street tRitxman Addition)
to the center Of Tenth street. dist
ancc of leo feet for the reason that
the Pipe supplying II viii no longer
supply suRiclent water to accommo-
date the needs of the Macon proper
".
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-18
MUNICIPAL LAW
MAKERS PASS ON I
ROUTINE MATTERS

At the meeting Of the city council
last night a telegram. addressed to
Mayor Smith. was read from Repre-
sentative Ed T. Taylor of Washington.
D. C. stating mat his hill allowing
the city TO purchase GO acres of land
in the vicinity Of the Ute buryiuE
ground at -si-2s an acre had passed
No action was taken on the matter.
however.
The meeting opened with all the
councilmcn and the mayor. city clerk
and city treasurer present After the
usual preliminaries the mayor. city
clerk and city treasurer reported that.
according TO previous instructions.
they had burned all cancelled bonds,
coupons and warrants mp to March
81. 1911.
The bond and application for license
submitted by the Canon Powllng COM
pany TO maintain and operate bowling
alleys and billiard and pool tables Ia
their establishment were approved and
the license was ordered issued. Po-
lice Magistrate Armstrong's report
was read and ordered fiied. The bills
aocruing since last meeting were read
and ordered paid.
The request Of Sam Higgins 20 in
nugurate different regulations as APP
Piled TO brakes on hacks and other
things necessary for the proper pro-
lection of kyes OF passengers was
moved and seconded and referred &c
the license committee to coramunicase
with Colorado Springs to gain infor-
nation In regard to theI, ordinance
covering this point
Upon motion moved ard seconded
the Fremont County Riding and Driv-
Ing club was granted the free use of
water at the fair grounds until Sep
temhcr 18th Of the present gear. The
matter requiring property owners to
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-18
TO STRENGTHEN
WEATHER BUREAU
IN CANON CITY

especially pleased with the situation
Of our beautiful city and its surround
ings. The Skyline came in for a gem
erous share of praise. and the Royal
Gorge from the top" was. in his
opinion. equalled only by the Niagara
Falls in its grandeur and magnifi-
cence. Both OF these men were very
appreciative OF the courtesies and en-
tertainment afforded them by Secre-
tary Maddox and Mr.. A. 5. Taylor.
1t now remains for the fruit grow
ers of Canon City to determine wheth-
er or not they wish TO take advant-
age OF the offer that is made by the
weather bureau. Standard thermom-
eters and rain guages will be es;ab-
lished on Lincoln Park. Four MilA
and Park Center During the months
OF April and May. September and oc-
tober careful observations OF the tenn
peratures will be taken at these points
and compared with those OF the cen
tral station in Canon City. When
there is danger OF frosts. warning
will be sent out both mornings and
evenings. and the portable degree Of
temperature predicted for each local
ity OF the district All that is neces-
sary to establish this splendid sys
TEN is the services of some interested
and responsible fruit growers. and II
is almost assured that these haze
been secured. Then besides the serv-
ice that will be rendered the fru.t
srowers. this added strength TO our
present weather station viii be "
great value In stiii further establish
ing the fact that We have the best
climatic conditions of the entire state
G. C. SHERWOOD.
Special Meteorological Observer.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-18
EAST CANON a''
NEWS NOTES

+. +. Stock and wife and Geo. u
Durkee and wife ,of Hastings. Neb.
have been renewing their acqualnt
ance with scme OF their one-time Ne
braska friends and neighbors ANON
them are the families OF Albert
Jones OF Ninteenth street. Roy May
field OF East Main. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hibhard OF Raynolds avenue. The.
are very much pleased with Canon.
but Mr. Durkee and wife thought !
best 10 proceed on their trip ani are
now In Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs Stock are loath to
leave and are eonsiderins -she renting
OF ! house here for the summer. on'
great inducemcnt Is the excellent
FISHING Canon affords Mr. stock be-
ing an ardent disciple OF Isaac Wal
ton. On Sunday the Jones and Max
field families with their guests wen
to the top OF the ROYAL Gorge. an ole
story 90 Canonites. yet ever new
when enjoyed through the delight aud
enthusiasm Of their guests. Mr.
Stock. who Is much travelled man,
declared he had never seen anything
to equal IL. the fine road with its seen-
4 displays and the grandeur OF the
Gorge. An eagles nest was found
ry Mrs Nasfeid and presented to Mr..
Stock. who prizes IL highly az a Curl
osity. = souvenir and gift. He VIII
be Glad to show II to any sone desiring
to see IL