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The Washington times., 1912-10-05
Fordham's First Game.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Fordham's first
football game in two years will be
played today with Boston College. Tom
Thorpe has taught his charges many
tricks and forward passes, and the
Maroon looks for a victory.
The Washington times., 1912-10-05
Pitchers Records.

Record OF pitchers who have won
half their games to and including Oc-
n ber 2:', .. 49,
The Washington times., 1912-10-05

Jack Gsss will probably be selected
for thu referee position in the high
schoolS championship games again
this season. Gass has become a fix
ture for these games and has always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

to answer them all during the cam
palgn. -
Thanks Socialists, Too -
u also want 10 give my tMnIs
Tor tho expression Of regard 4Foul
many socialist leaders, CONAN
said. However much We may diff
Ter as To degree In socialism, s.apd
u IL only difference as TO deere
we can all agree that socialism
stands tor everything that GiliIsm
does not.
rotterill called attention 20 the
fact that ON poilcd 900 less votes
than IN the recall election. and he
predicted victory easily II the do.
cent element stood together.
They cant make this campaign
too strong for mo-" ne said. Il am
going to fight 20 tho finish. ,silrs
record IL not that OF one temporary
mistake. but that mistake Ii the
climax OF years of such mistakes.
His entire counclimanic record In
simply the logical carrying out OF
OiiIlsm. He has always stood
against prngfesn and for special Ia.
forests. lila has been a continu-
oua record Of support for the Seat.
tie Electric Co. even on prupozi.
lions where the people specifically
Protested against n.
"This fight 10 not only presenting
distinetissiy . moral Issue. but also
. distinctive economic and proprcs.
slve issue. The forces Of greed.
whether they seek your doiIsrs or
money or whether they are sftss
your honor. life. or reputation. a.
ways work together. This 10 not
my fight alone. II 10 the cause Of
the homo and every home-iossne
eitIxen."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
Parish Workers Come to
the Front for Cotterih

The Labor Temple auditorium
was iammsd 10 the doors with ear
nest, determined people who had
come TO pledge active work Tor
George 2. cotssrill. the progressive
candidate who will oppose ~ Gill,
the candidate Of the 9. &. Co. and
me vice syrdieste. Called a. q
meeting os workers. ~ an orpan,
nation meeting. a. . COMMITTEES con.
ferenes, " surpassed the sondsss
hopes of the costerlii mana oers In
ssfe and enthusiasm. Before 9
o'clock. the hour set for the meet,
ING the hall WAS filled and people
were stiIl coming In.
" Was great audience. loyal
hearted. homc-ioyinr folks. who
had only a few days before differed
on the candidate TO oppoae III
otli. There were men aud women
who had earnestly supported Thorn.
rs A. Parish. others who had sup.
ported liuiet n. Wells, aud they
are all CottrrilI supporters now.
The preliminary skirmiah over. all
these factions have erased from
memory their crstwhiie temporary
differences and came 20 the Labor
Temple last night Ia spirit OF
unity, determination and easernesa
To present solid front 70 the com.
mon encmy.
Ovation for cotter,tt
Tho meeting was well under way
when cottcrili came. When the
progressive candidate appeared at
the door the crowd. like one man.
rnse up and chccred and eheorcd.
Previous 10 this. subscriptions 10
the Cottersli campaign fund werc
made publicly by thuse present.
Donald Mcdonald. q Parish cam
paskner. called on all To unite In
the fixhs against Cillism. Judge
W. H. Waite followed and pointed
out that u was not political fight,
but one In which partinanship n
omitted. and that the struggle ID
bsswecn home lovers and home
breakers.
costerili. who had expressed his
thanks personally TO Thomas A.
Parish earlier In the day. iast night
paid tho latter smother tribute for
the manly spirit In which he ha.
pledged his own support and has
A&aea the support Of his followers
In behalf OF Cottsrsil. cotserlli also
made public acknowledgment Of
letters from 30 many Parish people
that 4 would be impossible for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

rsHer,f~f~rN~N~r~esr<rsr
IN THE HurEnfoR COURT or THE
state Of Washington fof King
County Jay q. Allen, riainiiff.
", Edward Hansen, defendant. No
hsttt. summons for publication,
r1c state e Warrington 60 the said
You are hereby summoned 20 appea r
within sixty days after the date
OF the first publication Of this
summons. to-wit Within sixty
aayH after tho ssth day OF Janu-
afrf. tstz. ana defend the above
eniiiled action In the above en- :
Titled court. end nnawsr the com y
plaint Of the plaintiff. aud serve a
uopf 81 your answer upon the
nndsrsisnsd attorney fof plaintiff
case Of yonr failure 80 10 do. ludn-
meat Will be rendered against you
according To tho demand OF the
complaint. which has hesn flied
with the clerk OF said court The
object Of the above entitled action
u % recover Judgment against the
said defendant Ia the sufn Of tS2.
balance due the plaintiff for sers :
Ices performed Tor the said de-
Dated al Seattle, Washington. this
atth day % January 1914. the day
OF the first publication thereof.
LIMOS =. RICHARD
. Attorney for Plaintiff
" atHffHHs suite dHd maynard
nnildlnE. Seattle. King County.
Washington.
TO THE HTockHofbEftH or TliE
MATANtAi<A GOLD MINES. LTD
Notice u hereby given that the an
nnal mnetluH Of the oekholdrra
~ the Mafanuska Gold Mines
Ltd. will be held In the city ~
seattle. Washington. al number
vpx Iewfnau hdE,, on Tuauday.
~. fffth day OF March. 1919. al
the hour Of y o'clock noon. for
N. purpose u ricrtins efftrsrs
and for the consideration OF the
company's balance sheet.
The cofnpanys books shall he closed
Tor prflod Of ~ days preceding
such annual meetinx' during
which period no shares OF stock
shall hs Transferred.
Nv Order II the Hoard Of Trustees.
w. IAN HAMILTON. Secretary.
Dated Vancouver. Il. C.. February
itth. fyI1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

rho sound o. dinner bell or horn
In many parts of southern Indiana
never tails 20 bring from cover
countless quail that want 20 be Ted.
They have learned tho meaning
az the summons during bitter cold
weather when the farmers fed
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
For Exchange.

Mn efSi1s iis !, ,f m q, sf1ss.
level as n floor. all ready % pillow,
fine black soil. and on the Pacific
highway. Within 10 minutes 81
city ~ 10000 people. Ia one OF the
finest valleys ia the state. VIII
city property. O. a. Pinsree. 507
Larry ffiHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
Real Estate Loans.

''N'TfTYN an conf1f 1101E6 -"
On improved or vacant property at
80 s"a u soo 'e faf any long as'S Or hen hon
time. and enEy payments. no de.
lay Bfurtovnnf A Co, 1iz Boston
Block Hecond ana Columbia.
our OWN MONEY no LOAN on
improved residences. Rates 9 %
per cent with reasonable commits
sion. ffO Columbia st, Cenfrai Pug.
HgATTIE TRUST COMPANY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

Ar EIlfENHHUHU'
s ACHES. fa76. ties CASH
Balance $40 per month, for choice
land under Kiftltah high line
canal. N you don't know what IL
". It's time you were asking.
Close 20 railroad station. Now
10 your chance to act good lit
tie piece OF Irrigated land at
pltIcEH and TERMS that are
RIGHT
kfTTITAg LAND Co. INC.
I12lh THIRD Ayanur. Main aiet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
Help Wanted-.Female

anted--f Young women, either ca.
psfisnced or inexperienced. 60
Work as telephone operators. Aps
piy 10 fios ard NV. or 1890 fgth
Az The Pacific Telephone and
ftntiime piano playing positively
tnuHht la 10 to 10 lessons. Hook
lcts free. Seattle school of popu-
lar Music. sol Third ay. Main 2fia,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
Homesteads


fIDMEHTTAU
sos ACRES. located in the Horse
Heaven country. near Mabtons
water contract signed. small
cleared and piowed. Price 1850.
have some good claims 10 Grant
county. from $3.50 to 1850. viii
exchange for Seattle property. or
sell on monthly payments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

s~s~~~~<~~~~>~~<s<>r>< ~~-~e>S~>~<~~~~~r>c~~S~
$3.50 .BUys A NICE LITTLE STORE.
near large city park. on fine COR
ner. whore crowds take the cars.
sell fruits. candy. ice cream. ci-
Rars, tobacco, etc. This price In
cludes stock, fixtures and build
Ing Call 1911 Third nv.
For Saie--cigar and confectionery
stand. including long lease; low
rent. best stand In city; very
cheap for cash; owner must leave
city at once Call Kenwood 8.
store and property for saie--If you
want a bargain, investigate this
nd great eacriflco. Fiji. star.
Boarding house for sale. ybho.on, 10
rooms ~ steady boardera. close
in. Main S2Ti.
Woodyard for sale. Inquire 1920 u.
John 1T.
For Waffle and chop house.
Phone X ASA.
Small hotel for sale. North 75s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

SssS-~~s~>>r~N~@~~ -~~~<>>-~->~~N~e~~><
HORSE AUCTION co. 1872 LIST Ave.
=. has sales Of horses, wagons.
harness, every Tuesday. D. ~ ..
W nobef Auct. Phone Maln 1892.
For haie--sA fine lot OF young dairy
cows. Inquire OF j. II. Garrison.
~ lnterurban Grocery. Kent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

Money loaned on dlar~< ana lew
cry; private offices, confidential.
American Jeweiry Co. Dos frf Az.
Want 81 900, fine security. M eg09.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
Furnished Rooms.

THE BltoADWAY. corner broadway
aud fenier.-iunt opened. fifty
PRICES hot water steam heat, and
call bells Ia every room. H. y
Prentins, Prop
Furnished rooms. $50 a week. Aiao
hounekrepinE rooms. 150eh Let az.
Room. ti.zs week. Free bath. free
phone. Yates Hotel. 9Th ana Pine.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. ifisn
flrnt--f Rates Soc daily and up
Nics steam heated rooms, 1900 :
weck and np. 7sf Pike ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
Houses for Rent.


s,fSSiS aSaSss.. q ifSSooSlI A. 9070SsfK
N, w, Key next door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

ACREAGE READY no PfDw
We have 8 and f0.ncrs tracts all
clear aud ready 20 put In profit
able use hs soon az you step ON
them. Very near fastest grow ing
city of 10000 Ia Western Wash
inRton, half mills OF schools. stores
and depot. with eight trains a
day Electric line being built, TO
be running by July 4. our price
per acre Ii LENS than COST Of
clearing logged off land. t2s
down aud q month.
q. A. FTkgHEE a co.
sol IsearY building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
Housekeeping. Rooms.

~~r~>rs>>r~~<~sr~r~r~t~ <~~~<><~r~r~~~~~r~~~~~~
Three well furnished, light house
keeping rooms la modern Queen
Anne home on two car lines. Phone
Queen Anne 2032.
Two modern housekeeping rooms.
nicely furnished, IS per month.
Phone North 1880.
1909 Bclmont. flat H.. housekeeping
privileges for bachelors or couple.
Ensf T2fg.
Furnished housekeeping rooms
cheap. Hight. heat. gas included.
Queen Anne f093 ia Valley 81
EarIe, III Mnrlon--ssingle III X. Tins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

MRS. ]. n. REYNOLDS or
fsQf.tfMuIf4 0t1fn

MRS. J. N. REYNOLDS or
COLUMBUS. OHIO
Who has been 80 sueeassfHi Ia the
Central aud Eastern states tn her
Tight against rATAERH and
TtHEKrft<,fsiR and ALI. riot >
uI.Ea or THE Respiratory
uEIANH. has opened branch Tn
Seattle. and n ~ now possible Tor
people here "a avail themselves 81
the opportunity that has saved
thousands % iiyee ff~ charges
etsea pei month for treatment. and
u she dors not help Yoa. will re-
tufn your money. Tbts ~ . very
simple and effective treatment.
Noa do not have 60 leave yDur
howe or nndefno anf cxaminA /.
ton Write today for symptom
blank aud fun particular.
NATURE CREATION 60.
ses Kilseurnv -. Seattle. viz. Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

Esefs 1bnf iSs,i f1fS7a,s1 zeYs
room and board, 1850 week a6s
BIN, sremerton, Wn. Phone X all.
Excelsior Apts Fufplslied and IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

~~~.~~~.~~.~~~~>~~
FARM BARGAIN
Account OF sickness. our client VIII
sell hts SO-acro farm. one mile
from good town, mostly bottom
land. 30 acres cleared. large house.
barn. outhuildings, large bearing
orchards; phone: 4. y n milk
cattle, hogs. all necessary implo-
mcnts. no mortgage: price. for
quick sale. at $500; $4,000 cash.
ROY E. POWERS
ba37 Ballard Av. Phone. Ballard 400.
RUNNING WATER.
Rich cedar bottom: more than
enough timber to pay Tor the
land. no stumps
10 ACRES $500,
t2b CASH. $40 PER MONTH.
Located west of city. well settled
district. close TO school. X. u. D..
and phone delivery to market: Ice
fare TO second av.
CLIFFORD LAND co,
1919 THIRD Av.
SEPARATION OF FAMILY
Gives somebody bargain: si,T60
buys this 10 acres OF river bottom
land. that viii support 10 cows;
and outbuiiding; X. ~. d.. milk
and phone route. half mile 10
street car survey ana . u miles to
city $500 cash No. 94b.
WEST COAST LAND co.
i1t3-14 American Bank Bldg.
II you want a cnIcRcn ranoh. SOC
knuffmanskeiiy Co. The Live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
puslic MEETINGS FRIDAY.
rE0. ~

At ; D. M. Margaret Haley Of
Chicago wiii speak 20 the Cen
fury club at the wouens club
house. Harvard av y. aud
Thomas IT.
At $3.50 .. m. Mary a. ID.
fireman viii speak 60 IN. Mar.
rled women's club nj the Won
ans bulhing. University
campus.
Al 8 .. m. Margaret Haley Of
Chicago will speak at 80 ".
list st.. home OF Mrs. Stanley.
AZ 4 p. I'M. Councilman Erlck.
son. wit Atkinson and Mary A.
~ Brennan will speak az the
University branch library.
Al 3 y. m. Otway Pardse and
w. W. Dessong will speak be.
fore the Duwamish Valley Com
merciai club nj Wards hall.
Georgetown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

DUN0ENEAs Valley

DUNUENEHH VALLEY
f1o acres Of best bottom land. some
cleared. with an old aud new
houne and other buildings, good
creek: on county road. with milk
OF 100000 timber. oue-fhifd
cedar, which can be sold at once.
This IL owned by an Alaskan who
wants 10 no North. and for quick
81. $40 cash: balance 10 suit: & per
cent You cannot beat a. \. A.
Amos. LII CheffX ~ Main aial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

s>-~-~~->s~-~-~s~.~~.~~> ~~-~~~~>>~s~s~~>
isrnt-~satufsfsf night. small nemor-
sndun book Finder call East tss
please
Iest--A white aaftn bag containing
green purse with money In ~ near
Broadway and Thomas at re-
ward East taos.
f.Dsf.~- IA ssnKn book No, zNt5. ttnsiar
return 70 Washington Trust and
Savings Rack
fsost-~ttFtnffe pup. screwed tall.
with large brass collar. Address
Ease Morgan at reward Phone
Deacon eTB.
LDRT--savinxs book No ssks
Finder return TO Washington
Trnat and saxLnEn llnnk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

yeans isay wsn' position =. I, sslIins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

Personal.
fsSpsars safsd e ma 3 ;, Z ,sI,sS1
operation or defention from iaber /,
over eco eases cured past two
years. ssss 1 90 ~. Harvard
kynsstn, 81 Eltei bldg. nsattis.
A woman Of hnsinesn ability desife.
20 meet some one 10 90 into part ;
nerNhip with her sn lodging houer.
Answer. II sincrfr. Visa. star,
Gan aud Potter Test rircle Friday
Readings daily. 1904 ard. al
Pike.
pr Putnam has resumed his dental
prsetiee 1is-fs Washlnston
Hog. sek riraf Az
Wanted bay Ssiri hair chains
" Miller. isaf Hlxsh ay.. r~ar PIKE
hiwRwst show ~ city. baby chicks
Matched every minute In glass In
rnhatoFs. Come aud SEQ. IA Annsx.
Widow. III asaif~m 10 meet sonse one
who stii assist her In starting .
small business F.5xt. care kfar.
Ofii.fTTE BLADES shsrpsnesi. sec
tos Fazors, s1e, etr. itei 9Th az.
i,or't - lonely tcsr our sssrimonisi
Husrau. ladies' free Ies ptrs at,
fancy Hhesi.ffanAssA Aoussntr pena
Houxenif Zen ca. boa 1895 Beattla
Wrtnkis~. freekies, scars. snair..
pfmplss removed. Hs1 Arcade bldg
TUupEEs. wfGk-Ail ksnds ~ hair
work. korb. tea spring Ind sAsz
Hay n cav ID ia The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

Kauffman-Kcily Co. "The Live
Wires" 22s Northern Bank Bids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23
Situations Wanted
Female

TxpsrTenes1 cssfSiSr rsnfs position
selling tieksfs for picture show.
nlsnch funay, ISIS Terry Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

}prIng st. pool room. Eyerything
new. ~ cents per cue 1921 Third
av. W cramov. Ted Dame.
Mems suits cleaned aud pressed.
ti.oo. snItitorIum. ltgt 9Th az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-23

sound Transfer Co.. Inc Motor an
team trucking. Both phones sSl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-01
ALASKA SHAKEN
BY EARTHQUAKE
FIimsy shacks Collapsed and Goods
Were Knocked From Store
Shelves.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
VALDEZ, Alaska, Feb. Reports
today from all parts of Alaska indi-
cate that considerable minor damage
was done by series of earthquakes
which shook the southwestern part
of the territory yesterday Four
shocks were felt here, each followed
by numerous minor tremors. Goods
We're shaken from the shelves of the
stores, and a few flimsy shacks COL
lapsed, but there was no other dam
age.
Cordova, Seward and Fairbanks al
SO report several distinct shocks. AT
Cordova the first shock lasted fifteen
seconds.
The weather throughout Alaska is
remarkably warm for this season OF
the year and this fact is attributed
to change in the course of the
japanese current. 1t is generally be,
lieved that submarine earthquake
has caused this change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-01
PERSONALS.

Mrs Catherine Collins arrived home
this week from a four months visit
with relatives in Berkeley, Calf.
Mrs. M. Anderson and daughter,
Miss Mary, returned home today at
Ambrosia, after spending several days
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Skog,
1922 Carroll street.
Mrs. Sarah Noakes and daughter,
Kate, are home after six weeks spent
in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sigmund and
children have returned from Roches-
ter. Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Fleisback leave
tomorrow morning fer Griggsville, H.,
to visit for one week
Judge Felix 7. Hughes has returned
from a business trip to LeMars, Iowa.
Willis Winger will leave this even
ing for a trip to the eastern markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Martin have re-
turned from Warsaw where they spent
a few days visiting friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-01
CITY NEWS.

Exalted Ruler VIM. Reimbold, of
Keokuk lodge No. LOG has received
an invitation from Exalted Ruler Fred
come to Fort Madison Feb. Sth and
bring as many Elks as he can with
him. District Deputy w. H. Kane of
Davenport will inspect the Fort Madi
son lodge and a social session will fol-
low. Exalted Ruler Reimbold and a
number of Keokuk Elks expect to at
tend
Mrs. Mary E. Young, about sixty
five years old, died at her home, sos
Des Moines street at 1880 o'clock this
morning. She was the widow of the
late Christopher Young and is not
known to have any near relatives liy-
ing. She lived a rather secluded life.
The Ottumwa Courier in Wednes-
days issue contained the following
item that will be of interest to Gate
City readers: Harry Floden of the
Burlington" general office who for
some time past has been in charge OF
the claims department of the Ottum-
wa division at the general division
headquarters, left the employ of the
Burlington today and departed at
noon ON No. IFS for his home in Bur
| lingt ton Mr.. Floden severed his con
nections with the Burlington to ac.
| cept a post in the traffic department
! of the Stone & Webster Engineering
Co.. which concern is building the
mammoth dam and power plant
known as the Keokuk & Hamilton
1 Power Co. Mr.. Floden and another
will have charge of the traffic depart
ment for the big engineering concern
which in the Keokuk work alone uses
large number. of locomotives and has
some twenty-five miles of actual rail
road of it's own to carry on the large
construction enterprise.
The Brotherhood of the First
Christian church will hold a regular
meeting this evening at the church to
which all members are urged to be
present. Visitors will be made vel
come.
There will be initiation followed
by luncheon at the regular meetins
i this evening of Keokuk lodge No. Toe
of the Ellls.
Masonic: Special meeting of Har
din lodge No. 90 A. f. and A. M. a
X. P. hall, corner Fifth and Blondeau
Friday evening. Feb. 2. 7:S0 O'Clock
Work on third degree. Visiting breth
rem fraternally invited to attend. B.
order Of the w. NJ, C. G. Meister, sec
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-01
VIEWING THE
WATER POWER
a Pennsylvania Business Man One
of keokuk's Guests Seeing the
Big Dam.

Lloyd S. Newton one of the promi-
nent young business men of Couder-
sport, Penn, is in the city today the
guest of ]. E. Mitchell. Mr. Newton
is connected with the clerkship of one
of the Pennsylvania courts and has
other interests in industrial promo
ton. He was attending the Modern
Woodmen meeting at Chicago, with
an eye all the time on Keokuk and her
big water power, in the interest prob
ably of some eastern people who are
looking out for chances all the time
Mr.. Newton is only one of hundreds
who come here every month to take
a look at this the greatest industrial
enterprise now in progress in the
country and seemed much interested
in the great work.
On his return to his eastern home
he. can have no other than most
favorable report to n.ake of the grea,
Keokuk dam and the Industrial out
look hereabouts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-01
Daily New York stock Letter.

copyright. 1912, by New York Even
ing Post Company.l
NEW YORK, Feb. yesterday
sales of nearly million shares, on a
disordered market represented the
elimination of the drive" at prices,
as such days are apt to do. Today the
sellers were buying back their stocks,
and while the professional element
resisted the advance at first, and
broke prices again in the midday
hours, the market at the close got fair
ly out of hand, running up rather
violently in the last half hour.
Many stocks gained one to three
points from the lower forenoon prices,
most of them closing strong at net adj
vances 1t was natural that the stock
exchange should have ascribed the
midday weakness to the death of Ed
win Hawley. But Wall street knows
that selling movements based on the
death of an active financier are ira
i ditionally futile. Whether it is Could
/ or Hartman or Gates, one always
hears for an hour or SO that the hold
4 ing of stocks in the name of the de.
ceased capitalists are about to de
scend in mass upon the market, but
somehow they do not come. and
presently it is learned what restrain
ing part is placed by syndicate con
nections.
! Yesterday afternoon Wall street
talked with feverish interest of the
Forthcoming answer by the steel cor
roration in the government suit under
the antitrust law; but when the text
CT the reply appeared this morning
the market lost all interest in tbs
matter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-01
DICTATORSHIP
FOR CHINA
Az Soon as Royal Family Abdicates
There VIII Be More
Complications.

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
SHANGHAI. Feb, THAT Yuan
Shi kai plans a dictatorship for
China, as soon as the royal family has
abdicated and that he will refuse to
recognize either the new republic or
President Sun as its head is consid.
cred certain here today. Yuan has
lost little of his prestige despite the
uprising and the failure of the ne
gotiations to end the revolution, and
would probably be able to rally to his
support not alone Manchus but Chi
nese as well.
Evidence that he is already plan
ming to meet this situation is shown
by his order to the commanders of
the imperial troops outside of Pekin
to bring their forces into the city.
His public reason is that he fears dis
order. The republican army was to-
day reported to be advancing from
Ku Cheng in Ngan Hwei province to,
ward 5Su Show on the line of the
Tientsin Pukow railroad.
Martial law prevails in Tientsin.