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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13
Four New Normal Schools VIII IN
doubtedly be Established Within
the Next Few
Years.
SOUTHEASTERN IOWA
The Fact That TIL. Section Is Earth
est Removed From Present
College, One Of the
Arguments.

A number of cities in southeastern
Iowa have already begun to consider
means of securing one Of the normal
schools that will undoubtedly be es-
tablished in southeastern Iowa in the
near future. A lively fight is likely
to develop very soon and Keokuk will
probably find herself in position to
make bid for the location OF one of
these schools.
The proposition to establish four
new normal schools in Iowa within
the next five years has received the
endorsement Of the Better Iowa
Schools Commission and the state
board of education some time ago al
so gave notice of its intent to recon-
mend additional schools. The fact
that educators are agitating that all
school teachers shall be required to
have twelve weeks Of normal train
ling before July 1, 1915 makes 1t i'm
perative that additional normal
schools be established as soon as pos
isible.
1t is expected there will be one of
these schools located first in south
western Iowa, since that region Is
now farthest removed from the one
state normal district. Later there will
be a normal school established in
southeastern Iowa, and one in north
western Iowa. This will give each
quarter OF the state a school.
All would be, In large degree, un-
der the direction OF the college at
i Cedar Falls and perhaps to be regard
Led as tributary to 1t, the professional
icourses being retained exclusively at
i Cedar Falls. But the experience OF
all the states has been that young
persons desiring special instruction to
fit them for teaching will not go very
far away from home to secure that In.
struction. 1t is taken for granted thai
the next legislature will provide fol
one of these schools, and the matte,
OF location will be again burning
= issue in that body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

1t is not too early to begin to buy
those Christmas gifts. There is
everything to be gained by an early
investment. You have more time to
make selection and from larger
stock. The clerks have more time to
give you attention and help you in
Your shopping. You also have a task
over and one that always cries for
attention until finished. So shop
early and get the advantage over the
belated Christmas buyer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13
hanging from doorway. At the Ger
man deaconess hospital it was be-
lieved Mrs. Crawford was demented
Deer Season anens.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Nov. Ia
Three hunters are dead and one IN
jured in the Minnesota woods at the
beginning of the third day of tne
deer hunting season The dead
Joseph Kuski. killed north of VII
GINA; John w. Nelson, killed near
Mountain Iron; John Wirolrina, Kill
ed in the Knife River valley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

John SchranlS, who shot Theodore
Roosevelt when the former President
visited Milwaukee on October ID,
probably will be brought into court
next week for trial. Schrank is nm
decided about engaging lawyer.
IF Roosevelt comes to Milwaukee.
then | certainly viii get a lawyer,
he is said to have remarked. If he
does not, then do not think | will
get an attorney, but will take my
medicine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13
Clark was on a steamer which would
not get in until Saturday night.
Where the ceremony took place is not
known.
Suit Continued

limited Press Leased Wire Service, i,
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The hearing
in the governments suit against the
International Harvester Co. before
Special Master Taylor was continued
today until November %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

Lafayette Young, editor of the Des
Moines Capital. spoke before THE
Knife and Fork Club" of Kansas City
upon the Commission Form of Govern
ment We presume that Mr.. Young
impressed upon his audience that
the virility of the form depended up
on non-political participation of the
commissioners. If he did not he fail
ed to bring out very essential point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13
Political Afterthoughts
From the Cedar Rapsds Repue.isan.

sympathy with the rank and Tile Of
humanity and who are willing 10 in
cur. when necessary. the disfavor of
the pirates who are amasssng dishon-
est fortunes, then the party will rise
sisumphansiy from the disaster it has
iast experienced: otherwise 1t Is down
and cut for good. I. for one. believe
ii viii come up again In full strength
and honor,
The republican party has leader
ship along such lines available. I. is
bess. we heliese. exempiified today In
men Ike Senator Kenyon and in Gov
ernor Hsdiey Of Missouri. They have
caught the newer and greater visions
and they are imbued with the spirit.
They have come into the leadership
without tacsionaiism IN their hearts
and With sincere and pure desire
10 serve their fellow men. The re-
publican party must place itself In
the wake of such men.
II Il viii do this the defeat Of Mr..
Tan viii NOT have been in vain
We can almost see now how the
election of either Taft or Roosevelt
might have been worse for the re-
publican party than the election OF
! Wilson viii prove TO be.
II Taft had been elected we would
/ have had continuation Of the strug-
giles within the party. struggles that
sooner or later would have been fat
al to the party and, perhaps, more
harmful TO the country than the cleo
ton of Wilson, who is essentially a
conservative man Taft himself, we
helie-a and shall continue to believe.
has given the country an administra-
| ton of which history will speak we'll
He deserved better fate, but his adj
/ ministration was the meeting point
OF the contending forces within the
party and he had to suffer the pen
atty of it
And the election OF Roosevelt
1 would have been trebly worse for 1t
involved an upheaal and an unset
ting OF many conceptions that we
ought to cherish as fundamental and
Il final 1t would have removed us far
Their from the simple precepts of the
republic and moved us closer to the
conceptions OF Imperialism, a person
al Imperialism. With all his profes
sions of devotion to the people, Roose
4 vel. is an autocrat and he loves the
i people only to the extent that he
i thinks he knows how to rule them
Il The election of Roosevelt would have
4 can history and NO condition would
have paliiated such an error. We be
Iiere that the most thoughtful of hi
followers, now 1t is all over, will haY,
10 admit that his election would no
have been a step toward that ul.i
mate government of the people. but
! step array from II. To us the defea
OF Roosevelt vas patriotic duty an
: the defeat OF Taft has become les
: Eon
And II the great forces that n
fundamentally rspahsieza 4 tas5
concegszons and their ssrsrzrso1s VI
!. not realize and rscDgzEze tasse lag,
g tasg VIII es8-ttnEas 10 wander IN Il
: desert Tier VIII E-sssa. divide
. forces, ard coean1er purposes and Il
j beasfiss EsIE zee-ge 20 tas anfte
I. democracy. Eaoae ErfarF2ses IN
4 practices Es Eth aesEsFe are aos :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

The Burlington Gazette says It
hardly thinks that Colonel Roosevelt
will accuse Woodrow Wilson OF hav-
ing stolen the election and goes far
Their and says the Roosevelt policy
of silence since the election is the
best one of the Roosevelt policies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

JVN6fh0r NAFFoH anu senator CUM \
Minis have analyzed the blow the re
publican party received last Tuesday
We are more Inclined to agree with
the senator than with the governor.
The governor has been better re-
publican than the senator. but his ex-
plantation o, the defeat Is not funda-
mental, while that Of the senator Is,
a. least. more SO.
There viii be nothing gained now.
on the part OF republicans By being
mere stubborn We told -nsm the
other DAY 10 be constant in prayer
for the humble snd the cnnsrste
heart We told them to PIT on sack
cloth and ashes. They RSghs as wen
come to it and humaiy sdrass their
shortcomings IL the past for they
have heen nsns ard great
Tia republican party has nc. been
all that it should have been toward
the people. Il couldn't be for ii had
contest within It's own RANKS ana
each side was standing ssuASoTniy for
its OWE SET Of ideas anl thought
more OF defending sasl ssasnss the
other faction thaa Il Cid o. rendering
to the people thai service watch they
required In the presence Of the great
Industrial and commercial sn6 nnan-
esal cozceasrazsoas
The policies o. the republican par..y
have stood FIR prosperity. aoounding
and abundant prosperity and for that
ne ore the party everlasting thanks
and gratitude But I. must Dc zrmtt-
tel thai Ehs pz-sE ed Eo- zlways sue
css1 = TIE =zssre e1asl dEssrsbusion
q thai prosperity. There wers PR
ares WHO go1 TOO Enca q Il
TSs Republican party needs . re-
dedication q Itself 10 s5e greater and
as.Esr services #hksEs the greater and
u1-s sso1z95sx zs-Uasezs dezand.
And - SPEAK frznksv. in orr cpin-
5al that course YES impossible as
aa1g Is zE Whasa Minds were form
80 81 a10-hsr Ass and generation re
LEAlsi = centred q many OF the ac-
t11F51t15ss q. lie party. Men OF whom
DOG Csz1zcE1 i = type. ard Al extreme
sEE,ss EsE I'D un6Hr other conditions
Eoa lhRF Ere uyzag 70 apply the same
zrsa1ne-1 % questions Of the present
SiEE 1tsRt They applied 70 questions
gs1E 1ns war Il won't Go. The
hEDdirap d. The republican party has
bean 1hHz slsea men have persisted IN
7 hanging m not knowing and not
realizing that their Gar was past and
Lsla- 4hs5- 1eo-sss ot politics were
7 osssEasta- II zns end OF every gene
-g1acn 1hs-s cones that same newt
E1a= E-Bggis bsrweea the dying and
me rzsl1g generation The old men
E1E3S szSa5Cs their minds On the pres
ss-t. and shs soung men resent II The
treaties II Ehs republican party cams
largely through shis contest berweer
cid men who wanted 10 hold hack ans
yoEng men who wanted 10 20 ahead
4 few Of rs tried 20 occupy more ol
LEES intermediate positions, tried 1.
reconcile the differences. Dut III,
peace-maker vas of no avail.
We agree also with Mr.. cummtnz
though he may be 9 hereto. ghat II
republican party must take these lei
sons to heart and begin oTer again
To make the senator's point =e VII
quote this much from the inte-TieE
THE party is essentially sound IN
: Sc ~
energy 10 put the application 0. r
upright. just and patriotic principle
into the hands Of men who are ]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13
Beauty in Distress.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-August
Champion opened the front door for
distressed damsel, whose key would
MT work. Later he missed 500, his
watch, diamond pin and sloo Ma
sonic emblem. The girl was arrested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13
Demented Mother.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. /
CHICAGO, Nov. 13-Holding her
nine year old daughter, Eleanor Hay,
under the water in the bath tub, Mrs.
Ella Crawford drowned the child and
then made two unsuccessful attempts
to take her own life. The shots she
attempted to fire into her brain at
tracted the neighbors who found her
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

A difference of sixteen votes in IA
yor Of the republican candidate for
representative in Washington county
provokes the democratic candidate to
bring contest proceedings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

The clergy In San Francisco are
taking active part in compelling the
enforcement of the curfew law, which
makes it an offense for young per
sons under certain age 10 be In the
public streets after nightfall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

The Lord must have q deep and
abiding affection for the Republican
party-el else why did He let them get
such an awful lambasting2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

1t is a safe bet that Jack Johnson
will be broke before the court cases
against him are finished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

The result shows that personal po-
litical quarrels are not conducive TO
party success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

The Democratic party has Eoa :
great victory and q gres. responsible
lily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-13

~ for valuable studies os diseases
@aica vii soon be even q greater M
t!onag menace than at present
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TRUSTEES SALE.



The stock Of Merchandise Of Charles
Rosepberg and Frank Rosenberg. part
ners doing business AZ g * T.. Rosen-
berg. bsnkrupts. at Wheeling and cam
eron. West Virginia. consisting uf Mems
ana Wouen's furnishiag goods. viii he
Offered at public sale at the following
times and places.
The stock In the Whc<ling Store Room
VIII be offered at public sale on the 18Th
day OF January, at 10 "'clpCS -. ~. 1T
ii26 Market street Mutual Iank Bald
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va
The stock IN III" city Of Cameron viii
be offered at public sale on The 18Th
DAY of January - 10 o'clock IN. at
tn" store roorn in the Crawford Eui!ding.
Cameron. ". Va.
Tie stock Of both stores will ba open
for Inspection "a the 18Th a;..i 10th Avs
of January. 1912. at Wheeling and cam
crou ". Va
Terms OF sale Cash.
FRANK :. MCMAHON.
T. \ NckIl.
CLYDE l.. AMOS
Trustees 81 H." estate pf =. \ = BoFen-
berg. liaukrup'S jail
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ois and Michigan and by lower Louisi- GEE
ana virginia and Missouri establishing right State
legislatures TO safeguard the health limiting
their hours OF labor.
Last winter public opinion emphatcay in favor
OF protecting women from ovework by
laws in California Washington Missouri and
Utah. tenhour Wisconsin extension of
existing laws in many other
INC o"a law PROVIDES that women be employed
man ten hours in day. week various
places OF employment such factories workshops
ney ana dessmakng establishments
graph service The law follows Michigan cxempne
tanneries from the restriction of hours
'oty OF The Ohio law argued Judge
Dion OF the Court of Common Pleas
inc law constitutional In defending the law
ONO requested the cooperation of Mr. Ban who
oeended The Oregon enhou law before
United States and the Illinois law highest court of that
State - 1880
In Washington and California erht.bo,r ,ove or -
tria and IN Illinois, because the law
occupations Since the decision the
"o uPnoons the validity OF woman labor the ground
OF their benefit public health welfare no surcr;or
any state has held such laws unconstitutional -
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Another Operation,

John Hogl. OF Edgwood. the young
lad who vas seriously injured in an
automobile accident on the national
road several months ago. will under
go another operation at the Haskins
hospital Monday. DIR. T. VI. Haskins
will perform the operation. Young
Hogl was riding a bicycle which col.
nded with an automobile and BUS
tained severe cuts and bruises about
the head and a fractured arm. The
arm has been operated on a number
of times
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Pike Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. J. NJ Ball. who has been
spending n few days in Fulton as the
guest of her sister. Mrs. \. Klinkler,
OF Center street. is i'll with "A threat.
ened attack of typhoid fever.
Clarence Peddicord. of Glenwood.
is recovering rapidly from injuries
sustained few days ago I'm "A fall
from horse. =.
County Superintendent of Schools
j. l. LaZear is encouraging all teach
ers in the suburban schools TO at
tend the lecture 10 be delivered in
the high schiil auditorium this even.
ing by Dr. Armstrong of the uni
vgrsity
Joseph Rauscher. of Glenwood.
who has been III for some time. is
reported 10 BE- no better.
Mrs. William Sobrodes is i'll AT her
home in Woodlawn.
Miss l.o:ena Schenk Is confined 20
her home iu Fulton 10y u slight attack
OF Ia grippe.
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BANKRUPTCY.

United states 81 America. Northern bis
triCt ~ West Virginia. So
IN tie tnit-i States District court in
ami Tor sa.d district
In the matter OF ". Y. Carpenter.
iiankrupt. y" al. In bankruptcy.
l'.titiuu fpr p!~"haTLr.
T. 30 H"u"t.,.i. Aston - Dayton.
iuI:" 81 tire District court Il tu..
uIt-i Strt-- for 49, Nrrtucrn Dis
tri,t 81 West Virginia.
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county 90 W-tyei. AM SITE 80: Nest
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WANTEII-Male Help.

WANTEp-Safrty appliance inspector.
$4,000 per month. SiN inspectors soon
10 lie appointed. Get ready now for next
examination. Send one dollar with an
piiration for fun details. sanrle ,,~~--
tlons. etc. Interstate Pub. Co, BOX 24sk.
Washington. H.. q. fu-I2-i
WA1rED-At once several xuod caliv.
cry END tsle1 hogs. 10 work berors
school Apply &: Circulation Depart
mem Intelligence. between = and
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- Atte t4f'lif t'ufgTf OF e.tI ..,ffpt,.
m'St NiTsin!a January Rules f.i"
H. VI. him",riaIJ.
49, In Chanc,ry.
". g Fall ana clyde l. Attachment
Amos. TT.
The object OF this suit j. In subiact
VT interest II W. e. ha.l in certain lar
cells oi ..ai .stat,. uIru y Li.,' 49,, Is d.
ut'd or trust and ,ly,., r., Anus i.
1tuSt"e "f IN" ~iid irhs;. situate. in
4 t.aie !phia District. ohio Co.Eft. West
''sl''I''. ." th. i-tyH., AT go q. ATTN of
' - nun li'd d"lid.s $500 ful. IS a-r-as
"a thr ~. 1aY oi Junr. I... AMI Yr.nr
n,"t,"'"' Il Gf"nain AMI - II KINDER
adHi 49," cnEag.-d Ia H.. i..sinass :,
S"ueIal Insurance in co.,. ri:v 81 ,yh..i-
IHs OH" County. Wet Nifs.slt. NOR,
ga - I'sr!y zen al mana.;,f. OF the
-" OF HtSt NiTSinia iu' the r:.iuu
th'i a! Lie insulaI.v- CoIagaL. OF I'm
tIni"tl. ONO. and thu" conducted tie p
sal huSiiess un.'r The farm f.t.fi, OF
'Ihham n k.mb.tland IN H.. las,
s'"i"sH.4 or "a e.. thereto. D. G.a4aui
nouns entered Into % con r.i.t e.: a..u,N
"Ht ". said i.r!n To- ..'; - lt. aseH,
49,. ne IDi L"s" 80 procuring ars!.ca-
tl"ts io9 ~" INSURANCE and a Crrth IN
sIltlhS ou!itafoTy was executed ., =
,''t'-"Hl '.H- as Principal. AMI ". =
a.. = N"rr1t q" tAe d. day %; Iuu-
l"'' WHci'"y they are hvid AMI firmly
b"iud n N" sun. nt 1--WE L.ad ed dollars
F" % pnid Ia the firm of q .4!.4fn n IL az
"'I'aid' t.eli SucccssoTs I'll! assigns
Nth"l'!"n'd that u the sad o.. tsrl I., D.
i'uhS SANuiI pay over fo :He said firm
'ihA"in ~ ki:no, T4-nd. uT g." st..-.. $50.
ol 81 q arm. a.. ihoa"ys 'elI.glIE :" the
ssli Young 30 4 received. tf"'. sud obi
dti"n snail l. Won't. "t.ct,sI-, t. re-
man ~ i.I fore and effect. until a.
tttf4HH ti'Hh under the contract II
h,-rst HetN-"n said IoDaE s.. tidrh.m
Inf - flHfF l-f 3. tT fLstr st.t,~~ur 90
.s>.sn. e. A.. t.., been '.al.y ..i'as;-
a. - tti"I $40! ut hHr..l'i,. ~ 80 -
i"h.- -. t'~s"h ."r'"' s...h naS" r-,n
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Vance Memorial Notea.

The closing service I'm the week of
prayer will be observed In the Vance
Memorial church ut Woodsdale this
evening. with a sermon by Rev. II. A.
Riddle, Of Sherrard. The Sabbath
morning service will be conducted by
Mr.. Albert T. Gill. advance agent for
Rev. Mr.. Sunday. Mr.. GIL will out.
line the BILLY" Sunday campaign. At
the Sunday evening service. n tenn
perance lecture will be delivered by
Rev. Percy Y. Schelly. associate secre.
tary OF the general assembly temper.
ance committee
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Order OF Publication.

tn" state Of West Virginia. OHIO Coun-
~. So.
In the circuit Court of O.:n County.
West virginia. January Rules. 1872
Amanda n. fisher
Plaintiff In chancery.
james Edward fisher. Divorce.
Defendant
tn" object 81 tAiS suit d., To- obtain an
absolute diNorC" FOR IN. plaintiff from
the defendant
Ana u appearing from an affidavit
il!e1 it' said CauS" AZ th..s- fll.s that ~.
Hel'h iAnt. James Edward -GiSher. - not
reSiH-it of the state of West ir.iuia
ana u" not having been SerNei' with pro-
ttss IN Sail SUIT. on motion 81 tue piniri-
titf hy Joseph Htn'ilan. her attorney.
tHis order OF publication j. entered
against MN. and - - Urdur-d that tnt.
N"ld -"f"iFlant. above rtiu,.i h.- and h..
= - iulr"d 20 app'-T within one month
"Itrt th- dave 81 IA" first Iuh.i. ton
81 tHis order and do what - necessary.
7" protect his interest. II Is futh,r
ordered that thls order De pErli-a,i AMI
ioSi'd ~ I"guired ~ ltN.
wines. JOHN l.. kInEhprn clerk Of
cur SAID '"aTt. - the court HouS.. II
suit county, tAIS End daN 81 January.
49,. 20 Wi. January l;uI.s 1912
JOHN /. kiNGIiDIs%
clerk.
Published the first TIM, January .th.
Attest.
JOHN l.. KI$,JIoEN
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EDGEWOOD
aesi Estate rrsas.es.o,..

me Fulton Realty Company has
rather Important realty
uAn-ae'ion whereby lOts Nos >. IL
u "a. Situated near GlenWood. b..
zen staekyard road and Nelson
f-e', were sold TO Mrs C. N. Ross.
OF fuiton. II Is likely that a reel
uehee VII he erected on the prop.
erty next spring
iArke portion Of the Hubbard
estate az Glenwood was recently
pure ased by j. II. 'Laxear and John
ho'h from the heirs OF Elizabeth
thompson. The consideration Was
private.
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While entering her home in Edg.
wood wednesday evening. Mrs. War.
rem slipped on the ice. causing her 10
TALL. fracturing her right arm near
the elbow. The fracture was re-
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