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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
FABER RESIGNS FROM
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Officer Who Was Suspended Few
Weeks Ago rendered His ResIs-
nation Yesterday.

Yesterday Officer Faber, who is un-
der thirty days suspension for
drunkenness on duty, appeared at the
police station and rendered his resig-
nation to Chief of Police Schevers.
The chief referred the matter to Com
missioner Gray and it was accepted
The resignation of Faber is to take
effect Immediately.
1t has been generally known that
Faber would be discharged from the
department, and his action of yester
day will relieve the commissioner Of 0
disagreeable duty. Faber has beer
working at the Keokuk Barrel ant
Hoop Company's plant since the day
after his suspension and will continue
in that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
Was Flfty-Three Years Old and a De-
cendant Of Ono Of tho Old
Families Of This
Vicinity.
I'LL NEARLY A YEAR
She Is Survived by Her Husband,
Three Daughters and Num-
ber Of Other ReIa-
tIves.

Death has entered the home OF an
other OF the old families OF Keokuk.
Mrs. Rosa Elizabeth Hardin, wife OF
II. B. Hardin, died at the family
home. 1926 Franklin street, at 5
o'clock yesterday evening, after a
long and painful sickness. since the
Both day Of last October, suffering
from complication Of ailments.
Throughout all this lingering illness
she bore her Affections with the
patience and fortitude of christian
woman. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin came
from old settler residents OF Keokuk
and vicinity and have a large circle
of friends who will mourn for the
death Of this good woman.
Before marriage she was Miss Rosa
e. Dunlavy and was born in Illinois,
October 20, 1859, and would have been
fifty-three years old on her birthday
anniversary of next month. She was
reared Catholic and in that faith
she died. On February Z, 1880, she
was married to Mr.. Hardin, the cere-
mony being performed at the parson-
age of ST. Francis de Sales church by
the late Rev. Father Howard.
Mrs. Hardin was special favorite
among q large number of acquaint.
ances and friends. Kindly and hos.
pitable, strictly a home woman her
life was conscientiously devoted to
making the home happy and receiv.
ing her friends In the most hospit
able and informal way. She was an
exceptionally gracious and popular
woman and will be sadly missed with
in a large social circle which hel
long illness deprived her Of the plea
sure OF enjoying and Of contributing
to the pleasant social Interests.
| She is survived by her husband ant
three daughters. Mrs. Mamie Jan,
Tomlinson, Mrs. Mabel Elizabetl
Schmidt and Miss Florence RATHER
( Inc Hardin all Of Keokuk, and fou
grandchildren, Hardin Tomlinson an,
Bernard Tomlinson, and Louise an,
Dorothy Schmidt; three sisters an,
1.-TWO brothers, Mrs. William Braue D
Oklahoma City, Okla, Mrs. James A
Steaks OF Sioux City, Miss Nell Dun
/ lazy OF Keokuk, and Henry and Johl
/ F. Dunlavy OF Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
BUY LAND HERE FOR
SPECULATIVE PURPOSE
Leon, Iowa, Investors, Secure Tract
Of TWenty-three Acres Along
the Boulevard.

Two Leon, Iowa, bankers, A. L.
Ackerley and w. H. shieldshave
bought a tract Of twenty-three acres
along the boulevard northwest of
Keokuk, which they will partition in
to city lots. The land is all in section
%, jackson township.
The two Leon men became inter
ested in Keokuk some time ago and
were convinced Of the stability and
safety OF the city as, an investment
mart, and accordingly decided to make
the above Investment here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
Cant Stop BLEEDING.

MUSHROOM, Mich. Sept. 12.--Carl
Walton, So, got into fight and was
struck on the head. Today he is bleed
ing to death in the hospital Every
effort to stop the flow of blood has
been unavailing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
Denied His Guilt.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 12.-Patrick j.
Moran, who served thirteen years for
murder, denied his guilt for the last
time In a note mailed to Mayor Bak.
err. The note was received after Nor
ans aged mother found him dead in
bed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
MARSHALL WILL
TALK TO LA CHANGERS
Running Mate Of Woodrow Wilson
viii be In the Missouri Town
Next Tuesday.
Especial to The Gate City.1

LA GRANGE, Mo. Sept. 12.-Gov.
Thomas r. Marshall, running mate of
Woodrow Wilson on the democratic
ticket, will speak In La Grange next
Tuesday. The program is to begin at
10 o'clock, and continue through the
day with addresses by men OF nation
al reputation. Champ Clark and Sena-
tor Reed are among those expected
here to take part in the program.
Large delegations from Iowa, Illinois
and Missouri are expected to attend
the speaking.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12

Gate City want ads bring results
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
Americans VIII Recover.

/! Omitted Press ceased Wire Service.I
AMBLEsIDE. England. Sept. 12.--
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Williams OF New
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
HAS WITNESSES
TO RECENT HOLD-UP
Allen Hall, Who Reported Occurrence
to the Police, Produces Three
Witnesses.

Allen Hall, OF SOP Palean, who re-
ported to the police that he had been
held UP and robbed last Saturday
evening at Seventh and Bank streets,
and whose story was doubted by the
police, called ct The Gate City office
today and left the names Of three
parties he says were witnesses to the
hold up. Those he said who wit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12

messed the robbery we're l.. LAUDER
sheimer. Of the Burlington freight OF.
fee; Mrs. Hank of 702 Bank, and H.
F. Goodwin, of 600 Bank.
Hall stated this morning that the
stick up men were negroes, and that
they seized him by the throat. He
said the robbers got SIT instead Of $40.
as at first reported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
Golf Meter.

CLEVELAND, Sept. PA CYCLIC
meter serves as a golf meter to meas
ure John D. Rockefellers' drives
and puts. This is why the oil king
uses bicycle on his links.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12

York and their son, Arthur, injured
by the overturning of their automo-
bile near here, will not die, it was
said today, though painfully hutt.
Chauffeur Beale is in some danger.
The party's guide, Alfred Schwidz-
gable, was killed instantly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
FARGO ls orIalnal.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
FARGO, N. D., Sept. 1.-THE city
of Fargo has declared dividend OF
GU per cent, payable to all tax pay
ers March 1, 1918. 1t is believed this
is the first step of the kind ever un-
dertaken by a municipality. Tax
payers will receive proportionate
shares in cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
TELEGRAPH TABLoIDs

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UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Sept. JEANETTE
Lime, portrait painter, wants $4,000
balm from W. G. Clark, engineer, be-
cause he refused to marry her after
he went alone to King Georges cor
onation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
Wild Animal TIdbIts.

NEW YORK, Sept 12.-Broilers,
mice, pigeons and other tidbits raised
for Bronx zoo aristocrats were cleo
trocuted in a storm. The loss was
$4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
Bone Headed.

GLOUCESTER, N. j., Sept. FIT
was a bone In my head was the ex-
PLANTATION of John H. Ennis. arraigned
for bigamy and embezzlement. His
physician said he suffered from brain
pressure.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14
EASTERN srAR RAzAAR.

Don't forget the dates MAY 18th
18th and 18th.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14
Santa CatalinaS And The
Nj. Old Hat Mining Districts

ment of the mineral resources OF the
Catalinas has been undertaken, but
the demands of progressive day war.
rant the search for additional ore bod
les of commercial utility and intensive
operations are now being carried on
in the very shadow of the pines.
Apsches Camp.
The Apache camp is located on the
northern slope of the range, we'll to-
wards the eastern extremity, and has
a commanding view OF the san Pedro
valley. Here a close corporation Of
national reputation is operating under
bond the Giesman and Leatherwood
properties. The working shaft is down
about 450 feet, with extensive lateral
development at the different levels,
but the results of the work are not
authoritatively given for publication.
About fifty men are employed.
Adjacently located TO the above are
the Daily claims. fourteen in number:
the Hartman group and il the near vi
entity the property OF Z. o. Stratton
and associates and in all of which con-
siderable money has been expended.
The Foran group, under option to
". L. Davis, has been equipped with
machinery capable of deep eXplora.
ton. The Del Monte property, I'M
der the management of Donovan &
Walker. of nine claims, the Simpkins
and Martinez claims, all are located
in this vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14
(Arizona Daily Start


The picturesque range OF the Santa
Catalina mountains, closely following
the border line between Pima and Pi-
nal counties, has by prerogative of
merit, been the fayorite haunt OF the
pleasure seeker during the summer
months. The western limits are to the
north of Tucson, distant about fit
teen miles as the crow flies. Why the
titanic forces that fashioned mountain
and plain were diverted from their
usual course, placing this range OF
mountains transversely from west TO
east between the San Pedro and Santa
Cruz valleys, is matter beyond the
conception of the finite mind. The
fact that the lavish distribution of
numerous other ranges; all parallel.
ing directly opposite points of the
compass does not warrant the conjecr
ture that the trivial circumstances Of
accident had anything TO do with it.
To the appreiatiye observer, the
grandeur of these mountains can not
be exaggerated and their broad eX-
panse OF SUBMITS measured by miles,
not by acres, and covered with a
lofty growth of pines and the many
other varieties of trees and shrubbery.
impreSses one with the thought that
the desert and waste places must be
far away.
II is only in recent years that any
methodtcal and systematic develop
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14
LECTURERS DEPART
OFFICIALS PLEASED
Casus Bell of Sunday Night
Riot Permanently Sent
from District

The police feel greatly relieved now
that T. Bozoyich and T. Nastich. the
two lecturers with liberal ideas as
10 government in Montenegro. have
left the city rhey left Sunday after
noon for the east. but il is not known
whether they are returning to Chi
cago. or VIII give their lectures in
other parts of the southwest. Both
are well educated and apparently re.
fined gentlemen, but their presence
here tended 20 disturb opposing fac
tions. and their departure will remove
the immediate cause OF the trouble
that started the riot a week ago sun.
day.
The case of the state against Pete
Gukanoyich, who was arrested on the
night OF the riot, which was to have
been tried yesterday afternoon after
having been three times postponed,
was postponed again yesterday. The
previous hearing OF the cases result
ed in a disagreement in the jury,
though on the first ballot they stood
eleven to one for conviction. The
postponement yesterday afternoon
was made on account of the fact that
Deputy County Attorney Alexander
hurry was called to Tombstone on
county business and will be there
during all this week The case will
be heard next Monday afternoon al
1880 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14
If You Like
a Little Quiet Fun

Ask person Grape Nuts Food helps build the brain
Chances whitening and hiss OF remuneration
Then sweety play with the learn ed toad
Ask him tell the analysis of brain material and the analysis of
GrapeNut
Don't know? Why supposed you based your opinions
knowledge instead OF pushing conclusion like would
We'll, your puncured let's down like good friends
and repair it,
The bulky materials brain and albumin but these
things blend little worker known Phosphate of
Potash defined mineral salt.
One authority Ceohegan shows in his analysis ban 535
cent total Of mineral salts oneh being PhOhoc Acid and
Potash combined phosphate of Potash POI per
Beauni another authority shows Phosphorc Acid and Potash
phosphate of Poa than ona the total mineral salts being
1914 per cent in total of l0Io7.
Analysis shows Potassium and Phosphorus (Which
Of all the mineral in
Carey an authority on the constituent elements the
body The Of the controlled entirely BY the
cela Potassium Phosphate phosphate of Potash This
salt nee with albumin and b the Ion o ovvoen creatce nerve gid
the matter of the brain. Of there of other
salts and other organic matter fluid out Potassium Phosphate
the chief factor and has the power within itself by
law of affinity all things needed to manufacture the elixir life
Furth he The beginning end OF the
ply lacking principle and molecular exactly
nishes vegetables and To supply defcench
the only law of cure
of Phosphate of principal
added to albumin and water.
GrapeNu contains that element than cneh of all its
mineral salts.
Every days brain away little
Suppose your kind Ct ocd does contain Phosphate of Potash
How you going today yesterday
don't why shouldn't prostraton and bang
Mind does work we'll brain that partly b
that other food besides GpNuts contains varying quan
Plain wheat and barley do. But CapeNuts there certainty
And the elements demanded by Nature eaten the
healthy brain important if one would do thing
who Mind the best least
folks believe links the Infinite.
Mind asks for healthy brain which act Nature
and by day used from work of the
rebuild by the Of food which supplies the Trims
"There,s a Reason" for
81 =. III 81 istt
Grape-N1
POSTUM CEREAL COMPANY, LIMITED BATTLE CREEK, ACHIG
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14
WIFE SEEKS CLUES
OF MISSING HUSBAND
Bartolo Devote Disappears
from Home--AbSent
for Week Past

For the past week Bartolo Devoti,
well known through the district as
contractor, and who has lived here
abOuts for number OF years, has
been missing from home, thus caus-
ing deep anxiety to his wife. II is
seven days since he left home. his
wife stated TO representative of
The Review, and she will be deeply
grateful to any one who can give
her any information relative to the
whereabouts of the missing man,
whom she fears is i'll somewhere,
since he was not feeling well when
he disappeared.
Mrs Bartolo Devoti was a caller at
The Review Office yesterday, seeking
aid from the paper TO secure informa-
tion OF her husband, whom she stat
cd had disappeared seven days pre-
viously. She is employed in a laun-
dry in this city, and was away at
work when he left, he having been
staying al home 10 look after one OF
their seven children. He had been
complaining OF d pain in his side pre-.
viously. She has not seen or heard
from him since.
Devoti is an italian who married a
Mexican. His wife states that he
is between sixty and Sc, enty years
OF age, and that they reside up Tomb
stone canyon. When there was much
contract work done by the city. De
vot was a contractor, and employs ed
IN considerable portion Of. II. His
wife asks that any Information al
TO his present whereabouts be giveI
her or sent 10 The Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14

The prevailing character OF the ore
of this district is a chalcopyrite, car
rying gold and silver in addition TO
the copper values.
Campo eonito.
To the north and vest Of Apache
camp and at a lower altitude is the
scene OF the Cody-Dwyer NJ. NJ.
company's operations. The company
has thirty-six locations here and
forty-ton mill has been installed. The
ore is a scheelte gold ore tina Yields
10 the milling and concentrating pro-
cess.
The Southern Bell. owned by the
Cody-Dwyer interests, is now under
bond to Capt. Jack Burgess. The prop
erty consists of nine patented and Tour
unpatentei claims, patented mill
site and a ten stamp mill.
Pepper Sauce Gulch is the location
OF the Buffalo Bill claims, consist
ing OF twelve in number.
The CodTDwy and the Cody-Bur.
CESS combinations own and control
several groups in addition TO the fore
going that are receiving more or less
practical attention.
The ore in the vicinity Of Campo
Ronito is in places o disseminated sui
phide carrying gold and silver values.
Oxidizing agencies have freed the
values TO a considerable extent from
their base combinations, making ANAL
gamation practicable to 4 certain eA.
tent.
Both Apache Camp and Campo Bo-
nito are in the "Old Hat" district and
are easily accessible to Tucson by exr
cellent wagon road. The +. p. and ,.
W. railway has surveyed to the form
mer camp and the course of line runs
approximately near to all the import
ant mining interests now known in
that locality. Its construction Is we'll
within the realms of the possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14
FROM THE EDITOR.
He Forget That He HAD Stomach

Talking of food, there is probably no pro
fessional man subjected 10 a greater, more
wearing mental straing than the RESPONSE
BILE editor OF modern newspaper
To Feep his mental faculties constantly IN
good WORKING order, the eOI,o- must EeeP
his ply steal powers up To the hignesl rate
of efficiency. Nothing VIII so quickly up
set the whole systGa as badly selected
food and a disordc 'eG stomach. IL there
fore follows that he should have right food,
which can be readily assimilated and
which furnishes true brain nourishment.
MY personal experience in the use OF
Grape-Nuts and Postum, writes d Phiia-
delpEia editor, Sc exactly agrees with
your advertised claim as 10 their merits
that any further exposition in that dlreo
tion would seem &c be superfluous They
have benefited me so much, however, dur
ing the five years that 1 have used then,
that [ do not feel justified in Withholding
my testimony.
General high living with al that the
expression implies as to a generous table.
brought ABOUT indigestion ii my case, with
restlessness at night, and lassitude iii the
morning, accompanied by various pairs
and distressing sensations during working
hours.
The doctor diagnosed the condition ds
'catarrh OF the stomach and prescribed
NdTlOlS UcuiclntS, winch uiu me H. SOOt-
| finally threw physics TO the dogs, gave
ur tea ana cohee and heavy meat dishes
and adopted Grdpe-Nuts ard Postum as the
chief articles OF my diet.
Il can conscientiously say, and | wish
90 say 1t with all the emphasis possible TO
the English language that they have ben
Gifted IIc as medicines never DID, and
more than any other food that ever came
on my table.
.Nrpl iCufa is that he Crane NUS
food has steadied and strengthened boIh
brain anu nerves 10 most positive degree.
How it does il, | cannot say, but know
that after breakfasting Oh Grapc-Nuts food
one actually forgets he has stomach, let
alone stomach trouble II is, in my Opin
ion, the most beneficial as well as thy
most economical food Oh the market, and
has absolutely no rival. Name given b.
Postum &C., Battle CrecE Mich.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14
TEXAS PYTHlANs IN SESSION

WACO, Texas. May IA week OF
interest IN Pythian circles was ush-
cred in here today with the arrival
of many delegates TO the annual SEES
sion OF the Texas grand lodge OF the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14

Knights of Pythias. The sessions viii
he held in the Cotton Palace Coliseum
and will last four days. The Pythian
Sisters also are in annual session.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-14
ToDAY-LAs1 DAY.

Dr. Schell the optlcian OF Tucson,
will leave this evening for Douglas.
Il you need glasses call today. Cop.
per Queen hotel Satisfaction guar.
anteed. Appointments by phone.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-29
SHE AND SERVANTS ARE STOPPED UPON THEIR AR.
 RIVAL IN NEW YORK.
THEFT OF AUTO IS CHARGED
Woman Had Fled From California Home and Husband, Taking Two Small Children
 With Her.

New York, July 29.-The Pacific Coast joy ride of Mrs Margaret Me Namara with her two small children, her housekeeper, Mrs. Clare NJ. Per kins, her chauffeur, Fred H. Patterson, and valet, Pat Walsh, ended here with the arrest of the housekeeper and the two servants after the party had registered at the Hotel Knicker- booker. They gave their address as San Mateo, Cal. They were en route for Carlsbad, Austria
 Mrs Perkins, the valet and chauf- feur would make no statement further than to say that their arrest had been caused by Mrs. McNamara's husband, Nicholas J. McNamara, a retired San Francisco banker, living in San Mateo All three were locked up.
 Dispatches from San Francisco tell with her two sons, companion and two servants were having, and of the al legged stealing of an automobile by Mrs. Perkins and the two men. Mrs. McNamara is worth, so the dispatches said, $500 ,000 in her own right, while her husband is regarded as very wealthy man.
 The dispatches said that Mrs. Me Namara, taking her two sons, left home June 22 with the servants. She band and he last heard of his wife and sons in Oregon, where they were re- ported to be on the widest sort of a joy ride
 In the complaint made by McNa- mara, who is one of the most promi- nent men in San Francisco, the serv- ants are accused of stealing the auto mobile, but he said, in San Francisco, that the trail of the automobile from San Mateo to Oregon was paved with checks recklessly drawn and lavishly spent by the runaway party. Checks and drafts which have come in upon him have furnished the only news Me Namara has had of his wife and sons, he declared.
 McNamara believes his wife is the victim of an evil influence exerted over her by Mrs. Perkins, and his anger has changed to pity. Of late there have been differences, it was alleged between him and his wife, but these also he attributes to Mrs. Perkins. The warrant against her and the two men would have charged Kidnapping except, as McNamara eX- plained, he was not sure that that count would be as effective in event extradition Is contested.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-29
MlKADO IN STATE OF COMA
Subjects Pray for Recovery of Be- loved Ruler, Showing Their Ex-
 treme Grief Over His Illness.

Tokio, July 29.-Emperor Mutsuhito recovered consciousness long enough to recognize and greet Crown Prince Yoshihito. He then lapsed into a state of coma.
 General services of prayer for the recovery of the stricken monarch were resumed throughout the empire These services had been discontinued earlier in the week when reports from the sick room indicated that the mikado would recover. Hundreds of subjects of the mikado spent the night kneel- ing in prayer before the palace gates, These included men, women and chil- dren, who sobbed their grief over the emperor's condition.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-29
WITNESS FEARS FOR LIFE
Louis krese. Who Identifies Suspects as Being at Hotel at Time of
 Murder, Is Guarded.

New York, July 29.-Threats made by the allies of the gamblers and gangsters under arrest for complicity in the murder of Herman Rosenthal, the informer, caused careful precau- tions to be taken to prevent the as- sassination, intimidation or spiriting away of Louis Krese, an important new witness, who identified "Bridgie'' Webber and Jack Sullivan as two of the men who stood in front of the Hotel Metropole when Rosenthal was shot down.
 The tightening of the chain of evi- 6eGce a ound the accuse Ien is ga; to have stirred their lawless assist. ants to such TO 1t of desperation hat it Is believed there is real cause to gI ard against ano.1'r outhreak of violence. Two dC'e tive5 are guard ing K,ese.