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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
SENATOR ALLEN
IS LUCKY MAN

fBy Usitea Press f~s~~d Wtre,
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. June
e--The name OF State Senator
Frank J. Allen OF North Yakima
VAS the first drawn At the United
States land office here yesterday
when land valued at 32so.0o0 was
opened for settlement under the
third unit Of the governments
Teton irrigation project Allen
gets % acres Of valuable agrfcui-
iural land. All OF the 20 success.
fuI applicants are residents of
North Yakima except A. II. John
son and Cambridge Delaney OF Sc
attic. Earl w. Lutz Of yollmer. Ida
no. and Samuel Feidman Of Prosser.
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~. yr..s t.ss-s wirs'

~ June e.--wlsh eeth
eH'es.ss,. I'D Tsn leaders els' I'm
nsssssN ,'e,s, o. delegates. while
~. ~, ss'I srissssIy admit 'hst 'ns
~ ss ~, = vsry close. shs 70.
~ .,,lsraI eommlstse met
s ~. ,sssrneer to eenslaet =
- rc,i call 81 sne se'ss''s"
- ,ss,'soal sanvsr,Is"' ...,,.s
49, session was devoted !,
~ : srxsuisation and rules 81
-! = The supporters of Pres
L'vv' ~, csntrcl the COMMITTEE
' s r,sjcrsty q the contest.
= ss,srsfes In all probability
y y .sstsd. The first contests
,.,ss,dered from AT
Alabama and Arisona
n .s,y Viii nos Be settled before
s r President Tan Is ex'
y Vim practically all these
,rsewstlnp Scene
- ,ssSers spent busy day
s..~ N their hotels. The
M .,rssrhold Is tho Congress
- osf,clsl republican head
vhleh ia thronsed with
..s.'.rx President TAFT Is be
s..mealafa touch With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
TOO FRIENDLY

Henry nruman. while drinking In
the Commercial bar. 1oi First as.
y. with a number OF friends. most
OF them newly acquired. wAn ON
oraced affectlonatciy by ono OF
them. The loving cafesa touched
tho sentimental depths OF hla heart
lie returned Il with fervor and
bought drink An hour later.
when getting ready for bed, hs
found that the friendly embraces
had coat him inzt 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
RUSH WARSHIPS

sBy Waited pr~-- Leased Wtret
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The
navy department f. preparing TO
cay TO send the battleshlps Florida.
Utah. Delaware and North Dakota,
now at Annapolis. 10 Key West on
Saturday next. The fourth division
Of the Atlantic fleet. consisting OF
four battleships. which left Key
West yesterday, arrived at Guanta-
namo at noon today. according 10
dispatches received hero. The
var shlps landed LOO marines at
Guantanamo this afternoon. The
plan Of the administration here Is
10 await the effect OF the presence
Of the United States battIeships on
the Cuban reyolutIonists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
nUE UNIFORM
CAPTURED HER

- - . lovely blue uni.
- ssod star ~ his arm
4qhius~ Etbei N. au-
Ssd9s Frs,er yesser.
.ses - ssksS 10 bs d
sss ron .. ?. Rurey. a
- s'sssrieisa. aeus he was
- pesf psowder..
~ eve ysu the divorce
- Isogs; but don't mar.
nNerm nsxt time"
sssiA- ssjd Eshel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06

NlfFlfner aquaaE, : Its g. holne-
made posk sausage. isc ~ plnuap-
pies, loo each. dried peaahea. Use ID I.
fresh suie<. Z fbs sko: German carp.
lbs- use. good milk. 4 large eans
s@e. ~tth s<c purchase choice ear
natioas. soc do3 fssacnroni. &c III
ripe aiss1s. tee at. 1sc xai onions
iha irc. aspara@u.. ib~. fsc. can
niux pinenppirs. o. 1os chick sn..
&c ID. pot roast. pc % Toe IN. fr~sh
ihs xsr. legs ~ lamb. fxNr IL kip-
prvsd herring. its. 15c. salmon
trout. ihs- ssc. silver smelis. Zee
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SAFE GRANGE
Works HARD


WAlrP. June s.--Thc dele
- y ~ WASHINGTON State
~ epo(k1tioa rtsolsed AZ fol-
- ybs1Efnx slate supervision
+ ~ esa1anies. against the ex-
= = nenhsls ~ TIE Nation
- iAvosing the exemption
\ - ~ fSom tzxzttonS OBJ
y y ~ pssesSes ~ the ma
\ J oFsnmsnt sending lltera-
\ = ylu1s s,ea h the hrms.
y - p snlisf u the army
- NY recommending a iaw
11eesas bank deposits. recon.
~ . M restraining school
y 1es sfun preventing the usa
E ~ b1I,dingx Tor public pur.
~ obiecting to leasing
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QAADIAN
PACIFIC WRECK

49, Pres Lsassd wirsl
sseovysH, q C.. June a.
e'iffs. II Revslssoks. 3.
2SnTost instantly killed and
"s.en ssss Injured when
n esnsfian Pacific freight
. asssed hssdon into q spe.
,sa'u speeding west at
~, n's morning at a point
- 's'0sn siding and salmon
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W!INUMBER MEN

lwr<,. rssss Leased Wfr.t
i, - June .. - A census
- X. .s city corporation shows
: 49,. women outnumber men
NJ ]. 10 the -square mile
VI .G,'' 1s sIly Of London. on
~, w.. employees listed in FAC.
M ~ ~ shops. etc. s7.0OO are
~ -. men. These TX.
s ~ take into account the
= s,i,l l, .'sfss and stenograph.
s,In,sa !. .arse force Of those Who
iosssa 's city and take their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
INJURED BY PIPE

Fred INLAND. a laborer In the
employ OF p. J. Mcfiugh. working
on the Dearborn 81. regrade, was
injured this morning by tho fall OF
steel pipe on him He was taken
TO Providence hospital suffering
with a broken back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
nucHEss REcovERINo

fHy United ps~s~ Leased Wtreb
MONTREAL. June G.--Physicians
In attendance on the Duchess OF
connaught today issued the follow
ing bulletin:
Tier royal bighness passed a
fairly good night. and is making an
satisfactory progress toward recoy'
cry as can be expected"
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81 s',W.' WHOLE CLASS

ss,ss,',, Ca Cal. June SIX DAYS
4, - ! amer s'.snt exercises. inelud.
"a i; " Y baceaisnreate ser.
sss w.. We fftHs are planned
n yss, 49, sii graduate She
H, = hish school class "a
~ ,a name . Florence Work
ae principals daughter !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
GAVE LIFE
FOR HER BABY


~ .''sa Press LEASED wire,
IN, ..n1.as,''cisco. June s.-sac.
~ l asI Me In . vain effort 70
4 49, - infant daughter Cecilia
-, ~ slsxias home. Mrs. Mary
n ~. "a burned 10 death here
- .s1 The bodies Of both
s,. 80 laiant we're found amid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06

Acreage.

LITTLE FARM AT KIRKLAND
on n good road. within few minutes
ride OF the ferry dock. fine level
tract Of alder land, where you can
start In the poultry business at
once and handle about 500 chick
ans, besides raising vegetables
st nn ''a Terms $50 cash " ana A. go a
month clyde fIackworth Bank
building. at Kirkland. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
EXPENSIVE DRINK

Thomas Gallon. an Engitshman
OF Victoria, had s45 and gold
watch and chain, valued at $500,
taken from him Last night. while
drinking in some First ay. saloons.
lie says that his mind became
somewhat hazy about II o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06

Personal.
're.~>s~-s~>->~e~-e~~-e~e> ~~~e~<~~-~e~~~~~~~
Information % Hugh y, jackson.
who worked for the Ind Asphalt
Co. dee, lat. whose address WAS
then a31s Main street. Vancouver.
a. G. Any tnfortna ton will he
suitably rewarded ~ H9bac "A
Jackson. Fort wayns. Indiana
RUPTURE CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor.
ever sso cases cured past tive
system s:iti f' rlt.l + nag e. seattle. saai..''
Nine. Francois. medical baths. olee-
tro-thorapeuties, msnleuting chi-
repoay. III taion. Apt 0.
Chiropoay and manieurlnx pafior
scalp and facial treatment open
sseninsa 9io Liberty nidg
GILLETTE BLADES sharprnsd. ACE
dos tarorr ssc. etc ftef eth az.
Don't 10 lonely JOIN our Matrimonial
Bgr~4n ladies' free fes Pins st.
TorrEEH, wt9s--Aii ktnds 81 hair.
wert kefb, tet spring Ind fksx
Con fin~msnt home. hess city refer.
eneea ttst Ftfth W q A. ties
Nichols. bur kalewa. Hinekley nik.
saf : saw IL In The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
ASKJUOGMENT
SET ASIDE IN
OLSON CASE

Attorneys fer Leonard oiason,
whose citizenship papers were re-
veked by Judge Hsnford recently be.
cause Of his soelaIlstlo ieaninas,
are today preparing the petition rc-
aaesslua Judge tssuford 20 set aside
hts former Judgment and TO reopen
the case. The application will be
fticd before the end OF the week.
Thia line OF action was agreed
upon this morning. as the result OF
q conference between U. :. District
Attorney w. q. McLarcn and Al.
torncy George Mckay and Judge
Richard Ninsor OF Seattle. aud =.
w. A. Nichols OF Tacoma. Olnhon .
attorneys Mcfaren, immediately
upon receipt OF Attorney General
Wiekersham'a Instructions yester.
day TO cooperate with tho attor.
noya for the defense In an attempt
10 reopen the case. communicated
with them with reference TO q con.
ference this morning.
In case OF iIanford's denying tho
petition. the dcfenae will BIO ns.
sisted by the district attorneys OF.
flee In an appeal 10 the higher
courts.
What meLsren Says.
MY instructions arc 10 co-oper.
ate with thu attorneys for the dc.
Tense" said Mciaren. We shall
ask TO have tho Judgment OF the
court set aside and a new trial
granted. IA neither the defendant
nor tho government has a ntsno.
graphic report OF the first trial. we
are not prepared 10 furnish tho
higher courts the best basis. at this
time. upon which TO review Judge
Hanfnrda deciaion. A now trial ~
therefore desirable II tho ease
should 70 10 the higher courts. The
oiAson trial was worked up By the
naturalization department. and the
district attorney followed tho same
course sa In all casos where thar
department prepares the evidence
tn a suit for the cancellation Of nat.
urAllzation papera-
John Speed Smith. chief natural.
ixaiion examiner for Washington
oregoa. Idaho and Montana. who
pE.ased the suit, 10 In Idaho
today and win not be hack
Ia Seattle before tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-06
Board and Room.

N-~7s-S'lT~~1FlF-@sN~~
Private family has board and room
tof one az tao refined people.
Near park reasonable. ENst bots
children boarded. references. 1914
~ Alder
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AcreageContinued


KIRKLAND HEDhOND
FIYE-AcHE TRACTS
We are placing new addition on
the market. five-ners tracts OF
rich soil In the best district east
east u Lake Washington. plenty
land: on main road connsoiing
with macadamized road out Of
kirkland. Siighuy-iylpH lhnd
overlooking scores OF Improved
little farms. on Il. ". -. mail
route soil a fertile valley loan.
practically clear. some tracts with
alder. We will sell the first tea
tracts 80 si2e an acre. on easiest
terms. THIS tS OPPORTUNITY
OSCAR JENSEN a co
sfs Northern Bank Bldg. fth a Pike
IMPROVED RANCH
Close 90 Seattle with continuous
transportation service. fine black
alder bottom soiIi about acres
chicken houses. with chickens.
good we'll immediate possession
easy terms. About 5000 cash and
tls month. Burke a Farrar,
1Of Cherry 81.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
JUST SOUTH or BURfEN LAKE
TEN ACRES, less fnterurban right
% way, fine loeat i0n. few rods
from new boulevard. extra good
soil. Price for quick sale, t2,0e9.
BEST BUY IN THE SOUTH END.
ROBERT MALTBY
1910 ALASKA BUILDING
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
and upland farms and acreage
J, w. TUCKER AGENCY
Kent, Washington Main 7zi.
A LITTLE LAKE
with 20 acres ~ land around 81 part
ALDER BOTTOM; about $500
worth Of timber. a SNAP at 81 300.
HALF CASH
PAysY. iz.7M THIRD AVE
WANTED-A MAX
To make a road through our new
addition. will pay some cash and
some ia land. a good opportunity
for the right man. Puget Sound
Farms Co, iii4 3rd Ave.
! acres ii7s. is27h ard Ave.
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WEST q WHEELER
500 cOLmAN BLOCK.
81 CASH
COO A WEEK

io-arro farms. located half way be-
tween two fast growing towns.
walking distances. IS minutes
drive. with mills. factories. cream
cries. condenser. fruit cnHnrry aud
coal mines. plenty OF work AZ good
wages for everybody. over 81
coo 900 " ofth of work Kotae on at
present 10 these towns. The aoti
Il the very best Of clay loan. free
from rock or gravel. fine Tor fruit.
berries and garden. living spring
water free wood he Que Of the
first. 80 Won will have first chofcc
on this tract Price s3t per acre.
81 cash and % cents a week. inter
est pei cent
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY
ses Second Av. Room Is Downs fsis
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~~>~~~~~~~~~~-~~ &~~~~s~~~-~s
coon LAND At AAHrEvgf.t.E 20
trade for Seatfie home. froo and
clear. up 90 $50, zee NICE. LARGE
CREEK THROUGH PLACE. Great
Northern railroad and Pacific
highway on east line. l mile from
salt water. and small boat can 90
Up crock. tss per acre VIII finish
ciearin. tae land. owner WIN cut
Into to.kcre tracts. each one hav.
InK . share Of the creek. and sa.i
on yery easy terms. and furnish
Parey iaash ara Ave.
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How to Get a Free Homestead
Snnd Tor our large double tt.feidsr
map In coiors. with open Land list.
Warrington ti-ee. Oregon. tio9.
or both. tise
W W. Hill.
sos umpire nidE.
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Furnished Houses

rooms. modern. piano. sewing ma
chine. s2Aoo. Phinnsy ear Phone
ballard 1918.
Groom Ino1srn flat. sewing ma
chine tie0e phinney car. Phone
ballard tsfs
ountide rootns, 1900 per month.
tueH sth Ave.
Partly Furnished e-reom cottage.
lLA.0o sl.t z. Union.
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For Rent--Stores

T-'-Es'l71~eNlT~N~NsNlH~
sfoHEs FOR RENT
Gfoend floor office. on an avenue,
business
MORfgfNON a EAifEf.MAs
1905 ALASKA tiuiidlne
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s~<Nf~<~S~<N>f~fa<<f>r>f
House OF rooms; furniture for sale.
1929 Rainier boulevard. Willow
or Rustic stations. konton car. On
9Th Ave.
beautiful view and surroundings:
lawn. modern, gas range; very de-
sirable. John street. near Broad
way East 1888.
For Rcnt-Furnished Groom house:
large yard. aud fruit, u block
from car. f7a9 36th 8. Phone
beacon 749. Harry Evans.
A summer home 10 let for Z months;
plenty of fruit. vegetables and
chickens 5000 month. owner
going away. Call $40 Seneca st,
for Information
For Reat--New Groom house. mod :
ern, sta00 5f0G 4th y. w. Phone
Harrison Si26.
Four-room cottage. with bath. gaH,
electric lights and yard; rent
cheap. sci Bellevue Ave. N.
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Money to Loan

tvAoiscy 10 Loan
;ssc,~Jt.tt..sS.;, ssI eIy IJl.osss. 60
"DftKags loans on short motto,
pesi y always available; improved
a., OSCAR JENSEN A. Co.
81 nj thsrn Bank bldg. 9Th Il PIKE
- CITY AND COUNTRY T0AE9
IN improved or vacant pronarfv
n s%; $50 10 $500. long Or sbor,
Ss easy Payments. no deiav
sssssteyant 4 Co. 3i2 Boston Blk
o. oooDfELLoW a SON Hal -
tos aasSans w amounts from y1oo
70 slg, 600. 81 I Bailey Bldg.
>>">SSIIIJk,eNSJIss- ccooLLIstJEIssL
III roU NEED MONEY
On $500 TO $4,000
saS nlture In residences. pianos
VA chouss receipts Terms
- ,i,.1shie. payments easy.
800 ~. Elm BTsOKERAGE On
~. holtTHEitN BANK BLDG
eIry. ioanea on diar-~nds ana Jew
Ass private offices: confidentlat
1870. ...- low ely Co. sos and Av.
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Wanted to Buy--Furniturs

Cold f6r 6Ssss 81 of7iees I scoss SaIec
son Chandler. tI0 Pike. M ,1sT
moasTn kurn. GO. BUYS aeiIs Ri sSIs
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End Floor Corner Market, Isl q Pike
Phone Elliott szes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-22
EAT VEGETABLES
AND GROW OLD?
Experiments Made on Rat Tribe Re-
suits In Victory for Meat Eat.
ing Rodents Over vege-
tarians.
PEOPLE LIKE RATS?
Experiments Raise the Question az &c
the Same Effect on Meat Eat
ing and Vegetable Eat.
ing People.

The effects OF special diets on an
imals have been studied mostly for
90 short a time that often definite
conclusions are hardly warranted.
The fact that an animal maintains its
weight and apparent health for lin
tied time on a special diet L. not a
reliable indication that 1t could do
SO throughout It's whole life. Conse-
quently the study Of the effects OF
special diets ought to be continued
during the animals lifetime. and II
the effect on the offspring Is to be
ascertained, the study should extend
also to succeeding generations.
An experiment OF this general ma.
lure to test the effect of strictly
vegetable diet and OF mixed diet on
the spontaneous energy. the growth,
and the length OF life Of the albino
rat has been conducted by Slonaker
ana the results obtained are interest
ing. From the observations it APP
pears that the rats which ate every.
ming they could get were much more
active and voluntarily did more work
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-22

He Was a Booster.
United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO. May 22.-Boosting a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-22
TWO PLAIN DRUNKS
MAKE EXPLANATION
Both Met With Accidents When They
Didn't Mean II and Had
Bad Luck.

Two ordinary men with extraordi-
nary cargoes of hauor aboard, were
grabbed by the police yesterday. and
the two ordinary men told in the su-
perior court this morning the where
fore OF their extraordinary saturated
conditions.
Henry Taylor, bantamweight man
with heavyweight thirst, said he
came down town yesterday for some
medicine. He got the medicine all
right and some alcohol in addition, and
the alcohol knocked him out. Taylor
said he had been leading virtuous
life recently and that he did not mean
to take flyer yesterday. He got
thirty days for his good intentions.
A,Canton man named Keegan didn't
know exactly how it happened. He
came to Keokuk about four days ago
to the best Of his recollection. He
said he had been working here for a
fellow. but couldn't remember who
the fellow was. Keegan imbibed lit
tle,s he believed, and 1t went to his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-22
ALWAYS TIRED. WITH LITTLE VITALITY

church, Center street, Milwaukee,
Wis, has to say of 1t:
Judging from my own experience
l do not hesitate to say that "Tona
Vita" is an extremely valuable prep.
aration. have not only used it my.
self, but other members of my family
have been taking it with highly salts.
factory results.
So far as my own case is concern
ed have been in rundown condi-
ton for year or SO. tired easily and
being troubled with sleeplessness. I
lacked vitality and caught cold
readily, and my digestion and appe.
tite were poor. was depressed in
mind and body and very nervous.
Il now feel stronger than for
long time. l have more energy and
my work is done with much less eff
fort, / sleep and eat better and feel
as though rejuvenated"
Tona Vita acts quickly. You will
be surprised how rapidly it will build
you up.
Wilkinson & Co. have the agency
for "Tona Vita" in Keokuk and will
return the purchase price if not en-
tirely satisfactory. The Approved
Formula Co., Dayton, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-22

than the vegetarian rats, the average
ratio OF the efficiency being IN to
1. This difference in activity did not
become noticeable to any extent I'M
til about two or three months after
the experiment began.
Slonaker placed four rats, male and
female, Of the same parentage and
age, in rotary cages with speedome-
tiers attached. At the end of twenty
five months the record OF the meat
eating female rat was SAY miles,
while the meat-eating male rat had
1,447 miles to his credit. The fe-
male vegetable-fed rat covered 447
miles and the vegetabie-red male rat
only 200 miles.
The vegetarian rats became old
earlier and their growth was greatly
retarded. The general conditions OF
the meat eaters were very much bet
ter, the vegetarians being frail, weak
and without energy. While the aver
age life of the omnivorous rat was
1920 DAYS that OF the vegetarians was
only 555 days.
To what extent these very striking
results may be applied to man Is diff
ficult to determine. 1t Is to be re-
remembered that the rat, like man, is
by nature an omnivorous animal.
Slonaker points out that numerous re-
corded observations on man with re-
spect to the effects Of diets seem to
indicate that he does more work, at
tains greater stature and accom-
plishes more both mentally and phys
ically on mixed diet than on veg
etable diet, or almost exclusively veg
etable diet. The Journal OF the Amer
loan Medical Association concludes
that there is a very strong likelihood
then that the results of the expert.
ments on the white rat would be dup
Heated in the case OF man II he were
subjected to similar conditions
throughout his lifetime. The exper
iment OF Professor Slonaker, without
perhaps settling anything, adds to the
Joy OF life Is a contribution to the
perennial; discussion OF .vegetarianism
versus a mixed diet. ~ ~, Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-22

night, permitting American owned
ships engaged in coast trade, to pass
through the big ditch free of tolls.
The bill comes up tomorrow for a
final vote.
THE vote on the Panama bill was
close and think after the advo-
Gates of free tolls have time to DELHI
crate ON their action, they will re-
verse themselves and charge all ships
irrespective of nations, tolls for the
privilege Of using the CANAL he de
clared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-22
Modern Tonic, iona Vita, Will
Surely Build You up
Again.

Are you one of the rundown, half
sick, nervous people with which the
country is filed? Do you feel tired all
the time with very little vitality? Do
you sleep badly and feel as worn out
in the morning as when you went to
bed? Is your circulation poor and do
you catch cold easily? Have you
stomach trouble and an irregular ap-
petite? Are you nervous, moody and
depressed?
These are sure symptoms of merry.
GUS debility. II you are struggling
along in this miserable condition the
best thing you can possibly do for
yourself is to take "Tona Vita" the
wonderful new tonic that has the un
qualified endorsement of more physi
clans than any other medicine ever
before offered to the public.
Here is what the Rev. Gustave Fred
erick. pastor OF the Evangelistic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-22
FELL THREE STORIES
BUT WILL RECOVER
Heiress Of Asphalt King Suffering
From Nervous Prostitution for
Eight Years.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, May 22-With a
fractured arm and other injuries re-
ceived in plunge of three stories
from the tower of her palatial stone
mansion, Belmont" Mrs. Ledroit L.
Barber, heiress of AMI l.. Barber
the Asphalt king" regained conscious.
ness today and will recover.
Eluding a trained nurse, Mrs Bar
Der fell or jumped out OF the tower
window yesterday, grasped a flag
pole and when 1t snapped, fell on 3
porch, rolled to the edge and dropped
a sheer forty feet Mrs. Barber was
formerly Fraulein Franzl. viennest
beauty. She has been suffering from
nervous prostration since the birth O
her only child eight years ago.
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Pathe's Weekly No. 10.

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The best ever at the Grand tonight,
with an ordinary program either the
Biograph His Lesson or Essanay,
THE Doctor" would be the feature.
such Is not the case when this weeks
Pathe's Weekly is with them. After
seeing the picture tonight you VIII
wonder how It Is possible to get SO
many important events from all parts
OF the world in one reel. No doubt
most OF the patrons of the Grand
have read of every one. This gives
you an opportunity TO see the actual
event in comfortable opera chair
without leaving your home city. You
will see the Chinese revolutionists In
their march toward the cap,toi reduce
the city to ashes; automobile races
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small boy over the door and through
the open transom So he could unlock
the door and admit them, two burg
lars entered the flat of Edgar Woods.
while the family was attending the
atre. The loss of $500 worth OF silver
ware and cut glass was reported to the
police today.