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building was caught in the debris ant
both legs fractured.
LURID PALE
OF THE SQUEALER
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he said, then told him he was on his
way to Salt Lake City ito blow hell
out of new hotel being erected
there
AS he went along. McManigal identi-
fed the registers Of the hotels where
he said he stopped and identified the
fictitious names under which he reg
istered. He also identified letters
and kilograms from Ping" which he
said was an alias frequently used by
Hockin.
McManigaps testimony today seem
ed aimed especially against Hockin,
the acting secretary-treasurer OF the
iron workers, against whom the gov
eminent apparently has concentrat.
ed it's fire. According to McManigal,
Hockin instigated almost every dyna'
mite job he pulled of. The first day
of McManigal's testimony incrimin'
ated only few Of the defendants
but it was said that his narrative
complete will involve every one OF
the men on trial. Edward Clark, the
Cincinnati defendant, who pleaded
guilty at the beginning OF the trial
was In the court room today for the
first time and listened intently to Nc
Manigal's recital. 1t was said that he
will be the next Witness
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CLEAN LANGUAGE
LEAGUE FOUNDED
Obscene Talk and vulgar Songs Are
an Almost National
Disgrace.

United Press Leased Wire Serylce.l
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.--In an organlzeu
effort to combat what Is termed an
almost national disgrace the Clean
Language League of America was
formed here tonight to check indecent
speech. DR.. Thomas H. Russell, a
Chicago publisher. explained the pur-
pose Of the new organization II VIII
work toward the adoption and en-.
forcement of laws in every state al
lacking all indecent or suggestive lsa
euage in public.
The league proposes at once TO pc
gin crusade against obscene IAN
guage in public places and the sing
Ing of suggestive songs.
Never before" said DR.. Russeil
was there such open use Of foul IAN
guage as is the case now. The ears
of our wives, sisters and daughters
are continually assailed by improper
language, used on our public streets
Officers OF the league are: Presf
dent L. w. Walker, Chicago; vice
presidents, M. W. Calender, Y M G
A. Pittsburgh; r. J. O'Brien, former
president of the Illinois State Fedora
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ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Hlppodrome.

For the first half Of next week the
Hippodrome offers an exceptional bill
headed by the Arnaut Brothers. aero
batic and musical clown in their orig
inal novelty. These men are said to
be among the best in vaudeville and
will no doubt please the Hippodrome
patrons. These artists have JUS
completed a tour of the large cities
in the east and the present engage
ment was secured by the local man
agement by special arrangement with
the Western Vaudeville Managers
Association Magee and Kerry pre-
sent comedy skit entitled, In the
Department Store" The title will
suggest the nature of the sketch and
the amusing situations that can be
evolved. The Three Madcaps, Eng
lish dancing dolls, are another fea
ture Of the performance, beginning
Monday matinee, and press reports
from other cities give them credit fol
splendid act. c. X. Slade in xylo
phone specialties and motion pictures
will complete the bill.-Adv.
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TERRIBLE Mistake.
In store

/ United Press Leased Wire Service.l
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. Nov 9.-Why
Miss Gladys r. Rose, prominent and
wealthy and a graduate of National
Park Seminary, near Washington, D
c., did not become the bride of AT,
torney Stewart Hamill of Oakland
Maryland, on Tuesday night. as plan
ned, became public property tonight.
Relatives of Miss Rose admitted
the bride-to-be to have received let
ter written TO a Me- York girl, which
had been placed in the wrong en-
velope. A family council was held and
the afternoon of the wedding day, the
father of Miss Rose, a prominent attor
ney here, announced in the newspa
pers the wedding would not be held
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OFFICERS USE CLUB
ON UNRULY PRISONER
Charles Williams Nursos Broken Head
as Result Of Row With
Special officer.

A man who gave his name to the
police as Charles Williams objected
to being arrested by Oficer Dan Roam
last night at Fourth and Main streets
in such vigorous manner that the
officer WIS compelled to use his club
to subdue his prisoner and Williams
lost quite bit of blood as a result
Williams said he lived at 523 3
street and was working for Stone ant
Webster. He made a lot Of noise at
the station after he was locked up
but quoted down after DR.. Dimonu
had dressed his injured head. 1t is
said that he was considerably under
the influence of liquor when arrested
and was creating a disturbance on
the street when the officer picked him
up.
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NOT TOO LAZY
TO KILL FATHER
Quarrel over the Sons Lack Of Work
Ended With Load of
Buckshot.

Tunited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov 9.-Anger-
ed when he was accused of laziness
John Yrion, 80, tonight shot and Kill
ed his father Richard Yrton So, at
the Yrion home at Lockland, near
here.
John and his father had quarreled
early In the evening and when the
elder was about to leave the house he
encountered John on the front porch
A charge from the shotgun the son
carried lodged In the fathers breast
killing him instantly
The slayer, following the shooting
made no effort to escape but sat down
on the porch to await the arrival OF
the police.
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Accidental ExnIoaion.

IUsited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. Am ex-
plosion near the white house, treas
ury and justice departments, caused a
wild scare here tonight until it be-
came known that it was caused by
premature defamation Of dynamite
stored to wreck the old Arlington
hotel on Lafayette avenue. A work
man employed in the wrecking OF the
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kAHoKA, MO.
: : = : . . . = : : : /, = .

Harry Creger and Miss Martha
Elizabeth Tolman were united in MARI
riage Wednesday evening of last week
at the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. w. F. Laidley. The groom is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Creger and
the bride daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram Tolman. They went immed-
lately to housekeeping in the south
east part of town. They are an indus
trious young couple and have the
best wishes of many friends.
A good joke is told on member of
local vaudeville troupe which has
been playing il adjoining villages
the past few weeks. During the per
Torrance vaudeville stunt was put
ION by the member in which he called
parties to the stage and had them
tie him to chair, after which he sue
ceeded in getting loose. On this oc-
casion, however, couple of husky
farmer lads, who had evidently taken
some lessons in rope tieing, were call.
ed to the stage. They succeeded in
Itieing the young man SO securely that
he was finally forced to call to his as
distance other members of the troupe
before he was liberated. That part
of the performance is now tabooed.
Mrs. Thomas Fields, former resi-
dent of Kahoka died at her home in
Hannibal last Sunday.
! G. F. Rex has returned from visit
with his daughter in New Mexico.
! Harrod Hitler came in from Beloit
Wisconsin, to exercise his rights o.
suffrage.
Mrs. Henry Heinberg died at hel
home in Medill, Monday, from hear
trouble
r. l.. Christy. son of Mr. and Mrs
Z. B. Christy, was successful in hi,
race for treasurer of Prowers county
/ Colorado.
Probate court convenes next Mon
day.
Ray SAMSON came over from Alexis
/ H., Tuesday to cast his vote.
| j. /. johnson OF near Luray, ey
lpects to move back to Kahoka ant
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occupy his residence near the high

occupy his residence near the high
school.
A couple Of Kahoha sports hao
a whole lot of fun and incidentally
gathered in quite few cigars Ihurs-
day afternoon. The trick was turned
in this way: Two men by the name OIL
Rebo were candidates on the county
ticket. one for coroner and the other
for representative. The candidate for
representative lost by big majority
and everybody knew 1t, or thought
they did. No one was paying any az
tention to the race for coroner. me
off,cial count was completed Thursday
shortly after noon and Rebo, Or. F. A.
s.. was elected by II votes. The two
sports mentioned conceived he idea
of betting that Rebo has won by ii
votes, predicting, of course, that the
victims would jump to the conclu
sion that they meant ]. D. Rebo for
representative. They predicted right
and as a result Of the idea are ahead
several cigars. Many offered to bet
money, but this was turned down for
the reason that the sports were good
sports and not out for highway rob
berry. Another amusing feature of the
game was that one of the victims OF
| the joke went into a store and told
that Rebo had won and said he had
| just lost the cigars on it. but did moi
explain the joke. One of the clerks
rushed of down the street into an
other store and bet the cigars or
what he had heard, and of course the
/ Joke was on him.
Some four or five of the faithful
/ from Wayland have been in Kahoks
since the election looking after en-
Idorsements for the postoffice in theil
town. So far as we have been able
to find out not one of Them knew jus
when the present incumbent's tyne
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FOR SALE OR TRADE have as
good an so acre farm all in cultiva-
ton az there is in Lee county, VIII
sell or trade for north side residences
properly. New buildings on farm
worth $4,000. Also 1o2 acre farm
close to Keokuk. Well improved, $40
per acre. Also 100 acre farm well inn
proved, $50 per acre, and 1do Ares
close to Keokuk, good improvements,
about half in cultivation. Price for
quick sale. $50 per acre, James Nc
Carly, 1906 Des Moines street.
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Whoopina couah PARK.

United Press Leased Wire Service.l
BERLIN, Nov. 9.-T'he mayor OF
Berlin recently established @Whocp-
ing Cough Park 1t has been SO
crowded during the past week, owing
to the spread of the whooping cough
epidemic in the city, that his excel
lency began negotiations for another
piece of ground in its vicinity, Chill
dren suffering from whooping cough
are not allowed in school or other pub
lie places, and that they might not
have to remain shut up indoors. the
mayor opened the park to give then
a place to play and cough in the open
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LET US WRITE your duplicate let
tiers on our new multigraph. We
print circular letters, personalize
letters, address envelopes and do
general Office printing. Keokuk Dupli-
eating Company, 527 Johnson. Bell
phone 1882.
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FORTY union carpenters wanted for
work at East Moline, ILL.,, wages so
cents per hour; long and steady job
to good men; railroad fare will be re-
funded to men wording one month or
more; apply on the premises to Leon
ard Construction Co., Not. Inc.
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expired. Unfortunately, however, the
Office at Wayland is under the civil
service and some disappointments are
In store.
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| ton of Labor; G. P. Mckinley, Los
Angeles, former speaker Of the idaho
house Of representatives; Prof ]. H
Gilmour, Chicago musical college;
Arthur Windlake, st. Paul. Mimi, and
general secretary, Thomas H. Russell,
Chicago.
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PUBLIC SALE--At public auction, at
Howard Connable farm, just out
side Keolkuk city limits on Main
street road. Tuesday, Nov 10, 191s
at 10 o'clock a, m, 40 head milk cows,
10 calves, ] Durham bull, registered
3-year-old; 2 horses 8 wagons, milk
wagons. farm wagon; box buggy,
Q sets heavy single harness, / set
light single harness. Nels Peterson,
dairyman; d. A. Young & Son, auc-
tioneers.
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GUARANTEED hosiery; all styles.
Put up in holly boxes for holidays.
Everybody buys. A big winner for
agents, Exclusive territory. Credit.
Parker Hosiery Mills, 795 Chestnut
ST., Phila, Pa.
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rlSnl QeEre6 the character OF revision
that should be undertaken"
With the Next PRECEDENT
PRINCETON, Nov. 9.President-
elect Wilson has been called on to
perform an unique service for Mrs
Grover Cleveland, the widow of his
old friend, who still makes her home
here in the magnificent old Cleveland
house. and Dr. Thomas ]. Preston, the
man whom 1t was recently announced
she would marry.
DR.. Preston is Princeton graduate
and great friend and admirer OF
Wilson. The governor was not presi-
dent Of the university when Preston
was graduated. however, SO his name
| is not on the bridegroom's diploma.
DR.. Preston has been visiting his
| fancee here and today asked Presi-
dent-elect Wilson to put his John
Hancock on his diploma Wilson
gladly consented
| AN old classmate, one-sided foot
ball game. college friends and the
state of New Jersey claimed the at
tention of the president-elect this aft
ernoon. Wilson went to the game be-
tween Princeton and New York Uni
versity and there met Robert Bridges,
associate editor Of Scribner's maya
| zine, who was also "seventy-nine"
man at the university. The president
elect sat in the center Of a big CROWD
OF Princeton enthusiasts in the un-
reserved section, where the cheers
grounds he was wildly cheered and
! after the game he was cheered by,
and he shook hands with, the mem
bers of the New York University
squad.
Bridges and Wilson sat together
through the game and exchanged rem
iniscenes Of college days. AT the enc
of the first half they we're joined by
Robert Underwood Johnson, editor o.
the Century magazine, an old frienc
of Wilson.
! Il never saw you looking better IL
all the years I've known you," waE
Bridges greeting to the president
elect
Chairman McCombs, Princeton '9e
turned up Unexpectedly and joinet
the group. AS the story telling pro
crossed, he related his first meetinl
with the man whose pre-conventiol
and prediction campaigns he mar
aged.
"Deing from Arkansas" he salt
II joined the southern club at Prince
ton. At its first meeting met Pr
fessor Wilson, then occupying tn
chair of political economy When W
left the club rooms he walked wit
me clear to my rooms, making m
feel thoroughly at home. becam
his friend and admirer then and hav
remained SO ever since"
President-elect Wilson this evenin
said he hoped to devote all of mex
week after Monday to affairs concern
ing New Jersey.
81 am planning to get cleaned u
on my correspondence TO Such an e!
tent on Monday that, beginning wit
Tuesday, when l go over to Trenton
/ can devote the rest of the week t
state matters which demand my a
: tention"
Asked if he would hold any confer
ence of political leaders to map on
program of legislation before goin
away on his vacation he said: INC
we will not take up any special legis
lation. The legislature does not NEE
until the first week in January"
socialistic Strength.
!; CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-More than i
100000 votes were cast for socialis
candidates throughout the Unite,
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cleaned and repair
ed by expert workman. All work
guaranteed. Leave orders at SIT
johnson or Bell phone 1882.
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FOR sALE--Two good base burners
Call Bell phone, 1855 Black.
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SALESMAN WANTED by old estab-
lished Publishers to handle new
medical works. Exclusive territory
and good living for energetic worker.
Experience not essential. p O. Box
121, Philadelphia
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FOR RENT--Three rooms, new and
modern. for light housekeeping by
November 10. Enquire 1910 Orleans
or 420 Main.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade
by our new method OF free practice.
Hundreds OF graduates depending up
on us for BARRIERS. Term unlimited.
Wages while learning. Tools given.
Write today. Moler Barber College,
st. Louis, Mo-
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BADLY BATTERED, YET
MADE RIGHT AGAIN
CONTINUED from page -

so as to take the tax of the neces-
stiles Of life. Failure to act promptly
would be mark Of cowardice. Action,
not talk, Is what the people want. l
think we should pass. with as little
debate as possible, substantially the
same measures as were passed by the
democratic house last summer.
"The bills may have to be amended
somewhat, to meet changed condi-
tons, but they represent in about the
right degree the character of revision
that should be undertaken"
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THE WANT COLUMN
WANTED.


WANTED. /
WANTED Men to learn barber trade
by our new method OF free practice. |
Hundreds Of graduates depending up
on us for BARRIERS. Term unlimited.
Wages while learning. Tools given.
Write today. Moler Barber College,
st. Louis, Mo.
WANTED Position In dry goods
store by experienced lady clerk,
References. Address "R. r. this of.
fee.
WANTED Few ladies in Keokul1 and
neighboring towns steady work or
spare time. Experience unnecessary.
Good pay every week from start,
Brown Brothers, Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED--Lo statesmen to place
our candy deals in saloons, cigar
stores, poolrooms, etc. Deliver and
collect Commission basis. Bond re.
Iquired. The A. w. Solum Candy Co,
Chicago.
WANTED Representatives man or
woman for vacancy in Keokuk. No
money or experience needed, Good
pay Reliable party only. A. Lincoln.
1922 lincoln Ave, Chicago.
WANTED A cook at Fosters restaur-
ant Apply at once.
WANTED 20 diggers; wages s2.25
! per day. Apply AIS Main.
WANTED -Stereopticon, in good con-
dition Will buy or rent. Address
s." this office.
WANTED Chimney sweeper. stove
polisher Call 10 South 18th st.
Phone 11S1-red Prof, II. Barnes.
/ WANTDD-Man to husk corn by the
bushel. B. F. Jones.
/ WANTED Gentleman and wife for
board and room Modern conven-
fences. Enquire 413 Fulton.
IWANTED-Light weight wicker In
4 valid chair. Call Bell phone, 45s
Black
WANTED Boy sixteen years or over
i for office work. Apply in own hano
i writing S. Hamill Company.
| WANTED--Tailor. Apply Hamilton
| WOODEN Co., 327 Main st.
WANTED-25 or 80 diggers at War
| Saw Apply to King Plumbing Co.
i20 Blondeau street.
WANTED - Boys. Seibert's cigar
store.
WANTED--Horses to board by thu
) month. R. O. Boyd, Montrose r
/ f. ID. No. 4. @
) WANTED--old postage stamps, thir
> ty years old, or collection O
, stamps. Address Stamps" Gate City
WANTED Inexperienced operators or
!, Ideal Clicking Machines. Apply
Roberts, Johnson and Rand Shoe fac
+ tory, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
----.--- -.
FOR RENT.
FOE. RENTS room house with gooe
: barn. Enquire 1904 Oak street OF
phone 1139-Black.
! FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom
with alcove, modern. 1000 Franklin
street.
FOR RENT-Furnished room for one
or two gentlemen. Strictly modern
1923 North Fourth street.
FOR RENT-New, all modern offices
Reasonable. Baker Real Estate co
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FOR SALE--one ton Buick delivery
truck, cheap See Thomas Bros,
Keokuk. Iowa.
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WANTED Position In dry goods
store by experienced lady clerk,
References. Address "R. r. this of
fee.
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500 MONTHLY and expenses to
travel and distribute samples for big
manufacturer; steady work. s. Schef-
fer, 752 Sherman, Chicago.
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private modern home. for gentle
man, 1928 Morgan. Phone 1sl-Red,
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WANTED Few ladies in Keokuk and
neighboring towns. STEADY work or
spare time. Experience unnecessary.
Good pay every week from start.
Brown Brothers, Rochester, N. Y,
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FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom,
with alcove, modern. 1000 Franklin
street.
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FOR RENT--All new, modern double
residence building, six rooms and
bah each side. Twelfth and Timea
streets, November LIST Price $50 a
side. Rev. j. F. Sanders.
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socialistic Strength.


CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-More than /,
100000 votes were cast for socialist
candidates throughout the United
States according to the unofficial re-
turns announced tonight by the ma
tional committee of that party This
total includes vote cast for candi-
dates for other offices who ran ahead
of the national ticket, about 100000,
giving Debs slightly less than 1,o04,-
900.
The claim is made from these re
turns that the following Office hold
ers have bee: elected to legislative
and executive Offices: -Four state SEN
ators, two in Nevada, one in Kansas
and one in California; 81 state repre-
sentatives, four to six in Illinois, two
in Kansas. four In Nevada, two in
Pennsylvania, one in North Dakota,
two in California, one in Colorado,
one in New York, and nine in Wiscon
sin; carried six counties, electing full
tickets in two counties in Kansas,
two in Montana, one in Pennsylvania,
and one IN Nevada.
In eight congressional districts the
socialis. ticket forced the old parties
to fusion to defeat its candidates. AL
though Victor Berger the only social
list congressman. was defeated by fus
/ ion in Wisconsin, the vote for him m
creased from 1900 which elected
him, to $4,000.
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FOR RENT.

FOE Rents room house with good
barn. Enquire 1904 Oak street or
phone 1139-Black.
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WANTED-25 or 80 diggers at War
Saw. Apply to King Plumbing Co.
d20 Blondeau street.
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FOR RENT--Furnished room for one
or two gentlemen. Strictly modern.
1929 North Fourth street.
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WANTED Boy sixteen years or over
for office work. Apply in own hanr
writing S. Hamill Company.
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WANTED Local statesmen to place
our candy deals in saloons. cigar
stores, poolrooms, etc. Deliver and
collect. Commission basis. Bond re.
quired. The A. w. Solum Candy Co,
Chicago.
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WANTED Representatives, man or
woman for vacancy in Keokuk No
money or experience needed. Good
pay. Reliable party only. A, Lincoln.
3422 Lincoln Ave-, Chicago.
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WANTED--Tailor. Apply Hamilton
Wooden Co., 327 Main st.
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WANTED---A cook at Fosters restaur-
ant. Apply at once.
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FOR RENT--New, all modern offices.
Reasonable. Baker Real Estate co.
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WANTED Gentleman and wife for
board and room. Modern conVen-
fences. Enquire 413 Fulton.