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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
The Butter Trust.

United Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Dissolution,
under the Sherman antitrust law OF
the Elgin Board of Trade was asked
IN suit filed today by United States
District Attorney Wilkerson. This ac
tion, 1t is said, will be followed by
criminal procedure against members
OF the quotations committee.
The suit alleges violation OF the
trust law by the manipulation of the
butter and egg market. The case Is
similar to that pending against the
Chicago Butter and Egg board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
TEN YEAR OLD BOY WAS
HANDY WITH HIS RIFLE

4 third. whom it was charged he
shot down when they attacked his
father Rudolph De Waters. A neigh
borhood fight started the trouble, Nj
cola Batteliere, Mrs. Marina Bate
liere. his wife and two brothers
charles and Mike Batteliere, attacking
the elder De Waters. The boy, am
bnshed behind door, fired at close
range with a rifle when the Bate
lieres invaded the De Waters porcn.
Nicola and his wife were killed and
MIKE Batteliere was seriously wound
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
The Four Aces.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service ]
BOSTON. Aug. 15.-Selecting suit
able names for the ten days old See
ley quadruplets was the question
which today occupied the minds OF
Papa and Mamma Seeley. Already the
fond parents have been deluged with
suggestions regarding the naming OF
the "quads." Despite all pessimistic
phophecies the little Seeley's celebra-
ted their tenth day on earth by yell
ing Justify, wriggling and conducting
themselves much like ordinary babies
Physicians and attendants are becom-
ing convinced that the championship
girlies'' are going to upset all prece-
dent and possibly live to vote"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
SECOND VETO
IN THREE DAYS.
president TAFT Returned Bill With
out Approval Because It Did Not
Meet With His
Views.
RECALL OF JUDGES
Can Not Find Single Reason Why
the Court Should be Abolish.
ed as the Bill
Provided.
RECALL OF JUDGES

fUnited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.--President
Taft called special meeting of his
cabinet SO suddenly today that men,
hers were compelled to cancel all
their engagements and hurry to the
white house. The reason for the sud-
den conference was believed to be
exigencies in the present legislative
situation and 1t was thought that the
president wished to discuss with his
advisors several vetoes he has under
consideration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
Boarded an Early Train at Hot
Springs Enroute to New York to
Appear Before Grand
Jury.
CITIZENS WILL INSIST
Committee to Keep on the Trail and
See That No Guilty Man
Escapes or 10
Spared.
UNITED Press Leased wire Service.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK. Aug. is. Threatened
with handcuffs and with Incarceration
In the Tombs, Sam Schepps early to-
day gave up his tactics for delay and
started for New York on an early
train, according to information receiv-
ed from Hot Springs by District Attor-
ney Whitman. The route to be trav-
eled, and the time of the prisoners
arrival In New York will be kept sec
ret, the district attorney said.
When the Rosenthal grand jury re-
convened today there were many wit
nesses waiting, said to be connected
with banking institutions, who would
give further information about Lieu
tenant Beckers deposits. The district
attorney said that he expected before
night at least seven indictments, or
perhaps blanket indictment against
seven persons, charging them with
the Rosenthal murder. The seven In.
clude Becker, the four actual gunmen
who are Lefty Louie" Whitley
Louis" "Dago Frank" Cirofici and
"Gyp the Blood Jack Sullivan and
Shapiro were the others mentioned
1t was said that when Coroner Fein
berg convened the Rosenthal Inquest
set for this afternoon, the hearins
would be continued until such time al
4 the district attorney had rounded VI
/ more OF the facts. ,8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
Weather Conditions.

High temperature continues, with
the low pressure in the northeastern
states. The area of high pressure.
with its crest in the Lake Superior
Region, extends southwark over the
central valleys to the gulf, generally
fair weather prevailing in this region,
except there have been showers in
the southeastern states.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
THE WEATHER.

For Keokuk and Vicinity: Showers
tonight or Friday.
For Illinois: Unsettled with show
ers tonight or Friday north portion
tonight and Friday south portion.
For Iowa: Showers tonight or Fri
day.
For Missouri: Showers this after
noon and tonight and probably Fri
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
Woman is Suspected of Having
Caused Death of Her
Family.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 15.-Acting
on on information from New York, the
coroner today gave orders to exhume
the bodies of Frederick Hartmann
and the two Hartmann children, first
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
Keokuk $ Opportunity

Keokuk's immediate neces-
sity is q hotel. The reputation
Of the city is impsyed by the
Failure to providS ~ Ghe many
visitors suitsr I'D satisfying
hotel acc~ !. = ,dations. Con-
tinued ) 1ence in this re-
spect - add further injury to
the city's good name. A mod
ern and complete hotel travels |
a long way in the direction Of
essential entertainment. Hotel
service gives to investment
seekers a favorable or unfavor-
abl impression. Many q fac
tory has been lost to a city on
account Of inferior hotel ac-
commodations. Il either adds
or detracts to all Of q munici-
palities endeavors. Just how
serious the hotel situation is in
Keokuk is well known to Keo-
kuk people. It must be admit
ted that Keokuk does not re-
ceive the kind of advertising
desired from it's present facili-
ties. Not that they are un-
worthy of patronage but be-
cause Keokuk has outgrown
old conditions. The hotels now
are overcrowded and forced to
refuse business for lack Of
room.
| The proposed new hotel un-
der Mr.. Cooper's plan will give
to this city a strong position.
It will not simply be a place for
hospitality and accommodation
but a plant that will have a
more far reaching effect. 1t
will radiate a commercial light
that will lead to industrial in
vestment. While that will moi
be its particular purpose i
will eventuate into such a re
suit. 1t has in other places
!, why not Keokukf
To secure for Keokuk a hote.
plant such as Mr.. Cooper out
lines is along with that Other
dream we are now realizing
the big dam. The effect of the
water power will never enc
upon the welfare of this com
munity. To this permanent
: and immense uplift Keokul
should help herself demon
!, strate a confidence and appre
!, citation and make the hote
t dream come true. This oppor
,, tunity placed in the publ,
! highway of progress should no
3 be avoided or assaulted. I
= should be encountered and as
i sisted. 1t is a combination O
a business investment, public pa
! triotism and good sense. It i
4 not only Keokuk's opportunit.
to be helped but to help herself
!, ! The SIS, 600 asked for in pre-
E ferred stock by Mr.. Cooper j
t not for MIR. Cooper or the wa
: ter power company it is op
}. portunity waiting at Keokuk
e door. 1t is up to the people o
: Keokuk to open the door.
: Failure to do so means bu
i one thing--DISASTER.
Mena Is Mean.
\ r. 7 Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
Protected the Family Home by
Killing Two and Wound
ing a Third.

somted Press Leased Wire Service.l
=, ,NohFOLK, Va. Aug. 15.-Henry De-
waters, ten years old, was today he'll
aoT killing two persons and wounding
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
Daily River Bulletin.
River Forecast.

The river will remain stationary, or
fall slowly from Davenport to Keo-
kuk during the next forty-eight hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
schepps starts East.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Aug. 15.-As-
sistant Prosecuting Attorney Rubin
and Detective Stewart left Hot
Springs today for New York, taking
with them Sam schepps, wanted in
connection with the graft scandal, and
said to be the man who paid the ac-
tual murderers of Herman Rosenthal
for their work. When the officers
first arrived yesterday Schepps said
he would not 60 back with them, but
during the night he changed his
mind.
Schepps had become sort Of In
situation and one of the "sights" in Hot
Springs and farewell outbreak
greatly amused the natives. Officer
Thomas was detailed to guard Schepps
last night and slept In room adioin-
ing that Of the Rosenthal witness.
Early this morning Schepps complain
ed to the hotel manager that Thomas
snored so loudly he could not sleep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
Citizens VIII push the Work.

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.--When the
board Of aldermen on September be-
gins the probe of the Rosenthal muir
der and the police graft charges start
ed by the crime, representatives of
the volunteer citizens committee will
be on hand to see that the inquiry is
thorough one and no guilty man is
spared.
Practical preparations today are
being made to carry out the strong
resolutions on the Rosentkal assasst
nation and its attendant expose adopt
ed at the mass meeting that brought
out the largest crowd Cooper Union
ever saw.
The resolutions adopted called upon
the police department, the district at
tornev and the board of aldermen for
thorough and impartial investiga
tion and to make the demand strong
er it was ordered that the signers OF
| the original call for the mass meeting
he constituted committee to see that
the, erovisions of the resolution were
carried out.
District Attorney Whitman, DR.. Ly
man Abbott and several clergymer
addressed the meeting, from which
thousands were turned away for lael
of room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15
Local observar,ons.

Mean temperature, rs.
Highest temperature, 81.
Lowest temperature, 6S.
Lowest temperature last night, 60
FRED 2. GoSEWIsCH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-15

RAG PAPER THAT BOOSTS kEo.
kuK AL THE TIME.
subscrIbers Of Tho Daily Gate City
.re Served the full Leased Wire ser.
vlce 81 tho United Press Associations.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01
FOREST SERVICE "SMELLS"

In an attempt to increase the
revenue of the forest service, and
to provide fancy salaries for tech
meal graduates NOTABLY those of
laIe) the misguided and unfor-
tunate fish culturist is singled out
for the squeeze"
Not content with fair charge
per acre for the use of lakes on
the forest for fish culture, the de-
partment has seen fit to increase
the price for such use and 50 to S5
per acre is now demanded, and
where possible the maximum is
exacted. This sounds the death
knell to operations of this sort on
the forest.
Increased revenue is needed, that
coin may be had to pay the "brass
collars for keeping count of the
number of rings on trees.
The man who has built trails
through the hills to a little pond
of water in the hope of doing some
thing in the fish business, may not
see anything very funny in this
action of the forest bureau. But
the fact remains that the admin
istration of the forest service is so
crude in some localities, and 80
vicious in others that it has forced
itself upon the notice of the peo-
pie so unfavorably as to demand a
strong condemnatory resolution at
the recent state democratic con-
vention.
The best friends of the forest
service are in constant apology for
it, and when old Champ Clark sits
in the presidents chair, Jobs like
those found in the head office of
Dist. No. 2 will not be worth 10c
per bushel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01
CONTINUES IN
ITS HAPPY HOME

Some months ago, the Town
Council gave the Commercial club
permission to move into the front
room of the Town hall which had
never brought any income to the
town, but had been occupied free
by the county assessors.
The Club went to 5000 expense
in fixing up the room when taking
possession. The purpose of the
Club is to aid in any proposition
which is for the best interest of
the town and surrounding country
and it is in the club room that all
public enterprises are first taken
up, discussed and pushed forward.
The Club room also furnishes a
place where out-of-town people
can be entertained during their
leisure hours and is supplied with
billiard and pool tables, also card
tables.
Some of the Puritans raised an
objection to these games, and as a
result there was a meeting of the
club Monday night. The Town
board was present and listened 10
the discussion which was along the
line Of ethics. Those who knew
the least about such games were
opposed to them, while those who
have played the games both in the
family and at social gatherings
took the opposite side in the con.
troversy.
1t was decided by the Board to
allow the Club to continue to oc.
cupy the room.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01

To sell you a better article and to give
a better service has always been the aim
and intention OF this concern. This
is the foundation upon which all big
business is built Quality and service
at the right price is the motto of thus in
stitution. We want you to feel that you
cannot fail to get value received for
every dollar which you spend in this
store. Thirty yenrs of successful bust
ness has been our reward for standing
upon this principle. Equality and Ser
vice."
We have what we believe to be the
largest safe in the San LUIS valley. This
weighs over 5000 lbs. and heretofore has
always stood on the first floor, but we de-
cided this week that the same should be
in the office, so turned the job over to
M. W. Davis and F.. e. Howard with the
result that the safe will be safely land
ed before this week ends, in the office on
the balcony. They are lifting this safe
on a straight lift with jack screws, and
handling it very easily.
The girls OF the store force took ad-
vantage of the half holiday Thursday
to have picnic upon lower Rock Creek.
Although we have one more man than
usual in the grocery department, this de-
partment is so busy that it is impossible
to keep the work up without putting in
some overtime. The entire force was on
the job Thursday evening.
Something new in the queensware de-
partment is the champagne and cocktail
glasses. This is an entirely new pattern.
shipment Of Queensware is among
the arrivals in the south room within the
last few days. We carry big line Of
queensware at all times.
The grocery department received car
load of cereals the fore part OF the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01
Fassett's Store News.
BY FAssErrs DEPARTMENT STORE
There forms of competition of barter and hassle and the
competition

The Office department received an en-
velope sealer Wednesday, that moistens
and seals the envelope with one opera
ton. This is very useful and handy
contrivance and will be time saver on
the first OF the month when we send out
statements.
Please remember that we charge in
terest on all accounts as soon as they
are 80 days old; for instance May ac-
counts would begin to draw interest the
first OF September. We have sufllcieut
capital to accommodate you, but our
goods are priced on a cash bas1s, and ~,
cannot afford to carry accounts over 30
days without interest. This is the same
system we have been operating for the
past year.
We we're closed from l2 o'clock noon
Thursday, with the exception Of the dry
goods room which opened from 5 TO g
o'clock, but as practically all the clerks
to the people who came in. AS hersto-
fore, on Memorial day we had expected
to remain closed all afternoon.
In our advertising at the IRIS we are
featuring Black Cat hosiery this week.
This line of hosiery gives the best uni
versal satisfaction OF any line that we
have handled
A number OF the San Acacio people
took advantage OF fact of being here
Thursday to make some good sized pur-
chases. We sold several large bills Of
goods to these people.
One OF our delivery horses has gone
lame on us, with the probable result
that we will have to replace with an
other horse until she RECEIVERS.
Read our advertisement on the back
page OF this paper. This will save you
money.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Memorial Day was well OBJ
served by the G.. A. R ladies and
their many friends and helpers at
the Soldiers Home Thursday. AL
though the dust and wind were
disagreeable the attendance was
large and some were turned away
from the Chapel where the partic-
ipants were compelled to retire on
account of the elements. In the
morning line was formed to the
cemetery and Lincoln's Gettys burg
address was read, after which the
graves of the departed comrades
and heroes were decorated.
Dinner was served by the G. A..
r. ladies in the central room of
the Administrator building. AT
2 p. m. in the Chapel program
was given as follows: Several se-
lections by the Monte Vista band
vocal solo by Miss Mildred Shaw
of Denver accompanied by Miss
Olive Sealy; short address by
Chaplain Findley; songs by Mrs.
Blacks chorus; address by Ex-
Gov. Adams; recitatlons by Misses
Williams and Shelton, and short
talk by DR.. Moore.
The hospital wards were visited
and selections rendered by the
band and chorus which were much
appreciated by the sick soldiers,
Tuesday, while in the jury room
of the district court at Del Norte,
w. G. Sanford was very suddenly
stricken with fainting spell and
was hurried to the st. Joseph's
sanitarium. His condition is re-
ported as greatly improved, and
he is expected to return home in q
few days
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01

With the wind blowing several
knots per hour Thursday, the fire
whistle sounded anything but mus
ioal. A quick response was made
and the fire which broke out on
the Aldrich property north Of the
railroad track was extinguished in
a few moments. The helpless con-
dition that residents out Washing
ton street would find themselves
in, should fire occur in that
locality. is pitiable. just whose
place it is to provide wells or other
water supply for that district is
not clear to us. Fire protection
in this town SINNERS down to little
more than Indifference, and calm
and serene trust in grand good
luck.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01

The first United States marines
were landed on Cuban territory
Thursday when a detachment was
placed at Daiquiri, fifteen miles
south of Santiago, to guard the
plant of the Spanish American
Iron company there. The move
was made after negro rebels had
attacked the company's plant.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01

The San Luis Valley Bar asso-
citation held a meeting at Del Norte
Monday and elected the following
officers. President, Geo. p. Will
son; Vice President, Fred Stanley;
Secretary, Ezra Elliott.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01

The band will give its first open
air concert Tuesday evening in the
new band stand on the school
grounds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01

An innovation in public con-
veniences in Monte Vista is the
sanitary drinking fountain erected
during the week on the Bushinger
corner.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01

New awnings have been put up
this week by the Stow Nero. Co.,
greatly adding to the attractiveness
of the new store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01

Messrs. Foster and Scott went
to Denver Sunday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-06-01

A shipment Of Queensware is among
the arrivals in the south room within the
last few days. We carry big line Of
queensware at all times.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03
g,.xs,..p,srssr @asstts, pirustap, nsa 8. pesensbsr 1912.

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Seimfebr Den. 9aN5en Sarem oeS Wall
faufen fonnte. Ibcr elm &elner be-
bait bas @elo uidt. Or ai6t es I'M
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lid in bas' Seitlanb 81 peranferu. Nni
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03

ionbers burh Die gbionoerung Der
Aiubers polt Den Gingeboreuen. Saa
iecnle ~llniernehmcn foitete feline &c
rin9en8 Ylislagen, bcueu lid idbrlihc
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5eid)nefc Sbee, bcnu idihmtlihe
dnbrfsaldtei9rs s4HfttSler iuilpteit 9ibre
&iuber nnS Die Sttllfe eriDdrba iid) bnlb
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-03

10 GROCER, paB Die bislang iiber ale
&aBen- nadJiihtigen @ltcrn ibre ci9es
ncn ainoer ltraftcn. Sad)c oer
Wiliionare fpar es baiul, Die Sdupt@
lingo inn glttcn Sinnc 81 bedrbeiten.
pa5 aud gelnng.
{, Der gortbeil Der Seniiouate lit allc
uilbeitreitbnr. Inbererieits abcr pers
uriaden iolhe Sduleu 9rcBe Iuss
lagen. Sie Gltern Der meilter
&inber iinb arm. 8ic iiberaa IN
Der 8elt. merben Die 9etailhdnbler
fiir ibrc alciuarbeit ihleht bc3ablt,
ipdbrenb sic Iftiondre Der Sdnbclss
@eIeaid)aft bobe Sipioenbc einiteden,
Gs lit mitbin bas Strebcn Der Riiiios
mare, picle Sreunbc fir Die Sdulcr
81 intereiiieren. llnb bier fam ges
iagt iperbeu, bab jeSe @abe fiir Die
Shule cine ~beionbers ie9ensreiht
@elbunlage lit, ba jcbcs Dem Ginfluf
Der Samilie unb bes Sduptlin9s ents
rtiIcnes Sinh Gin Der Stride eeiid,erteS
Witglieb bebeiitet. Sm Hnmen oei
2iuber bite i'd besbalb INT einen Set'
frag. Die Sinbcr uersefen ibrei
@pbltbater nidt, iunoern erilcber
linen rei6e Sesnunsen BON oben.