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Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-05
PRESIDENT TAFT
HONORS FARMER BOY

While in Washington two weeks
ago. Burley Seagraves Of Biggers,
the boy corn king of Arkansas, re-
ceived special attention at the hands
Of Secretary Wilson and President
Taft, He was presented to the
President as one of the sterling
representatives of the new agricul-
ture in Arkansas.
The Chicago Tribune, one of the
largest western newspapers in the
United States, devoted an entire
column last week to the Seagraves
boy and his manner Of winning the
big prizes. In part the Tribune
says:
"The Randolph county corn show
was held IN Pocahontas Oct. pa
and Burley Seagraves was one of the
400 boys in attendance. His record
showed 1872 bushels Of corn on hi'
Que acre of land. Mr.. Davidson
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-05


WI rates of decrease ranging from
M Der cent in Little River County
.D.2 per cent in Madison County,
Z She absolute decrease from 1874
in Little River County to 3,8OS in
Madison County. The aggregate
increase of population from 1900 to
1910 in the sixty-dve counties that
showed decreases was l9, 377. The
difference, 263,Ss5, Is, OF course,
the total increase Of population in
the State.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-05
VICTIMS OF NEGLECT.
If You Ignore the Warnings
Sent up by Ailing Kidneys

a.Y ,Y,il 9ar y y satfhley ah ,erks OF and Tor lhe
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5iir BITE quite 2ade.
Ter Naufpnos fir oas 0oob sama.
ritaH !Soipital 6etrast crit
$82, 900.

lie 4anipagne, tpelte nnternont-
men tpnroe, Inn fiir ben Gertigbam
bes 9oob Samaritan Soipitals Die
her,otbigten 100000 airisubriugea,
bat iotpeit nidt oas eeipiinifte NefuI-
tet ergebert, belln bon Der Siln1nle
ieblt nod iiber bic Sdlfte. 9ie Qanl-
pagr,e iollte idpn oieier Gage beenhet
Der0en, aber urter oen llnlt1noen
miro oas Sanns,eltperf pobl nod ei.
nige 3eit fortgeiest Deroen miiiien.
Gs lit jeooh besriinbete ausiit)t por-
hannen, COB bas noblbabenbe Gublh
finn bic Notbipenoigfeit zines ioIdysn
eSnititnts ipie bas @ooo sanlarital
Soipltal, in melhem iib sesenlpGrtis
$50 Armenpatienten befiuoen, amer
fennt lmo feline menidenfreunoIid)e
Ihdtigteit 5u itdsefl ipeib. gs iiro
aetern Uieber ruito $4,000 einge-
aanscn, ioSnB Der ssonbs lid, iest auf
$50, ,491.t1 belduft. Sept. OIocr.
oings 1eam fonnte geltern $t29O.6O
einberihtea nno aapt. 0erfampS
Iedifr $28O6. 9as sSrauenteam beS
JrIs. Mpan bate 3eihnungen ii5er
1854 ollfslnpeiIen.
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Maf Sent @e8e anr Mrbeit


Der 40 Sabre alte Gbriir ssrit,
bon yso. 1910 9inn StrdBe, muros
.triib gitern Worsen ON Der Queen
Gitp Mpenue giienbabn- areusung
bon eittem 3uge Der Big Sour
Gllenbabn iiberfabren iino auT Der
Stelle getootet. Die 2eihe puroe
nod Der Moraue gebraf,t unb
Der Coroner uuroe berlahrihtigt. Ger
ltnfaa ereignete lid an Der ioaenant>
ten .Deno Wan's" Rrel,auug. sSris,
ipelher aIs Sausfneht bel Der 9un-
tenbeimer SO. angeirellt mar, befouo
iib auf Dem @ege nod feiner Or.
bsitsitelle. Ter 8obnip1rter 5erlrp
abrens, Don go. 1014 Welt 6. Ape.,
bebanptet, baB Die Siberbeitsbarrie,
rem geihioiIen iporen, aIs Der llniaG
ltattfano. Nah ieiner gngabe frod,
Jris IN leiner Gle unter Der aeihloI.
ienen 8arriere ourf nno beriud,te
,inmIttelbur Dor Dem observation-disclosures
3nge Die 8eliie 5u freusen. Der so.
roner rpira eine eingebenbe llnteriu.
dung nnitellen.
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s entid3es 1beater.
Weibnahtsbpritellnnge fnr alein
nnb 0roh.

Gireftor sttnio bat audi Eeuer
lpieoer eine Weibnnftsporiteauna
fir Die aleinen uno natiirlit) aud, fiir
bic 9roBen arrangirt, uuo 5par Iin-
bet oieielbe Son1tas, ben %. De.
5ernber, Jeahnlittags 2:15 llbr I'M
enerp anoitpriim ltatt. 9us prat.
tige Weibnadsipiel: o0ie Simnels-
tbdir miro offen Iteben", miro snr
sluffiibritng fonmen. @eraoe bel lol-
den 8pritelimnsen bietet iif Die beIte
0elegenbeit, ihon oerr aeinen ainoer-
her5ell Der Sung-slmerifmer oie
Sabe fiir aaes Cute uno Cole ituo
Dor allem fir oeutide ssoeale elm
5rimpfen. Gieies Stiif lit 10 re6t
oaou ansetban, iid ielbIt tpieoer
trdnmeno in feline ainoer3eit suriif-
ouoenfen; oa talltn in Der ssluht ser
erinnermg alld pobl Elm Asei6,
nat)tsfeit auf, baS erIte, oas NON fern
bon Der Seimatb,. fern pom gltern-
bans gelelert. Wtan miro NIT ben
aleinen pieoer jung u,to man miro
Dom yteuem angeipornt, alles Darau
5n lesen, um oie SproBlinae Ger
1elen Seimath oem @eiIte oes a,lten
dlfen Vaterlanoes al erbalten. Sol
fentlih miro an bem Scnntaa in sem
Mnbitoriun fem Sis frei iein, sunnal
Die preiie 75c bis t5e ia 10 niebriae
itno. etntrittsfarten limb an oen be-
frnftten 8orperfuufsiteaen, Sass
apotbefe, 8ine unb 2ibertp, 1beu.
balo's gllhbanolung, 8 @eit -.
Strabe, 5ll baben.
0ir nodfen bier audi r1ohmnls
auf ole auifitbrung oes Stiides bon
Or. @tlliant Start, peIder lauge
Sabre bier on Der WcDtiuan Strabe
pohnte, ai,ia,erfIom MAIDEN. 1as
prGhtige Sultipiel: Die Seirotbs-
annonce" miro obne 3rueifel allh.
bier Gefallen 1inoen lrlo alrfte Der
Verfaiier Ses1elben, pelter fei5St on.
tpefeno iein miro, alf cine grobe
Spottou aefaBt lein.
5ilr ole Observation-Disclosures
peroen nod eilige anaben m,o sRaS-
ben gerpiinift, Deutid iprefelloe
Deroeu natlrEi6 porse5ogen uno iol-
len lid oieielbeu am Sanritag Hod,
ntittag um 3 llbr IN Der Diuiicol Or
DANCE, 1907 8ine StraBe, udbrel,o
Der probe meIoert.
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= Sn Der 4potbete. bes >. 6,
Murpbp, an papiliou unD ct. 9rs.
sOrp StraBe, Wt. Iooms, tpurpe se=
tern BON benz 8oteuiungen Ben.
Springer, II Sabre alt. sine aonne
nit 9afolin fallen sslafen. 9as
9afpIin eHtaiinoete iid on benz bren=
nenoen Sfen unb eiue GrpIoiion err
folete. Serr Murpbp unp Dr. :. 6.
mh4ibben, tpsIte iih binter Dem
Gs5eptirtiih befanben. fonnten iih
uur nit senauer Notb burh cine Sci
tentbiire in Siherbeit brinaen. Sin
Stillalarm brahte bic sseuertpsbr CUR
Steae, uno Der 8ranp puros aelofdt
nahoem elm Shoben bon 500 anae=
rihtst iporoen mar.
Sn Der 6emifhen ssabrit bes s.
H. Goitsao. go. 600 Deit 3. Strabe,
tam seitern, ebenfaas in Ssolae BON
selbitsntauneuus, Elm 5susr gum
Musbrua, bel beFen 20idans bier
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seIdpDrsnen iiberpisisn. Sanbmun
bate am abeno oes 25. Sttobers
Wm, Jorn, peIder i'm in tart be-
truntenem 3uitanoe binter bem
Sdunttiih ungegriffen butts, nit eli
mem Eniippel nieoersei9lagen unn 10
ihper perleBt, OaB Der Mann apsi
Gage lpdter itarb. Die 3eugenous>
fasen ergaben, oab er in SelbItoerz
theioisuH9 eehanoelt bate. Sunbmun
puroe AUDI 9sgen eigsne 8iirgfhaft
auf freien 5ub geiest,
Warplanp SpHes. Elm 35 Sabre all
ter Reeer, tpuree pegsn 9iebitabIs 5u
elmer Strafs bon 30 5assn 9lrbeits=
buus, $50 uno Soften perurtbeilt.
Die 5due eesen mebrsre pss Ser
tuufs ssiunoAeitsfddeliGer MiId am
setlastsr Mil6Mnbl,r pureen auf
antraa bes @eiunbbsitsamts psrtast.
2ouis ghipman puros iduloig BE-
funoeI Elm notorif ifher .9ambler" gu
isiR uno nit elmer @elbitrafs bon $50
nebit ben Soften belegt. Der 9lngsz
tLaste sab i'm 2aufe Der 8sr9anoIung
au, in Hepport. ap., Elm SptellotaI
3u betreiben.
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Gterb blid5fe beridbt.

6tntb u. 9idsr, 50, s57 Oliper
Ctr, 4erafeblsr.
Sopbio Builder, "a. 1925 poplar
Str, Nierenleiben.
Gather. ehiitie. u, 1893 pire
Ctr. Maaenleiben.
Barb. Strunt. "a. 928 ssiImore
Ctr. 9lutarmutb.
op. 8rbiOn, Is. SOP on pearl
Ctr. aDpbus.
angela Gianeiola, SO, 608 gmit6
2ungenent3iinpung.
Sobn MfDraH. 20, 1121 Wutnut
Str. lungenent5iinbuns.
Rdrp Murpbp. 81. 1888 2.mper
Zane. 2unsenentaiinbung.
Graneisca HasIin, S5, litt!. si=
iiets Of tbs Door. Nisrenleiben.
Sns. gaiep, 62. 1921 Rtnnep 9lpe..
iotr3letbsn.
pbilomena Meber, 68, 1850 Milber
Apf., GhIaeflub.
Greb. Jreers. II, 5612 gsenn Mpe.,
S@loafluB.
Qouis Raumessr. 43. 8 Calhoun.
@tE, SHninbluht.
Rdrit pottsnortb. 68. 3O4 Weii
WcWaidtn aps.. Jnaleit in S1tpebe.
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Die sonntag 1iadmitlags= =KOn5srts,
Sic fiaoeu iuieoer in Der Wniifbaae
itatt uno nebmem am 12. Sanuar
ibren Anians.

Der 8erpaltungsratb Der gincinz
natl Sr6eitra 4hociation belt asitern
etne Stgung ab, in Der bic 4rronuez
ments fir Die popul1ren Scnntaez
Na1mittogs aon3erte eemaGt Dur=
ben. 0Rielben finben tpieoer in Der
Utuiifbdae itatt, benn pas gmerp
AUDITORIUM erroies lid peraaneenes
Sabr bel tpeitem gu flein. 9pit BEN
aonaerten tpiro am II. sSanuar be-
sonnen uno 5par finben lie ieben an
bern Sonntag itatt. 5aiiontartsn
fir feds 8on5erte iplen sum grsiis
Don $3.50 uno $1,25 pertauft tper=
ben. ginitDeilen iine nur Bartlett
unb galton als 3uborerraum in
4us1idt eenommsn. Sollte ietot Der
Inordns 10 sroB Isin. baB bic Sips
nlht ausreiden, bann perben aud
Sauerietidets pertauft. 0rei eSnitruz
mental uno orei 9efanosioliiten
ipsroen in ben feds aon3ertsn NIT
pirten. Die SnitrumentuIioliitsn
iperben aus ben Reiben oes Srheiters
genommen un0 ais @eIanesIoliIten
perosn einitpeilen 5srr 0oualas
yoipsu unb Jrau Merner 0eit ae=
nannt. Or. aunnalb oirieirt bic
aonaerte unp bic programme peroeu
NIT oem 9inblid ausseipdblt, BEN mu=
lltalilfen 9e'Gmad uno pas muIitaz
lii9s gsritdnoniB bsim sroBen pubIi=
tum al ldutern uno au biloen.
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NuS sem $oli5eiserid,t.

0as 0otet Der seItriasa pplissias.
rthtsiiguns mics apei Moroantlaosn
auf.
Ods gbepaar 5reo. unb emma
8ipp, fpuroe unter Der MntIaae oes
Wsorpes Den 8roBselbppreneu ubers
pteisn, nno 5lpar untsr je $4,000
gursidaft. Die Nnestlasten, fpslae
bsftuloist fperoen, Dor .einieen $40
den ibr II 5ase altes 9abp IN ben
Sbio setporfen 5u babsn, plaioirten
nidti6ulois. Die Gin3elkiten pes
Sales iinb tpieberboIt ausfiibrlih Be-
ri6tet porben.
Ilbert Sandman, ShanttelIner eiz
ner Wirt9itaft an Der gde Der Gem
traI nno z. 4penue. purbe ebenfuas
ipssen ansebIiHea Moroes oen Grobs
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Gbe- -GrlanbMi6iaeixe.

iMapmono @eisman 19, t6 Mire
I Stnno.
lGniBa Wiuer, 81, 16 Wsile stano.
Mm. M. gbaainor, 90, hamilton
! Ohio.
lNilbelmine sdeps, q, Dat, Sealtbu
(Gkiier steparp Gaton 25, eopins-
ton, ap.
l&utb Grotbers. 81. 2SO3 Gilbert
|Rapmon6 Corp ir.. "a, gano, 6.
lNntbrpn sduifer. "a. Gartbaae, ..
llllpiies g. gafer, %, 4o4 gsorgal
| straBe.
lGaa Mae smitb. 20. 6 GiIiOn gIace
(gbas. sreo, 9urfbort, Al, Mortins.
bile, Snb.
l@eiiie 8. Dan 1uien, az, 1924 Ban.
miller Gtrabe.
lSoi. Wn. Grimes, "a, III sSsobu.
.Moa Gbpdros> ~, 502 90. 8. Mpe.
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SoStlidler Stnrs.

Ter 65 Sabre alte @eora y. Goof,
nom 90. 531 Glart StroBe, iiel qe-
tern 9eafNnittog cine 5reppe hinun.
ter ullo mar, aIs man i'm oufbob,
tcot. Gr sutrhe III ctltem 8atrolmaaelt
na6 Gem ItaotiIden Soipital gebrott.
no 1ein Soo feitgeiteut p,troe. Der
Coroner puroe benahridtigt uno er.
mtttelte, oaB Goot Dor einigen aeo.
naten etnen StIaaanfau erIitten
hdtte
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'3oelfe Selt odsielte unter bic gsndnns
ten Grben pertbeilt perben fpli.
N d LAB Sa6en.
4lice W. 6ouis 1T 5eitamentspoa=
ltrederin bon Wiarearet .. 9ouis;
9runbeigentbum $4,000.
Sobn S. Gtaison III Na6labOerz
matter BON Gli3abet WilDsr; psrf fonaz
lien $163.
Sofepbins &leins lit 3sltamsnispolla
itrederin BON @btparo s. aleine; pers
fonalisH $4,000, 9runOeigenthlm
$4,000.
2ouis 6. Bants lit gea9laBperpalz
ter BON Mrbella 8ants; Perfonalien
$11OO.
Gbas. 8ertram lit 5eitamsntspollz
ltreder bon Bertha 8srtram; Yerfoua
lien $17OO.
9orotbn Mlbermann lit Nahlabperz
nalterin BON 6arrp albermann; Ser
lonalien $500.
Der psrionli6s Na6lab Der Mar>
garst u. Straber betrGgt $2946; berz
jenige bes Sn. Shparb ir. $4278. %;
berjenige Der Roia 9irt $1253.O3; oer-
jeni9s bes Gbeneaer 6inman, $500.
9eridieoenes.
Die Qttipa Der Sophie 0aamann
bon Silperton, tpelhe Dor Rur5em etn
IfItsnment madts, iino auf $685. .05
obgsihdBt tporbsn.
Die 6ermania SO. 2 8. unb 8. 60.
tlaete eine 5oroerung Iber $250O gez
gen Sarriet 8. Wrigbt Elm.
SoIeph 6. Jbonrs bat eine Mist6sz
forosrung iiber $4,000 sessn GbtpurO
6art einsetlaet. Ter aegtsre pahtete
BON benz aldser oa5 2pceum Ebsotsr
in Der Central 9lDenue, foa jeoo9 ben
Fontratt 9ebrodsn baben.
Die sSiremens e Mehdnics Sn5uz
rance So. bat cine syoroerung iiber
$111714 9egen ibren friiberen Ngeus
ten Waltsr 6. Jarrar eineetIagt. sic
fiibrt an, pab berisIbe prGmtsn gu bic
fem 8struge tolsttirt, aber niht per-
rshnet BADEN foa.
s. Stanforb See. Elm .3sugs in b.m
8ranoitiftunssspro5eB gegen 5bos.
Garter, erf6ien geitern 8ormittag unD
gtahmittdg um eine babe Stunpe gu
fpdt gu r8ertanoluns unb puros oesz
bolb bon Ridter grompsa gu SO unb
Soften perurt6etlt.
4uf 9runp bon Ii6toeriorounq
purbe SalIis @ifforb ppn Spbn 8.
9ifforb, ben lie i'm Sabre 1882 gebsiz
rathet bate, ge'bieoen.
Warp Murrap, bic Ii4 am II. Qpril
1902 NIT Waanln Wlurrap per6eird-
tbete. tpelher Gbs 5pei 9inbsr entz
iprofen iinb. bat uuf Gruno bon
9runtfutt. NidtDeriorguno uno neil
.r iie am Z. b. 80. i'm Stih gelaFen
bat. eins S6siounsstlags anosftr.ngt.
Der erite IfItitent bes Staatsonz
fpaltss. 9err SO. @. prather, pirb
am 1. Sanuor 1912 pieosr feline 9ris
batprarts aufnehmsn uno an ietne
Steus pirb Der bisherios annette 9t1i=
ftsnt, Ssrr Sohn 9. Campbell. Dor
riiden.
gsssr Gam. aspsnfon, Der i'm
Sabre 1905 bon g. Sennsnbuum e
60, WObel i'm Mertbs BON S516 az
fault. bis ieBt aber nod niht be3ablt
bat. tpuroe aeitern unter benz .infoIz
Dsnteu Sauloner=9sisB" Elm 6aftbs=
febl erlafen
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DIR. c. 4. STOUT

umge6psen nanj
No. 119 @eit Siebente Iueuie.
:, Spe3lalsSebanolnng bon Magen, Qeber Ser.
lfogfitnp auo 8alleniteiue4rantbeteu tqcius
SperatIoH.) Gleftrifde @ebaHoIune fir 5roa
nifte aranfbeiten
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5euertpe1rleute, Rumens Better Sisz
fert, Sacob Sbetg, Dm. Bogs uno
Gborles Rooe Ieidte 9erIeBun9en oa=
ppntrugen. Der Granddaughter belduft
iib auF $3.50.
Gin alter Shuppeu an 9iobsG
unb Dartmouth Qpeuue gerietb oeitern
Wtprgen in 9ranb unb tpuroe DOT 4ns
tunft Der auf einen StiQalarm herbefs
9estItsn 5euerpe9r aerit0rt. Der
S6uppen pflegte bon S6ultnaben
aIs ualut4aus" benubt su iperoen.
3 8 rip . martet barauf, ms
bel id)lehtem @etter au5ugreiien. Or.
Augult sfonig'S 5anlburger 9rulttbea
hauFla lmo beiB genonlnren, martst
oarauf Die Grippe in leiner ihliulln-
item 6orm an5u9reiFen I'M 8u fraftt.
gen lno turiren.
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@eritspfnng fprrisirt.

lie idnellite unh hesmanentei;s
;ascile, 8eritepfuad 9iIiofiiat, 0ea-
eeil., Seber- une llntecIeihs.Seioen
1u bebehen, it, 9Iadhuru's Gasca.
Nono!'Eillen 3u nebnetI- bellcr ala
NhiSInlSSL gbiiibrmittel, Sonic uno
gllltreinigun9stHittel. 1Qe uno 25c.
.apotbefea.
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Cine laiie beibes Waiier 5lI elmer
Sc S4ahtel 9iippep's Welee. 3udcr
IHoGt Elm Oeli5ioies 9eliert fit 4 Biz.
6 perfoHtH. Sn bier Mfomas au boz
ben-Grobeeren Oraueeu. 3itronen
uno 9bocoIabe.
tnet Guren Groeer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-20
OHIO DELEGATES
WANT NO BOLT
VIII Not Follow Roosevelt Out Of the
Hall Under Any Cir
cumstances.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, June 20.-Ohio's Roosc-
welt delegates are ready to go over to
Governor Hadley. They say they will
not follow Colonel Roosevelt into his
expected bolt break with the regular
convention unless IT seems certain
that Taft's convention organization re
mains mistaken.
we will not stand for President
Taft said King G. Thompson, of Co
lumbus, but we are not so bound up
in Colonel Roosevelt's candidacy that
our vote will not go to another good
progressive if he can be nominated.
We do not want to bolt the regular
convention, however. il we can help 1t
Should there be a break with the
conservative delegates, we will take
the position in Ohio that our nominee
is the regular republican candidate for
president and there is no likelihood
that there will be any split In the
Ohio state convention"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
"The Vision Beautifully


The desire to let everyone in Keo-
kulS knew of the presenting of Mar.
tin Chuzzlewit, at the Grand tomor-
row THE Vision Beautiful was al
lowed to come unheraled This photo
drama is adapted from Longfellow's
poem, "The Legend Beautiful" The
vision, as you all know, was 1.-THE
Master" and after seeing him, the
young monk fully realized his sacred
calling and no longer found his duties
irksome. A better picture could not
be on the same bill than Fire and
Straw which deals with the mission
work in the large cities. It's pro-
gram beyond criticism and should
bring out full house at every per-
Torrance today.
In anticipation of big crowds to-
morrow to witness the production OF
Martin Chuzzlewit," the management
would suggest that all those who can,
should come to the afternoon per-
Torrance, either at 2:30 Or $3.50. Every
effort will be made to accommodate
those wishing to attend in the even
ing and if it becomes necessary an
extra performance will be given after
the last one advertised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-20
Parker TO be Chairman.


UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BALTIMORE, June 2o.-On the
first ballot Parker had seven votes and
Ollie James of Kentucky, his nearest
competitor, had six votes. On the
second ballot, the chairman of the
committee voted with the Parker
forces. electing him.
The second vote was:
Parker s; Henry of Texas. 8; Kern
of Indiana, l. James of Kentucky, g.;
O'Gorman of New York, 1.
Parker was bitterly opposed by Will
liam J. Bryan but had the support of
Leader Murphy of Tammany hall, The
plans to prevent Bryan from capturing
the convention are now well under
way according to the Murphy follow
ers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-20
CITY NEWS.

lin the district court today. the
suit of c. SsDruse and w. p. Wayland,
against M. l. and Clara Hoffman, was
started. A COW figures in the differ.
ences of the parties concerned in the
suit.
Bob" Butler resigned from the
rock crackers club at. the police head
quarters this afternoon. Bob, who
Is an old darkey, has wooden leg,
and when he fills up on fire water he
can make the night hideous with his
noise. He was rounded up early last
Sunday morning after keeping people
awake in the neighborhood of Twelfth
and Fulton.
II. J. Smith, well known charac-
ter around the city, left this morning
in charge Of Night Captain Fuqua for
the Hospital for Inebriates at Knox.
Vile, whore he was sent on his own
application.
The young buffalo, born at Rand
Park, the early part of the week died
this morning The youngster had
never been strong and it is thought
that there was not enough exercise In
the enclosure for it.
20. A. Talbot has returned from a
trip to Chicago where he attended the
republican national convention. He
reports intense interest.
The Gate City bulletin service OF
the republican national convention is
the finest piece of newspaper enter
prise ever attempted in Keokuk
Why" said gentleman who read the
convention news at The Gate City yes
terday, this is more and quicker
news than you get in the convention
hall / have been a delegate and al
ways had to read the newspapers to
find out the actual happenings. This
report of The Gate City is AL"
One of the most modern equipped
engines made went south yesterday
over the K line. 1t is one with the
latest equipment, and practically all
the engineer has to do is to regulate
the speed. The work Of the fireman,
however, has not diminished.
"A patron Of The Gate City who
lost a watch on a recent excursion
after trying other publicity action to
recover the property used the columns
OF this paper. One hour after The
Gate City was issued the watch had
been returned to the owner. 1t may
not be generally known in this city
but The Gate City goes into practical
~ all of the homes in Keokuk and the
city circulation exceeds by several
hundred copies that of any other Keo-
kuk paper
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-20
BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL. CONVENTION
North Missouri District, colorode, Con-
vened In keokuk This
Morning.

The North Missouri colored Sunday
school convention, convened in Keo-
kuk this morning, in Pilgrims Rest
church. Rev. J. L. Jones, of Moberly,
Missouri, is the president, and Miss
Corinna Allen, OF Shelbina, Mo-, is the
secretary, of the organization. Mayor
Elder will deliver the address of well
come this evening at $40 O'Clock.
The Ministerial and Deacons Union
met in the Pilgrims Rest church We'd
nesday. The object of the union is to
promote the knowledge of the Bible
and the high calling of the gospel
ministers in their relation to each
other and to the church OF Christ.
The old officers of the union were.
Rev. J. s. Henry, president: Rev. G.
G. Sanders, vice president; Rev. j. L.
Jones, secretary, and Rev. D. l.. How
ard, treasurer
The members enrolled are: Rev. ].
s.. Henry, Trenton, Mo-; Rev, ]. T..
Jones, Moberly, Mo. Rev. D. L. How.
ard and Arthur Bell, Revere. Mo-; Rev.
Saint Mark Jones. Jacksonville, Ms,
Rev J. H, Helm, Keokuk. and Rev.
William Daniels and James Johnson,
Hannibal. Mo.
The officers elected at the Wednes-
day meeting were: Rev J. l.. Henry.
president; Arthur Bell, vice presi-
dent; Rev. ]. T.. Jones, secretary:
Rev William Daniels. assistant secre-
tary; Rev. Saint Mark Jones, treas
nrer. The annual sermon was deliv-
cred by Rev. Henry, after which an
adjournment was taken until next
year. 1t has not been decided where
the next convention will be held.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-20
CREDENTIALS BODY
is AT WORK
Several Roosevelt Men Not Present
When the Committee
Began Work.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, June 20-To permit the
credentials committee to COMPLETE it's
hearings on contested delegates and
formulate a report to the convention,
the Taft forces decided this morning
to have the convention meet at noon
and recess over until 4 O'clock. This
was the plan announced by Former
Representative James e. Watson, Of
Indiana, the Taft parliamentary chief.
The committee had no sooner met
than the Roosevelt minority started
a bitter parliamentary squabble over
the order in which the cases should
be considered. The majority held out
FOR alphabetical consideration; the
Rooseveltites demanded start with
Texas. Chairman Devine ruled for
the alphabetical order, and the ninth
Alabama case was called up.
1t was noted that Committeeman
Heney, California;; Harris, Kansas;
Darlington, Maryland Cowles, North
Carolina; Morton, Oklahoma; Way;
South Dakota and Cady. Wisconsin,
all Roosevelt supporters--were not
IN attendance at the meeting.
r. r. Mccormick, Illinois represen-
tative, obtained proxy. on his show
ing that his voice had failed. Massa-
rchusetts, still being deadlocked over
their choice for the committee. was
unrepresentd.
The minority's first move was made
through Committeeman Halbert of
Minnesota for recess, in order that
the Rooseveltites might further CON
fer. The motion was voted down, and
in the squabble that ensued, Chairman
Devine ordered Halbert to sit down.
The Minnesotan kept his feet, but
finally sat down when Devine direct
ed the sergeant-at-arms to enforce his
order.
Consideration Of the ninth Alabama
contest was then begun, over vigorous
protests of the Roosevelt supporters.
They objected to Committeeman
Burch of Alabama sitting In judgment
in that particular case, and Burch
finally declared that he would not vote
on the question
Judge Hundley of Alabama, who
appeared before the national commit
tee in the same case, argued in be-
half Of the Roosevelt forces In behalf
of the regularity of the contesting
delegation.