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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
IN. MiIlsElss~orsh Case.

Eli mention first our uezosEz tons
Hfsh the MEsfs- ETIsEorh CON Eany and
the Water P0Esr comrzny. Ehfch re
Suited IN our retaining an important
fadus-ry- This conpsnF's facsorr III
BE ovsrfIowed when the power plant
IS IL operation and It Is matter OF
common knowledge that shev were
unable to come to saT agreement with
the Wa-er Power company either as
10 ieemnitT Or relocation. and ii VAS
only through the .adefatEgabIe efforts
o. our president that differences be
tween The tEo Companies were aG-
1rsted and the industry relocated IL
KeokuE- These efforts EnYolTed the
making Of volunltnors contracts be
tween the Industrial Association and
he IiiIs-EIIswoTth company and be.
tween the Industrial Association ard
the Water Power company. grea,
many conferences with tfle oncEsls
Of both companies. the securing 8,
options on several locations before !
satisfactory one could BE found. The
preparation OF building plans sufsa BE
to the location which was ffnallr ac.
copied negotiations wfsh the railroad
company for sidetracks and with the
g council for permits to lar them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21

The cluD women u san graneiaeo
are giving Jadg. Charles b. Weller
hot r1in for his fo5. The 3adga re-
dlced the bsH bond ~ III Immoral
wretch from sg.658 10 81, 90G, vaere.
rrsoa the 7 jumped the toxin. while
attempting 70 defend hIg coarss al a
mats meeting Of indignant wornen tsS
3ptige var hissed from the platform
Recall petitions ~ ION reae ~ ~
the Judges scalp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
Mr.. Boards Committee.

Our committee on streets and al
leya under the Craftsmanship Of Mr.
T. r Board will have its hands fun
during the coming year. They plan
10 make study OF methods Of street
construction. stree. cleaning. sidewalk
encroachments. street traffic regula-
tons, and kindred subjects. They
hare made Substantial start in gath
ering information aIsng several lines.
Tney have cofIec ed a great deal OF
Information in regard to the cost and
desfrahiiEty OF oiling Tnaeadauized
streets. and vii hare some definite
recommendations to make in that re-
gard and definite plan for carving
them ous. In tnis connection let me
quote from an article By DR.. Howard
Anders which appeared In the journal
81 tae American Medical Association
on Tie Dnst Menace and Municipal
Diseazssl,' Dr Anders says -One or
the greatest Gauges OF sickness and
death Is undoubtedly the Widespread
Drsvaience u lrrifa. ing as veIl as In
sectirg dust Contamination Of our city
atmosphere This dust menace and
nutsance ID DreventabIe not only in
the streets. bnt likewise IN our hy-
Ing snd xorking riaces. Municipal
dsiss represents the accommodations OF
various kinds, animal and vegetable.
such as dried Hp1tum. dead insects,
scattered garbzge and houge sweep-
ings. in short mainly an organic com
hsnastcn which IN warm. vet weather
IL gsesning with rottenness. and in.
dry weather 70 blown mo our homes.
noses and clothing BY gusty winds, O.
s11ksd MP sn Eoxsons gtiGsng cloudg
By nOto~ and trolley cars This
seems 10 defcrioe fairly vel the ksld
o. assk re have on many o. our ma
eaeaHsfzed streets all 81 which gbou.o
&c laid 70 The spriHg or early simmer
cert 70 the property owner, trif-
ling az compared nth the benefits
obtained
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
Work Of Various Committees.

The association also has Ten stand
ing committees. fire Of which are
st1dyizg important problems OF cEvTI
Teifare- These cor nittees are study-
ing the conditions EhEeh exist IN the
citg today and arg :uforraing them-
sesyes az 10 VIA. is Deing done else
where, and hope 10 be able 10 offer
valuable Suggestions and 10 assist
the contributed authorities In bring
ing about come Improvements.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21

Prof. HarTT Thrrgson Peek 81 sea
Eork ms ge1s INTO ToI1a ary 5aa5-
rrgscy. Tith saset aat zero and ltsbsle
fte5 aTsT Up. The latter consists 8,
The claims o. gsttser oninn .or go.
CO.. for brescn - p-orlse q rasr.
rage aad s19assS0 Geraazes sor ffbei
ITO bills IA enough 70 Pr tse ayer
a1e proses9cr 81 re Cover4y elsa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
lnser-cEty g-Eaae CO.

TFe IH-ercIty Fridge eompany. %
Easca MI Joy as r-ezidsE-. has caused
20 be introduced IN congress = bill
szthorszsEsg the construction 81 rail
var bridge across the lffgsTssfg1i
river and 10 rake use Of TIE dam Is
. part thereof pr. JOY, Is president
OF the Industrial Association. has
gives Eazea TING and attention 10 the
organization Of this company and IS
Ens endasTcrug 10 get the blil
through coagTesa 81 this session
Tasse are the most IN pcrtant OK The
miscellaneous activities Of the asso-
citation during the past rear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21

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az-sr=arssz zae governors % tas tares
zazzss s. me gSOsss and saruzza
1sE--z s.s Eesszsssz--sEas- e sns TzE
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we ArTs seen Instrumental sfssss-
u AID Indirectly u rzfsszg sssss $50
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sErs- no1erz u eyGg respect a.
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BE- c.s CT 1ss fFnsss aossEs II tEs
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tie vel Ez0Tz hoees Mznzgs- WIG
asztEE ard ogsrz I'd M La sale hnzss.
Ezs rzEs- szs8E@F o. sss stock ard
VIII zlzasgs The Hotel Iowa E5er .
Is competed 800 500 u the sso-G
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esza5zzF. s1ss By sEs czizsas a
E@oka zns . bond Eszae 81 s1ss5 gf
has sssz EsEzEa5 C1ss55s sE.4 city
6EEls ws are al rgz5y 10 admit taz-
Iris Ezgr1tfEe@aE hotel would never
aaTs 5%sn here we're e BOB for tie
En-erez taken 4 Il BY Nr- Cooper
zrd sizz1 the Ertsz Itself VIII 5s :
rs<gzssas-szt % hi capacity far doEEs
EsfEgs. lay re aos TIE ssEs cre1s.
Tor HE hearty res2cze O. CIR Gil
zaas 70 his cali for Subscriptions u
sss-fsa4 81 the csFstzs stock saz I'll.
TIE un1o1bsed zscg that Mr. Cooper
world Eos hare iaseres1e5 himself il
TIE matter we-e IL 1oS sor the exist
eEes Of the RecElE ErasHszrlal Asso
tSarton and bis Confidence II Is
sEciancys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21

TLe kaiser sook tsia yaar his ~
rFsl ecarfst-ss wsls In tae nasxabpr-
hasoa q the EsDs soscs yarE. Ee-fsa.
sFd hsgifg handed Z g1fs 81 ssaorer 10
eTerT gers<ss r. met on Esa Esy. -
tarres ~ me palace when be nad
eFspstsd ass parse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21

VIA the retirement on JznrarY 1
Herman Erg3e, sevetsrT 81 Reed
lodge 81 Masons Of Evansville. III.
fasre vss esosei 2 perfot u coatfnrs-
oss servscs Oh his ps-t extending
'taek 70 1871 Pr holding yarsous N
fsees e ffe same tire he has seve d
IA icdge yesrs, WITCH ID thought 10
be 2 recort.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21

Poo NcczsasaaE. sae big sog ho-s
q saa ozar11ssr called tie fHggres s0r
~ zrscseas square dancsa 1aIea DE-
oFssad ms Inaugural bsfI Of 5fsasoa-f.a
goverzo-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
The Collins Company Case.

Let US take the case Of the coIIsrs
Company OF Dubuque, manufacturers
of wire goods specialties. we sem.
Ia committee to Dubuque 10 tn.ervser
these gentlemen and thev hrourbt
back very favorable report Al ,ba,
time the company was emnlnv;ne
about siIty-ave men Their business
had grown very rapidly and thev had
outsrown their plant and had no room,
70 expand and had to take Immediate
steps TO secure a new location 4 fe,p
DAYS after our committees returned
rom Dubuque, Mr. Collins and his
Partners came to KeoGuk TO look NJ
over They were very much pyea.cd
with the city and It's prospects and n
ADDITION TO this they were evider.,v
go we'll pleased with the characts- !,
cur population and so thoroughly wei,
satisfied with our location from ros.
tdence standpoint tina, we entertaip..d
nigh hopes OF working out some Mar
thereby we could get them 10 NOVA ~
keokuK- They had to have az least
TWO and half acres and wanted 10 be
so located that they would have every
modern facility for conducting their
FaIid,y growing business we ka,.
item here for two days and did ayery.
lhiiig IN Our power 70 satisfy them
BEFORE we got through we showed
them all the possible locations ne
maze and did everything Ia our power
70 convince them that certain loca-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21

not provide reasonable facilities for
the handling Of freight shipments In
less than carload lots, or which is not
located on side track. or which does
not provide fire protection: nor any
location without gas. water and sewer
connections. He may also want cheao
power and equitable freight rates. or
moving expenses and a building al
ready erected, hut the one essential
thing is factory site where he can do
business There may be mortgages
where there is no land in Kansas, d..e
20 cTclonic disturbances, but we can
not expect to have factories without
factory sites in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
81. so.Ilnaawerta,s cammlt...

Chairman Holllngsworfh or me
committee On legislation II already
Dffsy. although me other members Of
hsa committee have no. jet bee7 an
psfatea Mr- Holllngs~orsh-s exaaHg-
stsF opsHton &c 70 taic iegaI powers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
Annual Report Of Manager John De Witt
tied the Meeting Of Stockholders Of the Keokuk Industrial
SOC attn, He'd Last Evening the Court House

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a-- sszsssgazg tro1 vazr h hzz Gsaus
! s1r other erEnazz5-a=s ws szsvs rizst
lie VIII hare suggestions aE5 rscczz
asrSaE5o1z to -s1s THAI WIZ &c
worth -SarE zzs-s Eaaaz- saay are euss-
rig
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Az Esassazs cr-uF-1as Is EorEFzgs
aE1s- slaEcs sEes9s On gr0aEszzs n
tsesEas EEe p1sEfc hezgth Gaa q his
ss-zEa-ss--ras.ssss Is se96Efng the wzsr
sazT- sHs0 The pars EsEs 1ru5EsE
Il al IL rxEi<zaz0-s AHntAs- i
ESsEEI1g es-eaS<E for The g-gFsz-
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--azssrEzas- fEez11szg vsrsozs nassskszz
Ct 6ksEcssnz & garage Al Of Is
wz0 AzTs 1ee1 p-t 70 the Necessity o.
EhEaiz1sgzs 3 tsrs II the tErIses Il MD
s41arzsr TO burn gzraaSs. az Z mvs
lszea VII rssa iris comEs-tes Coo
sss
Dr. Devices. Ccrrfssee-
u. Ee#aes cozHst.ee On sczo.oEs
zz6 s-zestson nzs b@sz eas6ss5 10
cOaa PIG varD1gE tas kindly assistance
Of rhe ssseas-s aud pupils II an the
gubz5e and pzrcc5EzI schools d. the
ei-y. Important data. hitherto NAVAL
zEse. = regard 80 Ire physical cssn6s-
lion 6 she sch0css IN relation 10 the
number Of pupils accommodated by
ezra. sreh as tke Dimensions o. sEE
r0cns. the number and dimensions
81 I'll windows and doors, floor area
% cash room eRbic cspacisy, enroll
IeEt, svs-age attendance IN each
rCona, and air spzee zr yupl Thar
are asso Eow obtaining measurements
Of Fairgrounds 50 thsy may kroE
bow l1anF square feet are allowed for
fsca sliIG This committee has nos
yee besn able 10 Mses vfth he school
board. but We have been informed IN
oEcEssIy that tns board viii be vsrT
glad 10 have rs cooperate with htra
n EeeEtng 10 Improve the conds- Eca
O. The public schools The committee
is trying to inform ftseEf Is to what
might 5e done 10 improve the venti-
4 lon and heating plaEts Of some Of
the schools II Is making investEza-
taons as 70 the results secured from
the physical examination OF school
< children In other cities Possibly the
time vii come when the necessity o.
scrfing cut the tube-cnIsr children
and giving them separate accomnnda-
tions n open air schools vhere fhe-
car regain their health and not be
rnenare 70 0 hers viii be generally
recognized The results obtained in
other cities where open ctr rooms are
provided for children suffering from
ssrions, though miner. ailments are
being carefully studied We under
stand That the board Of educa ion viii
he glad 10 discuss any Of these mat
te-s nth our cor nsstee on schools
al any tine. but no mater what re-
forms may he agreed UPON as desfr-
able. 4 viii be impossible TO bring
them sbou. without first creating an
enlightened public sentiment IN heir
favor and that TilI undoubtedly be
she line along which this committee
mag reasonably expect to do IT'S most
effective work
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
Standard Oil RcLocstien.

The association had much TO do
With relocating the STANDARD or Co.
Their lease on the ground nov occu.
pied by them on the leyee is to ex-
pire shortly, and they were notified
several months ago By the civ
authorities that the plans TO clean uD
the leFee viii prohibit a renewal 8,
their lease After unsuccessful -.
tempts on their part TO find anr other
suitable location, our president found
ana secured By option a piece OF land
for their benefit. la.er had the ontion
renewed. and 1t vas finally accented
by the OH company. This means that
through the efforts OF this association
the headquarters 0. he Standard on
Co for southern Iowa and northern
Missouri will remain in Keokuk. that
the company will expend here $4,000
and gre permanent employment to >
corps OF men to maintain and omar.
ase the property. / might say In mass.
Ing that several neighborinp cities
have been very anxious TO have th,s
industry, If It may be so called moved
% their town.
The association through its meet.
dent aided in organizing the KeoEnE
Br1ck q Tile company and In secur,De
suitable location for that Industry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21

Tons would serve their purpose Fery
wen, but We could not satisfy them.
The bugbear which proved our undo
ing In this particular case seemed to
De the lack OF transportation facilities
lor employees That is to say, the
location which came The nearest to
meeting their requirements was about
q nile from the street car line and
mat was the reason they gave for els
carcing II At the end Of the second
Gay they stated emphstically that we
naa nothing that would interest them
afsfi Trey went home. We stiII con,
1inued to hunt for a location that
might Interest them. and some Others
VINO thought they might be able to
suggest suitable location united
their efforts with ours. but We finally
nad 70 give up. The Collins Company
'would have been well satisfied with
our proposed industrial district as ne
described 1t TO them, but they needed
site for immediate occupancy and
have nov been located for several
months ct Clinton.
The cushran motor Works.
Take another case, that OF the Cush.
man Motor Works OF Lincoln. Neb.
This company manufactures gasoline
engines and has had a phenomenal
growth within the last three or four
years. In 1912 they showed an In
crease for the third consecutive time
OF orer 30 PER cent over the year
previous, which means thai they are
doing five times IS much business as
lacy we're four Years age 1t is true
that they were not a very large con
Germ ar that time, but when We visit
cd them in May they, were employing
about eighty man. nearly all mechan-
les at coed wages The president Of
this company was very much interest
ed In the situation al Keokuk and
made US visit In September Just
after our presidents return from
Europe. He told US that while back
he had selected three cities for care
ful study and had eliminated two Of
them and settled on KcclSik as tie
oIslY toxin he would consider on q re-
nloyal proposition. He was cry much
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
policy Of Locating Factories.

Either OF two general policies might
nave been followed in endeavoriny 10
locate factories One was 10 make
eyery effort TO locate them regardlasa
Of the limited facilities we could OF.
fer. the other vas TO direct our prin-
cioal effort to improving our facilities
and 80 after the factories later. We
started cut under the first method but
were unsuccessful and have been
forced TO The conclusion that effort
expended in factory solicitation With
ont being fully prepared to take aore
OF them is largely effort wasted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
Difficulties Encountered.

The difficulty experienced in finding
satisfactory location for the Mills
Ellsworth company made ii more than
oyer apparent that immediate stems
must be taken to develop an indus.
trial district. We haze plenty of land
but practically no factory sites. We
cannot today show a manufacturer
three acres that are fayorably located
from every standpoint. and this is a
petty tough situation when we re
member that in dealing with factory
seeking a new location we must meet
the competition Of ether cities or go
to the wall. To put II mildly, our ex.
rerience has been That manufacturer
"a not favorably impressed with a
location which is too far from a stree,
nar line or ether means of communica.
ton for his employees, or which does
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-21
semsshlaz a5ess Eae.srse..

While he Improvement q civic
suzdtzzOas Is fundamentally rhs Es1zs
Important business CT roEEarcial
organization and Il CT articles cs IN
cor10-zstna 5 givsa equal prominence
9Th the securing cs ne. Industries.
Eoar oEee-s and directors hare fully
reaaiTed tha large majority OF
those Who have 50 generously sup
poEtei the association hare coasribu-
tsd 20 its support fer the purpose o.
getting new factories and Increasing
he population throagh the tanux 0.
factory eupToyss.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-21
POrterfeld Company

2lo West Gold albuquerque
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24

El senior D1az Navarro propone que
dlcha session eXtraordinaria sc transfera
para ell lunes por la noche, quedando asf
acordado.
Sc pone discussion Ell P. de la G.. No.
10, del senior Suliveres, solicitando La
suma de $4,000 para la construction de
una Hivh School en- Arecibo.
Ell senor Cautino presenta una en-.
mienda al proyecto y pide que en- Qua
yama Sc construya tambien otro centro
docente de esta naturaleza pronuncian-
do con tai motive elocuentes levanta-
das frases ensalzando la juventud de
aquella ciudad, a la que enaltece en- SUI
discurso
Ell senior Suliveres impugna la en-
mienda al senior Cauti1o, ell cual, en-
vista de la srazones expuestas por los
senores Suliveres y Huyke retira SUI en-
mienda.
81 espeaker senor de DDiego indica la
conveniencia de adicionar la ley en- ell
sentido de que, la Junta escolar de Are
cibo, contribuya con la suma de $4,000
a la construction de la High School como
indic6 el sehor Suliveres que estaba dis
puesta a hacerlo aquella entidad, con-
forme este con Ia enmienda Sc vota la to-
talidad de la ley, que es aprobada en- la
y "a lectura
Proyecto do la Camara sobre la abo-
Hci6n de Ia pena de muerte.
(Continda en Ia 8a, pagina)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-24
Sensible fallecirniento

A los sesenta y nueve amos de edad,
IA fallecido esta manana en- Puerta de
TERRA ell senior don Antonio Lopez Pc
rez, que era natural de Asturias, (Es-
pana). Ell senior Lopez Perez fue CO.
merciante en- Puerto Rico durante mu-
ohos amos de la denomination espa1ola,
y era generalmente estimado Ell esta
isla, adonde vino muy joven y en- donde
constituy6 su hogar.
Ell entierro Sc verihcara hoy, a las
ouatro y media de la tarde, partiendo
lie la casa m0rtuoria, Puerta de Tierra
parada 4.
Ell BOLETIN siente mucho ell falle-
oimiento de don Antonio Lopez Perez,
y da por el un sentido p6same q sus hi
JOS Ramon, Torihio Sebastian, Proyi-
lencia, Jose y Guadalupe, y al seiior
ION Jose Lopez, de Ia casa Perez Her.
manos,