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The Springdale news., 1913-02-21
EDUCATIONAL RALLY
Program of Meeting to Be Held at
 High School, Saturday, Feb. 22

9:45 Opening Exercises. Sing ing and prayer.
 How to Awaken Community In- terest in School Improvement, Prof H A. Davis and Prof. Harris.
 Reading Lesson, by the "Vocab- ulary Method, Mrs Blanche Means
 Reading Papa and the Boy" Hazelle Thompson.
 Reading Selected, Miss Blanch Leyerett.
 Afternoon.
 1.30 Singing.
 Paramount Needs Of Rural Schools, Examiner Buck
 Discussion by Profs Jones and Roulae.
 Paramount Needs of Arkansas High Schools Prof. H. A. Babb Discussion by Profs A E Byers, F. C Robb and F s. Root.
 Reading Her Name Was Smith, Katherine Kerr
 The Value of Higher Education, Address by Ex-President Tillman.
 Reading. Miss Pettigrew Re ception" Miss Beulah Horne. The night progfa am will have to be omitted unless some special ar rangement is made on Friday or Saturday.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-21
OAK GROVE


 Otto Aaron doesn't seem to be any better.
 W NJ Parks was sowing timo- thy Monday.
 Some of our farmers commenced blowing Monday.
 Miss Mary Huffmaster is attend ing high school at Springdale.
 Hunter Denver and family of Elm Springs visited with GW. Aaron's $ family Sunday.
 John Aaron and family of Spring Creek were visiting at G. W. Aaron's Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Ben eavness of Spring Creek visited with Cal Hol- combs family Sunday.
 Neal Phillips and family of si- lent Grove spent Friday night with w. A. Phillips family.
 Uncle Tom Norman has gone to horse swapping. He and Frank Sailor swapped horses last week.
 Mrs. Washburn moved Thursday to her place that she traded for some time ago west of Elm Springs.
 The young folks gave Miss Yer nie Baggett party Saturday ey- ening in honor of her 18th birth day
 Mr. and Mrs. Perry Norman of Spring Creek visited with the lat ters parents, Mir and Mrs. John Huffmaster, Sunday
 Uncle Tom Norman was taken very sick Sunday night and Dr. Martin of Springdale was summon ed. Mr. Norman was better Mon day.
 Johnny attended the pie supper at Silent Grove Saturday evening, While at Silent Grove We had the pleasure of meeting with More Anon.
 Mf. Morris of near Kansas City. Mo, moved onto his farm near Oak Grove that he purchased some time ago. This farm is known as the Mrs Washburn farm
 Oakley Caudle of Springdale was visiting Uncle Tom Norman last Saturday and Sunday and was talk en very sick Sunday and Dr Mart in was called to see him. He was able to get back to Springdale Mon day
 Grandma Mutt is quite poorly. She is staying with Mrs. Steve Me Keowan. Grandma was not able to go when her daughter. Mrs Washburn, moved so she will stay with Mrs. MeKeown a few days. Grandma was some better Sunday morning.
 School closed Friday at Oak Grove after six months term which was taught by Miss Cora De lozier as principal al q Miss Be tha Aaron assistant, except the last five weeks when Miss Bertha 8 health failed and her sister Miss Rosey taught the last five weeks. Our teachers and their pupils gave a splendid entertainment Friday night which would be an honor to any community, and everyone seem- ed to enjoy themselves immensely This is six successful terms of school that Miss Cora has taught at Oak Grove and we hope she will be ready to teach our next fall term. We can't praise Miss Cora too much. Since she has been teach ing at Oak Grove she has placed a nice organ and library and some nice pictures in our school house, besides other improvements. Johnney.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-21

Considering the kind of man she marries, 1t is no wonder the average bride blushes.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-21

Many man who has more mon ey than brains is on the ragged edge of bankruptcy.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-21
Gipsy c leen

An egotist is a man who is so wrapped up in himself that he pays no attention to us.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-21

Even the memory of love Is dead it now seems inconceivable.
The Springdale news., 1913-02-21

"If 1t happened its in The News. Il
The Springdale news., 1913-02-21

J NJ. Hewitt, Chmn. Dem. Cen. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17
THE ATTAINMENT

II MAKES HstEs difference ho* vol
start It's the md xuz attain vaEca
c1znts TEts ezzra sasee cnsld ~
filled hz Ezrraszzs taa early start q
this o. that great zaz. but one VII
s1Ece
Andres Cs-Essss-s IRIS 20 vas as
3 BoabzE noy ~Ith the pay uf $50
: Esek He Vas pzoaosed 70 boiler
boz n the nh with an advance o.
@ cents week- Later Ne aaE him
3 messenger boF, but g. ne id lot
know the streets OF Pittsburgh, hs
vas IN moral fear az losfag his 5eb.
This. however, did &c step him No.
indeed, he id not ssv Bass. / cant
hold this Job. Gorst know me
streets He proceeded % EnaHorize
the names OF the business firms or
each Important street IN The csty,
and az night he would reel of names
OF business houses Until his family
cried cut enough
When he w1s twsry. he was made
private secretary 70 hfsh Official o.
the Pen1sylFazta -atlrozd ard FROM
thai time. his advance wzs rapid. so-
he knew the nan ~Eth head gets
ahead He ussd his head. his legs
aa5 MS hsz-t That's sure forEula
FOR success. whea fa4 less. ths had
and the heart worE II r-fscs accnzsss
no resistance Is p.osz5le. s16 1se pr
son whe starts rtghs. and links rsghr
AZ last VIII land o. top. lis c1lr II.
iissless ard the loI-szE2ka-s xto stzy
AZ the bottom q The h-56s-. ard II
amount q help xiii cause ycz Il
climb unless you help ro1rssit
AL o1e requires ehsss 6sys e 1
starr and 70 natter wae-e ran max,
that star & yo1 think colEausly c,
vozr duty. q how . 90 batter. or n;
a the thousand s.6 ons orcalezs o
business. yc-r vcEk VII st.cd CO
above that q your fslEoEs~ TIE -
vance = has ? mater CT tIzs I
mar nos p1e u yc1 ~tth rusa
bE. Il IS to1as 70 co-e IS su-e =.
the Gar NH toEior ztgEs
Step ~siIlng shoU- chz-css n lssa
s1d Eaks ro1- st2- and -ezsz5ss
1As az -i1o has 10 e1a1ess IN III
are EilIla-airss to52y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17
usilL sHosH IS nog.

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81 Il s r-o5zHEa ssz- TIE T-ited
States G@2s--rezs .. agriculture VIII
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states Il =-sra re rrc.ses VII ba
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The 1zreau - azEzzE InSzzsT ~.s
told. af5 Dazz cz-.sa. sss eoz-
grass Is sxEectea. 20 zEke sE-o2-ss-
rscz so- he bureau g. anzEzl fEaz2s-
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ssxs-zl cerzzsss T.er III Aaez1s
tAers. sEzge g-s-al EressztzTs
mezszres and wasra czussET sa- Fssrl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

Tie firth ANIMAL conference q re
Es1iazal cid Ezno- csz-szszSse VII ae
led Il TseasclTzElle. Egs,-sszzs- sEarsA
Is-Es 1919 The general sza5ect.
chs Labor aid Paxs-Sr. vl b g.
clsse5 Il rssass1E q wsSss. heas-h
5000 ssaEzsz-- and tss sz-stT- Mans
s1,ztss--s-s VII - slaz- the -Esss-
err az5 ca-5fess1as Ct child sEEis1sz-
szg saGrs1-lss n shs ssEsh I'll ~ Es-
scz[ss5 Every sovGc- las been
sSSess 10 azzosl& ss2satss II order
tnst szSa sta-a may b oEcaEy req
-ssezss1 TIE thI1F-s1 state child
aaas1- e0zzistsas vii report 10 the
esszssrszcs c1 hascal rrueSs-s AID ras
progress C kEsE state Campaigns
E- Felix Aszs-. cazf-Eza q sha n
t5cCaF chsIl labor cczzissse- Prssi
Saa- B-Ece Paine q the Gec-Es Pea
teSv ecusse- Sas1ztlEEEs. Tezn- Miss
lila E.zzk-oa o. ne federal csEz5-szs
sr-azl Ms. FE1-sEze Keller q ehs
ra-55czzE e1zs-zrssrs fsaS-e. gsoEez-1
T-a-sH C FIc-srsz- The Hen ]. A.
ssEes-lz-sag5h c SsEEh CaruZza, Mr
Sksraz G. Ezgsfav e the E-zhe-h
acSr--ssg Wsz1rEsi. Chsczs ans
OEa 4 Lnvs1or. g=1=-as sesre.sry a
EEs Eatocai child labor c11EsErss
~ be z-a1v The s7asks-s One
t=a-zre 1f ehs cczfe-e-ce VII b. :
ecszzEERsrsso1 @ pictures and charts es.szes
chzad labor. Escf-laEx tbs extensive s
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17
Al crs.srss ss-zzsser-

Aates1z- Pa Tines JaESxT -.
1875 Tie crEsrsvs-xy 6stFesz tae
rztz-rsss ard he -Eszsa has rs*
rsze1s5 sAs pn3-s Ehs-s sozesaIzs
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z-sFsz1 s--szs Ea-..--t w0as1 cripple
tzAazssz thsoaz1na1 ths c5rzrry. and
poszsbET result Il fos1 and coal saD-r-
sg@s #Esra might bring r-saS1 suffer.
ing Epoa EssEoae o. Enzcreas per
sc
Ths sstBztso- - ce.rzEEsr Bo4s
zssz p-rsezs willingness . zraE
rrzss Saesr 6tfs<zsss-s. sat sne FIRE
rs1 sr@ preceding -ssh Inc taking
q strike 5zz-os z the threatened
strike sso1sd cnE., tts effect rEH be
fssr FnroughorE the corntry- Ths
lack Ok necessary legislation Is again
tsruzxr- tcrcinsy 20 CIR attention
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17
THE STOMACH IN HUNGER.

EGs a1lG1eISn anniversary O. the
szE os oza II AEsrHls E.eaesr
Esssicsl taFss-zzaeo-ss De- Willis
BaazEezt. E1so the 1<sezscs os Es6z
cine wss 5t1fagRy eo1azzs ss1zzac-ztsd lsss
saa- The EsFcsa5 e-o-Es o. rhss IN
6sE-ssd Es1 Z. Science Gods
lgssosagEsz- Is CsIs- has sZesefTs-
Il EsSrsd Et-hsvs farazsasd the
-sE-aS5c1 10 = 1zEher a SUCCESSORS
"a repeat EEs o5sszTaes1as whfeh
Rsauzaoa1 made On his Eazoas sssa-
.se- Asks 81 Marsn the nan wfta
tAs ES u his strzscE
Rees1Ely Professor CarEsca os the
TaEvsrsssy a. Cazcsso las EaSe Z
EzElE q observations On : yozas
EE II ao-zzl healsh Eao fo- the
lzsE sSIzsa2 Tars has led hzEss5s
sh-osa permanent opening N the
stozseh wsH c~tzg 70 caEnEsts elos-
IRE CT the sscrhssE As the rss1.F n
accidentally drinking s-roas SIR
tioz % cars-sc sofa He nss tz-uzss
81 s0zs fass-es-zg and eo1cisssTe
Contributions u ths physsologE a.
hunger.
Ta-s have Teen 6frsrse theories d
kErgs- EnE earlier daTs 10 the pres
szt era TEH gEfte rece1-fv & has
been Ef.ezy Gezseved thsE hunger S
: general bo5EIF sensation with ;
locas references 10 The ssazaca
SoEa anzh1-itiss hare Vigorously
coEb1ts1 this REV. and Esia-zF1
Tat hunger IS z1s general saHss-
tiaz Experiments hzvs Led 20 the
eoacfussoa that Ll1ge- -ss1fts f-oz
powerFEl eozt-actEozs Of Ne sssEarh
VIE THIS general vfew tha chss-Tz-
tons ~aEch Carlson tas aoE beer
able "a make On hts reE sEhIee- ara
n accord He finds that the e@pzy
stomach exash5ts. = least durEEe TIE
first twensy-fozr hears after q mezi
two types q rsEtaz-iE MOVEMENTS.
ore Is feeble hat continuous. the oh
81 constsss e s-oag coatrasEEo1s. IN
The earlier nsvtoGs q aEngs II any
rate, Ire eEBsy stomach Is Esya-
completely IT rest Hunger. q ths
lees Of L. Is condition which It
times colHaz5s ne co-ss6s-ate a.
ts-tsca q. the pzysfeszn. Th= al
sence o. hunger IN ssra-s en- zoE b
accounted sor oy the total Ssssas5oa
CT al EoTe-s-ts Q. ne s.ozczh =
sarfo-,s s-feetto1s This aise -
rIafes ne fno-d5rss er7sss CO So
tain classes q rs-ycus patients
Plyszcios5c osss-Tatt1zs 81 N oes1
SIGNAL unfortunate tz6zFftzsF sFs
TIE -o-rsI az The snsrazan N=diezl
4sscscsAEioz ss~ve ustaI srrcss
NJ dtrecttag attention - Ezsr1zs
tle-rz5e-ssesst ard 1itas-r0 E-1
gszf1ss Ez-sssstztso-s cs sfsesss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

skcuId ~ % make his work staat "a.
u bold relief and by some means
MzEs Asa name : ready word "a The
ofssca OF tAe rr.
He shCni5 acquErs EnoE LEDGE and
coin II Eatn money. How. yua asa.
Here s how sere man css IL. and
the o27e-sszzsy probably IS a. great
= Tnar case Iazt fsEd any opeasng
wsszzs- AID hammer as Il. ara the
rest Is easy. Rsns Ehs-. ire thinner
the ssss OF ths wedge. she more cas-
~ i sakss hold ron merely hammer
: hs.ls n1ssr
Iss sscrss & the elder IcAn Jacob,
Assors susceSs was he acted arsavs
- TIE ExxtE ts.s Ero~ledge Is pc--
- o.. ii osaer words h knew
AE1rew Ssks, ne are sola. was
aoos-asaeS ~gssH Dor. and rcu can
bed he was good enc and coined
rs kEowlssga into mo7er. Tns msr-
camille retses nuw he hons a TIE
sszss1ess he founded Is the direct ~
SEE q coming kRawisssge sasn EoaeT
4. T. S-swar VAS = poor G-auer $
sss-s whsn he czma 70 thEs country,
esz ~ ss-1isd the ~ants ot tie wo-
Es1 a. sarly NsE Tors and made q
5arss1zE s-fp 70 Glasgow 10 bzE Ers-
handsome tIasz that Is SEs. vcnsa
wEssl5 h1T Or thEs Foundation he
azfEt MS fzEaa4
Rs-szee- these ~adss rs7ear
zhal As nraTs-, fer
PEzscS ~inss Il si~ays Einss theasn
Ears be sfo=s
An1 nzsAss BE SarE tvIt days taas
come sas So
ssEl Fsees VII wza. It's zsge =
II nszs ne ze 80 I'M she NOS
EIE-s
Who tas=s issues he rAo Eevsr
ssfrks
Wse rails azs wateazs and rne AZ
wxys worhx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17
Fer Hurnsr welfare

One o. the lines aaozg which TIE
Esz,hlscEty movement az sEa Republican
rsrEv VIII be directed VIII be the re-
hsarsaI q rha parEys record il -
c--il. Legislation fo- the beste-ne1s
q a1Eaa1 conditions The charTe Ezs
been made thar the Republican party
& selfish. EzsF urasEesEr and sarszsd
TAs fsez IS that Il las done much FOR
lunar Welfare L hzs abolished the
White Stare traEr. Il has added 20 me
sasesF a. TIE miners. II hzs improved
she csoa6i1S0a o. tie sasIors. s Las -
-zhlisaEd an sghs-101r working dsF
fer aho-ers uroa GoveraEsat vork.
L has ersats5 : hz-aa wazeh Is at
tempting 70 sZszio-are tEe cnzdisso1
Ct children wno are solpsiEsd "a
~ork. and sh-r1gn the SAFER zppszz-
sace act ii Ezz reloFss mzHy of ths
dangers which zenzrel TIE ifEes and
limbs Of railroad enPsoEses These
s-s o1fF : fer q the things which Z
has aeczsp IEEhE1 az5 which dsEoz-
zzrzre that Ehe rsrsE Is Eos ~hosIg
Il thu hzzds a. Aazzzoz.
TIE Rsrzbsiear par-v las Ez1o1h1-
sS.iz beer czszsaa6 ar 6sseat. bz- Il
4 is aassElev Gsal a9- discouraged Ets
Tzz6srS eTe-v Taare are a~assnEzg &c
ire fsee that tae s-sFEszEEe trend o.
svs-zs VII make i n1t OIL. ? vital
factor IN fas EsIg eszssaigns but rEz-
+ las nore Saza ~ sTer cha-cs 20
wiz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

This is she SEASON o, the Yesr rh.,
mothers feel VERY uEel concerned
uver the srequsat colds contracted br
their children and hare abundant rsa
SOB for i Is sTery cold vssksrs tia
hugs. lovers he vitality ard EaYes
the ~ay for the mere serious diseases
that 70 otEea follow Caanherssin.s
Cough Remedy IS famous tor It's ere,
and u pleasant a.-d safe 10 take. p,
sale BIZ Wilkinson & Co Pnsraa.7
and j. = Kiedassch & saz-Adv,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

made bis Fsy to the kitchen rhs,.
THO ponies reTs seisursly munch;..
hzy-
The horses we're e~ned By =,
taurzl. keeper wEo said he coald n,
afford % keep them IN q stable TIA
restaurant keeper and Ills bro,b.,
Tired On the ripper socr Of the hou,a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

Iri R. Hicks 1913 Almanac vii -
mailed prepald TO everyone who wilt
send CSC to word and WORKS Pnblisa-
ing Co, At s4aI Franklin Ave, St.
Louis, Me- O. Hicks viii send the Al
uanac and his Word and Works Nag
srtns for the balance q 1918 for only
tftesn cents In presenting this
work Ir Hicks says; We sincerely
believe that Ecu VII BOT oaiv an6 il
oolE2HiaaahEe sud instructive in
Ueo-s than oas way. eat o. substantial
sid commercial value as vel What
eTe- mar hare been worr opinions Of
rs sa5 oar wors. ~ beg that soa wsls
Indy keer or Alzznzc az yogE
sEhox 6r-1rs ihis year-strdv tbs
s-orU ard weather forecasts wa-ck
lgsI results ard Rose press DIS
rzcehes concerning such phszoae1a
Esas-azly- Please 7s1d g yolr les
ura Al the CHAPTERS IN this beaS.
es7ec5zIEy sach a. SsovZ aid WszsE-
- Forecasts Explained pzses - .
81 an Sso-E Scenes Y iScssieEscs
Cement RACES 10 20 ia @.
coarse re ca1nos sEcrG 70 hGye yo-
-rfak CIR Stcrl aa5 weather Fore
casts. ha1 ws gre ron permission e
rsz-5nt sxErzczs f7aE al othar paris
cs Tie aock. Eafch TO. sE-gik Nigh:
Re interesting and p-ostah1e 10 yozg
-aaSs-a Tarrzgh Al Shsss sirens
cz Eezrs Il vaica rsz1y Eeod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

Rev Nathan 3, Sherman Of Whit
tngham, VI. aged ninesx-to1r years.
who IS visiting his brosher-in-Eav.
Willis Is. Burnett OF Sasoy. Mass
aged ninety Years, travelled all the
way from his home IN Nottingham 70
Adams unaceompan From there
his grandson drove him up the noun
tain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17
Horses is Payicr.

ST. PAUL. MIN Feb 11-Three
horses loss palatiaI living quarters
here as the result Of an inspection
made By Humane Agent John A.
Moax
Entering large house, Moak wa-
bade Welcome br q horse comfortably
longing On 3 dinfnS room floor He
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

For engineering little deal vhere
hy The price a MIX vas boosted TO
high notch. the Minneapolis NIls
company and IFS president. A r.
RhnaSs- vsre soaked fc- s5,aGa each
ty the local courts Al operation On
the Minnesota anst-urst law is e1
neastve exercise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

EaS-sazn- Fg,su- a Gregg EaE =
szg aEvE \ Pers2a1z- Ore. Iase
hs Azhs-s - Ess- PaHa CIR.
q esgZ rs ~ Aszo-Ez. Ore
see tEi-Ev Ea-S ayr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

Miss Dorothy Kellsher Of san fran
cisco. born on e Friday. October Is.
announces her enga cement and has
SCI her wedding for Friday. June Is,
1913. Her hance, Lieutenant Carroll
Armstrong Baghy e $ A. vas born
April -, and vas graduated from
West Point june IS. 1911.
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nsssssSns Ct Rs2aasls voters % r.
main loyal 80 the banner under which
Sns Ration has zss-ehsd sseadsay Ter
ward Tor nifty ys1rs viii sne 81
seHtso1 Of ina osiss period vnea shs
Democratic party vas n power.
Republican sietcreA
here Is an unfortunate tendency n
sae human mind 10 zc,eF as = faes
some nrfsf and emphatic statement.
1trsrsa Of one IN authority, essa when
lAere e no truth 2 Sns assertfon-
4 aus Senator Bxilsy's declaration tnaf
he Rspualfcza parry has oissEtegrat-
- ootasHs wide E1hsIsitg Vita him
TIE visa Was father ct the Thought
NosaEng would Please the oad,line
Democrats 50 EucA rs the disappear
ace o. Sae Hspacsiean party Aay-
enc wao VIII sSEGy tae election re-
surzs VII discover. however. that
s<aTerAl things hsprezsd last Ncven-
osr beside tne vtcsorT O. Mr.. WilSoa-
Name. WssS Virginia. Idzhn. Iowa.
= ssSss aGSeSEs- AIeaigzn- Minnesota
IS ssasza, NsW Mexico. Rhode Island
ana SoEzh Aaaeza elected Republican
A-eglslsSIrsss Enleh hsvs ehosaa or
~ cnssose AeEa oAicaz UElssd States
s22sors- II SNc instances GIspsscinS
i'eI-ssEass Anese eseFsa States. E.Eh
ne eTeepsioa q Afeslgza. Ehieh went
81 E0oseFsis CAST their slscsnEsal
so1ss ioF tae democratic presidential
eanosesse N addition 20 this, Dsla-
1.s- lasans Maine Minnesota North
nakoss and Wisconsin. with possihiy
cSnsE Ssasss. elacEsa Republican Cor
hansas came within N ace
of osaHg ~isnin the sane lsss- because
OUT @ : scSzI Of ssssa4s Fotss tbs
AssEacserafic candidate for Governor
EoE ~ SEe nsrroE majority Of thirty-
or
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

81 I.ocss fax sra forming league
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
RICHARD F. LEVEY'S
BODY BROUGHT HERE,

The body of Richard F. Levey, VINO
was killed in an automobile accident
at Tooele, shortly after IL clock Fri
day, night, was brought to Salt Lake
yesterday afternoon. 1t is being pre-
pared for burial by Undertaken s. D.
Evans.
Mr.. Levey was 81 years of age and
a native Of Cleveland, Ohio. He came to
Salt Lake from Denver three wears ago
Recently he had been employed as
liquor salesman for his brother, David
Levey, Of the Royal Liquor company
Of this city, and had been conducting
the Royal Liquor store Of Tooele, but
made his home in Salt Lake at 215
East Sixth South street.
He is survived by his wife and three
children, Frank, 10 years of age; Ir-
vine, 6, and Melvine, years. he also
has three brothers, Dave Levey OF this
city and Samuel end Morris Levey,
both living in Chicago.
Arrangements for the funeral will
not be completed until the brothers in
Chicago are heard from.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
Magical Effect of
New Face PeeIer
(Woman's National JournaL)

To maintain a olear, rosy, youthful
complexion, there's nothing so simple TO
use and yet so effective as ordinary mer-
co!iZed wax, which you can get at any
drugstore. Just apply the wax at night
as you would cold cream; in tho morning
wnsh 1t of with warm wnter. II you've
never tried it you can't imagine the mag
ical effect OF this harmless homo treat
ment- The wax Causes tho worn-out scarf
skin to come of In minute particles, q
little at time, and soon you have entire-
ly shed the offensive cudcle The fresh
young upderskin now IN evidence Is 30
healthy and glrlish looking so free from
any appearance Of artiflciality, you wish
you had heard OF this marvellous COM
To get rid of your wrinkles here's q
formula that is wonderfully effective. /
or. powdered saHolite, dissolved In pit
witch hazel Battle tho face In this and
you will be simply astonished at the re-
suits, even after the first trial.
hdvcrtIsornent.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
What Is WOn1Qn'S S
Beauty But Health
And the Basis of Her Health
and Vigor Lies in the Careful
Regulation of the Bowels.

If womans beauty depended upon
cosmetics, every woman would be a pic
ture OF lo.Vliness. But beauty lies deep
er than that. II lies IN health. In the
majority of cases the basis of health,
and the cause of sickness, can be traced
TO the action of the bowels.
The headaches, the lassitude. the sal
low skin and the lustcrlesS eyes are
usually due to constipation. So many
things that women do habitually con-
duce to this trouble. They do not cat
carefully, they eat indigestiDle foods be-
cause the foods are served daintily and
they do not exercise enough. But what
ever the particular cause may be it is
important that tho condition should be
corrected.
An ideal remedy for women, and one
especially suited TO their delicate re-
quiremepts is Dr.. Caldwell s Syrup Pep
sin, which thousands of women indorse
highly, among them Mrs. @. g. Vance,
of oil s. Ray st., New Castle, Pa. At
times she had spells Of indigestion so
severe that she thought she would die.
Syrup Pepsin regulnted her stomach and
bowels, and she attributes her excellent
health today to this remedy.
All the family can use DR.. Caldwell g
Syrup Pepsin, for thousands OF mothers
give it to babies and children. 1t Is
also admirably suited to the require.
ments Of elderly people, IN fact to all
who by reason Of age or inflrmity can
not stand harsh salts, cathartics, pills
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-02
COLONEL WILLIAM NELSON

Hrin and defiant stood modest youth
Thrice armed with sling Of right and stone of ,rp,b
10 meet the giants Of Overwhelming odds
VINO rode ike centaurs and who fought like gods
he s'ood MS ground and held the foe in check,
Not for applause of men nor glory's beck:
Nor yet to glut with blood warriors Inst
But merely to fulfill sacred trust.
And thus he went through life with earnest mind
otern on the surface but gentle and kind
Beneath the somber mien and silent mood
That hid heart as great as it was good
And thus it was all through his busy life.
In cloud or sunshine, in concord or strife
lie fought for law the flag what be hold ;h.
he welcomed peace and, with 1t, truth and LIGHT
Brave as a lion, to every danger nerved
Yet ever modest, silent and reserved
lie was as steadfast as granite ridps
lmmoVaby on guard at every threatened br,dn.
Noble Warrun1.