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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-19
CAREAHAN GIRL
IS now Married
TULSA YOUNG GIRL MARRIES IN.
DIAN CHARGED WITH WHITE
SLAVERY.
INDIAN IS OUT ON BOND
Waived Prcliminary-Marr Oc-
CURED at It. Smlth-Simmons
Still In Jail

Stewart Choteau, Usage indian, ar
rested in Omaha, Nebp on "A charge
Of white slavery has married May
Carnahan, the 10 year old Tulsa girl
with whom he IL said to have made
the trip to Omaha from Tulsa few
months ago. News Of their marriage
at Ft. Smith this week was received in
Tulsa yesterday. They were married
by Justice of the Peace Louis f
Fisher of Ft. Smith, at the latter's
residence. They were accompanied
by Attorney j. II. Sykes of Tulsa and
a girl who gave her name as Ollie
Smith.
According to information coming
from TT. smith Choteau told Deputy
County Clerk Luth- Hopkins, whom
he aroused from bed at l o'clock in
the morning to issue marriage
license that the marriage was por-
ton of the defense of ChOteau In the
white slave case. ChOteau Is said TO
have admitted he took the girl to
omaha but says he intended marry
ing her there.
Chotcau and the Carnahal girl to-
gcther with Roy simmons and thir-
teen-vear-old Dollie Hayes, are said
to have all LEFT Tulsa together. The
father of the Carnahan girl, who Is a
rig building contractor here, wired
the police of several cities to appre-
bend the two couples. Simmons and
the two girls were arrested in Omaha,
hut Choteau got away. He was pick
ed up when he returned 10 oklahoma
to participate in an Usage payment
at Pawhuska. simmons was given
a preliminary hearing and bound
over to the next session Of the L. 5.
district court at Ardmore.
Chotcau waived preliminary hear
ing before l.. 5. Commissioner Ben
Connor Of Tulsa and was released on
a $4,000 bond to await action OF the
fedora, grand jury
Chotcau is said to have gone to his
home i'm PaWhuska, while his young
bride is reported to be with her pad
cnts i'm Tulsa.
simmons ls in jail at Muskogee,
having been unable to make bond.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-19

Fire Insurance company, all OF Dow
ar. Del The action has been taken
IN the Delaware courts after consid-
cradle INVESTIGATION by insuranc, COM
missions in many of the states. All
Of these companies at one time or
other. have had business in Okllho-
ma. although at no time dii they have
any license to do business In the state.
Records In the office OF the iuslr-
ance commissioner show that the
Home Fire Insurance company of Dow
cr has loos In Okeene. In which they
finally settled no so cents on the dollar.
Considerable Curr"sp .ujcnce concern
Ing Frank ". Auth n.y. and AdGic
Anthony said to hc his wife, and e.
L. Bremen. associated vthttne FORM
er two. has passed balve 'n tie .Haur-
-uc. comm luuor uf oklahoma and
comm 4e.onarH Of other states where
these companies bi.e att mptod and
did u SOME Instance do business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-19
Bic BALL CAME
IS NOW ASSURED
TAD REESE 10 FURNISH MONEY
no BRING GIANTS NND
WHITE SOY 10 TULSA
MANY Stars TO Be here
Game VIII BE Played During Dry
Farming Cougrcs--South Main
street rnrl 10 iic Used.


The Sew YORK chants ana lhe , M
'afo NhIJt HoA VIII pay III u'HI
sometime during the international
DrF-f4mlns congress, October ~ 10
November ]. AIirr weeks OF IlBuIlhB
ana planning i"'9l people Sts''Iusy
rluchrd inc drhl py securing Hr
promise "l 'ho uls" "u ''l I'".,nnJ
company mat the SCUM NAM SuI''
has'halI park can DE ua'u l"I ln'
game ana thAl an HI'qu"'e car ser
zee wiz p' im"lH'd'h'u |" anu rom NV
rI"uhu7' ne a'I''l '"I p'"P'o N'a'
ul'u i" give inns per I,iS5'"I' """ns
TO lh' h'aFy ltA lIlaI WI po ll'tur WI
h'lI system ny 'hc !'l"l '",'h '.'
cr"WuA nui Ail,r a conference '%,'' u'',,
day WIN IltaIu'h' l''on',u IL an" 'V'
itlaIy Sahu'IS"h "l lh' oiIl'''oi ~, ''''
clup' lI'slh'hl h"HI'I 81 'nc u'1"
street N"IIW"y '"H"p"lS '""S,"''u ~
give mem lhe use "l ',i' PARK
NhIlaih 0'loy anu au i''7' w ~,
last hlsnl Tor 'hI'ab'' "hoIe my wiz
personally interview fioSiu'hI '""ltS-
Key ol the Nhlle SoA ana 'los' I''
dcaI Tor the game h''s' ~ puUln5
up the SIOVu '"sh guarantee ''l"' 'ns
tluh' demand Tor ln' games heI' ,r,u Tnu
~ financing tn' "holr pTUp"S'Ilol', nv
'luba wiz iaN' Pi9'u'a'Iy an VI w
gate receipts ana are p'lI't pIouh ~
mere "hly as an "uuou '"'uS''I'Sil II.
I'di"Ir I"I ihe Ii'II'S HSo GRO" Us ',',. ,i'"'
VIII dl''hu 'he uII i"i ll'i's '"usl 700
nnd as booSl loI uiad' NVeSe'
VINO controls the NuRs't M"lloM s,'. ~
tuIe company ol NahS'7 'Hy VIII MN
inc same.
Inc N"rld orltlhaHS P'auicu 10
Ia o N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-19

Elk have been found in the Uinta
national forest. Utah, for the first
time I'm many years. Since they are
not shipments from the Jackson Hole
'country to nciEhboring forests, the
state and federal officials are graft
fled az this apparent increase in big
game as the result Of protection
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
Grain Review.


| United Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO. Dec 1s.-Wheat was
under pressure from the start today.
because of lower cables and a heavier
run than was expected at Mime
apolis. At noon December was u
and May Is under yesterdays closing
prices.
Corn futures were steady at the
start, but lost Is for December and
IS for May In the forenoon trading.
The vs~.her was good for marketing
and the weakness Of wheat was an
other bear factor.
Oats was almost neglected early In
the day and the prices quoted later
merely reflected the feeling in the
other grain pits. Losses amounted to
Y for each month, during the morn,
ing.
Provisions started firm and higher
on strong hog market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
RED DIRECTORS WAIT
FOR EBBETs TO MOVE
Do Not Know Whether He will FIGHT
to Hold Reds to Herrmann's
Agreement About Tinker.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 1s.-
August Hermann, president OF the
Reds and the directors of the club
here today await word from Pres..
dent Ebbets of the Brooklyn club. be-
fore making any definite move in re-
gard to the now famous Tinker deal.
Hermann said today not line had
been received from Ebbets yet az to
whether he will fight TO hold the Reds
to the Hermann agreement 10 sell
Tinker for $4,000 cash.
Charley Herzog. former Giant, was
scheduled to make his formal appIica-
ton for managership Of the Reds to
the directors personally today. Max
Fleichmann denied a report from the
east that he and his brother julius
who own majority Of stock in the
Red club had commissioned Horace
Fogle. former Philadelphia presiden:
to sell their stock. F7eichmaun said
he and his brother had no idea OF
selling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
AT FORT MADISON
State Board Will Select One Of Three
Roads as County Thor
oughfare

The state highway commission with
A. Marston, chairman. is at Fort Madi-
son today to umpire dispute over the
location Of the county road from Fort
Madison to West Point. Supervisor
Young went to Fort Madison this af-
ternoon to confer with the state com
mission In the matter.
There are three roads running out
Of Fort Madison to West Point The
county supervisors decided upon the
middle road as the one to be designat-
ed as the county highway This
brought protests from the people liv-
ing on the other two highways and
petitions were sent to the county
board against such action. The board
of supervisors in such cases when
they cannot decide which road to
designate have the privilege Of calling
in the state highway commission
The county members notified the
commission of their dilemma and yes
terday word was received that the
commission would go to Fort madison
to look into the matter. The decisions
Of the state highway commission IL
the dispute will be final, and which
ever road they designate will be the
one chosen for the county highway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
Room 2.
Christmas Song.
cong .sThe Standards were Watch
Room, z.

Christmas Song.
Song, 'sThe Shepherds were Watch
ing
Recitation, The Angels SONG
Audrey Alltop.
Christmas Candles--Frankie Kay
ser. Joy Gambrel, Edward Patterson,
Ruth Teller. Marian Perrigo, Marga-
ret Tigus, Maudie Mard.s, Margaret
Brown, Ruth Clippert, Viola Eppers,
Evelyn wright, Lola Morrisey. Helen
Heevner, Garrett Hayden, Ethel
Hail.
Wanr Drill-Wiliiam Meyers, Clar-
ence Glasgow. Henry Largear. Glen
Poland, Raymond Riley. Jzmes Frank,
Fillmore Brown, Willie Wrieden, Arlo
Wilson, Willard Holman. Raymond
Miller, Rober Walker. Walter OBlen-
ess, Robert Dunagan, John Hull. An.
tome Shaffer.
Song, Santa VIII Fill Your Stock
ings.1
The Message of the Candies
Maudie Mardis. Margaret Tigue, Ruth
Ciippert, Margaret Brown, Helen
Heevner, Garnett Hayden. Joy Gam
brel, Lola Morrisey, Fern Hedrick.
Viola Eppers. Evelyn Wright, Marian
PeTrigo. Franks Kayser, Ruth Teller.
Recitation, "A Picture OF Santa
Bertha Robertson
Song, Christmas Day"
Room 1.
Song, .Cristmas Song Room.
Exercise, "The Christmas star
Velma Tucker. Raymond Eckland
villa McLane, William Seward, Mary
Brown, George Huele. Madeline How
| rem, Syivanus Collins, Edith Spauld
ing. Robert Kicker. Gertrude Miller
Harley Printy. Dollie Brown, Amile
Markin, Dorothy Evans, James Mus
ser. Marie Lantz. Leo Wilson. Marie
| Seymour, Aimeda McNally.
Song. THE Shepherds were Watch
ing"
Piece. -chr.stnas welcome"-
/ Charles Glasgow.
Piece, "a Ride with santa"
Dowell
Piece, Christmas ssockings"- Johr
| vermeesch.
Exercise. Christmas Acrcstic--
Nina Paterson. John Owsley. Ruts
Mackie, Delmar Wharton. Iren,
Kraus, Arthur WEIGH, Gertruds Mil
er. Burdette Beard. Cecil Hall
Piece, Christmas Problems'-Al
media McNally.
! Piece, Naming Dolly-Alice Pin
nell.
| Song. up on the Housetop"-
Room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
s4.a5; granulated. s4.2o@4.3o.

s435; granuiated, $4.20Q4.SV.
Coffee Rio No. on spot, sSc. rs.
Tallow market dull. City, $685.
country. sasac; special, 7bc. 80
Hay market quiet. Prime, 81 WV
j .o5; No. 8, 75GS5c; clover. 65qsoc.
Dressed poultry market steady. a au
keys, 1926; chickens, l9p19s'
fowls, 1o@19c; ducks, 1oq2oc-
Live poultry market easy. u es !.
14c; ducks, 16G1sc; fowls, l6a lo7a !.
turkeys, Ice: ROSTERS, 12c chicheA''
1S1a@14c. 4,
Cheese market steady. State mus M.
common to special, 12kq16c' shla e,,,
common 10 specials, 5G1SRci iu''
skins, 294c. %.
Butter market quiet, STEADY az.
ceipts. 7.11s; creamery extras, $685.
dairy tubs. 2o@S3c; imitation cie'i
cry firsts, 22ia a2s1ac.
!: ST. Louis Hay.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1T.-Hay-MaieSv,
steady. unchanged; receipts ~ q
Louis. az cars: at East St LOUIS, :
cars. Choice timothy, $4,000 Nv NV
| timothy, s2o.5oa2a.5o; No. tm aaad
slsoo@2o.oo; No. 8 timothy si''S's
lii00.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
Quality Of Good Teacher.
No man can govern school unless
e knows how TO govern himself.
I'll Don'i Know Where
! Caught this Cold

That's the usual cry when We fnd
ourselves suddenly attacked by that
stuff" feeling. The germ seems to
have caught us-we don't know how.
The best way to avoid long spell
OF sickness with the cold is TO keep
the pores open, the system free This
relieves the congestion and enables
the blood TO circulate.
A good plan to assist the local
trouble is TO use the ioos sning rem
edy made by the Kondon Mig. Co.
all druggists 1t is the Original Ca
OF Minneapolis, MINI. and sold by
tarrhal jelly which loosens the con.
gestion, soothes the membrane and
gives quick relief. Send for free
sample.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
ten days ago after brief courtship
Her name was Reefe before marriage
DAMAGES OF $1,000
ASKED BY LINEMAN
James Pares, Injured When Pole
Breaks, Brings Action for
Large Amount.

A suit was fled in the Office OF the
clerk Of the district court today by
James Pares, against the Keokuk
Electric company, claiming damages
in the sum OF $4,000 for a fall when
q pole broke while he was working at
the top Of same.
Pares claims in his petition that
he was engaged in helping recon
struct the trolley wire system of the
Keokuk Electric company's last Aug
ust and that on August %, he had to
climb pole opposite the gas works.
He claims that while he was work.
ing on the pole, thirty-five feet high,
and strapped to 1t by his lineman's
belt, for safety. the pole snapped OIL
and he was thrown to the ground with
1t
He alleges that one wrist was brok
en- and that his other wrist and an
ankle were sprained, and that he SUI
fered other injuries. He claims that
the company knew the pole was not
I in perfect condition, and that there
fore it is negligent.
! He asks judgment in the sum O
$4,000 and costs OF the suit
/ A suit for divorce was fled yester
day by Kate Easley against Warrit
Fasley, charging cruel and inhumar
treatment. ann asking that her maid
en- name of Kate Payton be restored
Judge Hamilton granted the petition
and signed the decree OF divorce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
Room 8.
Christmas Song School.
Racitafinn-Ge Glasscw

Christmas Song-School.
observation-disclosures Glasgow.
Recitation, "On Christmas Day
Elsie RAIDER.
Exercise, Christ Has Come"-Phyl-
lis Tobin, Herbert Kicker, Viola Per-
rigo, Thelma Perrigo, Leroy Tigue,
Ethel Gambia, Edith Hall, Esther
Smith, Freddie Howren, Vivian Gill
bert, Johnnie Wilson, Viola Kraus.
Mildred Hicks.
Recitation. Christmas in the
h cart Ruth Laws
Recitation-Lillian Criswell
Song, Santa Caus"-School
Recitation, Twas the Night Be-
fore Christmas --Freddie Howren.
Recitation, My Christmas Stock.
ins"-Thelma Van Hyning.
Recitation. He Comes in the
Night"-Alice Heule
/ Play-"santa Claus and the Chill
/ DIR sn''-
Santa Claus .Bennie CLARK
( Jack Observation-Disclosures. Pal Means
jill ............... Dorothy Larson
Wee Willie Winkie. Philip Means
Little Miss Muffet. -. !. Dollie Meyer:
Spider ............ Raymond Mussel
Tommy Hooks. Edward Leighton
Betsy Brooks. ........ Hazel Whit'
Jack Sprat. George Glasgow
Jack sprat's Wife. .Madge smitl
Mary, Mary, quite contrary. $500.
................. Marian Brow
i Little BolPeep. ...... Violet Sell
: Little Boy Blue. Gordon Spauldin
! Man in the Moon =. !. Henry Welc
: First Little Scholar Tommy Roseberr
Second Little Scholar. George Damo
: Mother Goose. ....... Lillian Collin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
She viii Not Leave.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. -
When she threatened to leave him,
John F. Conrad. 81. formerly of To-
ledo Ohio. today shot and probably
fatally wounded his wife Katherin :.
f9 Waiting for the police to come
and arrest him, Conrad wrote a let
ter 70 his mother IN Toledo stating
ne had done the shooting because the
young wife was going to dlsgrac
him by leaving. They married here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
BIO Christmas Mail.

| United Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-The frs.
incoming Christmas mall steamer
from Europe. the American liner St.
Louis, arrived here today With the
record breaking load OF s.2sl sacks.
The Lusitania is due tomorrow with
7,54s sacks and SATURDAY the Letorame
and the America are due with 1855
and 1920 focks respectively: and on
Sunday 1,A25 more sacks will arr.ve
- the George Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
Christmas Programs
IN Keokuk Schools

mas Air"-Anna May Musser.
Recitation, The Christmas Guest"
-Luella Smith.
Recitation, The Cross Examina-
tion''-James Meyers.
Song, The Song OF the Bells
Altos: Eliza Smith. Marian Wharton,
OrvilIe Allen and Edwin Lantz; So
pranos: Luella Smith, Edna Dickson,
Geneyieve Walker. Edna Bentley.
Gladys Russell, Ruby Smith and
Howard Heevner.
Song, Gods Believes" Room s.
Room 4.
Playlet-"s Claus"
Santa .Wm. Walker
Sister ............. Lucille Patterson
Brother ......-...... Clarence hraus
Mother ....,.s. EInei Fase
Readings
A Visit from st. Nichols-Mildred
Gambrel.
Kriss Kringle Nancy Vermeesch.
A Christmas Thought-Irens Laws.
Christmas Has Come-Elza Glas-
gov.
A Christmas secrst-Fern Jones.
Christmas Everywhere Bertha
Pickard.
Do You Ever Thinks-Irene len
non
A Christmas Carol-Freda Van
Hesley.
Twenty-Five quotations by Nora Bill
lings, Floyd Wilson, Leila Humphrey,
Paul Shatfer, Harry Mardis, Maryen
Seward, Alvin Hall. Frank Johnson,
Paul Poland, Fred Ritter. Gertrude
Hayden, Philip Hayner. Leona Lewis.
Madeline Brown, Norman Evans, Chr
ence Kraus, Ethel Pate. Neva Printy,
Mary Hayner. Edward Smith, Frank
Woods, Harriet Slate. Carl Laws,
Lucille Patterson, Carl Shaffer.
Songs
The Shepherds were Watching.
The Olden Christmas.
Jolly Old Saint Nicholas.
Christmas Bells.
From Far Away.
o Mystic Night
| Christmas Song.
On Christmas Eve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
Chicago Cash Gndn.

Chicago Cash Grun.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-Wheat--No.
red. s5hassAc; No Pred, s4as4hc;;
No. 2 hard, ss1z G9oc; No. 8 hard, SO
090c: No. 3 spring, ss9s9c
Como. yellow, nc; No. 3, s.
Gssc; No. 9 white. ssG67c; No.
yellow. s5A G6Tc: No. 4. 5s1z @s3c;
No. white, 609s4c; No. yellow,
5eh Ge4c.
Oats-No. 3 white, 3as4 q 40s4c; No
white, 3shG4oc; standard. 40R q
4lc.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, H.. Dec. Is--Corn-Mar
ket. unchanged, 1zc higher. No.
white, CSC; No 3 yellow. ssh @S5hc;
No. 4 yellow. 6oG's21ac; No. ) mixed
CSC; No. mixed. e0G6IKc.
oats-Market k@hc lower. No.
white. 4os1c: standard. 4oAc.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-Hog receipts
$4,000; market. 501oc lower. Mixed
and butchers, s740G7S5; good heavy
s7.5597.s5: rough heavy. s7.45@7.55
light, s7.359T72; pigs, ss.25G7.7o.
Cattle receipts 5000: market steady
Beeyes. se.Cods.75: COWS and heifers
$3.30GS.40; stockers and feeders, s4.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18

The Christmas programs IN the
Lincoln school will be given tomorrow
afternoon. Following are hs pro-
grams for the entire school.
Rooms and 6.
Song. THE Blessed Birth"-Room s.
Song. Shining In the Midnight
Sky'-Room 5.
Recitation. Save a Little Christ
masa-Roy Glasgow.
Recitation, Silent Night'-Marga,
ret Hayden.
Exercise. Babe OF Bethlehem"
Bessie Hasper. Sophia Wrieden, Ruth
Hicks. Ellen Sturgeon, Eyalyn Hall,
Mary Carter, Hazel Washburn, Fred
Miller. Jean Walker, Everett Kicker,
James Meyers, Elmer Mardis. Roy
Glasgow. Harry Washburn and Ar
thur Heule.
Song, 20 Little Town OF Bethle-
henl,-Rooms and g.
Song. THE Wonderful Star
Rooms and s.
Violin Solo-Edwin Lantz.
Recitation, THE Log Ffre"-orvilie
Allen.
Recitation, -he Legend Of
wreaths" Samuel Smith.
Play. What Does Christmas
Near? PARRY. Edna Dickson; seven
girls. Eliza Smith. Marian Wharton,
Mildred Riley, Genevieve Walker.
GLADYS Wells, Ival Richardson and
Alta Walker.
Recitation. Early Christmas Morn
fng--Kenneth RIDER
Recitation, IF Dorothy Wright.
Song, Holy Mat. Silent Night
Violin. Edwin bants; altos. Marian
Wharton. Eliza Smith. Luella Smith,
Edna Bentley and Orville Allen; so
pranos. Genevieve Walker, Ruby
Smith. Edna Dickson and Howard
Heevner.
Recitation. The Telephone Bell
LIE Ross Morris.
Recitation. 'My Stocking -Mlen
Sturgeon.
Play, Santa Claus VISIT
Mr.. Santa Claus" Lloyd.
Mrs. Santa Claus"-Bssher Means
'Mr. Kendall principal OF the
school-Kenneth RAIDER.
School children: LIE Ross Morris
Francis Billings, Veima Heule. Made
line Shaffer. Nellie Purdy. Clara Pol
ard, Lydia Raines.
Recitation, "A Christmas CaroT'
Ya,nal Cfrabp
Recitation. Just Before Christmas
Fred Miller.
Song, THE Beautiful Star"-Roon
Song, Arouse Ys All This Christ
mas Morn"-Roon s.
Play, Christmas with Mothe
Goose
Mother Goose. Myrtle Parke
Man In Brown. i. .Russel Musse
Old Woman who Lives In Shoe
...t...... Mildred Rfle.
Old Woman who Lives Under the
Hill. ........ Josephine Hamflto
Old Woman Tossed Up in Blan-
ket ............. .Flossie Telle
Butcher .......... Edwin Liant
Baker. -. Orville ALE
Candlestick Maker. -. Chas Laypol
Tom, the Piper's Son. Kenneth Lisl
The Man from the South. ..,...
.... Orville Mark
Little Miss Mutfet. !. Gladys Russo
Little Boy Blue. -. Clyde Anderso
Jack and jill. Observation-Disclosures.
Raymond Hull and Geneva Evar
Jack Horner. $3.50. }. Otto Rad,
Little Bo-Peep. ....,... Edna Dicks
Knave of Hearts. ..... Victor Larst
Maid from Garden .Genevieve Walk
Bachelor. ... Carl washbu,
Mary Contrary. .......... Ruby smi
Simple Simon -. Howard Heavn
Santa Claus. >. ....... Harry Sewa
Recitation, Christmas Tide
Viola Leighton.
Recitation, "The Feel in the Chri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-18
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
over City


47.a5; Texans, ss.6o@7 go; calves,
sT.5o@11.0O.
Sheep receipts 10000; market slow,
weak. Native. s4.4o95.75; western,
s-.40G5.75; lambs, ss6,4Q@7.9o. west
ern, s640G7.so.
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1S.-Cattle
receipts 1900; market steady. Texas
receipts 1900; native beef steers, $3.50
99.75s cows and heifers, s4.25@S. so;
stockers and feeders, s5.00G7 so;
calves, s6.o0111.00; Texas steers,
.o.759Ieo; cows and .heifers, $4,000
GOO. .a.a5e
( Hog receipts 1880; market 5G10c
higher. Mixed and butchers, $1,000
7.S5; good to heavy, s7.S0@7s5; rough,
s7.35@7.50; light, 81 so97 10; bulk.
s7.601f.so; pigs. s6.T56750.
Sheep receipts 1900; market pros
poets steady. Sheep and mutton,
s.75Q4 So; lambs. 5.25@7.s5.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1s.-cattle re.
ceipts $500; market steady. 1oc high.
er. Steers, ss.so@1o.oo; cows and
heifers, s4.4o9s.5o; stockers and
feeders, s5.5o@7s0; calves. $500
100.
Hog receipts 5000 market 561oc
higher. Bulk, s7.3o9770; helyy, 81 50
9T.so; medium. s7.5o97T5; ligh,
| s7.so@77o.
Sheep receipts 1000; marke,
steady. Lambs, s7oo0T.e5; ewes
/ s4.oo04.so; wethers, ss.250o.4o.
/ Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Dec. 1S--Cattle receipts
1.4oo; market strong, 1oc higher
Steers. $7.906S.50; cows and heifers
i $s.T6@S.s5; stockers and feeders
ss.s597.so; calves. ss.ooQ10.o0; bull.
and stays, s4.5o0s.75.
Hog receipts 1900: market 8
higher. Bulk, s7.25@7.65.
Sheep receipts 1900; marke
strong. 10000 higher. Yearl ngs
/ sso016.5o; wethers, $5.o015. %
lambs. s7.5o97.so; ewes, $780, go.
i Chicago Produce.
4 CHICAGO, Dec Butter Extra
35h @36c; frsts. 27d29c; dairy eS
tras. 29hG3oc; dairy frsts, 2sh "a
| 27sc.
Eggs Ffrsts, 2s@stc; ordinar;
I firsts. 31k 632c
| Cheese Twins. 1914 G15hc; Youn
Americas, 15A d16c.
Potatoes -Michiean, 55163c; wis
: oondn, 559 CSC; Minnesota, 55963c.
Live poultry Fowls, 1915 @1Sc
ducks, 13114c; geese, 12h Q13kc
spring chickens, 12@12hc; turkey.
1661Tc.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-Flour maj
ket quiet, unchanged.
Pork market quiet. Ness, s23.25G
5 1915.
II Lard market quiet Middle ives
! spot. s1o.7091o.s0.
Sugar. raw, market quiet. Centrif,
gal test, s3.3o93.33; Muscavado s
!. test, s2.8o@2.S3.
i. Sugar. refined. market quiet. CT
20 loaf. s5.25; crushed. s5.15; powdere,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN.
DIR. w. p. SHERLOCK

DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, |
Once Is North Fifth street. in til,
Howell building.
Office hours-1o to IL 8. m, 2 to
p. M; evenings, Z to s; Sundays. Il
tc p. m. United States civil servic,
examiner.
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DR.. BRUCE L. GiLFlLLAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 81
Office 621la Main street. oys,
W.nger Bros. store. Bell phone Nv
Black.
Residence 81 North Fourth street
Bell phone 12soRed. I
Hours-lo-1a a. N. "a p. n. n
u. III. Sunday by appointment.
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DR.. p. D. GAUNT
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ANU
cT-DrEnN

SURGEON.
Special attention to inherited any
chronic diseases and diseases o.
women. .
Office rooms No. and 8. Havkes
Building, Eighth and Main. 4.
Office hours: 10 to IL a. m, TO-
and Z to p. III. sundays by appont
ment.
Phones: of.ce. 146-R-1. Res, 1867
Residence 1903 Main.