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The Coconino sun., 1914-07-24

and Director. ED FLETCHER, Director. JOHN E. CARNAHAN, Director. HENRY B. RETTIE. Director. THOMAS MARIONEAUX, Director. ARTICLE XI Sec. 1-The individual or private property of the stockholders of this corporation shall not be liable for any of the debts. labili- ties obligations of this corporation. Sec. g. The full paid capital stock of this cor poration shall not be assessable for any purpose All other capital stock of this corporation shall be assessable under the direction of the Board of Directors in the and form provided by statute
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto subscribed our names this 9th day of June. Anno Domini, 1914.
 DAVID c. COLLIER.
 HERBERT A. PARKYN.
 AUGUST H. BUNGE.
 SAMUEL S. SHERMAN.
 HENRY B. RETTIE.
 ED FLETCHER
 CHARLES c. CARNAHAN.
 JOHN E. CARNAHAN.
 THOMAS MARIoNEAUx.
The Coconino sun., 1914-07-24

State of Utah, County of Salt Lake-ss
 l. L. P. Palmer. County Clerk in and for the County of Salt Lake. In the State of Utah. do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of the Articles of Incorporation and oath Of Incorporators, duly acknowledged of Southwestern Pacific Railroad Company, as ap- pears of record in my office.
 In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 18th day of June. 1914. L. P. PALMER, Clerk. by A. E. Beyeridge, Deputy Clerk. (seaD
The Coconino sun., 1914-07-24

Endorsed No. 1858 SOUTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. Filed in the Clerks Office. Salt Lake County, Utah. June 12. 1914. L. P. Palmer. County Clerk. By A. E. Beveridge. Deputy Clerk
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Sale of Linens Shirts White Goods and Bed Spreads
White Goods

25c FANCY STRIPED CREPE WOLFE
AT i5c-5,000 yards of fine, sheer fancy
white dress material; dainty raised cord
effect, as well as the heavier white stripe;
35 inches wide; regular 25c grade Janu-
ary sale price, 15c.
39c NOVELTY CREPE WOLFE, 25c-A
handsome, sheer, summery fabric, made
in the popular nubbe dash effect, forming
plaids and stripes; sc inches wide; a quail
ity regularly 39c yard. This sale, spe-
cial, Csc.
1.39 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, 95c-
i2-yard pieces Of pure white bleached long
cloth, made Of fine combed yarn; SO ins.
wide; for women's underwear and infants
wear; regular ST 80 per piece. Special, CSC.
l9c WHITE LINGERIE BATIsTE,
12Hc-Soft, sheer and silky batste, made
of fine combed Egyptian yarn; 39 inches
wide; for blouses, dresses and lingerie
the regular 19c grade. Special January
sale price, yard, 12hc.
REMNANTS OF LONG CLOTH, e1lc-
40-inch long cloth, made OF fine combed
yarn, we'll bleached; remnant lengths OF
from to 7 yards; quality regularly
worth 15c per yard. On sale spec, at 9Nc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
GIFTS PRESENTED
AT FAIRGROUNDS
Christmas Trees Laden With
Toys Enjoyed by Children
of City.

esnta Claus visited the Belleville
avenue and Canal street Fairgrounds
last night and distributed gifts
christmas trees laden with presents
we're enjoyed at both places. The
nregram for the Belleville avenue
pIavground follows:
ehorus-"Hail Old Father Christ
mas" boys and girls Of Fairgrounds;
piano and violin duet, 'Adeste
Fideles." Teddy and Fred Rossy +;
lance, "The Bad, Bad Boy and the
Good. Good Girl" from the Quaker
Girl by Cecil Chenowirth and Rose
Zetchnan: piano solo, Christmas
Carols Gladys Ruttman; recitation,
Dear Old Santa Claus" by Eleanor
Kaiser: piano solo, Chimes Of Nor
mandy" by Lucille Trumbar; playlet,
Christmas in Shadowland," the FOL
owing taking part: Theora Lytle,
Dorothy McCance, Betty Curry,
Myrtle Gardner, Ruth Kelly, Rose
Mulbare. Florence Shapiro, Lueilo
g.ytie Marguretta Noise, Gladys and
Elsio Beattie, Anna Van Houten,
Artie Beattie, Fred Hunt and Frank
HUNT: piano solo, Evening Chimes,
By Fred Lidlow.
The exercises at Canal street were
under the direction of Joseph Es-
Dosito assisted by Augusta Fuchs and
James Mcmahon and consisted Of the
following:
recitation. Santa Claus and His
Men" by David Meyer dance, Como
Let Us Be JOYFUL" by the Junior
airls; recitation, Father Christmas,
5Iichael Giacomo: Gotland's quad
rille. by junior girls; clown dance,
5, Junior boys; playlet, Christmas
with the Poor" by boys and girls
Of the playground.
At the Summer avenue playground,
President Nicholas La Vecchia, of the
playground commission, swore in tbs
various playground officials.
Camille Tipaldi, wdo was elected
mayor, was presented with a large
horseshoe of flowers. The other can
didates sworn in were: Board Of
works, Pasquale Girado, Alphonso
salerno. Cabby Nesto aldermen
f.onis Frungilio Girado Garafilo,
Samuel Marzulli, Felix Maconri,
louis Tfpaldi, Raphael Petosa; board
II health. Charles De Rosa, Joseph
Condito, Joseph Parcello; board OF
palice commissioners, Louis Iapola,
Alphonso Lorenzo, Mario Lapporio;
..ity council, Richard T. Malta, jr.
-Ity clerk Michael Barone; prosecu-
ter, Vito Salerno: judge, Joseph D.
Allessio. and secretary to mayor,
Sarah LefkoUitz.
After a speech, the mayor read
his message to the common council.
Drills and recitations by the boys
end girls Of the playground helped
70 make the inauguration a gala
cyeut.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Y. M. C. A. Notes

The Y. s. B. c. held its usual
meeting tonight. Romaine Bateman,
= former member OF the club and now
b student in the Nyack Theological
Seminary, was the speaker.
The social rooms OF the boys di-
vision will be open for the use of all
employed boys and their lady friends
5n New Years eve. Games may be
played and light refreshments viii bs
served.
Open house will be observed all Of
Kew Years Day, when the program
viii be as follows:
10 a. MN Wallace Hall a recep-
ton will be rendered to Sunday school
coys over twelve years Of age. Amos
One Road, a -blooded Sioux In
dian, will sing and speak "Af'
Baker, the well-knoWn magician and
ventriloquist, will entertain. Motion
pictures will be shown.
2 20 p. m.--Inspectiou OF build
ing. Public invited to see the gym
nasiun, pool, dormitories, educational
classrooms, boys, division rooms, etc.
.. m.-Game tournaments In boys
division. The public will be invited
% inspect the thirteen rooms com
prising the boys division.
2:15 D. m.-Men and women cor
italy invited to the carnival in the
gymnasium, consisting of window
aD6 high jumping, advanced appa-
raSIs work and basketball. Also
demonstration OF wimming-diving
FOR form. twenty dash re-
lay racing. etc. No admission fee
will be charged IT Is expected that
tae gymnasium win be thronged to
its utmost capacity. -
s to II p. m.--Joint reception Of the
Young Womens and Young Mems
Christian associations in the new
building of the Y. w. G. A, So Wash
ington street. Exhibition in the
gymnasium, dancing In Sayre Hall,
concert in clubrooms, Mrs. Jay Ten
5yck, contralto. and Signor Arturo
Nutini violinist, assisting. The di-
versified program offered in the eve
ming will, no doubt attract many
At the mems meeting to be held in
ne Goodwin Theatre Sunday after
loon, January 8. Charles r. Drum,
II Syracuse, will speak on THE Other
Fellows Sister" /. H. Meredith, Of
Fular- Meredith Company, will be the
alusical director. Song service will
begin at $3.50 p. m.
At the monthly members gathering
to be held Saturday evening, Janu-
Try 20, Ivan P. Flood, X. NJ. c. A.
city secretary for boys, will deliver a
lecture entitled Men in the Max
ngH The lecture will be given in
Wallace Hall and will be free to men
Z and women. It will be illustrated
With moving pictures.
Al the members entertainment to
be held In Wallace Hall on Saturday
evening, February 15, the Thespian
Stock Company will give humorous
sketch. ThSre will also be vocal and
instrurneD music.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Select Some of These
Player-PianO Music
Rolls for New Years

a Tulip, 60 Let's
Toddie at the Mid
night Ball, (S) When
You're q Long, Long
Way from Home, 20
I'm Going to Make
You Love Ne. CD MY
Tango Girl, soc.
I Wonder Who's
Next in Your Heart,
41c.
Dear Old Henly
Waltz, Wars of the
World. sac.
AS Long as the
Nile Flows On Tone
step), 54c.
Tip Top Tippcrary
Mary, 54c.
Operatic Music
Only Girl, 500.
Wars of the World
soc.
The Debutante. Soc.
The Heart of Paddy
Whack, o9c.
Lilac Domino, see.
Suzi, sac.
Watch Your Step
SOc.
Chin Chin, see.
Papa's Darling, SBc.
H FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Sample Linens at ! Off

Sample linens made up Of the best
products of three famous manufacturers
OF Scotch and Irish, as we'll as German
and Austrian linens. Thousands OF pieces
in the lot. Some samples are slightly
soied and mussed from handling, but they
will come from the laundry fresh and per
feet. Included are towels, hemstitched
cloths, luncheon cloths, tray cloths, cluny
lace pieces, guest towels, doilies, centre
pieces table tops, buffet and bureau scarfs,
embroidered pieces, luncheon sets, nap
kins, hemstitched sets.
i0c LINEN CRASH TOWELING FOR
7Tc-Remnants OF linen crash toweling,
with blue borders these are mill
ends of from one to ten yards each; regu-
lar i0c yard. Special at 7Hc.
ice EXTRA HEAVY CRASH TOWEL
ING, 14c--All pure linen crash toweling,
of extra heavy quality; suitable for hand,
dish or roller towel use; blue or red bor-
ders; regular Ice per yard. Special at lac.
2sc EXTRA LARGE TURKISH TOW
ELS, loc--Soft, spongy Turkish bath tow
els, made of good grade OF terry cloth
extra large size; usually sold for 25c each.
We shall offer them special at Ice.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Bed Spreads

400 SATIN BED SPREADS, AIS
A wide range of beautiful patterns;
scalloped embroidered ends and cut
corners; $500 values; special, 2.75.
200 CROCHET BED SPREADS,
l.3e-These heavy crochet bed spreads
are shown in many pretty patterns.
They're of full size and free from
dressing. Perfect goods--never less
than $500. January sale price, l.39.
500 SATIN BED SPREADS, 3.1e--
Extra size spreads, scalloped en-
broidered ends and cut corners; $500
values; special, 3.19.
i.5o FULL SIZE BED SPREADS,
95c-Full size spreads of fine bleached
warn offered at Csc each owing to
slight mill stains or trifing mis-
weaves. Most of them hemmed--a
few fringed; Sl.5o quality; special,
CSC.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Hair Goods

Do you want to look attrac-
tive? The manner in which you
arrange your hair is the key to
attrsctiveness.
We are in a position TO offer
you Bamberger quality hair at
reduced prices Thursday and
Saturday.
wAVY SWITCHES
At 97c, 20-inch wavy switches.
At 1.47, 24-ineh wayy switches.
At 2.67, 26-inch wavy switches.
wAVY TRANSFORMATIONS
At 97c, all-around wavy
transformations.
At i.47, M-around wsyy
transformations.
At SGT, all-around wayy
transformations.
I'D FLOOR, GREEN ROOM
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30

Want to Go to
Toxic, Ale.
I've Got the Sweet
est Baby, Ale.
On the 5:15, 41c.
Rose of Italy, Ale.
Sister Susie's Sew
ing Shirts for Sol
diers, 41c.
Winter Nights, 41c.
It's a Long Way TO
Tipperary. Ale.
I'm Glad My Wife's
in Europe. 41c.
I'm Not Ashamed of
You, Molly, Ale.
Let Them Alone,
They're Married. Ale.
She Used to Be the
Sw eetest Girl in
Town, SAC.
Fifty Fifty, 54c.
War in Snider 5
Grocery Store, 41c.
A. o. HIS of the L.
5. A, 4Ic.
" h G n Grown-Up
Ladies Act Like
Babies, 4Ic.
Al the Mississippi
Cabaret, Ale.
MUSIC re
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Between
Ourselves

is Christmas overp" in
quired a customer Monday.
1T seems to me you are as
crowded today as you were
this time last week"
Christmas is over, but
BUSINESS is not.
A great store like this can
not afford to relax. EVERY
DAY must be busy.
We have planned a novel and
interesting series OF sales for
January which we shall tell
about later. These sales will
embrace practically every i'm
portant department in our store,
and IL advance preparations on q
big scale count for what we
think they do, the FIRST month OF
1915 will break all records.
We don't, as a rule, talk shop
in this little column, but we want
you to know what we are doing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Holy Name Society OF
Sacred Heart Church Holds
Barn Dance; Prizes Awarded

The Holy Name Society Of the sa-
cred Heart Church held barn dance
IA the church auditorium last night.
A fine musical program, including vo-
cal selections by William L. Murray
James Lynch and Joseph Mcmahon,
was rendered.
Prizes were awarded for the better
Hrube'' costumes. Miss Emily Yeager
and John Koermeir won the first
prize, and the second went to Jennie
and James Mclaughlin.
The peanut-rolling contest was won
by Joseph Abendschoen.
More than 500 persons attended the
dance. The hall was decorated in
rustic fashion. Owing to the absence
oe several members of the cast, the
arrangement committee was obliged
% postpone the performance of the
sketch, Uncle Toms House by Noon
55eht'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30

He's a Rag Picker,
41c.
I Want to Lineer,
Red, White and
Blue lone step), Ale.
G h | n a t o W Il, MY
Chinatown, sac.
It's Going to Be g
Cold Cold Winter.
54c.
Ri 9 Violin Ny
Grand Daddy Made,
SAC.
Colonial Rag lone
step). sac.
Fox Trot Medley
No. 2, introducing %
Sunset Rag. C2) Su-
gar Plum, 69c.
Morning Exercises
Fox Trot. SIC.
Pm Ticking Love
Taps. Ale.
Valse Marie (Hesi-
tatlon). SOC.
S-Too High, 41c.
Irish Eyes of Love.
J4c.
Popular Selections,
No. 10, introducing
% When You Wore
IL DEPARTMENT, SIs
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Sale Continues to Attract
Women's Clnemises

ENVELOPE CHEMISES, 44c-Made OF nice quail
ity crepe, trimmed with dainty lace and ribbon spe-
cial, 44c.
90 ENVELOPE CHEMISEs, 8sc-Of good nain-
sock, trimmed with embroidery and ribbon, spe-
ENVELOPE CHEMISEs, 1.44-of fine nainsook,
fashioned with dainty lace and medsllions, beading
and ribbon; special LA.
CAMBRIC' CHEMISES, 44c--OR good quality,
finished with net embroidery, beading and ribbon;
special, 44c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Candy for
New Years

Assorted chocolates will be
specially priced Thursday at Csc
a pound. Large variety OF DIFF
ferently favored centres. Good
quality chocolates, in neat holi-
day box; special, the pound, 2sc.
Chocolate covered whipped
creams at 29c a pound make a
splendid offering for tomorrow's
selling. Soft, delicious. creams,
covered with high quality choeo-
late. 40c grade al 29c lb.
Lebkuchen
A large assortment of Leb-
kuchen from Germany is offered
in the candy store. These dainty
cakes are packed in novelty
packages and in fancy boxes.
Prices range from 1Dc to $50.
FIRST FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
'NeW Year" millinery
1850 Feather Trimmed
Hats 600

fine quality velvet in the ar-
with Wreaths
bned with tips clusters umes and various feather Ranes will
be placed o sale Thursday for $500 each.
These hats originally made up for our s250 stock and
Feathers
models $500 $1,000 A few
trimmed stunning color combinations
Actual value S1250 Special for Thursday 500.
THIRD FLOOR. HAIsEY STREET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Extra Size Garments

EXTRA SIZE GOWNS, eec-Hgh, v and sur
plice styles, OF cambrc or nansook, lace and EN-
broidery trimmings; special 99c.
EXTRA SIZE PETTICOATS, 9ec-Of strong
cambric trimmed with neat lace and rlbbon extra
dust ruffles; special 99c.
EXTRA SIZE CORSET COVERS, 5ec--French
style made Of good nainsook, lace and embroidery
trimmed beading and ribbon run; special, Sc.
EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS, 35c--Good, strong
cambria drawers, trimmed with ruffles, tucks and
embroidery; special 3 pairs for l00 or, pair, 35c.
EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS, 44c-Good, strong
quality cambric trimmed with tucks and ruffles of
embroidery; special at 44c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Children the Guests OF
the Kruger Association
at It's Annual Festivities

About 200 children were guests at
the annual juvenile festivities of the
sottfried Kruger Association last
aight at the club house, in Belmont
avenue.
There was an appropriate enter
lainment. The feature was the pre-
4sntaton Of gifts from a large and
brilliantly lighted Christmas tree by
Santa Claus in person. The gifts con-
sisted of books, toys, candies and
fruits
The committee which arranged the
affair was headed by Frank r. Kelly,
chairman; DR.. II. Mayer, treasurer,
and Adolph Zeitler. secretary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Women's Combinations

COMBINATIONS, 44c-Corset cover and draw.
ers corset cover and skirt of nainsook, lace and
embroidery trimmed; special, 44c.
COMBINATIONS, 6sc-Fine nsinsook, embrod-
cry and lace trimmed, corset and skirt corset
cover and drawers; special, Csc.
COMBINATIONS, 8Sc-Of fine nainsook, corset
cover and drawers corset cover and skirt, trim
med with embroidery beading and ribbon; spec, sse
COMBINATIONS, 1.2S-Corset cover and skirt
corset cover and drawers, Of very fine nainsook,
trimmed with lace medaons; special, 1.2S.
Women's Gowns
WOMEN'S GOWNS, 44c-High V and surpice
styles, of nainsook lace and embroidery trimmed
long or short Sleeves special, 44c.
WOMEN'S GOWNS, 58c--Good quality main
sock, surplice style, trimmed with embroidery and
lace, ribbon run; special, 58c.
WOMEN'S 600 GOWNS, 2.95-Fine batste
Philippine hand-embroidered. Empire model, bead
ing and ribbon at waist; special, 2.95.
WOMEN'S GOWNS 1.44-Surplce style, of fine
nainsook trimmed with dainty lace and embroidery
beading and ribbon; special, 1.44.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
The Half-Yearly Furniture Sale

Low prices and complete assortments are max
ing the Bamberger half-yearly sale Of furniture
an event Of Statewide importance The entire
stock, with the exception of two lines of restricted
goods, has been reduced ten to fifty per cent. Hun
dreds of pieces, as we'll as a splendid variety Of
suites for every room in the house. have been spe-
cially acquired for the SALE Durability, ndvdu
ality and good taste lend distinction to Bamberger
furniture Prices here always lower than elsewhere
because this is the only house in Newark that does
NOT sell the instament plan. One visit to the furniture
department will give conviction
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
NMI- II MT
400 to $50
Shoes, 2.O5

Are you one Of the hun
dreds OF men who wait for
the Bamberger semi-annual
sale ? The big event is now
on. 1t is the twenty-sixth
such occasion-and ii is
the best Of them all.
The shoes in this sale are
all PERFECT. They are worth
81 10 S. a pair. Sale price is
S2.95. Included are mems
footwear, made of black and
tan Russia calf, gunmetal
calf, kangaroo skin, vici kid
and patent colt. There are
lace, button and blucher
styles. Some shoes have
single soles, while others have
double soles. All have Good
year welted soles. Made to
sell for S4, $3.50, SIS and $3.50
pair. While they last, at 2.95.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
lNI-E] E: mi
zoe to LOO
Shirts, Soc

About 600 shirts, left
over from the various
sales we have held in the
immediate past, have been
marked down for this sale
to a price which should
clear the tables in short
order.
Careful Workmanship,
attractive patterns, desir-
able colors and durable
material make these shirts
decidedly worth while,
Sold formerly at 7ec and
$500; special for Thurs
day, at Soc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Golden Oak Dining
Room Furniture

The Bamberger offering of golden oak
dining-roonl furniture in this sale is the
best in the stores history. Some specimen
values:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Medium Priced Bed
Room Furniture

The following are examples of the splen-
did values offered in medium priced bed
room furniture during the Half-yearly Sale:
Circassian Walnut Furniture
$500 Circassian Walnut Dresser. :. .22.50
$500 Circassian Walnut Chiffonier. .21.50
$500 Circassian Walnut Princess
DrSSSSr zz.0U
$500 Circassian Walnut Dressing
IdDlS lo.OU
S3500 Circassian Walnut Bedstead. 1880
Golden Oak, Mahogany and
Bird's-eye Maple
$500 Golden Oak, Mahogany or Bird's-eye
Maple Dresser ..................l 1895
$4,000 Golden Oak, Mahogany or Bird's-eye
Maple Chifonier ................1S 1873
$1,000 Golden Oak, Mahogany or Bird's-eye
Maple Princess Dresser. 49,. 1895
$3.50 Golden Oak, Mahogany or Birds'-eye
Maple Dressing Table. e...........-. 14.95
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30

Jac0bean Oak Dining
Room Suites
Four-piece Jacobean oak dining-room
suite, consisting Of buffet, china closet, ser
wing table and extension table. Regularly
S25000 Half-yearlY sale price, 1890.
Four-piece Jacobean oak dining-room
suite, of buffet, china closet with full mir
ror back, serving table and extension table.
Regularly S335.00. Half-yearly sale price,
245.00
Ten-piece Jacobean oak dining room
suite, OF buffet, china closet, serving table,
extension table, five side and one arm
chair. Regularly $4,000. Half-yearly sale
price, 275.0O.
Four-pece Jacobean oak dning-room
suite, Of buffet, china closet with full mir
ror back, 54-inch extension table and ser
wing table, regularly S575. Half-yearly
sale price, 269.50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-30
Golden Oak Bullets
Golden Oak Extension Table
Golden Oak China Closet

$3.50 Golden Oak China Closet, sp'l., 1850
S2i.50 Golden Oak China Closet, sp'., 1850
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-27
TEMPERANCE BODY
AGAINST NICK REED
Will Request cummins and Kenyon
to Oppose His Confirmation az
Deputy U. S. Marshal.

The Iowa Antisaloon league ant.
temperance democratic leaders In
Iowa have asked Senators Cummins
and Kenyon to hold up in the senate
the confirmation of the appointment
of Nick Reed Of Ottumwa as United
States marshal for southern Iowa,
says the Register and Leader.
A petition accompanied by affidavits
of alleged prosecutions for illegal
sale Of liquor as a druggist in OF
tumwa and membership in the Iowa
Liquor Dealers association has been
sent to President Wilson.
1t is alleged that Mr.. Reed has been
made defendant in a number of suits
instituted for violations of the drug
store permit law. The petition claims
he is incompetent, unqualified for the
office and is now defending himself In
several suits. 1t is alleged further
that a request for a drug store permit
has been denied by Judge Vermillion
OF the district bench
The headquarters committee of the
Iowa Anti-saloon league at called
meeting Tuesday afternoon went on
record as opposed to the United States
senate confirming the federal appoint
naent Of Reed as United States mar
shall for the southern district.
I'VE registered our kick against
the appointment of Nick Reed as
United States marshal" said Supt, w.
G. Barber yesterday. I'VE propose to
have his appointment held up in the
senate If we possibly can, and 1 fail
to see how his appointment can he
confirmed when the facts are known.
We have asked our senator's to eNsrt
themselves for his defeat"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-27
DENVER, ILL.


Since our lecture course was SO
pleasing to the community at large,
our committee composed of DIR. H. D.
Seigfreid, w. II. Scott, Walter Kip
pert, Charles Groves, H. l., O'Brien
and ]. V. Scott signed up the contract
the first of the week for chautauqua
to be held here during the month Of
August, lasting six days, consisting OF
twelve entertainments, one program
each afternoon and evening by as
many different companies. The sea-
son tickets will be $3.50. single tickets
Csc. We are not able at this time to
give the complete program, but will
do 30 later However, we are glad to
announce the return OF the Katherine
Carroll Smith Co., which was our first
number of last November on the Ly-
ceum course. We know of no better
of the kind on the road today. Also
the Menely quartette, our last num-
Der, who gave such splendid enter.
tainment. Baileys Musical and Dram.
attic company, Pennsylvania Larka
Jubilee Singers, w. H. Bickers, l.. l..
| D., Rev. B. W. Andrews, Sunderland
Bickers Com bination, Evangelist John.
son, Miss Geraldine Hector and the
Menely Brothers
We are glad TO note that DR.. C. r
Hurdle, dentist, is now located at the