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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
WIFE'S DEFENSE OF
WALK GETS MAN INTO
TROUBLE AT ALTON

Mrs. Z. NJ, Trenchery, after re
|monstrating in vain against teams
being driven across the sidewalk at
her home on East Second street Al
ton, took stand on the sidewalk
with folded arms Saturday and in.
formed Charles Grant, a driver, that
he would have to run over ner il he
drove across the sidewalk.
Grant turned out enough to avoid
running over the woman, but the
hub OF wheel struck her. Her
husband ran out and pulled Grant off
the wagon, Grant struck Trenchery
end they fought until a policeman
separated them. Both will be prose
euted.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
KILLS NAN FOR
MONEY ON 4
HUNTING TRIP
Union City Man After Shooting and
Robbing Victim, Throws
Body in Well.

= Union City, Tenn, July 29..--
FF"hh DettD>h, SIN OF one ot tht
prominent citizens here is in 1aiI
charged with the murder OF "Chop-
| by Wenner, whose dead body was
Hound in q we'll near here Saturday
night. Deitzell is alleged to have
Il REQ Wenner tOT bus money Wen
ner kept his money, amounting to
several hundred dollars in a rcd TO-
Fhacco pouch, Some Of this money.
with the red coloring which had
faded into it, was found in Deitzall s
possession at the time Of his arrest.
Two weeks before Tie tjnaiag or
the body, Deitzell is said to haze ar
ranged a huutjng iaunt with Wen
ner. Arriving at a lonely spot, Deli
2eil shot him through the head, ana
taking the money threw the body
down the wei, where it was found
Saturday, head downward. I
70 remove suspicion from himaelr
)eitzell killed a dog and placed the
areas near the well.
DeitzelIs suspicious actions fol-
owing the tragedy, caused his ar.
est.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30

Chickasaws, Choctaws, Creeks anil
Seminoles, and the work of windin;,
Up their affairs is now in progress.
iAt its completion these four tribes
will be dissolved. The Creek and
Seminole nations. will be the next t.
cease to exist as tribal entities, pcs,
Isibiv within a year. Thus 4 coasiG
Iorable part of the remnant Of Ameri-
team Indians is gradually merging
into the body of American citizen
ship.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30

swallowing plum seeds when she
was small child, and how. at tba
age OF II, is beginning to cough
them up. The physicians who arc
attending the Young woman have "a
plum stones in their possession, and
Know that there are at least a dozen
more which the girl coughed up be-
Tore medical attention was called tn
the case.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
G0DD SUGGESTION TO
CAIRO PEOPLE

II is surprising the amount of old
foul matter the simbple mixture of
buckthorn bark. glycerine, ETC.,
known as Adler-i-ka. drains from
the system, This remedy became
famous by curing appendicitis and
acts on BOTH the upper and lower
bowel so thoroughly that ONE DOSE
relieves sour stomach, gas on stom-
ach and constipation almost I'M
MEDIATELY. We are mighty glad
We are Cairo agents for Adler-i-ka.
II. w. Schulz, ruggist.-Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
Summary

Two base hits-Gosnell, Hart,
Koran.
Stolen bases-Criffn, Herbert,
Coy, Mccain.
Struck out-By Erwin, 3: by
Halsteaj, 4
Bases on balls-Off Erwin, >; off
Halstead, .
Wild pitch-Erwin. 1.
Double Elay-Wise to Engman TO
Coy.
Bases on errors-Padrcah. A.:
Cairo. .
Left on Paducah. s; Cairo.
3.
Earned runs-Cairo, .: Padncah.
/.
Sacrifice 6y-Engman. 1.
tmpire-Powers.
Time. 1:45.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
m j on Bid" at Gem


Tho story of a Million Hld" IA
be presented in motion pictures at
the Gem Theatre this afternoon and
hrght oeals with q young lady who
rs forced by her merceua"y mother
to mar"v wealthy Australian
Fhey remain husband and wife in
name only, as the sirl's heart is
Win Young doctor in America
fhe honeymoon is spent on the
Australians Yacht. which is after
ward strlt in collision. He re-
oeiFes a terrible wound in the head
depriving him OF his memory. His
VIE IS rescuod, and subsequently
marrics the young doctor. whom
she still loves, believing her first
Husband to be dead. A few ynars
later the first husband comes to
he young doctor now famous
'raih srcciali5t, to have his mem
NY restored The young wife roc
'2Bi1es him and bees her second
husband not to perform the opera
ion, The husband. however. NOT |
moving anything OF his wife's te~-
ible secret, insists that il Is his |
Hty but the moment the Austral-
an S memory comes hack to him.
9 dies, leaving the young wife to
or happiness with the husband
nom she worships. II
The original picture. without a
ngle change, comes TO the Gem
ieatre today and tonight. II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
ST. LOUIS Girl.
COUGHS Up s.
PLUM STONES
8-Ray Shows Nore-She Began
Swallowing Seeds When a Child
Case Puzzles Physicians.

t. Louis, July 29-Onc Of tn
most unusual cases to which the x
has ever been put in st. Louis,
,al which is attracting the atten-
eu of many physicians over the
|city, is that oil Miss Lean Boaran OF
|4G45 Russell avenue, who began
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
Oblivion

eff our man doesn't make a record
In the legislature" says the Whitsett
Courier, well send him to congress,
WI re hell be lost sight of and never
heard from again"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30

Most OF the worlds knowledge Ia
oased on newspapers. You must
read them IL you would know what
Ia going ON.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30

no need for calomel with It's
hauseatlng effects. LIv.ER-LAY is
happy IN results. j. u, Brewer
Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30

j. B. Brewer knows about LIVER.
LAX. You need it for your Liver
-Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
K. |. 7. Leaene

Batteries-Fitzpatrick and john
son, Nicks and Haughee.
Henderson series has been trans
ferred 20 Hopkinsville on account of
fair week there.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
FOLEY
KIDNEY
FILL Is:

\ Abat Foley Kidney Pills are sue
ccssful everywhere with ell kidney
1 and bladder troubles, backashe,
4 weak back, rheumatism, stiff and
aching Joints, because they are q
/ true medicine, honestly made, that
y you eaanoi take into ycur syatenn
] withou. having good results.
They make your Kidneys strong
and heaIthily active, they regulate 1
She bladder. Tonic in action, quick ]
. I'd giving good reaulss.' Try them.
sSassF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
SCORE BY INNINGS:

SCORE BY INNINGS
o,.l 2 5 6 Z 9 ri
Cairo Y VI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30
Xhe Guaranteed Remedy

Herman c. Schuh. Eighth aud Wash
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-07-30

Agreements similar to that win
e Inerokees were msGe with the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
Quarterly Report OF Miss Mamie P.
Futon is Given 20
Board at IT'S
Session.
ADULTS total, 1904
December Is Banner Month for the
Growr.ups' Bco'es
Der shows Best for
the Children.

The quarterly report of Miss Mamie
T Fniton librarian, made last night
at the meeting OF the Keoklk public
library board shows Big gain FOR
1918. over the corresponding months
in 1912 A total OF 1898 volumes
was issued during the quarter 70
edults, and 4sa7 10 children The
total amount Of fires collected was
$3.50 and SITE was paid for books
lost The hooks on me rental shelves
brought in s55.04
Following Is the report 81 The II
hrarian On ths number al volumes As
sued 70 adults during October. No
yeInhsr and nacesnha 1sfss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
AMUsENlEN


! A gripping story of the business
imam who refuses 70 nay wage which
iallews girl TO live decentiy, and OF
the underworld to which this same
girl deseends. driven there because
ii,er youth demands its own. Is that ef
The Traffic" which was PRESENTED
at the Grand lest night The Traffic
us brilliantly played A conpanv of
artists, each one q star IN his part
carries out the destiny of the play. I;
hardly seemed as If il were a stage
one leotaed at II seemed more as if
one wena looking at real life The
underworld was there. with rs cadet.
It's wanten, It's boss, the done iend
and he Salvation Army girl And
there wgs the girI. The girl who sold
Ter soiit and her honor thar her sister
might lAFe. The task-master VINO
forces the girl to work bnttenhoies
far six cents q dozen and docks her
because she stuck her finger with a
needle ard there was p slight blood
stain, Is the first man on whom fhe
audience vents its hate. and the or
poEtunitv comes when Noilw Mcclure
The philosopher OF lie tenement. TELLS
him what he Is The question fellows
II yoyr HiRd who Is 70 blame for the
gigi's downfall the facfary manager
Who nays the smallest wage he can or
society which until only Jew
months ago. failed 10 concern ITSELF
with this sort OK business,
The 'tcadsf,' has taken the girl. and
IN q vel playea scene. the girl fnal-
Il agrees TO go into the house Of Sac
co, rather than 10 allow The cRdet 20
nut her SISTER snto tha kind of life he
has brought her into And then me
cadet attempts 70 double cross the
SRI He takes the sister from her
home IN the country which has been
hoesht BY the girl with her body and
her sedl And the girl finding ont his
supKcifvs silis him The girl ac-
quilted har sister goes 70 i've win
the sister OF tase ro,lng doctor. who
offers TO tska the girl into real
hoFse where lore is net counterfeit
and ws-s money IS not SIS measure.
where lsshts ere shaded and rot -saf
Vet fiSta.an minutes astar tie asay1ftsai
tho girf goes Hwav with the scarlet
woman, % censinfse her aTii life. until
done or the river eiaisas hsr.
The strength ~ The Trafie Is IN sha
enttng Poets wonld have washed tn a
girl clean n the floed Of tie murder
.sr Bsts TIE TraHe which % viysdly
has reoTtyeyei real life through aAree
es1ser acfs is not weakened ~ sent
mental ending The efri. see her
'way ID tire vo-is q re vanten
walking sight roaA u hesran Is
ret what Y Is cracked m 20 BE- The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
ROWING ASSOCIATION
MEN COMING HERE
President ard Secretary win see If
Keokpk Can Plan fer
Regatta.

Joseph Dig, pressdefss and Thomas
fialley secretary Of the Central states
Rowing Association VIII arrive In Eeo-
kag TONIGHT and vii meet o. 3. ToRne.
manager o. tfle keokuk Industrial ss.
ISOLATION. The men VII present q
Proposition from the Central states
asseciatien for rsgaas to be held on
Lake Cooper
The annual meeting VIII he held in
Gunner toHorror and the two men
are 70 meet the local men in order to
report a the meeting. The Central
States Association fayors Keokuk a.
the place Tor holding the NEXT regatta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
The iinn. E.srt,a1

II Is q big mistake 10 think OF
women Of the stage as idlers, and =
aigger mistake 10 suggest idIensss TO
them sa Louise Dunbar. who
comes 10 tie Grand opera house fer
matinee and night performance we'd
anssasy. January II. in TIE T.igat
Eternal. Contrary 10 popular apin-
ion q majority On actresses are far
from being hos-honse flowers Their
life IS peculiarly strenuous and It's
siiardships tend 70 quickly disauallfy
tie Feakiings snd accelerate the de-
saloFsrgleat 81 those having tie nrop
er mental and physical fhra. TIE
successful actress mus rave 4 re-
serFe dynamic foFca. such forca
comes from perfect heal f--sr,a health
and isaiansss do not 90 hand m hand
Il is the woman who can saRa aGpant-
saga q each DAYS leisure srd devote
1T 10 the Hphufldins of nar reserve
force that IS successful on tfle stage
e she can 90 10 The theatre VIII, sar
lungs f,lii oS fresh air and her Blood
icireHlsting IS 4 can circulate only
when pulled through sle arteries and
veins NJ hssgFhfssl End war4avsT-ssss
organs, there Is double chsnea o.
success 2 double Glance Of exercising
that dynamic force uron her audience
fana arriving - grea tres= IN Her art
slssleHess fhat taxes tfia frrn, Of soap
iEzg cae's se2f ~ IL stUfrv room Is
gtlla Gre great hindrnaea ~ many uorn.
ea aad ret tie mistake 81 suggesting
s3eh sd2enass IS often made ~ wen.
meaning associates Etav ry,7,9
rasinsae performances rea are asrfsed
ne 20 home aud isr do~n for sa hear
FER foa, ~aen tlsa prefer spirit ~1nld
IS to ssT aH On lets tase ROOD
saang ~lk II m FRESH ar Tslis yjax
e 3ifs j. eeraH.iHE nara generals "a.
Tarteo every tsv ard as , rssrs. tia
tirne sTspt Indoors fs usea Il bsuer
a5vaafaEe the Iistiess lise has ey-
En- say g psAflf1 pursuits. and a ma.
5oEfss % shs wer.an # re stare ss4e
seame especially proficient fn soma
safsi nasl Ses-sv AT 81
aem sEe IRE anstressas and mil.
iaeTs ard yea mav safely arer
rlaHy d RE rTetsiss. hats snd sozrs
seen en- he STAGE are 80 creations ii
taeir EesrArs This "a as should
Pc No sctre<s sfouid b entirety de-
snaent aFen hsr supposed art BET
ssefiid ss mistress q e;her arts. a.
sTsl trades--sUn1etfins 70 guarantees.
her AGAINST ~ars az iaactson Should
81 nat7~-s-f aT#st caE 8 han So her
carA4r Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09

aiieyrand- the notorious French
statesman. friend Of Napoleon and an
passsdo7 a. the English court vas de-
signed for military career. But an ae.
citant. when ore year CID. rendered
BIN . cripple for rfe. Ills cunning
oisFsrness, rolitiesl nenssrsston. adros.
tztriEass and ingenious sueterrass
wsrs vshsfneaslv oppcssd 81 It's EN-.
EeFoTs uife Josephine. -hn enersers-
catiy denounced him IS q cursed GRIP
pa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
Julia c,ausser


Keelsuk is signaily nonorei In the
Performance at the Grand next Tues
day evening of one OF the greatest of
modern operate singers, Nine. Julia
Clanssen. leading artist Of the Chicago.
Philadelphia Grand Opera Company.
The continued success OF Madam
Julia Gaaussen with the Chicago Opera
Company is but fusfiilulent of the
startling prediction MACS by every.
Chicago critic the morning after her
Hrst appearance In America last year
Such q beautiful, full, rich, luscious
Foice had not been heard for many
years. The citmaxes that this great
singer Is able 10 build up In the
NagneEiaT operas are nothing short OF
sttapeadops Back OF it ali too there
Is keen intelligence and sweet,
womanly nature which shines through
everything she does, Her glorious
SINGING OF the leading role Rrunnhiide,
in Die WaIkeHre last week in Chicago
must be described as majestic Al
though surrounded BY a east that In
Guided SchHmsnn-H eink. Saltzrnan-.
SteTens Raimorss, Clarence Wslitehfii
and Henr. Scott, Madam Glaussen's
singing stood head and shoulders
above them al. A proof Of this great
artists versatility is the fact thai In
one aseek she sang the consralto role in
"a Trogatore,s the soprano role In
Die Walkeure' and the mexzo role in
Blzes's masterpiece, Carmen the
part SO long held by Madam Ealve.
Madam Cianssen sails May I. TO open
at the Convent Garden ROYAL Opera,
London. May 10, with Caruso Many
enncars engagements have had to be
declined on account OF her spring en-
gagemeat in London
The Monday Music Club has cause
10 feel proud OF their contract where.
by they ara able TO present the great
artist In song recital. as her concert
engs gsments in America ara limited to
six appearances. Her other recttsls
VIII be given at Minneapolis. ST. Paul.
Detroit Peorts and New York City
'AdverTfs enens
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
FUNERAL RECORD
ss*ee.~~%e~.~>A>s


z Tae funeral Of Mrs Catharsne cson.
cannon res held a. O'Clock this
morning a 81 Fster's Catholic church
Rev Father Gillespie officiating, in
the presence of a large number ii
trisEds and eesEain;snces
The PAD bearers we're leo roncar-
non and Eduard Conosnnon. grand.
sons Joseph concannoa ard Patrick
oacsnnen raphews Jsnes Haynes
and Samuel ireland, relatives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
gos,on prn.-

- As74FNETIN jan ss esrsas
r=Pef' showed sgT4 salss q COT.
toE eaisns sa= ssss:ss+ss g. aals Bsles ain
Fee ffous sRse grorth 81 1913 to taaa-
arg supaFed n sol SGs FOR
1919 ApnHa 5alsB sEesassa ellis Tesr
30 asasEss $50 tor 1919
Sea- Island sla.ss.ae " 60 go7 1914
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09

cadet is dead. The owner Of the
houses and the dope fiend are sent up
the river to Sing Sing. But the girls
soul has been so burned and scorehesi
that she refuses the love of good
man. and sticks TO the life into which
she has fallen. Her little sister is
safe, saved by her very blood, her
soul, even, and her life. The love she
thought was real has turned out coun-
terfeit. And she turns to the only
refuge left, the life which she has
been brought into.
The Traffic was nagni6eentiy acted.
Every one was star. From the pro-
logue spoken from darhened stage
to the finish. the heart Interest never
Jagged. Agnes Berton. the girl, was
acted by Bessie Sankev. Vic connors
as the cadet, was portra we'd ~ King
Strong, and Lula, the wanten, was
Ethel LeFin's success. Rosalinda.
who thought she had found love. but
who was disappointed and who gave
her life as Salvation Argny afrf..
was aaly acted BY Marie Casagra, and
the philosopher OF the tenement was
well done. but not oyerdene by Maude
Hillinar. as Mrs. Molly Mcclure.
The entire cast Who so ABLY pre-
sented q difficult play and Who kent ii.
Clean when tha slightest slip would
have dragged 1t in the mire Is
A -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
S. Ios.ls . ~ Marx.,

ST I0Uis Jan rzrSet
sseseE Receipts al 81 Leafs. u
cars y East s. Fo4fs Z cars caosca
go ffssa No timothy
st1 "a timothy sgsfa n
es@ Nd , FisBosbs sg3sis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
over Cat. ~
Leasrd

receipts ], 30 market steady Tsaas
receipts 725. Nassve beef steers.
09.a5; cows and heIfers. sa25 ns.5a:
sfocSers and feeder So q SO cafves
s.. 600 1875 Texas ST GERS. s5T5 "a v.s0.
cows and beifers. S !. 60 0G.
Hog receipts s.59g narkst Toe high
er Mixed and butchers. 81 .2eef
good To heavy sss9ag.sa rough.
81 IS 1880 lisig. s8.I5 E8.35; buak-
SO AS ;S.4a; pigs. Sc 0as.20.
Sheep rpceipta 1900; market steady.
Sheer ard mutton s5os a5s75 lan1i5s.
sT-sas0sS8
Kansas Cry tive stock.
KANsaS CITY, Ian. tsa.rfe "a.
ceipts saas market slrung. steers.
IS -5aas1e4 cove and aeifers, s4lasa
400; stockers and feeders. s-5E
[ .5a. calves. SIS So an RH
Hog recsspss S.20a: market s<frso
afsher. Buf s7ssa q heavy ssfs
q n medium ssesas.ga: isgaf,
ST s0as1s.
Sheep reesipis 0aa market
strong Lambs. sra ewes,
80 80 EafeIers, SO no.as.
or.aha live Stock.
81 Aisst ian sttse receipts
s9'; alaxssss firm seers. ss.paa
! 6o sows and heiferz. ss.2s q RI.
ssockeTa and t5esers. 81 rge n 81.
calves ST saGf0p9s t1lis ana stsgs.
s45sa's.so
Har reesspts 1919. msrkes 5s
ICE faigbag. BLK. s. sg
Sheen raceFats $50 argss waas
IS Ssssc i0'Fes Yesrssngs 81 $50
etlaerx. SIS ss ,u,ns
S .oaffsaa5 ewes
Chicago Rrcecre
t'AssD, Jan. 3gttar--zsxtras,
q = Csc fists. Is aS2c: dat-r az.
tFas s9e dairy arsts. "a
ERs-F-sts, sue; orss.r.ars ara4a
y 134e
Cheese 1t7c Yolsnr
Americas lE8l7e
RESPONSIBILITIES esNTse: RVS
eoHssa, . asc sinaasota. sSs4 sc
Fe poglisy Fosis. Isss fssss.
dseks Fse sassa. lsaa4r,
grlng chickens lsc suskeys,
as~ yors peecpcs
iaii unseaasd. TT
Rrs HarEss aliet aess. s2s.ssa
ard aaTsst aTu isle sss spos
SUGAR raT uarket steady snsrs-
;1gsi sesl sg - - suscass,,,,s "a
tsss, s.
asar refined. a-kns dun. CT
aoaf t' crrsised. s.ss; ss,ss.,e.rs.s.
ssis granuiatei. g,ses I'd
So.fea BIO Ne. On ssct, 81 sac.
slso# msTsst dnsi citv. CSC;
country tssS ss,s sclzls. r..
ar Market tzsus PRIME sYasSs
ste1 e
sTsssed pFastry rsss@t s1esas gs--
3sess a6a1s4es chickens. fsaA q 9se.
JoEis, sa GsEe. ducks. essiTes
I've poultry market oases.s e,esSa
81 decks. Eslsc. sowis. $50
sIse. iarEeyss 100 ESQ, rr..sss.rs
lie. chickens II ls5c.
Cheese isagkeS etive, .3rns. s.aas
f7iak cenErnoz - saeelsi. I4 IS O. II,
$ HIS ecn9ulssa ap sBsecsals. = sg.. F.5s,
sasns. Sc
as11sar market dsIi. sowaT. Reeassss
CT eaaaarK extras. s.s.
= q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
Rents and zines.

Rents for books in October collect
Cd amounts to siS.45s in November,
s1s.75 and in December. s1T4s4
making total OF s55.04
Fines collected in October asneuny
10 sa5i. In November amount 10 s45a
and in December to S.. 40
The December report os Sunday
readers follows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09

Monthly bills were allowed. BUT no
other business was taken up by the
board,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
Grain Review.

United Press Leased Wire Serysce1
CHICAGO. Jan S--N heat traders
were somewhat encouraged today b.
the news from Liverpool where prices
we're unchanged and futures on ire
local mariEet held firm at last nights
closing prices throughout the forenoon
session Another b,lIltsh factor was
the absence of heavy receipts at the
northwest markets.
Selling pressure IN corn continued
when the market opened today but
liberal bnying checked further de-
cline. Noon found corn futures al a
slight advance over last nights clos
ing figures.
Cats were firm from the start, sup
ported BY steadying Influences In the
other grain pits. May gained II ana
July IS In the forenoon
Provisions continued at yesterdays
advance as hogs prices mounted high
er. There was considerable ACTIVITY
early In the day but the market graw
quiet toward Hoon
Corn turned hi ghsrvsn the aflernoon
advancing X for Msy ana * for July
and closed strong
Oats moved Up a fraction on taa
advance In corn but whest closed III
noon prices
Provisions he'd the forenoon gains
until the close
Daily Range Of Prices
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Musical Numbers.

Musical Numbers.
Directed by Al Shay
Open Chorus ..s.... Heartbrsakers
Somewhere She's Flirting with
Some One ..i.........4..
Mastar and Hearthreakars
Bashfni Bundle Bee Fay and Ladies
Songs We Used TO Sing .e-.....
+ ...,. Wife and Entire Company
Oh. You Lovabie Child ........
..s.....s.,..,. Fay and Master
Whistiing Speciality Fred Black
Where Did You Get That Girl
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Two to Duluth, Johnny and Girls
Honolulu Honey Lou Johnny and Girls
Melody of Dreams "a. Master and Fay
Ensemble Finale
Original production arranged for
tabloid. and staged by Hamilton Cole
man.--Atrertfsement,
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ST. Peters. the totals are October, 50
November, SIS. aud December. 35.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09

bers that gave the original production
much of its popularity are given In
this show. Between the acts Mr.. Billy
Moore proved to be quite an enter
tanning comedian.