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D1slae JANUARY.
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puVALL anlfrlN.

Friends of Ernest DuVaii ot Mem. pala formerly of lhia city, will be interested in the following announce mant, which NAB received here yeaa ipfday
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NEW PITCHING sThF.
Buffalo ssuispro Signs With New
 York Americans.

New York. Jan LYnn Brown a eeui professional pit her Of Buffalo, N r.. today s'gbsd contract with Inc New York Ameflean club. Browns work iu fhs city league Of Buffalo luat season attracted Inc attention 0f Dna of Frank Fareg'a gaO5ts Brown la "A f1<hthander and Is reputed to have speed and control
 Charles Barrett. trainer Of tho New York Americans. who arrived here to. day from Dlebdora. Cal. whore he spent inc holidays with Frank Chance. manager o the Americans, said Chance might not leave thn coagt uutil tho laet week in February. Ho win join the regulars hnd recruits March l at Houston. Tez
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perceApp CASE AGAIN.
May Hot Bs Heard in Justice Court
 Until Motion Ia passed On.

Judge Ea4. sA counsel for inter. yonofs lb tha matter of the criminal nhafge against t c l'Hehhrd. ae rpssd Of grand larceny. yesterday a3a peared before cir nil Judge Gotham and slated thm ho would ike a mo. ton formerly made to require Con. atabls Lan6ford to produce ths mon. ey ip contention in court. acted on. before criminal caHh WHs hsard growing out of the same matter. Judge Cufi announced. however. that Judge N H Cobb pf counsel for the other side. wae il and lbat he would be willing fof the mnlter Co Eo over 1T tt appeared Judge Cobb would be unable to be present. and tho defense would be- injured by bis enforced ab. epfEr.
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REWARD

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An electric piano dropped thtee sto. tiee lf. a4.io. a feu days ago 4 ls f9 ba hoped fhaf tbs example wiii Ds widely lmliat.d
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CT course there may bh nae for the grand jury immediately followlug Inc lianef inenBn dreisies
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pn8ERrs THE NATIONAL.

Baltimore. Jan -Otto Kunbe. Bec- ohd basrmnn of the Philadelphia Ma. tlopal League Club. today signed 4 contract to manage the Baltimore Federal League Club.
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A insn ahAliied tn wear coat oT arms presents . pofry sight when hia sleeves ATS ont al tho elbow.
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Lester Home Hotel

HOME or rHg BROTHERHOOD MEN No runners or solicitors employed Best meals in Hot Springs at the price,
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Wall. the weather man appears te ba az helpful no possible at ihe aea. h0uf debut
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chronlo conatIpatIon cured

Five years ago had inc worst case of chronic constipation ever knew of. and Chamberlan's Tablets cured me" writes s. r Fish, Brook' lyn, Mich For sale by all dealers
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An uhiahoma farmer recently drop rHa dead wheh hla wife presented him Nilh twins The question naa
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mn AenANsAa grAnlre

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Nov Is the budding lime of tho sea ssai. and uesi week | should be in feii bloom
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Money talks. hni hid you eyer stop 10 consider that T. sometimes stops lAlk,
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II Is dull day In tiot abfiues when na Bew contention arises
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If ignorance is i'sa tteo lbis ought ts ba | very happy old world
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stsJ arises #aas p0sjq Be haze esasa had s#ey aees ftto,af.
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For expert kodak finishing. sorrels Drug Co b-d-u
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The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
COLoRED PEOPLE
TO BE BENEFITED
Opening Of Peoples Institute VIII
Prove of Advantage
to Many.

The Peoples Institute, an organiza-
tion for the social, physical, mental
and moral benefit of the colored people
of Keokuk will be opened soon The
current issue of Church Life contains
the following of interest concerning
the institution:
This is an organization designed
for the mental, moral and physical
welfare of the colored people of Keo.
Ikuk, both men and women. Feeling
the great need of social center for
the fifteen hundred or more of the
people of the negro race in our city,
the Rev. John G. Sage has founded
the Peoples Institute for the purpose
of affording center for the various
activities of the colored people
A building has been secured which
will be open each weekday afternoon
and evening as a club house and social
center. In the afternoons the women
members OF the organization will
have the use thereof, and evenings it
will be at the disposal of the men. 1t
us designed to furnish this building
with billiard and pool tables, games,
reading matter, etc. From time to
time. probably at least once each
week, there viii be gatherings for the
men and women to hear lecture, a
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
GRAND JURY MAY
REPORT TUESDAY
Motion is Filed in Case Of Sanders
Versus SutlIve
Brothers.

The grand jury which is in session
at the present term of court is ex-
pected to be ready to make report
to the judge on Tuesday. Whether
the jury will complete its investiga-
tdon of the county home by that
time is problematicaI 1t is believed,
however, that the body will be ready
to report on the criminal business be-
fore it on Tuesday
No court business was transacted
yesterday. Judge Hamilton was In
fort Madison on court work then,
and the sessions here were adjourned
until Monday at 2 o'clock The
Laumann estate case and the case of
Mccarthy, administrators, against
Lochnead, are set for Tuesday after.
noon.
A motion was filed in the case of
j. F. Sanders vs.. Sutlive Bros, ct al.
A more specific statement is asked
for and a motion to strike ont Ger.
tain words and phrases has been
made.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08

about people in glass houses, and sug.
gested that we would better look to
our back yards and front yards both.
and that he thought an organization
such as proposed of citizens would no
doubt be a good thing
c. F. Mcfarland spoke of the com
ing election. He said people of the
city felt that the adoption of the com
mission form four years ago was a big
step forward. The first two years hc
believed all would agree was su;-
cess. But he believed 95 per cent OF
the people would say that the last
two years were unsatisfactory. The
plan is on trial this time, Mr. Nc
Farland suggested.
After general call for suggestions
had been met, the meeting adjourned.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08

Keokuk postoff1cs, uncalled for, for
week ending Feb z, 1914:
Ladies'.
Mrs. G. B. Eagon.
Mrs. Cora Evans.
Miss Lula Hfngst
Mrs. A. M. Hogan
Miss Lena johnson.
Ada Laten.
Mrs. Mary Lynch.
Mrs Ida Miller.
Miss Lena Murphy.
Miss Hulda Nelson.
Miss Laura Rhine.
Mrs. q. G. Roberts.
Mrs. Agnes Smith.
Miss Lovtlla Watson.
Gentlemen.
A. L. Edwards.
Charles Fulton.
j. S. Halsey.
Arthur Johnson
Clarence Kirtlen.
Fred Kryselmier (2).
Howard Lane.
e. n. Locher
Frank Martin
One Min. Washing Machine Co.
Mr. A. Il. PEARSON.
James A. Pitts.
jim Sheets.
Roy Scott.
A. F. Wright.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Would Work Secretly.

During the balloting speeches were
made by several men present. j. O.
Boyd usggested that perhaps the best
work could be done by committees If
some we're not known to the general
public. He advocated keping some of
the work secret The committee
which would investigate political
candidates for instance could be at
work if it's personnel were not
known, he thought
Frank Vollers indorsed the idea of
working in secret for some of the
committees.
Albert Kiefer said he looked for
the new body to do much good. He
said that frequently city officials
hesitated to do certain things. where
if they had committee Of this kind
to advise and stand back of them they
would not be so hesitant.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08

talk, to engage in party or enter
tainment, or dance.
1t will have no connection with any
religious body, and any colored man
or woman is eligible to membership
without distinction as to age or
church connections. 1t is intended to
serve the whole of the colored popu-
lation of our city
The Rev. Mr.. Sage is being aided in
this enterprise by a body of about
twenty-five of our leading citizens who
are interested in the welfare of Keo-
kuk. The secretary in charge will be
Mr.. Alfred Lee Jones, who will as
sist the director in directing the act
ivities of the institute.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08

That's what Stuart's Calcium Waf-
ers are intended to accomplish and
do complish. Their Principal in
gredient is Calcium sulphide, the
quickest and most thorough blood
cleanser known.
These wonderful little waters got
right into the blood, and destroy e.up-
tive substances present in it. In some
cases faw days are sufficient to
make a marked improvement. And
when the blood is pure the whole
system is hundred per cent better.
Go to any drug store and get a 80
cent box of Stuart's Calcium Waters.
Get them today
Don't fret any longer about those
blackheads, p.mples, polls, letter,
eczema spots or skin eruptions: they
all go and 'go quick" if you use
Stualt's Calcium Waters.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the
Keokuk postoff1cs. uncalled for, for
week ending Feb. z, 1914:
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Suit Aaainst Railroad

fUnited Press Leased Wire Service.
LOUISVILLE KY, Feb. 7.-su1l
was filed today by the department OF
justice against the Louisville ana
Nashville railroad to compel it to
produce thu records of the executive
Offices of the railroad for use in the
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce myself as can
didate for nomination as supervisor
of Lee county, subject to the decision
of the republican voters at the Juna
primary.
JOHN De ROSEAR.
Mt. Halnil, Iowa, February 2, 1914.
Advertisement.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
CITY MANAGER Plan IS
EXPLAINED TO LEAGUE

munlty must be considered, he said. |
Mr.. Sawyer thought people we're all
too willing to go to councilman and
kick about something, but when it
came to filing informations or giving
official information they thought the
officials should do it all.
Mr.. Sawyer said that Keokuk was
in deplorable moral condition. He
did not believe that any city in the
state was in much worse condition,
that Is in comparison with the size
of Keokuk.
City Manager Plan.
Mr.. Mcfarland, then introduced o.
B. Towne, who had been asked to
gather some data on the matter of a
city manager. Mr.. Towne spoke of
the government of the German cities
through its council, magistrates, and
burgomaster. The magistrates are ex-
perts in their line, he said
Mr.. Towne then spoke of the out
growth Of the manager form of gov
ernment from the German plan and
said it would be possible to use the
manager form with the present com
mission plan. He quoted from let
ter from the office of the attorney gen
eral giving an opinion in this matter.
Stripped of legal phrasing, the an
swer was that Keokuk could adopt
the manager form by the passage Of
0rIi svy;r ~
manager. The mayor and commits
sioners still would compose the coun-
Gil and they would act in connection
with the manager.
keokuk Could do it.
Clarinda has the manager form
along with its commission form Of gov
Iernment, Mr. Towne explained. and
read letter from Clarinda in which
the ordinance passed was enclosed.
According to this ordinance, the pow
| ers Of the council are delegated to
this one man, and he is paid the sal
arv of the various departments.
Mr.. Towne suggested that the city
liAoAoEoSi PiuA iCAONCu llOlu CAC
political machinery the man who had
1.-THE administration finances and laws
and would bring the city on business
basis, better than any other proposi-
ton, perhaps. Keokuk is spending
over s170,000 for overhead expenses,
something which no corporation would
I do without business manager to be
held responsible for the spending, it
twas brought out.
Mr.. Towne's connection with this
matter was explained in that he was
asked to do the corresponding for the
league and to make the report last
night.
1t was suggested that perhaps some
Fof the eastern technical college men
could be secured If the plan was
Iadopted Toledo and Dayton, Ohio,
and some of the eastern cities are
trying out the plan with success, 1t
was said.
]. O. Boyd then moved to refer the
matter to the executive committee
for their action.
Plan is on Trial.
Wells Nj. Irwin made a short talk
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
New Organization Of Citizens
Hears Of its Operation
in Clarinda and
Elsewhere.
COMMITTEE IS TO ACT
Executive Body Will Take
Final Steps in Matter
Which is Referred
to It.

AT a meeting Of twenty-five mem
bers of the newly organized Citizens
Welfare League last night at the
county court house, the city manager
plan was explained, and on motion Of
j. O. Boyd, was referred to the newly
elected committee of 81 for action.
1t was explained at the meeting that
KeokulS would adopt the city manager
plan along with the commission form
OF government by the passage of an
ordinance delegating the powers to
the manager An opinion from the at
toney generals office was read in
which G. A. Robbins, assistant to Mr..
Cosson, stated that as he interpreted
the law keokuk could adopt the city
manager plan and retain its commits.
sion plan. The manager plan may be
used. also, with the old form of gov
ernment.
The meeting Friday night was call
ed to order by G. F. Mcfarland,
temporary chairman and G. e. War
wick was made secretary. Mr.. McFar-
land explained the call for the meet
ing. The proposition is endorsed by
215 leading men of the city, he said.
He pointed out that one clause
in the principles refers to the mat
ter of not allowing politics or religion
to interfere with the working of the
league. The object as explained by
Mr.. Mcfarland, was to elect an execu-
tive board of big corporation, and
would assist in conducting the affairs
OF city on business basis.
The citizeas often are to blame for
loose administration and lack of law
enforcement Mr.. Mcfarland said. The
council often fears to start some
measure because they do not know
just what is best. and the people OF
community are prone to protest but
not to suggest.
Following his explanatory talk, the
chairman appointed Harrie R. Col
Inns and Harvey j. Bonham as tellers
and halloting for the executive com
mittee began.
Committee Chosen.
The following twenty -one were
elected:
). Q. Boyd, G. A. Weber, C. F. skirv-
In, ]. A. Dunlap, Jacob Schouten.
Asaph Buck. E. A. French, l.. A. Ham
I'LL, Wells M. Irwin. Thos. H. Joyce, A..
Hollingsworth, George S. Tucker, r..
B. Smith, A. E. Johnston, H. r. Col.
Inns. H. G. Brown, l. w. Wills, H. c..
Huiskamp, E. S. Lotion, f. l.. Griffey,
C. E. Warwick.
j. O. Boyd was named as temper
airy chairman of the committee by
the chairman of the evening.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08

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The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Bad Moral Condition.

Hazen |. Sawyer was asked Il.
speak by j. Q Boyd and he saY>
there could be much good accom-
plished if the organization were prop
erly conducted. He said it should
not be conducted from personal view
points. The best results for com
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Industrial Association
Bulletin No. 10

In recent issue of Commercial Club bulletin 100000
people considerable attention knockers
plenty Of all kinds Yet the knockers busy knocking and
nothing
home they taking
national ecionst will all regardless
they might public
they grow and snal when things
forts.
Consequently this up
the following article
sand ris of
yere but the kicker has right kick the weak and mistakes
a
H the
recipe s @ patented s SO use 1e Just @ auey @ @ s him
"What
against government against
when He has occasionally keep
who things would anarchists
afraid it would him something.
The only thing which keeps hoping
United States and the
for knockers United government might
service.
The knock believes the world him. You against
This world
victory
The only keep the world from being you
better and for the organizations which make grow.
The doing giving
communities which
dom knock They know better They that
with hammer
1t
freight the wheels But the
holes which STILL watching
attention the re-
fined sensibiites and which eventually
The Lord loveh cheerful giver
this blessed old world
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
A Beautiful
Complexion
May be Obtained by the Use Of
6tuart's Calcium Waters, the
Greatest of All Blood
Purifiers

No need for anyone to go e.bout
any longer with a face covered with
pimples, blotches, esupt.ons, black
heads end liver-spots. These are all
due to impurities in the blood. Cleanse
the blood thoroughly and the blem-
ishes will disappear.