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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-15
PRIMARY BATTLE
IS ON TOMORROW
r;-.t skirmish for Office Of Mayor
and counciImen Begins u
Z O'clock In the
Morning.
EXPECT A HEAVY VOTE
Gid List Of Candidates and An Added
Precinct Believed WI,
Swell Figures Of
1912.

Paste This In Your Hat.
Primary election tomorrow, March
is.
polls open from o'clock a. M, to
4 o'clock p. m.
Polling places 40 follows:
First precInct-e25 Main street.
SECOND precinct-3O South Third.
Third precinct George Washing
ton school, 1875 North Ninth street.
Fourth precinct-1015 South Fifth
s.re.t.
Fifth precinct-1317 Main street.
Sixth precinct-12O6 Johnson street.
Seventh precinct-keokuk Electric
companys barn, 1901 Bank street.
Vote for one candidate for mayor.
Vote for two candidates for coun-
Gil.
City election-March 80.
The first lap in the race for the
city council will be run tomorrow
when the primaries are held. Candi-
dates for mayor and councilmen are
TO be nominated at this primary, and
will be voted for at the election which,
follows two weeks later. The polls
will open at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, and will close at o'clock in the
evening. The Gate City will receive
returns as fast as votes are counted,
and the citizens are invited to make
this Office their headquarters during
the evening.
The candidates who are on the pri-
mary ticket for mayor are: j. p.
Dickson, e. e. Hawkes., s. w. Moor
head, John w. Rovane, Sr., J. F. Sam
ders, NJ R. WEIGH and Sam G. West
colt.
The candidates for council are:
John N. Collier, j. Am. Collins, Perry
D. Dean, John R. Dimond, Thomas P.
Gray, T. j. Hickey, Fred H. Overton,
]. R. Roberts, Frank T. F. Schmidt,
and George w. Wright.
Vote for Three Men.
The voters of the, city will vote for
q Uu0 Ilttll lot mdyOt anu tNo AoA sAS
council. The two candidates having
the highest votes for mayor will go
on the city ticket, as will the four
receiving the highest number OF votes
for council, at the city election two
weeks later.
The polling places in the city are
as follows:
First precinct at No. 625 Main
street; second precinct, at No. 30
South Third street in the Rand build
ing; third precinct, at the George
Washington school basement at No
125 North Ninth street; fourth pre-
cinct, at Bailey's barber shop, 101t
South Fifth street; fifth precinct, al
Harter Bros. garage, 1877 Mair
street; sixth precinct, at 1905 John
son street, and seventh precinct a
the Keokuk Electric Railway com
pany's street car barn. 1901 Banl
street.
Big Primary Vote.
The indications point to a heav.
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a model for the millennium" in your
issue of March eighth, has, just been
brought to my attention.
Among other misleading statsments
occurs the following
"Using the magnificent Chevy
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Bankers Guarantee


WAUcHuLA SOIL is so RICH, so FER.
TILE, SO. PRoDucTlVE-the climate and
yield are so remarkable--that the home
company of bankers behind Il guarantee
your satisfaction. You can readily investi
gate the records of every one of these
bankers-their reputation for straight deal
ing is easily verified.
These bankers guarantee your land You
have year to Inspect your plot. Plenty of
time to arrange trip down here. Make
vacation of it. You'll be taken all over this
region In an automobile. You can talk to
grove owners. Investigate our statements
of $1,000 to $1,000 year incomes. And
then If you're not satisfied, every cent OF
your money will be returned with 6 per
cent interest.
THE FIRST PAYMENT cLINcHEs YOUR
OPTION on choice plot of rich vegetable
and citrus fruit land And your money
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NOT FAVORING
ANY SPECIAL TYPE
Office Of Public Roads in Agricultural
Department corrects Mislead-
ing Statement.

To the Editor Of The Daily Gate
City:
An illustrated article, entitled IF
Caesar built roads Tor present day
civilization. Uncle Sam Is furnishing
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ly conspicuous place in your paper as
the article referred to.
Very truly yours,
i. w. PAGE.
Director.
Washington. D. c., March IL, 1914
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primary vote tomorrow. The number
Of candidates in the field are indica-
tive OF a heavy votes The fact that
six OF the candidates on the ticket
luis time were on this ticket two
years ago may cut some figure with
the vote. It is generally believed
that the silent vote this time will be
a large one and will cut much ice,
as the saying. is. There are a num-
Der of candidates who are saying
very little, but, who are working at
top speed, 1t Is generally understood,
and a heavy vote may be expected
from this source.
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John A. Dunlap. -. .r......... 80
i F. Elder. ............ 1891
Ed S. Lotion. ........ 1914
John w. Rovane, Sr............ 1862
The vote for council was:
John r. Dimond. .,..... SIS
Thomas P. Gray. ............. 1915
+. j. Hickey. ............... 1891
William Kilroy ................ 44S
n. T. F. Schmidt. ........... 11OS
O. w. Sweeney. ........ 16s
Sam G. Westcott. ............. 5l6
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Comparison Of Votes.

i comparison of the vote at the
primary two years ago may be inter
.esting at this time, The vote for
mayor, when Lotion and Elder head
ed the ticket follows:
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

IChancery c-77-No 81
SHERIFF'S SALE-In chancery of New
Jersey. Between Fifth Ward Building
and Loan Association of Newark. n. j.. COM
plainant. and John Lake, ct al. defendants.
FL ia. for sale of mortgaged premises
by Virtue of the above stated writ of heri
facias, to me directed. l shall expose for sale
Newark. on Tuesday. the fourteenth day Of
april next. a. two O'Clock D. m, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
lying and being In the city Of Newark, Essex
County. New Jersey;
Beginning on the easterly line Of Hillside
avenue at a point therein distant one hun
dred and seventy-fiVe feet southerly from the
southerly line Of Hawthorne avenue with the
said easterly line of Hillside avenue. the
same are laid down on map entitled Map
OF property of the South End Land and I'm
PROV ement Company. situate In the City Of
Newark. n. j.. made by George ii. Gard
her surveyor January. 1905, which map Is
on file In the Essex County Registers Office;
from thence running easterly ninety seven
feet and fifty-two hundredths Of a foot to
avenue. thence southerly twenty-five feet;
thence westerly ninety-seven feet and fifty
two hundTedths of foot to the said tasterly
line of Hillside avenue AMI thence north
ery twenty-five feet TO the place Of begin
ming
Being known and designated as lot num-
Der 10 on the above mentioned map.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said John Lake by deed recorded In the
Essex County Registers Office in book G-52
Of deeds for said county. rage 8.
Newark. N. j.. March 3. 1914.
JOHN +. MONAHAN. Sheriff.
Ernest r. Keer. Sol'r. C$1462)
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xHERIFF's SALES.
fChancerv -7s.l

IChancery c--T5.1
SHERIFF's SALE-in Chancery Of New
Jersey. Between Joseph H. Elicot. com
plainant. and Leander J. Buckley, et ais.
defendants. FL ia, for sale Of m0rtgaged
premises.
iiy Virtue of the above stated writ OF neri
fBclas. to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House In
Newark. on Tuesday the fourteenth day Of
tracts or parcels of lana and premises situ-
ate. lying and being in the City OF Newark
Essex County, New Jersey:
First tract-Regi inning at a point or the
west line of Frelinghuysen avenue distant
south nifty feet from south line OF Emil Ire
street. thence west parallel with south line
o. Empire street one hundred and twelve feet
six inches. thence south parallel with FIRE.
lhghuysen avenue Atty feet thence east
parallel with first course one hundred and
twelve feet six inches tn the west line OF
Frtiinghuysen avenue. thence north along
same lfty feet to beginning.
Second tract-Begnning at point on the
south line Of Queen street distant one hun
dred feet west from west line OF Freling-
hUyaen avenue. thence south parallel with
FrellnR huSsen avenue one hundred feet :;
Il ence west parallel with Queen street one
hundred sxty-t~o teet six Inches; thence
feet 20 south lire of Queen street: thence
along snme east one hundred and sixty-two
feet ak Inches to place Of beginning.
Third tract-Beglnning at a point on the
north line Of Queen street distant west one
hundred feet from west line OF Frelinghuy-
sen avenue. thence north parallel with west
line of Frelinshuysen avenue one hundred
feet thence wess PARALLEL with Queen street
tv eve feet six inches thence north parallel
with Freling huysen avenue fifty feet. thence
ast parallel with Queen street twelve feet
six inches. thence north parallel with Free
linghuysen avenue fifty feet to south line
o. Empire street thence west along same one
hundred slxty-two feet six inches: thence
south parallel with Frelinghuysen avenue
two hundred feet TO north line OF Queen
street: thence east along same one hundred
siXty-two feet six inches to the place OF
beginning.
Nnwark n Marrb q taIA
JOHN f. MONAHAN. Sheriff.
Frank Benjamin. Sol'r. $1,000
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
oFr1en on rnE cIrY cLERK.

Newark, N. j. April 7th, 1914.
Sealed proposals for furnishing the mate.
the erection Of a 90 X. w. engine and gem
orator set, to be erected In the City Hall.
Newark, n. j.. according to plans and speci.
hcations drawn by Charles II. Fay. engineer,
will be received by the Committee Public
Buildings of the Common Council Of the city
Of Newark N. j.. at meeting to be held in
the city Hall, Newark, N. j.. on Thursday
Al rll 23d, 1914.
The committee win be In session to rs-
Gel, bids from to S:15 o'clock y. m.
BIDS VIII be opened promptly at 8:l5 D.. nn-
Proposals properly Endorsed must be pre-
scented personally, enclosed In sealed enye-
lopes, and at no other time and place.
Prosrosals Will be received for the erecs
tion and completion OF the entire work. Inc
GLIDING all the ell ctric work, power piping
concrete and all other work necessary to
complete the installation and erection 10
conform with the plans and specifications.
Said proposals to be accom- anied by the
consent in writing of two sureties or surety
company authorized to do business in this
State who shall at the time u putting N
such proposals qualify as TO their RESPONSE
bility in the amount of such proposals and
Lind themselves that II the contract be
awarded to the person or persons making
the proposal they Will, upon Its being so
awarded. become his or their suretles Tor
the faithful performance OF said work, and
! that II the person or persons omit or refuse
t. execute such contract they viii pay to the
city Of Newark any difference between the
81 ms TO which he or they would have been
entitled upon completion of the contract, ana
! that which the city of Newark may be
obliged TO pay the person or persons by
| whom such contract shall be executed Bid
ders must specify in their proposals the
! nj mber of days required to finish their work
should the above work or works be awarded
| to them
All bids must be made on blanks furnished
for the purpose. which can be had upon ape
plieation at the office Of the engineer.
! Plans and specifications for the proposed
/ engine and gene iator set may be examined
at the office of the engineer. Prudential
+ building, Room SOS. Newark, \. j., by de-
! posting ten dollars $4,000. which amount
! viii be refunded upon the return OF the
, / lans and specifications
The said Committee on Public Buildings OF
/ the Common Council reserve for themselves
! the right to accept or reject any or all pro-
posals for the above work or to waive any
defects therein, they may deem best for
] the interests Of the city Of Newark.
| BY direction of the Committee on Public
Buildings of the Common Council OF the
0''' : '' JAMES F. coNNELLY.
City Clerk,
j. FRANCIS HANLON,
Chairman Public Building COMMITTEES.
eps-k&
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[ChanCery C,-76-No l.
SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery OF New
Jersey. Between Fifth Ward Building
and Loan Association Of Newark N. j., com
plainant. and John Lake. ct al. defendants.
Fl fa.. for sale of mnrtgaged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of fierl
facIas. To me directed. I shall expose for sale
Newark. on Tuesday. the fourteenth day of
April next. at two o'clock p. m. all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate.
lying and being in the City OF Newark. Essex
County New Jersey
beginning on the easterly line Of Hillside
avenue at point therein distant two hun
bred feet southerly from the corner formed
bv the Intersection OF the sontherly line
Of Hawthorne avenue with the said easterly
line of Hillside avenue, as the same are laid
down on map entitled MAP of property OF
tn South End Land and Improvement Com
pany situated In the City of Newark n. j.
made by George Fl. Gardner surveyor Janu-
ary, 1905. which map Is on file In the Essex
County Registers office; from thence run
ring easterly ninetv-seven feet and ffty-tw0
hundredths of foot to the rear line Of lnts
fronting on Johnson avenue thence southerly
tW enty-five feet: thence westerly ninetyseven
feet and twenty-one one-hundredths of a foot
to the snt1 rasterv line of Hillside avenue
and thence northerly twenty-five feet tn the
lace of beginning, I'elng known and desig'
;ioncd map.
Being the same promises conveyed TO the
said John Lake by deed recorded In the Essex
County Registers Office In book G-52 of
deeds for said county page 2
Newark, n J March o 1914.
JOHN r. MoNAHAN. Sheriff.
Ernest +. Keer. Solr. $i462l
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SHERIFF's sALE-Essex Common Pleas
Court. Ludlow Squier, a corporation,
plaintiff Va Charles Decter
By virtue Of the above stated writ OF heri
facias. to me directed l shall expose for sale
by public vendue at the Court House. in
Newark on Tuesday, the twenty-first day Of
April next, at two O'Clock p. m, all those
tracts or parcels Of land and premises stu
ate. lying and being In the Town of Irving
ton, IN the County Of Essex and State OF
New Jersey
First notwithstanding in the easterly line
or Maple avenue at point Their In distant
thirty feet north OF the nor. heriy line OF
Itefpers street; frnm thence running along
Maple avenue north thirty-sever degrees
tr'rty-three minutes east one hundred forty
feet thence south iIfty-twO degrees twenty
south thirty-seven degrees thirty-t three min
utes west hundred forty feet; thence
north ffty-two degrees twenty-seVen mn
utes west hundred feet to the easterly
plnce If beginning.
Second tract-BeFinning in the westerly
line of Grove street at a point therein distant
thirty feet and ferty hpndredths Of a foot
north from the northerly line of May street.
and from thence running along Grove street
north thrtv-fhre degrees thirty minutes
enst one hundred forty feet and thlrtyt1ve
hfndredths Of foot thence north lfty-two
bred three feet and seventy -nne hundredths
Of foot thence south thirtv-seven degrees
and thirtv-thrc' minutes west tign'y-four
feet: thence south fftv-two degrees twenty
tIlrty-sn' en- dcFrees thirty-three minutes
west fifty-slN feet thence south hfty-two
derrecs twentv-se..en mlnntes east one hun
dred eight feet md siXtV-one h"ndreaths Of
the point and rlace If bePinning
Newark. N March 10 1914.
JOHN F MoNN'TAN. sheriff.
w. Howard Drn~iest Atty eis.66)
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lChancery C-79.l
.SHERlFF'S SALE-In Chancery OF New
Jersey Between Ellen Mcclure. com
nlainant, and Morris Parkway Realty Com
pany. ct ais, defendants FL. ia. for sale
Nv virtue of the above stated writ of fieri
facias, to me directed. I shall expose for sale
Newark. Tuesday, the fourteenth day OF
april next at two o'clock p. m. all those
tracts or parcels of land and premises stu
ate. lying and helng In the City of Newark
Essen County, New Jersey:
First Notwithstanding In the easterly line
nnrtherly twenty-eight feet from the north
erly line OF Chester avenue thence easterly
at right angles to North Sixth street parallel
with Chester avenue hundred feet to the
centre line of the block herein described
thence southerly along said centre line
twenty eight feet to the northerly line Of
Chester avenue; thence easterly along said
northerly line OF Chester avenue one hun
died feet to the westerly line Of North Fifth
street; thence northerly along North Fifth
street one hundred and flftysx and fortv-
three ne-hundredths feet To the northerly
line of the property herein described thence
westerly and nearly parallel with Chester
avenue two hundred and six one hnndredths
feet to the westerly lie Of North Sixth
Sixth street one hundred and thirtythree
and eighteen one-hundredths feet to the
TO IL inclusive on block q on map Of
property owned by Sweeney & Scoppettone.
Second Understanding at the intersec-
ton Of the northerly line Of Chester avenue
and the easterlv line Of North Fifth street;
tfence northerly along said line of North
Fifth street one hundred and twenty feet
more or less. to the intersection of said
eastery line Of North Fifth street and the
westerly line Of Morris canal thence south
erly along the line of the Morris Canal to
tho point Of Its Intersection with the north
ery line Of Chester avenue. thence westerly
along said nnrtherly line Of Chester avenue
seventy fest more or less to the point or
place Of beginning
Newark n March 1914.
JOIN F. MONAHAN. sheriff.
Charles NJ. Myers Sol'r ($1s.S6)
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SHE7fFFS SATE-In Chancery OF New
JERSEY. Between Homaseekers Building
and Loan Association a r CORPORATION, COM
rlaInant and Belle Duckenfied, ct ais, de-
fendants. Fl IA. for sale Of mortgaged
premises.
Nv virtue OF the above stated writ Of neri
facias to directed. shall expose for sale
hv putlic vendne at the Court House. In
Newark IN Tuesday the twenty-flrst dav Of
April next ut two o'clock u. m. all that
tract or Parcel Of land and premises situate.
wing and heinz In the Town OF 1rvington,
EsFcv Comfy New Jersey:
Begnn'nR In the soptherlv line Of Leslie
place ~ n rnint therein distant one hundred
End 'hirtv-scven feet and slxtv-one one-hun-
dref'ths Of n font westerly from the inter
section of tho same and the westerly line NJ
Stt'yvesant avenue therCe running westerly
nionc said sortherlv linz of Leslie nlace
tlrtV-on feet thence south for.y-fonr de-
praoR west hundred feet. thence south
fcrtV-siv degrees east twPnty-eivht feet and
ef'v one-h"ndredths Of foot thence north
forty-dre degrees twprtv-six minutes east
hundred feet and threa one hundredth s
nf foot tn the southeriv line of Leslie
mace and rlnce Of heP'nnng
Peing ppri NJ he snrnp n-omises convened
n 'hn said Ralle Duckenaed by Olympic
RealtV Com"nnv. corporation nv deed
fnted Arril first. rineteen hundred and ten
anS racor1ed In The BOOSTERS once ~ Essay
County in book v-4e of deeds for said
county on pages 2G9 sc.
Newark, N J. March IS 1914.
T0rN H'0NAHAN. Sho-'@
Adam J. Rossba,h, Sol'r. 1920
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IChancery C-iOs1
GII IIcI,g SAL E.---IL, Chm .,nor. Of N

SHERIFF'S SALE--In Chancery OF New
Jersey Between Katharine NieblIng ct
ais. executors of Christina Treft deceased
com lalnant. and Harry bernstein Born
steinl ct ais defendants. FL. ia, for sale
OF NOR. gagged premises
ny vir're of the above stated writ of heri
faciaB to me directed shall expose for sale
~ public Yendne. at the Court House In
Newark on Tuesday. the fifth day OF Nav
next at two O'Clock D. M. ali that tract Or
parcel Of land and premises situate lying. and
cling In the City OF Newark Essex County.
New Jersey:
Beginning at the sortheasteriy corner Of
WaVerly place NOV Waverly avenuel and
Somerset street and thence running scout herly
along the easterly line of Somerset street one.
a foot to the nor. herly line of lot number
thirty-six on the map hereinafter referred to
the'ee easterly along the same and parallel.
or nearly so. with Waverly place tnow
WRverlv avenuel forty-hve feet and seven
teen one-hlndred' ms Of foot 10 the west
ery line of lot number thirty-three on said
one hundred feet more or less to the south
erly line of Waverly place (now Waverly
for y-nlne feet and eight hundredths OF
foot to the corner aforesaid and place OF
beginning. "a
Being lots number thirty-four and thirty.
heirs of Emelie Cox. deceased. situated in
the Thirteenth Ward, Newark made by w.
L THOMPSON. surveyor March 20 1865,
Subject, however. TO the restr ions with
reference to the nlleyway set forth and ex-
pressed In a ,,rtain deed from Jean Tack
and Emma G. Tack his wife 20 Clarence M
Holden recorded in Essex County Regis
ter's Office in hook Les of deeds on page
527.
larry Bernstein by Joseph okin, and Selda
Ckin, his wife. by deed dated May 18th,
1to9 and recorded in the Essex County
REGISTERS Office on May 2lst 1909.
=. JOHN 7. NioNAHAN. Sheriff..
Hugh Werner, sor (s17.ssl
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tChancery c--9s !

[
SHERTFF'S SABE-Tn Chnncery Of New
Jersey. Between The Lehich Rpildine
and Loan Association Of Irvineton N j..
ants. Fl. "a. for sale Of mor Tg'ee
'rrmises
nv virtue Of the above stated writ of Aeri
eacias, to me directed 7 shall expose for sale
~ public vendue at the Court House in
Newark on Tuesday. the twenty-eighth dav
" April next at two o'clock .. m all that
'ract or marcel n land and PREMISES situate.
Wing and being In the Town Of Irvington
Essex County. New Jersey:
Beine the lot as shown and DESIGNATED on
certain man entitled MAN OF Linden Park
Tract. situated In Iryinrtnn Essex County
New Jersey, owned by BENJAMIN J Feu-
cha"s and Edward S. Allen surveyed by
George II. Gardner. surveyor. April 1907 .
and shown and designated on said man
lot number twelve f12l on block d. and
described az follows:
Beginning in the northeriy line Of Ruth
stree distant westerly two hundred and
seventy -siv feet from the corner formed by
the Intersection of said northerly line Of
Ruth street with tho westerly line Of Linden
avenue thence running nor heasterIy and at
tight angles to Ruth street one hundred feet ;
thence running northwesterly and parallel
with Ruth street ir-y-four feet and eighty
four hrndredths of a foot: thence running
7opthwesterlv one hundred feet and fortv-
seven htndredths Of foot to point In the
northor'v line Of Ruth street-saif point
being distant twenty-five feet and fourteen
h'ndredths NJ foot westerly from the
along sald line Of Ruth street soptiiea sterlv
TWENTY-FIVE feet and fourteen hundredths Of
a font tn he noint and Mace ~ beginning
Reing the same rremises conveyed 10 the
said GeorFe Dickel by John r. FRANKIE
and wife by deed dated Anril 2Gth 1912 ac-
KNOW 'dge 1"ne 9TH. 1912 and recorded
herewith this mortgage being given to
SCORE the payment Of rart Of tho consider
alton for said CONVEYANCE and advanced by
the rarity Of the first mart to the party Of
the second nart for that nurpose.
Newark, N J. March % 1914
JOFEN F. MONAHAN. Sheriff
Newton p. Kinsey. sol'r, (s1s 36l