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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30
on runs Nos Is and II between Kansas
City ana Newton.

on. runs Nos Is and II between Kansas
City and Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Morehouso will 20 to
Silver Springs, Kan, the last Of this
week to spend q few days.
noon hour meeting Friday in tho new
MILL
Thomas E. Prout returned last night
from Kansas City. where he has been
for q few days.
The active members Of the R r. Y. NJ.
C. A. will meet next Tuesday evening at
the r. r. 7. n. c. A. for the purpose Of
ton.
J. c. UmberEer had charge Of the noon
hour meeting today in the machine hops.
Mrs. Edgar Thomas will go to Enid,
Okla, the first Of next week for few
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs.. E. L. Davis and their
son will 60 to Valencia Friday TO spend
the weekend.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

The first balmy days of Spring, whether
in Paris or on the Riviera, cali forth into the
open the world and her neighbor. Beautiful
women, good-looking clothes, brilliant sun
lights it not the very spirit of Spring that
Drian has caught in this charming drawing?
And who but the Parisienne can wear her
clothes with the verve and the daring that
make the audacious flare take on lines of
grace and the tilt of the hat become not rak-
ish, but chic?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30
MONUMENTS.

NOW Is the time and this u the place to
get first class goods at prices that defy
competition. Come and see me- Get my
prices and you will be convinced. Order
early and have your work set for Dec
grafton day MAY 800 All work guaranteed.
81. Schroeder. 81 Jefferson ST.. Topeka
Phone .10c6.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

W. Shoecran and wife to M. e. Kief-
fer. lots 2128-30-32 Lincoln st., Quin-
ton & Steele's add. .0,7b
A. Caldwell and wife to L. G.
Travis, lots 215 to 225 Leland st.. Rod
gers & Davis add. Observation-Disclosures. 600
l.. Baker to E. L Wood. lot 217 JET
ferson st., Fairchild. add. @
E. H. Rabe and wife to H. B. Davis.
lots 1851 Randolph aye. Wash
burn Place add. Observation-Disclosures. 800
]. G. Hellman and wife to E. A. Van
Allen. pit. lots U0-12 Lincoln st..
J.. K. Bair and wife to H. E. John
. aton. pit. lot ID Greenwood ave-,
Potwin sub. ....................... 10O0
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Rear Admiral Cameron Winslow,
the daring naval officer &C the Span
ish-American war who cut the cable
wires to Cuba under q rain Of shot,
is in command of the special service
squadron of the Atlantic feet for In
shore duty on the east coast Of Mex
leo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

BUSINESS CHANCES
PARTNER WANTED.
A well established merchant tailor
wants a partner with a small capital;
don't have to be a tailor. Address Mer-
chant care Journal.
FOR sALEILease or trade hotel and
restaurant; good location. Hotel. care
Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30
PHOTO ENLARGMExrs.

DON'T give . valuable picture to an
agent for enlargement You may never
have it returned. We are permanently
located here: are responsible, and you
are sure Of having photo returned with
better enlargement Can save you money
as we pay no agents. Bring in your pic
ture and We will make you q price. 6ny-
der, Photographer, n Kansas ave, over
Guilds music store
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30
wANrED-MALEn HELP.

MEN WANTED TO learn the parper trace.
No limit to terms: best and latest moth
DDS: position secured: commission paid
while learning: tools given absolutely free
with the lowest tuition ever offered. Can
or write Topeka Barber College. 81 Kan
sas ave-. Topeka Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

r WANTED FEMALE HELP.
IADIES-Start fascinating home busi-
ness: tinting postcards, pictures. etc..
spare time; make $12 weekly, no CANVAS
sing; samples 10c; particulars free. Artint
B "a 100 Manhtn. St, New York.
WANTEDAGood Christian woman, edu-
home. Cali personally afternoons 60
West 9Th st.
WANTED press feeders; must be
over 16 years old. Burroughs, Jones &
Birch. $50 Kansas ave, upstairs.
WANTED-White nurse for small baby.
Mrs. b. Cuttell. 1129 Polk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of County Commissioners 1t the
office Of the County Clerk Of Shawnee
until i. O'Clock noon. May Is. 1911. for
the construction OF one S6-f0ot span rein
forced concrete girder bridge over Martin
creek. on the West Eighth avenue road.
plans and specifications ON file in the
Office Of the County Clerk.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check in the sum OF Fifty Dol
lars (s600ol drawn on some Topeka bank
in favor Of the County Treasurer Of
Shawnee County. OF q Hike amount in
cash. as a guarantee that the successful
bidder will enter into contract and exc
cute bond ~ provided by law within ten
days after the award Of contract
Bids must be sealed and addressed to
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Shawnee County, Kansas, and endorsed
"Proposal for Bridge over Martin Creek"
The Board reaerves the right to reject
Board this 10Th day Of April 1914
Attest: o. K. swAYZE. County Clerk.
First publiahed IN Tho Topeka state
Journal Thursday. April 2. 1s14]
State Of Kansas. Shawnee County. -.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Harry A.
Aaybsfry. late Of Shawnee County. Kan
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
| Notice II hereby given that on the z3rd
| day Of March, A. D. 1914, the undersigned
was, by the Probate Court Of Shawnee
County, Kansas. duly appointed Adminis-
traitor Of the estate Of Harry A. May
| All parties interested in said estate will
take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. J. W. MAYBERRY.
| Administratoe.
/
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

the sern, anr1q1R.sd: that b to say,
II consists % the employment OF the
concrete and dramatic manner which
5s Illustrated by ancient poets -
ven rs modern. By the naratires and
ga-ables o, the Bib5s or the Tzamnf,
By bRIlaastnges and storyT-teliers
Of the middle ages, &nd by ai'egoEsfs
suca e CUmsnins and JOHN Bunyan-
WIS. perhaps may claim IL that
/ hare reminded educs-nss o. simple,
fundamental principles which. In the
somewhat unnatural rush Of over
crowded school ppErams, re are all
APT 20 forget, and along with that
EFFORT 70 get back TO more direct &C
nnn in moral teaching, hare. 1t may
be. combined q ceratin enthusiasm
Ind freshness. At least hope 20
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
800 AVE u-TLTEs.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
Row 10 SAVE LIVES.

.j1sEIE 1rZm --S -S-5-sS t1Gs are
REPEATING n The Chicago Newspapers
that city is Do- rs sKte rs the CITY u
MaEsco Fl The present tine Gunner
rasu the streets gn8p.lg innocent Iv-
ISLANDERS and 1Asrs are ctas- death
traps lurking IN every hand. Oh
course This is BIZ exaggerated REV,
bE. the conditions are sach thEf the
CRY is aroused mi steps Ere bang
taken ID c1snsa-Ts human ares and II
s degree AT IsEs-- get acquainted with
sa1ser first principles
Coroner Hoffman HIS sssas5 1hs
following rules for ssr7ns hEmsn
lives ha1 m z lesser degree cEn be
APPLIED N every cE N the COUNTY,,
great Or EuEl.
AEr-Hl sale u reErmx
PROHIBIT sale d. 1EEzrs An1 Ike
niFe.
"Enac- z poison bottle statute.
Tx legally sire, coiur an6 shape
q passDa tablets
Require eFry bind psESrn ont
doors % hsFe Whist.
-Eforre ns-s rigid tnE7sut5an n
elevators
Lock MP hkhstnaly Tsi=ss rhaus
tsu-H
License al persons driving 9I.os.
Create state s.E-s-5cs1 5Erssu.
Trgs mEe cEre hy psdes1rikns.
.Emto-cs Law % Esncs al CRY holes
Naca1s sTs-ocaT ol SAFETY fret
Require .rspsC-1on Of Ezs fixtures
IN h,mss
install more sEs1F appliances II
tar-o-ias
Pence al railroad rights u WY On
surface
install sa1sey DEVICES II III grade
c-oEsilgE
Rsvui-s FL qhrgicians 10 keep
za1-ssSEuRs serum
Prohibit 1hs inexperienced zround
electric wires"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
PEACEFUL But CAN =iG-.

Americans Ere pu- hgtta-s II the
opinion Of RsEinEId s-Err. ths French
military expert wha, IN c-iticisirg
1ias United Ssatss Euv, tails 1hz
-sbdsrs q ths Paris Temps
-1So ofhs- T,s1s,ls. sxcspt ps-rHys
The Chinese. show isss Taste tp- 1hs
profession y a-us AEu TIA AnE-
CHS. Tor TINS there Era W. cEaEse
The first is 1ss-tsct security, tus -
The sfssncs u GznEs-Dps nsiEhoo-s;
the ssc1nd IS Lhs extreme tuEiiviou.
alfty Upoo which The Americans -,oIf7-
tcsl and E1,ciE life Is founded. max
ing him 5upz1iz1t u EG rules ar1
discipline
Sut looE a tbs Yankee, CorsI6s,
his bong. wlIful jaw. TIN lips, d-
compilation EDd sharp eIaocs.
lie Is fighter d The first rank
whether ss e cow5uE. y-oupt with
the -svoiTs-- z spectator Er-a..ktr,g
his rivals with orders ur ths stocE
exchange. z E7es5F rnld frspacr1-, o
bridging across atyBsss sr5 -uE-rrfu 2
oceans.
Americans al 1--we ne rt-gz1.
sEo1s. without restraint --ifnou:
partners, and above 81. Without q
-nssre-. B-t the courage. order ant
s1s-g ot thst- troops n battle z-s
marvellous.
i speak from experience, HAVING
had occasion 70 ACCOMPANY caIur-
u n affair o. the bIoodiest 1s1ur.
IN the island OF Jole IN the Phllip
-ilss.r
vh5Is believing that She E7litei
States Is exceedingly II prepared fo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
MORAL EDUCATION.

In neral education don't morElZs-
This lis til advice Of Prof. r. g. Could
Ell English stacz10- Q. NOTE, rho nxs
bssa touring rhs United Stasss Is
deuoas-zso- for the Morzz E5ucztiu1
league OF London. PrH Gozlrs czrs-
fully worked ont program Tor moral
snsI-pc-ior IN the elementary grades
fnp-esses bureau Of eG1cA<ic1 CHI
csals zs one Q. the most vACzsse o.
TIE present efforts Il make ec1c<rion
tel n fine ctaracts-.
STORYTELLING FIRMS the h.ss for
most @. fhe Instruction N Prof.
GcuId;s ptsn Once week Or cfrzn-
e., II Is assumed. the TEACHER cr s,r1n-
caus1 gives sysrs1ls-sc Lesson on The
couducs q fife The Various virtues
E-s taught not Es Rnst-zc1iEns, but
fr concrete Examples End By inter
es49az st1-5es The teacher is nE to
say This ought 70 rs don.;" she n
-stsls- to Say This thing has been
done Hearing constantly about right
actions. the pupils learn 70 appre-
c1st4 right conduct The spirit behind
the instruction is fts sfsiSf us ser
tire, but this Aad crte- technical
-ss-sI 7s-7ns are 70 ss rarely K srs--
mentioned Il. is possible Pru<-
Goald points out 40 gre mxSy leg
sons On civic 6utF and eexre,elv ever
uHs the word patriotism. Ene ret the
temper Of conservation 10 cns's outy
and .ccantrF TnaE psDsafs the teach
IN arc inspire The pupils
Prut <ssazd discAains anything
neres OF sad61sh about his w1rk II
Is az no mssns new, he Ezsg- i hare
vre- end nser again affirmed that ms
4eachinx was, In the strict sense Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

The suprsns coET TEnssdsF u71ssl
tha cunstsrutd1tnzfirF ot the 1gw passed
syr the last Legislature. fixing q min
NUN wage for teachers Il the FElnEsc
srhools OF TIVE The csss came rom
Greene ysounfr NJ " Seva. supsrin-
-sndsnr OF the schools, c1o-Tctet
with . Teacher 10 qsF as- less 1nEl
-bz r-tn7uuu VICE s-1r5dsa nF law
FMa-sss were Flad against him sn-
rsalzrion O. ths RW- He WIS placed
under arrest 5y Shs-if Ed- T. Clarke.
Ropp 1hsr brought hAt,sas corpus PRO
csssircs against Lhs shsrtf- attaching
rfs enthusiastically .. the Law as
discriminating. Tbs court held 1saE1
he legislature c-ss-sd school lis
--cts and methods H controlling 1hs
.sros Rnd that Il such powers Esre
CONSTITUTION. fhs s-a1. certainly hKs
the right 10 rsriEr. sE1K-ass 70 b
uxts .ur feaorsr-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

--Be thrifty has 1anE been pre-
sarf taught III the Pnblic schools, mi
abs school board Of Little Rock ARK.
has Decided TO siTe -hs oalld1sn O.
that cir pr,ss;-acal ENCOURAGEMENT -
carry ]. out To thai snd 4 aas OF
Esnsza5 itself into g banking corpora
rsun srss hs.s established e penny Y-'oF'
dan. tu1d in the schools This was
e,opaactaa asEt vea- or tbs United
Charities and In taking over the n
stdTu1iun the school 5oxN soded %
sfs membership e REPRESENTING o.
IhR; organization SIX banks are pay
ing The sElEry Of manager tor he
school Swings EssocIaa1nn- During
tbs A-st weak ths school Children "a
z5n1. Eoor. q CITY Of $4,000. dsPoEsfed
sss5 Ena during Iae second ts-a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
The Longest Transmission
@ Of Power in the World

sserrrseas xemersscrs ara each con
aarras .ssrer.. 10 rxo pvwerfrs turhsrg
assrv heals az IA 600 horsepower each
THE $1,000 electrical horsepower gen
STATED il this rav is carried 10 barge
transformers. where t1s pressure Is
Ty.ssed con $500 to 49, 800 Toatz soE
Transmission TO the distant Ealifnr11a
trssy.
Afrer the water passes through tbs
Hr<t noxer plant Il Is irnpcunded b
hind ! dan asg feet long and . feea
asxh. which has bean thrown acros1
Rsr crack. about 500 fest blow Plant
No 1.
Tnts dan diFerfs the water into =
second tunnel q 500 feet long, driven
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
FREEDOM OF WOMEN LAuDsD.

FREEDOM OF WOMEN LAUDER
Chicago women Ere ctE-Iln<sy II
dependent" according - AnrhDur
Mitchell, .. D, bishop q the Evisco-
ma church ec- Aberdeen, Scotland,
and the Orkney Isknis, who is :
xuAst nj lhs Chicago Eyds PE-f hossl-
He is ID dszs-r 3 ss-ass u lectures
during ne week FL ST PEui's church.
Ferls1n -est kns Dorchester kreuns.
To E CMicEro nswspsys- -spor1s- hs
said:
"of cors. ! D impressed with
your wupdsrtL pE-rE sTslsn NJ SIZE,
End u1-s IMPRESSED with yor- sru-
p.nuous us-ra11fis BIC usl1EcrU-tt-g
institutions Your ministries ere DE--
Tz5laus Nothing in -hs DID EF1-1c cEn
compare with them
1SE even more Impressive % lbs,
e. Z szude1I Of human nature, as Ihs
a3tsg5-r o. your wunsl 10 tEks ere
NJ themselves They E-s ctE-uEnE-v
iueepsrdsu1.
of course. Ks vJr nDw, II. sui
1rass s1-uEIto- II England and II 9th
p ls-rts ~ tbs s-;-1sh Isles aas been
demanding e great dsal II s-tsu-ion-
Suffrage il right nsy ed EAsr Il
right. BE1 ! III not Ds1svs Il II.
methods suplUysd DE -hs Militant
gu-EgsIras
American wo-r, En6 particularly
fhH IHDois WOMEN. hare NY cunE-a-u-
1ae,ous fo- ths WY fnsr ETz fzau6ltrg
Ihs struslDr"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
TO REMOVE DsNDRUFF

Prevent c-y, thin End falling hai-- kExy
archtur Ene s-5ra1a1n- Kna p-amo1e tins
Ev~1n ENC s.s2ary of ths hAt-. feG1snt
snxrnysncs With Curirrz S1n. assisted by
eszazsauL 6-sags With Cu1icU1 Ont
znsm1, xfn5 rnrxf efscE.Te End scuno.nissl
treatment single SCI IL nsSn sz-azaenr-
cusiruH Sas7 lzsc,s and Culrra ONT
-nsrf s5,cs ere s1ic hy Druggists Anc dsz1e,
swyvhnr-- Liberal szuspls II each -zAilsa
.r-s, with 22-p- SKIN Book Add--% rsoEt-
ca-d !" OuSlruA, DsE11- T. Boston
|Mm VINO arve kn1 shKrzpoc With On
.a-rs sospwll ana II aen 1r kEM and scalp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

Memorial osv and Tag dsy ere snst
ahead Of rs End rules eo- .Ae proper
display Of HsEs hare been Wisely
isEuad. On Memorial Gay from sun-
rise 10 noon- the flag on pole
shonld fnR1 Fl half mast and from
naor uutE yrnbown n frn mast The
has. nast n tbs morning - -ns 1as
If sarrow tu- the dsRo koa Ins -Ea
MIS-. afterwards Is the rejoicing oFsr
the ric4n-T which those VINO died Tor
The far wan tpr their counr-F No
hnr strrH ever be raised o5-ors
sunrise. r,sr permitted 70 Sos- Afte-
surdown. we are tod Tbs soTsrr-
msut always observes srsn s-1rnsTfa-
End how we are engaged IN semi
ws- ove- the question Of Tropsr
sslr.s 10 The colers. We might sx vel
raEe naErizarce u the rrol-5sriss =
the MATER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
STARTING CIVIC IMPROVEMENT.

When Tha pressure % the Toraas
need begins 10 be heavy upan ms, we
Ers APT 10 feel aggasEe6 AZ rhs SLOW
and psrFerss generation that rsfasss
10 care OF 10 halp, szFs Albion FELLOWS
Bacon IN Tns srrey. We are Eks
KapIizg's horse that wAs b1wei with
the burden OF cleaning mp the Dnss
OF creation, and appealsr 10 the cx@el
fpr help with n. pies:
a'Tns wzrIa Is SO new. and "a,
Ard thsrs Il 30 mnch 70 do. End
az
TO which The camel lExny stretched
IN fss shs1e replied, @Hrn9A.-
The grgrp OF msn md women who
ha5 traao again end asE5n 10 plant 2
permanent ctrsc improvement orEAni-
ration ii on cftr svpszlei once raors
10 the -srhtic. BIT the prb1ic said
EuuYh.- 70 CIR raEns for . city
pszE11n
When ne opened psEyEOun6s End
q Swimming pool the canal YES Cad
To ssn4 is Children 70 splash and TO
rEaE- ThEt didn't satisfy rs then,
bu7 ncT VIE csr see That some Of the
Little sznals ere Eorsng un 70 help
n CIVIC 1uyroT snsrf.
W. ksd psauned sEch great things
fo- the city. End we Eskee L 70 come
To our meetings, and listen TO ou-
Lectures
The ci-Es We might as wsfl have
expected ths courthouse 70 get up %
rs <canda1ions ana Enasas down 20
hear Us. BEi Ihs papers took mp CIT
work, with fta. keen Intuition BY
which the 7r-ass e.rinss those things
ftss zrs for the public Eood, and
rheT uzEissa GER efforts N hun
o-sEsol6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

Solemn Hno seds1s- St Pau threat
ems TO send 2 sharp s7fstls 70 Ia
heirs Of Fred w-syaz'hs srsar. 1hs 1urn-
Der king, demanding q better showing
for inheritance tax purposes. wsrs--
hasuser WIS Tspu1ed TO f.a better
, than one hundred millionaire, F,ut the
estate scheduled in the probate court
{ shows I'd msasley sS75.1ba. ST. Paul
must gets IT'S One Or there vii he
scme-hing doing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

My sisters husband hkd M attack
Df rheumatism in his arm writes q
wei known resident Of Newton. Iowa
II gave him q hottie OF Chamber
latnss Liniment which he applied tn
his Hrn and On The next morning the
rheumatism WIS gone For chsuust
muscular rheumatism ron VIII dnd
noth1ng better 1han Chnmher7aink
Imminent Sold hy Al ealerx--Ad-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

The Most cosnopofttso child 4, the
world is probably Peggy Tsaosr. E.
present living IN 3s-ksfsr, Cal She
speaks FIVE languages and has r-Trsl-
ed s1,o6n miles stncs birth Fer nth
or has interests II London, South
Africa and Australia, End is t-a7alfug
-nost tf the time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

Mrs. Catherine Goss Of oscsoia- Pa
1scantly celebrated her 1tastr-sighth
birthday saoiTsrsa-v- She bids fair
10 reach The century marx She has
100 descendants, Including ts1 chill
drsn- to-ty-tvo Grandchildren an
1ftE-six -eRt-g-a1dchfIdr- Ead one
grest-s-eaI- srzo dchIlt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

TIE family IF MI sot Nrs. Ezo-
Matthew's u Grand RAPIDS, Mich,
CONSISTS, besides the parents, Of
twelve children I'll Of whom ars eth
er skilled musicians u BIZ taxing
lessons IN the lss o. sorns instrument
Each parent is abls ID play rvo O.
three instruments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

Burial highway lighting il g reality
IN the San Fernando VALLEY usa- the
city @. Los Angeles. Nsz-ly seven
hundred lighting standards, each holG-
ing Aw tnoan6ascsnt electric lamps.
are ussd 10 light several miles u
MaEhrEy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

Dun't sgusnds- YOU -tDs. Il is
worth somssh3ns. Just how much
dsyen6s entirely On tns mAuns- and
81 the capacity II which yDu ass L.
Eou can squEnos- you tina by oTs--
work and By underwent Il f e WIFE
man who strikes & happy medium
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

The soaE uglitr boosted by To1eS
su- women ID making strides noEn
sssr At . school election al White
Plains. n z, lss- Wednesday,, nITss1
les we're groridt1g near -ns poIalns
sooths where babies were Cared for oy
sosis-v girls while the mcahsrs pre-
r.-sc rhsir ballots and cast them
with due ds75hsral3ao-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
F.r.asss Northumberland nnEs haan

Wireless communicating hEVs bean
rscssvs6 at TEusl, GsrmRny, --um
the Cape Of Good Hops, South Africa
! six rhousAat ulss distEuf. The mes
ssces wsrs cisE- En5 distinct. This
I Is fne longest reoo-d fu- III exchange
. Of wireless ussssEss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

Secretary McAhoo has extended coz
grRtulariuns 10 two -sEsu-y smpinysf
who have been IN the government ss--
vice for the last fifty yszrs. One =
esEhty-tnres ves-s old and the other
zesvenIy-fve-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

wHr IN 5E-g. scale against Du-r-
pas1 power, Mr. Egnn A5ds Ira. for
s,ch VIZ Els would ne necessary n
Mexico the srmr 81 1ns Tnsbsd S.sres
Is q Formidable instrument
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

Tie Altoona 6iG6 school SERVES
luucner daily to $40 students at .
x.oss OF -L-lA cents. There - . ne.
u-ues earA yas eS shout $4oe.
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Carudtna, Oklahoma ana Washington
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.. r.~na 81 fan,s n RI. sosnx
I In $50 sas7 40 install the new play
a-nar.tn. On the ooml school
rrrmnS. thsx gc. tncetAer ma did 1t
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ne rsou-ax sra rpctsl s-fs5ements
49,. .o,> - ~. +nrs,~ t-sa1
$4,000,
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=, - - 80
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Llose oose raoc q Ses scne'ol
1o7B THROUGH Z pea7oo a SEVEN Fshls
70 discover the efkscts OF sns tohaoco
hasszf oenonsfrsrsd 70 Supesi-necoeoL
Da-as % Asnoratn-e, MICH thai the
nssn-s-nsksrs srsrzEso rrD 10 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

While believing that She United
States Is exceedingly II prepared Tor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

4 series q meetings Tor rocssaonA
discussion n the Abilene, Kansas
high school promises 60 deveaoD int
q vocational carh The boys OF tn
school Nsssa 20 representative men d
6fsseren. fields OF work ten Of the re
guirsmerts and rewards q their par
tculzr king o. work.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-24
MERELY FORGOT
 WOMEN VOTERS
Chairman Rabbit Says They Were Left off the
 Ticket and Out of the
 Organization in Moment of Democratic liberation

The ladies of the Civic Leagu. were entertained yesterday by guileless young man of the name of Babbitt, Mr. Don C. Babbitt who set out in his capacity of chairman of the democratic county committee. to put his party right with the women voters. MT. Rabbit came to inform them that they were without repre- sentation on the democratic ticket or any of the democratic committees, q most deplorable fact, not traceable to any democratic animosity toward Wo
 men with votes in campaign times but to pure forgetfulness of the eX- istence of the women. They had just been overlooked, just as if they had no votes. Mir Rabbit was very sorry and so were all the democrats, the management and the candidates. The ladies were evidently not entirely satisfied or had not been thought of. She would rather have been thought ill of than not at all.
 The oversight was not atoned for by the announcement of MT Rabbit that it had been decided to form an auxiliary committee of ladies, one for each regularly elected delegate and