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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11

WANTED Consumers Whole.
sale Supply Co. will employ several
men to travel and explain the com.
pany's plan and solicit members. Ref
erences required Apply mornings.
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FOR RENT-115 acre farm, good i'm.
provements, two miles from city, on
Johnson street road. See A. J. Hardin,
"a North Tenth.
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Thimble Club Meeting.

Mrs. Ralph Cushman entertained
the young women of the Thimble club
today.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We pay live energetic salesman two
to four thousand dollars yearly and
want salesman for southern Iowa to
represent large manufacturer on old
established line. State age, expert
ence and references. Strictly conf
Dental. Address w. NJ. Keith, 5los
Cornell ave, Chicago, Ills.
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Eaoles Masquerade Ball.

A large number were present at the
Eagles masquerade ball given las.
evening In Woodrlen hall. Prizes for
the best costumes were awarded to
Mrs. Hugh Crawford and to Mr. Guy
singleton. The masks were removed
at IL O'Clock. Agnes orchestra fur
nished the music for the occasion.
The entertainment was most success
full from every standpoint.
Matron's Club Party.
The Tri-City Matron's Club of the
o. E.. S. was entertained at a st. Pat
rick's party by Mrs. Englehart and
Mrs. Lindsey at the home OF the for
mer in Hamilton. Mrs. p. A. Eaton,
Mrs. o. w. Sandberg, Mrs. Il. NJ. Ma
jors and Mrs. ]. r. Roberts were
guests at the party, besides members
from Warsaw, and Hamilton and Mrs.
Nj. P. Berry of Carthage. The house
was decorated in green with many pa
per shamrocks. There were guessing
contests. the answers to the questions
being words beginning with Pat"
For refreshments the guests were
seated at tables decorated in green.
4 with centerpiece in the figure of Pa
wearing high hat tilted at the con
ventional Irish angle and clay pipe
in his mouth. Each guest was giver
"a card bearing question, the answer
to which was written in green sta
place card The color scheme and thu
1 st. Patricks idea was carried out il
the refreshments, a green salad, sand
| witches cut in the shape of sham
rock, the green icing on the cake, wer'
part Of the features OF an elaborat
menu.
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Wi,at It said.

.Well, money talks" he announced
as If he was saying something new.
MAYBE it does.'' replied his friend,
-b,,t all it ever says to me is Good
by"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11

WANTED To rent, good five room
house, by man and wife. Address
Rent, this Office.
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missionary society Today.

The Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Trinity M. E. church was enter
tanned this afternoon at the home of
Mrs Effie Carr, 1928 High street, as
sisted by Mrs. Peter Ayres and Mrs.
t.enry Kreuger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11

FOR RENT acre farm q miles
west Summitville. InquirJ SIG Main
street
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STORY OF MEXICO. New epoch max
ing book. Thrilling, sensational,
timely. low price. Sells on sight. Big
terms. Sample Book free. Act quickly.
Universal House, Philadelphia
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WANTED Sewing to do at home
Mrs. A. Koeber, 1927 William street
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES
| AGAINST L0CkAtAO!
administrator Of Marion Ste, Hey
Estate is Suing Man Who Shot
steidley, for
$10,o0A
AFF1DAv1Ts ARE READY
State is Claiming o'Donnell Can Get
Fair Trial Here-New
Action is
Filed.
AFFIDAVITS ARE READY

Trial OF the case of James Nc
Carly as administrator Of the estate
of Marion Steidley against John Lot K
head, was commenced In the district
cou't this afternoon The impannel-
ing Of jury in the case was commenc-
led at O'Clock.
The case is one in which McCarty,
las administrator, is bringing suit
against Lockhead who shot Steldley
who died from the wound. Lockhead
was tried and acquitted last spring.
lMcCarty is suing Lockhead for $lO,-
900 damages.
| B. F. Jones and B. A. Dolan are
representing the plaintiff, and john
P. Hornish and Attorney Kendrick OF
Marcelina, Mo-, are appearing for the
defendant
Atfidavits Ready.
County Attorney McManus today
had prepared his resistance to the
defendants motion for change OF
venue in the O'Donnell case. Affidavits
to the effect that O'Donnell could re-
lceive fair trial in Keok,As were pre-
pared and will be filed with the re-
distance. The arguments In the case
will be taken up before Judge Ham
lilton in the morning.
i New Suit Filed.
Is A suit was filed this afternoon 10y
10. A. Talbot and company agains,
1.-THE Western Union Telegraph com
jpany. The petition filed, alleges tina
4 through failure of the telegraph com
pany to promptly transmit message
; the local concern was forced to sus
, tain a loss in selling timothy seed
The alleged loss is placed at S2O2 81
The Talbot company is seeking t
recover damages in this amount.
The petition alleges that last Angus
4 the local concern wrote Wilmin;
ton, Del, company offering to 81
1.349 bushels of timothy seed. TIL
y price was quoted at $3.50. Learnin
\ the next day that the price had al
vanced, the Talbot company claim
message was given to the Telegram
= company to transmit withdrawing til
price quoted. It is claimed that til
message was delayed, and that til
local concern was forced to sell I'll
Sc I'd at a loss.
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FOR SALE At once, some of my
household furniture. Inquire 217
Concert street
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w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED - Railway mail clerks.
$500 to $3.50 month. Details free.
Fr~nklin Institute. Dept. 1o4 r..
Rochester. N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11

wANTED-Goods smart boys to learn
cutting. Apply at shoe factorys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11

FOR SALE Fine eight months old
Holstein bull calf John Hills, r. X
No 2, kaokuk. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11

FOR SALE OR TRADE draft stall
lions, / English shire, weight 1900.
/ Percheron, weight LOO AT Way
land, Mo. Address Ben Cleek.
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FOR ssLE.

FOR sAI.E--Lyric pool room. Will
sell cheap as present owner is leay-
ing city. Address L. V. Johnston, sos
Main.
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eoP RENT.

FOR RFNT-Furnished room, modern
conveniences, lazy preferred 729
High street.
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The Daily Gate CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-28
BETTER WATCH 'IsNI.

OWN In DeminE. where the
boys are all for Hugh VIII
hama, almost regardless of
politics. because Il Mss his home
town, they are quite confident Of his
denomination 10 the corporation
commission, and OF his reelection.
one Of the Deming papers last week
announced Ia lis headlines; Hugh
H. WILLIAMS Is sure Of recollection.
After makipg round OF state DEM
ing's favorite l. certain OF nomlna-
tion In convention"
IL h all very well 20 be hopeful;
but us equally as important 20 be
careful Hugh Williams undoubtedly
deserves a reorganization at the
hands OF the Republican party. His
personal popularity not only secured
his own election IN the FIRST state
election. but Il helped many a less
popular Republican brother on his
rocky way. Hugh was one OF the
big pullers ON the Republican ticket,
since no sot into office he has been
& hard worker: and " ne has been 2
pretty persistent advertiser. that Il
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the exposition cities aud state 81 Cat
ifornla. " We got down To real bust
ness. follow the example OF Dona
Anna county IN selecting men like
Francis e. Lester. irrespective Of pot
tiles. to represent them In the state
Legislature; less laws and more COM
mon sense and New Mexico ana every
community within would soon come
into tie own.
Here's hoping,
u. X. q. SELLERS.
san Diego. July 20. 1914.
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In the history 81 the human race.
Until war actually begins the
thinking people ON this side 81 the
Atlantic will refuse to believe II pos
slbie.
Here AZ home an Industrial war n
threatening. which Go the average
Intelligence seems almost equally
impossible. and nearly ~ inconcciy-
able. Finy-nvo thousand skilled
men. engineers aud firomon; the
highest class Of the trained work
man. men uf brains as woll 10 Drawn.
are threatening TO paralyze the busi-
ness, the industrial. the social life OF
the entire west, by the threat to tie
up 9S western railroads aud $4,000
miles Or track. without an intimate
knowledge Of the issues. II appears
that some u the demands made by
the men. at least, are reasonable.
Their hesitancy in accepting federal
arbitration II not surprising, since Il
seems clear that at least parts of for-
mor agreements reached by such ar
bitration have not been lived up to
By the railroads Vet hat this yast
army Of intelligent men on the one
hand. and the highly trained non
who manage the railroads on the
other hand should permit this con-
fict To- come 70 open wa, when an
arbitration Is available. seems as inn
possible Of belief as hat modern
Europe Ia prepared TO take up arms.
Ia this industrial crisis thinking
people will refuse 60 believe actual
conflict possible until Il actually u
under way.
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Sellers on
Municipal Progress;
And Other Things
Editor Evening Herald:

Editor Evening Herald:
a Diego ~ the foggy sea Is quite
"A contrast 20 New MeNicos mile hish
sunshine but Tor "a continuous per-
Torrance, 1 believe the sunshine ana
altitude are preferable.
san Diego Is growing fast, thanks
TO the energy and nerve OF It's cit
ixens. Dut with the an system, Al
buqucrque could give them cards and
spades and In a few short years make
them look like precinct 40 in COM
pnrison.
San Diego at present has about is,-
geo population, about double that OF
Albuquerque, but they thlak nothing
OF bonding the clty--&2, OO0, 600 Tor
street paving aud improvements.
8 1900. zoe for park purposes. 5000
O00 for perfccting a municipal watci
plant and 100000 for promoting
au exposition or mir, No one com
plains OF taxes; they are all to opti-
mistic, in fact taxes cut no ice. by
virtue of these public expenditures,
assessment valuations ana property
values Increase so last that no n
ever figures the small item OF m
NANNt'A AAAhA AN hAhANfN -
Proposition sure thing gamble, aud
Albuquerque has the same 0pportun-
ny n then some. and Just as o O as
the citizens II Albuquerque, and IN
fact the whole good state OF New
Mexico. get the system of Progressive
expenditures, hut economy In official
salaries. thou will they also enjoy
prosperity by leaps and bounds and
more fortunes viii be made In New
Mexico real estate than the most op-
timistie ever dreamed Of, as the pres
Ont prices would permit of re-invcst-
ment many, many times before ever
reaching the California figures. Dol
lars would circulate whore We now
see nicklcs and everybody would be
too busy TO worry about the other
fellow, so long as he did not Interfere
with his rights.
What Albuquerque seriously needs
Il paved roads 10 the county line to-
wards Bornalillo. Bcleu n Estancia
valley that would permit the use OF
auto trucks, a free public market,
now owners hip for tho electric car
line and the building Of an extension
as well as sidewalk Go the university
and mesa, u municipal water plant, %
, greater commercial club and auto-
mobile association membership, and
a progressive municipal policy ana
thousands Of new conner viii quickly
do tho rest.
New Mexico has the climate. the
soil, the water. the mines ana the
right kind Of people. only u IS not
generally known abroad or appreciat-
ed az home. But II Is not too late
to begin ana the best time u right
now. I found the Arizona towns quite
thriving. especially Phoenix, Pres
colt and Kineman. and a sentiment al
most unanimous for the ~S5,o0o,0oO
state road bonds TO be voted upon in
November.
The southern California towns are
an pleasing TO the eye, although some
Of them have adopted the penny
basis. whiCh Is the result Of mani
penny people and always results la a
mice quiet town" as you can't make
much Noise with n penny. ] firmly
believe Albuquerque. and for that
matter. the entire state of New Mex
leo can he made 10 attrnct more In
yestment during the year 1915 thar
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spectacular flight OF yours. And ciev-
er-deucedly cleveTi"
MY husband?" I answered, feeling
the blood run into my face In the
most embarrassing manner.
but didn't you know that he failed
10 claim the prize OF i've hundred
pounds that he won by his remarkable
fight?" he asked. With that ne ex-
tracted an envelope from his pocket.
book. which he handed 70 me with a
formal bow. with the compliments
OF the committee" he continued.
And now. II you would cnlighten me
as 10 the identity Of your delightful
husband"
But he isn't my husband" I painted.
terrified. MY names Anne Ives. n
you want to know. aud It's no business
Of mine who he IL. because | never
saw him before in my life"
But he absolutely declined TO be
lieve me.
"Oh. oh, madame" he said, smiling
and shaking his finger at me. 1T was
. deucedly clever scheme 20 pretend
70 be strangers 20 q anpther. II
made your flight look 70 ma b more
spontaneous. or course l saali not
press you"
Won't you please take bach this
money! ! pleaded. Indeed. yoL are
under a Misrepresentation"
win not madame keep Il and hand
II 10 monsieur. II she should happan
TO encounter hint" asked the secre
tary, blandly.
Evidently he refused 20 believe that
] was not the wife Of the chevaiier=
the very man whom l hated more BIT.
terly than I had ever dreamed could
bate anyone. The very mention OF the
hateful word Indicating the relation.
ship IN which he thought w stood
hlled me with ~loathing. should have
nung the money into his face, but sud
denly bells rang. and there was a con
certed rush for the train. The guard
was already signaling 70 the engine.
driver. ! dashed into a compartment
just IN time; tho wheels began 10 re-
volve. and ! sank down into my seat,
stili elutching the envelope. I looked
inside; there were I'VE bank notes OF
tho value Of one hundred pounds
apiece. ! thrust them into my hand
bag.
Estelle had packed my suitcase for
me. and, when I opened a. a little
later, what do you suppose J found
on top OF everythingf Nothing else
! than that horrid little Mr.. sprattE
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Republican Harmony
In Quay c, 1ty



The Republicans held "a primary at
the court house last night rhorc is
said 20 have been about t pres
cnt. Attorney a. T.. Boon ais 1oscn
chairman ana Attorney A. a. Mcisi
roy, secretary. There WIS no resolu-
tionS, no Instructions and mo- orntory.
when Il came To the choosing OF hNc
delegates 10 the county convention 90
De held July 30. there was "a hushed
stiffness throughout the hall. II rs
said that the commands from one OF
the big 'una: 'Lcvantonsc. mu-
chachosi or. sicntensc. muchachos,'
prevailed. The delegates chosen were
l.. G. Barnes, A. n. Carter, ". L.
Boon. n. V. Gailcgos ana Frank Gut
icrcz. Mcssrs. Barnes and Carter
will. no doubt. support Hugh VIII
Jams for corporation commissioned
and tho other three delegates viii be
for Mr.. Gaiieros. The VILLAINS men
are az u l,ss TO understand why there
were no moro OF his supporters IN
attendance. Mr.. Williams was here
several days his week and VI was
thought hat he had matters So ar
ranged that a fun d~oicgation for him
would be selected.
"For ways that are dark and tricks
that are vain.
The heather Chinoo amt in H."
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compound 10 me and / tried Il at once
ard found much relief. After that |
hac no pains at ell and could do my
no sework and shopping the same
rs always. For years ! have praised
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound cor what Il has done for me-.
and shall always recommend Il as a wo-
mans friend. You are at liberty TO use
ms letter IA any way. ~ Mrs. THOMSON,
6t9 ". Russell ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Change Of life Is one Of the most
critical periods Of a woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there l. no ether remedy known to
carry women so successfully through
this trying period as Lydia 4. Pinlham's
Vegetable Compound.
IL you want special advice
write TO Lydia 4. Pinkham Med
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& s,f sercd by n woman
and held ina strict confidence.
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PAY your ROAD TAN.

7 7 AvING in mind the old-timc
O a tax system In this
county, under which money
collected for road purposes went into
the pockets of th1 road bosses in the
various precincts and into other
pockets and places where II had no
right 90 20, II Is not strange that
there remains some reluctance 10
part with the 50 road tax which the
state law requires every able-bodied
male resident of New Mexico 10 pay.
There are some features of this
road tax law which the Herald does
not like md which We have criticized
In the past. stili similar head-taN
laws are In force IN many. n not In
a majority Of the states; the law II
the law and II Is our duty 10 pay this
81 when the collector omc around.
We will say further. that since the
present county road board took
charge much OF car objection To the
head tax for roads has faded
away. In the old days OF the political
road boss this 50 was a gilt 20 poll
ties. or TO private use; In other words
It was a raw graft. and II the same
conditions existed now we would
frankly advise the men Of his coun-
~ to refuse TO pay The tax.
But the old days are gone. We
hope they VIII not return although
II is said that one OF the aims OF tho
county Republican machine IL To Sc
cure a return to the old system from
the next legislature. We do not be-
lieve they viii succeed. Cor the peo-
pie will not stand such an outrage.
Under the present county road
board very dollar collected for road
purposes has beer spent not onl,
honestly but efficiently. We can Sc,
the evidence on every side of THU
city. II has been good. ruinstaking
wisely executed work. John Beaver
the chairman OF the road board. hi
colleagues on the board and his roat
superintendent. Leonardo Hunick
are To be congratulated on M re
suits they nave obtained. The PEG
pie are 10 be congratulated on thos'
same results. Under this board w
know that not only the county lev!
money but tho 50 We give tho roa'
tax collector is going where II shoul'
go; into road building. and wa know
that road building Is being done n
wisely aud as economically as IT cal
be done.
Under these conditions We can az
ford 10 produce the 50 for the ron'
tax receipt promptly and cheorfully
II Is not kissing II goodbye. as Il
the past Il Is merely handing
over into trustworthy. competen
hands for Investment where We ar
sure OF direct returns on our none,
Therefore pay your road tax.
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oc0Dynshi Isls b. ". c. Chapman


I had the greatest difficulty IN per.
suading her to let me depart. Especial.
ly she insisted that the wearing OF her
wedding ring would be necessary to
my safety In the French capital. Of
which. not having yet been there. she
entertained exaggerated and. ! secretly
believe, delightful fears. But some
how I eluded her wellmeant intentions
OF OBTAINING me. and eight O'Clock
found me at Charing Cross station,
waiting for the Dover train.
! had ten minutes leeway, and
strollod idly up and down the plat
form, watching with intesest the vari.
Gus travelling types. There was a par
~ Ct Frenchmen on their way home
after the coronation who interested
mo in particular. The faces OF more
than one seemed half familiar to me.
and especially I found myself regard.
Ing a tall Englishman. Immediately
attired. who. evidently in the guise
OF interpreter. went busily from one
TO another. settling difficulties, label.
Ing baggage. and generally smoothing
away tho little troubles OF their jour.
neying. Turning suddenly as | was
passing, he almost a into me.
stopped dead. and lifted his hat. Then
/ knew who he was. and who those
others we're. They were ayiators and
their friends. and he was the chief
steward, with whom had exchanged
words at the aviation meeting the
week before when volunteered TO
ascend with the Chevalier DIVES
(then unknown 20 mel in his mono
plane.
My dear madame. why In the world
don't your husband call for his prize?'
he calculated. pulling out his pocket
book. I've carried II with me ever
since. trusting 10 run across him. And
do you know that 20 this day ! haven't
learned your name7 Ali that was q
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no argument against him. lie has
been one OF the few Republicans IN
this state prominent In Political cir
clns who could AFFORD 10 do much
personal exploiting. We wish Hugh
Williams we'll But we've warned
him before, and we venture 10 warn
him again, that the bosses for whom
he has lone 80 much have opened a
switch ahead Of him n nailed u
down. and that he IL due to be
ditchcd. These things happen In the
Grand old Party 81 New Mexico.
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rive IMPOSSIBLE CONFLICTS.

II ENLIGHTENED Europe, 81 we
can believe tho reports given
60 the Associated Press I'm all
of the great capitals, Is on che very
verge Of a war; tho governments Of
all the powers are preparing for
'oyontualties." steps seem about 60
be taken which would lead In
evitabiy to what SIR Edward Grey,
the English foreign secretary, de-
scrihcd yesterday as the most awful
catastrophe OF modern times.
Without intimate knowledge OF the
facts and circumstance leading M
OF the present crisis. the demand OF
the dual monarchy on soryia seems
arbitrary In the extreme. Behind
that demand undoubtedly are polit-
zeal mazes which 70 the averaes
American mind are hopelessly be-
wildcring and which reach oul
through all Of Europe.
II seems. however. an impossible
almost an ~lnconcelvabie thing thai
modern Europe; the great Powers
viii permit this fearful thing 70 -
forward. Undoubtedly the next forty,
eight hours viii tell the story. Eng
iand's sane proposal VIII have beer
accepted in some form; some othal
form 81 compromise viii have heef
reached. or We will be treated, prob
ably. 10 the most appalling eonnieI