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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

CREDIT RATHER SOUND
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FEzn ts- se..sen-a. & War
II. Is =resss.st ss An=rs-sa
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SM YORK AE TIE Fs-
E-u1- ot EAs steel shares are
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scoring Er orders are 1nsTEtSo4g
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cru-rarls EE1h prDdGcers Of FaF Es-
rs-zzs are c-ssSr responsible -or las
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trzSa- which Is 6zily expanding les
sz5-ET Is facing . yes5.Aole BOOZE
Czracaty & EoE explored 20 Al aeas1
- percent and mann cOneernS are
frllfT explored cR running oFe1e.
Prices are advnnczcz daily zr6 pEp
sse 70 90 considerably higher Il =
Gs1sEzfeG I-AS WAY C11Al4<lS - -
sorting abou. 70 20 Is percent % cur-
rer. rzE materials output and tnzf
Domestic trade has not ret reached
zrrrhsrx Ike the normal lsTeL Buy
srz. however. are being forced 70 place
orders rors freely than Intended n
order TO anticipate higher prices and
80 secure deliveries. The building
trade Is rsTsFizg snip Building Il &C
tive and railroads are plzctng orders
more freely for rolling stock and
equipment, though rails stu seem to
ba se-eEhzt IN comparison neglected
Tae outlook for the steel trade. now-
ever, during the nenr twsiTs months
seems unusually roseats- Peace = noe
81 sight and rar orders ~iu confIn1e-
OR o1a zoFernnsnt wfH also PROB
ably be q large buyer for srny and
rgEr equipment and domestic trade Is
practically certain o. further recov-
cry When peace comes our export
trade 81 cars. locomotives. bridge ma
.srtsl. etc, should be greatly stfmu'
lated for the reason that the territory
devastated by war vfii have 20 oe
promptly rebuilt and deliveries VA
be more promptly obtained from the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09
-. 90. "a unrdssem.

Chicago Tribune: Two Ams.lcans
ri1Ied IA Haiti. Why mott In Mexico
"a American Is cheaper than clay
-I1eon what nanst we expect but
isI,- q. eSoec. for American rights
q. Itre or liberty IN any Latin Ameri-
can country or IN any other country
80, has watched our policy Of e1-
cexsf,-e restraint and short gightef
crrrrIacgncy in HeKfco2 II is wei
enozJgF 70 respect the rights Of others,
t,rst 81 mas not been deemed inconsis..
CIT Nth respect for our own. unttl
this sorry Mexican experiment The
.nr4ce OF fts unwisdon viii Re paid By
u,any an innocent man Tor many
year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09
po7 WEATHER COMFORTS.

Keen tse horse cool Il hot weather.
Yeeo the guu ont Keep the heated
afr q. the street cut. Eliminate an
hezt-D-o61cfug things from the home.
Ry closing Shutters and drawing
aezT- curtains the hot Sun and heat
I'd air ran BE Kept out and the interior
u the ho-.e vii be cool. sTen Is the
forest Is cool with IT'S denss shadows
and r3otst earth
Electricity Is z great aid n kssDins
the home cool n August bScauSs II -
: so7rce u light which g5Tss out Tsry
FEt.Te heat. = can be Ese6 for cook>
ing Uu-pozez without oye-hezttng the
Eftcfen and 4 eliminates EIscn Of the
hard xork 20 nscezzz-y even On z not
dzy.
3 Electric lights n sny hone help TO
keeu T. coJt. Gsz and oil lamps pro-
duce enornozs Quantities % heat.
They quickly raise the Temperature Of
any room above the comfort point. As
: matter q lzct there is z difference
Of but fyery few degrees between
comfort and suffering On hot day.
When the Thermometer registers oTer
81 degrees every degree added seems
IKE ten.
Cooking ~ electricity fs now com.
mon enough in some cities and yet
thousands upon rhousandg OF women
. DO not know that quite extensive
z meals may be coo.ed Nth only few
; electric cooking deTices. such az tie
. electric GRAZING dish. Utility g-Ill and
: the I-ni-get. in perfect comfort, even
: on the hottest day. These cooking de
: vices waste no heat. none radiates ont
1 into the room; The cooking can De
{ done right Oh the dining room table
+ The electric fatlron r. alto a friend
2 on bot day. II draws itz heat from
r the lamp socket and the ironing car
, be done on the hack porch.
i A yayUurn cleaner and = nnotor-dr5y
len washing machine help TO keep tbs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09
VAN BUREN, LAND
TAXES ARE RAISED
Forty Per Cent Has Been Added ~
state Tax Board, According 10
the Report

The county auditor has received
from A. NJ Davidson, secretary OF tie
executive board, certifcation Of the
equalization OF valuation OF the prop
erty OF Van Buren, county for 1915.
Farm lands Of the county. which
were equalized by the board OF su-
perrzsors at q little above $34 per
acre, were raised by the executive
council 40 per cent That will make
the average assessed valuation a
little more than AS per acre and the
taxable valuation SIP per acre While
certainly high enough in all con-
science, il Is not As high az in 1919,
when 1t was over $54 per acre and
the people were called upon for s52.-
600 more taxes than the previous
year.
Other adjustments made by the
executive council are as follows:
In the matter of the adjustments
Of the values OF town lots. the ad-
justment has been made by accept
ing the values certified by you to
the auditor OF state, unchanged.
In the matter OF all classes of per
sonal property the adjustment was
made by accepting the values as re-
turned by you to the auditor of state
for the year 1915 except as expressly
stated to the contrary herein. to-wit:
In case OF
1. Colts one year old. the values re-
turned we're adjusted by adding one
per eentum TO the values returned by
you
q Colts two years old. the values
returned were adjusted by adding
three per centum 10 the values re-
turned by you.
3. Horses three years old and
over. the values returned were adj
justed by accepting the values re-
|, turned by you unchanged
4. Stations, the value returned by
you were adjusted by adding "a per
centum to the values returned by
you
). Mules over one year old, the
values returned by you were adjust
ed by the state board OF review to
values returned by you.
6. Drills. the values returned By
you were adjusted by adding per cen.
tum to the values returned by You.
All other personal property was ac-
copied az the values returned By the
auditor
Which adjustments you are direct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09
\ Tentative eIsn for Settlement o1
the European War.

Germany to sen to France Aissce-
Lorraine Tor an equivalent OF its real
yaIue and retire from France and
Belgium. but to have commercial &C
cess to the Belgian seaport which
would be declared free port: Ger
many to pay over to Belgium the
amount acquired from France TO re-
store Belgium: the colonies to be re-
stored TO Germany to be England's
and Japan's peace concessions, Ans
trta and Italy TO agree between each
other for a settlement and urged 70
do go by the other nations: Constan-
ttuople to be a free port TO appease
Russia, Turkey to acquiesce and Aus
trta and Servia 70 agree between
themselves TO settle their differences;
establish a world court abie 10 enforce
its DEGREES by an international police
force OF the worid-military and naval
forces superior to those OF any single
power IN the world All the above
nations TO pledge themselves for a
peace to last fifty years at least. agree
ing as advantages to be gained there
BIZ TO reduce their armies and navies
to q peace basis, which would admit
during that period. of their Equidat.
ing their liabilities incurred by the
war. All these nations to obifgate
themselves to work IN unison 70 main
tain peace not only amongst them
selves but throughout the world.
feel quite sure that the United States,
South America and China would glad
Is Join in the combination for the
great advantages that would accrue TO
them by the certain assurances o.
peace prevailing for the next fifty
years
HENRY CLEWS,
Pres;den. OF the American Peace and
Arbitration League.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

Iowa IN gaining worldwide recog-
-s,ion FOR the high type q its srricui-
.rraf education through the special
e1rfsrft Of iowa state college at the
panama Pacific exposition Hany let,
Ter from prominent foreign educators
pug government representatives ara
arriving at the college, making
Terresf for more detailed explana'
ton OF it's work. One just re
lafyed from the commissioner general
for Sweden IS typical. II states that
ms official was attracted by the IN
usual quality Of the exhibit, ezten o.
CONCENTRATION u the institution for
Zoe hieh standard OF its work and
-beu agks for more complete informa
tion along various lines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

gz1ss - .-ss-c these e1r CATS
zs Eas hats e-.E5---s-- L1s E1Esr
s-S s.e -eYz1I e15 1--x Mi. IT,
rs-Ecsaass E1TE- EzTs Tg- sg-z-Es'1
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z-5oF s1Ey Zo1sZ- cl1T S-se-se7-
Fare r1TE TIE s-nEEssr liz scSTs-
z-s Gs Eecrs G. ais 20 Ezz-Zs- sH7E--
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III tzess S1vs-ZzEsa Nl1-l slzEsssls
ne -sg7rzr t.s- IL ire ssTs-Tzs-E
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slgzzs75ozs so- -ks-E ET-z -oce
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

cd nv the state board of reTieT, ,rs
caYry TO the several items or ~,
stock in your county and placs uP Der
the tax lists with the increase
centum for the year 1919 al
/ For general revenue. four -, al
;hirty-three hundreds q sS-i'V' .nstoI
?. For extension OF the ,bs
grounds and improvement char
same. under the provisions Of cen f;ss-
ters Is. Acts OF the Thirty-FiIta s cd
e s Assembly, seventeen hunofs'
(17-Ioo) mills :. - ppon
Which leyies you Will .,~abls
the 1915 tax lists against ali 'aA-
property IN the county. ,,nra
BY order OF the executive ,svies
All acts providing for other
have been repeslsd- .xscp
A. II. Davidson Secretary
tive council of Iowa
uaa srhe Gate CITY Want
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09
Indian Workers Meet.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-To
study conditions among the Indians
with view 20 remedying those things
which retard progress among the red
men. a conference of Indian workers
and those interested In Indian prog
ress. opened here today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09
Good Reason for His Enthusiasr'

When q man has suffered foT se' ~.
DAYS with collie, diarThoea or o.ns
form of bowel complaint and Is t M
cured sound and well BIZ one OF VA
doses of Chamberlain's Collie, Shoi =.
and T,iarrnoea Remedy. as is oItea IA
case It is but natural that ne sa0s,
he enthusiastic in his praise OF ~
remedy and especially is this the ga.
of a seyere attack when ne -.,cs /,
ened. Try it when IN neea o. 81
remedy. II never iaiis. sou V
dealers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

In many cities the election % por1-
Ia candidates f. sig1aled Dy "WInkinzr'
4se electric IiEhts. BY 4 Dre-aTangef
code the result Of anv election can he
Instantly gignaI!ed IN every house
;old where electric lighting f. useS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

The city u Nashville. Tenn, hzs
reen placed In the hands u l. receiver.
.tnybody want 70 hare 1tcs little city
= tEeEr home? ssEz the Los Angeles
CErnng
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

Henry James, TIE lorstts-s Las De-
eo-e q ELgEtsa Ezo..sc- He E1zT
nov split EEs 3n1ottiTss 70 atz lsz-r r
CIR -e,-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

The acreage number y telephone
calls daily IN the city of Chiczgo 81
z. 900. 400, During the recent street
sailg-sy strike This was tncrsaEsf ~
z. go 900 calls day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

T1gre "a 10 lar {. tl1s co--t-T
ezzE.st tEZs szIs q dynamite, bit s1s
az@c & uo-rhirs q strictly torosc-
fsr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

We hare had On o1r desk for some
fsrre z POEM entitled summer
eSlghtE." Iookg nov Ike ~ are go
Ing u get an opportunity u pint 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

Duriug 1914 only 455 cases os Hght'
ring damages we're reported IN TIE
cate Of Indiana against 1,1sG dE-tng
TIE preceding year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

The zz.to-aobne 0. d.. ANA ShsT.
she ardent EgTrag1st, Las been ssszec
sor tzIez Anna o1Zht 70 have had
HE machine 81 re- v!fs'E nsEos-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

Seeing through the TELEPHONE "a t1e
.s-essr inTenriou promised. BEr re
.-eg1-re tas gtrIg II the eEcaaDge arr
cggt a. bezGtftrsl az their To5ceE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

TIE E1gl3sa parliament lzs 20
soz-sS ETH Eer-sDSs-- EoE L. ~
rs-s for t.s -G-1-S-SE-s- 20 s1Aas-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug s--Federai
inspection Of imported meats, the
Of Youthful beeves ant
the regulation of meat packing are be-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

Il vii os locst ttzt the -1zn civ
.nz ror5in Is no+ required 70 carry Z
extra tire. Neither doeg ne ever --Ez
CIT oi gssoline-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09
7aosscE FOE TO-DAY.

As Ec-z ~ Fo1 g-s fortunate T71
.~1- 5z7s ESzg t-se-1z. 5E- . n
Ezso 5,seo-e eso16T EOn Eli - zsozs-
orr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-09

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26
JEBSEN OF MAVERICK
FAME ON SUBMARINE?

Capt Frederick Jebsen, whose con-
nection with the mystery ship Nav
eriek at Hilo recently and later in
Java with the steamer Mazatlan, made
him a marked man as concerns vio-
laticns Of United States neutrality, is
said to.be commanding a German SUBJ
marine operating in the North sea,
and thought to be the U-4o, according
to adyiees reaching Honolulu this
week.
Jebsen's escapades, particularly
those in which he is believed to have
supplied the German cruisers Nurn-
berg and Leipsic with coal in lower
coast waters, made him much want
ed person. Both American and Brit
ish authorities were on the lookout to
arrest him. but he escaped from Amer
lea fer Germany in neutral ship. by
posing as a Swedish sailor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26
BIG CARG0ES OF SUGAR
STILL GOING TO COAST

Sugar grinding is apparently con
tinaing later than usual this year. as
shipments to the MARYLAND are still
heavy.
The Matsenia is carrying $500 tons
OF sugar to San Francisco, and the
I5urline is to. sail tonight for KahRlai
to load 40719 tons. She viii return
here and sail Tuesday afternoon at
fer San Francisco.
After September &c, the American
Hawaiian line will discontinue its 10
day schedule of saiincs, with the az
rival of the Texan The Kentu khan
due here September 1, will be the las
of the To-day ships. The To-day
schedule will be resumed when sagar
grinding commences again in Becem-
Der
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per III. str Claudine, from Maui
August 26-Charles Sang, c.. K. Make
kan, Gus Hanna, Leon Q. San. L. Fo.
bier, Mrs. Mahoe, Mrs. John Wilson
Mrs. All You, Masters All You t31
Dan Conevay, A. Haneberg, c. Rein
hart, w. Kaauna, Mrs. VIM. Cooper,
Mrs. Taylor, V. S. Clark. r. Meas. Y.
Matake, s. Saito, Mrs. Palmer, W. T.
Greig, F. Baering, Mrs. Barclay, Wong
Kui. VIM. Chong. Vim. Mist, w. +. De
vereux, Y. T. Yamamoto, All Ping, ?.
Ohta. Mrs. w. NJ Mist, Mrs. Brown,
]. Masaki, Miss J. Medeiros, Geo. Sing,
Ching Hing, Mrs. lockwood, Mrs. Hig'
gins. Geo. Awaya, A. TavaEes, Mss
L. Papke, Mr.. Hutchins, Mrs. Ander-
son, Miss CGckett, Mrs. sCockett and
servant, C. A Macdonald, II, Saito,
VIM. Duford, VIM. Scott, p. Medeiros,
Angie, Medeiros, NJ J. Norma, r. Vas
comedies, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Cummings,
and maid, d. Crozier. Mrs. LiTington.
Master Livingston, Master Cummings,
ID. L. Murdoch. c.. Livington, n SIS
Ramsay, Mrs. Zip Kee, Master Zip
Kee. .....' -: H.. p
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ofLANH

Hawaiian Pineapple. which with
Oahu Sugar divided the scant activity
at the session this morning. has taken
a marked rise Of y points since the
last sale, the stock commanding $33.75
on trades today Oahu Sugar holds
unchanged at SIS. Waialua. on the
contrary. is down three-quarters. Ho-
nokaa IS and Pahang. both at former
trade prices, were dealt in between
boards during very quiet and slug
gish day. so far as local stocks are
concerned.