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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-16
PhIneas and Henry.

Iowa City Republican: AS an adj
vertiser Henry Ford beats P. T. Bar
num- This much can be said for
p. T. He always paid for his ads,
while Henry recognizes the posi-
bilities of sponging If the news
papers would not mention him for a
year he would be spending hundreds
of thousands in the newspapers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-16
'S0L|D ICE SHEET
| COVERS THE CITY
Heroic Efforts by keokuk Citizens to
Clear Walks and Streets
City Doing Its
Part.
|sLEDDERs ARE OUT NOW
Fairgrounds Association to Place a
Waterman at Corner Of
Fourth and High
Streets.
sLEDDERs ARE OUT NOW

! Keokuk citizens have been making
heroic efforts today at clearing side
! walks and streets, and as result,
walking in the afternoon had not the
! spice OF danger that was presented
| to the early morning wayfarer on the
city's highways and byways.
/ The morning light dawned on a
Lefty that was literally covered with
| a sleety. icy covering. Walking was
almost as bad in the street as on the
| sidewalk. Goodly quantities Of salt,
tered early throughout the city, how
ever while other more enterprisins
| citizens went to work with shovel
and scraper and cleared their side
| walks.
| Downtown merchants made special
efforts at clearing their walks. The
| city council is specially DESTROYS that
| keokuk citizens make every effort at
clearing their walks as an aid to
walking and as means of avoidance
of accidents.
| Commissioner Schmidt was busy
today putting salt on all CT the Main
street aprons and also on some of
! the city hills where traffic was held
up.
1t is, predicted that the winter
thusiastic revival as long as the leo
remains on the street, High street
and Eleventh street are the most
popular shedding places. Franklin
street and north Thirteenth street are
also being used. On High street the
sleds push off from Second street and
got as far as Ninth street, two-thirds
of mile.
The old menace of the street car is
here again. The Keokuk Fairgrounds
association is arranging to have
Waterman with red lantern sta
toned at the corner of Fourth and
High streets, to signal the direction
| OF cars passing that corner.
The car menace at the corner OF
Eleventh and Main streets will be
done away with by the sprinkling
with ashes or salt Of South Eleventh
street from Main to Johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-16

deadly determination and cheerful
optimism of the men at the front,
England couldn't hope to defeat Ger
many until the folks at home saw to
it that they were provided with a
prepondering supply of munitions.
For shells we must give EN- more
Shells" he shouted, "for gas more
gas-and for hell, more hell"
''Heah! Heah!" cried the stalls.
Car; earl" bawled the gallery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-16

troubles now experienced by means Of
She emphasized several times that
she had found many good roads in
Iowa, in fact all of the roads were bet
ter than the railroads.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-16
Everxbodu Likes Them.

Topeka Capital: A mans taste in
music nnever changes much He is
always hoping the artist will give
L"Suwanee River" or Annie Laurie
as an encore number.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-16
listment was up, the government gave
no more attention to him.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect
Head

Because Of it's tonic and laxative effect
Laxative Bromo Quinine can be taken
by anyone without causing nervous
ness nor ringing in the head. There
is only one "Bromo Quinine." F. w.
GROVES signature is on box. Csc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-16

We deliver o parts Of the city. .os4
firmly convinced that it will be your
look through stock We have already sold delivered
dozens Of seds; nearly all Of the Flexible kind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-16
: SPICER
! Makes your watch
keep time.
9O2 Ma n

about how much sense the republican
party has left, and different ways of
measuring it. But presumably the
purpose in nominating presidential
candidate is that he shall have some
chance of being elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-16
All Angel Child

All Angel Children
Sibley Tribune: This is the time
of year when the small boy is tos
good to be true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage IIrrns~s

HafftaA" tAfFheTs
Taylor Davis. -. sumner. and Violet
Miller - aamnsr
, \ Huhbor, and Helen Louise Falr.
man
Eibaf rrrsirua aud AGNES Holmes
Msrmaduks airaiih Wiiisr and Eliza
beth NAnrs CHRIST. Miller. a. =.
" cammines. -. Kent and MaEE5
Kelly. 70. Kent
y Taxuchl g. Eimpnts. Cal aud G
NakashimA. %. japan.
Alfred o Nyborr. -. and Katherine
aJuvass 20
Marcus = osns. snd nsrs,s onns
uidsfvis
Pred Hoffsrhsr. -. nslilnEhsm. and
Emily rhffch. %
Arthur Ksay.. %. Everett. and Sol.
10 Adelaide xiiiian - Corvallis Mont.
Lester " Ftucher Everett. and Norma
Mae Wells
q. usstsr. s.. cashmers. and Mrs
AHns tecker. 70. Cashmere
Death.
Coon wah o. 81. .sss Eighth ave f..
June ts
johanna \. nelson. 81. Seattle General
hospital June -
Divorces Granted
Lucy v schmidt from Frank Schmidt
Garry Chappsr from William Chappsn
vada Wells from Joseph ) Wells
Elmer Uiocksn from Lillian " Hlecken
KIkune ishu from kaichi tshit
Adeiis martha from Edmund W. Mar.
tin.
Edna q Truke from David q Truhe
Jean lean " Small from f.conors y
small
Frances Martins from J Martins
Carte Sell from John Neil
Ieotha " Montgomery from james u
Mont geometry
Elizabeth u Day from Wilbur = Day
blanche OHsre from II. g.. O'Harc.
Frank Rodgers from Jennie Rodgers
fietna Henson from John " Henson
Effis ~ Patterson from Jay II. pattar-
son.
Andrews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19
YOU VISITED THE
MANUFACTURERS SHOW?
GO! YOU'LL BE SURPRISED

featuring Co. shows a striking ar
ray OF bungalow hardware.
VIM. w. Kellogg. Inc. has
display of art tile. fireplace
pieces, etc.
The Seattle Mechanical and
Electrical Plating Co. shows
line OF door plates.
c. ]. Young Iron Works are ex-
hibiting blocks and tackle.
The West Seattle Machine
Works and the Archer Blower
and Pipe Co. are among the ma
chinery and equipment exhib-
itors.
The Safety Ladder Manufacture
ing Co. has ladders and screens.
Pacific Scale and Supply Co, J..
G. Fox & Co. Washington Broom
and woodenware Co, Kohler
Supply and Tiling Co. and the
Scribblers' Ink and Paste Co.
form an interesting group OF ex-
hibitors.
An important exhibit is that OF
the Observation-Disclosures Cement
Co. Others are those OF the
Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Co.
the Roslyn Fuel Co. the Inter
national Lime Co. the Aseptic
Furniture Manufacturing Co. the
Belknap Glass Co. the Puget
Sound Tent and Duck Co, the
"Dumore" Sewing Machine.
II really would takes pages to
even mention all the things man.
ufactured in Seattle. To appre-
ciate the exhibit II must be seen.
The exhibitors mentioned are
only few OF the list.
On Thursday afternoons. a con-
cert Is given in the assembly hall.
and on Saturday a motion picture
performance.
The exhibit is here TO stay
and IL Is bound 10 be productive
OF much good for Seattle. the
Manufacturing City of the Pa
cific Coast"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19

SAT- HDAh rot roast. 70 NJ good
steak. i1ar % round steak. tar ih
roast veal. lie 10 veal cuti-ts SOC o.
irE - mutton 40 ih chnire chickens
ttc % hams hair uT whole. 10 tb
Sliced ham zoe o. siireh bacon, 800 90
local bacon. fEf ~ smoked spHrrrihs
t.Ae ~ breakfast bacon. gee Do ni
local beet patent flour. o. 20 sack 1915
lee - LIANT. lee ~ beet Eranulatvd
susar. "a ibs 81 90. fancy French pfunss
he gtr, pure rolled oats. ~ soc
laundry starch. lbs gtc securing soap
bars F1c see san hahinE pnsd~f. 400.
sure pop corn 81 % condensed mills
cans sar fat Aiaaha herring Tor Sc
wheat 80 Per sack. peach sam. g tbs
gse beet butter he sec. green peas
Be- ih head lettuce fof o.. cabbage
30 head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19

Occupying 1880 square fee. OF
space In the Stuart and Henry
buildings. a permanent exhibit Of
Washington and Seattle-made
goods bids fair TO become one Of
the most important sightseeing
places In the city.
One hundred and fifty repre-
sentative manufacturers are rep
resented in the Manufacturers
Association Exhibit and Elk.
change.
Have you seen IL?
The purpose OF the exhibit 10,
OF course, TO aeouaint the people
OF Seattle, and the state az we'll.
with the great variety OF articles
manufactured locally. and 20 pro-
mote more active support for
homemade products.
visitors 10 learn Of the numerous
Industries now going on here, and
to talk Of Seattle as a coming
manufacturing town is no idle
dream.
Coming thru the main entrance
OF the Stuart building. the first
exhibit is that OF the Fisher Flour
Mills Co
Here is a huge industry in II.
self
Opposite this display is the ex-
hibit of macaroni. spaghetti and
noodles by A. +. Ghiglione & Sons
an industry OF huge proper
tions. which Is a distinct surprise
TO most OF the visitors.
Several concerns are exhibiting
olive oil. locally manufactured.
Next is the Crescent Manufac-
turing Co. with coffee, baking
powder. spices. etc.
This firm and the Pacific Coast
Condensed Milk Co. which manu-
features Carnation milk. have
forged ahead. not only in Seattle
but In the broader outside mar
ket.
Another exhibit of Importance
is that OF the Pacific Coast Bis
cult Co. famous for its "Swasti-
ka" brand OF crackers and bis
cults.
Various grocery exhibits and a
booth featuring the Elem proc
ess for butter and milk add great
ly TO Seattle's claim as manu-.
facturer OF food products
TO this list should also be
added the exhibit of Barton &
Co. packers of the Circle W"
hams. bacon, lard. etc.
or course. there are salmon
and other fish displays also.
Seattle also produces large
amount of wearing apparel.
The Saxony Knitting Co. and
the Octonek Knitting Co. are dis
playing sweaters and other knit
ted articles.
Ernest Fritzer is showing Alas
kan furs
The Venus Martell Corset Co.
is displaying a line of corsets
made In its Seattle factory.
Near this exhibit the Gift shop
is showing line of embroidery.
table covers, etc.
And there Is machinery Al.
most everything In motors is on
exhibit
Gurley a Co show Seattle.s
made instruments used in engi-
neering and architecture.
f. 5. Lang & Co manufacture
stoves
The American Portable House
Co. shows sections of the houses
II puts up as easily IA tents.
The Art Hardware and Manu-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19

believe that its future will be
bright and prosperous.
These Are the Kind OF Structures
That Beauty the City OF Buenos A
yres - Main Government Building.
South America Is no place for
poor people.
This applies even more 20 Argen-
tina. and especially 10 Buenos
Ayreh. the gayest city In the world.
TEAS COME HIGH
The price for room and board In
medium hotels IN ST. 20 81 per day.
A little restaurant In one OF the
parks charged pesos tsi.32) for
afternoon tea
or course. after one becomes es-
tabllshed In business In Buenos
Ayres, one can charge correspond
ingiy
II II beautiful city Its public
buildings are equaled by no city in
the world. unless It be Paris.
The parks especially appealed TO
me. Including the plazas Tor large
public squares filled with trees and
shrubsl. there are Is OF these pub
lie gardens.
II 10 true that our cities in
the United States are now de-
Veloping large park systems:
but are these not mostly for the
wealthy Are not our parks
constructed for the Idle man
with an automobile rather
than for the working woman
With only a baby earrisgel
Let us copy the Iailn-American
cities by having these plazas every
few blocks. for the people who can
not afford the time or money TO 20
out into the surrounding country.
where most OF our parks ar located
Like the Old Days
In the Wild West-Cattie on Ere
Range In Argentina
J went out 20 zee the agricultural
and stock'raising country.
] alighied from the train at a ut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19
LONE WOMAN
BESTS THUGS

A savage fight with two brutal
men was waged by a lone woman.
Mrs. J. Hall. landlady of the Man.
dalay apartments. nth and Pike.
Friday night. ending in their utter
rout. The pair came Thursday TO
look at rooms. They returned Fri
day night. saying they had decided
10 take them. Suddenly they slam
med the door, seized her, threw
her to the floor and kicked her in
the face.
Believing she carried bag OF
diamonds in her bosom, they
fought to snatch them from her.
She resisted and screamed, and
the men fled. Mrs. Hall was half
unconscious when funnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19

tie station named Soils With the
exception OF two or three persons
dressed Ike myself. the men we're
dressed like cowboys In the states.
Arriving at the ranch. found a
different type OF men-called gau-
chos.' real native ArgentineB who
have not mixed with any other race.
GREAT CATTLE COUNTRY
have never seen better cattle In
my life. The grass IL so rich and
the seasons 30 open that the cattle
can be bred. raised and fattened all
In the same alfalfa field.
Each OF these ranches averages
about 5000 acres. Even the home
stead in Argentina carries 1874
acres. compared with out homo
stead OF 100 acres.
Lands here sell al the highest
prices. namely. from $50 to SIS. The
ranch from which | am writing
raises about 10 bushels OF wheat
and 60 bushels Of corn per acre.
II one will go 200 or 300 miles
farther good lands can be obtained
near tue IdliiOdu al from 30 W svV
per acre: or. away from the rail-
road. at from $40 10 $50 per acre.
! have referred above to only
GOOD LAND. suitable for immedi-
ate planting. Argentina is destin-
ed TO become the great competitor
OF the United States In exports OF
grain and cattle and their products.
MANY ADVANTAGES
The Argentine farmer is near 10
the sea and has the advantage OF an
open winter. cheaper labor and less
competition. Remember that Bue-
nos Ayres is only 200 miles far
Their from England than is New
York.
It's a great country for the man
with capital who wants to farm.
Were a poor immigrant farmer.
would 40 TO the United States: but
had ] capital ! certainly would buy
league OF land in Argentina and
there be a prince.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19

sATt HDAi stalls ss-tf. ts TIE. sugar
81 90. e tsr cans pineapple. CSC. stalls
1ts1s { dos ohio matches Sec. lor
cans sardin~s lsci str coffee. zoe 10
81 can best chocolate. gee A. Leslie r
thoirr uateHt flour. 81 30 sack stall
ittF. large SLAYER cakes ztc stall 20
pork fuasi o. steak. 1859 ~ hams
Sc o. veal stes. zee 10 pot roast. Toe
10 iamb chops lbs gsF Stall iti
bacon ends ice lh stalls g. re Tsir.
phone peas o. a. stall tsf. beet cream.
st4 butter. he sAe stalls izrsl. cot.
tasn cheese lee o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19

No~DAt -Htau a. its fine nhits
Etanstafrs suEar. tsf. stalls T1-tt| pes
tsaFfssd mia. g. ut o. o. stall 1898.
pore Italian niltr 90. tfr qf stall 90
apnis batter lbs thr TiAii s5 smNii
cans mUA .tr Htau soc BOTTLES
tlainF o. Niau 1898. matches 2 hptes
se 8or dos stall o. boz peanuts. e.
ih stall 1877 salt pork istr ih veal
chops ne str. fiha tr ih stall isee
ale PORK he 10 STALL iaii piE books
lee o. stall e. emfn~f beef sc e. zoe
10 Kfau BE-. hailhut. Inc ste Ntaii
ista iranoirss snasil gee o. stall 81
fresh rhurued tait~r ste ~ stan a.
large Tee loaees frssh bread. gee stall
- rarurnhers. zee dos cherries. lee ~. .
stalls st.ss. diii pickles Sc %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19
PUBLIC MARKETS


NoNDAi stall so9 hnHrAwursi zoe
10 rtpklod besta. tfr o. German saiaut
tar lb stall fHf best was beans zoe 90
bermuda ntiuns ihs sas, good tomatoes
tao ib stale 600 $40. dri onions 3 ibs
Toe fancy lemons . dor aar. sweet cher.
rlss tc ~ stan see fancy asparagus e
lhn gar. host rautnlpupsa fnr tbr
large encounters &C. each stall ss. fresh
ehurn~d butter sec DO peanut butter.
tse 10 iarEe ean milk. De- stall 81
coffee cakes see dor eocoanut bars i5e
des iriis rolls. Zoe each. stalls ts-tp.
pure honey. zee ~ elder vinegar lbf
ut kipr~rrd salmon, itr ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19

SAN nnAt stalls 2 O. less ~
laaih. ttar ih lanh shoulder $40 ~
ssai roast tee Do pork raasls. tie 10
stalls iig.tit sHEsr ihs see SOC ran
baking reu der. sic. Hntnerd riama cane
fse sih phs sesdioss raisins tar stall
tes he trsf creamery batter. Soc. ?
ihs fui cream Chess. as. ihs beet
tfiek cheese. ftF stalls 1885 Nhits af
ntnk beans. o. Do choice dried peaches
Sc ib 100 baking powder Gel Toe pkE
p~afiins tr 20 he sugar SOC alth y 80
order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19
Progress In South Amerlea-E
BY ROGER W. eAeson


| have heard much about ArRen-
tin dances The standard seems TO
be the tango. for years the popular
dance for the Argentine ganchos
and their girls. now recognized the
world over AS the national Argen-
tine dance
Hut we didn't dance the hesita-
tion waltz. or any OF the other yari.
ous Ho-called Argentine steps" all
OF which they say have been I'M
ported from New York"
Argentina has fine. temperate
climate. varying from a dry. semi.
tropical IN the north. to wet. cold
season IN the south
Its resources ARE tremendous, al.
tho strictly agricultural.
am quite fond Of Argentina and
It's people.
Argentina Is my fayoritc country
10 live In OF all South America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19
Oh, LISTEN NOW!

BANONNE, n. j.. June lS.-Fom
months ago Hans Larsen accident.
ly knocked his parrots cage from
the fire escape and the bird was
stricken dumb. The parrot has Just
recovered its speech as the result
of similar accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19
FiNE HOMES ron sALE


. sassas as- q
Groom modern cottage. corner lot. tos
i4hs on iith ave ~ W ana " ssh
- Price SLIGO $500 cash
t-ronfn hous. on f.fh ave W Price
ft.e5g. tgte cash
YorSG nRoHEuG
zoae vernon Place Phone Ballard tia
FoR sALE cheap. ~ ownsr loom
modern cottage, corner lot; 50tish n
GOOD fiss blocks from car line
Terms can Queen Anne sss
MODERN t-ronrn cottage. West Hifs
near rar school ownsr Main tiTg
FOR SALE -t.tooun house lot s0sfas
Price $500 80 cash. t5 month. fruit
trees and berries and wster. or viii
rent - month sea- io,h ave. y W
ron sALE-i completely furnishsf cot,
taEes gas ranges 1871 ftfa 1870
Aiki ave income us month leaving
for Alaska Price 81 900 cash. Phone
Elliot; fs1T
ron sALE-f.et kosi7o. small h6ass! on
northeast siop. Queen Anne Price
1875 caah Phone Ballard za4s
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Use Star Wants Ads for Re-
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-19
PERSONALS


\ VERY PRETTY MISS 20 ~ summers
weight iet. height r. tn., brown
hair. brown ewes. fstr complexion good.
ktnd disposition. Ampricuu. thftrtian.
farmers deushier property wsrth iei..
o0e. viii Inherit. has no Opportunity Co
meet desirable gentlemen! 10 Eood
housukeVpor aud enok plaYa piano aud
sluEs never married Will marry pos'
man N worthy na objection Go farmer.
Mofr particulars Tor any man answering
quick. iuoloslns semr postage. Address
sincere Wsaia valley. Sch taeuntal
deliveries not unswvrodp. rhia notice
Is genuine
CURE THAT CArARpu
An inexpensive treatment cradicatcs ca
tauh from tho system send 81 90 fur
rall Instructions 90 ! 81 rhaenix. kirk
land, Wash. Route 2. nox ".
urr ACQUAINTED SOCIETY Names
and addressos 1to rine st Main 1909.
Ladies' trca
LAZY aEc N. has a fids proposition In
rooming house. but needs the financial
aid ~ some respectable man a. partner
NO sanorai delivery answered mstri.
tuany q suited. address RS star
MESH Haas repaired sos rvopis's nank
hidE
MISS JEWELL MANicCRiNd. INV
rhird. offee 10.
GENTLEMAN ouxss-d IN prosperous
business. refined. good dresser, ronsid
cred not bad looking. wishes 60 meet
YOUNG lady. object rumpsnionship and
matfimouy Address = 81. star.
wfNsfoN'A GENUINE MASSAGE. Hy-
dra- rherma hath sac Liberty uldg
Main asss. Ladies' ptefsrrsd
.nArriNEss lies IN married iits Arc YOU
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ship club Ladies' free Ada =. evans.
HNn al d
JOIN my friendship and matrimonial
club. best 10 the state women free.
Kate Mcleod $3.50 Cplny ave. Everett.
Wash
a LADY N refinement wishes the ac-
quaintancs % gentleman - means.
matrlmoniaiiY inciincd. 90 90 a5. f'h1.
star
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published Mailed free, The CORES
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ohio.
WILL appfvCiais arquaintanes Of 70
speetsbir man a. partner ih fpomiug
house Address Pei star
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