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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08
SEND
LOCAL EXPERT
N, r, Wilcox to Attend Second An
nuaI Exposition Of Chemical
Industries.

Keokuk's vital interest in the new
and rapid development OF electro
chemical and electro-metallurgical In
dustries is shown by such plants as
those of the Keokuk Electro-Metals
company and the zinc works of the
River Smelling and Refining COM
pany. which are now actual operating
factors in the development of great
er Keokuk. The continued and vital
interest of Keokuk in the rapidly
growing chemical and metallurgical
fields is indicated by the determine
ton of the Mississippi River Power
company to have a representative al
the national exposition of chemical
industries at the Grand Central Pal
ace in New York City, commencing
September %. Mr.. N. T. Wilcox,
sales manager of the Mississippi
River Power company, will go to New
York to ne present during the ex-
position and to further the claims OF
this locality for recognition OF the
advantages which the power com
pany's development has brought TO
the power zone.
A special map designed to show
the advantages Of this section lor
manufacture and distribution OF pro-
ducts. has been prepared by the pow
or company and will be distributed by
their representatives at the exposi-
tion II is expected that this map
will be Of material assistance IN keep,
ing Keokuk and vicinity fresh In the
minds Of those who are exploring the
new industrial developments.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORTS.
In the District Court of Lee County,

In the District Court of Lee County,
Iowa, at Keokuk:
To all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that there
are now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Lee
County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the final
reports and applications for discharge
of George Giglinger, executor of the
estate of Rose McGary, deceased;
George Hassal, executor of the estate
of Emeline Braun, deceased; J. E.
Lamb executor Of the estate of Rob
ert F. Carter, deceased; Bethel S.
Tweedy, administrators of the estate
of J. F. Tweedy, deceased; F. M. Will
Hanson, administrator of the estate
of Olive H. Williamson, deceased; w.
c. Howell, executor of the estate of
Elizabeth A. Leighton, deceased; D..
A. and w. NJ. Young, guardian of
David Wilkin.; Frank NJ. Jones, exc
cutor of the estate of Sarah Holland
johnson. deceased; Amy Holdings
worth, executrix of the estate of Eli
Perry Tracy, deceased: J. r. Wedel,
guardian of john G.. Bailer; Henry
Peters, executor of the estate of
Hannah Peters, deceased; H. Boyden
Blood, administrator of the estate of
Charlotte V. Jenkins, deceased; Ed
ward B. McKenney. executor of the
estate of Michael L. McKenney, de-
ceased.
And that unless objections thereto
are filed before noon of the 18th day
of Septemb Der . D., 1916, said reports
will be approved and discharge en-
tered as prayed for by the admins
traitors, etc.
September A D., 1915
o. R. JOHNSTON, Clerk
By Albert Vollers, Deputy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08
POOR LITTLE
RICH GIRL
She's Married Now and Will Not Have
To Run Away Any
More.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
LOS ANGELES, Calf, Sept s.
Ramona Borden, 'the poor little rich
GIRL whose homelessness caused her
to run away several times from places
where her father had placed her, has
found home.
Announcement was made today that
she had been married yesterday to
Cole Parker. son of George Parker,
q wealthy Anderson, Indiana, banker
and politician The marriage took
place at the home of l.. B. Walk, the
brides grandfather. Today the young
couple started on an automobile honey
moon through southern California.
Following the separation Of her
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08
LEAGUE MEMBERS DISCUSS |
FALL CELEBRATION PLANS
To be some wedding.

The report on wedding plans was
made by Chairman Overton. He Inn
pressed on the leaguers the neces-
sity for having a good list of pres
ents. He said he had telephone call
from Wyaconda from young man
who admitted that he and ''his girl"
were thinking of getting married and
ne wanted to know what there was
In it, for getting married at the cele-
bration. The success of the wedding
depends on what the merchants put
IN 1t, Mr.. Overton told the crowd. he
said he wanted a diamond ring for
the bride, trousseau for the bride, a
suit for the groom, dishes, stove,
groceries, coal, furniture and the like
and that he was going to start his
canvass OF the merchants today.
The offer OF the services Of two or
dained ministers has been made, Mr..
Overton said, and the eight little flow
er girls have been chosen. He prom
Used that with the help of the mem
bers Of the league, the wedding would
be real feature this year.
There was general discussion as
to the time for the programs. Some
favored big attraction in the morn
Ing, while others seemed to think that
the afternoon was the best time for
everything.
Not Rent Space.
The league members were informed
by the chairman that the city COM
missioners had allowed the league
the use of Main street that week.
I'VE want to ask that you do not rent
out your space in front of your stores
for concessions" he said
It was decided to postpone dollar
day. usually held in September.
The advertising committee was in
structed to ask every auto owner to
display celebration banners on his
car. The committee will also post up
several hundred big signs all along
the roads leading to Keokuk. The
Burlington plan OF having an officer
stationed at convenient place to
tell auto drivers where to park their
cars, was left to the committee.
SIxty-one Present.
There were siXty-One members OF
the league at the dinner at the Iowa
last night This was the first in-town
meeting since last April and the din
ner served the leaguers was enjoyed
by the crowd Manager Holmes ar
ranged a special spread for the men,
bers.
One New Member.
The McCutchan Land company was
voted in as a member of the league.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08

father, Gail Borden, multi-millionaire
condensed milk manufacturer and her
mother, the child became known
throughout the country as "the poor
little rich girl' because of her HON e.
lessness. She disappeared several
times from schools and sanitariums
on the Pacific coast and in the east in
which her father had placed her, be-
fore coming to Los Angeles to live
with her grandparents.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08
BE A BOOSTER.

Boost for every forward move
ment,
Boost for every new improvement;
Boost the stranger and the neigh
Dor,
Boost the man for whom you labor.
Cease to be chronic knocker,
Cease to be a progress blocker,
And if you would have your home
town better,
Boost it 10 the final letter.
Bonneville Herald
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08

Boost your city, boost your friends,
Boost the lodge that you attend;
Boost the street on which you're
dwelling,
Boost the goods that you are sell
ing.
Boost the people round about you.
Possibly they can do without you.
But success will quicker find them.
If they know that you're behind
them.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08
WANTS COURT TO
0. K. ASSESSMENT.
8. H. Johnston Files Appea, From
Power Company Taxation as De-
eided BY Board Of Re-
View Of City.
OTHERS MUST PAY MORE
He Says If 100000 Assessment is
Not Sustained, Other Citizens
Must Bear Greater
Burdens.
OTHERS MUST PAY MORE

The district court of Lee county is
asked to order the Mississippi River
Power company to pay taxes on an
assessment OF $S.00O.O0O by s. H.
Johnston, assessor for Jackson town
ship. inside, in an appeal filed today
In the matter of the power company
assessment. The assessor is appeal
ing from the decision of the city
council sitting as board Of review.
The board reduced the figures as re-
turned by the assessor and made the
assessment 100000 instead Of 49,
100000. 8. H. Johnston files the petit
ton as attorney. It is understood the
papers were drawn by Hollingsworth
& Blood
The assessor declares that the
action OF the board OF review is err
roneous and improper. He alleges
that If sustained. it will require the
tax payers of the city to pay more
than their fair proportion Of all taxes.
This burden, he sets out, would fall
on the assessor as well as other citi-
zens, for he is taxpayer as well as
an Official. He alleges that the as
sessment placed by the board of re
trict court and that the court should
900.
Failed to Assist Him.
The assessor sets out in his appeal
that the officials of the corporation
of the Mississippi River Power COM
pany failed to assist him in listing
the property, and refused to swear
to any property or true list.
He sets out that he found from
the best sources obtainable that the
plant produced in 1915 earnings
amounting to $1,651 ,269.34. He al
leges that expenses were 1924, 4O1. 10,
leaving net earnings Of 1926, 86S.15.
The assessor alleges that he listed
the property at $4,00O,O00 and was
forced to add penalty of 100 per
cent because of the action of the
company officials. He returned the
assessment rolls to the city council
sitting as board Of review. This
body reduced the assessment to $780,
00O which the assessor claims was
in disregard Of the second section of
the constitution OF Iowa which says
the property of all corporations for
pecuniary profit shall be subject to
tax the same as that Of individuals.
For these reasons, the assessor is
appealing to the district court to sus-
tain his action against that of the
city councils. He is filing with the
papers the protest he filed with the
council, and also the resolution OF
the board of review reducing the tax.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08
LAUNDRIES ARE
BUSY CONCERNS
Over Million Dollars Paid Out Each
Year in Iowa in
WAGES.

DIES MONIES, Sept. Silly, the
Laundry Queen" and her cohorts in
Iowa receive 81 100000 annually in
salaries and wages.
There are 176 laundries in Iowa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08

Kansas City Star: The threatened
increase in the price OF bread VIII
cause little alarm. OIL continues 10
decline and that will bring gasoilne
down.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-08

Col. Watterson's Inclination.
Chicago Evening Post: Colonel
George Harvey has come out for
Hughes. Marse Henry Watterson
probably wants to, but dissent.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, BATE e.
RECORD DE Los SUicInhS

LAS posiciones relatives de las
demas ciudades pIincipales permane'
cen en- Ia misma forma que los amos
anteriores," dice ell articalista, quien
senala como una de las ausas pro-
babies del aumento de las tenGen-
cias suicidas en- San Francisco. San
Diego Y Sacramento, 81 movimierto
como resultaGo de las exposiciones
Que tuvieron lugar q ano ultimo en-
la costa del Pacifico. En- seguida con-
tinua:
'El alto tipo de : il frecnenc:a de
los suicidios eli Springfield, H.. me
recen una Investigation especia! de
las condolences de esa region"
Dice el ~art;cuiista cue Il mania
del euicidio es muy fuerte ALI en-
TIE los nomtres ' nIujercs, Que sc
ercncntran entire Ia "dades de 50 Y
"a aGos.
ia morta!;dad actual pr e. sui
cidio cz mas gr2nde que IL Cue SO
derive De rue~tes ofici&lcs c&clnsi
vamentc. cantinua dicendo 81 ar1icu-
lista. Fl sistema Official lie in"cstiG&-
ci6n es;a muy CLOS dc cor ef,c:c"tc,
y claro So We que en- mGchos casos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
Tres dipIomatieos ameri-
II han preseata-
do sus reauncias


WASHINGTON, Diciembre 5.-Sc
han iniciado las renunci4s de los
miembros Gel cuerpo dipiomatico ar:a
%ricano, cue Sc espe-aOa que ocurrl-
rian. como resultado de la reelection
del pres;dente Wilson, a:efecto de d.
jar al Jefc de Ia Casa Blanca en- IL
bertad para haccr las nuevas desis-
nacioncs De las p~srsanas que deban
representa- a los Estados UEiGo3 ce-
ca lie los gobiernos ex3ranjeros.
Lo primcros dip!cmaticos que c
nuncian SIS puestos, son los Minis
trcs FicEipotenc;arios en- Ho!anda,
Colombia. J Siam, que sen, respect
vamente. Ell Dr.. Henry Van Dykes
Thadeus J. Thomas Y William H.
HornibrokE.
No Sc sabc 81 seris acaptadas port
81 presidente las rcnunciaa de los citac
dos diEioEaatj.os.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
Los tenfones desrnontaron.....,.
Hav que actual

Hay que actuar
En- cuanto . las naciones neutra-
les que tomaron parte en- Ia conven-
ci6n que ella ha yiolado, e2tas, tienen
Ell derecho especifico, no solo de pro-
testar sino de actuar.
Hay que hacer cumplir ell Derecho In
ternecional.
Z derecno international no sirve
para NADIA 81 en- tempo de guerra 70
10 hacen cumplir les naciones neutral
les. Solo los ninos ignorantes piensan
en- que despues de esta guerra, 0 de
cualguier otra guerra. Sc eScribiri de
rueyc el derecho international. No
hay necesidad para clio. Ali esta n
ley. 81 no Sc hace cumplir no es s:no
por Ia ignorancia o IA debiliGad dc
La naciones que no Ia ponen en i
GOV. - pe:n.ten que So Gest"aya.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

NUEVA YORK, Diciembre 5.-La
lista de los suicides llevados a cabo
en- 1915, demuestran que Ia ciuGad
de San Diego, California, bati6 Ell
record dc esta funesta mania, yendo
. la cabeza de otras ciudades anne
ricanas en- ~Porcentaje de casos. TO-
mando. por ~supuesto, en- cuenta su
poblaci6n. Tai Sc ~desprende de una
estadistica de suicides putiicada aver
por un semanario que trata de segu
ros sobre IA vida.
En- nueve ciudades de II costa del
Pacifico, dice el articulista, hubo
el a6o ultimo mas suicidios. que en
cualquiera otra parte del pals, con
reelection q sus habitantes. q tipo Tue
ALI de 3E.S POI %cienlo. por caua
100 900 habitantes. En- 50 ciujadoc
del Este. c! tipo fue de 1914 por Glen
to; en- i ciudades De los Est&dcs
CentrGles, de 24.i por c~ieAto: en- IS
ciudades de los Estados del Sur, de
17.9 por cierto V en- 8 ciudaGes de
las Montanas Rocailosas, 23.l por
ciento.
Las estia:zt:cas que so1aiar e! IL
20 de suicidios cn III ccncenar DC las
pg:Gclpa!cs cIudaGes del Pals Ge.naos-
tran, se%in el Spectator" que San
Diego, California, tuvo un porcen
taje en- 1915 de G3.3 per cada
100000 ~habitantcs, Q sen I'm aumgM-
to de POL, sobre eli que tuvo en- 1871
lie siguc San Francisco. con 5J.7 D
cicnto por cada 100000 h~abitantas,
0 sea ur auneMto de 80 2or cian.o
sobrc los del ano anterior. FL tipo en-
Sacramento, California fu@ de 5l.2.
o sea I'M aumento de 1872 por cicn-
to: Los Angeles. 1921, o sea IN ies.
ccnso de 0.G por cicnto.
Fl tipo de Springfield, H.. fu& de
3O.4, o sea un desccnso de o. per
c~iento; Denver, Colorado 26.5, @ SCI
IN dcscenso de 90 por c%ientc; Attain
dc City, n. J.. 29.S 0 sea I'm au-
mento de i0.O9 por c%icnto; Chicago,
H.. 25.3, o sea un aumento de rs
por c%icnto: Manhattan y bron"
1914, o sea un aumento dc O.S por
c%iento; Nueva Orleans, Louisiana
1919, o sea I'm aumcnto Dc ! por cicH
to, y Filadelfia,, Pennsylvania. 1G.7.
o sea un dcscenso de Il por cicnt0.
tc Il" tai mode que los t>Iadu> Uni
dos cstin IlamadoS a ser may prom
la In base r0m"rrial Y m"r,anIil a.!
muni0 rnIerO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
Il PaCGLEMA DE LOS TRANS
?ORTES

BARCELONA. Dicicrbrc de 1916.
-DezoGGs de una anim2da session De
IL c:n--a Ge Concrete de Ia CiuGaG
Coa6al. : a cual concUrrieron cast
todoS sus socios. So acofd6 fc-mar
una comisijn que Sc d~esignar& de
"Fue-zas WAS" IA cual tendr;i a su
caro- s,,ucionar eI gravisimo probe
M Dc los transportes Que tanto proc
cara ~ eslos lnomcntos al %o5ier-
ru ' : ,os induStrialos y c~1mercian-
is de EsPana.
Il question dc los transportc3 con
Fraaria cS lie csas que Aamandan in
r~ac&iata seduction y Re auu; ell nom
hramiaato de IA comisi6n antcs CT
t&da.
Este rGevo orgarismo SO disponc 1
a....za~ los sar"icies de los vapores
antiques. q@e ahora Nc e=rln en- ac-
.lso. t1s9uts dc rep&rarlos convenien
tamen,c.
Gslos 5uquos So 1ediear;in al re-
co...lo lie cahotaje V n Jr&nsportc
de mercancias esnanolas haeia las
cazas f~rancesas mas cercanas 4 Ia
Peninsula.
In comisi6n par.iri mahana de
csta ciudad con rumbo q Madrid. 6
recabar eI auxi!io ' protection del
go1ierao. para q mejo" tXi.o d. ST
culpreSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
He aDoyseido In uirueIa
en- - Estados

NEW T@nT, Dic;embre tn
visa d To- i:ie.m>. G-i %a%is.o d.
6 !.a.:t.a "aa!::a d. ic5 E&.ados
I"i:a: r@iativoa . u apaTicida lie
iG virucIa ea IS Estados de n Union.
Jokn T. B!ack, Sccretario del CoES?-
10 de Sa!abridad del Estado, Y el
Dir. Chas T. Bolduan del Departa-
mento del mismo ramc en- IL ciudad,
han hccho saber = los que no estin
vacunados y q los que llevan mas de
5 amos dc e~starlo, Que deben proce-
der 4 ser revacunados. Ell DR.. Boil
duan dice que Sc va a ordenar IA in
mediata revacunaciGn de todas las
personals, ninos Y adultos de esta
ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
Cv;enc do Ia ca, planao,
Aienania ignora ei dereeho

Que en- IA presenci2 de una ogor-
Eaidad nara ganar una Tentaja ella
no ezt& dispuesta . cumplir ninguna
%: 20 oporga : N deseos ann-
ella IA hubiera ~sGscrito antes. 81
ofensa ez contra los principles que
han sido rsconocidos e Includes en-
q ierecho international escrito apI-
cable q esta misma materia.
L. raise= nenSTates
Parece que todas Is n~aciones ctvl-
l.zadas. las que eSya@ contra Aiema-
ria ea 81 presen-s confEcto. aSI como
las u So han u2a@tendo aparte. tie
nen 81 &eracro Ge @&op-ar !as me3I-
das -nccesarias para obligar : A2ema-
MA a eump.a cen las esrinulacIo-
~ II ella m.sm@ ~ hecao.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
ROBO DE UN AUTO

I'm Ford de ) pasajeros. p"opiedad
de c. G. Dcnison. Y que llcva cl MI
nero 1872 fuG robado Il lbs 1l.25 de
In noche del lures, de TN punto in
termcdio I Ia intersection De n GALE
Houston Y IA Avcnida Main. Sc
do aviso 4 l2 p~oli":a, 7cro u 10
Sc sabc 81 el 40 In sido .ccuperado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
SCP2E. LAS LiSTAS De JU2A.
DOS

) pasar De gu" 4 los ahogadcs
no Sc les pcrr1ite yer las iistas dc
jurados Ji2z d;as antes dc cue tenga
lugar III %iuicio, costumbrc Que Sc ha
seguido desde que fuG Socrctario de!
iuez de Distrito Andres Coy. Mr.. Ar
cher diio anteayer en- Ia mahana
cue 81 Ia ley no prohibia 4 los abo-
eados yer las citadas listas, no veia
por Que Sc les impidicra Ia vista de
Gstas.
FL Sheriff John w. Tobin, Z quicn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

LA PASSION DE LOS CELOS

BARCELONA, Diciembre de 1916.
En- In tardc de hoy Sc Ia dcSarr1 llado
en- csta ciudad in saugriento suce-
so. originate por los cclos. que IN
coztado h vida q una infeliz joven.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
LA R~EV0LUCI0N CHINA
CVirur de Ia II pianaA

Serha para clio. ~irmrrr la~ pojrn-
cfaS cuyopCaS Il Nerin CT 81 tai"
forzo>o de iulcr,cnir I'M dia en- los
a<untox de- China. i a. SD" ar.:Nn
ningurD Be- los PARTIES que :" en-
frent.m ante ii gobicrlo de- aquciia
repulAiea u imHerio II" den los pa
suS ~neceSarioS para c~>tahiecer Fl
orden por sits prCpinS mrdiHS.
Curonrl
Enriqu" iiilapalierna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06
Del New York Hefaid)

In mo,frrian,o nara rduear al
,nohI- -, I1- T,ta5os T-nidos con
$780,. - a,,orton,;a da tcner
r,a n,anino :, nGn4i.ioncs adacua-
d,s na,a rasnood4r a tofGs los re-
c~nirirmisotos del actual concrete
mn,a;or h, s;d5 .7mpnzaGo ave en-
81 ,r;ror hs,cra.a dado DOR Ia IL
o., maritima n3rjonai ri el Cl.b
IL r~nrro,arriIcs de- esia ciuiaG.
F. Navor lie ia misma s.. Nil
che! August !. belmont Y o!ros prom
nrnias Drrsonai,s d. nuos;r2 vida
p.i1,ica a~.cHtuan0l n noc"Sidad d"
rn..arrar n banIrra de Ia. harras
l,s as.r,rra. on Is altos mares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

paSan csaS listas una vez ~formadas,
di.i0 que Il seGuiria los antiques pro.
cedimicntos, Y que pcrmit;ria 4 los
abcgaios que yicran ias liStas. 81 asi
49,
10 dcscahan. V ain que tomaran CO.
pia d. los ucmDres ~contcnidoS ell
elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

t" IL" tai modo que los E>laduS Uni
dos cStin IIamad0S a ser may pruH-
Ia In has" r0m"rrial Y m"rranIiI a.!
mimic nnLerO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

i,,iando neccSiir libr0S en- cSpanp!
dirijaSc y Ignacio T. Lolano.-f1I
G01 DGI2rCSa SIS. Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-06

" AS FIESTAS DE NAVIDAD Y ANO NUEVO Sc apToXi-
q man. Y hay que buscar Ia mejor manera de alegrar cl
! . hogar en- csos dias. como cs ccatumbrc gereraizada Ell
todas parties del munGo-
Is until cle listed Sc caHse cn ponsarlo: NADIA mas apo
,nosilo ono UNA CPAFONOLA i UNA BONITA COLEC-
ZION De DISCOS COLUMBi Con elos disfrutara listed
r,2raar+os verdadcIamcnte a~gradableS proporciOnandO 4 Su
f,,aiIia amenas vcladas con MUSICA Y CANCIONES ME-
TICANAS. cue lie haran recordar ia lejana terra.
Nas1tros no yacilamOS en- rccOmendar a nuestrOS palSa-
M. Ia adouisici6n de una GRAFONOLA Y DISCOS COLUM-
RIA nor estar reconoeidos como los mejOres del mundo, pueS
tanto Ia calidad de su material, son9E!dad y perfection dc su
w. los han hecho famos0s uniVersalmente.
Cualesquiera de estas maquinas cue iustran ell presente
s,3,ci1. asi como los GiScos que listed SciecciOne de nueStro
inmenso surtido. Sc los remitiremos por correo o express IL
BRFS De GASTUS DE FLETE. ENlPAQUE. etc. etc, no i'm
porta IL distancia y lugar de EstadoS Unldos en- que Sc Ell
cuent-e radicado.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-25

Minimum leg I1Hd- fur marking
an sorts OF Fowls They an. light iu
weight but stay right where they are
put. - cent, per DOZEN, per hum
drrd 81 cents J.. ". Zee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-02
Brief City News

''Townsend's for Sporting Goods"
Electric Fans $7.5O-Burgess-G Gran
den Co.
Have Root Print It-New Beacon
Press.
Half Karat White Diamonds, $75-
Edholm.
Seeks Divorce-Ida Steinberg has
filed suit for divorce against Joseph
Steinberg.
Not only the name, but the mark
of service-The Bee Building-the
building that is known to all.
Bankruptcy Petition-Marshal Nc
Williams, clerk, filed a petition in
bankruptcy. Assets, 1888; liabilities,
SIS.
COnsOlidates His Stores--Lewis
Henderson, the florist has CONSOLE
dated his two shops into one store on
Farnam street.
"Todays Movie Program" CLASH
fed section today. 1t appears in The
Bee exclusively. Find out what the
various moving picture theaters offer.
Beats His Wife-William Sheets,
1866 Douglas street, was sentenced to
ninety days in the workhouse for
beating his wife, who is about to be-
come mother.
Voluntary Juvenile Officer-Joseph
NJ. Calabria, superintendent OF the
Douglas county court house, has been
appointed voluntary juvenile proba-
ton officer by Judge Charles Leslie.
Hearing Postponed-Conclusion OF
the hearing in the Douglas county
road bond case, set for Monday, has
been indefinitely postponed because OF
the indisposition of James Adams, one
of the counsels for the county,
Florists to Picnic Thursday-The
Omaha Florists club will hold It's an
nual picnic at Lake Manawa Thurs
day afternoon, and in honor of the oc-
casion all the flower shops OF Omaha
will close at o'clock Thursday
Goes On Buying Trip-Harry Bern
stein, one of the proprietors of the
Novelty company, left Sunday for Chi
cago, New York and to other eastern
points, where he will buy large stocks
Of merchandise for his company.