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nrREroroRE AUTHORIZED.

HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED.
shall the Board ~ County Com
missioners be authorized 10 issue
the negotiable coupon road bonds
OF King County 81 the aggregate
amount % not 10 exceed seventy
five thousand dollars t5s.ooo. oo)
consecutiveiy numbered. seventy
five $3.50 bonds ~ King County In
denominations 81 one thousand dol
lars 81 900. pOi each. or 10 many
thereof as may be necessary. pay
able TO such party or person. par
ties or persons as shall purchase
the same. or 10 bearer. payable
twenty ts0p years after date 81 iH-
sue and not before. with Interest at
the rate OF not 20 exceed five per
cent fhfft per annum. payable semi
annually for the purpose 81 con-
sfrnrting or improving county
highway. which Will follow existing
streets 81 the city ~ Seattle,
Washington. described as follows
beginning At the Intersection Of
Dallas Avenue and Fourteenth Ave-
nue. south. running thence north to
East Marginal Way. thence on
East Marginal WAY 20 Intersection
with Eiila street thence northeriy
on Ellis street to haiicy street.
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One State Insurance Commissioner.
Three Judges OF the Supreme Court for the Term OF Six Years
One Judge of the Supreme Court for the Term OF -Four Years
Nine Judges of the Superior Court.
Three State Representatives for the doth Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 4iSt Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 42nd Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 43rd Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 44th Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 45th Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 46th Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the 47th Legislative District
One County Auditor.
One County Treasurer
One County Sheriff.
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Initiative Measure No IS entitled .
An art relating 20 intoxicating
liquors removing restrictions upon
the home consumption thereof nu-
thuflEing the brewing - malt H..
nuurH regulating the sale thereof
~ manufacturer and hotels pro-
ttdluE for brewery. hotel and sales
agent licenses and fixing penalties
for the violation thereof
FDh Initiative Measure No IS
AGAINST Initiative Measure No.
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Passed the Legislature sud Ordered
Referred by r~titioa

Referendum Measure No, y entitled
An act relating TO the nufniuas
ton Of candidates for public office
At primary elections, providing for
tho holding % party conventions.
and the election ~ delegates there
20. defining the powers and duties
OF aIeh conventions. providing for
tho adoption % party platforms and
for tho subscription to such plat
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There will be submitted at said election the following propositions

INK the adoption 81 a budget by
each such taxing district limiting
thr expenditures nf such taxing
districts To- the amounts Hpertflrh
IN the budget except iu eases pf
extraordinary emergencies. pruNld b
tuE penalties for violation - this
act ard repeating certain acts
FOR Referendum Measure No.
AGAINST Referendum Measure
No
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denc~s and regulating the same
prov idtng system for licensing
and bonding manufacturers. the
payment % license fees. and tho coll
lection aud disposition ~ tax
upon the amount sold Tor consump-
tiou within the state fixing PEN
atties and making an appropria.
tion.
FOR Initiative Measure No. 20
AGAINST Initiative Measure No.
"a
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tsf.rr .s

Referendum Measure No o entitled
An act relating 10 tho raising
and expenditure % revenues hy
counties rtslna. towns townships
port dthtrtctn school districts and
metropolitan park districts. requtr.
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forms hY candidates. amending SEQ
lions tsoa. .so5. sses. $50. uii.
txss. nts. and repeating section
tsfl 81 Remington a naitinKors
Annotated Codes and Statutes 81
Washington
FoR Referendum Measure No.
AGAINST Referendum Measure
No q
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Passed the IssL-Istur. sad Ordered
Referred ~ Petition

nefrrendum Measure No :. sniiurd
An act defining port districts 81
chs first ciaaa. relating Go the gov
efumrut and limiting the powers
thereof. making certain elective Of
fAreFF es-affi-i. port commission &.
era. providing Tor The sale ~ port
district property. and amending
chapter ~ - the Laws % 1911"
FOR Referendum Measure Ne
Against Referendum Measure
No
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Passed tho Legislature sna Ordered
Referred nv p~titloa

Referendum Measure No. a. entitled
An act relating 20 the operation
~ ~. provisions % section 81
article . Of the constitution reiat-
ing TO the Initiative and rrfrren-
dunn. TO prevent fraud in connection
with Initiative and referendum
measures. requiring Initiative and
referendum petitions TO be signed
before repatriation officers amend
Ing sections I. 3. 8 g. = 10 ts is.
~. u and 81. and repeating section
81 chapter tsS OF tho Laws 81
1914"
FOR Referendum Measure No. ,
AGAINST Referendum Measure
No
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Referendum Measure No. T. entitled
An act prohibiting any public
ntliity from entering a field Of ser
vice % an existing public uftlltf
rendering a similar service until 81
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Passed ss~ Legislature ssa ordered
Referred by frtittau

Referendum Measure NJ 9. entitled
An act defining piskstinE AID
prohibiting Interfering with the
conduct ~ business BY ptrawtins
iattou thereof
Fpn Referendum Measure No. &
AGAINST Referendum Measure
No 8.
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Proposed ny rai,isssve retltiea

Initiative Measure No. 20. entitled:
~An act authorizing the nanufac-
fure. sale and delivery Of beer con-
.aEnlng not less than one per cent.
cor more than four per cent aico-
40I. for export or sale and delivery
>frrct 20 the Individual within the
late for consumption at their resi-
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Public Service Commission author
isinE the same. and amending chap
ter ti7 81 the Laws % 1911
pom Referendum Measure 40 =
A0AtNsr Referendum Measure
No
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DEaocn,rIc rIckEr--restl.aed
ga Representative Distrlct-votc
for any Two
4 FiaEE
Elizabeth Hutchinson.
uth Representative pistrlct--Voie
for any Two
Robert q rauthnrn
Tom s Patterson.
tsth Representative plstriot--vote
FOR any Two
Richard scclye Jones
jos. " Manning.
ts,b Representative District Vote
for any Two
Frank " cotcril
Anna Louise strong
18th Representative Distric, Vote
for any Two
Herman W Ross
Mrs. " - iarker
County Auditor
" g Hohike.
County Treasurer
IT. ~ kulicE.
County Sheriff
Edward Cudlhce
County Coroner
Daniel buckley
County Prosecuting Attorncy--
Edwin ]. Brown.
County clerk
}. & Levold.
County Assessor
Joseph 7. Tracy.
County Engineer
John II Fletcher
County superintendent OF Common
schools
County Commissloncrs--V for any
Two
First Commissioner District
J. Paul Hutchinson.
second Commissioner District
+. Calhoun
Justices % tho Peace. Auburn Pre-
CinCt-%ote for any Two
". Wills Lawrence.
Justices Of the Peace. Bothon Pre-
cinct-Note for any Two
..tttt.t.. ..tt-ttt.-
.s-t....
Justices OF tho Peace Kent Pre-
cinct-N Vote for any Two
". Greenieaf.
..t.. ....-...
Justices 81 tho Peace Renton Pre-
cinct- Vote for any Two
Joe wood.
Constabies. Auburn Prccinet-V Vote
for any Two
W e. Lleuallon
Constables, Bothell Precinct Vote
for any Two.
Fred SChranZ.
s.s...ttts
Constahles. Kent Precinct for
any Two
..............+..
.sst.t...4..
Coustahlcs, Rcnton Precinct-Note
Tor any Two
=. Dullahant
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
y ~ prumhsller
George g. Christensen
g. g. Brown
Francis pouahoe.
q W. finxie
Joseph 4. Sloan.
\ T. Stream.
United States senator
George Turner
Representative IN Congress First
George p. cotterlu
Representative in Congress. Second
Mrs. Frances {. Axtcll
Governor
Ernest Lister
Lieutenant Governor
Thomas Lally
Secretary Of state
J. NJ Tadlock.
state Treasurer
George !. Calvin.
state Auditor
otto 4 Case.
Attorney General
Henry Alberts Mclean.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton
J r. Morgan.
Commissioner Of Public Lands
Robert y. Mcfarland.
state Insurance Commissioner
T. " Hemer
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
A0th Representative Dlatrict-Vote
for any Three
otto Tamm.
g. T.. West
Fred Nelson
tist Representative District-Vote
for any Two
John L Casey.
G. 4. Congleton
42d Representative Distrlct-Votc
for any Two
Clarence L. Gera
George n. Hodgdon.
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Aaesdm~ss TO the Constitution Pr
posed by the Legislature

THE Amendment 20 section I.
article vi OF the state constitution
relating TO the qualifications OF
voters. by providing that only tax
payers IN the taxtng district In
which such proposition ~ 20 be
voted upon shah be qualified to
vote on the question OF iucurring
or ratlfying Indebtedness. pnrchas-
ing selling or piedging property or
pfedxing revenue or Income OF the
state. municipal corporations. or
other taxing districts"
FOR the proposed Amendment %
Section OF Article vi OF the Con-
stttutior.
AGAINST the proposed Amend
ment OF section OF Article VI OF
the Constitution.
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NOTICE Of GENERAL ELECTION
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that Tuesday, the SEVENTH day NOVEM
BER the County King and State of Washington Election will be
held for National State District County and Precinct Officers follows

One County Coroner.
One County Prosecuting Attorney
one County Clerk
One County Assessor.
one County Engineer.
One County Superintendent OF Common Schools.
County Commissioner for First District.
One County Commissioner for Second District
Justice the Peace the City OF Seattle ana the LOWE"
of Auburn, Bothen Kent and Renon.
except the City OF Seattle and the Towns OF Aubu
BOthel Kent and Renton
the Towns Auburn Bothe Kent and
Renlon
Two Constabes Auburn Boe Kent and Renon
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SOCIALIST TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Marie Nelson.
Laura " House
Helen Camp.
bertha Zietz
Allen Brooks
Bonner Bartlett
Kate sutton.
United states senator
Rruce Rogers,
Representative in Congress. First
District
r. u Tryon.
Representative in Congress. Second
Il, }. ollngcr.
Governor
l. =. Katterfeld
Lieutenant Governor
Katherine a. Hodgins.
Secretary OF state
James Grant
state Treasurer
Mary Stevenson,
state Auditor
=. T. Owsley.
Attorney General
NJ. !. Schwartz
superintendent OF Public InstrUc-
ton
Frances c. sylvester.
Commissioner OF Public Lands
Frank Cort.
state Insurance Commissioner
+. ]. Mckay.
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
10th Representative District-Note
for any Three
James Lund
Allen Brooks.
tist Representative Distrlct-Note
for any Two
Kate Lawrence.
Carrie Payne.
ted Representative District-Note
for any Two
Walter H. Nilliers
y, N. Miller.
t3d Representative District--Note
FOR any Two
Joe Miller.
..t.t...........
Nth Representative District--Note
Albert Htikke.
Charlotte T. Jones.
f5th Representative pistrict-Note
Tor any Two
r. ~. Smith.
Jessie Humphrey.
t1th Representative District-Noto
Tor amy Two
Maude Frances schmitt.
Lalla Rogers.
County Auditor
Minnie Parks.
County Treasurer
G, l.. Kingery.
county sheriff
Jack Dial,
County Coroner
J. Dunlap
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~ SUBSTITUTION or ROAD
BONDS ~ LIKE AMOUNT
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SOCIALIST LABOR TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Gotfried Gustafson.
Kerry T.. sullivan.
John G. SChafer
Leslie II. sawyer
Nrne Hage.
Fred kurtsman.
Andrew Il. Anderson.
Governor
James +. Riordan.
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Seven Presidential Electors.
United Senator.
One Representative Congress for the First Congressional District
(Ciy of Seattle, Precincts to 277 ncuSve).
Representative Congress the Second Congressional District
(A Precincts King County outside OF the City OF Seat)
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor
of State.
Treasurer
One State Auditor.
Attorney General
One Commissioner of Public Lands
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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BYRON PHELPS, County Auditor.


SOCIALIST TICkET-Coatinucd
County Prosecuting Attorney
Nicholas Schmitt
County Clerk
A. Carver.
County Assessor
Richard spindler.
County Engineer
-......+-...
County superintendent OF Comm
schools
Herman RRnsing
County Commissioners -- Vote for
any Two
First Commissioner District
Aaron Fisherman.
Second Commissioner District
Michael Schiessel
Justices OF the Peace Precinct,
James Fitzgerald .. BARNS
Earl Bigelow ........ Bellevue
Henry Collier ..... Black RiVet
Constables-- Precincts
James Baikwci .. Barring
Harry Richard ....... Bellevue
II. +. Beers ....... Black River
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% the % for ~wmdm
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REPUBLICAN TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Warren ". Lewis.
Luther r. Weedin.
v. r. Beard.
George ". Finley.
T. Henry smith.
Richard NJ Buttis.
y 80 J. A. Perkins.
rnt,ed states senator
Miles Poindexter.
Represensative In Congress First
John = MINER.
Representative IN Congress. Second
LIndiey II. HadIey.
fsoVernOr--
Henry Mcbride
Lieutenant Governor
Louis r. Hart.
secretary Of State
y NJ. Howell
state Treasurer-
w. W. sherman.
state Auditor
e. W. Clausen
Attorney General
w. v. Tanner.
superintendent Of Public instruc-
Josephine Coriiss Preston.
ConnrniEsioner Of Public Lands
Clark v. savidge
state Insurance Commissioner
r. -. Flshback.
STATE PREsENTAT1VEs-
Goth Representative District-Vots
for any Three
Fred J. Mess.
Walter J. Lunn.
r. n. TOnkin
Hst Representative Distriet-vote
for any Two
Paul w HOuser.
\. r. Fuller
42d Representative Dlstrlct-vote
for any Two
w. 7. Christensen.
Frank + Boyle.
tsd Representative Dlstrict-vote
for any Two
Victor Zednick
Ralph X. Knapp.
t4th Representative District-vote
for any Two
Robert r. DIVER.
Frank r. Manogue.
18th Representative Distrlct-vote
for any Two
Frank n Renlck
Robert Grass.
teth Representative District-vots
Pred W. Hastings.
stephen a. Hun.
47th Representative District-vots
for any Two
John r. Wilson.
r. n. Guile.
County Auditor
Norman n. Wardsll
County Tressurer--
John A. Bennett
County Sheriff
John stringer.
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PROGRESSIVE TICKET

United states Senator
Walter J Thompson.
Governor
James T. bradford
Secretary 81 state
Frank \. Rust
Commissioner Of Public Lands
Joe Smith.
state Insurance Commissioner
l.. l.. SNOW
STATE REPRESENTA- IVEs-
tith Representative District-Vote
for any Two
NJ i. Carkeck
f5th Representative District Vote
FOR any Two
Peter posmore
attn Representative District-Votc
for any Two
g 4. pownie
Emil 4. Brandt
Constable Precinct
Elliott Higgins Seahurst Park
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PROHIBITION TICKET

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Salome Il Lippy
Walter =. Mcdowell
John Anderson
l.. stanton.
g. y crazy
Il N Shocmakc
e. g. Gridlcy.
United states senator
Joseph \. Campbell
Governor
\ y /. Gcllcrman.
Lieutenant Governor
Ncttic ilallenbeck
Secretary OF State
W !. Warren
state Treasurer
Mary NJ. Wade.
state Auditor
\. 4. Thompson
County sheriff
VIM. Nelson.
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NON-PARTISAN
JUDICIARY TICKET

Judges ~ state supreme Court. 81,
Year Tcrm-Note Tor any Three
Emmett y Parker
Mark \. Fullerton.
George r., Morris.
Judge Of state supreme Court, Fou
Year Term
j, Stanley Webster.
Judges Of the Superior Court-Vot,
for any Seven
King pykcman.
Kenneth Macintosh
\, W. Frater
i. T. Ronald
Robert II. Alhertson.
Boyd j. Tallman
Mitchell Gillian.
Judges Of The Superior Court--Not,
for any Two
Everett Smith.
John ). lureg.
Milo A. Root
George H. Cole.
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day precincts incorporated precincts

Pm
A@ns mMrHAw
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Nominations for Offices Specified Above Are as Follows

praocm,r,c fIchEr-cen,,sa.a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-18
CONTROL
NOW IN EFFECT
London People are Restricted az to
What They Shall Eat and How
Much.

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-r'ood control
went into effect throughout England
today.
Regulations curtaiiing meats. which
became effective this morning were
met by the British people with q
sort of school-boy good humor, entire
ly tolerant and accomplishing.
II eat too much any way. The food
control will help me reduce"
This expression indicated general
sentiment as the new regula ions be-
came operative. A few lovers OF
food have desised trick menus"
which circumvent the purposes OF
the food curtailment, but compliance
with the new rulings is more gener-
al
Questions galore have been raised
by the regulations and their opera
ton. One OF the problems which
faced the Londoner at dinner was
whether two helpings from one course
constituted two courses, for the num-
Der Of courses is limited by the law
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-18
OF
TWO ADVANCED
Will Die Tomorrow Instead Of a Few
Days Before Christians as
First Planned.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
OSSINING, N. Y, Dec. 1s.-Would
you give a week Of your life to make
your mothers Christmas less miser-
able? Two condemned men in Sing
Sing death house will die in the cleo
trio chair at dawn tomorrow at their
own request, to accomplish just that.
p Charley Kumrow, 20, and Stanley
J. Millstein, 10, need not-have walk
ed through the little green door,
until Friday morning. But when
they learned that their bodies would
arrive home on Christmas day and
that there was slight probability that
Governor Whitman would commute
either OF their sentences, they asked
Warden Meyer to let them die Tues
day. They will be eIectrocuted to-
morrow morning.
Kumrow was condemned for killing
tug boat captain in Buffalo. Mill
stein was sentenced to death for muir
dering policeman In Utica.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-18
FORMER MAYORS
DAUGHTER DEAD.
Mrs. NJ. J. Martin Laid to Rest at
Socorro, New Mexico-Fathe
Was Hawkins Taylor.

| A copy of the Socorro, New Mexico
Chieftain. containing an account OF
the death and burial of Mrs. NJ. j.
| Martin, a daughter OF Hawkins Taylor,
mayor of Keokuk in 1857, has been re-
ceived here by A. T. Marshall. This
account. which will be Of interest to
many Keokuk residents. follows:
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. ]. Martin
occurred Nov 26 in this city from the
residence of Mrs. Nancy Smith. Rev
ierend w. A. Erwin officiating. Mrs.
Martin died at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. D. H. Harroun, in San Fran'
cisco, CAL, Wednesday morning, No
vember %. The body was accompan-
led to this city by Mrs. Harroun, Mrs.
j. H. McCutchen, also a daughter, MT.
FMcCutchen, Miss jamie and Martin
McCutchen, and was met here by VIM.
Martin, son, and Mrs Martin, OF
Kelly John H. McCutchen, Jr,
grandson, now on the border with
Battery A." New Mexico, arrived only
in time to meet, the mourning family
returning from the cemetery. Inter
ment was in the family plot at the side
of her husband, who, in his lifetime
was a. pioneer physician OF this state.
Mary Zane Martin was born In Lee
COuHtS, lOWds cdAuai iSo', e@A1,& -
allowed to live until next January,
would have completed her S0th year.
She was the daughter of family
prominent in the history of the max
ing Of the state of Iowa. her father be-
ing Hawkins Taylor and her mother
Melinda Walker Taylor. Her edu-
cation was completed at the Linden
wood Young Ladies' Seminary, OF Mis-
souri,, where she obtained high honors
in art.
She married Doctor Joseph ste ele
Martin May 10, 1859, and followed his
fortunes In the field during the civil
war;. in which he served as a major
IN the eth Kansas cavalry.
The husband came to New Mexico
las a surgeon In the regular army in
1875 and his family followed him in
lists, thus becoming pioneers of this
state. The family came to Socorro In
1883 and Mrs. Martin has resided here
since that time.
She leaves a son and two daughters,
all married: Mrs John H. McCutchen,
! of Santa Fe, VIM. Martin Of Kelly, and
Mrs. D. H. Harroun, formerly of Mex
T. leo City. but now of San Francisco.
She leaves four grandchildren, they
being John H. McCutchen. Jr., Mary
Josephine Harroun, and Joseph Mar
! tin McCuLchen.
The pail bearers we're selected from
| the pioneers of this city. as follows:
| ]. E. Smith, J. W. Terry, A. Winkler.
II. o. Bursum, R. Stackpole, G. E.
Cook.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-18
PERSONALS.

c. H. Dodge. manager of the Grand.
has returned from Quincy where he
attended the musical comedy, 'Ka-
tinka," which is to appear here Dec
ember 20. He says the production is
a fine one and does not hesitate to
recommend 1t to patrons OF the
Grand.
Miss Virginia Dunlap returned Sat
urtiay night from South Bethlehem,
Pa, where she has been attending
school at Bishopthorpe Manor. for
the Christmas holidays. Her mother
Mrs. John A. Dunlap, met her at Bur.
Iington.
L. d. Davidson, who received the
sad news Of his fathers sudden death
Sunday at Hastings, Nebr., will leave
today for Kansas City, where he wi
meet the remains and go on to Ne
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-18
THE WEATHER
|lU. S. Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau 1t
80

III. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.
Weather Forecast.
For Keokuk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday; some
what warmer Tuesday.
For Iowa: Partly cloudy and prob
ably unsettled tonight and Tuesday;
somewhat warmer tonight and ex-
IRENE east portion Tuesday.
For Missouri: Fair tonight and
Tuesday; colder southeast and warm
er extreme northwest Portion tonight.
Rising temperature Tuesday.
For Illinois: Fair tonight and Tues
day; probably unsettled north portion
Tuesday: colder south portion to-
night; warmer Tuesday.
Weather Conditions.
There has been light snow from
the southern plains to the southeast
ern coast, with rains on the gulf
coast. and snow was falling in Ten
nessee this morning, where the dis
turbance is central.
In the northern districts, east of the
Rocky mountains, the weather is gen.
orally fair and cold, with temperature
below zero in the northern portion Of
the Mississippi valley.
Local Observations.
Dec. Bar. Their. Wind W'th'r.
IT p. m. :. .S0.14 25 N Clear
IS Z a. m. ...3018 6 NV Clear
Stage Of river Z a. m. OF below low
water.
Change in past "a hours fail OF.
Mean Temperature 18th, 20: highest
81, lowest IS, lowest last night, s.
FRED q. gGOSEWISCH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-18

with each picture.
Among the most famous Fox pro-
auctions in which the famous villain
has acted are 1.-THE Galley Slave"
The Kreutzer Sonata" EAST Lynne
Sins Of Men," Under Two, Flags"
THE Unfaithful Wife," and Or
Rameau"
Love and Hate" Is a truly wonder
full photoplay in 6 acts and supporting
Stuart Holmes in this virile drama Is
an all star cast including Bertha
Kalich and the two little Lee children,
who always please. 1t Is to be shown
at the Hippodrome theatre tonight