The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-17

to replace the one destroyed by 6re
on Friday, Oct. 6, and the vote was
unanimous in favor OF rebuilding a
building committee, composed OF nire
gentlemen was appointed as follows:
Robert Baird, o. f. Berry. Juniu. c.
Ferris. J. l. Hendricks, Samuel Hus-
ton. W. f. Lyon, ]. H. Mccullough,
G.. M. Mcmillan and NJ. F.. Shepherd;
an advisory committee, composed of
Ave ladies': Mesdames NJ. p. Berry,
Virginia Clark, e. s. Coombs. G. L.
Ferris and j. Ross Swigert.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. p. Cutler went to
Chicago Monday. Mr. Cutler. worship
full master OF Hancock lodge No. 20.
to attend grand lodge in session We'd
nesday and Thursday, Mrs. Cutler to
visit her sister Miss Alice Crabill,
house director Of Willard hall, North
western university, at Evanston. Mrs.
Cutler returned via Peoria, where
she visited her sister Mrs. Bertrand
Thomas and family until Monday.
The football game Saturday after
noon between the, Macomb high
school and Carthage high, was won
by the home team. and. at the close
Ct the game, so great was their jubf-
iatiOn that they came up town in
autos. drove around the public park
number Of times. calling OF the
score. IL to O. displaying the score
board. In the evening they were
still celebrating. walking around the
square in single file, calling on the
score, communicating the event by q
bonfire at the high school building.
The following is the high school line
up: Robert Clark, quarterback:
Elmey Carter. right half-back: Chal-
mer Hecox, left half-back; Carl
Phipps. full back; Tim Scofield. CEN
ter; Kent Durham, right guard; Cliff
ford Carlton, right tackle; Waldo
Baldwin, right end; Geo. Cutler, left
end: Geo. Owen, left tackle; Fred
Ferris, JOS. Price and Frank Cheney.
left guards.
Local politicians are busy attend
ing the speeches of the various can
didates for Office In this city and
throughout the county. during the
past several days. There is chance
for the Carthage citizens to compare
the issues, as to the governorship.
we having had Governor Edward F.
Dunno at democratic headquarters on
Saturday evening. who spoke to
very large crowd, too large for the
hall, the aisles being full all during
the speaking Of people going and
coming. and the doorway and street
full of people attempting to listen.
Governor Dunno was in poor voice for
the Carthage address. having been
speaking from an automobile during
the day In various places throughout
the county. The first half of his ad-
dress dealt with national politics. and
the administration Of President VIII
son. but during the latter part Of his
address, he lealt altogether with the
state issues. showing by actual
figures how he had managed the gov
ernor's once during the three and
one-half years OF ONCE. He did not
attempt to discuss Colonel Lowden's
cam paign, further than to tell that
he was a member of the executive
committee Of the Pullman Car Co..
and for that reason, II for no other,
should not be placed In the COVER
nor's chair. Governor Dunno stated
repeatedly that he had come to give
an account II his stewardship and
that the people would then be left
to judge for themselves what they
would do at the polls.
Lowden special train will arrive at
p. M, Monday. 49,