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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-17

Official u. S. War
Film. released by Com
mittee on Public InfOr-
nation. Alta Theatre.
PendletOn. Oregon, has
authority to exhibit.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26

made upon the state for a large number of fighting men to be fur nished during the months of Novem- Der and December. This will re- quire the early calling of Class of the September Registration, 19 to S6 class. The quotas have not vet been announced. It is not possible to determine the exact quotas at this time, since the classifications and ex- aminations have not been completed
 The provisional and temporary al lotment, however, for Arkansas is 10. 284 fighting men and calls for tkem will be issued at frequent intervals within the near future.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26
STRENGTHENED HIM OUT

Solomon Bequette, Flat River, Mo. writes: Two years ago 1 was down on my back till could hardly go. Foley Kidney Pills strengthened me right up. l recommend them to all who have kidney trouble" Rheu- matic pains, aching joints, sore and swollen muscles indicate that the kid neys are not properly Altering inn purities fro mthe blood. Foley Kid give prompt relief. Painful, irregu- lar sleep-disturbing bladder troubles ney Pills get right at the trouble and also yield quickly to their tonic heal ing action. Sold everywhere.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26
"A SPLENDID TONIC "
Says Hix,on Lady Who, On Dec tors Advice, Took Cardsi
 And Is Now We'll.

Hixson. Tenn.-"About 10 years ago | was. .." says Mrs. J. B. Gadd, of this place. "I suffered with . pain in my loft side. could not sleep It night with this pain. always In the left side...
 My doctor told me to use Cardui. I took one bottle. which helped me and after my baby came, was stronger and better. but the pain was still there.
 at first let 1t 50. but began to get weak and In a rundown condition. % decided to try some moro Cardui, which I did.
 This last Cardui which I took made me much better, in fact, cured me. It has been number of years. still have no return of this trouble.
 feel 1t was Cardut that cured ms. and I recommend 1t as . splendid fs- male tonic"
 Don't allow yourself to become weak and rundown from womAnly troubles. Take Cardui. It should sure ly help you. as 1t has SO many thou sands of other women in the past 70 years. Headache, backAche. sideache. nervousness. sleeprsssnsss, tired-out feeling. are all signs of womanly trou- bTe. Other women get relief by taking Cardui. Why not youi All druggists.
 NC-113
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26
MAJOR OF NEW YORK CALLS
 FOR HELP TO BURY DEAD

New York, Oct. 25.-Mayor Hylan tonight called on the president of the five boroughs of New Pork to provide laborers, equipped with picks and shovelsf to help bury per sons who have died of Spanish in- fluenza.
 "Conditions are such in the cem- etaries throughout the city that the cemetery authorities are not able to handle the situation, although some of them have refused aid," the may or said.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26
oIIARANTINE IS
 BEING LIFTED
.or,ine Will Be Lifted Grad qua, ,,aIIy and as Conditions in tba ua Different Localieies Will Permit.

,..4lo Rock. Oct. 26.-The influenza
 an+ire is being lifted as rapidly q tbe conditions seen to warrant, m raening with wise precautions for tbe prevention of the further spread of the epidemic
 Notifications of the quarantine or ,,rs are being authorized.
 The restriction on clubs and lodges is revoked.
 prbic libraries will be permitted to open for adults only
 piil.rooms will be permitted to op- en for adults only.
 The closing orders for retail stores .omain in force, except that they may somain open on Saturday evenings.
 There is no change whatever in the yeoulations regarding public schools and business colleges.
 A modified order for the university and colleges will permit the students and teachers to resume class work when the campuses are free from in Auenza, Teachers and students may ;dent or head of the institution es- tablish deport for their registration, ulacing them in boarding houses ol barracks where there is no influenza, for a period of not less than three and local health authorities are will ing to assume responsibilities of re- ceiving them.
 But the university nor any college or boarding school shall be permitted to open until it has received official notification of the modified order and has signifed willingness to comply with the provisions of the same.
 It must first be definitely ascertain ed that there is no influenza on the campus or in the dormitories, and that all danger of cantact is passed.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26
RECORD RAINFALL
 AT ASHENILLE, x. C.

Asheville, N. C., Oct. 25.-Follow- ing the heaviest rainfall in local his tory, total of eight inches being recorded for the 24 hours ending at four o'clock this afternoon, the French Broad River rose to height of eight feet and went far beyond its banks at many points. No mater ial damage has yet been reported be- wound the washing away of three trestles on the ToXaway railroad.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26
WEATHER BUREAU REPORTS
 FIRST SNOW OF SEASON

Washington, Oct. 25 - The weather bureau reports the first snow of the season in northern Ne braska, Minnesota, and western South Dakota today.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26

WANTED TO BUY-Second hand stock saddle, also buggy pole and set of harness. A. P. Delony, RED no. , Prescott. d2-23 pd
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26

Devilbiss Atomizers at Guthrie's.
 FOR SALE-Good milk cow.-Mrs. w. N. Akers. d3-24 pd
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26

FOR SALE or trade-DeLaval Cream Separator in good condition. A. P. Deloney. RED no. ), Prescott.
 d424 pd
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26
lO,2Sl FIGHTING MEN TO BE
 CALLED FROM ARK ANSAS

Little Rock, Oct 26.- It is an nounced that acquisition has been
The Prescott daily news., 1918-10-26

Vick's Salve, all sizes, at Guthrie's.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

for the railroads Smith fayoEs some
modification q the original plan. the
essentials OF which are:
Federal control exercised by 9
body sitting in Washington. such as
the Interstate commerce commission.
for instance
Formation OF regional corporations
or appointment OF regional directors
to regulate locally. Ownership ard
operation OF the railroads 20 remain
in private hands
Central and regional federal cor
troll 20 extend 10 rates, bond issues
and financing. but not 10 rs-routing
or division OF equipment
This outline of the plan contains
some elements OF vital differences be
tween the railroads and members OF
congress fayo<ing the strongest fed.
eral control but Smith intIuaGed to-
day that he IS inclined TO adopt the
principal Of the regional plan as 2
basis from which 10 begin working
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
ressrittEsN,s gorernEng l

uons restrictions governing the
treatment OF competitive Is eona-
pared with rORcoEn pssitive traffic.
the most efficient utilization OF
equipment and provision for dis
Irritating the burden o. furnishing
equipment o. IN equitable basis
smong the respective carriers a
wors liberal use OF terminal fsciIt-
ties IN the interest OF free move
rlere cf cars and Limitations within
which common carrier facilities and
services mar be furnished by ship
pSry and receivers Of freight
Should the aoEicT OF public OWE
ership and operation be adopted.
there must be considered. The just
and fair price st which, and the
terms under which carrier proper
lrFss are 10 he acquired: prohibiting
the operation OF railways as = fiscal
lcoatrfvaaes- IESurIng their admins
trzrEon IL the interests OF the con
venIercs and the commerce OF the
people, requiring that they shall be
.seIt-sup porting and that their rates
shall be properly related To the as
csrSa5Eed cost and service. and re-
tanning and extending the economies
and advantages OF large scale pro
cGc1Ioa IN transportation: response
hEEftv ard -eEa ticaShFp of the railway
administrator 10 congress ard other
federal authorities and TO the states;
guarding against tfe Intrusion OF
party politics into railway service
viii attract and retain the best tat
ents and maintenance OF & tribunal
for the determination OF controver'
sizes that viii inevitably arise under
public operation
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

get control OF all the stations Z
Guiding . dozen not under AarcOl
control
Else. ne maintains. the big me-, \
chant ms rine we are building WI
suffer along with commercial oasf
ness. through the static inielLs
ence between competing Enconiroils'
stations ;.
.AE this time" he said teaa!
when most OF the world Is 70
made over. when the United saw
Is fostering the beginnings OF srs e
merchant marine. whose servant y
wireless is aud when the America
news and viewpoint are 10 DC Gesi
mated throughout the nations II
submitted that the greatest sood
the people OF the United states
a whole viii accrue from wen ~ g
lated communication Win .as
ships az sea and with foreign nauV'
al reasonable rates
Incidentally the bill PROPOSED !,
duced wireless rates on press u J,
PATCHES so as 20 aid in gettlns !
American viewpoint before the Soi.
and fuller knowledge Of io,I n'
affairs before the American puoA'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

TEEE-=I Press Leased Viz SerTl-=
ATLANTIC CIT " J. De- -
1T5zrs ara f1E- parties 60 trl1ztry--
czEE-zI Ez-azsZe1-. Iz-5o- AID eoz-
-lrz--5-T szfd To-- d RozEsfszIsr.
Jr =peaEzE here todzg - gen
e-zT zsss5l1 . ire var e-erzencT
and reconstruction cozfe-sucz
Do1 Tie h=z1s Of TIE Leaders 81
these tor parties Who -esE1se 20 re-
cEgz15ze -hsir Industrial 1ozsshoTds
7 The light Of the modern spirit VII
rest re responsibility to- sporadic
and drastic ueasz-ss - may bs
later forced E7oa industry. Il the
highest interests az al ara not short
II considered and dealt With II Z
spirit OF fairness
Never vas there s1cz an oP5o-
tan5ry as exists today for the usual
leader With z clear vision and =
broad Sympathy pmzaentIy 70
bridge the chzsu that L daily gap
ing wider between the parties il IL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
VIII SONS PLAN
FOR RAILROADS
President Favcrs Regional Directors
as Solution of Problem for
Coming Twenty-onc
Months
TBy I. C. Martin United Press staff
Correspondent

TBy l. C Martin. United Press staff
Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-PTesidenI
Wilson leans toward the regional
direcro-- plan OF railroad control as
: solution o< the problem ne put up
10 congress IN his message Monday
He viii give congress ample time
70 work out legislation solving the
problem and VIII not turn the roads
hack 10 private control unless con
gress falls 20 move Within the TWEEN
ty-one months after peace. fixed by
law as the limit OF government con
troll
These statements were made TO-DAY
BIZ Senator Smith. South Carolina.
chairman OF the senate interstate
commerce committee He had a cea-
ference with President Wilson . few
hours before the latter left Washing
ton 10 90 abroad.
-It Is my purpose" said Smith to-
day. TO take steps 20 ger the New
lands joint committee together as
soon as other pressing matters have
been disposed Of This committee IS
peculiarly well equipped 20 tackle
the railroad problem intelligently- 1t
seems unlikely 10 me THAI any con
gressionaI action can come out al
this session. but as result OF my
talk with the president, / Go not be-
ueTe he viii take any action 10 turn
the railroads hack unless congress
fails 20 act Within the tEenty-oaa
month period"
Ths. regional plan =as suggested 70
1.-THE Neviands committee BY lawyers
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
BATTLE FOR
WIRELESS PL ANTS
Navy Would Central All Systems Dur.
ing Peace Time as Well
as During Time Ct
War.
EBy Carl d. Gros-. United Press STAFF
CORES 2pnde-t1

by tSr1 - GT01r. nIIeG PreSS stan
Cores Pondelt.I
WASHINGTON. Dec a big
battle for navy control of wireless
plants IN peace tine is about 10 open
Hearings will start December y,
before the house merchant marine
committee on a bill TO take over all
stations
The fight lies largely between the
navy department and the American
Marconi company
But behind the American company
apparently stands the British Aarcoai
company. subsidized BY the British
government
The American NarcOri company
has sold the laTy its shiP-t5-shore
stations, but retains its gasp On fcur
high powered stations Two Of these
on the Atlantic have not been used.
but apparently are part Of a plan 10
create wireless link between Eng
land and the United States so as 20
JOSH I'D with wireless to the far east
The navy has also purchased the
SzyFiIle. l. l. wireless station from
the alien PROPERTY custodian
Captain Todd head OF naval con-
HUnication, who will conduct the
main fight for the navy believes II
Is absolutely essential that the naFy
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

t+OLG-.1eN 1EDs E<~G
To stay there indefinitely" said
Borah- I'D Ike TO know how long
Indefinitely is"
Senator Martin pointed out that the
draft law limits the service OF drafted
men 50 that shey mus. be brought
home promptly after the signing OF
the peace treaty.
On Beard the Adriatic-
WASHINGTON. Dec 5-0n the
Adriaic are these areo squadrons:
sJsth. i've officers, f54 men
53sth. four officers. ia men
13Srh. three officers, les men
334th, twe officers. 13S men
472nd, foCr officers. IA men
/ 3TGth, four officers, 17s men
s3.Ih, three officers Ios men
Construction companies:
Fourth, fve officers, IA men
Sixth. FIVE officers, 26f men
Seventh. i've officers. $50 men
Eighth. three officers, 24s men
Ninth five officers. 242 men
Casuais, medical detachment, four
officers, seventeen men
Casusls, forty officers, one man
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF COMMISSION
Congress Given Views Of Interstate
Conrrerce Body as to the
Problem of Railway
Future

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5--Congress
today was provided with views OF
the interstate commerce commission
as to what problems must be con
sidered in deciding the future OF the
railroad lines
In its annual report the commits
sion sets forth. in detail, what it
believes to be certain lines OF in
Qufry which must be pursued TO
reach sound conclusions" 1t deals
thoroughly with both government
control and private ownership. with
the varied forms OF each The sec
ton of the report setting forth the
commissions ideas follows:
Whatever line o. policy is deter
mined upon, the fundamental aim
should be 10 secure transportation
systems that viii be adequate for
the nations needs. even in time OF
national stress, and that viii furnish
TO the public safe, adequate and ef-
fIcient transportation al the lowest
cost To this end there should De
without friction OF all the lines into
q continental and unified system in
time o. emergency; merger within
q
and facilities in such part and 10
szcf1 extent as may be necessary 20
neat the reasonable demands OF our
domestic and foreign commerce;
limitation o. railway construction 10
the necessities and convenience OF
the public and assuring construction
10 the point Of these limitations and
Development and encouragement OF
inland waterways and coordination
q rail and water transportation sys-
Irels
AEo1z the plans which doubtless
vii De proposed are the following
9 ~Cozz5zEzuce Of the present plan
q federal control, public ownership
{, q carrier property with private op-
sFzzEgu Under regulation; private
operation En6er regulation. with gov.
eynaaeaGzI guarantees; resumption OF
prTTzte control and management an
Ger regulation. ard public owner
ship
II the policy ot private ownership
and operation under regulation Is
continued the following subjects
-lE require legislative cgnsiderz
ssoa: Limitation OF rsvisions upon
united or cooperative activities
emancipation OF railway operation
from financial dictatio1s regulation
CT issues OF securities. establishment
o. : relationship between federal
land state authority which will elini
iEzts the twilight. zone OF jurfsdic
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
ENGLAND WILL
RULE THE WAVES
Great Britain Determined 20 Maintain
Her Naval Supremacy IN
Spite % Objec-
tfcrs

United Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON Dee 5--WiHsEoa Chur-
chill minister % munitions. speak
ing AZ Dundee. declared that Great
Britain is determined 20 maintain its
naval supremacy
we shall enter the peace confer
enc= with the absolute determination
that no limitation shall be imposed
on our right % maintain naval de
Tense he said
NO matter what appeals are adj
dressed 70 Us, we do nos intend 10
lend ourselves IN any way TO EestTic-
.tions which viii prevent the nzvr
from maintaining its well deserved
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

ordinary success with which AEs-
fca's great armies were across Ssso
miles of ocean os the decisive result
OF her entry into the war. lis .
great pags II the record Of = great
people There e no example IN bis
tory OF such an effort undertaken
with cuupIeEs absence OF material
ambition or prospect OF material gain
II defense simply Of Rational honor
and OF the larger interests Of lzn-
kind Its immediate success has been
sufficient and decisive. but lis full
fruits hare yet 10 be- gathered In
all OF this final work the president
in defiance Of all traditions. has left
his OWE COUNTRY IN order 70 take part
IN the decisive conferences Of the
allies
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
CASUALTY LIST
CONTAINS 1928 NAMES

Harry SingIetarE. Ridgeville, s
Car
Norman J. Trayior. I.ynchburg. Va
. James r Watkins. Manson. N Car
BENJAMIN S Carr. Annapolis, Md
George w Rebsr, Reading Pa
Stsrfia s Rhyan. South Charleston
Ohio
Lee V Miller, CentraIia, Wash
John vandermiIlie. Brighton. Mass.
Musician GroFer A. Gardner Tren-
ton. N J.
wEIfrest Cote. Chicago. III
Wilbur Simpson Moore, Grafton, w
Va
Joseph r. Schweers. Cleveland. o.
Lawrence c. Umbrsir- East Orange.
N j.
STANLEY 3. Wheeler. Meridian Conn.
Ivan Wayne Kenyon. Wakenan, O.
Cooks
Arthur z Glover. DayviIle. Oregon
Charles r Schotta. Della Md
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
Late Market Quotations

I7z5: Texas steers. SO 17.7es;
cows and haisers. 1850 1880
Hog receipts, Is. eco: market 25c
lower. Mixed and butchers. $II 4aH
1875; good to heavy. s1T.55G 1855.
rough. s1e.40G 1880. light. $IT-35E
1880. pigs, s13!aVG 1900: bulk, $40
Sheep receipts. 2.1o0: naraet STEADY
Ewes. sa.J9T 100. lambs. sfs-ae9
1880: Gamers and choppers. $500 a
s-oe.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 5--CatIle re-
ceipts- 5000 head. market steady.
Steers, $500 1000; cows and heif-
ers, s551G 1900: stockers and feed
ers, sS5aGAGo; calves. s5-0aQ 1880.
Hog receipts, 1900 head: market
steady, Bulk, s1Te5G 17.s0- heavy,
s17-00G1T.70: medium. SIZES a I-To;
light, s1109G1T.6o
Sheep receipts, 1000 head. marke,
strong Lambs, sI260G 1885; ewes,
sa-h5GS35. stockers and feeders,
SSL0541T
Omaha Live Stock
O-EAEL-.- -NEU. D-S- 5---11LLlc---
(. Receipts, $500 head Market slow
and f0c lower Steers, So aGd 1880;
COWS and heffers. si58T125a: stock
ers and Feeders s5.5eT 1890, calves
s7.50G 1880; bulls and stays, sT-aoG
sos
/ Hog-Receip,s, 1900 head Mar
ket ice lower Bulk. SIT aeg IL 40;
top. sl755
! Sheep Receipts. 5000 head Mar
Eet strong 10 15c higher Yearlings
I 9Esad 90: wezhers. $500 Ii, so:
lambs, sII-0oEI5.15: ewes. 1906
New York Produce
NEW York. Dec. 5-Ffogr. quiet
steady
/ Pork quiet Mess s4s. sog 1890.
Lard. dull Middle west spot
/! sas55a 46-75
+ Sugar raw. quiet Centrifugal test
SIPS.
Refined. eGist. Cut loaf. $40 SO;
crushed. sf925 powdered. ss15;
i graduated. sseg
/ Coffee Rio No : on SPOT, f5e
TalloE. dull City. 15Ic. special
sis4sc-
/ Hay steady No. I. s1s61 g No
IL, sI.45a1.5e; clover. sf-45afse
/ Dressed poultry quiet Turaeys. g.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

G44c;: chickens. ESQ 39c: fowls, !;
c5Ec: ducks, 51G 4F-
Live poultry, weak Geese, !.
33c. ducks 37G Sc. fowls, asGs1
turkeys, 23G CSC: ruosteFS. lsGat
chickens. ssG 44c
Cheese, strong. SEzGe milk CO.
mon TO special. 80 37c. skins col
mon 10 specials. I2G17e
Butter. dull, easE. recefpts. An
Creamery extras. SIS case: dst
tubs. 500 e1c. imFEati-a creans
frsts- 49G sSe.
Eggs. firm; receipts, 1904. Nes,t
{ white fancy. s3G s5c; nearby mlyI
fancy. esq 75c; fresh, SEQ 75c.
Chicago Produce.
I CHICAGO. Dec 3 Butter-
Creamery extras. 51e; creansr
standards, s7A Gez1sc; dairy frst|
I seq CSC: dairy seconds. 54G5Ie.
/. Eggs Ordinary ffrs5s 5SG65j
fIrsts. ss1s Gs6c
Cheese-TwTnss s5t5 Gsse; YOuz|
Americas, SIG 311ac
Potatoes Receipts. 80 cars WI
consfn and Minnesota, per cE]
sI-seG to
Live poultry Fowls 11g9lad
Z ducks a4c. geese. --lzc. sprin|
chickens, eIc: turkeys. etc
Chicago Aye. Barley and Seed
CHICAGO. H., Dec 4-Rye-Nt
.. SI4zss GI.s5-
BarIey-st3cEs i-0f-
Timothy ss.eeG I1-9J-
Nominal
ST. Lcais Hay Market
! ST. LOUIS. No. Dec 4-Ha!--O
"a cars received. Is were timothy
clover mixed 3 clover and prsiHl
strong ali along the lire under lsl
receipts and fairly good denaa
which keeps tracks vel CLEARED
prices, while no better, are very III
Sales: Glover nli1eG-NC- !. @
heavy mixed AZ SCI, , cars light nike
at $50. / do at sSe.5e switched
do al $50 do. Ttuiothy-l car hea'
grassy mixed at Sis No ;. car
So reconsigned. . ar So switched
No. .. I car al s2s; STANDARD : "a
az $50: No !. : cars at S5l- a. y
Clovsr-No. >. I car q s25. ! al Y
switched. I car and part car At y:
No /, ! car AZ SGT. . al SIS AisL
No >. ! car az 81. Prairie Z
slough grass at S.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

limited Press Leased Wire IN
WASHINGTON. Dee > ~
United States government nas -sg a
pressed upcn both Peru ana =,
.-tr,a sbs,lrts, NECESSITY OF eonlP''
Ing their differences .-n
This urging has been mace ~ Il
naIly ard on the ground that h
SC1th American solidarity mus as.s-.
maintained zHd that Their u'-, n
ences should not come among
nations az this tiars- :,
While there Is no sign ~
moment OF mediation by any o. -
South American powers 1t has =.
suggested here that each nation =,
u,aEe individual. informal repres'
tatfons 10 quiet the situation
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05
Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
tSx>4SL>- ElrA-~S

w c~-LEAEE
Weather Forecast
For keokuk and vicinity: Mostly
cloudy tonight and Friday. colder
Friday
For Iowa. Mostly cloudy tonight
and Friday: colder Friday and II
west and north portions tonight
For Missouri. Generally fair to
night and Friday. warner IN ex-
IRENE east and colder in west por-
ton tonight. colder Friday
For Illinois: Generally fair tonight
and Friday. except probably light
snow or rain in north portion; WARM
er in east and south portions to-
night. colder Friday.
Weather Conditions
The temperature continues mild
from the lake region TO the Pacific
coast. with depression passing to
the upper lakes. and there has been
no precipitation IN any district
In the southwest where the pres
sure Is high, it Is cooler the tenn
perature reaching 20 degrees al Z.
Paso.
Local obs.rvatiors-
Dec Bar. Tenn Wind " thu
= D. m. 50.ai b SW Clear
g. a m. es-es "a Sc PtcIdy
STAGE OF river az q m. 81 feet;
change in past tweutyfour hours
rise OF $40 OF foot
Mean temperature yesterday. 50;
highest. AZ; lowest, =; lowest las
CARL E HADLEY.
TEMPORARILY IN Charge
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

superiority on the seas"
In regard 10 internal affairs. Chur.
chill said:
The government has decided upon
naturalization OF the railways eui
has not yet decided regarding nation
aIEzation OF shipping. which is q com
pick question"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-05

tsrest. and to establish solid foam
dgrinn for industrial prosperity sce
ctaI improvement and national soil
darfty"