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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take . glass o. sssts befor. break.
fist II Jour EssS hurts or
Bladder 10 troubling yoY,

no man or woman who eats neat
regularly can make & mistake by
flushing the kidneys ocessi0nziIy.
sayg q welI-known authority. Mes,
forms uric acid which excites the
kidneys, they become oyerworksd
from the strain, get sluggish and
from the blood, then we get SIX
Nearly ali rheumatism, headaches,
liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness
gleeplessnesE and urinary disorders
come from sluggish kidpsys.
The gnoment you feel dun ache
tn the kidneys or your back hgrts
~ IL the urine IL cloudy, offensive
full OF sediment, irregular Of pas
sage or attended by e. sensation oi
seaIding, stop eating meat and gef
about four ounces ~ Jad Salts from
any pharmacy take tablespoonful
in d glass ~ water before breakfast
and in a few days your kidneys viii
act fire This famous salts Is made
FROM the acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with ilthia, and has
been used lfor generations 10 fIust
and stimulate the kidneys. also e
neuiralize the acids in urine so IL ne
longer causes Irritation. thus end
ing bladder weakness.
Jad Salts IL inexpensive and can
not injUFe; makes delightful cfter
yescent Whitewater drink which ev
ofyone should take now and then
t. keep the kidneys clean and active
and the blood pure, thereby avoid
Ing serious kidney complications.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

Mrs. Henry Tart were FnrmtnEtur
rglllsrY Mundpy
Miss Clara IsnrEEhnlH spent The
puBt waak with her cousins. Mr.. End
A1rE. Vim Srhnen4 IN I9nrlnellsun.
htr and Mrs NabBter DUwnEy ING
Mir Ray DUwney mpturan 10 KeoEEE
Tuesday nt last week.
A crowd ri vnung folks gathered HI
the l.. BTntlElly homs wednesday, even
ing and gnye MIR and Mrs Gen Brod-
SHY III nlr time charawslri
Mr Andrew Burke wRs "a West
Point business caller Saturday
Mr. a. IT. EaffIer and MIR. Richard
sSneetien nutnan no IsenlEuE Sunday
Hair Mr. anH Mrs a. j. LRngw-ilh ap-
rnuIpaniad them home
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
STOP BACKACHE!
RUB LUMBAGO
RIGHT OUT
-serr's tns-srrt relief. Nc gain z-rr~
4 ness. Stiffness sf-sr rubbing s1-s
4 IS. gsco5s LSrirsen.,"

t5usex1y Yes Alnuost s-as;zn- ~
lief trona screasss, Stiffness, zs-ae-
ness and pain follows & gentle rgo.
bling with ut Jaeobs Isoi-aezs =
Apply ra4s soothing. penetrating -
directly Gcca tas ache, and iske
magic, relief eones. 81. gSeobs Linz
nleos" ecsneGsrs pz11- II IL z havro-
ssss Ds9Ss-e2e, Iar5ago and sesataea
reltet, which never d5ezpposnts, can
not ta3Vre and doesn't burn or ess.
eolor Zns skin
str21g2teu up; Stop dose to-tur.
o1s "statenes7 IL q uaonaaat yor
VIII forget tat yea ever had a back.
because u won't hurt Or be sts@ ~
Asnas. Don't siitert Get a small
tra2i 3cftle y, 81 Jacobs g.1asnae-ar''
from y0aY dyggg1s. now and ger tssss
lasting Es31ef.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

i1a75.
shaap-Recsipss. 1900 head. Mar
kei s5 to soc higher. Lambs, sl1-SaG
1915. sEes. ss15 G925.
ST. Louis Live Stock
, ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. l3.-Cattle
receipts, $3.50 head; market sc
higher. Native beef steers. 5000
1850. yeaTliag steers and heifers.
s7.89G CO.; cows, S525E1i. so;
stockers and feeders, 500 ll2 f. ;
calTes. ss1g71s.5o; Texas steers,
$3.50 1900; cows and heifers. s5.25
$3.50
Hog receipts. 1900 head: market
soc higher. Mixed ard butchers,
s1s-25G7s.s5. good TO heavy. $500
GI3-50: rough. s12ooGl2T5: Light,
$4,000 1925; pigs. yID.00G Ii. 90.
bulk, sl3.25 G1s.s0.
Sheep receipts, 2,50e head, market
strong Ewes. ss.75Gs-58: lambs,
81 % 81 800, Gamers and choppers
$500 soc.
Kansas City Live stock.
KANSAS CITY, No, Dec. la.-Cat.
lie Receipts. 5000 head. Market
stronger. Native steers. ss.T5l Is. IS:
COWS and heifers, $5.2GGl25o. stock
ers and feeders. s7-eoGI775: calves,
:s-59G 1850.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head. Mar
ket rs to 3sc higher. BuIk. sre-s5n
1885. heavy. si2e0G13.s0; medium.
1909 1880; light. sl2.50Gi3.Do.
Sheep Receipts. 5000 head. Mar
ket steady Lambs, sl5.00ll5Ts.
ewes. $s.2sGs-i0: stockers and feed
ers, sf2.5eGi3-50
Omaha Live stock.
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. I0.-Cattie-
Receipts, 1900 head. Market steady.
Steers. s9aeGI5.25: cows and heif-
cTs, s5.G01I175: stockers and feed.
ers. ss.e0Ql250; calves. $1,000
1880; bulls and stays. s5.251In.o0.
Hogs 1000 head. Mar.
ket 10 10 l5c higher Bulk, sI2.seG
1920. top. s13.25-
Sheep Receipts, 1880 head. Mar.
ket % 10 49c higher. Yearlings. sf2.T5
Gi3,75; wethers. sIo696Il. 20; lambs
sle.o0ais.25; ewes. s5.5oGe75.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Dec. -Butfer-Crean1
cry extras. CSC: creamery standards
Gag 631sc: dairy firsts, 59T s5c; dairy
ssre rds, 57G5sc.
Eggs Ordinary firsts. 7o172cs
firsts. 7TGISc.
Cheese Twins soGseMc. Young
Americas. 3f15l7kc.
PoiatoesReceipts. 20 cars. Wis
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
DOCTORS ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
I'rr f,ilyEiriarr Cilp OF Keoiclk +-;plris
Eairr-ipn a. Drrenloer Mrrtinp
10 EhnnKe Wlnn fur 7E2p
Exnciirive Eufnnirtes.

The PhvEicians cirib g,f KHnl1lik haid
its Dacanlbar meeting lREt night III 6
1tulocE IL the I,I5svETEs dining room ut
the T. W e. A where supper was
ssrver 10 the guesrs.
tfnllDwing tue supper hour buEi-
mass meeting wGE held and These dan-
tol's were tlsrtHd 10 act aH the nffa-
Gers Of the ctltb for the new wear,
beginning nszt mu1fh. President, e.
l. GlifillEn- first vina-prasidHn1. VII
liam NJ. TaEEkins ssnund vaes president
%. T. Clark Secretary, FL a. EirrH-
lIiirs L,'aEsurar &. a I3irnund.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
Late Market Quotations

, cousin and Minnesota. per cEt,
G3-25.
Live poultry FoEls. issI
ducks, CSC: geese. s4c; spring
ems. CSC: turkeys, Sc
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Dec la.-Flouf-
iy active. firm
PcrE-Easiss. Mess, sis.avGiI
LardSteady. Middle west
$3.50 q 1850.
Sugar raw-Strong. CenuI1
test, s7-ss. "A
Refined Strong. Cut loaf, s|
crushed. sle-e5: powdeTea, q
graduated, $500.
Coffee Rio No Z On spot lsGi'l
Santos, No. 4. ESQ &c.
Tailow-Dull CITY, I5ee, III
1sc, 4,
Hay-Weafer- No. !. Sig; y
sl.45G1.50. clover. siSe gL ~
Dressed poultry-Qaist ~
ts1Gssc. chickens, ZIG iSc; iosi'1
@355&c; ducks. 3pG4ic. u
Live poultry-Tnsettled- "a
ESQ sIc: ducks. 33G$5c; lows
32c: turkeys, s5GEec; roos'efs
chickens, ESQ soc. =.
CheeseIrregular. State mus
mon TO special. 2sG5Sc s&ins
mon TO specials. sd2sAe d
BTtter-Quist- Receips
Creamery extras. 1sEc; car!
$50 PC; imitation creamery ni''l
Ergs-steady. Receipts, \
Nearby white fancy, sl-e2 q LVI. \
by mixed fancy. s4Geic; resi-
CSC
Chicago Seed.
CHICAGO. Dec s-Tn'o'h'
G1i.5o.
Liberty Bond MAKE. n
NEW YORK. Dec lv ..IIa
bonds were quoted today as . s.s
as esso: list IS, $685. D1
sl.T2; Isl AIS, s4-e9' - ..s 1
1910: 3ri 44s, Saw y,ci
s2.1s; Victory SAs, ssVa'
1As. 1906.
Peoria Grain. i
PEORIA, III. De. lQ---N n.l
ket unchanged, ic hishel,;, ,,r
white, s144ta; No. i, Nv ii
si.57. No. 3 yellow. sl.46; ~ III
low. sl.AsG1.4s1s. NO IA
SAL No. Z mixed, SA4a' ~
mixed. sI.4lssGLfs.. \,
Oats Market &c hlEhe
white, Sic
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
STRING PRAIRIE


A large crowd attended Albert
Refs sale Saturday. The ladies OF
81. Marys Catholic church served
lunch.
Ar. and Hrs. Albert Haffner and
sons. were Keokak callers one day
last week,
Mrs. JOHN Burke who has been
working near Meta, Ill, returned
home Friday evening.
Ir. Wolff and Mr.. Avis Of West
Point. were IL this vicinity last week
buying horses.
Mrs. Minor Bennett Is reported to
Ds scnse better.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fett LII. and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

is an exaggerated form Of Grin
LAXATIVE BROnO QUiNIEE Tsb,
lets should be taken IN larger doges
than is prescribed for ordinary C;i,,
A good plan Is not IN wait until yau
ar0 sick, but PREVENT IT by fat.
Ing LAXATIVE BROMO QUiNJEg
Tablets In time.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

1nEiRtE DT TnHnEEfuI
AR. ANrTC CITY, N. a., Dsc, H.
hEumuud K. sailai-ill, rnllrl-v prnss-
rut0r, Eaid 1nTias 1hsn Close question:
ing py ,uns III his representatives hau
faileC no SNAKE the riRclIrntinllE OF
Innocence nj lliliIriaR 3 Whine.
florist, antl MFRS Edith L. l9nnas, his
nnuHskaHpar, inaiu IL lGi AL Misys
14antiing III runnsctfun with the al
legged murder suf BiIiy Iulssay
WriEs dR charged with murder and
Mrs. Tunes with nsinE IN arceHsnI'y
ntLnr the tart.
GaHicin said mt tierisinn han benn
reached as 10 when White Inu Mrs.
lunas wpuin pe formally sIrrRlsnan-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
saas ans s.raan.


ET LOUIS Dec As--Ezay-ra Past
TWO daFE. arrivals If 70 ears izi-
G;sn1ad q tir1rst47F. - elSEar MIXED, 2
riurerr f alfalfa and piEirae FraEh
recasfas slightly treRr, buf s15u IRE
1uf IN EzGsas Of demand which is
sur Te-E good Eizfa proportions fpr al
EraaaE and 6aEe-asy,J1f jigfnE a14d liz readily
absorbing Ell III sale III firm To strung
TEEuas ER8asc One car No. I parf
15xnafhy Fl s5ngB end ps-r CLOVER
., tErE car Egti1 -,-iEes5 at ST AlH- Nh.
= <Szae zaI EEnE -,Gr- GET Hight MIXED
al sg5E una car AsErE mixed al
So re, erla CIR % 81 sSsas5S switched
7lEa11ny- 3, TWO ears al g8E Sd
EE5fet4sa. Nh &, one car at g9IlDa.
fire e. s22Ie. enc 6elirHred To this
side standard uaa nzr Il ses s., five
u SC Oh, pns II ss1b9. Ma !. tHe
ra-s II sa1E,a. Ere delivered 10 th8s
side rzne aI s32isD sFf+czla6. rEaO 81
stsa DO. prszr3s-gons car cazlnG
Ifiisii1sHfnid9 a. f2DsDa.
Stgzv- EsaLas. TED carE Al 80, nns
switched
4scrS.s ard NGses
ST LOFTS Usar Mod
srals receipts helped stabilize gr5csE
10 so-ne extent. although the loEsss
drra-E rreT5er1s E'eeEs have Sd al
gecfe5 sAs market thai t-2as n gen.
e-zl Is not ON 2 re-T Elraag aessf
EE,os 70 eh1i-e 6-af1s -.--- saAifTgT.ssss
Eastern chunks -- 1916 lsss
EhEszes southern horses - 1865 198
Fair Crate soather1ers ---- 1sG 1ts
Plain so1lhsTD horses 1880 -5G 50
Pings --- @AG %
Mules-Tew buyers we're operation
10 any material extent II TIE 1Iar-
Eat's opening. and the same nrist
1e1e which has prevailed IN prev5pzs
occasions Vas again n sFs1ence-
7E 10 II han6s- &2@id $50
IL 10 49, hands ---- 1906 rs
* s,ands $50 s0
ID 20 sxzS hands . sed14s
13 to ls1x hands -----.--.. s9g 10
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

Tzse 1sF Billy EisE9zssars6 wak The
fsrar timls ms 6sog Ass9 oss1 CRIT ~
zEe aoEss sz=1cs as wa s1sf- Gt.ssssg
Brz31s uas asked Il E.ae r.1est il he
ha1ssaoE Ing 1og 10 6rsrs II on st 14se
Gzale-s lie asag ne rad nsF, bat ne
z6Inif.e1 he GsGar wgns lne Dig 20 tts
dz5l&s.x.
Gszs1z59 sa26 LIE boyts body was
hl65sz s1.newaers and reaaee6 TO z
skelee0a between Cezo5sr ! wien ~
DISAPPEARED. z-ss NorezSe- q, .ae1
TIE remains were souzd * q swamp
three zas5es ss9Ea TIE Da-szyTs 1sosus IL
ssznarag.-o1. H eza,z&1Ze6 t.EzI s@e
c1ora3ng w1aea Ess seat1sgsS ae2r tas
tsosT. 5szEnsy s&@r9e6 y lad been ex-
r,ossS 1s1 few G&ys,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
FIGHT BLIZZARD WITH
HANDFUL or COAL
6Cpnsf nusd erun page ID

MONIES, IvTz. Is o1aers we're 3 Few
vLhs- records
Nary sections affected by -sls cniG
ware reported TO-DAY nsss raidsgl L,s-
eers<ss- n Itasslr ilstp-r.
Expected rsEx2-Zlt tailed 10 asrEluS
1nr0ugl 1t.e sral ware assa. Weather
war reported tEsas wiki hlgt WINS
FL saEalssr e. yl11rr-K-
20 -sea - Cough
fxsas E4TE,ss s-EE-LsG AONEF. ase
rs~ 1fp-@ss
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
gs5ess C,rSaa Proceedings.

E5A8ROtsTOss. =. J.. DEF. IT,
Institution u szzoeas corpus procea6-
lngs 10 farce re yeIezse of Charles
3. WHITE and grz E1iEa T.. Jones,
he'd Al Mays L.aDe51g 81 connection
vita ne 6ea-a of Billy Daasey, was
forsc2Et here todzy with tae Arrival
u their attG--sg, q. Arthur Eoact, o.
Atlantic City.
BolSt refuses 10 state Sa1gg that
ne yoslao lIs application for 2 writ,
but animated ksca ScfDn would be
taken sflorrfy II eognty officials id
nor HgiloB their hand" AZ once.
Belot Immediately went into can
ierence win g6ward II. White.
father o. Charles 8. White. and VIII
li&Ia II. Jones, ~ OvsrDrook, Pa. soE
of Mrs, Eoifh L. Jones, II WAS be-
IeYed Bolct void visit the various
sceaes that figured ia the Dansey
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

A woman boasts OF what she ie
going TO be and man boasts OF
what no was.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

Tinted Press Leased Wire SerFice
CHICAGO, Dec 11.-Graia futures
we're higher On the Chicago board OF
trade today a light movement Of
grain. unfaFDrable weather conditions
and 2 strong export demand were the
-ain factors IN the buliigh market
Provisions were irregular
December corn, up ic AZ ths open
ing. s. sssa. gained another cent De
fore elosa. January Germ opened Up
% II ss-s751 and remained TN
cssznged May corn, si-34. AZ open
fig, mp s1c, remained stationary.
December oats Eas unchanged al
the opening. 7s1sc. but gained ne
later May oats. Up u Il the open
ing. p, subsequently advanced &C
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. Dec. 10. - Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 220oo head Market soc high-
er. Buik. si2.e5Gis.oo: butchers,
1872 G 1910: packing. 81 .5oeT II. 50:
Hight. sf2.25T12.T5; pigs. s1Is51
1850: roGghg. $lf5OT 1900.
Cs'tie- Receipts, 1900 head Mar
ket % 10 SOC higher Beeyea. So $50
2i.so; butchers stock, 1865 n Is 81:
Gamers and cutters. s5517s IS;
stDckers and feeders, $4,000 IL 20;
COWS. sG.65g 1850; calves. sfs.759
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
CHANGE Is
DEMANDED BY PEOPLE
ELlnntinusl rum page ID

t.iuted IN executive committees. cDm
nlitsee m arrangements. nrgaILils
rinn. publicity gne Tinanns,
4 john g9ailsn SyLsnrgiiiin IS 10 M
I executive sscretGry nj the sIeris.
/ anlInit1se nn policy II wilE isar1iHl
William Ns-it.lsy. uf Chicago, H III
hsad u dtvisfun m public 1nfurriHlnIs
Governor Sprouts auf 1eunHv lyaiilis
4 addressing L spscinl seBHfun ~ Tfit
cunImmfElHs, charged the leuaDcrixriI
administration during the WAL nat
Jii,lngat the country iiltD q Ioul
1,t-ailiRe III e1rrGvElEs ant meTIs
cheney
WE ilaue a running EIG-r II Inf
sr.aa- race If nssrinnal llr-pEI'tssik. ht
silit. I'll is 1nr Ils no strengthen nIIr
SELVES along the lines or -E-iulligl ne
;salupInsl1t. IN tackle the questions
befnfs ms with courage Enr slu-,r
snd TO help ulIr psuIilt ger niaef alma
-siIe tlighvay Ut prosperity enc rsa
advancement nny tnI,an I'D uE Tnt
republican l4R,-tv lis equal 10 Lnis
1assi-. WITH republicans M guard fllr
republican policies IL sIfsrt VS. may
LOOK durwuru I'D 4 psripo n pruz--sstis
lrrteyt.ulIlisl II AL Dur wunnsr.1nl lbs
zurr"
The platform committees, 1T WIRE
learned, will De cunlpuEac az rvHfxs
members of the IisEipnal rEsniul1-lst
sErrfi & large number IF u1ns- fsprnn-
cRns representing Ell groups III III
1erests- 3aburs business.
etc. There p,.pbshiy will he abelz;
farry or HHrr ulsnlDs-s. nEin1zns
sgnair1uep 1f Lfls senatorial G-nn nlI-
Eessional cuu1rIrlsas Re well rs nun-
gressuen. The prEaIizar1un vii DE
diridsu 1utp small groups 20 cDTsr
Che whole k;o1n-rv and VII MAKE -
ports 10 central t;pu-'d1naItng pooF,
whien viii draw up Liss piEt1pr1n
Recommendations.
Selecting Convention Cry.
by Hugh Billie. United Press SILL
Correspondent
WASHINGTON Lac. 1l.-The re
pl1tle.A national eoznu11lee meets
mere auc.ay TO Rs1ac1 las IifZls and
place ior the 1sae convention, gllle-ssF
and lrnafflciaIlr Talk sbgrt the cG1-
caaa-ss, and feal the pulse ri tbs 2aG-
pie.
AS for The convention. u Locked
today as Il Ihs decision wuEIie - 20
Chicago and II was VERY s,ungF
31lnaed by Leaders 1nGE The daIe woal1
f,e June s. St Louis slI-TI sIsf-le--s. how
ever. had ngt gwen ~ the s-rEggs
Candidates were beng kept II the
na.ck gronne IS ,raea Gs possible.
8sadara obviously beng axEaoas 10
prers1s s-zssr s;s:s.ssssssss. ss.-e srLsZaEr 10
start slawpe&e BU- the alalis were
y a.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
OIL AN %
GAS BELT
of Eastern 0kIaElc-na

Nothing reserved Toa
GIT Ill oil gas and mineral
rights. Here is your
chance 80 gss that Little
farm yo1 hare always
aonge9 for.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
DAILY RANCE OF PRICES
Chicago Cash Grain.

CHICAGO. Dec. o.-Whest-No. 2
red. s24s: No. 3 red. s243; No. 8
hard s2.53G255; No. 3 spring. se.92
G305.
Corn-No. yellow. 81 4ea150: No.
yellow. sl.f4TIssa; No. 5 yellow.
.1zl0144; No. white, sL4s1z a
1.51; No white, si43zG145; No
5 white, s1-zl; No. mixed. sI46;
No. 4 rnixed. si.43aLz411; No 5
mixed, s1.40G1sf
Oats--No. 3 white. SOC. q &c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

Read The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

i7s75.
ShseP RecsFpis. 1900 head. Mar.
kei % to soc higher. Lambs, sla.SaG
1915: ewes, ss25G925.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10

1ragntt5 isainre ;Entlsa tn Mays Land
inE.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
Peoria Grain.

Read The Daily Gate ciu'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-10
EVIDENCE OF
NTzDK2 FOUND

tSe1tf.lnasa 1tgEIa pags y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
RENT HOG BILL
UP WEDNESDAY

Mayor Fitzgerald viii not at
tend u convention ~ Pacific
coast mayors, scheduled for Dc
tober 30, but will stay nj home
20 see what becomes Of the ordi-
nance designed 10 curb the rnps-
cious rent hog
Tho rent hog ordinance Will have
another inning next wednesday aft
crnoon. At o'clock
At meeting Of the city council
last Friday. landlords were over
whclmingly In the majority.
Tenants viii be out In force next
"Wednesday % present their views.
Al the same meeting. II. J. Ram.
soy. representative Of the Seattle
Real Estate association. and r. -.
Rockwell. appearing for the Hotel
keepers association. will present
their data in opposition TO the pro
posed rent ordinance.
Il am In favor Of an ordinance
that will curb the rent hog" Mayor
Fitzgerald said Monday. II think
the ordinance in It's present form In
too unwieldy. n should be briefer
and more simply drawn. did not
have In mind az first 10 attempt 20
regulate rates for apartments. hotels
and lodging houses. but did favor
n plan 90 license all innheepcrs. ]
think the ordinance will be amended
20 make II more piiable, and one
that will bring results"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
CLARK MURDER
CASE STARTING

EUGENE. Ore. Oct. 27.-tBy Unit
ed Pressp--Thls In the day scheduled
for the commencement OF the trial
u Martin Clark. who was indicted
october Is. for the murder Of Charles
l.. Taylor. the Mckenzie bridge road
supervisor.
Taylor was found dead In the
wllds OF the Cascade mountains dur
Ing the latter part OF July. Clark
and Taylor went into the mountains
on a hunting trip. Clark returned
without his companion. A searching
party. which was sent into the Cas-
cades, located the body and evidence
that Taylor had been killed by a
shot which had been fired by an
other person.
The arrest OF Clark followed. and
his indictment was subsequent
event after the grand Jury had been
In session three days on the case.
examining 40 witnesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
BOY, IS, FACES
MURDER TRIAL
Is Accused of Killing IT.
Year-0Id Girl

CoQUfLLE. Ore. Oct. 27.--Pcopie
from all adjacent points nocked 20
the circuit court here today 70 at
tend the trial Of f5ycar-old Harold
Howell, Of Bandon, charged with the
murder Of i7,yesr-old Lillian Lieut.
hold. AZ Bandon. on July 81.
The trial Of the case after the jury
IN chosen probably will occupy three
or four days The prosecution has
more than 20 witnesses 10 examine.
~ the defense will likely have az
many more.
IL In admitted by tho prosecution
that the evidence In entirely eircum-
atantiai. but the district attorney
claims that IL IN strong.
The Howell boy has been In jail
since his arrest. Re has talked very
little. but has never given UP the
cheerful manner which he exhibited
when first imprisoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Canton Steel Zone
Is Ouieter Today

CANTON. Ohio. Oct 27.--Quiet
rcigned here today In the steel dis
trici. The knowledge that several
companies OF the Ohio national
guard were mobIiizezd and prcpar-
ed for instant call at Akron. Ohio.
% miles away. checked the spirits
OF the hundreds OF steel strikers
who engaged ia sporadic rioting
around the United Alloy steel plant
during the past few days.
night In which n plant policeman
was shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Bank Examiner at
Fargo Dismissed

BISMARCK. ~. D.. Oct. 27.--B. T..
Haidorson. deputy bank examiner.
whose reports caused closing Of the
candinavian. Americas bank at Far
go. was asked not To report for work
today. His dismissal followed i'm.
mediate reopening OF the bank by
his chief, State Bank Examiner
I,ofthis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Bonar Law Brings
Compromise Bill

LONDON. Oct. 27.-tUnited Press)
Andrew Bonar Law. government
leader. introduced In the House OF
Commons this afternoon the revised
amendment TO the alien bill. presag.
Ing settlement OF the controversy
which threatened the stability Of the
Lloyd George administration last
week. Commons agreed 10 the
amendment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES

SALE or TOBACCO - DEPOT OF
Aupplies. Marine Corps. 36 Annie
st, San Francisco, California Oc-
tober ~, 1919. Proposals In dupil-
cate viii be received until II A. m.
November 10. 1919. covering the
sale by the government OF tho foi-
lowing tobaccos $40 lbs Apple
plug: Ga i3-oz. II. & ". Navy plug:
1890 fs-oz, bags nun Durham.
21.03S 1 y -oz bags Bull Durham;
1eI iz-oz. tins Edgeworth: 1862
~ -nz. packages Honest Scrap;
f,ns2 lbs, Horseshoe plug. s5 lbs
Old Port plug: abi2 =. -oz. tins
Piper Heidscick; 2.6bf IN -oz. tins
Piper Heidscick: SIS. sbs 1 " -oz tins
Prince Albert. SOB 2-oz. tins
Stag: 4,isi fbs. Star plug; 6i.5ss
NOE. tins Tuxedo; 7.1l7 2-oz. tins
Velvet
The tobacco iH located at the Marine
Corps warehouse. 200 Mission st.
San Francisco. Calf Detailed in
formation may be had upon appii-
cation TO the Depot Quartermaster.
as Annie st, san Francisco. Calf
The Quartermastcr reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids, and
waive informeiitics therein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Report Yudenlsch
Is Near Petrograd

LONDON. Oct. 27.--tunited Prefr)
A dispatch from Revnl today re.
ported that General Yudenitch. lead
or Of tho anti liolsheyik forces. had
pcaptured Krosnoo.selo. one OF Pet.
roRrnd's principal defenfea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27

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See Robinson. circulation depart
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Seattle star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27

WINTERS COMING.
Now doth the wind and fieecy cloud
Chase DER the turquoise sky.
Now DO the children cry aloud
For more home made minee pie