The daily Gate City. [volume], June 28, 1915, Image 8

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Young Men's Club
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Of St. Peter*® Church
Thurs. Eve., July 1
On the steamer Sidney.
& gRighta of admission reserved.
•Jg ADULTS- 50c.
CHILDREN 25c.
Boat leaves Keokuk 8:15. Leaves
Warsaw 8:45.
Heath & Milli
gan's Best Pre
pared Paint
$2 Gal.
Sole Agents
Scott & O'Reilly
Druggists
SOO Main St.
CIGARS
Get a Good One
That One is
tGrand
Leader
A cigar that the quality Is
always the same.
Made by
C. W. EWERS
1118 Main.
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AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS
Celebration
yf-y
The Fourth
Held at
BLUFFPARK
Monday, July 5th
Program Will Include Races,
Games, Mus:c and Dancing
Agnes Six Piece Orchestra
Dancing Afternoon and
Evening
You Can Go By Boat or Train
Chicken Dinner and Sapper Served 35c
Hi Steamer Black Hawk Schedule
L*«ve Keokuk, foot Johnson street, 1:30 p. m. Foot Sixth street 2:03
p. m. Leave Hamilton 2:15 |un. Leave Bluff Park for Hamilton
and Keokuk at 9:00 p. rn.
Fare Round Trip 50c. One Way 25c
Monday, July 5th
Spend the Day at Bluff'Park
MATINEE DAILY FROM 2 to 5 p. m.
7:00 to 10:30 p. m.
EXCLUSIVE PHOTOPLAYS.
TONIGHT
First show starts promptly at 7 P. m. Come early and avoid the crowd.
Vita graph presents the first chapter of
2 "The Goddess"
WKb EARLE WILLIAMS and ANITA 8TEWART. The most Inspir
ing story ever filmed. Also BRYANT WASHBURN ard EDNA MA YD
In
"Means and Morals"
Essnnay*s latest two act triumph.
TOMORROW—ALICE JOYCE In 'THE MAYOR'S SECRETARY."
MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION
If You Are Trou
bled with
ANTS
Come to us and we will
tell you how to get rid
of
the pesky things.
McGrath Bros.
Drug Co.
5th and Main
Particular Attention
Given to
Transfer,
General Hauling
and Storage
Careful hauling of merchan
dise, machinery, furniture, mus
ical instruments and heavy
truok work.
Our storage and warehouse Is
large, olean and safe.
inton's Storage
inton's Transfer
Phone 18. 525 Blondeau
John Opstefton
For Moving, Storage, Transfer
aMaqtia« given to moving
Piano*
Bad MS. IMS
A Bryan Rumor.
[United Press Leased Wire Servfcel
WASHINGTON, June 28.—Rumors
that ex-Secretary Bryan had abandon
ed the inace cause because he failed
to attend a Sunday meeting in its in
terest here were disposed of at his
residence today. He was leaving for
the west and could not attend.
il
Made of
Cross
barred
Nainsook
50c
Boys Under
wear
Boys Shirts
TRADE MARK
of the waist one inch at each side. These t\»o adjustments
prevent binding and give a fit adaptable to the needs of,
the growing boy. -. SI
The perfect fitting crotch prevents any bunching inside
of trousers.
It is the only combination that has the side cluing, the
grent advantage of this being that the boy can get into or
out of it by simply opening three buuttons at the side. He
does not have to remove the trousers frpm ^he^ALHB
NEEDS.
Its resemblance to daddy's underwear satisfies the boy.
WEfe&eo.
'MF/VSR soys OUrf/TTfPS
VIRGEN
OLIVE OIL
Quart 90c
Pint 50c 0^
1-2 Pint 30c
Hotel Iowa
Pharmacy Co. -1
R. R. GLENN, Mgr.
Lady clerk for Lady
customers p'
Phone 80
NOTICE.
Ail patriotic citizens are requested
to meet at the court house, Tuesday,
June 29, at 8 o'clock p. m., to take
action to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Li. D. SHEPPARD,
J. F. DAUGHERTY,
F. C. OVERTON,
D. B. HAMILLv
A. H. EJVANS,
W. B. COLLINS,
June 28, 1915. Committee.,
Election Frauds Charged.
[United Press Leased Wire Service!
crookedness,'
tlon Is sought.
—Read The
cents a week.
Because the committee "flnda It im-. champion team of mep employes.
possible to call on the local courts
for an Investigation because in so
many cases the local offenders have
been elected by these'processes of
the federal lnvestlga
fs Benefiting by tha War.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.—The
twenty-seventh annual convention ot
the Wholesale Saddlery association
convened today at the Inside Inn on
the grounds of the Panama-Pacific In
tenia tional exposition. More than 50
delegates attended. Of all the non
military industries of the country the
saddlery business la perhaps the
jrreatest «beneficiary of the great
European war. The demand has stead
ily exceeded the supply since the warj
began and the manufacturers are now
recovering from the slump which
struck their business when the auto
mobile became the rage. The conven
tion will adjourn July 2.
Daily Gate City, 10
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DAILY. GATE dTTY
To completer undercloihe the
boy with one garment*# very plw^
ing to the mother and the lKy.
Accomplished with 7 jK
•'VSPRAGUPSHS
ALHENEEDS
ii Ho separate waist necessary, the. ALHE
NEEDS having all the features necessary to
carry the trousers and hose supporters.
J: It has shoulder adjustments to regulate the*
length and side adjustments to regulate the fit
Boys Waists
Boys Caps
E S A I S E 1 S S 6
One of the larjsst Wfcoiassle Dry Ooods, Notion.
Underwear and ^jsIsi Honssa la (h* Middle Wnt
Manufacturers of ladiaaHead Dress fklrta. Wort
Obtrte, Oreralla, «to.
Solo Agent far "Tom Boy* MM
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INDIAN USAO
MM Yerti Prtoaa Pupllstsd.
Irwin-Phillips Co.,
FACTORIES
Keoknk, It.
aniflton, IB.
DEBATE (ENJOYED
BY B. Y. P. U. MEETING
Topic Considered Was That of Helgs
Necessary in Combatting 8o£ial
Evil—Negative Side Won.
Over 200 people enjoyed the debate
I at the Baptist Young People's dero
tional meeting last night. The debate
was: Resolved that our church should
atopt and organize such institutions
as would better enable her to remedy
the social evils of this city that help
to hinder her advancement. The
judges, Mrs. Wlesman, N. J. Montague
'and Mrs. D. B. Unquist. decided two
I to one in favor of the negative side.
Affirmative side—Arthur Petry,
Olive Roberts,. Alta Ribyn.
Negative side—Scott Davies, Mrs.
I Bra eat Best, A^bbie BldwelL
The B. Y. P. U. will hold its regular
business and social meeting at the
home of the president, Brnest Best,
1925 Dag Mo'nes street. Tuesday night,
June 29. All young people urged to
be present.
Half of Population- Named Jonea.
LiAKU CRYSTaIa Minn., June 23.—
M'ore than half the population of this
vulage are named Jones. About 1,000
persons reside here. Of these the
great majority are Welshmen. Nearly
all of them have been life long real
dents of this community, which was
fqrunded by two. families named Jone.-,.
L. p. Jonea is the cashier of the
bank. Jack Jones is a liveryman. M.
L. Jones is the lumberman. Hng'i
Jones sells furniture. Jones Is an an
dertaker, and there are half a dozen
Rev. Mr. Joneees. John A. Jones and
Stanley* Jones are restaurant keep
ens. Jack Jones is a baker and C. H.
Jones makes harness.
the
straight when mail is addressed to!
John Jones.' It must bear the middle
Initial, and then 4t's hard to keep it
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 28.—Ete- straight. We have to clve the Joneses
daring frauds equal to those in Terre nicknames to keep them straight,''
Haute have been perpetrated in the said Postmaster Harry M. V. Jonea.
Metropolitan street car franchise ex
tension election, the industrial coun
cil, tho central labor body of Kansas
City, by the unanimous adoption of a
here today.
Cleveland's Latest Baseball Fad.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 28.—Trlp-
reoort of an investigating committee, pie header games played on a sky
called for a federal probe of the al* scraper roof by girl Ty Cobbs* Home
leged frauds. {run Bakers and Terrible Terry Turn-
Tbe committee's report, submitted ^ers are the latest In Cleveland base
yesterday, contained many affidavits, balldom.
of fraud. Witnesses charged thatj Every day from 11 until 2, three
votes were openly bartered, that chal- frames are played by six teams of girl
lenges of anti-franchise workers were employes of the William Taylor A
unheeded that repeaters were shifted Sons Co., on the roof erf the big store.
from one ward to another and that At the end of the summer an all-jj"" and ioth"
ballots were not properly counted. jstar team is to be chosen to play the ?iSrt ^re blahons
KODAK
FILMS
Developed and Prat
ed Every Da j.
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Any Sixe Fihn 10c
42^/MAINT.
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KUK S
BIGGEST.BUSIEST &
BEST DRUG STORE
BE
Celebration of Fourth of July Which
Comes on Sunday Will B*
Mads On Day Fol-
lowing
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NO BUSINESS THAT DAT:
g.
e£i if
Fr
Attomeys Say NothlKg of Legal Na
ture Can Be Transacted on Mpn-.
K«oicuk t» C«labr»te^,jg
'in
Generally
if 1* ,• iWV 1
Monday, Jniy 6, will be«a legal holi
day, according to the opinon of local
attorneys who have been asked re-j
garding the matter. Sunday will be
the Fourth of July, but the day will
be observed on July 5th* throughout
tho entire country. Both by common
consent and by legal procedure. Mo:j
day is considered the legal holiday,
According to one o{ the attorneys
who has given an opinon to one of the
local business .houses, no negotiations
of legal character can be carried on
on Monday' and be held to be legal.
Monday will be the day generally
observed in Keokuk as the Fourth of
July. Postofflces, banks, offices and
stores will be closed on that day, ftnd
tbo courts will all be closed. County
offices win be closed during the enUre
day.
1 No formal celebration of the day
(has been planned for Keokuk, but the
Fourth will be observed Monday, in
the usual style. There are a number
of picnics in sight, and the usual plc
I nlc grounds will be in demand. The
river probably will attract a number
of pleasure seekers, and the celebra
tion In sotne of the neighboring cities
will attract many from here. i''
Young America wUl be busy with1!!
the usual firecrackers and fireworks
in the evening. Vi
CITY NEWS.
—Two beautiful pew pianos special
price. Cash or time. Piggott, 626 Main.
—Go with the Lady of Maccabees
on the Sidney July 1, to Qulncy.
—The last will and testament of
the late Nels P. Nelson was op«n3u
and read this morning In the district
court.
—James Perry Stickney, 25, and
Mary Magnolia Batchelden, 24, both ot
Qulncy, were granted a marriage li
cense this morning. They were mar
ried by James 8. Burrows, Justice of
the Peace.
—A petition for landlord's writ of
attachment was filed in the district
court by tlie M. Younker Store, Inc.
against Dr. 'H. B. Wescott The writ
was issued by the court. Plaintiff al
leged that defendant who is now salJ
to be a non-resident of Iowa, owed
rent, and Chat he had property here
which could be attached.
-—Commenting on the death of John
H. Wolff, the Nauvoo Independe nt'
adds this bit of Interesting person il
tiistory: The Wolff and Scbinl fam
ilies, Valentine Dlemer and sister.:
Mqs. Strom, all came over the Atlantic
on the same sailing vessel. They
came to Nanvoo in 1854. Jacibj
Schlnl of this city is now the on1?:
survivor oX the entire party that
came here. 1
—Lady Maccabees' excursion to'
Qulncy Thursday, July 1 on Sidney.1
—The Jury in the case of D. E
Reeves of Keokuk, against the Tom
\v. Allen shows, returned a verdict
for $35.00 for the plaintiff in Judge
Frederick's court, at Peoria. 111. Thlsj
was a damage suit brought against I
the show by Mr. Reeves for failure to
live up to a contract to show In Ke
kuk May 3. Some of the best legal
.talent In Illinois were on the case,
Stubbles Slough for the plaintiff
and Harry Miller for the defendant.
Both Mr. Miller and Mir. Stubbles arc
noted "crtminaT'la*wyers*of"tto^nflno
city.
—Nauvoo Independent: Herman C.
Smith and F. A. Smith of Lamonl,
Iowa, E. Li. Kelley of Independence,
Mo., and Geo. P. Lambert of Ferris.
111., were In the city Wednesday. The
gentlemen are a committee of the
Reorganized Church of Latter Day
Saints to look- after the work of rip
rapping or building a wall along the
Smith properties at the river, to pro
tect the same from washing. Work
men have been engaged for over a
moutU building a wall along the front
of the old Smith homestead bloc-c
When this Is completed a wall will also
be built along the front of the River
side Mansion felock, which Is owned by
the church. Mr. Smith Is historian of
AMUSEMENTS.
.^.Moonlight Excursion.
The Young Men's club of St. Peter's
church will give a moonlight excur
sion on Thursday evening on the
steamor Sidney, the boat leaving here
at 8:15 o'clock and Warsaw at 8:45.
Rights ot admission are reserved and
the tickets are 60 cents, with chil
dren at 25 cents. The event promises
to be a most enjoyable one and a large
crowd is expected to go upon the ex
cursion.—Advertisement.
Six ar» Dead.
ST. PAUL, Minn., June 28.—Six are
dead as a result of Sunday's and Sat
urday's atoms through the north
west, according tb reports being com
pleted here today. In North Dakota,:
Thomas Lenihan and his daughter
Nora, aged 13. and Carl Giese, were
killed by lightning. The farmera co
operative elevator at Leeds, N. D„
was destroyed by fire resulting from
lightning. Three Inchs of rain fell
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*-£&?£ MONDAY, JONE 28,1915
Sullivan & Auwerda
Are Showing Some Special
Bargains
Palm Beach Suits are very much in
demand. We have a good assort
ment in the most desirable styles.
Summer Dresses in all the newest
fabrics and colors a large collection
ranging in price from
Skirts in Palm Beach cloth, Golfine,
Pique, Lin£n and other new material
in all sizes and prices, from
AutomobileCoatsinPalmBeachcloth
and Natural linen, from
Special values in Lingerie
and Silk Waists.
Sullivan & Auwerda
A Well Equipped Optical
Department
ONE SECTION :.
Where we carefully make a
thorough examination of the
eyes in order to properly pre
scribe the right lertsea,
iRENAUD
-BEST
Dental Work
p-'r At Prices Within Reach qf All
The hypodermic needle has killed' and Injured more people than
all the guns the Krppps ever made. Gaston do$s not nse the thing.
He extracts for 2Sc by the Astro Mtothod.
The following prices to rich and' poor alike. Why pay
Fall upper or lower set laeth
Jull upper and lower set teeth'
Bridges, per tootli
Gold crowns
Porcelain crowns
Amalgam fillings
Cement fillings
Gold fillings ....'
Extracting by new Astro method 25c
This work will be as good as can be made any place at any
price.1
S. M.' Gaston/ Dentist
t.••
600 Main—Second Floor Keokuk
—DRINK—,
Ferndell Ginger Ale,, Root
'f Beer
And-
iV
8W:
$2.50 to $25.
$1 to $10
$2.50 to $7.50
•ee'^vyi^.
OTHER SECTION
Where we do about 86 per cent
of our own grinding of lens.es,
-thereby saving much time, with
the most modern grinding ma
chinery, .o.
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Our Optical Work is Well Known
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Formerly Member Iowa State Board—$r
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Optometrist
Examiners in Optometry
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more
.. »7.00
S13.50
... $4.00
.. $4.00
... $3.b0
... 50c
... 50c
#1.00 up
N
Grape Juice
These are flns summer drinks and the best on the market. Sold only by
1MMEGART SZ'Z.t
You Are Playing Safe.
When you have us move,
your household goods.
pack or store
James Cameron's Sons
Phone 96 Mi:- .- & 17 So. 7th
throughout the Dakotas. Heavy rain destroyed, were brought up to three
was accompanied by lightning as the Mrs. Olson was instantly killed.
storm swept east through Minnesota.1
With the death of Olaf Olson and Children on London.Streets.
his daughter early today, the fatal!-'' In the London etreets there are
ties ia the storm at Grassy Lake,' nearly 10,500 boy traders under 14
Alta^ in which Red Cliffe, Alta., was years of age, and over 900 girl traders.
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