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   Waterloo Evening Courier (Newspaper) - March 1, 1926, Waterloo, Iowa                             GOOD NEWS are the most mg oli all they interest you personally AND WATERLOO DAILY REPORTER WEATHER FORECAST March fair ami tonight s1 IOWA MONDAY 1 In the Spotlight of TODAY'S News X f IJMC OF A Chicago policeman recently recognized for meritorious service 10 the force was shot four times last night and is now in a serious condition His wounding was the result oC a gun battle with four men who attempted to rescue a inan taken into custody If he recovers Patrolman will no doubt again be commended lor bravery and devotion to duty H not a will so to his next ot km popular sport no wad a vs is to the policeman's job like that pi as a soft snap pr one is Too many unpleasant are likely to happen in line o duty When the federal government of- to buy up of its diligaUons outstanding that is a straw to show which way the wind blows The treasury de- has made such an offer the government to deal directly the security holders Compared with any other nation in the world the United States is much better off governments are issuing new gations instead of taking up old ones taxes to meet ex- penses The United States not is purchasing its bonds but is ducing taxes at the same time STATIC AXO President PERIL IN TIKES Federal Savings Half as Great as Increases by States and Cities Coolidge Signing Tax CAPITAL SPECULATES ON FATE OF ECONOMY ISSUE CITY signing ho -.1 f- II 1 1 I t I HV tux cut called attention to the peril which lurks in ing state and local taxation jires compiled by Budget Director Lord show that while tho government has been reducing ex- as well as taxes the re- verse has been the case with local taxing bodies Por every dollar saved by the federal government in lite past few years state and agencies have spent an ed two H is apparent that at this rate taking one step forward and two back the ultimate ta is not ahead very fast TICK O V Much has been written and tears have been shod because of f t t fhe IS time it is assumed that she is avis driven from her former haunts by gut Promise City la has an o t girl for a preacher She is a bible student at university and is youngest preacher pulpit Last night she delivered -i 1C from She doesn't believe in dancing smoking or petting parties whi is evidence that she is in ruth She has rect modern idea however about Io Drake own eonle that are senseless 01 in 10 do things that are like useful VOKK Vork is sizable So much is taken for granted by every resident of the sticks who has never made a pilgrimage to the metropolis Vet few realize the number and extent of its highways byways as evidenced bv the sad plight of a street car crew lost yesterday morning maze of streets an inspector find bis wav out FOOD Almost every day for tin week a stranger has dropped in at j lie Hobo college in Chicago and has invited several students Hc started with look 20 then 50 and li He refused to give his only paid the check sot lite to six then he of true or the acl of iiiff or a good deorl out that it shall bring sonal recognition rt is lo money or anything el P Budget Director Lord's Figures on Levies Are Sensational lly UARK Washington D C March President Coolidge during the ing days of last week showed a concern about state taxation as apart from federal taxation and that sign of interest on bis part gave instant impetus to ingenious speculation In a community which gossips about the president's purposes his I position whether bis popularity I continues and similar aspects on the political future The minutely elaborated ment rims Reductions in eral taxes and new economies in i federal expenditures have now to an end for ibe time being Icj will be several years before can be another federal tax tion is practically certain there can be none before Coolidge's terru ends Democrats Take To a considerable extent the won a hidden but substantial victory in the recent tax reduction The Republicans started out make a small duction The sound justification for keeping the reduction small to prevent the possibility of a I deficit arising one or two from now iiut the incidental and important advantage to the Republicans of a comparatively small tax reduction was that if business is good and in- come returns large the ans two years from now might be able to make further reduction and virtuously present it to country just on the ove of the next presidential election But Hie Democrats and interests have enlarged tbR present tax re- duction to tlie point where there is no expectation of another until after Coolidge shall have finished his present term Coolidge Loses At this point begins the ingenious speculation indulged u by political Washington principal assets 01 Coolidge have been tax reduction and economy They are now over As it has been put the moment on Friday when signed the last tax reduction that be a chance to sign in his present term was his apex But Coolidge in the very act of signing the present reduction called attention to tlie imperative need oC reduction and economy in another field a Meld for which he is not responsible namely state and local governments From this ran the quick iugo has a second string lo bis bow 40 Guard Gigli L FE IN JAIL Fairfield Farmer Hangs Himself j with Towel Trial Set for This Week VERDiCT OF INSANITY BY JURY Girl Whose Romance Caused Two Deaths Expects to Be Mother President this year The main married persons shall be ami for single e taxes to bo paid at the exemptions for persons 51.500 Fairfield la March UP That Louis Bruey hanged himself in the county jail here Sunday while temporarily deranged was finding of the jury vened an hour after his lifeless body was found suspended by a towel from a steam pipe in the of the cell in the Street Car Filled With Printers Is Lost in Brooklyn New York lost streetcar a score of home-going liters iroin downtown wandered thru Brooklyn and for four hours early while a new and a traction inspector tried to find way back to lyn where the gers had Kot on When three miles oil their route the ers held a protest inspector finally got u board turned the car around and half an hour later admitted that he too was lost With the advent of dawn the was solved FUJI OF Patty Horn of Promise City la Broadcasts Sermon from Chicago Station Chicago March i the little Iowa town of Promise CUy old preacher Patty Horn pretty Pretty Kansas Girl Accuses Handsome rf Crime his lias enough md o It is as easy and exactly as it his method holds no people but for TIIK On Jan 1 of ibis year Iowa bad within its J of road This i -i nd and third District of it is alleged has but inch means perhaps that the pork barrel is not to be over large Hogs menu money to Town If the of them now on the farms ot tho state an- fattened on corn surplus Vvi l great dmil of oan a princo is bunk ording to his Aa so who is in Chicago hist look at Ji he will continue to keep policies of tax reduction and economy before the country bv making himself the spokesman a demand for it in tbr states ties cities and smaller Alarmed inis of speculation is of minded and is trivial compared to ibo substance of the situation lad is that several important persons jn the in Hin treasury arc ly alarmed about tlie rapid of taxes in the states of thorn Director 1 save some il That should go further u repetition and would be of bis concern for economy but run counter to bis disposition to retrain from intruding where he has no official power n governments The serious They ran be slated in a dozen ways nil sensational To change order in which were given out at the White Cisco Cal March i Swallow Lawrence Kan girl Was way back home today after her i courtmartial against J chaplain and Baptist minister whom she accuses of her Tlie fase however -is far from finished Today the officers con- fhe courtmartial board w begin sifting the evidence and with them rests the fate of the handsome army chaplain Tlie prosecution its case this week it announced When this is concluded the will its At tins time t Capt will take ibe stand in his own defense A final decision hi li n fase will no be for about two weeks it wax today Killed by Monoxide Gas on Eve of Brook ield Mass Charles guides a flick of 100 u week from the -u pit of the Christian church Iowa's who has never danced ii man and who frowns moving pictures a con- that numbered untold and advised them dream dreamer find your me will be a b to she spoke into-the mi- of Chicago radio 11011 courage and are the requisites to a tion of the of slie to corridor jail here was awaiting for the murder of Sam IS tri- ducer his daughter Edna years old The was uled to start this week and planned to enter a plea of rary insanity Edna bis daughter already and now orphaned by father's act expects to become a mother in a few weeks Hoy Trap Young n neighbor oC he limeys was shot to death bv the father Dec G The before the father learned from his daughter of her intimacy with Neese and set making plans tor the When morning came Bruey tele- phoned the McNeese home nearby Sam come to the farm where the farmer said he had something treed When the youth arrived the ther questioned him his relations with bis daughter Tho facts were readily admitted and Bruey according lo the story told to the sheriff picked up a and fired into the youth's as be sat in a rocking chair Then without the show tion or C G New York wd of -1.000 that theatre liny to hear in first concert since his j week from where his was threatened In overflow stage seats were three men in shirts They applauded with the rest however and there was no disturbance Boy Finds Letter for Hammill from Shenandoah Wreck 0 March boy's kilo in the branches of a tree the sending of a letter on its way 10 lov of Iowa and a lorn can lag to the naval station at N J The boy lohn Ava U climbing the tree yesterday to his kite found lodged in the branches a letter ad- dressed to Governor of Iowa via and the flag with a section of outer of lie dirigible crashed near Ava six months ago Former Missionary Gives Millions to Church War Fight New York March h has led Sir Henry Limn capitalist to estimated in the millions m order that the churches mav seiH a united front to outlaw wealth was amassed fiom his touring agency and from bis hotels in Switzerland ii income of 00 a year He has made provision for bis Short Interviews With Home Folks overseer English wealth T be reason why the ether has behaved so badly for radio tion from the south is a mystery which ment experts will undertake to said A Doty of lie poor today Usually reception from tho south is not good but is very good from the east and west in ibe ter but conditions have changed apparently Last night it Im- possible to get any satisfactory re- ception from New York and other eastern points but New Orleans and other southern stations strong came in s which will revert to the I Detective Brings Scott Back for Murder Trial First Move of Kind Ever Made by Authorized Official of j Administration SAYS ENFORCEMENT HAS i NOT AS YET HAD FAIR TEST i Hones for Time Hostesses Will Apologize for Quality of Liquor Served D March l of a commission to study the general prohibition question in all its aspects was posed today by Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury in of dry law enforcement With both senate and house paring to take steps to inquire into conditions under prohibition and with wet and dry organizations en- in bitter controversy over it Andrews declared he believed tho t me had come for a thoro study of the in its economic and other phases estimate self the secretary enforcement was to proceed with must be to quiet the public First of Kind In the six years since the amendment to the tion was adopted no move of a lar nature has been made by an administration official altho congress has been asked on numerous occasions by various groups to order such a procedure Andrews emphasized that it his business to enforce law rather ts benefits he of emo- railed Butcher by telephone and toid luni of the tragedy asking to be placed in legal custody Tells Hoy's Officers battled snowdrifts ipr six miles to reach scene of the tragedy While officers were en route to the farm J R father of went to the Bruey farm to inquire about his son He knew I of the relations of the children and MC 11 oil L i l i 111 tl 1 I 1 tl tf liii rt 11 O I've shot I Brucy told done that you? the father Ll IU LbS Kennedy retired who was foe years tendent of Congregational Kennedy was due to trial tomorrow on -i charge involving a young girl lie was found dead from monoxide as poisoning in his garage held to her radio sermon Patty sat in her hotel suite and talked on many other topics from the bi- ble to the Charleston Perhaps my views seem old fashioned here in Chicago she said -I don't believe in nor do I think young men and en should smoke certainly not at- tend what you call ride parties in winter outings on the lake in summer sociables all the year gainss charades and should take the place of the ern and theatre she be- Heves Is Young people not and go nn wi d parties because bey have i have taken place better to do not because had disrobed ami -one they want to she continued lied and then got up made Rial activity love and attempts af splicing towels school eventually for a and draw them the right i achieved a one Me s towel about his neck years ago Kir Henry was u Methodist u India His health failed and much against bis will he wa to leave the field Me went into business up ins fortune at the E carrying on religious layman He is now liii and a member of England The World Alliance for tional friendship announced bis gift yesterday Sir Henry has left New Vork Cal March I to Detective Prendergast Robert B Scott forced j in Chicago for the of Joseph Maurer clerk and built during a holdup in 1024 was time as a years Church of for Chicago to face on route to charges After being removed froiy prison where he had been serving n for the name of John C Redding Scott taken to the city night He apparently was not worried lul Binning a world tourt ls forthcoming trial alt of peace and showed no to what would he arrived Hit re transpire F have and you'd have done the same Bruey replied Meanwhile officers arrived and Bruay was brought to the jail week an indictment charging degree murder was returned against him and the case was to have been tried week by sister Bruey has been confined in jail since the shooting night his sister Mrs Fred him in jail until Prisoners in me jail stated the hanging must to by Inches as Bomb I Indian Killed in Destroys Parachutes Stunt a general of men and which would outside ot the political field Fair Test of Yet of the so ho said has not been a fair test of working nf prohibition and a bible Miss Horn is a student at university Hf la and is takin courses in evolution and biology Chicago March i Twelve fighting a blaze in a frame building on the south side early today missed death bv a few seconds when a trembling of the structure warned them to the street just before a terrific sion blew the structure into ling wood The blast believed by some to have been caused by u bomb splintered every timber in tbe bouse shattered neighborhood windows and showered roofs and streets with charred or Continued on two column one Fence Tomb of Unknown Soldier D C Manb I by tomb of the unknown soldier has been In indignities visiting tourists Senator Simeon vess Republican Ohio launched a campaign lo erect monument on lie spot and m closure around the tomb F Appropriation lor the work House Passes to Abolish Rail Board pipe i threat I I the uv of to tbe noon passed I be railroad labor board and a regional upon a stonm radiator fastened the other end of tbe towel by a srain l sack hitch to a near the ceiling and lot himself to o death To la March for IK Kruey who himself in I coli in tho Sunday be hold in f this after- at r o'clock ibe will be in of c I creating instead a former 01 arbitration l field pastor and interment will Monica Cal March l Miller an Indian was fatally injured here in an airplane I intending to use them one by one until he had discarded an but the List one HP ly cut loose from throe I but when he cast from he was so close to the ground that the next one failed to II fell luo feet sustaining from which he died two hours later Faces apologize Small Oil be as a grocery lo the owner of several had received extortion police were informed was estimated at Manslaughter Trial Hoone la March Shirley will be to trial on a manslaughter out of the death of loy during the was Flight ruling with Walter Pilots Make Mass and latter for disputes in the lot in ami their employes The green Cemetery Fairfield plan of railroad industrial peace embodied in the was worked out i rn T by joint committee I the brotherhoods and tbe u lives of roads sf rve of Kings in Dirty Says Prince Cousin to Five Who Prefers Fighting Bradley up n on- flight O and ton bv winning tho miles in live hours and SO minutes were overhauling ship have a gainst for injury Of 515 and tho Fletcher Jov ig Disrespect of Iowa Has More Hogs i n IMir i Than Next Two a a v SCI 1001 Clear Lake In March ro a today pocket SK Inters would to rhc discretion of tbe of fine or me tit Assistant ury Ami rows drafting of th with th has 1 new idea of en fort omen ts minor violators on stairs u make to Ohio Tin I men used invented to guide them our better of n 1 bond issue for and equipment A bond issue for tin high a weeks ago are our children that 1 have the same blomi as was reptile and the skunk Itcv H O bog state in I as ures Miller charged in sermon at Ibe fig Calvary Baptist church Sunday The minister predicted a downfall the world laughs it Not quite prince H pluck ON t Melonn Stl is her daughter and John red the result of a Collision be wee and an car in Last Peoria yesterday b their jobs or of Kiicliind Kansas City Star and Nelson's Estate Will Be Sold to Create Art Foundation in 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