Waterloo Reporter, The (Newspaper) - July 22, 1911, Waterloo, Iowa ESTABLISHED IN 1868 WATERLOO IOWA SATURDAY JULY 22 1911 TEN CENTS A WEEK r RECIPROCITY TREATY PASSED AWAITS ONLY SIGNATURE r I EVERY AMENDMENT WAS VOTED 1 DOWN FIND VOTE IS 53 TO 27 f PRESIDENT DECISIVELY VICTOR AFTER LONG FIGHT i Administration Measure But 1 Party Line Were Swept Away Washington July Can adian reciprocity passed the senate without amendment today by a vote of 53 to 27 All amend had been previously de becomes a law upon the presidents signature the measure being the that passed the house This Is How They Voted The following was the vote on the Republicans against the Idaho Bourne Oregon and Curtis Kansas New Hampshire Clapp and Nelson Minnesota Clark and Warrant Wyoming and Gamble South Dakota Cummins and Kenyon Iowa Dickson Montana Gronna and McCumher North Dakota Lafollette Wisconsin Rhode Island Illinois Oliver ia Page Vermont Smith Michigan Utah Dill J March 30 announcement of a agreement with Canada or v e maximum and minimum 1 A slons of the law President Taft ference on a closer trS rela tlon Jan 7 arrive 4 Jan g to tiators In session Jan Taft sends fr agreement to the senate Jan republican Feb passed house 221 to 93 For republicans 78 143 against republicans v 7 democrats 6 4 March without action April convenes In i extra session to ratify the P ment April leader in April passes house to 89 For republicans 64 f democrats 203 against republi 78 democrats 11 4 April finance com receives the house June committee reports without tion June debate begins June defeats the Root paper amendment to July votes on PERFORM PECULIAR STUNT IN IOWA TOWN HARD WORK IN VAIN DAVENPORT WOMAN DISAPPEARS AND IS PROBABLY DROWNED Fishermen Womans Screams and in River Under Ar senal Bridge larly glad the had passed prior to his departure at p m for n weekend visit at Beverly back in Democrats against were Bailey SS Arkansas Simmons North Coral in a vvi i The the Brad ley Kentucky and Mc Lean Connecticut Briggs New fer Nebraska Burton and Lodge Massachusetts Cul lom Illinois Guggenheim Colorado Jones and Washington Nixon Nevada Penrose ia Perkins and Works California Richardson Delaware Root New York Wisconsin Town send Michigan Wetmore Is land Democrats for Bacon Georgia Bankhead and Johnson Alabama and Fletcher Florida Cham berlain Oregon and Watson West Virginia Texas Davis Arkansas Foster Louisiana Gore and Owens Hitch cock Nebraska Johnson Maine Kern and Indiana Martin Swanson Virginia New Jersey Myers Montana Newlands Navada OGorman New York Over man North Carolina Smith of Maryland Taylor of Ten Williams of Mississippi An analysis of the vote showed Hint 24 republicans voted against fho and 21 In favor of it while 3 democrats voted against and 32 in favor To President on Wednesday The can not be presented to passage reciprocity by Uie senate today h precisely the form it emerged house will long which todays final action party lines were away and a was waged to saddle the measure with riders of the measure claimed would have meant tlie defeat of the whole sition Many amendments were on the calendar when the senate con vened The under the voting agreement effected between the differing wings was taken up without further debate The s the first of the measure to he disposed of under the voting agreement which also provides dates for vote on the wool tariff revision New Mexico Arizona state hood and the congressional Now Back to House Following the passage of the bll by the senate and Its Immediate certi by V P Sherman the meas ure must ho back to the PUBLIC BATHHOUSE NOW BATHERS USE BUILDING FOR FIRST TIME YESTERDAY IS FREE FOR EVERYBODY TALK RAMBLES WIDE OF THE SUBJECT Olds July carried a safe into the refrigerator of Carter butcher shop hero last Ot the and nas a It The refrigerator deadened young man assisting with the work BO MORRIS ASSUMES MAfv AGEMENT OF BATHING RESORT Handsome Building and Natural Sur Make It a Beauty Spot With the return of the warm weath the news that the public bathhouse s now in readiness for the use of th eople will be doubly welcome Th ast coat of paint was put on yester ay and men were busy cleaning up he rubbish around the grounds In rder that everything might be neat nd sightly for the opening today Doc Morris has already assumed and has a NEW CITY BATH HOUSE LOOKING FROM BEACH no in TJpie e o the president however until day the house having adjourned nt 2209 p m until that time tive rule requires the a houso ill flW house which originated it engrossed on parchment and signed by the president Officially and yv must be done while the house is in session but In fact it Is already on parchment As the bouse was expected to be In session but a little while today and then adjourn until Wednesday the hill probably will not Ko to the president until his return from Beverly next the soun v Believed July years old daughter been missing from her home since Thursday night shortly before the Irae when two fishermen heard followed by a splash beneath tlie Rick Island Arsenal bridge The Eirl answers the description of ona whom the guard saw pass across bridge just before the drowning REVOLUTIONISTS MARCH ON CAPITAL OF HAYTI NAMES OF DEPEW AND W BROWN BROUGHT IN C ED HINES IS QUESTIONED ATTEMPT TO SHOW HE WAS NOT IN CHICAGO OF GO m GREAT TRIAL IN ITALY COMES TO HALT MAY START IT ALL OVER FORMER PRESIDENT SAYS ALAS PRISONERS IN IRON CAGE LOUD KA DEVELOPMENT RE LY PROTEST PORTED Committee Holds a Short Session in Order to See Finish of Reciprocity Washington July es of Ed Hines whose name has Dean linked in the Lorimer election to Influence the vote of the senate last spring on unseating tha Illinois sen ator were inquired In today by the senate committee Hines was on the stand again and that he President W C Brown of the New York uring the Lorimer In the senate fines was asked If he was seeking tile vote of Senator Da w Ha said he was not Hines lia ay he Induced senators and Induced thers to see them and in writing riends to tell the facts to their sen tors The committee was jn session only i hour then adjourned till Monday n order to attend todays reciprocity of the senate Carl R Nelson private stenograph to Hines testified that the latter was continuously In Washington dur ng February 1909 expect for Accused Priest Weeps and Says Pro longed Agony Is Killing Defendants week Inception of the Treaty ui for reciprocity the su presented campaign for the present ad ter body Is In session I had its inception at a It was Just 136 p m when thp w vTI X Albany K m N Y between Toft and Canadian Fielding and President Simon Discouraged and Retakes Gun Boat from Insurgents Port au Prince July revolutionists ore marching on this city The situation Is critical Pres ident Simon who Is disheartened by the reverses the government troops nt Fort Liberty is seriously 111 with pulmonary trouble He Is still at the palace A ray of hope Is found In the news today that the gunboat Vor tleres which was recently taken by tho Insurgents at has been recaptured by the government cruts Viterbo Italy July lawyer for the defense have struck and aa a consequence the triai was adjourned today until next Wed to afford thorn time in which to decide upon their future attitude Unless some agreement Is reached with the court and prosecution before tha sessions are resumed It Is prob able the trial will be definitely stop ped and later commenced all over again The accused with the exception of who fell in a flt during the excitement yesterday were pres ent and objected to the proposed de day VIro the priest weep ing said The protraction of this agony Is killing us When the postponement was grant ed the prisoners left the cage protest between the uncompromising the lawyers on one hand and the red tape procedure on the other they have already suffered five years Imprisonment TWO RESPONSIBLE CAPITALISTS SEEK To MAKE ENORMOUS FORTUNES Government should Hold Outlet for Coal in Per ALMS IS 5000 Begging Prove too Much Psychology for Financiers RUSTIC BRIDGE CROSSING BATH HOUSE TO BEACH Dm TST V passed the senate The final V Tofl came at n Minister of Finance v came at the close of n lively session begun shortly after 11 There were numerous roll calls on the various amendments hut no attempt made to delay action The senate chamber was filled many mem bers from the house being present Taft In Evidence News of the passage of the was telephoned at once to the whito house President Taft made no attempt lo conceal his pleasure He was particu nk muling tinu since then it has been carried along the two congresses fruit lessly through the Inst one because ft was becalmed In the and suc in the present extra session convoked hy the expressly for the ratification More than twothirds of the senate support the The hill passed hy the republican house lost session was Introduced by Rep McCall of Massa Tho present messure WRB that every detail of the work is managed in a capable and manner 1 The plan of operation is very HK u nt hath house and the patrons can either secure hath suits at a nominal fee or have their own suits can rent towels or other necessities from the management If they have suits and accessories of their own there will be no charge for the of using the dressing rooms Clothing nnd valuables can he checked at the gener al office where safe io 0 when a blank shot was i the Simon FARMER HUNTED HAND FOUND HIM HYPNOTISED As it Waa Harvest Time Trouble Followed and Hyp Faces Suit For Causing Lack of Help in Oat Field Rockford July Is still a tlon to know whether Hypnotist Duffy is in trouble or the Incorporated city of Rockford Anyway Duffy threatens jo Institute legal proceedings the city for damages amounting lo Duffy had advertised tn anyone who would place ves under his hypnotic Influences for twentyfour hours An unsophisticated lad hy the name of Miller of un He worked for Wll lard Stevens and Stevens needed his services just at that time very He went to town and finding his hired man was in the hypnotic state thore was trouble right away Duffys show was attached for the H pay man blt he C 85 n fathered by democratic leaders Un derwood of the house chairman of the tariff making ways and means committee Final Amendment Defeated The senate took up the Canadian reciprocity hill as soon as n quorum was present at a m the call showing 78 senators present Tho amendment of Senator MacCumber of North Dakota reducing dutiea oni many necessities of life and Increas ing the wna first taken up and defeated 18 to 64 The amendment restoring half of the duty on grain and farm produce made free In the reciprocity was then defeated 23 to BR An amendment hy Senator Simmons of North Dakota putting free beef and beef products on the free list In the reciprocity was defeated 18 to Amendments Senator Simmons then offered his amendment lo put flour and cereal products on the reciprocity free list and It was defeated 17 to 63 Cummins amendments were then taken up The first reducing tho duty on various steel products was tho defeated reducing tho duty on various stool products thn defeated 17 to M Thru oil cloth anil linoleum was defeated hy n viva vote then called up general in the week Including Sunday and its easy access and splendid ac foretell the popularity those who have been In the river nt place In tho Cedar for swimming The building with Its broad veranda and fresh green nnd white paint blends delightfully with the landscape and Is a beautiful addition to this popular new rustic bridge connect ing the lone besch with the main land adds to the attractiveness of the P aco and withal It Is one of the most picturesque points on the river The accompanying Illustrations give some indication of the splendid beach now open to the public July the past year EH Harriman widow and sole heir to the millions left by the great financier has received more than BOOO begging letters The aver age amount of money reach es the gigantic total of The amounts requested ranged from suras as small as to amounts suf to found a college or buy a cattle ranch 80 interested did Mrs Harriman be come In this enormous correspond ence that she left Instructions to have all begging letters turned over to her personally so that she might get at the psychology of It all Her idea was to find out the percentage of real ly worthy requests The task has become so onerous however that Mrs Harriman hag been obliged to turn the letters over New York July Roose velt has an article on ln todays issue of the Outlook He defined two factors to oe responsible for retarding progress in this direction Great who wish to develop Alaska by mak Itur enormous fortunes for themselves outside and In defiance of tie and the congressmen who under the pretense of hostility to the corpora declined to permit the passage of legislation which will enable them to do their work honestly and to de the coal fields with a fair profit donS to Referring specifically to the Con troller Bay case Roosevelt says In this connection l wish also to call attention to the essential facts as regards the Controller Bay Bay under actual conditions offers the only chance or at any rate very much the best chanca for a tree outlet from the great Behr lng river coal fields If was ser vice this to dispose of It to any Individual Tho government should have held the land In perpetuity permitting its use by any Individual or only under conditions that would the general public Interests THB SANDY AND BEAUTIFUL VISTA WE A THER 1 17 to 6 showers tonight or Sunday warmer tonight In central and northeast por tion 5 n 10 a p n trips to New York The ob ject of this was to show that waa not In Chicago during the latter part of February when Clarence S Funk said Hines called upon him about the Union League club conver sation Funk said Hines him o contribute a Lorimer election fund ut Hines said Funk offered to con Mr Hines testified today about a proposal to him to purchase W H Cooks stock In the Virginia nnd Hal nay Lake company Cook had test led that Hines over the phone said he would go to Springfield on the day WBB elected with all the money necessary It would have taken about 000 to purchase Cooks stock and in as I had previously received a letter from him which I figured was in tho nature of blackmail I decided not to buy stock declared Hines Ho claimed ho would cause exposure unless I bought the stock On a trip to New York in February 1911 Hines said ho called on W C Brown president of New York Central In trip he called or E H Gary of the United States Steel corporation Ho protested against he inK compelled to give these names be cause some of tho newspapers might say they had something to do with this Lorimer to the Bureau of Municipal Research asking It to aid her in her study of the problem OKLAHOMA WOMAN TO IMITATE NATION Secures and Will Smash Up Saloons With An Axe Okia July that she might be able to follow her ambi tion to become the Carry Nation of Oklahoma Mrs AbMe of Shawnee was today granted au cer e commission by State Law En forcement Officer W B McLemore Mrs Caldwell In her application for authority make arrests alleged that the prohibitory laws of the state were being violated and asked to bo allowed to take part In the be ing made against Joints and bootleg In telling o fher plans Mrs Cald wall said she to follow the example set by Nation In Kan sas and to use an axe In her raids If necessary FOOD EXPERT DEMANDS New York July Floyd A of New York the food expert who was dismissed from the bureau of chemistry a fortnight aso follow ing the controversy over benzoate of soda between Dr Harley W Wiley and the Rensen referee board hns decided to demand a thorough con gressional Investigation Dr discloses his purpose In n letter to Alfred McCann a leader In the fight for pure food I have been removed according to tho document of dismissal for the good of the service said the pro In the letter I have written to the secretary of stand na an American citizen that I bo given an opportunity to ap pear and defend myself any and all charges Prof Rohison adds his Is an attempt to harm Dr Mr and Mrs W C of Wa are the proud parents of R aon corn on Thursday night ALASKA Town of Reported as Being Threatened By Blaze Washington July have been rasing at Hames Alaska three dRyH and nnw arn thin half a mile of the town ac cording to reports received from the mayor hero today No mention in made of the loss of life as yet Halnes Is abont 3B miles northwest of Juneau KILLED IN AUTO WRECK Elgin 111 July Ethel aged 25 Is dead from injuries received yesterday in au automobile accident on the St Charles road one mile south of here JUSTICE FOLLOWS SOLOMONS LEAD Sharon Pa July After much conflicting testimony had been given by two n who claimed the ownership of a hen Justice ot the Peace Burn side following the footsteps of Solomon took the hen to a point midway between the homes of contesting parties and turned her loose Watched by many spectators the hen crawled through a hole In tho fonco of Mrs Mary Roma nick and Justice put of the on Michael cae Fisher who had claimed the hen
