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   Waterloo Times-Tribune, The (Newspaper) - March 9, 1909, Waterloo, Iowa                              ESTABLISHED 1879 Weather OR SNOW WATERLOO IOWA TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 9 1909 NEW SERIES NO W III fintfii Sr of Fleet to I Admiral I of New i- 1 ma b US M I W W I PADDING THE BIG STICK EIT FIE i ilv i in Ot THEJl u oi PROBLEM CONFRONTING THE whom JUDGE ANDERSON AGREES WITH i NEW ADMINISTRATION W DEFENSE OX POINT OF CON- j DEFICIT OF ROADS mm m OKI KHB 8 i I IF ii m 10 mm Who Will Demand Change Rules Must Get Out of the Way for Tariff Revision IB ill ii m mm m FIRST REQUIREMENTS GWADE TEACHERS Ill 1 Speaks of Discrepancy r of indictment of the Oil j Far Defense Chicago March i the of i j Senate Passes Bruce Which Is oil Company of Indiana which was Stamp on Bank Checks Telegrams j to prohibit I Cards and on a proof sustaining their Liquors i i that the oil accented to i Des March the Alton they might well cease to Judge Anderson after GENTS 10 port was at hand in the senate as well cease efforts to convict j her this morning to pass the Seeley Judge Anderson provides for the teaching j argument Jrom sWes of in the State Normal and I v University even though the action NO Breakfast Will Cost been judged hy prominent Alton and tariff No four of the tors as farcical in the extreme The j minal Railroad Association Before i en Off Hides and i wn to establish in these documents in this way Badly Needed C providing tie to maintain the plans of the Taf proposes to establish in these j admitting documents in this way schools a course on instruction in i discrepancy science and agriculture the against Standard Oil T i Ii can furnish no problem of financing the government an in branches i further proofs said be In support of Aether with requirements in its contentions than the sheets it already introduced it may iis well Francis presented an i stop i by which he desired to sire j Anderson agreed with he defenso in t no evidence had been adduced j ith the new tanit is inose connection between witb President Taft Aldrich and Speaker Cannon agreement existed between these TWOJ Secretary of the of Senator would siand engaged at a two hour conference j it would be a dangerous said the court at one point jit j nn afternoon The necessity for tlie proposition to era- i maintain the plans of tue ian he desired to sive j And and demands square tlle privilege Of these j that with the new tariff schedule is i schools those students who had hool or the of a at the liest possible moment was discussed there being little reference lut details of proposed legislation j was lost as a definite policy was at the conference could cot be stated That and other as in his belie the result would appropriations annually caused the increased attendance several others and when Mil was to a vote it passed i After a debate on the i rj JUDGE RENDERS DE- iM THE FAMOUS RATE CASE 10 10 HIM HEN interests are early Dill which provides for tariff legislation and the business f conditions of the country arc ily unsettled until after tie tariff schedules are finally by Congress the principal reasons given for concessions i i j would stand the j bvi wont insisted his objection ia j j WOMAN FORCED TO RETURN TO at City the ot these two MUCH CONCERN ABOUT CHICAGO i roads was of the I COULDNT STAND STRAIN j HOM IN CHICAGO SON DECISION j States d sed i j district Decision Will Open the Every State Where Passenger Fart Freight Rates Havs Seen Reduced City ilo March two-cent freight laws wwe nullified by a decision ed down today in ilie United Slates court by Smith Red luwa As I it is believed will return iii Missouri tu feres and Haserman counsel for eighteen involved decision sounds the I for the in every stale in Union held both ity and passenger laws were and man declared h is not conceivable that Lif the me is in i it he compensatory ia i other stales The Staie Wili Fight The state on the other hand that Missouri's fight for lower isles would continue j Elliott Major the newly elected attorney general who ere S to was in i court today when the decision was and said an appeal will he taken laud that the present legislature will be to pass the new would stand the test of courts Hadley made a similar persons boisterous language or disturbing the peace and of railway railway car or street car the senate voted for its passage Several HEMS HIT who rendered decision is presiding judge I States district court for Ike i i of Iowa He sat A AMI I Mrs Van Winkle to Go Stricken With Paralysis Ule enST Law Introduced A I that has covered i triul of the Which Makes Roads Incorporate in Missouri Filed on the Stand to Convict Her Son's Murder Stand Strain ing in Cedar Known Throughout Country tue principal tui the desire to permit to were offered which action by congress at i one by Senator of the special session desired to the by ex- The possible delay the empting persons occupying the cate insurgents may cause by or dining car of a train This Jng a fisht on rules and further j lost after a heated discussion that may be put in way of j was on the abuse of privileges getting tariff bills through without de- foy passengers on trains Senator i that has covered several months time and had worked diligently on his i ion for a mouth past He left tonight for Council Bluffs Iowa to open j there Marell S Judge McPherson's Opinion ATTORNEYS ARGUiNG SEE'S FAMOUS iay were thoroughly gone into The presented an ess agreed that every republican provided persons e res Prepares the Jury for Talk Expected From far Special to Mo March today m L j Van Winkle in house today introduced a b i pr from ex- tonight and was forced to and rate cases i prohibiting the issuing of passes by fc Al to Chicago His right leg is paralysed involving eighteen Missouri lines The i railroads under penalties niw e the one I railroads contended that the rates i from to Officers employees baa she was a feed by statutes of the state were minis legia Van Winkle was totally blind not in tie presence President Taft told the tariff defines power ers last Saturday his special message and duties of the county sheriff Five and Minutes vou of sympathy tax to make up some oi believe the time has arrived when n look over there You see in sable gar has Robin instead of shooting j sworn in at m and an hour later he was in con Terence with the president leader of senate A WAR TAX PLAN having murdered the Van Winkle i ily at Fairport Muscatine county the night of December WOT He j was captured a short time ago at a to town and is now on trial for St life of St Paul took two straight falls Dan McLeod of Waterloo in an match voui in five and mill lent after Taft Revenue From an In- Passes Senate in Kansas nzs Tax D C March been by uio tariff portions of the new tariff tonight were sent to RATES I i to be decided is whether j fr is expected that the Meredith or not to be enforced providing for an amendment is to be decided by you Ifj i to prohibition i is to lie committed m me on the floor I in our cities Topeka Kan March can you tell who Till he j ate tonight passed the dealers arc here in i the next The very liberty rate reducing the m convicted j fixed by statutes of the were remunerative but i that the oi ilie enjoined The to have them 18 The in his decision is whether the i traffic wholl within inferred io in ilia as local can under the o and j passenger fare statute of SC such profit as a return after paying upon he i investment or whether traffic is a or than such i profit reached the conclusion upon this statutory raies fixed by either i both statute's are not i In giving the reasons for such con- Hoi Springs Ark March decision The 1 and undoubted rule is there is a ion of fact and of luw in favor of validity of rai wav have of re- this and RYAN WILL BROUGHT TO IOWA Famous Gang of Alleged Foot i Swindlers Heiti For Assault With intent to Kill IRyan an alleged member of The foot racers with is not to go Iowa in custody of at the pres jent Evan was today held her by the county court to answer a charge i that the arc here in i the next The very to learn the press is ai stake and the security j state 5 to 15 per cent i of the common people It all the house file with you and into your hands I place i of with intent to kill 1 INVENTOR NOISELESS SLATE i GETS TEN YEARS IN PEN Mrs Sehaffer Returns From Chicago After Purchasing Complete Line Of Spring Millinery pen file No government primers It is expected senator was it cext Wednesday the entire jor in the will be in shape 1 afternoon no supporting Although no has been j provides ior i the of the code granting i women the to vote certain i questions Senator i present the state house today did not desire to up for at tins tune A number ef proprietors Slid managers of the hotels in the sessions Oi tne of Having Forged Trust and With Having Mails to Defraud I The many friends by the regarding any I of ilie schedules of the tentative ic been learned on unquestionable authority that a concession to of placing hides on free list the duty on slices be considerably reduced figures were obtainable hs steel if was stated on ihu same a substantial Ui Large Attendance Most Rebates on Freight Time By Those Charges in View of the Commerce Hew Members Decision Spokane March are being considered here for a suit bv the SpoKane jobbers 10 on charts The members of tho t- Reserve held their regular it is and s number of new were initiated The out of town St Joseph Mo Enjoyable inventor of the net red him was sentenced to ion in he charged u of for Tie was also so months in the al on of using the to of Mrs de St will be pleased io learn she has reopened a store in this city Siin was formerly located on East street but has in trie Ellis Mrs Sehaffer lias Chicago complete stock of millinery has retained statute clearly or as some i courts say palpably and others ss i beyond a that the i statute is cases i court recognized The authorities upon question form a i and line with the i of the majority opinion ir decided i i year ago Aii Ron And thir lone authority is AH and ing upon iho TO what i the legislature of Missouri smv to is wts so c of New years to an- the of that Hushes haa the to a measure of as cue of a to those of a court are en- ruling similar products is provided I recommend at ions en- Mied into law It was feic was already carrying all ax ii siand the of beer prohibition move the it had rut down the consumption of bw d on page 3 Vv iiiii in ar Sioux City for ie of i irain for Omaha j -s f had speli as she f va to her in i deata and an t of i of now busings I of Boone has l was disposed 11.15 The social charge for ilie te for of jn th on Grace Cook of the order official lady i ooat lor A musical 1 i K nave in- I was tended and a loO per as able time was had by ali g   

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