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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1911

Page

5

General Markets Reported by Lamson Bros Co

Estimated receipts for today show hogs 729000 cattle 5000 sheep 48600. Hog market opens weak with mixed and butchers 7.70 to 8.00, rough heavy 7.45 to 7.60, light 7.85 to 8.05, closes slow. Cattle market opens steady with beeves 4.907.08, Texas and western steers 4.15 to 5.75, stockers 3.70 to 5.80, cows 2.75 to 9.50. Sheep market ranges native lambs 4.50 to 6.20, western 2.75 to 6.20. Cash wheat 1st to 2nd and high grades listed. cash corn and oats with multiple grades. New York stocks and futures mixed. notable names include Canadian Pacific, Pennsylvania, Reading, Rock Island, Chicago Great Western, Union Pacific, U S Steel.

Chicago Beeves Texas New York Stock Exchange Canadian Pacifi Cs Ee Ees Pennsylvania Reading 15Th Rock Island Ae Eee American Smelter Union Pacific Ae Ee Baltimore and OhMlo iSouthern Paciflc Brooklyn Rapid United States Steel, Common United States Steel, Pfd Northern Pacific iGreat Northern Erie Klinoig Central St. Pauls Missouri Pavnte New York Central Waterloo Kansas Turkey Wellington Praire

Editor Dodsworth testifies on ship subsidy graft concerns

Washington witnesses at a House subsidy inquiry include John W. Dodsworth editor of the Journal of Commerce Charles A Conant former correspondent and F C Donald of the Central Passenger association. Dodsworth calls subsidies graft but notes honest supporters and recounts past influence attempts and offers. Conant denies improper money offers and recalls 1896 97 push for publicity amid Spain reforms.

Washington, D. C John W. Dodsworth New York Journal of Commerce Charles A. Conant New York F. C. Donald Chicago Central Passenger Association House Committee On A. W. Dodsworth The Journal of Commerce Conant Spain William Dodsworth Olney United States

Personality In Teaching Lecture Opens Waterloo Series

The first talk under Waterloo public schools auspices was held at West High. Dr J A Marquis of Coe College Cedar Rapids spoke on Personality In Teaching. He asserted great teacher personality is essential and cited Dr Jonathan Edwards as an example. The next lecture Feb 8 at East High will feature Dr Thomas H Mr Bride on the Valley of the Nile. Attendance was strong from Waterloo teachers.

Waterloo West High J. A A. Marquis Coe College Cedar Rapids Jonathan Edwards North Hampton Mass Edwards East High School Thomas H Mr Bride The State University Valley of the Nile Waterloo East West Marquis

House Passes Tariff Board in Taft Drive

Washington January 31 The House passed the Dalzell Longworth bill creating a permanent tariff board to aid in scientific revision of duties, backed by Republicans and some Democrats led by Champ Clark. Opposition came from Fitzgerald and Harrison with the board reporting to Congress and the President. The Senate threat of filibuster looms as reciprocity and extra-session talk influence prospects.

Washington, D. C House of Representatives Dalzell-Longwearth Taft Champ Clark Missouri Fitzgerald and Harrison New York Democratic Ways and Mesa Committee Clark House Senate Washington United States Ballay Texas Beveridge Indiana Congress Aldrich Tariff Board

Art pictures at East Waterloo High School exhibit delights visitors

East Waterloo high school's manual training building hosts a 300 picture art exhibit featuring Mona Lisa Interior of a Cottage The Horse Fair Thea Wheatfield Joan of Arc Hearing the Voices Madonna Infant Jesus and John and other masterpieces. Students and teachers plan long viewing times with Saturday afternoon favored for extended sessions to enable fundraising for better classroom pictures.

East Waterloo High School Leonardo da Vinci Israeli Rosa Bonheur Thea Wheatfield Volkmann Joan of Arc Bastien Lepage Madonna Jesus John Botticelli

Justice Kuhns Officiates Marriage in Dysart Ceremony

Justice J H Kuhns presided at 1 o'clock this afternoon in his office at the Commercial building uniting George Wiebbecke and Agnes L Thomsen, both of Dysart, in marriage.

J. H. Kuhns George Wiebbecke Agnes L. Thomsen Dysart

Something Between Them In Interest With Miss Spud Long

A humorous exchange reveals tension when a caller hints at troubles with the pretty Miss Spud Long, noting every visit to her house has met with a tense reception and a curious setcow.

Aviation training school opened in Augusta by Wright team

Augusta Ga Jan 28 Frank Coffyn of the Wright aviators has opened an aviation training school in Augusta A number of well known men including Robert Collier and Allan A Ryan of New York and J Starling Burgess of Boston will be coached in navigating the air Mr Collier chairs the national Aero club council and Mr Ryan played a leading role in the Belmont park aviation display Collier has a new Wright biplane stored at Belmont park and may take lessons there too.

Augusta Frank Coffyn Wright Robert Collier Allan A. Ryan New York J. Starling Burgess Boston Collier National Council of the Aero Club Ryan Belmont Park

Interurban Boost Favours Cedar Rapids Line Move

Twenty three citizens appeared before the Commercial club at Cedar Rapids on January 31 to back an interurban route through Black Hawk and Benton counties. Initial sentiment indicates positive support for the proposed line.

Cedar Rapids Evening Press Black Hawk Benton Counties Commercial Club

Next Regular Horse Sale At Our Market

The letter promotes the upcoming regular horse sale, touting broad national appeal and high demand for draft and express horses. It notes strong buyer interest across the United States and Canada, with Southern markets seeking nice clean horses weighing 1000 to 1250 pounds at 140 to 175 dollars. WM. Holland invites consigners and buyers to participate.

United States Canada WM. Holland

Changes in Court House Offices by County Board

The board of supervisors met in adjourned session and focused on routine business including bill auditing. They reviewed courthouse basement plans to adjust office layouts after Waterloo water works relocates. Proposed shifts would place the surveyor in water works rooms, move the county superintendent to the surveyor space, and repurpose the superintendent’s front room. Crystal Theatre advertisement included.

Board of Supervisors Court House Waterloo Water Works

Coal Thieves Grow Bold in Transit and Yard Heists

Illinois Central special agents report increasing bold coal thefts from yards and cars. Arrests made as thieves remove chunks from rolling stock, store coal in cellars, and evade capture when confronted. The piece also includes a humorous aside about the word phenomenon and a local license notice for Thomas F. Rice and Evelyn S. Wood.

Illinois Central Railway Company Albert Lea

YWCA To Stage Big Membership Contest

An enthusiastic meeting of the YWCA provisional organization formed five teams led by Mrs. Alford Borges Austin Taylor and Warren Each leader will recruit ten members and a team color and badge will identify members The contest lasts a month with dates announced after Thursday and possible start next week The top two teams win banquets from the remaining three losing teams The goal is 1000 members and prizes based on money raised rather than headcount

Co. W. Illingworth Franklin Street E. T. Alford E. A. Borges Henry Austin T. G. Taylor F. W. Warren W.C. A

Suit In Justice Court Over Damaged Cutter and Injuries

Westcott and Bradley sue Baxyl R Welstead and Iva Welstead for 29.50 damages to a tiger horse cutter, plus 99 back fire, with a counterclaim for 499 alleging the horse was unmanageable and caused permanent injuries to Miss Welstead. Hearing set for February 15 before Justice Demster.

Justice Knapp Court of Justice

Attorneys Argue Unique Motion Over Saloons Consent Petition

In Judge C. B. E. Ransier s court attorneys argued the objectors motion challenging the canvass of a saloon consent petition on grounds of alleged lack of proper legal notice by the board of supervisors. The board claims papers were named in 1910, though records are unclear, while supporters argue notice must follow statute. The judge postponed ruling to study the authorities as canvass proceeds, with many names to be read.

C.be. Ransier Board of Supervisors J.W. Arbuckle B. Reed J. S. Tuthill C. W. Mullan W. N. Birdsall J. T. Sullivan B. Boies Iowa Rainbow Raintow Birdsall Arbuckle Mullan Ransier

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