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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
why women shou.a @Roos.-

Davenport Democrat. \ Chicago
woman no matter il she is the wife OF
a noted baseball manager. is in he
right. She SAYS that rore women
ought to attend the ball games wher-
ever rhev ara PLAYED This would tend
10 make the order better. possibly help
ing the box Office at the same time
s. Frank L. Chance ciinches her
argument this way If women
would forsake bridge whist, and
pink tea, sofa cushions, kimonas.
etc. and turn out 10 watch the
cleanest sport IN the world,
there would be more robustness
and fairmindedness among the sex II
men would only cone out and ex-
pand their lungs in the fresh air By
roofing for the home team. there
would Dc less work for the doctors
All of which IS as good as It is en-
thusiastic. The virtue Of baseball Is
that il Is played in the open where
both women ard men ought to be a.
much OF their time as possible The
harm If the pink tea. the sewing cir
Gle. bridge. and the things that en-
gage most women, and are called b,
them amusemeuts-the harm of these
is that they are indoor devices to keef
those who follow them away from sun
shine and indebted oxygen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
FREE ROAD DRAG

For -Ae pzrrose ot creating better
-ca6s II -1e vzcz1fty Nr J. G. ScAes-
Z merchant q F-z-E5-Eto1. offers IN
s5e SaFs a thsr Place 20 gre freq q
c1sst o7s 11s eEaTe feet long. q oak-
a75 o-s 1Xs. -four fest Bu1g. sz@e1=--
zor ssx fno- drag Tais offer i
eoo5 tcr Isl Oars and 70 t1s ars1 tn
tEers #50 10 lot ZOE oEa rusz1
5rzE II -zEng 4 NJ. scaee SAYS
Ills i Il opportunity % ges Z
-us5 drag to- Ts-y small ee5s- IAs
calF thing Xxi i required : tEo
1,1stS t~ezzF-soz- zaeE=s long az o1s
hcsz-s woyE- Evszy0zs saOzs6 y n
1sres.a5 II god -uz6s 4-v- 11sz-
1CZ4 Z --e hA7 Dw1 e z1s Count
Szca TzE15r-szsrssa5rsss = -O-teT
0t g-ese cozna1dzt50n Nj ScRe@ :
sTsz=ztly Il earnest Z his desire for
better v1bsss h5EhEzTs Is 5 arrested
u Ia tgc. -1z- - i wiling 70 s1oE
rs -A n his Eo-ss i I'll aoE o
rs ts1E Il the roads II Ire FieinEsE
q Pennington arg Erz g-sariy IL
EruTA u -ae 1sa 0. The drag I1e
f1--e-s 70 vbo1 - appeals saoz-sd
1a ze-nf. hin 10 oztdo F1el Z e
tors ID This ld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
Great soossl Also, Great sticks.

From Frank B. Coles West Coast
Lunaermsn The MUMMY Lumber &
shiuEie Company. OF Oly1ptze Wash
ingTon. sre getting CUT tilbs7s which
you'd BE monsters il any mans iznd-
Their hare accepted al order and viii
furnish four hewai sticks 4Sx4S-11o
feet So far rs known, these are the
largest sticks ever saved on the
coast Fab stick vii con ain IL
10 seet OF lumber and the four, 81
40 fast Ther VIII weigh over TO-
90 pounds From the tine donkey
engines aitch anto these sticks in the
woods 10 the tine when Their are
loaded. ever BIZ OF machinery that
touches them must 5e adjusted 10
handle the immense weight. The
strain on the machinery is something
terrific. The MIL company Nill r
ceive for the four sticks Sc 2s2. which
makes each one worth sz-3z3. Such
facts as this sounds almost Ike fiction.
This mil eompanv furnished the
spars for Kaiser wilhelm's yacht
; which we're recently shipped from
Tacoma. they came from the same
tract from which the above square
umbers we're secured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
ah;ec. slaves.

Clinton Herald: That the women
Of the underworld are held in practic-
al slavery had ample demonstration
within the past two or three days a.
Davenport. Following the action OF
the governor in signing the Lax en-
forcement law Mayor Scott gave
orders that all the houses in the red
light district must be closed at once
The orders were carried out Nearly
one hundred women were thrown in
the street. Preyed upon by landlords,
BY loan sharks. BY jewelry sharks and
by other miserable specimens o. the
human race. these to-be-pitied fallen
women found themselves in most
pitiable condition. None OF them had
money. few OF them had anything,
and not single place was open for
them The. enormous rentss exacae5
d. "a them. the sl,ylosks snlethod xos
the !. y sharks. and the methods os
the city authorities IN compelling
them to pay authly fines, stories OF
which developed ith their expulsion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
NEW LAW is sTRieT.
I--7-zl Rssorss VIII Have ssz-a ss-5-
ding IN i-~a After Juiy =

DEs MONIES April Fc- the
frs tine II hIstn-y EzoE czS5es OF
the state I'll BE wsshous znE immoral
resorts q and after J1iy l wasn the
szw receatly enacted bx the lsgs<aa-
tEre goes fnt0 effec-- II Is given OF.
officially that Ite EoRen cs the under
wo-ad VII either bs Obliged 70 lsaFe
-he state. O. change Eae5r coalition Of
life The la~ pu-s people wtso rent
Es-pTerty fO- immoral purposes Il The
SANE ca1egory as TIE unfortunate
Eonaa xaosc evl operations i Is de-
ssg7ed % prevent 30 thar property
o~ners VII ba wise Ehu exercise e1-
-rene care II selection Of tenants
Tie p-nclps. sections Of The lzE are
3 folloEs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
How 70 KIN ,Em.

Chicago Tribune: 1t is important
that The agency used to Kill flies that
gel into your home be non-poisonous
or not dangerous 70 human beings.
Especially IS this true IN homes where
there are children. 4 per cent solu-
luton Of bichromaEe Of potassium
made up with water and sweetensd
nith sugar. and placed IL shalioE5
dishes throughout the house, Eiii Kill
the flies and will not harm the child
rem should they get hold OF II. This
is cheap and may be obtained at any
drug store. A per cent solution OF
cobalt chloride may be used. L IS noFi.
poisonous. but Is more expensive and
hard 10 obtain.
Spraying ponds Of water with kero
sene viii destroy the larvae OF Hosqui
toes. and used in the same way in gar
bage boxes viii destroy the larvae Of
fies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
Punishment.

Sec. 4-In case OF The violation of
any Injunction granted under the pro
visions Of this act, the court. OF in va
cation. Judge thereof may summari-
Is try and punish the offender a par
II found guilty OF. contempt under the
provisions OF this section, shall be
punished By fine Of Rot less tlan
$500 nor more than $1,000 or b. i'm
prisonment in the county jail not less
than three nor more than six months.
or by both fine and Imprisonment.
Sec 5.-It the existence OF the
nuisance be established in an action
Is provided IN this sct. an order o.,
abatement shaI be entered as a part
q the Judgment in the case. which or
der shall direct tie removal from the
building OF place Of al fixtures. fur
nisure, musical instruments or mov-
able property used IN conducting he
nuisance. and shall direct the sale
thereof il the manner provided
for TIE sale OF chauels under execa-
ton. md the effectual closing Of the
building OF Place against lis Use Tor
any purpose. and 50 keeping it closed
for Z period CT one rear, unless sooner
released
See T-If the owner appears and
pays ali costs Of the proceeding. and
files bond with sureties to be ap
proved By the clerk in the full value
Of tie properly. to be ascertained o.
the court. or in vacation, By the clerk
auditor and treasurer Of the county
conditioned that ne sill imnediatel,
abate said nuisance and prevent thf
same from being established or KEEP
therein within a period of one yea
thereafter, the court, may. If satisfied
Of his good faith, order the premises
closed under the order OF aha'emen
) to be delivered to said owner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
7axE TING 70 LIVE

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9. ~4r o GEAR zld aa1 nd
I'D
s aeve- @ r lFe
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81 -~e q r5 ~
O. = ao- zz a@ ea=E 70 -1Fe 2
~ - a M
Al c1 rs x rise. Tasa y1
VII III rze
Is zs 10 g-zeF9zg s-@
Z ne gczl yol III Ec--e taa rushing
t76
Pzz s= O. A=1sh
Eoe1 zcz pm an sea=-@ eF- EaG
yrz 1-ezz
L IL pr Eo--a #G yoz sfras
Lers - seF sEas 1oE ne 1o-l1-s
zsz1ls-
LIS tzk= t=. zoE zs aen. 10
gz. es-E TRES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
Also Taxed.

Sec. Whenever a permanent In
junction issues against any person for
maintaining nuisance as herein
defined, or against any owner or agent
OF The building kept or used for the
purpose prohibited BIZ this act. there
shall be assessed against said build
ipg and the ground upon which the
same is located and against the per-
son or persons maintaining said nui-
sance. and tie owner or agent .. said
premises, a tax OF 5000. Said tax sha,'
be perpetual lien upon all property,
both personal and real. used for the
purpose of maintaining said nuisance,
and the payment Of said tax shall not
relieve the person or building from
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

F-s &. ssc,9-asa5 Azs N zae-s
Tssazsesl Wo-l ~ Ny q
---e Esz1g
z r4saale and picturesque
sca i q1o-s y aaT1zs
@ o r1ze L -as zaEEEss
s-z Isl ye from Tie
r.---nsa-czaz o-cAzr1z 81 ne Enl1-
states ware czEs-Sa1 MO PES
es z--v 0. saEs-s nesse1 . g IL
z-k xczls -xrz ~ $50 s @'a q
zzs an sazr zas=a rlzced side oy
~gze za Fz1a q Amos
s-5sae niles -g8za &c E-6ls Eae
ez-zh -z-.v-zz1s uE he lo-sl
zs5za7 Il -azz Eznanzssn q TzS-ry Is
ss-szz-s5 Il z e Q'91ds- IL
crss-g $50 pounds u 5cgr.
zr6 an Ssss- inrad5eazs II tie Pap
zr A-s-zcz7 ztres-51s- desert
rezzlzx 1875 czrz 2. szlaz-d
ezEzez-v u -zz1c-E then ron tie
1Ts1s 70 m e1z-rs- IN 1913
~ barrels u aspss ws-s p-o-
ze=5 II Tzs.e6 states IN 1874
-Ae RAID RS go sz-alz greater.
Tnsz Il 1868 i drCpaed % 2 ESQ $50
tzr-sls- md Il 1875 K lc-Rzss1 10
81 Ssss s-relz Tie Ccp q 1871
fa II 10 . whsch .@ aoczs
rns yzeE1 to- ~ rear 1903
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

TIE railroads Of the United States
reporting fer March show total 4ross
earnings. according to Dun's Review. OF
s98 1875, showing an increase Of
70 - per cent compared win tie
zane month last year AL of the rail.
roads have not reported. nut IT is not
believed that the percentage of in-
crease VIII fsll below that aiready
shoWn- # Is interesting ID know that
the earnings in December 1905, showed
an increase Of 4 4-f0 per cent, those Of
January 1903 the same percentage of
increase, February showed : IN per
cent and March shows an increase II
~ ~ per cent. The general predic.
ion thai better times are In prospect
and the assurance that business is
ALREADY showing marked signs Of Ina
provement ere confirmed by this IN
crease in earnings
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
IRE N.~ Lax.

Sc l--WsoeTe- shall ersc- IS
tabElsh, continue, maintain. Use oEn
CT lease azy building erection O. place
f0- the purpose OF leEdness. essigaa
tso1 CT prostitution Is guilty Of Z NUS
a1ca. and -ha building. or Tie ground
itself. are also declared nuisance, ale
shall b e15otned and abated As 1ere-
i1after provided
Ser. 4-Theaever q nuisance i
kept maintained. Or exists. IS defined
II his act The couaty attorney OF aay
citizen Of the couatF may maintain
Al action II equity II The name q the
state u Iowa. 70 pe-pssnaliy e1Join said
nuisance, the psrson or persons ec1-
duotfng OF maintaining he sane. and
ne owner o. agent Of he building Or
g-ou-1 IN such acss0n he court. or 4
Judge N vacation. saall alIow q tan
porary writ q injunction Without bond
Three dsys' notice II srittug shall be
gEvea the defendant q the hearing Of
The application and # Ineu continued As
his instance. the wit as PRAYED shall
5 be granted az mater Of course When
an Injunction has been granted il shall
BE- binding on the defendant through
out the Judicial distict IN w2ich i vas
issued. ard any violation Of the pro
visions Of injunction herein provided
shah ae z contempt a hereinafter pro
yEded-
ser. s-Ihe action ~heH brought
shall be triabie al the first term OF
court- and II such action evidence q
the general reputation of the place
shall be admissible for the purpose Of
proving me existence of said nuisance
II the complaint IS fled by citizen
il shall not De dismissed except upor
; sworn statement made b. the CON
: plainant and his attorney setting fortE
5 the reason why the action saould By
dismissed and the dismissal approve
: b. the county attorney in writing o.
+ in open court II the court is OF HI
{ opinion that the action ought not =
2 be dismissed he may direct the coun
" attorney 10 prosecute said acton
!, TO judgment and, II the action is cor
: tinued more than one term OF court
: any citizen OF the county or the count,
n attorney NAY be substituted for II
Z. complaining party and prosecute sal
Q action 70 judgment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
cowwlsslon vs.. LEGISLATURE.

-
Cas. : l. Dzka. II early resident
@. geosuE no# Z eiFic and political
1=z6e- II A-Eznsas. hzz ~ article in
2 -aeze number Of t1e Little RocE
A-Ez-szs state Republican Suggesting
.hz- tie legislature q tAz- state D
abolished and rs trlas. Together
nth -Eose o. the gove-lo- cs als-
charged n state commission 20 y
1a-a3 for the purpose Colo1sa Duke Is
-novad u 7ro1e- this suggestion bF
r1c co1ssds-arfoas- Fsrs-. because q
1aa great Improvement II cztE EpTe-r-
ueu- brought zbcat bv the sakss-it1-
r5n1 II -ae co-aZissiol plan Eo- sas
rlza q government b ctr councils.
and seeoadly. b. the aqPz-sa SAINT Of
szgzcity On re part o. Totsrs Q. The
STATE II the Selection Of legislators
able 20 cove with the larger 2ueS
tiers OF szzta importance
Col0ne, Dukes idea Is 70 do s~ay
With tie present form Of legislative
government a-d 1T the Supreme court
apooizt z commission. 81 saT six 1rss-
class nsa II theIr several Toczriols-
subject 10 tie approval Of the goyeT-
no-. 70 SIT Is state commission, VIII
r1e gore-uor as chairman. withouE 2
ro-e excsgz IN case Of 2 tie Il :
suggested thar the governors salars
y raised 10 ssls rear ID thai
lie -enbs-z b paid $500 z rear
~ required 70 deyote all thesl
tine 10 The state II order that Al
ire people BE represented il g tEr
thar suggested mat the selection o
commissioners might b as follows
one argt-clasz farmer, one arst-clss
preacher. one arstcizss LAWYER On
I fsrzt-class doctor and one frs--clas
educator. And they should pc r
ouired. all Of them, 10 bear drst-cias
civil service certificates in their =
Q slec-ive caIlings. Colonel Duke say
il support Of his proposition
L with such q board il might be 20
: sible TO have Laws Of a general HI
e ture to cover nearly all the wants
the people. Local bills would he Il
). exception. as was conteTnp plated By II
wise men Who made our coastitutio
But with the kind Of mater
selected for our legislature il seen
e either that the ability 70 formula
e. general laws or 70 pass them Vhe
: formulated Is beyond their abilit
And they resort 70 little local bills Z
d small 10 attract notice or oppositio
e anu thus drag out miserable, i n
y. disgracafuI. existence for double
81 treble the time that is set b. the 60
n stitution, costing the state $4,000
$3.50 go. with very little TO show I
OF It. whereas. nv plan would CO
sSs.ea0- and, believe. would resi-
* in as great impro aent
~ state government As has the co
~ mission plan in city government in
III cities that have tried Il HoF To-
4 will the people suffer before they II
al up and throw OF this legislative
clibUS9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
Named After a Negro.

Springfield GfMass-. Republican:
Philadelphia has always had a pros
porous and sslf-respectiag negro popu-
iatiou. and hence it is not sHrnris ing
that uew hospital. TO be named after
Frederick Douglass. the finest insti-
t1te OF lis kind in the world built and
managed BY coloresi people. IS to be
dedicated next week Il las cost
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
No shaM fer chautaLeua.

Des Moines Register and Leader:
Billy Sundays six weeks revival in
Springfield, Ill. neued him slO,-
73A. The Chautauqua circuit will
never get him while ne can keep up
that pace
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

ar oShs- penalties provided hE saw-
TIE provisions q IRE Law relating 70
The collecting and dEss-zozzsssa q The
1zlc1 lsqaor -ar shall goFeD IN the
collection and cis-r5h1szo1 q he YAK
herein prescribed n 50 lar Is the same
are applicable. and not II ooat7scs
With tie q-ovzss-s cE this ACT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

yoss-1o- Haskell q Oklahoma HIS
leze1 scgasetea ol Z -ec1IIcality His
sfzts eonrg paper Rhieh says il is II
~ szme variety e ire small boy's
SIS Eita tne CT q an adjoining
To9m. Hearing the bowls Of the cat the
LnotaeE shouted, Johnnie, stop pulling
thai cats tail. = ans pulling his
tsil responded truthful johnnie. /
an holding MS Tan and he Is doing tie
pulling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

commentary On marriage coadi-
tions N Caicsgo was offered e1e day
lsst v'eek, ~hen tE0 Judges N that
ctr granted sixty-seTen divorces ii z
1eE hourz- Most Of the DEGREES were
rendered ~ dsfsul- z-d the cause
Tas chiefly desTIo1 Or the sme
Or re marriage licenses issued Il
Caiczg0 Numbered tcrry five
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

thing so- his constituents The N
szrgenr may tzIk long and load eEea
Eir applause aad lighting fzzne, but
fog things rszly accomplished his
REGARD VII ~ Z d5ss p7oin--s1z-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

Pneumonia is prevalent 1t this tine
OF year and more people 10 II ths
disease in tbe spring than Is sny 9TH.
er season one reason for a.s s
that oYeraeating Is potent lact5 n
causing pneumonia More cae arc
attributable q this tfn To ~
ATropos this the health 4 .men,
Chicago has issued 2 @ar7at1s fHar
IS applicable in Keokus as IL mat
city The announcement 10 TIE f8s-
loving effect
At This season Of the ea7 tie
weather is generally mild bur subject
10 sudden and pronounced chang
our houses are warmer. but The peo-
III are still wearing their winter
faHnels and heavy oYercoats These
conditions make for oyerheating and
sudden chilling People 20 about with
undergarments dampened with ner-
spiration They experience a sudden
change of temperature, the body be
cones chilled and as result pneu-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

500. Goa. and is located in Lombard
street, near Sixteenth The institu-
ton was founded in 1895 by DR.. Ma
than z. Nossell. and Will contain 100
beds. as veil as training school to
equip young negro women 10 be-
nurses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
4 Renular Is. an lnsuraent.

Pennington News: A congressman
who turns insurgent handicaps him
self. Chas. A. Kennedy Is &c OF the
three representatives from Iowa who
is in a position to accomplish some
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

: Missouri s1dge .zs ruled tazt
zo1zn rs License u swear whea
s1a RS . lssd drEken husband
n1Ie q aig1- TIE 11mba- 81 GAIA DE
judges II Missouri i Increasing right
along
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

Il Eo4sd sa- - - hg1 11-4 ~
zlzzzze MAKER nd IL zZAsE
- 81 togaae- szd a1ssasE t-sz-
ss=zcs Z taeE cat % AZ -s=--
es- -1sv -zhz q leszt sgr@e q
cs1z -1Eez1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

Tie prices q n=at and brezd cen
-taEe u adya1ca E4p -hers i 10
In sgz1@t Etscking 70 bzcExaear
ezka.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

TIE CARTS Leader i os-E
ez.--T ce--s xc-1 q sugar g al 50
ze-zs@rs u say & ~ s1e--Ess-s---
Il VII Zro1zg hzz1 CT ~ EZ7
azte-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

from the places they had known as
home, are almost beyond belief, and
demonstrated that more abiect slaves
never existed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

-.c7sz fresaaoEsy 6eTesoE To zTos1
,g-szs-sz ~ taa frasL III Aatz-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

TIE Philadelphia North american
suggests that me high PRICE Of proTi-
sions 1-obzbly Is me result q using
So mauy on womens hats
Turk wao tackled 2 corn fed
iowa zt1lete Is now readF - under
write Ill son care 70 ssy about me
Hsxzeya states supremacy Il Ire
s-ock ssgs the Dubaque Times-Jour-
ri
Senator Bailey rags his head sol
ennlv ard prophesies laat President
Tsft VIII prove : Disappointment. The
Chicago NeFs truthfullg SAYS thai y
h disappoia-s Senator BeileT the
coau-ry I'll take Il ss 4 hopeful sign
Noticing il Is daily newspapers
ha- qu.te number Il women have
5een acquitted Istsly q numbering
their hus5ands Kansas nan OBJ
serves nat ans5ands and rabbits are
aao The only game that can be hunt
ID without 2 license
Tae Northeastern Iowa Press asso
etz .ior VIII hold its annual meeting in
CHARLES City on 5lsy s and Z The
ars- Session Nili De held on Tnnrsd AZ
egea!ng- Friday viii be devoted f
re discussion 81 trade topics " +
Parrot. Of the Waterloo Reporter VII
rasd q paper Friday afternoon Of
The National Editorial Association.
Tae meeting viii close with banque
Friday evening
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22
NOTES AND COMMENT.

Diet hint suggested by the Sioux
CITY Journal Good corn bread :
sDpetiz.ng. filing and nonrishing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-22

O. IL g1 az ge I'd g-l1 "a
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-25
STRIKE
GROWS
WORSE

OMAHA, Sept. 25.-Extra officers
have been sworn in by the chief OF
police to prevent a continuation of the
riots which have marked the progress
of the street car strike for the past
three days The action is a result of
the serious disturbances last night
when the mobs stoned the cars and in
jured six persons.
While the authorities We're attempt
ing to dispense the mob last night Pa
trolman Frank Rooney was struck in
the head by rock and is dying today
President Wattles of the car company,
has been in conference with the mayors
of Omaha South Omaha. Council Bluffs
Benson. and Florence in an endeavor
to secure their aid to settle the strike.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-25
PAPER MAKERS
MUST MOVE OUT
THEY WILL PROBABLY BE FORC-
ED TO MOVE MILLS
INTO CANADA
PUBLISHERS SAY SENATE RAISED
HOUSE RATE MERELY TO
PLEASE HALE

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The commit
tee on paper of the American NeWspa-
per Publishers association gave out a
statement tonight concerning the i'm
pending trade issues between Canada
and the United States. The state
ment says:
"At the outset the Dominion claim
ed that if the American mills wanted
to obtain their supply of pulp wood
from Canada the American paper max
ers should not object to a reasonable
rate of duty on paper made in Can
ada from pulp wood. a committee of
the house of representatives after a
ten months study of the subject, ap-
proved that view, which was confirm
ed and ratified by the ways and means
committee and by the house of rerfe-
sentatives.
Senator Hale objected to such an
arrangement and the United States
senate to please him upset it and rails
ed the rate above that passed by the
house. The provinces of Canada now
declare that since the United States
has refused to admit print paper upon