Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 11

Tin: riTTsnrnnii qazettc titsday; CU Fl.Br.rAHY 27, 1912. i Valet Brandt TB05TPUTF0HB a v. to Step From Tombs Today AnUe Cef.ift.1 Habeas Corp Uni lo Release nciu evvno rr.OMOio "ft a. aa a a a a. a.

1 a oo aa al 11 o-- MIII5 ISSUES (all from Missouri) o. 4m a. Ir aoa. a m.ff"Va fea-waa l-aa- af Hnltt a. tt (fwiM-fli, a.o.

t.o- a. -t kia'nui rio t.o.a fo a-to- ,4 t.t, lt i ta tii ooa Oft. a "Ununt -a. 1 ai'rtt aHa aa a) 5 laa anaialM rfaaiaa In almost every paper you pick up, some big man is talking about our judges. Here is a story: 1 a a I a sj I a I aMT 1 tnaf I a ii a a taaj -alir Al.

1 I Allotcara aWtaatal -a al a a laa L.a aali(-4f J. i.teaaka afllr rMnia I la 14 a- a)2tA4tl la I f.r latnttliat of (ran all aa- Un riM ItifncH all Said to Aid mrf-t inaa.it j. t. K4fKk. Wt .1 ajni 1,4 Mf -I 4 (rtS I 1tt iri "4 "i "4 Imam unMll ') at i 1 H4 Tut t.

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an niKfht hum a rtl I t-ia-r Now York lo." ttto it, ltxll tarar w'timllil rro enter of Monopoh. 5ta.lc. Witness. i iaa. -at -r irul auk n1M.

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Allnrm-y tHa.4 Tl. r. rn. a rutnlurlltiC ItllO lha rta "BULLDOG HERE. kaa.

i' i t. af a t.c.a. a Iftar aV'ataUaaiwa aaf 1 paja a. tavsa all4all aawtaa a.t tal. ta a.

I 'fx r. Glob Girdling Automobile Hat Al- Iba tvaaal redy Corerfd 43.400 Ilallrml In iV.lv aixl txr.rtiie iho rarxM a a-1 I. Kwa.a aa Ifi f.afrkn lf. a aVabnl It fj4nlr4 oul thai l.a aMi ltwl ato iaalwaalfara taula anal wrairhr, tutiH atfl Inillala of icnaiHii i rm.n. Indian.

ah an-l lrlha. ll.a ci-ianc -Hull h. in am ri In llttaburch afta-r taf. a MoiKb' W'lwllan, iiirlitliWM of iha t.i ia loajj.taa' ('ullrtl, fKifa tfttaTaW iKau.n'r.aT tt. may atnae January i mm '( -U hat a af a la.

art ll.a fj I--- llnri I U-a. a. a oa Ka aiaiwl a lai lotartrraaat a aa aa Ka a fr-tn 'W York, alih a total of iX a Itw l'Bi'tael ra4 la (W mrait. aat caavaa Jui'Jr la ctMimiwwii-t tlall In I'a I mmvm p. rnmH 'sa-H TKa hna llaivla f-m tfaraa-fn iM lofvf tf g1 inn lUaaa-ma-T l-wa a a latM af It.

Hm ana U.t war a BMaaiwa m-i p- rrnTiaQ TKa hna llaivla front 04 J-rt4w lo STH Ifewmrr haivl- in lha- car rr thuaa- I a Vrt. muJ t'l I'lutterr. I ir fhatU. ij. 'rr1tal nl Grvrco I Tl.

alima la thl. rity from Wlvwl-iri Va' a in thra haurv and aa (ha a 1., ttiaucli rairff ailfi Ul ara la Tlw llull aar tn, Br, io tnaa lha cnntlnrnt In mi4. Mum Kft tvan I nn. i ml. aa-.

Nointlar I. Hil. art lnm Jannatr I af trf hating avarmav. l-ai-t rmM4 th ara tnoutilala a tttat ftarffva atLa aa4 Uaav Maautitaltaa I'l-vtl tbra. faat Thle aairta a ar it mt iK.

Arrik- flr atl at ea-n of at .1. and lttaiu. aaa aiW far-IS. r.o It than tta.l bJa la aii.utll I -a a ato aa taw rtat rit ajrtaa-y artaulvl ttaa tfc aira. an I txa la tf In I Ka atttaai trataa.

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I jjiinaiaa A Itilabwrsi. afe lka Jjyw. a.a4 an 4t laka t.t'.a an4 WalSa.li ivtirNrt: lu.r.a.! T- rr.ait: vi. a. am, tw ai H.

a. I I la law affltnaail.a It HmJJtm foaafaaaa VaaW4aa i- i.ni.. i fa af IfWB JI lil a. norlf a -w a. ToniHaaiaa iiaai mi f-a-l it la a a aa aa lr-f ai aat I aaaa raaa-l STATED SUIT FILED.

Special Counsel Sue. City Solicitor for $2,057 Docket Fee. Atirttar William A Htottja. aiax-lat "k'aa of laa FttT of I'll I ahura h. nlal TW raaMa a la tv'na1 i aa laaaial wiiaa labial at aaraa al vr a a I.

.1 a a A tt llllatn. tamm aaa a.l afa a Ua aa a. aata a aattataa. It ta. to fara-ti af i anaao ina att a.a-a.

a taaq intt-rarat. rharcnl by Mr. faf-a-taa a a a a. Rube Oglesby, a young brakeman, was smashed up in a railroad wreck on the Missouri Pacific, and was crippled for life. The cause of the wreck was a box car with worm-eaten sills.

Rube Oglesby sued the Missouri Pacific. He got a judgment for $15,000. No money paid judgment appealed the case carried up to the Supreme Court; judgment affirmed by six judges out of seven. Later a rehearing was granted the railroad; the Supreme Court again affirmed judgment. A wait; case reopened, and the third time the Supreme Court of Missouri affirmed the judgment of 1 5,000 to Rube Oglesby.

Once more the case was reopened, tried in a different county; agin Oglesby got judgment; again up to the Supreme Court went the case, and on June 1 5, 1903, nearly eleven years after the accident, the Supreme Court of Missouri, the personnel of which had been gradually shifted, turned a back somersault, decided against Oglesby, and refused him another trial! A newspaper man at Oglesby's home was fined $500 by the Supreme Court for printing what he thought of it. The editor's fellow-townsmen wired the amount of the fine to the capital during the noon recess of court; welcomed him home with a brass band, and elected Rube Oglesby Railway Commissioner. His associates made him chairman of the Railway Commission. The Supreme Court of the United States had held that it was the duty of a railway company to its employees to use reasonable care to see that cars were in good condition. The Missouri Pacific did not want this doctrine upheld by the state court, and for this reason it fought Oglesby for eleven years in the courts.

Do you like this brand of justice? Wouldn't it look from the outside as though justice had been sidetracked to let the Missouri Pacific special go by? But it might be only an isolated case taken from a far-away state. If you think that's true, or if you find anything 'SF fSii? that Sets ym oat Just read BIG BUSINESS AND THE BENCH, by C. P. Connolly and see how he has traced this sort of influence from state to state and from court to court. You will find his story in the March number of a ta-a-t.

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a-aaa tW of c.fU,a4 aaul a-. aoattoaao I a faxlata ttlr. aa aa.l maaatl fa taa ra-i. mt-traa tara iVaota-a aooaafcai. fur-ram.

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at tr. a batarcn I a-I a ANDOlNTMENT IVocnc and Purify the Complexion Remove Pimples libckhead la at a r.titi.. a rv.1 a) a aoH.i.. miiw, and IfO ftf Its Your Liver a- car c.o. I.o trt.

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Too and laiftaltlft rtnaft ah.rla Mn Peopip Tk. Hcadacha Powders When a Liver Tome Needed. I I faiirtw.) a.l.rrt..-ti.. ran alao I I fi--l ear. -r l.rad.ra to carrv tniara.

2gazme in.fi Olive Tablet the Substitute for Calomel. I 11 I 'Try iiia.) imtation. Kedncsi I 1 m.l.lti.. a a(at-. lr lai.va air lha on.

taiorii.l. Tlt-v I Ihr t.l.tftial a a tif ailllout any of an "i a a a- --I a cart I a t.f. I a -1 a 1 l.t aor.a ikr. I a -I itilta ar. lartfr-U a fa-.

tljfl ia i t.f ar. in lira I If- l-ai-l aflrr rftr.tta and it behooves you to read it, because IT IS TRUE. I 1 it. r. I.

n.i i.r.-r..:iv. niu-n ymi tako Soften and Whiten the I lands Clear the Scalp of l)an-dnitl and Are la and i. 'v i. a "lia-H. rt.ini.

iciifiti4 rail or caniur "iltv. lal.i.-t. not i.tiitam raiuma-l or f.tfifmnaf fa I fttrlil. an- ni.i.tlli- lha-v ar. a THE RIDGWAY COMPANY.

PUBUSHERS. 'New-York rtrht -f in. fa- I io oin iitin. t.f l.n. utvirr t-.

a ma (rant' a.m. I I it.iy n.t i.l.!.. iii--unl nuiusd with aiiiv. rat)' takf. and or an-.

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