Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-07
Will CONTINUE Fight
Iowa Frohibitionists Organize For
Future Political Campaigns in
the State.
Headquarters to Be Maintained and.
salaried Organizer Put in
Charge.
An Address Issued Deemer's Ac-|
An Address Issued Deemer's Ac-
ceptance Of Chancellorship Not
Confirmed.
% Tim ess- r RepubIican.

/ Special 70 Times epublican.
DIS Moines, Dec. 81 e ndaunted bs' the
failure of their party 10 get into the list
| of legal parties BY sting less thai: To-
1000 votes at he last election in Iowa
lthe prohibitionis'ts rlet in Des Meines
| yesterday and organized for another
cam paign. All but three or four OF the
members OF their state COMMITTEES We're
presant. They audited the accounts but
1did not make public the exact amount
4 they spent IL getting their votes. They
Ibid REP ort. however. that they had paid
4 all bills except 81 and they will not let
Ia deficiency like that disturb hem,
I Hea dQuarters Will be established in Dss
! Mo:nss and an oTganizep on a. salary be
put in charge. They accept il as GER
/ tain that there Will be an election this
! year as in other years, and they fixed
upon thetfird Tiiiirsda y Of next MAY as
| the date on which they Will nominate
jtheir state ticket. The committee also
issued an address 10 the people of Iowa.
i signed by Isev.sO. ID. TIllottof Iinevilie,
lchairman. ard John l.. lesnut, AZ tenn
porary secretary, somewhat reviewing
the past and calling on the prohibition
!; people 10 rally again 10 the standard.
The a6dress says:
God $ aws, moral and physical. are
immutable. N.hatsoey er' a m an or a M
l ton sowstii that shall they reap. By
Ethe forms of our Paws snunicIHai. state
land nationalthe sowing of mora and
/ physical disease by means, of he l4quor
ltrattic ls rot only permitted but enrour-
iiaged. Sa-pailed good men who become
sworn otfieees allow iaws designed tos
srestrict andsreguiate evil in many cases
a To become dead letters. Regulating the
! evil has proven a failure, as IS evidenced,
\ by the continued expansion OF the liquor
sliraitic not lniy at home. but, byt the aid.
sHof military force. is being extended
abroad. In our own loved state of Iowa
the saloon force is gress'lve. arrogant;
sIdefiant, more vicious than ever before.
4 Both the republican and democratic
parties are allies of the enemy We are
4 lighting. Many individuals, howe yer. in
thosA parties. are Disguised with the le-
gaiizsd crunkard making business and
VII We predict. socnerSor later join us
ION the firing line With their ballots to
a dethrone iNirlg sAicehoi, provided ne are
trlie to our convictions and srIianifess our
II Iihaie of the evil as Well as our love FOR
j the good that we find in our neigsibors
land friends wlio permit n saloon Is
exist. I-et Us. therefore be firm and
81 coura agect,s' N continuing the fight for
3 final success that knows no faltering
q When President .Asiesvwortii, \ OF
\ Drake University, was our nominee for
( governor. and Jackson. ssn ayoyea NJ
license man, " as the republican nominee
and the convention that nominated
s Jack ksan Vas almost equally aivides IN
regard 10 prohibition. there was an OPP
4 pnrtunity to elect an ayewed pfohibi-
Zionist ter gssvernbr Gen Drake ilow-
qeser.in allianee With the liquor pesvsr.to-
gaihsr with other cream sta nces caused
oui: nominee, Ayiessviorth. 10 resign, and
thru the callying and final refusal af
farmer ;cfiin to compete with Jackson
+ the orpprtuntty Of triumph was loss.
'suef an opportunity may be- al hand
IN our approaching gubernatofial con
test. Cheer on the battle. Let us make
j more complete our organization. Many
4 who have voted With US are not known
+ by name. Let evers one In oificia all posi-
ton n state district. county township
and Precinct make special effort 10 get
a complete record OF every voter Who
has III the past or Will in the future
J. vote with US. TO this end small local
gatherings win perhaps be more effect
i've than mass meetings or conventions.
II The saloon is IN politics and we mus I
8 align ourselves at the polls in order to
4 resist their future encroachmenfs and
a fortifyins By their corrupt methods III
y. controlling elections and officers whsn
Il elected. Negatively good men 9yvs q ca n
q command Christian votes as well as the
lssss,1
opeosc he liquor dealers demands.
TlS same apples to political parties
i Men and a party publicly known by
I, their actions and pledges to be true To
the righteous principles of prohibition
are essential 10 final success ir the pu-
htical warfare we are enlisted IN to
overcome the periis that menace church
and state
Let us renew our vows and fight ON
as valiant soldiers. with assurance OF
q divine approval, advancement cf our
u cause. as best We can in; our present en-
Y vironments, to hasten the day of ieiiv-
erance from tha monster that IS nov,
Z entrenched in the very citaae.s of our
. state and national governments
4
The Farmers Union Society. which
Ais''' JHs' Z iiiesA az Nie4Ss scltlitJspOrhilDn U
with the secretary of state is d new
cooperative farmers company al
Cylinder. in Palo Alto county The
capital stock is $500. which viii be in
creased to $1,000 as the business de-
mands. w. r.. Moore is president; G.
f. Underwood, treasurer and o. p.
Rondo, secretary. The business 10 be
4 done consists of dealing in live stock.
grain, coal, lumber, machinery and
merchandise.
The rumor that Judge Deemer, of the
supreme court, has decided upon ac-
. cepting the chancellorship Of the state
I University cannot be confirmed here. 1t
!. has been known that the trustees have
desired that Judge Deemer should take
the position and thus change places
with Mccain, and that the only ques-
/ tion at issue was that of salary. Inas-
! much as there has been no formal
A action taken raising the salary of the
\ chancellor to sum equal to that paid
4 the judges of the supreme court. it is
doubted by many that the matter is vet
settled. But the sentiment among the