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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-14
Amend Game Laws.

The bill to amend the game laws of
the state was introduced in the senate
by the committee on fish and game.
If enacted it is claimed Wisconsin
will have the best game laws in the
country. One important provision
pertains to farmers hunting on their
own land without license. They will
be allowed to hunt rabbits and squir-
rels at all times and can use ferrit
four pounds round and two pounds
dressed is placed in muskelunge ana
eight pounds round and four pounds
dressed for sturgeon. Shipment OF
trout taken from inland waters is for
hidden unless accompanied by the per-
son making the shipment. All confis-
Gated game is to be divided equally
between the charitable and penal in
stitutions of the state. The sale of
black and yellow bass, muskellunge.
pike, sturgeon, or pickerel is forbid
der during the closed season. Resi-
dent hunting licenses may be issued
TO actual settlers who have not been
residents of the state one year. Nets
of any kind cannot be set within a
quarter-mile of any harbor, pier or
breakwater on the shores of Lake
Michigan. No hunting license shall be
issued to any person under u years Of
age. Manufacturers of the site shall
be permitted to purchase dry hides or
skins of deer in other states regard
less of color for the purpose of maj
ufacturing in this state.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-14
RATE BILL COMES IN
QUICK COMMITTEE RESPONSE TO
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
PROHIBITS HIGH CHARGES
Heavy Penalties Provided For Any
Increase Over Schedule on Freight
Tariffs-Lobby Demands Hearings
Revision of Same Laws Comes
to Senate in New Measure

Madison, May 8.
The assembly committee on rail-
roads last night reported for passage
bill to keep the railroads of the state
from increasing the freight rates be-
tween points within the state. The
measure is in keeping with the recon-
mendation of the governors message.
The new bill provides that it shal.
be unlawful for any railroad operating
within the state to demand or receive
a greater compensation for the trans
portation of property between points
in this state than the charge fixed in
the lowest published schedule of tariff
rates for the same kind Of property
between the same points in force
June Is. 1902. The railroads must file
the tariffs they have in force at that
time within 10 days.
No change in the rates shall be law
full until a copy of the tariff showing
such changes shall be filed with the
railroad commissioner. All tariffs re-
lating to interstate commerce rates
through the state must be filed with
the commissioner.
For every violation a penalty of a
fine of from $50 to $4,000 is provided,
one half to go to the person prosecut-
ing under the act.
The committee on railroads had the
bill under consideration yesterday af-
ternoon and decided to report it out
for immediate passage Messrs. Ring
and Harris of the Northwestern and
Milwaukee roads demanded that the
roads be given hearing. Mr.. Gilman
informed him that the bill needed no
more hearings.
The governors message was re-
ferred to the committee on assessment
and collection of taxes in the senate.
Senator Whitehead objected to the
reference but it was so referred, de-
spite his protest. There is an opinion
that Governor La Toilette has turned
the tables upon the railroads and the
favored shippers by recommending
the legislation which is proposed in
the bill.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-14
China Looks for War.

Pekin, May 9.-Russia's latest ma
NEWER is interpreted as being intend
cd as reply to Chinas refusal to grant
Russia's demand. to protests OF pow
ers and as a declaration that she is
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-14

1t is said that Andrew Carnegie IL
now thoroughly interested in the race
question He admires Booker T.
Washington and it is predicted tina
ere long he will supplement mis-
100000 donation to Tuskegee by
another gift of notable character.
ais course is expected to lead to
ol-er donations that will place tho
school in a comfortable position to
prosecute its great work of uplifting
the colored people and thus doing its
part in relieving one OF the grayest
problems of the day.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-14
Warlike Preparations.

Pekin, May 9.-The Russians, it is
announced, have re-occupied New
Chwang with a large force, and have
also put garrisons in the forts at the
mouth of the Lao river. They are fur
Their reported to be making extensive
warlike preparations.
A dispatch from an official at New
Chwang says indications point strong
intended to guard against operations
against the Russians in Manchuria.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Maritime Association and Cotton EN-
change Still Far Apart.
Galveston, Texas, January to.--The Gal.
weston Maritime association and the cotton
exchange have never settled their disagree
mcnt regarding the demand made by the
Maritime association that the Galveston
congresses be forced TO place seven instead
OF six bands on each bale OF cotton com
pressed at Galveston for export II will be
remembered that the Maritime association
made this ruling some time ago and that the
cotton exchange protested against a. The
nrotest was UNDECIDED M the time, hut mem.
hrrs Of the exchange were insistcnt ana
have never accepted the ruling as Just
one. The adjustment Of the difference has
been IN allowance for some time This week
there have been three meetings, al which
the subject was discussed, but no agree
ment has vet been reached. Another meet
Ing will take place Mouduy, and tt Is be
Uevcd thar the matter win DE finally dis
posed Of at this time. Neither has yielded
up to the present, but ms there are many
members of each association who are also
members of the other. nm effort viii bc
made TO settle the question nmicably II
possible. otherwise Il viii be necessary 10
resort TO the courts to determine whether
or not the Maritime association has the
power to enforce its ruinE. Interior com
presses are already placing from seven to
eight bands on each bale, but the Calves.
ton presses have hitherto placed only six
bands on q bale.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
Notes and Personals

Charles n Goldiuc, commercial agent Of
the Rock Island here, was IN Galveston
yesterday,
y. W. Morrow, traffic passenger agent
Of the Louisville and Nashville, returned to
his headquarters at Houston yesterday.
w H. Taylor general freight and pas
sonrer agent u the Houston East and
West Texas, has returned from Galveston.
c. +. Wood travelling passenger agent
Of rhe Illinois Central with headquarters
at san Antonio was visitor to Houston
yesterday
City ticket Agent H. r. Barnes 81 the
KATY claims that that road Is now tho only
one running through sleepers from Hous-
ton TO Fort Worth.
c. H. Carringer. commercial agent ~ the
Santa Zee route in this city, has gone 20
Galveston to attend the conferences OF santa
Re freight men va that city
G. C. Lewis. soliciting freight agent ~
the Frisco system, and Charles Elkel who
acts iu a si.nllac capacity for the Kansas
CITY Southern, have returned from pleas
urc trip 20 ST. Louis.
a. 4. Johnston % the Atlanta and West
Paint railway, has returned % the city
after having spent several days IN san An
tonic with Mr.. and Mrs j, X. RidgcY
Nh Ridcely IS the division PASSENGER agent
of The road named at New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

Austin Texas January lo-The railroad
commission issued tho following circular
this evening amending commodity tarin
No as In approval ot Joint application,
submitted under No so OK the Cane Belt
Railroad company, It rs hereby ordered that
commodity tariG SO. "a, issued by this
commission to apply on lumber and articles
taking lumber rates, 10 carloads, trans.
ported ny railroads between points I'm
Toxas, effective May q, lQ0l, be amended
by adding thereto the following Item:
Effective january S, 1909, rate on pine lum.
Der aud articles taking came rate, In car
loads, from mills located on the Texas ana
New Orleans railroad, the Houston aud
Texas Central railroad, the Houston hast
and West Texas railway. the Gulf, toiQ'
RADIO and Santa Fe railway, the Gun
Beaumont and Kansas city railway, t9c
Gulf, beaumont and Great Northern rNl
rood, the Orange and Northwestern rdli-
road. tho Missouri Kansas aud Texas rail
WAY of Texas the International and Great
Northern railroad. the Texas Southern raii'
way. the Moscow, Camden and san Angus
time railway the Trinity Valley aud S"utn,
crn railroad, the Texas, Sahlue Valley ana
Northwestern railway, the Marshall. limp
son and Sahine Pass railway the EASTERN
Texas railroad, the Warren aud C0rslcau9
Pacific railway and the TCNlr6aua aud
Fort Smith railway 10 stations ON the Cane
Belt railroad as follows. Hail, kecmonl'
Hooks. Mayes lotulie. Nance and MARA
Eordu shall he the same as are lN Nu"r'
from the same points Go Bay CITY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
New Maesroni Train.

Victoria, Texas, january 1o--Eyerythlng
Is IN readiness for the change OF schedule
to take effect tomorrow Sunday at t2:o1
a M IL viii cause great many changes
among the trammen. II Is understood that
Conductors Chapman aud ransworth, who
have been on the day passenger train be
tween Houston and Cucro 80 long that the
memory Of tho present generation runneth
not 10 the contrary, VIII take the night
trains, 'Ihc OWL so that they will not
have to move away from Cucro Con
ductor Fitzgerald, who is now on the
Cuero-Port layacA branch. and Conductor
Harrison, who Is now on the Becyille
mixed, viii take the day passenger trains
between Houston and Beeville Conductors
Lastro and Hun win be on the Victoria
Port Layaca mixed, and viii also handle
the freight between Victoria and Beeville
Conductor SCHNEIDER VIII have the daily
except sunday, mixed between Victoria
and Cuero.
Nothing but favorable comment is heard
here on the new schedule, which will I'M
doubtedly be the best for Victoria that
could be devised,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

standard on company has so long robbed
ana outragelf Would not HI who despised
hypocrisy and the whited sepulehres OF
pretentlOus Pharseelsm denounce the spec
tacular gifts of millions Of dollars 70 reiig-
ious and educational institutions whilst
restitution had been denied those who We're
It's rightful ownersT
Tne same Issue of the newspaper wnien
prints Franks scOrching arraignment cor,
talns articles bv the president ana a pupil
of Young ROcketcleT's Bible class, In whicA
tho vouug man ~ landed rs = sincefe
christian whose work 10 hehsH or the
church and OF the stray sheep IS earnest,
.'rhe spectacle Of the son OF the riehest
man IN the world explaining the words %
me poor Nazarene has moved unthinklnS
mon 10 laughter. writes y NJ lf9Aei,
nresidcut o. the class Nothing would pc
frrther from seusatlonalism than the earn
81 method ~ the serious young man VINO
Yesterday stood before several hundred
others for hair an hours tax on Fetsf :
denial Of Christ
II the advertising support OF the New
York newspapers Is any index to general
conditions things are not Ne wen as they
we're There was deciucd decline IN the
business Of December compared with the
same month OF tina previous year and lsei
| does not open with anything OF flourish
Frank A. Munssy, altar a yeaS OF efor'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
NEW TRAINS ON TODAY
Double Daily Service 10 Victoria and
CuerO in Effect.
AN ADDITIONAL TRAIN FOR THE EAST
Wants Of the Travelling Public viii Be
Met by the Servioe--Thc Owl
and the Oriolc.

The new double daily service to be In.
augurated between Houston and Victoria
and Cucro will 90 into eject today, aud
the nrst train out Of Houston at night on
the MRcaroni division OF tina. system will
leave this city ut II 40 this evening, and
Cuero at S:45 p. NJ. bound for Houston
This service will hc on daily Including
Sundays. between the points named. aud
the trains will be thoroughly up to date in
every respect, carrying Pullman slecpcrs
and chair cars The need OF such a train
as Will reach Houston aud Cuero in the
morning, leaving the points named at
night, has been felt for some imc, and will
prove OF great value both In developing
the country lying between Cucro and Hous-
ton and in the matter Of accommodation
to the travelling public, From all accounts
the additional service has been welcomed
hy the people Of the coast country, and II
is the opinion OF all that It will prove
profitable venture to the railroad company.
Traln No. 1873 leaves Houston at II 40 p.
m. arriving at Victoria Mt G.10 n. m. aud
at Cuero at $40 n, m, Train No ISL Will
leave this city at 1915 a. m and reach
Victoria Mt 312 p. m. and Cuero at p.
m 'frOiu No t04 VIII leave Cuero at s.41
p IN ana Nlctorln nj l3p, reaching HUus.
ton at 900 q m. while train NO 49, will
leave Cucro at 1890 a. m. ana arrive at
Houston at oI5 p N. Tho full schedule
Of the Owl, as tho train has been dcsig-
mated, has already been published in The
Post.
Another important train, and one which
means as much to Houston and the coun-
try Immediately surrounding 1t which is
affected by the innovation. is the "Orlole,
which win be added to the trains already
on between Houston, Beaumont Orange
and Echo, the latter named place being ON
the state line. This train ais long felt
want Of tho travelling public between the
points named, aud nothing but expressions
OF the most hearty approval have been
heard since the matter was first mentioned.
This new addition 10 the train service he
tween Houston ana Echo viii so into effect
today The schedule Is as follows;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
Ticket Rrolnr

Ticket Broker Gets Severe Punishment.
Prosecutor Harry Olson, the State and
the railroad companies scored a big victory
in Judge Brentanos court this morning
when Charles ], Allardt, the former ticket
broker, pleaded guilty to seven charges Of
forgery, says the Chicago Journal He
was sentenced to the pcnitentlary, and II
he were to serve the aggregate limit OF his
legal dues he would have to stay In Joliet
nucty.oight years
John A. ponag6ue pleaded guilty IN
three cases and was also sentenced to the
pententlAgy His term would amount to
forty two years, Edward Fnruum entered
plea OF guilty in one case. lie win be
sentenced later.
Tho result OF tho ticket forging prosecu-
tion has hccu 10 completely break up the
business lu Chicago, mud rallroad men SLY
the crooked element among the brokers
has been driven from the city,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

with the Daily News. has turned that pub
Hcatlon Into morning newspaper, He -
IN against the hardest game OF his lie.
the Mall aud Express, which has "ah-
sorbed' some of the Vanderbilt millions.
Is now to come out as a I-cent paper. X
IL almost certainty the Commercial Ad-
vertiser VIII follow suit. The Mali and
Express and the Advertiser have been
striving for years and years to compete
FOR 3 cents aud wakes fat The others
have been selling Tor . and have been
Getting leaner and ieaner year by year.
IN the morning held, the Herald which
soils Tor cents never had a bigger cir
culttion than today, while the Journal,
which sells for a cent, is dropping. The
World IS doing exeellently and SO IA the
Times. The sun seems 20 be beyond re-
demption
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
centraI stops Wotk On cn ranks.

sherman Texas January lo.-An order
was received this morning snspeuding work
on the immense oil tank contracted to he
placed at sherman by the Houston aud
Texas Central railway. 10 Is learned that
general suspension W this same line Of
work along the road north Of Ennis went
into effect TODAY. II is not understood
here whether this is due to Il shortage IN
the available fuel ou supply or to some
other cause. The suspension here rs nc.
companled by the qualification OF further
orders
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
New Member Of School Board.

Galveston. Texas, January lO,--John Sesly
was elected a member Of the school board or
this city yesterday afternoon 20 all a va.
capcy created by the resignation OF Judge
w T. Austin. who resigned because other
important business absorbed SO much ot
his time that be had not sufficient time to
attCud 70 school matters
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
plo FEMALE ROBBERS

I 70 Hold Up Man and upon
Us Resisting Shot Him.
Oo'o,. January lO.-Three women
20 mold up n man at the corner
fnA and Lawrence streets about
'lls morning, and when he 70.
one woman shot him, the bullet
% cheek, passing out through the
ae9d; The man, whom the po-
~ yet ncen unable to Identity. rs
A ana believed to be fatally IN
4 sSVVmen were captured and gave
~ NAY Kelly, Della Howard and
"a, '''''' are '''N'nS UP
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
VENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

special TO The Post1
Fla.-Cleared. Pensacola
VS. vs. Arrived; Alton tRr). from
kamore Head (Br). from
SSahsea tug Il. c. Welt (Am1,
y, tass, with barge: Malm CBrl.
4 t'Ce Via Vera Cruz. Sailed:
loI Liverpool; Preston jNorl.
4 4 W. Cromsrthy tBr), for Rot
Io,, N,.e.rtoik, Chalmette lAmO, for
sS0sgn'royal lBrl, Tor Bremen.
sailed Aqua (Br). for Gal
t0r Hamburg
CARRIED: Wiulfred. from Sa.
SASied steamer COncho. for
4 cssiisA Galveston. Cleared: Fl
s,a ,oa'--c!earcd Steamer Toledo,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
FORGED NOTES VALUE RECOVERED
sy Cuero Bank from Bank at 8eevlle,
Which Failed TO Ses Il SIGNED.

When FaUcu 70 oee x oI9neu'
Cuero, Texas, January io.-The case o.
the First National bank Of cuero W. the
FIRST National hank Of Beeville was tried
last night and resulted 80 a verdict for the
Cuero bank, This Is comcwhat peculiar
case and grows out ~ the forgeries of
yours smith Of Bee county, which created
some excitement az the time Smith applied
fo This bank for loan uf 5000. Offering
Mr. j. D. Ray as security, The Cuero
hank agreed 10 make the loan and sent tho
nots t0 the Bee county bank and requested
THAI thcy have tho parties come 40 aud
execute the note,
irhe note WAS turned over TO Smith, who
returned it to the Sec county bank, signc
,,rsDerlv. as lbe hank Thought The note
vss f6cn forwarded uy the Bee county
bork ~ oils opt ard the MONEY was for,
NarieI Tho signature Of AIr. Ray was q
FORGERY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
ACCIDENTS


Columbus, Texas, January 1o.-Flet
Light, aged 10 years. whose parents
near Muldoon, IN Fayetto county had
legs cut on by an ousthound freight
ncar the Colorado river bridge yeste
afternoon lie and his brother. carey
were on their way to Eagle Lake.
young man was brought Into town and
attended by the local surgeon Of thei
way company. Shock came ON before 4
the shock az Q o'clock In the night. A
has been mnde up 10 send bis rcmair
his home at Muldoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
Santa Ee Men IN Session.

Galveston, Texas, January IO-The COM
mcrelalasentsi travelling freight agents and
soliciting freight agents Of the Santn Fc
held a meeting today at the office Of Cen
cral Freight Agent Goodwin for the pur.
posP of discussing freight conditions in gen
Cral and particularly the business to no
yp1r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

Palestine. Texas, January 10. Willie Me,
GIN. the l2year-old son of Mr. and Mrs
W II. McGln and a small companion, Lee
kaiu, aged q. were In the street playing
ana had a small 22-calibcr rihe Young
Kain accidentally hred the gun and tho
ball struck his playmate IN the temple
ranging into the brain. The Nttle fellow
was carried into the house and medical aid
summoned lie was In an unconscious con
diton nud tho doctors pronounced the
wound fatal IIc was an exceptionally bright
lad and the parents are grief stricken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
Work Of Exert.

Galveston, Texas, January lo.--w. q.
Petty, the expert hricklayer, who is work.
Ing on the fremont street paving, yesterday
laid 1886 brick IN one hour and i've minutes.
This is regarded as establishing new
record. II requires two men 10 place the
brick in position for MIR Petty to lay aud
two more 10 haul them 10 where he Is work
Ing 10 whcclbarrows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
Track WASN'T oLEAR.

Syyitob Enoine DAMAGED G., q. and Z,
Parlor Car "Oloott'
with crash that resouuded FOR sew
eral souares a switch engine q the In
terustionaI and Great Northern road yes
tor3ay forenoon plowed into the manu-
some narlor ear olcott 81 the Galveston
Houston aud Henderson. The accident oe'
Cured 30 the international and CREST
Northern yards az the foot ~ Congress ave-
uue. The olcot was badly battered on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

ono side and y was thought az 6rst ihut
thr cor would have TO be hAd over from
aer afternoon trip, but the damage wns
temporarily adjusted and the arr was
taikken out on her regular run to Galveston,
when II reaches the Island City repairs
Will be made.
The accident occurred while the cars
were being switched and there were no
passengers aboard at the time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
sELBY TAKEN BACK.

Win Answer 20 Charges Of Forgery Ag-
arsgatinn Ten Thousand Dollars.
pastrop. Texas. January 10. Chief 81
Police J. p Dunes Of yincennes. Ind, car
Flea Serby, charged with forgery, back 70
apsweF charges ALREADY amounting rs $40
nr0 aud which WIN NkeiT Increase after
ne prisoner aFhYe1 Ia his home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

Cleburnc Texas. January 10 Mr.. r. II.
Baker came to Clcournc today and at a
meeting OF the citizens tonight the trade
for tho Trinity and Bragos Valley railway
WINS closed. Tho line has hecu located into
the city aud depot grounds selected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
Shot in the Leo.

Kosse, Texas. January o.-At a count
dance last night about four miles sout
east n kosse, In free for nli dght, Hen
Briggs was shot In the les. scYeriug I
large artery. No arrests,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
To Inspeet lnterIoekInn PLANT.

Austin, Texas, January 1o-Engineer
Thompson OF the E%i!road commission went
To III Paso tonight 10 Inspect and submit
report on the mtcrlockinc plant OF the
Galveston. Harrisburg aud San Antonio aud
III Faso Terminal railroads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
He Grill
and SoKfectionerY
sol Moiu Street
TerpeH &., proprietor.
Travelling Texans

Travelling Texans
{Ihe Post ON sale at the following
Homer, Denver. Colo.
n Denver, Colo.
Elie' New Orleans, La.
kner Book store, New Orleans, La.
es Hotel, Now Orleans. La.
iIan Hotel Washington, ID. c.
fluSe, Washington. II. c.
fS' Union Square, New York City.
blouse, Chicago, IN.
Rylng' Hot Springs, Ark.
8eayer, Hot Springs, Ark.
N wyatt, Hot Springs. Ark.
hotel, St Louis. Mo.
Fation. 81, Louis, Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
Ennin,.r Radlv Rnrned.

Bonham. Texas January 10.-Last night
an oil burner at the electric light plant
here exploded and seriously burned Engineer
Bob Bohnuan about the face and hands
He Is I'm n bad condition, but the physiciant
state that the burns ARE not necessaril1
fatal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11
ReaI Estate Tranafers 5. Yoakurn.

Yoakum. Texas, January "a -Among
the important real estate transfers OF the
past week here are the purchase q the
Hickey brick on Grand avenue by 3, +,
son 10 the First National bank % the
vacant lot adjoining. There has been ecu
siderable activity IN real estate centeys fof
the past two months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

Coleman, Texas. January 10.--in Il
election on prohibition. Coleman precip
went dry by eight majority. 2j2 pros. ,
autis