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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
NcW SerfeD.

Gin moblbabenber grpreb.
mann Namens Soiepb @eber in
Srenton legte fiir5li6 cine &altblii.
tigfcit an Den Sag, ole hires 8leihen
iudt. Sor swei Sabren ite1te iid)
III elmer ieiler 3eGen ser Srano elm,
unO naf ilnb nod mnrben iGmmtli6e
3eben an Dem 6llBe bnpon aneeitedt;
er conlultirte einen 9(r5t ino oieler
modte linn bie Gr6ffmng, ooB cine
Nmputation bcs 9eines nptbmenoig
lei, nm iein Seben an retten. @eber
lpoate iein @ein nibt perlieren uno
entlfloB ii6, Die 3eben ielblt ab5l.
nebnen, nnO beoiente ii6 ba5l1 zines
Saidenmeiiers, Del6es er 81 oieiem
3tpede lbarf mufte. Seine Srall
fllngirte oils &ranfenip1rterin, uno
8eber bat iid poaltGnoig bon Der
Operation erbolt. gr erfl1rte, es
mare fat ebenio leidt lif Die 3eben
ab5unebmen, als einen Baum al be-
ld)neioerL tpenn man MIR Courage
babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Wi1tgau.

Sn ulgemGbnIider @eiie be.
ging SumeS :. &rtnn, ein prOminen.
ter 8iirger aus Siolr Sails, Q. g.,
Der lit in elmer Seilanitalt in Slim
bebanOeln lieb, SeIbitmorb. Ius
einem Shmlpftlf madte er cine
S6linge uHo einen ¬en OarIn,
moraui er Die Sblinge I'M ieinen
Sols lcgte. Gam iteQte er cine 5l'
lammengeialtete 3eituns Olrd Die
Sdlinge uno brebte lie 10 lange, bis
er iid ~croroiielt bate. Gr mar 63
Sabre alt unO ieit orei Monuten IN
Der Iuitalt.
@eniae Wiruten eiics i6red.
liden SOoesfonlpfeS inter @alier in
Der Sabine leines Iinfen0cn SGgger.
bootes rGpclon" bot Sanles Sallcod
in Detroit i%iberitanOcn. 9as Sabr.
6eug muroe an Der Miinbung bes
Setroit Hiuer in ltiirmiid)cm &etter
ploblid) bon elmer mad)tigen @oge
5um &entern eebrodt. IlS ba$
6obr5eug 81 8runOe ging, nladten
Die einbringenben @aiiermaiien Dem
Gormaim Sancod elm Gntfommen
alls Der Sabine llnmoglif, mGbreno
ole ibrigen Seltte Ser 9eiobung auf
einen noben S6leppOanpier iid) ret-
teten. SGon bate man Den Sors
mann oils berloren aufgcgeben, als
er ploblid) an Die SberflGhe Des
@aIiers geidmemmt unO balb be-
mllBtloS BON miQigen Sanben in
Si6erbeit gebrodt purbe. Ser.
mutblid perOonfte Sancod ieine &et-
trng Dem llnitanoe, Dob Der 9ampi-
feIiel OeS 9ootes erplooirte uIo bie
Sabine 5%ertrimmerte ODER Der Suit.
GrllG i'm Snnern Die Sabine aus Den
Sltgen rib. SaOrrd) puroe Snncod
aus ieiner id)redlihen @eiangenitaft
inter @aiier befreit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
WirD eiu erbittertcr &auapi.

9ieienigen, Delde Sen @mpieblrms
gen gum @ebroltde bon Or. Sings
Stem DISCOVERY fiir I~us5ebrung ein
tallbeS DIR ifenfen, Deroen einen er.
bitterten &f nit ibrcn 9eioen 81
belteben buberl, lpenn bielelben nid]t
ldon frilb5eitig cinen t0otlid)en Ser.
lallf nebmcm. &elet mas z. u. 9eall
bon genu, Miii, 81 iagen bot: Set.
ten SCRIPT bate meine Satin ulle
Spmptone bon SdwinOil6t. Sic
gebralldte Or. Sings Hep Disco.
perp, na6bem ollie anberen Wtittel
feblgeidlagen Daren. Sbr 3ultano
b~ellerte lid 5~ulebenOs ltno nad Dem
@ebraild)e bon bier Slaiden mar tie
politdn0ig furirt." @arantirt bon
@. Ruete, $50 Iain StraBe, 9u-
buqlle, Soma. Ereis so Gents uno
$500. Trobeflaiden fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

&opf6aut obgeriiien mllroc. bod,
an bemieIben Sa9e DltrOe unter Set
ting bon Or. George @ooliep Die ab-
geriiiene &opfbaltt DEM WtGbGen
mieoer otfgeIcgt nub mogliflt wie-
Der III Die uripriin9lihe Sage ge-
brad)t; man bofft, baB tie pieber on
betlen miro. @enu Die operation
gelingt, bann miro es sic Stpeite Die.
Ter slrt in Imerifa iein. Dor pier
Subren nnrOe in Snbima Elm 1bn-
lider Sul IN berielben @eiie bebon-
belt. @enn uiht 8ranb eintritt,
miro bel @nua Iues gut eeben. Cine
lInpermeiblid)e Hurbe alli Der Stirn
boffen Die Ier5te Ourd, elettriife 9e.
banolrng pertreiben al fonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
NiNourt.

Gin aufresenber @crfaa farlb
i'm Oeuti6en lutberii6en &aiien-
bauie 81 SeS Yeres bel ct. Sous
ltatt. Gle 5~ebniabrige Stella SOloen
nlo Die nod tleInere Sbereie Sertel
Doren slbenbs IN einem 3lnmer bes
oritten Stods bumit bei6aftigt, cine
Eetrolellmlampe 6ure6t5umaden.
Sbereie 5iinoete am Diem einen Ea-
pieritreiien an uno mari i'm uSum
SpaB" ua9 Steua. Gas brennenoe
Stiid Eapier traf Stela's &leio,
bas iofort lidterlob bramte. 9as
arme ainb rib ralenb Dor S6mer5
Die Sampe nm, unb Oieie erplooirte
nit einem fiir6terliden &nol, mos
rauf Oas Simmer in Srano gerietb,
Der aber nafber pouig geloiht
murDe. gei0e WGod)en plrDen ohm.
mGdtig. Vie iibrigen &inoer itur5s
ten in ibredliher slufregung aus
Den anoeren 3immern berein unO err
boben bel Dem entieBliden gnblid elm
iur6tbares @eld)rei. Gtlide rant
ten llod Dem SauSpater. Gie ein5ig
&ernilnitige mar Die uier5ebniGbrige
Warle Shmibt. Sic rib ii6 ibren
Sod bonn Seibe mo midelte Stella
Oarin EN-. IS gclnng, Die Slammen
al eritidcn, melde OaS &ino einbiil.
ten. slbcr iein Sleiid mar gum
&beil gan5lid perfnblt. Gtad grdB=
liden ldngeren &eibeu enoete Steua,
ipGbreno SBereic Dor Hclle mo See
leupein allBer li6 lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
SnOiaua.
Cine n%erfpilr0ioe @ntid

Cine merfDilroiae gntidei.
bung bat eiE 9iidter in Goanspine
nagegeben. Sort wllroe tiirSlid) eill
Mann pro3eiiirt, melhcr nntcr Der
gntlage ltuno, berllldli su baben, iei-
ne 6rnu 81 tootea. Ala Die Ser.
Eanolunaen ialt beenoet marer, ltellte
Is lid be-aiis, Dab elmer Der @eiGipo.
rcnen, Die bct0mtlia Gruloeigen.
tDilmer ietn miiiien, .eh: mcitere5
@runoltiid ei9nctc, ais eins.l Se.
9rGbniBplas oui Oem 6rieoboi. 81.
rmnibin eH!idiieo M;d)ter 9iaif, haB
Die Sadie rid)i ii: SrSmIn5 ici uno
hcmiuigte Dem Wianme CHEN j~lpciten
@ro5eD. Nob Scr Nniidji bicieS
NaOiS nIio lit elm Mtolm, Der elm
0ruloltiit eignct, onB CT lGnger
clNnen miro, !uic irgen6 eil alloereS
fcin Observation-Disclosures.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
@isconTu.

9(ls Eepin miro rnter Sem
Datum OeS 10. Se5ember gemeloet:
Die Iufregung iiber Die @clofmoe
IN bieier 8eeeno lit nod I'M ,3uneb.
men, belonOers iou George @rap
reide Eager on Bogus Greet entoedt
baben, ipelder cine Company bon
ct. Saul reprdieiltirt. Sieie Som.
panp bat bereits Oas 2anO bon Drei
Sarmern entlang Der Greet ange-
fault uno Sorfalifsredte Sptipns)
alIf LOO Icres mebr abgeldlollen.
Bogus Greet liegt bier Meilen moro.
Deitlif bon Bepin. Sie Sarmer in
Der @egenO iino bereit, '8oloiudern
S6urfnngsredte 81 eeben.
@ie aus Chippewa Sails NIT.
setbeilt miro, eribienen am glbenb
bes Z. 9e3ember Dor Der @obmng
Sobn TauIine's, IN Der RGbe BON
Eine 2ate, f%iinf3ig Wasfirte uno for.
Oerten jenen mlo ieine SausbGlterin
aut beraus3ilfommen. Sobn bate
iebod) bereits 2nnte geroden uno Die
Sbiir ieines Sauies perrammelt. Sic
Wasfirten itieBen Die 2biire aber elm,
Golten Eauline uno ieine Saus.
bGlterin beraus, riiien ibnen Die
&leioer bonn 2eibe, banOen lie an
gGume, tbeerten uno fe0ertcn lie uno
beiablen ibnen Ole @egeno iiir I'M.
nIer 81 perlniicn. @ie eS beiBt, bat
Enuliue ieit einem Sabre ied,S Sans.
balterinnen gebabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Sdniter nnS Gsar.

Ger rniiii6 : inpaniid,e 9rieg
iheint in cine neue Ybaie lcimer Gnt.
Didlln9 treten al mollen: Gin bieoe.
rer Sbubmahermeilter aus 3iirid)
bat oen beroiiben @ntiflllB geiaBt,
lid ein5lmilden mo ais ebrlid)er
Wofler oen Srieben 5piiden europa
uno Iiien berbeipliiibreu. Ser quite
Mamn weiB, 100 MhBlano Der Sdub
briidt; er belt es oaber fir Oas
Welte. on Sen G5aren eileu lmgeu
9rief i'm l60niten Sdwci5erbeutid
5u iGreiben nno i'm boilidy, aber
OringenO 5u eriuden, Die 0obiI'
mndung ein5uiteQen. IS iei idaOe
Inn oas i6one @eIo, bns babel Der.
than meroe, 5lmlal ipenn man be.
benfe, pie nit Oieiem 8elbe baS
&leinbun0perf. belonOers Die Sdu.
itcrei, mteritiibt ner0en fonnte. Gin
snm Sinmel idreienOes llnreft ieI
e5. oaB man 10 piele Wenifen luegen
elmer iold)eu Sauomiiite, wie eS ii6e.
rem 0erncbmen nod Die Wauoidurei
lei, umfonmen lalie, unb Der G5ar
iolte iii ieincr aeiiderten Foiition
in grmGgrng 5ieber, onB icber
Solbat io5uiogcu old cine Mrltter
bat. Ser irieolic6enbc Sdulter aus
3iirih mnIOert i'd iebr, bob ser
G3ny oieicE &rief, Der idon nor chi
gen &oden %nbgcGonAcn ill., bis icbt
nift bcnntportet bet, obluobl OuS
SdreibN Sans rittig; ogn Oen
G3arcn Nitolau9 IN Getcrabura"
n0reiiirt unO nit einer Sre!narfe be-
flpbt MGR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

Sidere 3eihen bon Gmp0rnrg
mo e%rniten SiGrnngan IN SbrenI
Spitem iillo NerpoiitGt, S6lailoiig.
felt inb Mngeubei6werbeu. Glec.
trio Nitters miro ole llrioden id)nel
beieitigen. GS ucricblt ME- Den
Mogen an irdrfcn, ole Nieren mo
Gingcmeiae 81 reguliren, Die Seber
81 srOberer Sbdtigfeit arl5lIregen ulO
oos glut 81 reirigen. @eihmG6te
Spltemc mer6rn b~eionbCcS geltGrtt
uno ole S6mer3en, bon Oenen iolde
Sale ~gelpobnlid begleitet limo, mers
Den idncl! uno griinOlid antiernt.
electric 8itterS foitet bios 80 GenlS
uno Oicie meroen juriidcritattet, ialS
Gle nid)t electromagnetic liro. ga
rnuiirt bon E. @. &uete, ~g(potbefer,
G56 lfain StraBe, Gubuqle, SOMA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Gin i6emee,uoro cues Vfcro.

iucldes Wie raicnh burd) Die StraBe
iagt ulO Die Sniolien beransi6leu.
bert ooer SlnOcrte pom anOeren I'm,
iduen ercignen iid) ieOen Gag. Gs
fdeint besbol6 ratbiom, iteis cine 81.
perlIIiige SnIbe our Sanb az baberl
,n:b eS gibt teine Gle 10 gut lit, mic
9utlen'S Irllifa SaI6e. @rano-
irunoen, Sdnittmiloen, @c,erna mo
SGmorrbaioen meroen ldneI uno
iid)er mir bieler Salbe aebeilt. %
Gents IN Z. IS. Guete'3 Ipotbefe,
tjf Main StraBe, dubuque Sopu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
GNWet3.

- Die 72iGbrige gebrecblide Srall
&aroline @ebrli in &reu5lingen
moIlte IN ibrer Slide fodelt ltn0 mltb
babel Dem Seuer oes Ser0es an nabe
gefommen iein, Delbes Inbemerft
ibre Sleioer ergriff. Ils lie es &c.
pabr muroe, mar Tie oerart Dom
Sfred gelGbmt, BOB lie nift mn
Silfe rufen lu0 iid) mir nieberieBen
fonnte, wdbreuo beiien ibr Die &let.
Der am 2eibe perbrannten. 9llrb
oen gronogeru6 aufmerfiam &c.
mnd)t, elarlbten Die NadJbarn on
einen 8ranbmisbru6 unO ianoeu,
als lie in Die 9iide farnen, bieie Der.
art ppu Hduh, baB mon MIR in elmer
@de etpas glimmen lab. 8ei nGbe.
rer lluteriublng fano man Die Sralt
ldredli6 perbrannt Dor. 9ie Be-
oauernswertbe erlag ibren qualuouen
2eiben.
Gum Sobe berurtbeilt bat oas
Griminalgeridt in Sli5ern Sen Bern.
baro Soiltetter bon Glltlebnh, Der IN
SodJoprf in ser gtadt pom 6. aui ben
Z. Ipril ieinen gte6enarbeiter, ben
&elermeilter Sobann Intbofer BON
ct. Iidael (Sal5bura) nit elmer
Giienitanse erld)lug nno i'm oonn
beraubte, inoem or ibm Oen Softer
idliiiiel aus Der Saide nabm uno in
Dem semeiniamen Sdlaf5immer Dem
Softer beS @et0otetep 100 SrancS in
@olo unb so &ronen in Yapierselo
81 iid itedte.
Ser 4~0jGbrige. berbeiratbetc
2anopirtb s. @eibel BON 2mien
WaIeD iubr ein 6llOer Glmfeln nad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Gin 1tngIid fottutt teltcn
auetu.

Maun fam oieies ppItstbImlicbe Iort oabiu
lmdnoern: Gin gepiies tIgIiid tommt nienaIs
o%lein!'" lieies llnsliid lit leioer iebr bGniis.
CONT tueroell Die Weribeu e~eiinber ieir. IS
beiteht III Der SeidDtglalbigteit tb0rifter aranten
bon elmer Srsnei, baB re iid) sleid) bemerf6ar
made. Solde .,NrSueien". uuo bas lit oas sfueite
llnslld, iiuo aber gerabe ole. ,ueld)e nidbts 6elien.
2enn jfe entbalten idlarie Stoiie, oanit Tie ieue
tel belien ntclt nno i1aoen babel, oenu lie rei5en
Die %traufen &prpertbeiIe mob. Sie irirtliden
ltno oieielIigeu, iueldle bic entsiuoeten
Betuebe beiGnitigeH uHo babel oGs Slut, ben
&ebensiajt, e%rneuern, inoem ie @iite aus Dem
iiedben &0rper entferneu. 0ie bciten BON oieIeu
@~r5neien itelen aber bic beribmten ct. Sernearo
&rauterpilen bar. peld)e fir 20 Gents in allen
aputheteu 81 hnbeI, IN alen 5dleN bon lRaaers
uro &ebertrantbeiteu beIfcn uhne irseno tuie benz
&orper 81 ldaoeu. 9enn lie ettIGlten feline
iharien Stoffe; uno oeShalb braud]en ie auG
feline Sgderunbiiluug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Gin foftipieIiSer Srrtbut,..

Srrt5iimer iino 5ll!peilen iebr FoIt.
ipielig ltnO miiiien manhmal nit
Dem Scben be3ablt meroen. @lber
Sic merOen feinen Srrtbum beeeben,
menm Sic Or. Sings Stem Site YiaS
ge9eu Spspepiia, Sbipiuoelanfdlle,
&opiidmer5eu, &eber- nlo llnter.
leIbsleioeu gebralden. sic pirfen
miloe, aber griinblit. % Gents IN
@. Hliete'S Ipotbefe, 656 Main
StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Worte oeS Tanfes!

Sort @opne, Sub, Den g.. W?oi
1904. Sr. &eter Sabruep, Obi.
cago, Sll. SD lehe MIDI peronInBt
Sbnen einige @urte beS GonfcS au
idreiben. Sd babe elm MdO6en bon
Z Sabren lueldrS dis Is Dor 5luci
SIabreu Don GeutidlonO fam. cine
glrt SluB bintcr ben bei0en Sbrel
bate. Cd babe &cridJic0encS al.
%aefpenoet. nber uidit& mon!e beliclL
bis i6 ibr pDriges Sabr Slutbele9er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

CAB, ipeld)er iie poHitGnOig furirt bat.
@leid5eitig mtB i6 nod benlerfen,
Dob Oieien @inter, iuo bod fetn Salts
bon &rnnfbeiten perihont mar, nldts
IN meiner Samilie poreefomman lit,
mas id Dem sIlpentrGllter Sl1tbele'
Der 5uihreibe. 9ld)tungspol s..
2eidner.
Nlrr 2ofoI. Igenten berfaufen
Sou1i'S MlpenfrGutcr glutbeleber.
Sit feline Igent1rr auf bem Flab, 10
ifreibe man an Or. Geter Sabrnep,
112--114 go. Supne Ipe., Chicago,
SQinpis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
Welu Yorr.

Cine intcrciiantc operation lit
I'M @rGeruc : &oipital in Nslp Oo.f
p~oa5ogen porben an eiuem mlnoer.
ldGnen iieb5e6niqbrigeu Mid06en,
Der StiiBe ibrer Glterm 9Inna
GouGbertp, Der in elmer 9leiitiit.5a
brif ibr prGdrtigeS Snnr in Die 0fa.
idinerie lerieth. mnbei fdit bie dnuse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20

Der %22iabrige SubrmerfSbe.
iiter slnoreaS arippl puroe in Der
9fGbe Der bemalicen ct. Warrer..
LIME in 8ien ponHei @lrihem! NIT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-20
&cheu.Hahau.

Ani cine red)t traiirige @eiie
bot Der .anomlrtb &loppmnnn in
GGrlberA lein GnOe ge:inoen. Gr
lpdr nit Dem lhper belaoenen @ogen
bon @eimnr tcmmenh alif lem Seim.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-07
DEFENDS
AGAINST
SALOONS
Mr.. Hadley, of Marion, Submits Some
Facts About the Condition in One
COuntyin Iowa During the
Prohibition Period

ling state fair week. do not think
there is a merchant in Dexter that
would want to have the saloon come
back. Many of them are not so OPP
posed to the saloon on moral grounds
as they are on account of business wei.
fare.
Collections are much better, and the
net business results of a year under
prohibition away ahead of a saloon
year. could give you pages of facts
showing the business gain under prohi-
bition, as against the saloons, if had
time.
Now, Friend Hadley, want to say
that I am supporter of Roosevelt, be-
cause believe him to be the best
President this government has ever
had, but could I vote to help wipe out
the saloon business would certainly do
so. Very sincerely,
& nnyuN-TN~n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-07
LONG EXAMINED IN
JUSTICE TURNER'S COURT

The ease Of Carl Young the young
coward who is charged with assault
with intent to kill Henry Comeron, at
Butteville, October 3lst, was called in
Justice Turner's court this afternoon,
and the following witnesses examined;
Jimmie Ryan was the first witness
called, and stated that he was about
100 yards from the combatauts at the
time of the fight, He was on his way
home from the warehouse where he
works, whom he saw the men going up
the Hill toward the school house, and
some one said they were going TO fight.
He followed about 100 yards behind
them, and when they reached the top
of the hill they separated and Cameron
went TO the right side of the road and
Long went to the left, Both men took
of their coats and Long picked up a
club and hit Cameron just as he turned
around. When shown a piece Of fence
rail about three feet long and three
inches in diameter, he testified that il
was the club used by Long in the as.
sault Witness said that he helped
take Cameron home, and stayed with
him all night, and that az times il
took four men 20 keep him in bed.
Willie Saunders was the next Wit
ness called, and said be was with Ry-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-07

of the club he represented are not
Democrats because their parents were,
but because, after a study of the issues
they have become convinced that the
principles Of the Democratic party are
right. "We are Democrats as a mat
ter of principle" he declared. lie in
troduced as he first speaker of the ev-
cuing Judge William Galloway, who is
an alumuus of Willamette University.
Judge Galloway spoke in terms Of
praise of the efforts of the young Dem
ocruts at Willamette University, and
said that the old University has
turned out "a number Of Democratic
graduates who have been an honor to
the institution. Whom he named over
the list Of them, and mentioned among
the rest Hon. Tilmon Ford, who has
been for many years a staunch Repub-
hcan. the audience laughed and APP
plauded, Judge Galloway commend
ed the students for their fearlessness
in coming out boldly for their princl'
pies, and said that men who will stand
for their principles, even though in a
hopeless minority, are the kind who are
needed in this country. He told of a
young man of his acquaintance in early
days who joined the Methodist church,
not because he believed ia It's teach
ings, hut because he wished TO secure
the business and social advantages
which such a membership would afford.
Judge Galloway refused TO pursue the
same methods, In later years this young
man who had been willing to play the
hypocrite for personal gain proved to be
deeeiver in other affairs Of life, and
ended his career in disgrace to himself
aud shame to his family Judge Gallo
way spoke highly Of the work Of the
church, but said that man should not
join il unless he left il his religious
duty 10 DO 50, Principles should gov
ern, and not personal gain.
w. B, billiard, one OF the Democratic
candidates for presidential eleetor,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-07
SALEM DEMOCRATS HOLD
CLOSING CAMPAIGN RALLY

Notwithstanding the certain defeat
which awaits the Democratic ticket in
Oregon, the Democrats of Salem turned
out in large numbers at the rally in the
armory Saturday evening, aud made
tho meeting complete success, The
young men Of the Willamette Uuiver,
sty Parker and Davis club arranged
for the meeting, aud had charge Of the
proceedings, earning for themselves
many compliments upon the results Of
their efforts, Many Republicans were
present, not for the purpose Of aiding
in Democratic movement, but for the
purpose of showing courtesy to visitors
from other parts of the state Prob.
ably 500 people were present when the
meeting was called to order,
The Reform School band furnished
music for the occasion, and played a
maych for the parade from the william
otte Hotel to the hail. The boys ac-
quilted themselves in very oreditable
manucr, and received a generous round
of applause In appreciation Of their
excellent playing et the opening Of the
meeting,
r.. r. Avorill, president Of the club,
presided at the meeting, There were
also ON the platform Judge William
Galloway, Mr, W. b. Dtllard, of st,
Heleus; Mr. ID, J.. Fry Mr., W, IL,
Holmes and Mr.. W. T, slater The first
number ou the program was solo by
Mrs. Ilalhe Parrish Hinges, who so de-
lighted the audience that she was com
PEELED 10 respond TO an encore,
In stating the object Of the meeting,
MIR, Averill told Of the work OF the
young Democrats among the students
at willamette University, where
large majority are Republicans, Not
ia the least discouraged by thoir lack
OF numbers, the student Democrats had
organized an active club, aud had
tried to aid in the election OF the Dem
oeFatle candidates, Parker and Davis.
Mr.. Avorill declared that the members
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-07
Marion, Or, Nov. 8, 1904.

Marion Of., NOV. %, I3O4.
Ed. journal: have read your pa
per some years, and generally speak
ing, enjoy it very much. But your at
titude toward the "local option" ques
tion has not agreed with my idea by
any means.
Your statement of facts in connec.
tion with prohibition in Iowa do not
at all agree with my knowledge of the
facts, having been resident there
during most of the time prohibition
was in effect.
Before attempting to refute your
statement ! decided TO get the opinion
of some merchants whom I knew were
in business during the prohibition pc
riod. As a result enclose herewith a
letter from very fair-minded man, yet
a Republican leader in Dallas county,
Iowa.
believe you will only be treating
the public fairly to publish the letter
in Mondays issue of your paper.
/ do not know how many such you
may have refused to publish, but as
one of your readers and Republican
who wishes TO see the "right" win
without regard to dollars and cents, I
kindly submit it to you for publica-
tion. Respectfully,
w. j. HADLEY.
Dexter, Iowa, Nov.
w. j. Hadley, Marion, Or:
Dear Sir; In reply to your favor of
the eth, will say that some years ago
made thorough investigation of this
subject from a business standpoint.
have the sworn statement of the
county clerk of Dallas county, giving
the amount of criminal expenses during
the time of saloons and during prohi
bition. The criminal expenses of this
county during the time of saloons were
over $500 per year, while during pro-
hibition they were only 5000
This was not only great saving to
the county, but was also great saw.
ing to drunkards families. | was
mayor of the town during the time of
saloons, and we would average ~ ar
rests year for drunkenness. During
six years under prohibition we only
had two arrests for drunkenness, and
one Of these came in on the train dur
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-11-07
Editorial Comment.

The Journal cheerfully gives space
to the above letter from a reputable
citizen, and will only say that the in
ference that it has refused to publish
any similar communications is un-
founded. The man or woman does not
live who has at any time been refused
publication of a fair statement of their
views in opposition to the views of this
paper The courts have several times
decided that this paper never refuses
to do justice to any person or any prin-
ciplo. The conditions in regard to
Dexter, Dallas county, are probably
true. But the fact remains that Iowa
is not any longer prohibition state.
They have more nearly real local option
there-not the tricky bastard Oregon
propostion-in the true sense than
anything else. A city can license, and
both city and county derive benefit
from the saloon under the Iowa mulct
law Mr.. Hadley knows that those
are the plain, cold, naked frozen facts
about Iowa, and that Iowa did abandon
prohibition. Oregon communities that
do not want saloons do not need to
have them, under the present laws. But
they will have liquor traffic and law
lessness under prohibition-at least
some of thomas it is now proposed in
OrepOn