Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-09-06
Prohibition Press Bull Tin.
I1auod by W. g. sCAIDaRWOOD,
Co. MlnneApOlin, .s.:: e..


Prohibition Press Bull tin.
Issued y y; g; sais'e'.vooD' 3
The Minneapolis Journal and Min.
neapolis Tribune pat Joe Folk on the.
head spprovinRly for his law enforce
ment and make nasty school boy faoea!
1t the citizens seeking to enforce III.
same law In Minneapolis. Why don't.
these papers buy enough Saturday
night TO last them over and not praAe.
their priv ations before the public?
- ~ ~ Il s..SI $s.
Campbell Morgan, tho noted Eng.
lish Divine, remarks ''every Christian
10 social retormer; II not he 10 IN
intidel." II the great pulptteer 10 cor
rect, Robert 1ueersol WAS = long ways
from the only pebble on the beach. =.
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From present Indications regulation
OF the railroad rates by congress 10
not sufficiently near Ia fall within the
prophetic range. In tho meantime the
plumber OF the people progresses,
Minnesota last year without the rate
regulation paid twenty three and =
halt million of dollars moro than
Iowa, with fairly good law, paid for
hauling the Same number Of tons Of
freight the came number Of miles.
That means thst We paid extra tribute
of moro than Oil. so each, or an ave-
rage of about $50 . family more than
like servi es would cost us II the legis-
laturo of this state represented the
people instead Of the plutocrats. And
this to one enterprise alone. How
much moro the beet trust, the sugar
trust, the oil trust, and the cracker
trust, and the machinery trust cost us
10 . problem that challenges not only
our interest, but our principal ~ we'll.
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'Father Drunk; Daughter Dying"
"Wisconsin Nj an Receivers from Spree
TO Find he has Been Robbed" Drunk
Father Falls on and Nearly Kills
Baby" The above are . few Of
the many like Twin City headlines of
last week. But let the daughter die
the saloon pays . license; let the
drunk be robbed, his wife At home can
take in washings. II the babe, born
into the home of . drunkArd to breathe
the moral miasma and live the social
sorrow md shame of q drunksrd's
home it might be better that 1t should
die.
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The Minneapolis Times treats edi-
torially the fact that Boss Cox OF
Murderers Alley Saloon notorlety,
bulldozes, muzzles and controls the
press OF the city Of Cleveland. This
10 not news to the student of Ohio poll.
tics. This Same Boss Cox on leaving
home for . ''hot-springs" rejuvins-
ton gave orders that Marion T. Her.
rick should be renominated for gov.
ernor. There had been strong oppo.
sition to this action. Cox had re-
m aimed quiet until the eve of his de-.
parture. A single word from him
settled q republican nomination and
Marion T. Herrick, . good man with
ii, but .. man who had insulted the
sentiment of the people of his state
and broken his prediction vows and
spit upon his official oath at the be.
hest of Cox and the saloon element
WAS nominated by aoclsmatlon. Boss
Tweed is reported a. having said or
one occasion when the sentiment o.
the people WAS urged - cause fol
political action: 1.-THE people b<
damned.' The republican machine II
general and Boss Cox in particular
seem to have adopted T~eed's doc
trine.
It seems that Uncle's Consular ser
vice 10 again going into the business
of stimulating the. liquor business
Government Bulletin number 2226 con
tains recommendations from one o
our consuls reading There are req
sons to believe that American Liquor
Interests are not paying the attention
to the trade in China which it de
serves" It then goes on to show ho'
China 10 importing more and NOR
whiskey and beer, porter and win
but that Americans could get . larger
proportion OF the business. 81 be
neve" the report continues, ''tha
Americans can develope good trad
hero in whiskey and can increase thei
sales of beer greatly and that they Co
especially better their trade In wine.'
We are . patient people,. We vii
probably continue without marke'
public protest to hire trsde drummer
to debsuch the semi civilized nations
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The secretary of state Of Kansas ha
just decided that since the brewer
= cannot got licenses to do business /
n.aa that thav can. maintain m