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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09
WEDNE SDAY,
June 6, 1906.

WEDNESDAY,, June 6, 1906.
After listening to testimony and
arguments, Governor Guild of Massa-
chusetts takes the Tucker matter un-
der advisement, without indication
when his decision will be announced;
DR.. F. A. Harris and witnesses who
identify Canadian stick pin as Tuck
er's property chief reliance Of con-
demned mans counsel
Opening Of the national convention
of the knights of Columbus in New
Haven, Conn.
Boston merchants protest against
an increase in fire insurance rates.
San Francisco's latest earthquake
shock did no damage; city moved 20
feet by big upheaval,
President Eliot of Harvard univer-
sity says he is not going to resign MS
office.
Canheld's counsel Delahunty, gets a
verdict of $65,0OO in suit for legal
services in New York
Democrats re-elect governor of Ore
gon; Republicans get everything else.
Suicide of Thomas OConnor Jones,
Pittsburg millionaire.
Chicago people turning away from
...>a-., ..s,S, i,s.oHor5 ueV0Vu ~ us
revelations No complaints recently
of Somerville, Mas, packing houses,
say officials.
Coal and oil investigators find 5000
shares of stock, par $1OO, were given
New York Central for traffic rea-
sons" later surrendered for $780,
600 in coal company.
Financial editors of Boston news
papers before legislative committee
investigating bribery charges.
Opening Of the convention of the
American medical association in Bos.
ton.
North Atlantic squadron coming to
Rockport during June, July and
August is report.
Cambridge woman instantly killed
and other persons hurt in auto acci.
dent in Peabody, Mass.
Earl and countess of Dunmore ar.
rive in Boston for the Christian Sci,
enlist dedication services.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09

The number of depositors in the saw
ings banks of the United States has
doubled in the last seventeen years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09

A New York politician who advertis-
ed for a wife failed to make a choice
out Of 200 applicants.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09

The Iowa House has passed a bill
which prescribes that IL eggs shall
weight "a ounces.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09
Oy"~"-~"~ Downfall -~'-"~
8 Of King AppLe
BY Horace Seymour Keller
HlaAA.A..
BY Horace Seymour Keller.


dear friend much admired philosopher ana saVah. 90
well causc prcker OF bubbles, fads fobles ana "S
rot-Tip"-bewais the passing OF the apple lie lohSs ~
the fruit, and depicts his longing In words tha st'
and appeal But II Tip" will take the trouble 10 s n
in the bloom OF the full nush VI IN
fuitage of the tree the OF the picking MS es
be opened the sad fact that it is not only ma.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09

snort aue
their Now what forces conpred to enghn II @
which are areaS
which seized
his
both the blood that possible re-
which
that they thin the blood stimulate the liver and act the bowels and
will kind OF
committed
All beliefs, exception Of the acting the
their behalf which Daniel his three
companions oone the other Princes been umphant cited
M Clure'S
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY, June D, 1906.
Sharp earthquake shock in San Fran
cisco early this morning.
President Roosevelt sends Neill-
Reynolds packing house report to con-
gress. with message urging drastic in
spection and supervision by govern
eTnment
Col. Joseph B. Parsons, state pension
agent for Massachusetts, dead at Win
throp, Mass.
About $500 members of the American
medical association and their friends
in Boston for convention.
Gov. Folk advises Missouri Demo-
Gratis to indorse Bryan for President.
Senator A. P. German passes away
suddenly at his home in Washington;
house and senate appoint committees
to attend funeral and adjourn.
Washington astounded at the sicken-
ing statements In the Nelll-Reynolds
report; stupidity Of packers in forcing
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09
Woodstock Business Cards
DIR. r. r. JEWETT'S
DENTAL ROOMS

OPEN DAY AND EVENING
Frst-class work. Prices moderate.
Office and residence, Barker House, :"
east end of the Park.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09
SATURDAY,
June 2, 1906.

SATURDAY,, June 2, 1906.
Charles L. Tucker removed from East
Cambridge Jail to Massachusetts state
prison and confined in cell in execution
house; Gov Guild reiterates determin-
alton to restrict Tuesday hearing to
prisoners counsel and witnesses.
Josephine Terranova acquitted by
jury in five minutes at the end Of her
trial in New York, for the murder of
her aunt; remanded to Tombs, pending
disposition Of the other indictment.
Madrid wedding program continues
officially, though populace is wrought
up to sinister forebodings; rooms of
bomb thrower give evidence of consid-
erable means.
Suicide of Congressman Robert
Adams Of Philadelphia at Washington.
Less than 80 men out on strike in
Boston because of the demands of the
bricklayers and masons.
Gossip already in congress about
Adams place on foreign affairs com
mittee.
Fire in New York subway causes
panic among passengers and suspen-
sion of traffic.
Fall River operatives at a conference
with manufacturers ask restoration
Of the 1904 cut of IL 1-2 percent.
Trustees of the Franklin fund buy
site at Berkeley and Appleton streets,
Boston, for the union building
BSrSsa4oTIST uay tragedy at Worcester,
Mass, drives relative of murderer in
sane.
Senator Proctor taken suddenly Ill
while on his way home his son denies
the report that he had stroke Of apo
plexy.
Forty men reported killed in strike
and riot at Col. w. c, Greene's mine in
Mexico.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09
MONDAY,
June a, 1906.

Victims of electric car at East Prov
idence number II dead, one or more
fatally hurt and nearly SO more or
less seriously injured
Miss Annabelle Parnell of Lynn,
Mass, drowned in Broad sound while
trying to save companion; Arthur
Cruickshank of Somerville drowned in
Charles river
In Cananea riots six Americans and
36 Mexicans were killed; town under
martial low, and trouble Is over
Morales, who hurled bomb at Alton
so and his bride, when caught in
suburb Of Madrid, kills a guard and
commits suicide by shooting
]. Pierpont Morgan buys the Rodol-
phe Kann art collection for $500 900
Pres. Cassatt of Pennsylvania rail.
road says he will probe charges against
high officials, and If corrupt practices
maintain they must go.
Four pickpockets caught on sound
steamer Edgemont and taken to New
York In irons.
Cleveland aeronaut nearly killed by
collapse of airshlp.
Three freight cars derailed, two
smashed to pieces and station at Hoo.
sick Falls damaged by train breaking
apart.
Schooner Clara E. Rogers so badly
damaged by collision with steamer in
fog inVinGyard sound that she goes to
pieces; liIe-savers rescued crew of five
men.
Rev. DR.. William Howe of Cam
bridge, 100 years old, deprecates the
desecration of the Sabbath at beaches.
Walter E, Raymond and William ].
Hamilton commit suicide at Bridge
port, Conn.
Representative John Sharp Williams
of Mississippi suggests inscription for
confederate monument in national
cemetery at Arlington.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09
CsGNs'--'NN'' The
) Trouble With Cereals
BY LUoods Hutchinson, II. W., NJ. D.

OW these be the virtues they are cheap cas-
lily swallowed and moderate nutrtive value Moreovel
they came from Scotland with consequent flavor Oh ortho
doxy about them There is element In the average w
mind, half Puritantc half sngy whch is lhcineu
as virtue ngeston of kind OF FOOD WHICH ID
not especially attractive believed to be nutritious III
fact to eat that which cheap and filling one OF the pey
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-09
UNr~-sp~u.N~-r~s~A~~E3Gs Gsgrr~.u~A ~Ae-~srsr-~~asrl"
Self-HypnOsis
Morgan sS Robertson Through Fatigue
"OraAss|a1.~~-.sDa.~~El -A"-A.rU>-~A'sSNv.
BY George ". .Rlger.

consciousness,
II scousness hypnosis; hypnosis s DOM
NH the operators mind
s him, the mind of the victim
I====I An operator
obsession, before waking the subject;
II ~ efhypnoss the subject awake
hoWh he mu
dropping control of
finishing
awakes fora a time idea along
available which
depth and he far enough will
little The idea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12
DE TEATRO
EL BENEFlCIO De REAL

Fue para el distinguido artista una
amplla demonstration de Ia simpatfa
que disfruta en- San Juan, Ia function
de anoche.
En- Ell teatro Sc vefa TN pdblico dis
tlnguldo Y numeroso.
Ell programa, en- Ell que flguraba Ia
obra favorita del joven y brillante
artista, "Carceleras fue objeto de
una Interpretation digna de todo
aplauso.
Ell espectaculo dio comienzo con
"Carceleras" De la manera como
caracteriza Ell "Jes1s" que es Ell pro-
tagonista de la obra, el simpatico be-
nehciado, va hemos hecho resefla
varias veces. Baste deeir que ano-
che estuvo mejor todavla, el aplau-
dido baritone.
Canto con gran lujo de facultades
y estuyo a grande altura como actor,
consiguiendo atronadoras ovaciones.
La que Sono al final de "Carcele-
ras' fue de esas que consagran 4 IN
artista.
FL telon Sc a1zo cuatro veces en-
honor al bene6ciado.
Sus compaf1eros le secundaron, po-
nlendo en- Ell desempeflo de "Carce-
leras todo el arte que requiere la
preciosa obra que ofrece al sefIor
Real frecuentes escenas de gran lu-
cimiento.
La senora Bob6 escuch6 tambi6n
muchos aplausos Y contribuyo con los
seflores Real y Casas, las sefloritas
RAMIREZ y Garcia, y los sehores Mo
rales. Belza y Nazquez al gran 6xito
de 'Carce1eras
Slgui6 en- turno el estreno de los
Ouintero, La reina mora que al
canzo, como era de esperarse, IN exi-
to completo
Tratandose de I'm estreno de los
hermanos Qulntero, nc Sc necesita
eonsl9nar que Ia obra gasto extraor-
dlnarismente, que hizo reir hasta de
sobra y Sc impuso desde la primera
escena.
La reina NOR" es obra de exito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12
Notas de Sanidad

Aver tarde las tres Sc reuni6 la
Junta Superior de Sanidad bajo la
presidencia de don Ricardo H. Her
nandez, uperintendente de Sanidad,
con Ia asistencia de los sedores Canals,
Gallardo y Saldana.
En- vista de hallarse los pianos del
Hospital de Patillas de acuerdo con
las correcciones indicad as por el De-
partamento Sc acuerda proponer su
aprobaci6n.
Sc lee una solicitud de los senores
Sucesores de A. Mayol y Co. pidiendo
permiso para construir una fabrica de
curtidos en- los terrenos indicados en-
un plano fotografco que enalan. Sc
acuerda proponer la aprobacion de los
pianos de dicho establecimiento indus
trial a condici6n de que envien los
pianos de su establecimiento industrial
del sistema de arenaje que Sc propo-
nen establecer, quedando obhgados d
conformarse con las indicaciones que
este Departamento pueda hacerles te-
niendo en- cuenta fines sanitarios de
inter6s general
Sc lee una solicitud del seEor Jose
A Gambler Gambia pidiendo autoriza-
ci6n para Ia practica de la Veterina-
ria. Fu6 acuerdo proponer que no Sc
concediera dicha lcencia por carecer
81 Departamento de autoridad para
clio.
Sc da cuenta con una carta del doc
tor Vidal Rios pidiendo la reglamen-
taci6n de ciertas minucias del servicio
Fac acuerdo proponer que ell asuntc
fuera encomendado al Official de Sani-
dad de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12

Estan haci6ndose las novenas en-
honor de la Inmaculada Conception,
las que no habfan podido hacerse con
mas antel acion por Ia enfermedad del
venerable parroco sefor Llauger. La
asiStencia de feles numerosa.
-Contiu1a amenazando ell balloon
de L. escuela "Baldorioty' sin que los
llamados q areparerlo hayan tornado min.
guna medida que evite los daf1os que
pueda> ocasionar cualquier percance
que suceda en- dicha escue!a. En- bre-
We nos dirigiremos en- en@rgica expo
sicion q quien ccrresponda Muchas
veces van que hemos 'dicho, que el
baicon de referencia amenaza ruina,
sin que nuestra voz haya sido escu-
chada.
Con sorpresa estamos viendo que
este pueblo, viva la vida del estacio-
namiento, cuando pudiera Ser emporio
de riqueza contando con elementos de
tanta valfa como los que cuenta. Nos
referimos que mientras las impor-
tantes poblaciones de Caguas y algu-
mas otras, muestra estan dando de
su virilidad y de su amor al progreso,
este pueblo, yace puede decirse en- el
|olvido. La agriculture aqu1 esta en-
las mismas 6 parecidas condolences de
hace cincuenta amos. Liam amos pues
la atencion de los aombres progresis
tas de Manatf, para que por los medios
que esten su alcance, citen asam
blea, con Ell laud able prop6s1to de
constitute una estaci6n agricola. Els
peramos que asi sera.
En- breve Sc reunira segdn YER
stones, Ell Comite unionista para tratal
de asuntos que Sc relacionaa con- 10.
uuevos empleados.
FL Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12

plausible cello, el doctor Carba-
lleira.
Pronto van a reunirse las Ca
maras legislativas, y es fuerza
que Sc ocupen en- dar la solu-
cion debida a esa objectionable
defciencia de nuestro sistema
cellular, que expone a grandes
peligros y a inevitables conta-
gios a los ninos delincuentes.
Pero mientras Sc realiza Ia
importante y trascendental re-
forma, debe practlcarse una in
vestigacion que haga luz sobrc
ese cuadro sombrio de nlflos
con esposas y con cadenas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12

SECURE en- cualquicr parte. Ticne
que gustar por fuerza; es IN cuadro
de realidad andaluza, de espl6ndida
vida sevillana, que satisface Y ena-
mora Y entusiasma
La tristeza suave y dulcemente do
lorosa del segundo cuadro, que es
IN poema musical, esta esfumada
discretamente por la sana algeria de
los cuadros primero y dltino, en- los
que han puesto los afortunad1simos
autores, chistes de tan buena ley,
que fueron aplaudidos por separado
de las ovaciones que correspondie-
ron a la obra y sus INTERPRETERS. Las
seforas Bobe, Veh1, Ramirez las
senoritas Duef1o, Carreras Y Rant
rez, y sef1ores Casas, Real, Morales
Iy Berange Interpretation la genial
production de los Ouintero, que fue
unanlmemente celebrada.
El gran duo del segundo cuadro
fue cantado por la sefIora Bobe y e1
sefIor Real, dc TN modo irrepro-
chable.
El sefor Real demostr6 anoche
vi q SCAf II uO ILL Cl11lL1CAlC DAl
de zarzuela.
La sefIora BobG hizo TN NUTS en-
Ell segundo cuadro, digno de una pri-
mera actriz dram atica.
Casas, admirable; as1 como su ena
admirable.
"Congreso fem inista" fu6 tan ce-
lebrado como la noche del estreno.
La seilora Bob6 y Moralito fueron
muy ovacionados en- el cake-walk
La sefiorita Dueflo lucio TN elegan
tc traje de raso celeste; y no hay que
decir que estuvo bien Ell su papel
La orquesta, indiscutible El macs
tro Mayoqui es TN coloso de Ia batuta.
Vaya TN aplauso mas para que Sc
sumo 4 los machos que escuch6 ano-
che Ell bravo director de orquesta.
/ Y, vaya, para final, la lista de los
regalos que recibio e1 benefciado:
Sef1ora Veh1 esposo, I'm paraguas
puf1o plata; seflora Bob6. IN alfiler de
per1as; senorita Santini, I'm album
retratos; sedorita Margarita Rodri
guez, GAIA corbatas; sefIorlta Europa
Dueflo, GAIA calcctines seda; seneritas
Maria Caparr6s y Cruz Verar, ur
alfiler de perlas y rub1 y una reloje-
"a; hijos Verar, GAIA corbatas y III
gallo; senorita Jimenez, cartera pie.
de Russia; Francisco Eerar, bastor
puno plata; Fausto Marin, caFtera pie
con inicial orc; n n. N, cajas taba-
cos; N. ~ n, una boquilla ambar
| Francisco Burset, SIS; Pedro CastafIo
$40; varios amigos portamonedas cor
$50 dollars orc; Rafael Estrazara
IS; Pablo Bella, reloj de mesa; macs
tro Mayoqui, una GAIA corbatas, Be
RAINIER, una caja habanos, actor Mon
tesinos, I'm jam6n; Rafael Colorado
una docena retratos; el avisador III
salfler de orc; Juan Roseilo, uu alfile
brillantes; nifla Rosello, una ca ia cot
batas; Sr Corbella, I'm traje blanco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12
Nota del dia

cia, que tiene en- nuestro con-
cepto una suprema gravedad.
En- Ell reconocimiento 1ltimo
que practice entire algunos nj
nos presos, en- el deposito, pudo
observar que uno de los mucha-
chos detenidos presentaba en-
su cuerpo. f1agelaciones doloro-
sas, huellas de haber tenido
puesta una cadena.
Y agrega el referido faculta-
two que es uso frecuente entire
la policia ponerles a los niflos
detenidos espOsas Y cadenas,
fuertemente aplicadas, cuando
en- la mayor parte de las veces
son acusados de delitos memo
res.
Esto que rebela una sevicia
lamentable, denuncia nueva-
mente la falta inaplazable de
IN correctional para la infan-
cia.
Varias veces hemos hccho
notar la grave defciencia que
Sc nota en- la manera como son
tratados en- Puerto Rico, los nj
nos delincuenteo.
A la infancia desvalida no
Sc le presta aqul Ia menor aten-
clon.
Este es IN mai profundamen-
te ahondado, que amenaza con
hacerse cronicO, ST no Sc atiende
con rapidez y energia a su in
mediata Curaci0n.
La denuncia del m6dico de la
carcel municipal. ha puesto
otra vez en- descubierto Ia exis-
tencia de TN nal tan gravisimo.
No es solo el maltrato de los
agentes del orden, 8 de los car
celeros, 10 que hay que repri-
mir, 10 que es precise evitar, 81
hemos de seguir llamandonos
humanOs; esUS censurables V
crueles detalles, no son mas que
un aspecto odioso de la primi-
tiva torpeza del slstema de car
celes que subsiste entire nos
otros, en- 10 que respecta a los
pequenos dellncuentes; es una
consecuencia logica de la torpe
ensenanza sugerida a los agen.
tes y carceleros y acuantos fun
cionarios interviewer en- deten-
clones y enCarcelamientos de
esta especie y a los que nc
Sc. les ensefla que es precise dl-
ferenciar radicaimente, absolu-
tamente los proced1mientos usa
dos con los nilos que delin-
quen, de los que 4 veces sc en-
plean con los adultos.
Hombres Y muchachos, sor
encerrados en- iguales galeras y
tratados por el mismo regimen
aquf
Lo que ocurre en- la carce
de distrito paSa 10 mismo er
la municipal. 7 ESQ, como Sc
comprende a simple vista, est5
pidiendo a voces una reforma
que nos aproxime a los paises
que han progresado en- este par
ticular a que nos Teferimos.
Hechos como los que denun-
cia el celoso medico de la carce
municipal, no deben repetirse
por el buen nombre de Puerto
Rico; en- ning1n case sc justif-
ca que Sc ate q IN nino con ca
denas, hasta dejarle los eslabo-
mes enterrados en- las carnes
pero es necesaTio hacer algC
mas que suaVlZ1r aspereza;
crueles y violencias repulsivas
es precise que Sc atienda dt
una vez al eStablecimiento dS
I'm correctional de memories,
TN de que los nlnos delincuen-
tes. Sc salven de Ia peligros;
pTomisCuidad de las carceles &C
tuales, donde el menor dan,
{" que pueden recihir esos infeli-
ces es el que denuncia, COZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12
Domingo Os'0=cO,
De ManaG

D;ciembre 10 de 1896.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-04-06


in every part of the nation. Utah, little sub
division of the United States, has declared that in
spite of this prohibtive measure by the nation it
still wants to contamnate itself and all the nation
by this unholy practice. 1t is wrong for Utah to
ask privilege which the majority of the voters Of
the United States opposes. 1t would be wrong for
village city IN county to ask for the privilege
of having saloon if the majority of the voters in
the county opposed it.
b. Things have changed, and the United States, in
stead of permitting slavery has altogether prohibited
1T. 1t would be wrong for any subdivision of this
nation to ask to be allowed to keep slaves. The
larger unit must rule It's restrictions must not be
nullfed by the smaller unit.
The people who affected by an institution should
have the right to decide concerning it.
a The farmer is directly affected by the saloon (1)
1t is admitted that the saloon large portion
OF crime insanity and pauperism, and the expense
connected with them. All criminal cases are dealt
with by the county. A village may have saloon
which causes crime that costs $4,000. The village
does not pay for this but the county must do So
The county is the unit and is responsible financially
for the payment of this expense To force the
farmer to pay his taxes without giving him the
right to vote whether the expense which his taxes
must pay shall be produced not, is tyranny-it
is taxation without representation. This is
sttutlonal The question is not whether this bill is
unconstitutional, not The fact is that the pres
ent law which forces the county to meet the expense
the creation Of which it is not responsible for is
clearly unconstitutional. From the point of view
OF taxation the majority Of county is entitled to
decide CD The moral influence Of the saloon af-
tects the farmer directly His wife, his and
daughters are injured by the saloon within the
county, and the majority should have chance to
deal with the problem that affects the morals of the
people
b. Every taxpayer in the cities and villages is affected
Problems affecting his taxes should be solved by the
same unit that imposes the taxes Taxes in cities
and villages well as in counties higher wher-
the demoralizng saloon exists License fees do
not balance the tax rate in cities where these
fees are applied.
The saloon is declared by the highest authority of
our land, the Supreme Court, to be business at
tended with danger to the community and as such
may be permitted under any restrictions desirable
or entirely prohibited 1877 U. S., &c. II Sup. CT.
Rep, 13. AS such it has inherent or acquired
rights At best it may have only privileges. The
Supreme Court of Illionis holds that 'the re-
fusal to license deprives no man of any property
right, but merely deprives. him Of the privilege
which is in the discretion of the municipal portions
to grant or withhold 1873 Illinois, page 49, It
is not within the province of business existing
on suferance to demand rights-it has no rights.
AT the very best it may ask for privileges which
may justly be denied it.
The saloon has been demanding rights which il has
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-04-06

DIS ISSUE
which it should be denied The people have been ask
ing privileges while they should have demanded rights
which they entitled to- An exchange of position is
now taking place.
III. Objections Answered
The main objections to the local option bill are:
1T is not local option measure it is simply prohbi-
tion.''
This objection is unfair the face of it, Local
option means that each locality may exercise the
right of majority rule on the saloon question That
town or city cannot override the decision of a
county does not make it prohibition bill. This
objection would call for a change in the entire
system of common law. 1t would be in favor of
allowing polygamy in Utah and slavery wherever
state desired it, in spite of prohibition of those
things by the larger unit-the nation.
g. cit is unfair''
TO whom is it unfair9 To the farmerY No.
To the business manY No. To the laborer? No.
To the wife and child? No. To the Christian
voter? No. To the taxpayer? No.
The liquor interests alone have raised the Gun
fair cry. Yet this bill gives them the privilege to
carry on their business wherever the people vote it
to them.
Are the liquor interests afraid of the popular
Is it ''unfar'' to allow the majority to ruleg
3. It would give county chance to vote the saloon
out of city. The farmers could then say to the
townspeople that the saloon cannot remain in the
town city,
County local option gives the whole county, in
Guiding Cities the right to regulate all problems
vital to the whole county, whether those problems
occur in city country It does interfere in any
way with the purely local affairs of the city. The
saloon is not purely local affair.
No town city has any right to have, against
the will of the majority Of the county, that which
spreads immortality and contamination throughout
the county, and which involves the expenditure of
the county money.
In Conclusion
The ntisaloon League does not apologize for this