Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-13
HIS TEMPERANCE LESSON

9 Spokane, Dec. 26.--Rev. Charles 9
y II. Braden OF Grace Baptist q
o Church today completed his task o
% OF converting the windows at 4.
g Jimmie" Durkins' gin palace in @
q to temperance lecture. The city Q
9 turned out en- masse to see the re. I,
9 suit, and II took policemen with Z,
g clubs to keep the crowds from OBJ 4.
g structing traffic, There are nine I.
4 big plate glass windows on both Q
q sides Of the saloon and they ordi. 4:
y narily are filled with California Q
@ wines and various sorts OF liz. (.
O. uor. Tonight, however. they are I.
y made up into a series OF tableaux .
. and pictorial displays to illustrate .
q the downfall OF young fellow 4:
" who starts out as a moderate .
q drinker." In the one window the (.
e hero Joe" and his bride Mary" .
y are standing up before the clergy. (:
. man who is marrying them. Full. a
g size wax figures are used. The 9
o second window shows him leav- q
O. ing for saloon against the pro- 4.
o test Of his wife. Then he is seen .
g drinking with friends. Cartoons q
q from prohibition magazines com. I.
g plete these scenes. a
4" The fourth scene shows Mary" (.
g as a disheveled woman hard at I:
y work over the wash tub and on q
/" the tub is marked THE piano that (.
g Mary got" The two figures show I.
@ her wan. hungry, pinched. Other (;
g displays show Joe" in the act OF 4.
I" killing a man, and the last shows f,
:" joe convicted In prison cell (.
@ with Mary" weeping beside him. I:
. Peeping through the prison win. I.
:" dow Is Durkin, the saloonkeeper. (;
g saying, 81 started IT," Z
d" Rev. Braden is young man. 4.
I" He recently proclaimed from his L.
Q pulpit that he wished he could 4.
o show the result OF intemperance 4
:" In forcible manner. To his as. I.
I" constituent, Durkin offered him 4
y the use OF his windows Minis, 1,
g tiers generally condemn Braden's 4
@ undertaking and claim he will not Z
9 accomplish any good at all and 4
4" that he may do much harm in
bringing the ministry and relig- 4
o ion into disrepute. 4
| y % % .
At that time the entrance TO n
harbor was very narrow. and the char
mel swept close under the Port Roya
shore. Everybody In the town kne,
tnat something had happened on IN
frigate. The garrison OF the fort wa
out, and the guns were loaded an
bore fair upon the channel. Softl,
for they we're within earshot dIstanc
OF the fort, Morgan passed the wor
to train the guns OF the battery on tn
parapet Of the fort. He also told of
oil the men with small arms to lin
the side, with instructions for them L
Hre at the portfolios OF the fort as the
passed, and he charged every one IN
der pain of death to keep all fast unit
he gave the word. Hornlgold bent al
Ills mind to getting the ship safely on
of the harbor. Two or three reliabl
men were stationed in the gangwaS
whose sole business II was to repea
his commands without fail during tn
confusion, no matter what happened
They we're right in the entrance no'
and were coming opposite the fort. Tn
men below were still keeping up
great noise, but a hail which cam
across the water from the rampai
was entirely audible, the distance nc
being more than half pistol shot.
ITO be contlnvsd)