The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1906-06-01
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doubling our expenses in order to give
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TO- us rs our @ t IN hes8V %
from our shoulders and set us free TO
render them and the cause vastly better
service.
Minnesota white-ribboners are working
for an increase OF 800 IN membership De-
lore the state convention.
You can now catch State Headquarters
or The Public Veal by either the North
western or Twin City phone. ~
During the six weeks Of meetings con
Quoted by Stewart and Woertendyke In
California, over $1,000 were raised.
Kentucky Prohibitionists held great
conference A conference of the Ken
lucky Womens Prohibition Club preceded
Who give us the Rbo address of B Raye
Weltch, Frank Mortimer, and Forvald
Homer l.. Castle has begun 80 day
Prohibition platform tour of the west. He
the coast, about July Is.
WI Ting Fang, former Chinese minister s1
to the United States, has become a tOtal
abstainer. He is PREACHING his principles
wherever he goes. The Empress Dow
ager has been one of his recent listeners.
vention, wrote that Duluth never saw
so much wet goods turned loose In one
night" as in that following the conVen-
The union teamsters of Chicago have
appealed to the proprietors OF grocery and
labor. A day Of rest is a necessity to
physical health and to the best moral con-
5 Gs as NAY 81 t bsE orh Side Mn
Minneapolis and daughter OF state
Chairman Higgins, was awarded the prize
scholarship medal Tor the nlgnest s'aho-
M Th uet Minnesota f u grand lodge I. Q. G. T.
met in Minneapolis this month. Rev. M.
O. stockland grand CHIEF ed.e eem PA be zen
organized during the year, and there nad
been large gain in general membership.
The Indiana Prohibition convention was
the greatest in it's history. A. l.: Grim,
who heads the ticket as candidate Tor sec
retary of state, is the most brilliant Pro-
hibition speaker in the state and will car
Indian Territory and Oklahoma are now
in the Union under the latter name. Inc
bill prohibits the liquor traffic for Il years
land thereafter until the people. change
the constitution within the boundaries OF
Indian Territory and the Indian Reserva-
lions in Oklahoma.
nal attempted to show that the issuance
of liquor-t tax receipts by the national gov
eminent does not involve 1t IN moral S &c cu I;
6. Hendrickson, Maryland, AM, by ou1
G Jones'. W. OF course o they sdone him Up
have joined in petition to the judiciar!
committee of the House Of Representa-
tives for a favorable report on the Little
field bill, which proposes to so amend tn
Interstate Commerce law that it can no
be used as a shelter for blind-piggers VIII
Sell liquor in original packages in prohi
bition states and in prohibition terrltor.
in local option states. -,
we are in receipt Of copy, of the Gin
ton Advocate. Its entire eighth page (out
Of the Big Stone county Prohibition pic;
mic on the 2Sth inst, with Morrow, Cal :al
derwood, Lokensgaard and Squire on tn
ders a supply of posters printed from tn
same form. This sort Of patronage
the local printer. doesn't hurt us an
either. Our people are learning how t
The Presbyterian general assembl
again arrayed that church against tn
license system. 1t opposed the issuanc
of Federal tax receipts to persons sellin
liquor in prohibitory states or commun1
ties 1t favored a federation of churche
for temperance work as outlined by it
Permanent Committee. 1t asked tn
churches to give that committee $500
for it's growing work. Two of it's fiel
secretaries are Minnesota men, Pro-
Chas. Scanlon and DR.. John M. Fulton.
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