The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1907-09-01
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The national committee will meet
November Goth at the Auditorium hs'ei'
The national convention Of the Anti Anti.
Saloon League met at NorfoK, Va Sept
King Oscar Of Sweden has ordered that
no more battleships be christened with
'n The next Worlds Temperance Congress
will meet in 1909. Paris has put In plo
for the 1911 Congress. os.o. O,
National chairman Jones atter IA. an
Eastern trip declares the outlook LOT the
party there to be excellent.
Now that Georgia has gone Tor prohlDl-
ton, Atlanta will put up st nonVsn Tdm
John G. Woolley and wire are now IN
Honolulu. His engagements Will keep
him away from home SIX months u
The prospect now is that Mississippi;
Alabama, North Carolina and Texas VIII
adopt state prohibition in about the oroer
Pennsylvania Prohibitionists contribut-
ed over 100000 during the last year y no TO
itics in the Keystone state.
Sixty-five fraternal organizations ag-
sregang $4,000 rbs cafhcc
were the latest to join the procession.
City n is the 1 1,dns to P een
vention in 1908. This famous resort has
more than 900 hotels and boarding houses houses
The state o to W. 6 Mrs. Bessie e TaytHe
Scovell was elected president for the elev-
enth term. The other officers were also
Prince Gustav Adolph addressed the
international anti-alcoholic congress at
Stockholm in fluent, English; His wife,
Princess Margaret Of England. is white
Among the young men who are devot-
ing their time to prohibition work IN
Minnesota are eight students student Of Augs y
Some good judges of political indica-
1iCns say No 5ra carolina the e.
Senate as the result Of his advocacy OF
The British antarctic expedition, which
will soon sail to carry on explorations in
South Polar regions. will bar ALCOHOLIC
liquors from the outfit, save a very small
quantity for strictly medical purposes,
AS Mayor Jones last year asserted that
Sunday closing was worth $1,000 900 In
cash to Ynneapo the eSs fbe
lid will save the state this year $4,000
The Of on and the
been arl' elected to the first legislative body
Of Finland. They are moving for several
politico- moral reforms.
The Minnesota state Prohibition COM
mittee desires the services OF three ca
pable men who are able to assume IT, the
form ability is not required. BUSINESS
capacity and energy are the chief re-
Iowa Prohibition leaders have design
ment Sunday, on which all the ministers
congregations to petition the legislature
for the submission of the question te
p Secretary Try Calderwood is back from e
short trip to Iowa during which he ad
dressed the Fairfield Chautauqua three
times and also the Jefferson county fair
BY the time this reaches our readers ht
will also have returned from a flying
trip to Duluth and beyond.
The publication, Of weekly paper b!
the natonal Irohibition s G9mm Mite o ma
Home Defender Of Chicago and the De
bination offer with the Home Defender
Every Western Prohibitionist SHOULD
have it.
New, Ulm,, the lidless, in spite Of tn
people of Minnesota that there would b
more drunkenness than ever under Sun
day prohibition, passed her first CLOSED
enness. Notwithstanding the thousands c
visitors pouring into the city from othe
points to attend the big German America
picnic
Alonzo E. Wilson, treasurer Of tn
Methodist Temperance Society and chair
man of the Illinois Prohibition Commute
perance an anniversary f Of the Minnesota \
Evening, the 18th inst. al Also at that c
the Northern Minnesota Conference {
Fowler M. E. church, Minneapolis, Q
Wednesday, October 2 at 2:30 P. M.
VIM E. Johnson, the brave party Pr
hibtionist who is Special Agent of tt
internal revenue department in SoutheI
Territory, is making it hot for the whisk!
ties and having many narrow escape
He says however he is not going to
killed "They have killed two Of my me
but that only results in the rest Of
redoubling our efforts A plot to a.
sassinate him has just been uncovered
Hennepin Ave. and Prospect Park \
E. churches. Minneapolis are amor
those which have expressed a choice f