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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
NAVAL SCANDAL
IS RECALLED
Mrs. Hcthcrington, on Whose Ac-
count Her Husband Commit
mittcd Murder, Eludcs
Attendants.
CBy United Press. J

San Francisco, July ga big
naval scandal OF ten years ago.
growing ont OF the killing of Cover
Robinson at Hongkong by Lieut..
Hetherington on account of atten-
tlons paid 10 the latter's wife. is re-
called by "A North Yakima wash }
dispatch I'm regard TO the escape Of
the former Mrs. Hetherington while
on her way TO an insane asylum.
Mrs Hetherington was the young
and beautiful wife Of the naval Off
Ger and was with him at Hongkong
when Robinson, popular in Hong
kong society and strikinglp hand
some. fell In love with her. The in
fatuation was mutual. Discovery OF
the condition of affairs so enraged
Hetherington that when he next
caught sight OF Robinson. as the lat
ter was riding in a inrihsha. he
sho and killed him He was
brought TO trial and acquitted under
the 'unwritten law"
Hetherington secured divorce.
His wife married again but several
years ago she became Incompetent
through excessive use Of drugs. II
was while on her way to the asylum
that she attempted 10 escape.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
SENATOR ~. W. PETTUS,
v SENATE'S OLDEST
MEMBER, DIES.
(By United Press)

Asheville, N g., July Ex-senator
Pcttus. OF Alabama. died last night
at 10 o'clock. at Hot Springs. this
state, from the effects of stroke
of appoplexy with which he was
seized while at the breakfast table
Saturday morning. His entire body
was paralyzcd. and ne had never re
covered consciousness since that
time. Senator Pettus' daughter and
his grandson, ~. w. Pettus, Jr.
reached Hot Springs nm hour before
the Sepator's death, but he did not
recognize them The attending ply
sicians say that from tho moment
Senator Pettus suffered the stroke.
he suffered no pain and that he
passed away quietly.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
Senator Pottus was born ia Lime
stone county. Ala. July 8, 1921 Hs
vas the youngest child OF John Pet
tus and Alice T. Pettus, who vas a
daughter OF Captain Anthony Win
Won, OF Virginia, revolutionary
solder. He waJ educated In the
common schools OF Alabama and "A
Clh 'on College. Tenn HI studied
hw in the Office OF WiIllom Cooper.
and was admitted TO tho bar in 1872.
He commenced the practice OF law NJ
Gainesville, Ala, as the partner OF
Hon. Lumer Reavis. In t84+ ne
was elected e-.,cltor for the seventh
district He serrcd az q lieutenant
in the Mexican war.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
N. B. COLES INJURED.

n b. Coles, a Mercer street mer-
chant. was arrested Saturday after
noon, charged with being drunk and
disorderly Coles resisted arrest
very decidedly # taking two police
men, horse and wagon to convey
him TO the city hall Immediately
upon being placed In his cell he at
tackled Patrolman Calvin Houchins.
hitting him behind the ear and at
tempting other injuries, when
lIouchins TO defend himself hit Coles
ON his head with his billet, causing
"a very painful but not dangerous
wound. Coles pleaded guilty I'm
court this morning and was ned $40.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
.LYNCHING OF NEGRO
BODY CREMATED WITH HORRI-
BILE RITES.
lBy unlted ProRal

CriSiield, Md July 20. The
body of James Reed. negro murder
er OF Policeman Daughcrty. who was
beaten to- death and afterwards
strung TO a telephone pole In this
city yesterday by mob Of three
thousand people. was stolen last
night by another mob OF enraged
men, who after saturaung the body
with oil. applied torch. Large post
was driven into the ground and the
body lashcd 10 IT. with wire. Fag-
gots piled at feet were lighted. and
cheers were given as flames arose
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
BASE BALL

II is rumored that Manager Coop
er has senta scout out i'm the far
east in search of box artist. and from
present indications he needs them.
70 rthey were trimmed against to
the tune of sevent to three Saturday
in a very pretty game on the Tower
grounds here.
Reese was never IN better condi-
ton and as the pellet left his mighty
nit the batters could be heard to
think "Vat it iss." and never did his
salava sphere break better. Hogan.
known to the fans as the best batter
in the league (Epworth League did
brilliant work behind the rubber.
Downeyp itched a good game. but
everybody hit" and it was a hard
matter for him TO keep up spirits.
even though he did strike out six.
Bluefeld shined in the third and
seventh innings.
Ninth inning Burton flied out to
Flick Hogan got pass, Beckett
drew a two-bagger Leonard singled.
scoring Hogan, stole second while n
big debate was on: Anderson singled
scoring Beckett; Grimes couldn't
connect Leonard scored on Schlitz
passed ball Trevillian safe on Rog-
ers' error: Anderson scoring. Taylor
waited for four bad ones. Reese got
hit. Burton out. Downey TO Drew
Seventh inning Anderson safe on
Corrogan's error. Grimes forced An
derson out at second Trepillian
strolled Taylor singled. scoring
Grimes. Burton singled. forcing
Trevilian out at home. Hogan hit
one over the palings for two cush-
ions. scoring Taylor and Reese.
Beckett flied 10 Drew
Bramwell came across I'm the third
and eighth innings
Second inning Drew famed
Corrogau safe ON Anderson's error.
Flick singled stole second. Goodrich
famed Rogers safe on TayIor's err
ror. Corrogan scoring Flick out at
tempting to come home
Eighth inning Flick singled
Goodrich singled Rogers flied TO
Hogan Downey hit for two sacks.
scoring Flick and Goodrich slitz at
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
MAMGLED MAN
A TERROR
I"SSes iiaggagCmHn About While
Waiting for Ambulance.
(By Unltod Prnss-N

south Bethlehem, Pa. July %
John Kite, n negro OF gigantic pro.
portions though having fractured
skull and hand nearly cut on. made
frightful resistance when ne was
being detained at Union Station ia
await the arrival of an ambulance.
Kitle was hurt trying TO board a
coal train I'm his delirium he seemed
possessed of supcrhuman strength.
and tossed four husky baggage
smashers about like toys The aid
OF nearly dozen men was necessary
before he could be subdued.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
TO CITIZENS OF SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH WARD.

The Board Of Supervisors with
representatives from the Chamber
Of Commerce and city engineer ask
that you meet them Tuesday. July
3Oth. al D. m. AZ Mercer street,
over head bridge
The meeting was called by the
committee of the Chamber Of Com
mcrce and the Board of Supervisors
The object Of this meeting rs to
hear their reasons for not commcnc-
ing sewerage and street improve
meuts on the North Side
Don't forget the date Tuesday,
July 3Oth az p. m
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
LONG BEACH
is FIRE SWEPT
Many Cottages Also Re
ported in Flames,
(By United Press. }

New York, July 29.-I.ong Beach
aud two adjoining summer cottages
at Long Beach, l.. l.. were com
pletoly destroyed by fire early to-
day. 1t is reported that two men
aud woman are injured. Wire
communication is Interrupted. one
report says hfty otnor cottages near
the hotel are burning ruriousIy. that
llre ghtins service is inadequate.
Besides being six hundred guests I'M
the hotel there is an average of ten
III each cottage. The property ia
owned by the Long Beach Improve
ment Company. Guests have lost
.all-their possessions 80 rapid was the
spread OF the flames. Damage is es-
timated at millions. Assistance Ia
hurrying TO scene from adjoining
towns and resorts Dynamite is be-
ing used To check spread of fire.
which was first discovered I'm the
top floor of the hotel. Some two
hundred trunks had been rescued
from the hotel and were piled for
a hundred feet away supposed to be
safe, but tongue of flame reached
them destroying every vestage.
Fire under CONTROL early thisE
Fire controlled early this after
noon. Losses will exceed million.
The hotel and contents Of six cot
tages We're destroyed Two persons
are missing.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
WATERSP0UT AND
LANDSLIDE BURY
RAILROAD TRACK
CRY United Press }

Monterey. Va. July 29.-P Persons
coming in from the valley of the
Greenbrier report serious DAMAGE
and Inconvenience on account of a
waterspout on the Coal and Iron
Railroad, between Durbin and Elk
ins. Trains are shut out from the
southern terminus by an immense
landslide. which will require two
or three weeks to remove. The
slide is in a deep cut. about one
fourth of a mile long. and the tract,
is buried TO depth ranging from
ten To forty feet. Supplies for the
numerous lumber camps along the
line are obta a'ned with much dinicul-
ty.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

tempted a squeeze play. Downey out
.at third. Smith uie7f 10 Trevinian
The lineup follows:
Bramwell- Corrigan. SIS: Flick.
Oh; Goodridge. cf: Rogers. 9b ::
Downing, p.; Schlitz. c.: Smith. rf. ::
Hewitt. IT,: Drew 10.
Blueheld Beckett. CT: Leonard
rf.; Anderson, Oh Grimes. 1b.:
Trevillian. IT,. Taylor. SIS: Reese. o.:
Burton, 3b.: Hogan. c.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Bramwell OO1OOOO2 % 7 4
Bmefeld OO4OOO3O x-7s 6
Summary base hits Beck
ett Hogan. Downing. Hewitt Singles
Beckett, Anderson Trevilllan.
Taylor, Reese Flick, ?: Goodrldge.
.; Downing Sacrifice hit Grimes.
Hit by pitcher BY Downing. Reese
Bases ON .balls-On Reese. 3: off
Downing g. Struck out BY Reese.
70; by Downing, 6. stolen Bases
Leonard. Grimes errors Corrigan
2 Flick Rogers. .: Schlltz. Leon
ard, Anderson. Taylor, Hogan Um-
pire, Mr. Maynard
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
UPRISING IN CUBA
SERIOUS TROUBLE
MOMENTARILY EXPECTED


Havana. July 20 Efforts to in
cite an uprising against American
domination I'm cuba aro actually be
ing made in Santiago Province.
Agitators. it is now Known. have
been working for days in eastern
portion of the island one clash be
tween Ruralcs and would-be revo-
lutionists incurred yesterday
TO check the agitation and pre-
vent any armed uprising RuraIes
are being concentrated foo force at
Guantanamo This action ls regard
ed ass confirming fbc many recent
reports that uprising threatened
I'm yesterdays connlr Hurales en-
countered band of outlaws trying 10
steal horses with which 10 join
rebels Shots were exchanged and
three outlaws were captured Palace
officials deny any fear of uprising.
but The preparations being made 10
prevent trouble is alarming the citi-
zens.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
FLIES STING SIX
TO DEATH
Pests of Canadian Woods Drive
Hunters out.
CBy United Press }

East Aurora ~ Y. July 29.-A
remarkable report OF fatalities due
to flies is brought by John Grimm.
who has just returned from the
Algonquin Park locality OF Canada.
MIR Griffin went to the woods I'm the
Dominion on a hunting and fishing
trip about week ago He expected
to be gone for several weeks. but
the fact that six deaths resulted
from blood poisoning following
stings of black flies near his camp
drove the veteran home
Mr.. Griffin has hunted i'm the re.
gion of Algonquin Park for many
years. and he pronounces the pests
the most numerous and deadly he
has ever seen.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
THE HENRY BULLETIN
CONDEMNS CHIEF NEwMRr

IT, has been eroneously thought
that there was no such thing as n
press censor in America. but that
the Office was confined to Russia and
other eastern dcspolisms, chief Of
Police Newkirk. of BlucHeld w va.
however. has assumed the duties Of
that office. so far as Bluefcld Us
concerned. and by an imperial ukase
recently promulgated has forbidden
the publication of the police court
proceedings Zoo the BlueGold news
papers Mr. Ncwkirk euforce8 his
orders by knocking down the re-
portars when they dare 10 violate
them and when be IS fined for do
Ing so hc Immediately declares his
intention OF doing lt again
From the rumors that have
reached us from time TO time we
have long suspected that there was
somothire rotten in Blueneld but
we had not supposed that the whole
city contained as much ignorance as
tho chief of police has exhibited in
his own person Tie should be- re-
moved at once for his own safety. as
we'll as chat of his city "sic Sem
per Tvrauui.' is stnl upon the Coat
OF Arms of Virginia and Blueneld
is very near the border
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
DORCHESTER TEAM
TO PLAY BLUEFIELD

The Dorchester baseball team will
pay BIuefeld Wednesday, Thurs
DAY Friday and Saturday next
Dorchester is said to be one OF
the best teams in Southwest vir-
ginia.
II VIII be matter OF interest TO
kno wthat DR.. Pollard and Mr.. Barr.
we'll known here, will be in tho
pitchers box. and this Of Itself Is
sufficient TO guarantee an interest
ing game.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

Boise. Idaho. July Haywood.
whose iron nerve gave away imme-
diately following yesterday morn
ing's verdict of acquittaI. quickly re-
gained control OF himself aud IL
quite himself today and certainly
the Lappiost man in Boise.
The fight IL already on for the
release of President Charles Meyer
and Executive Committeeman Geo.
Pettibono. accused with Haywood OF
completely I'm assassination OF form
er Governor Stuenberg. The Fed
Grafton lawyers are appealing for the
release ON bail and the state ls Bit
torly opposing motion. Boise gen.
orally is far from happy over the
verdict The pcrdict is distinct
Jolt for the town 40 frankly charac-
terlzod by Attorney Darrow as
poisoned community The effect
may be far reaching politically and
otherwise What effect the verdict
may have on Orchards fate is not
yet certain That Haywood trlumphed
is no particular credit 20 him. He
has not yet completed plans for the
future.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
DEAD NEGRO DIS
COVERED IN BOX CAR

a negro was discovered i'm n box
car near Roderlleld There was a
bullet hole through his head The
car was attached To a freight train
When II was discovered dead man
was on the train It stopped and he
was removed. There was nothing
on his person TO identify him
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

AsLEEr N COYOTES LAIR.
Runaway Children, After Two Days.
Find odd Resting Place.
CBy United Press J

Kingnsher Okla. July 20 Two
children of O. j schung aged five
and six living near Darlington. wan
dered away from home two days ago.
and were NOT found until last night
when a searching party of neigh
ors finally located them fast asleep
in coyotes lair. underneath an cm-
bankmcnt whore they had crawled
TO rest
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

Miss Nina Scruggs, OF Bedford
city. who has spent several weeks at
Mrs Otey's, on Giles street, returned
20 her home this morning, accom-
panied by Miss Hadel Otoy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

War Eagle and Narv'own played
q very interesting game ~ baseball
Saturday at Marvfown 'fo score be-
ing 2 70 3 fro favor of war Eagle
Hylton and Mcintyre off this city
were The battery for Wa-vtown Soy
eral games are scheduled for thla
week
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
DENTH oF CrAnEvcr nRrrv

Died at the home ~ His parents
in fhc wcef End Clarence " The
one-year-old son of Wr and Mrs E
p. Martin with gaefrf The re-
mains will be taken fo roeloston TO-
morrow ON 30 fQ accompanied by
his mother as Wr Martin is dosuer-
ately ill At his home with typhoid
fever.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

MISS Nellie Hatcher returned last
night from Roanoke. where she had
been called by the illness OF her IA
ter's little boy who is very IN with
meningitis and typhoid fever
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

The Bramwell ball team passed
through the city yesterday en route
TO Johnson city. Tenn. for a series
OF games this week.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
WILLIAM ID. HA YWOOD
IS A FREE MAN ATLAST
jury Return Verdict of
Not Guilty
lBy united Pross.l

Boise, Idaho. July 2S.-A verdict
of not guilty" was returned by the
grand jury in the Haywood case this
morning
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

Miss Lillian McCroy is Ul at her
home ON Paris street
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

" II Kelly, Of Gialto, ~ visiting
friends here this afternoon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
CANDIDATES IN DAILY LEADER
DIAMOND rim GCONTEaT

BALLOTS RECEIVED.
Miss Anna Hcarn. TerreIs Dry
Goods Store ..............8eO0
Miss g. Nc0 McAlisfor. ForroTs
Dry Goods store ..........8 1900
dIs May Baldwin Pedlgo's Dry
Goods store ................ .215O
Miss Sadie Tabb stenographer.
Hun Andrews e. Thomas 1880
ADVERTISE ~ THE DAILY
lEADER AND GET RESULTS.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29
vIRGINIA sTArE LEAGUE.

Lynchburg 2 Roanoke %
Richmond q Portsmouth First
game
Richmond ] Portsmouth 6 Sec
Oud game
Norfolk - DanviIlo o First game.
Norfolk Dauville g. Second
game
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

j. ID Jamison OF Roanoke. is reg-
is'ercd at Hotel Altamonf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

B ~ sind~u spent suHAaE ia Roa-
nOke
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

Grundy Gilmcr loft This afternoon
for brief visit to Pulaski
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CONTINUED on Page 6l
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-29

BALLoTs RECEIVED.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-10

The patrons Of the Post Office here are
feeling much anxiety over the reported
change in our mail service to 60 into eff
feet on June the first, taking from us the
evening mail. There is a petition in cir
culation, and is being numerously signed
praying the proper authorities at Wash
ington not to make the change but to con-
tinue the excellent service that we have
been having for the last five years.
Misses Jane and Mamie Mitten of Mil
ford Neck, we're guests of Mrs. Alex.
Minner, on Sunday last.
Mrs. T. D. Hubbard is confined to her
bed with a severe attack of inhammatory
rheumatism.
The festival that had been previously
announced to be held here on Friday and
Saturday evening, Of this week, has been
postponed until the evenings of the "a,
and 25, oftthis month on account of the
weather conditions and other conflicting
circumstances.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-10
HARRINGTON.

Lowber Jackson of Florida, and Edgar
Layton of Mongahela, Pa, are home.
Harvey Hopkins of Washington, and
Norris Graham, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday here.
Miss Grace Ross, entertained company
from Hickman, on Sunday.
Lizzie Gordon is on the sick list.
Rev. VIM. and Mrs. Mullinson, Mrs
George Fleming, Mrs. West, Mrs. Curtis
and other attended the W. C. 7. .. con-
vention at Houston on Thursday.
Napoleon Nelsoh, OF Trappe, Md, and
Mahoney Denning, of Philadelphia, have
been town visitors
Mrs. r. W. Ross, and sister, have been
visiting Mrs. S. NJ. Morgan, of Dover.
In loving remembrance of our dear
mother, Mrs. Susan Anthony, who died
at her home near town on Tuesday, even
ing April 3Oth 1907. The deceased was
seventy years of age and has been a de-
voted christian for forty-six years
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-10

ALL public bodies expendin G
public money should make frequent
and clear sta tements of their doings,
and in such manner as any ordin-
airy mind can understand. This
begits confidence from the taxpay-
ers, and a support which is earnest.
This has been the principle of the
republican party in Delaware, and
it should be the principle of every
school district, or other department
Of government, from state and
county to be the smallest municip-
ality as well. All contracts made
should be published as to who were
the bidders and the prices profered.
This is the rudimentary grounding
of all honest government, and un-
less it IS followed out, the public
has a just cause to be suspicious of
those administering the offices.
This policy has been carried out bv
our Levy Courts in the past, and
we hope that it will be adhered to
in the future; but in matters par
tanning to the public schools and
the expenditure Of the money raised
for their maintenance, there has
been a general lack of information,
and for this reason the great bulk
of the trouble has been experienced.
If the receipts and expenditures of
all money were to be published so
that all taxpayers could conven-
iently see it, there would be better
results gotten. This is especially
suggested to the school COMMITTEES.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-10

IT should be born in mind by
every school committee and clerk
of every district in Delaware, that
a radical compulsory school attend
ance law goes into effect this com
ing July, and that it is now the
duty Of every assessor in every dis
trict in the State, to make a com
plete census of every child between
the years Of six and fourteen years
old residing in the district. Severe
penalties are provided for failure to
do this, and the new law has been
printed this week for distribution.
Copies may be had by applying to
the Superintendents of the Public
Schools, or from the Secretary of
State. The full text of the law
will be published in the CHRONICLE
next week, and it should be care
fully studied by all interested in the
schools.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-10
FROM FREUERICA.

The Degree of Pocohontas, Oneita
Council No. Z, and Cayuga Tribe, Impd.
O. r. NJ, will attend divine service next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, at Barratt's
Chapel.
Mr.. Andrew Satterfield and others of
Harrington, will conduct the services
next Sunday at Christ Mission. Mr..
Meredith Of near FELTON,, will preach the
following Sunday. Everybody cordially
invited to be present.
On Tuesday evening James B. Ander-
son entertained the members of his
class in the lecture room of the NJ. E.
Church. It has been his custom to cele-
brate his birthday every year which
occurs in March, but illness lin his family
caused it to be postponed until Tuesday
evening. He is eighty-three years of age
and has conducted the class of which he
is leader for forty-two years. Many of
those present testified that his faithful
christian life had been an inspiration to
them. After an hour of reminiscent ex-
periences ice cream and cake were served.
We wish him many more years of chris
tian usefulness and many returns of the
happy occasion. "
DR.. ]. B. Derrickson's saw mill is in
operation again. He has employed Milo
Barber Of Milford as sawyer.
Milford chronicle., 1907-05-10

THE liquor dealers are consider
ing the plan of assailing the consti-
tutionality of the law which pro-
vides for a special election next fall,
for the people to say whether they
want liquor sold in Delaware.
Their lawyers will advise the fight
as it is in their line but we believe
that the court will uphold the op-
inions Of the best legal minds of
Delaware who stated that in their
opinion, the law is constitutional.
The people of Delaware want the
liquor question laid, and laid en-
phatically one way or the other,
and to set aside the right that has
been given them now, should bring
down the condemnation of every |
honest citizen in the state. Regard |
less of the constitutionality of the
law, and we believe that it is clearly
within the constitution limit, we
hope to see the people go to the
polls next November and vote their
sentiments, honestly and without
fear or favor from either side.
There can come no harm to any one
from this, and it will, aside from the
moral point, clear the political at
mosPhere of the liquor question.
Stand fast for the submissiln of the
question to the people mex tall,
and then abide by the arbitrament
of the ballot.