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active support irrespective of
what your politics may be.
ut is unnecessary to speak to
a grain dealer about the import
ance of reduction on freight
rates on grain. The only real
relief from exorbitant charges
that has ever been brought. to
Oklahoma grain dealers has come
through Mr.. West. AS special
attorney general for Oklahoma
he has brought several actions 4
against the railroads along these Z
lines and has won every one that
has been decided. He has obFS
tanned reduction in coal rat,
He has pledged to continue
work and everyone who 1.-THE
quainted with his abilitylT
energy, and his integrity, WAY
that he will fulfill his pr 7 tha
Mr.. West is absolutely bey
influence of the corpoA
His work has already H.i
results that will save Dl6 til
immense amount of
his election will mea;
in freight rates will ..==:=7 s==== = !; !:
81 am writing to, NE1ATDA a.
use your Judgement. lHo ne@4ss -~-l
nomination and elt sashlns.
in my judgement, +, So,. Sos Gsit1S ,hat an '
personal interest to a. auld hardly tSn
"varv rAs,,tg invented pisdes
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The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-06

If you are contemplating the
there to wait on you.
Evening journal., 1907-10-16

When the father beheld his boy in the
wretched condition in which he was
brought home. he at once realized his
error, and in deep contriuon regretted
that he had not openly opposed the
saloon and done everything in his
power to prevent its operation In his
.neighborhood.
There are some parents In this city,
who, because of their Indifference or
neglect may have this experience re-
'peated and brought home 20 them.
DO YOU WANT YOUR SON TO BE
THE NEXT VICTIM? II not, a vote
against license on November s is the
only opportunity you may have to pre-
vent Just such an occurrence.
In considering this case. do you hon.
estly believe that any amount Of money
lpaid by that saloon keeper for license,
high or low, could make right what
you know was absolutely wrong2
This question is not one Of eXpe-
diency, It is not a financial question, Il
I is a moral question and can only be
settled along moral lines. The dollar
mark has no part IN this discussion.
The man who talks revenue at such
a time as this brands himself as 2
moral cowarde
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
PROHIBITION PROGRESS A IRE
MARkABLE PHENOMENON"

THE WAVE OF TEMPERANCE
SENTIMENT which has been going
over this country IS one of the most
remarkable phenomena of the time. II
appears to be directed against the SA-
LOON as an institution. 1T POR-
TENDS THE ULTIMATE EXITING
TION OF THE SALE OF INTOXl-
cANTs IN PLACES OF PUBLIC
RESORT. The people are going 10
have their liquor laws enforced They
40 not saw the saloon win be unmo-
Tested II It consents to the rigorous
enforcement OF the present laws
MANY ARE CONVINCED THAT
THERE is NO SUCH THING POS
sIBLE AS A DECENT, ORDERLY
LIQUOR SALOON The ultimate out
come of the present agitation for me
enforcement Of the laws may be a de-
Termination to get along without sa-
lloons entirely" Editorial in THE
MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule in eject June 2. 1907.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue STATEN
WILMINGTON. DEL

Daily Daily except Sunday. Sum
NEW YORK and the East. '2.26, '5.2l
s9gS Ills, s1135 a. m, f126, $780, 'b.l1
.Eoyai Limlted, s742, s11.OO p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, "2.26, 'o.26, fosJ 10
es.D 1910, 40 Qecal), 1900. ISIS, ss.S4 90
oa), s9.3S, sl1.0S QooaD, 1915 QocaD fl.ls,
k11s5 a. m, i1.2S, taos ('ooaO, -3.o. Saw.
docaD, t452 Qocal), s5.17 Royal Limited
ts.sO GocaD, roo. s7oS Qocal). '4A2' sS.oS'
'cSaasEsrER. $3.50 QocaD. ts.4O. .7.2o 90.
cal. $500. ISIS, 1884 Oocai6 'sSS slloS
QocaD, f055 OocaD. s1.35 a. m. ii.sS,
1905 QocaD $3.50, Qocal. t45l Qoeall, 70 ~
pocsD. f7.Uo. s7.O5 QocaD, 'i.4z' se.oz Noe1i''
BALTIMoRE & WASHINGTON. .tS5
$3.50. slO49 o. M. '106. s250. "4,A, iooO'
b6 "A "Royal Limited" 's.09, 's.e4 y IN; co
BALTIMORE and Way Stations t''VV'
1919 a. m.. t3.l5. s5.5s p. m.
NEWARK, @4.55. 100, so.49, fSoO a. m
f12N '106. i315, 1850. s5.bs fIVo' 'sV''
Sir siNeERLY. TOO. ssa, 1850 CExpress)
a. m. il240 f315. t55O (Express)' 1920
roo, s1l.S6 p. N. 49,, .,o x
LANDENBURG and way stauoh1' W.
a. m. 1900 s7.25 p. m. ,.,7 * 5o
PITTSBURCs, s455 "10.49 a. m. sA4i' io'0'
s6. "A Royal Limited" 1884 ,. m.
CHICAGO. s455 s1O.i9 a. M, .z.b0 ?; p;,Is. NJ
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS Il LODAS
WILLIE. Ass a. M s1.06, s9.C9 p. M -
Del Ave sta Desmarvia Tel. Nso. ~ ~
& A. Tel. 1422-A City Ticket ONCE o0i
Market street. ID. & A. Tel. l"e-A' ICY
II. A. Miller. travelling Passenger Agen'
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
PRoPOSALS


PROPOSALS. -si300000 BONDS OF THE
TOWN or NtpDLErOWN. DEL.
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS OF THE
TOWN or MIDDLETOWN.
Scaled proposals viii he received by the
undersigned at the office OF the Board az
Commissioners of the Town of Middle
town. Delaware, M r. % clock noon on
Saturday. the Second day Of November
a. D.. 1907 for an issue OF bonds 10 he
known as The bonds of The Comm sfiOn-
es OF the Town of Mlddletown.
The issue VIII be for Na0QQ.Q0 20 refund
part of the outstanding indebtedness. OF
the said Town of Mlddletown and auihlf-
lzcd by an Act OF the General Assembly
of the State OF Delaware approved the
lith day of March. a d. 1907 and VIII
bear date December "a. 1901, and mature
December a. 1921
The bonds viii he coupon IN form. OF
the denomination OF $4,000 each, and hear
interest AZ the rate OF five 6l per centum
per annum. payable somi-annnnlly. biul
for the bonds must be accompan ga by %
certified check for ten lOl per cent OF thf
amount OF bonds I'd for the same 90 h,
applied 10 the purchase price " the bid
der Is successful or returned 10 not.
The right 20 reject any or all bids 4
expressly reserved.
Bids win be publicly opened and read
az meeting az the rooms of the said
Commissioners Of the Town OF Middle
town on the day and hour aforesaid
GEO. V. BEVERLEY President.
ol6-l9-23-o0
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
cALENnAR oE EuENrs-

WEDNESDAY, October 1e-s p. M,
South Wilmington mass meeting, New
Castle avenue and B street. Address
by Or. c. n. Meade, Of New York
city.
THURSDAY, October 17-s p. M,
Young Peoples Rally, Asbury M. E.
Church. Address by William n. An
q dersou, Of Baltimore, Md; p. M,
Church Federation First Presbyter-
ian Church, Ninth and Market streets.
Address by Thomas m. Hare, superin-
tendent Anti Saloon League, of
Washington, D. c.. p. M, open air
meeting, Fifth and Market streets
Prominent anti-lioense speakers;
p. M, Edge Moor Church. Address
by n. g. Eastburn, Esq.
FRIDAY, October 1873 p. M, Twelfth
Ward Mass Meeting, Woodlawn and
Lancaster avenue. Address by Or. c
r.. Meade.
SATURDAY, October 1913 p. M, oper
air meeting, Fifth and Shipey streets
Address by Or. c. n. Meade ane
others. p. M, Mems Mass Meeting
at Eden Hall, under the auspices oi
Junior o. U. AaM. Address by Horac,
G. Eastburn, ESQ., and Rev. c. T
Wyatt. Every member of the ordel
is urged to bring a friend.
SUNDAY, October 20-Anti- Licens,
Mass Meeting at Grand Opera House
Addresses by Rev. William Temple
Of this city, and Hon. John T. Shea
Esq, the Silver Toneued Orator, o
Cambridge, Mass. Voters special,
invited.*
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
THE SALOON MUST GO--THE PEOPLE DEMAND IT

OF Stag by the Brylgon Steel Casting
Company. II was stated by members
OF Council that farmers between here
and Wilmington are willing to give
their wagons for a day free of charge
to do the hauling. Harry ]. Stoeckle,
Webster Blakely and business men In
Wilmington are willing to contribute
so that the roadway can be improved.
Mr.. Kee viii secure a traction engine
and road scraper, and round up the
middle Of the road before any Stag is
placed on IT, In places where Stag was
placed last year the road is in splendid
conditions
Members Of the street committee win
personally call on the farmers and busi-
ness men, so that the proper arrange
ments can be made regarding the haul
ing
Have Special Meeting
Tax Collector Shearer was detained
at his place Of business last night and
could not attend the meeting. A spe-
cial meeting win be held on November
! 70 go over his tax duplicate for 1908
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
"coUslNs ACROSS THE sEA.n

Mr.. William Thomson has spoken I'm
our city. He has Travelled a long way
from his home-from away down there
in New Zealand, Australia-and he has
reached Delaware just in the nick of
time to give us a little word of advice
in behalf of the Saloon He says that
he speaks here as an Englishman; and
he places himself on the side Of the Sa-
loon. If we are going to decide this
Question upon English authority. let MS
see what other Englishmen have said
on the subject.
The London Times says: "The use
OF strong drink produces more idle
ness, crime, disease. want and mis-
cry than all other causes put together
Hon. William r. Gladstone: 1T has
been said that greater calamitles ar,
inflicted on mankind by intemperanc,
than by the three great historical
scourges, war. pestilence and famine
THIS IS TRUE FOR US, and Il is IN,
measure Of our discredi, and disgrace.
Men go into public houses respect.
able and come out felons."-Mr. jus.
tice Grove
And in 1881 Lord Chief Justice Cole
| ridge stated from the bencn OF the Su
,preme Court. that Judges were wear!
with calling attention to drink as tn
principal cause Of crime, but he coul,
not refrain from saying that If THEY
COULD MAKE ENGLAND SOBEI
THEY WOULD SHUT UP NINE
! lTENTHS OF THE PRISONS"
Read also what an Irish Judge, N
'Shaughnessy has said: Il have bee
thirty years chairman OF quarter ses
lsions in several counties in Ireland
ihate, perhaps, presided at more crini
lnal trials than most men living. and
lean truly say that have had scarcel
a case before me with reference TO tn
lclass Of offences known as against tn
lperson, that was not the consequence
lof drunkenness"
Now, you have Mr.. Thomson, OF Me-
Zealand, on the one side; and on IN
other side you have The London Time
Hon. w. f. Gladstone. Justice Grow
Chief Justice Coleridge and Judge n
'Shaughnessy.
Mr.. Thomson tells you he has bee
J travelling around the world to gain
little experience and gather a few sta
tistics
These noted men speak from the
wide experience and broad Inowledg
Take your choice.
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
WHAT HAPPENED AT MILFORD,
DELAWARE.

a well known citizen Of Milford, Del
aware, had two promising sons, tall,
manly fellows. in both of whom the
father took great pride. They were his
delightful companions. Last April the
HoJel Proprietor at Milford applied Tor
a license to sell Intoxicating liquors for
beverage purposes, and this application
for license was opposed very strenu-
ously by the citizens of Milford, many
of whom objected TO the saloon and its
cireful Influences
A renonstrance was circulated
among the citizens and was presented
TO the father of the two boys above
named, and he was urged TO add his
signature to the remonstrance as he
was a man of wide influence in the
community. When this man was ap-
preached by the citizens he declined
to sign the remonstrane, saying that
he was not interested in the matter in
any way. and as it did not affect him
and he did not wish to oppose the
Hotel Proprietor.
A short time later at the sitting OF
the court, the proprietor Of the hote
succeeded in securing his license. not
withstanding the remonstrances OF
some Of the best citizens. The hote
bar was at once promptly opened ant
the opening night widely announced
on that eventful opening night a very
sad occurrence took place. One of III,
sons Of the man, who had declined {,
sign the. remopstrance was brought
home to his fathers house in an In.
toxicated condition for the first time
Evening journal., 1907-10-16

ordinance regarding the dumping Of
ashes. rubbish and paper on the street
was given its final reading and IS now
a law. All rubbish must be deposited
on the bed Of the new street north of
Harmony street Mr.. Kee is leading
the agitation for the collection Of ashes
weekly. and several Of the members
agreed that the move would be a gool
one.
When the ordinance regarding safety
gates at the crossing Of the cut-oft
came up there was a general discus
sion and 1t was finally passed after
being amended. giving the railroad
company the option 20 place a watch
man continually at the crossing 3r
have safety gates operated at all hours
day and night.
To Attend Celebration
Mayor Boyd appeared before the
meeting and presented an invitation
from the Delaware Society. Colonial
Danes, to attend the unveiling OF a
tablet 70 commemorate the landing OF
William Penn In America. Council ac-
cepted the invitation.
Mayor Boyd also drew attention tC
the necessity of improved roadway'
coming into the city proper Mr.
REYNOLDS OF the street committee, SAID
he had been offered 1000 wagonloadl
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
rHE SALOON ATTAcKs ALL FoUR

If has been said that the foundation
of this Government rests upon four
things: the Church, the school, the
press. and the home.
This being true. it must be conceded
that whatever attacks either one, or
more. OF these institutions, TO that eN-
tent assails and weakens the Govern
ment under which we live.
What is the attitude Of the Amen-
can saloon system everywhere toward
these institutions? And how does II
affect them?
You know the Saloon seeks to un-
dermine the Press by attempting 10
subsidize 1t wherever and whenever n
/ is possible to do so; and when that Is
lnot possible. II endeavors 10 intimidate
/ bv Withdrawing its influence from
those editors and publishers who have
backbone enough to refuse 70 be bought
or inundated.
You know how the Saloon affects the
Home. by substituting want for plenty
and misery for happiness.
You do not need TO be told that the
/ saloon Is an enemy 10 the school
public and private; for II takes tn'
children out Of the places Of learnins
and sends them to the shops, where
tbev have TO work 10 help support th'
family OF which they are a part j
takes money 10 educate a boy or girl
land when the father spends II for rum
the child has to suffer.
Is the Saloon a friend TO the Churcf
mot any particular Church, but tn
Church universal2 Not at all. Here
are a few-and only a few-of tn
statements the liquor men have made
recently in their literature: They have
said Of the ministers. the w. c. 7. u
workers. and other good citizens, tina
they are Illuminating the vain mouth
lines OF demagogues." That the clerg.
l"have opened your churches 70 a prop
aganda Of exaggerations, fabricatons
and deliberate falsehood." They refe
TO the work being done by all denomi'
nations as the "hysteria OF clerica
populism" and moral cowardice.
They have undertaken TO tell us tina
Iharlotry. instead OF being caused b.
LIQUORS Is largely due TO "camp-meet
lings" ana church services" Thel
would have you believe that woman
Is "as safe in a saloon as she is before
the church altar" And they clas
Methodists as "bigots" DO you see il
these expressions Of theirs much evi
! dence OF friendship for the Church
The truth is that the SALOON an'
{ the CHURCH are engaged in a III
] and death struggle; and it is for yol
! TO decide, Mr.. Voter, under which ban
. ner you will fight. When you hav
located an evil which strikes at no
{ oriy one. but at all four Of the foun
) dations on which this Government
{ rests, II IS time for you, as a thought
= ful and serious citizen, to strike bac
!. .l-and strike IL hard.H
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
THEATRICAL

The series OF plays which the I5ari
Burgess Company is presenting at the
Opera House this week are worthy Of
being seen. Among those IN the roper
toire may be mentioned "The Ranch
King" Colorado comedy drama fun
Of the stirring action OF the far West:
Fighting the Flames" and interest
Ing melodrama Of New York life.
Ruined Lives" a domestic melo-
drama Human Spiders" a corsican
melodrama with an absorbing plot;
welded and Parted" beautiful
story Of love and intrigue; and "The
Bowery Boy roaring rough-and-
ready comedy drama.
Clarence Wilbur & Co, Of ten people.
have a rare bit OF comedy In "The
New Scholar" which is being pre-
sented at the Garrick Theatre this
week As its name indicates, II Is a
school room play with an amount Of
comedy in its makeup that would be
hard 70 equal. It is continuous
laugh and in any ordinary show would
prove the hit Of the bill, but there are
several acts IN the Garrick's program
this week that are entitled to share the
honors in this direction.
''The Ranch King" was given last night
at the Grand Opera House by the Ear
Burgess comnany. The audience wa,
large and the enorts or the players pro
voked much applause. The company seen
/ TO attain TO popularity. Tonight tn,
drama, Ruined Lives" is the attraction
''Tho Shoo-Fy Regiment" the negri
musical comedy with Cole and johnson
and their company Of sixty. will be seei
( at the Lyceum October y, Is and l9 Thl
staging IL entirely adequate and the sins
ing Of the chorus has both charm an,
melody. Many Of the musical number
have achieved big hits "On the Ca
Lrretta,' Sugar Babe" "Why do Yol
love" and IF Adam Hadn't Seen th
APPLE Tree" being the most notable,
The drama. "a Midnight Escape.
which is playing al the Lyceum is a stag
story OF interest and abounds in startlnl
situations. From a scenic point Of view
is pleasing.
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
Rodnevs Aaain Win.

on Monday afternoon the Rodney
football eleven took its third successive
game from the Quicksteps by the score
OF IS 10 10. These two teams are
about evenly matched. and the game
was interesting throughout The fea-
lures Of the game were the playing OF
Cloward for the Quicksteps and J..
Daley and Swift for the Rodneys. To-
day the Rodneys play the Lincoln Jrs.
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
MUST SAFEGUARD
RAIL CROSSING
New Castles Council Orders
Installed Either Safety
Gates or WatChman
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. oct 1e.-city Coun-
ell at its meeting last night passed an
ordinance to compel the p, b. & w
Railroad Company to install safety
gates or place a watchman continuous
ly at the Baldton crossing OF the cut
off tracks superintendent Waters, Of
Clayton, was present, and said that
safety gates were not necessary at that
point, and a continuous watchman did
not have to be there If all trains after
6 O'clock stopped near the crossing and
took water.
In the absence Of DT. Wertenbaker
who left the city on Monday for ten
days. Denney S. smith presided The
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALES

SHERIFFS SALE by VIRTUE OF A
write OF Lcvari Facias. 10 me directed
will be exposed 10 Public Sale, az the
Court House. on Market street Between
Tenth and Eleventh streets 10 the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del
ON THURSDAY,
TIE nth DAY OF OCTOBER 1907,
AZ 10 o'clock a. no.
the following described real estate, Viz
An that certain Tot Of land with the
three story brick house thereon erected
known as No. 1901 Pine street situate in
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle coun-
iv and State of Delaware, bounded and
described as follows. TO Wit
Beginning al a point on tho westerly
side OF Pine street, AZ the distance Of ono
hundred and seveniy-six feet southeriy
from the southerly side of Twenty-second
street and al the middle OF the brick di-
vision wall between the house on this lot
and the one adjoining on the north theme,
westerly parallel 20 Twenty second street
and passing thrnuph the middle OF sa q
wall nincty-seven feet 10 the castcrly side
OF a three feet wide alley communicating
with n four feet wide alley leadinQ into
Pine street. thence southerly parallel %
Pine street twenty feet; thence castoriy
parallel to TWcnty-sccond street ninety
seven feet to the eastcrly side OF p NJ
street and thence thereby northerly twen-
~ feet 20 the place Of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may With the
free use and privilege Of said alleys In
common with others entitled thereto for
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF James S. Caldwell, morlgagor
and 10 be sold by
sherlms Office, Wilmington, Delaware
October 2. 1907.
2-5-7-I0-14-l6
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
EDUCATIONAL

Young man, listenl have an educa-
tional course in cne Of the most re-
Dutable schools IN the country which
will sell you cheaply. You may think
you can get through this world without
brains and knowledge, but you're mis-
taken. Educate your Brains. Don't
be the Jack Horner Of your town. Get
educated. The course I have for sale
Is well worth investigating.
Address r. o. Box. 1921.
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
ANTI-LICENSE NOTES
THE PEOPLE versus THE SALOON

be fixed, assuming, let us say. that one
,ot your loved ones were 20 be the first
victim of the accursed traffic? Can
you fix the price of blood?
DO you want TO share in the coming
victory for no-license In Delaware? II
so, send in your contribution Of $40, or
20, or 81 to our treasury. Send ii to-
day II will be needed as the battle
wakes hotter and you cannot invest il
where IL will pay YOU better dividends
We know great many persons who
lean towards the temperance cause, but
they have never been known ITO lifi
anything for it'-American Issues
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
BUSINESS CARDS
TOoIt

LOOKt LOOK TOOt-,
Whitewasher carpet cleaning. kalsom-
ming, soddlng etc. See WAITER n
REDDING, SIS King street. Leate orders
ON slate; ID. and A. Phone. 15ss-A.
o11-eod-lm
WALL PAPERs-We have removeo -
n. w. corner Fifth and Jefferson Sic
where we VIII be pleased 70 show orr
stock OF wall papers; high and low grade.
new designs and colorings; estinatei
given; work guaranteed. Established II
years Both phones.
s9-2m FORBES 4 CO
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
PUBLIC SALES.

IubLlC SALE OF FURNITURE.
viii be sold nj Public Sale al 309 kim
ST., on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 1907 AZ
TO o'clock q. m,, bed room suites iron hed
mattresses and beddinRs. chAirs. rockers
me on paintings and other pictures; a. SIX
CLOCKS ana hric-a-hrac. carpets and mat-
tihss' piano, IN fine order. dishes. cook
ing utensils and lot OF other articles
MISS LILY TAYLOR.
Stldham and Son, Auc.
Established 1866. o1e-is-1e.o1
PUBLIC SALE-William IT. Casey will
sell at his farm near the Brick Church
hennett turnpike, Christlana hundred ak
three horses, nine cows and he fore 49,
"A wagon, family carriage. harness and
trucking tools. Terms VIII be cash.
Evening journal., 1907-10-16

NOTICE-To whom IL may concern. j,
the undersigned refuse TO be spOnsihle
for bills except those contracted by my
self.
ol5-st II. L. SLAWTER.
NOTICE-rhe MIX Producers Assoca.
tion has liked the wholesale price of milk
for October at 4 cents per quart
JOS Comfy Jr., President.
o1i-6t Z. T. Dlckey, Secretary
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
ROOFING AND SCOUTING.

wM. E WILLIAMS CO.,
S2l Orange St. Roofing. Spouting and
Heating, Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating and ventlating. Repair
Ing promptly done Phones. a26-ly
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
INVITE DR.. MCCORMICK
County Medical Society Wants Promi,
nent Physician to Address Them.

The New Castle County Medical
Society last night decided TO invite
DR.. McCo1nack chairman of the or
ganization committee Of the American
Medical Association, TO address the So
ciety Or. Mccormick addressed the
state Medical Association some time
ago and proved so interesting that the
county society now desires to hear
him.
Should he consent 70 come, IT was
decided last evening to have him adj
dress both schools Of the profession in
this city In the afternoon and in the
evening to hold a public meeting for
laity and physicians and have DR.. Nc
Cormick address IT,
Evening journal., 1907-10-16

"THE LIQUOR BUSINESS is
CERTAINLY NOT A BUSINESS
WHICH STANDS WELL IN COM.
PARlsoN WITH OTHER occU-
PATiONS. IT TENDS TO PRO.
DUcE cRlMlNALlTY IN THE
POPULATION AT LARGE, AND
LAW BREAKING AMONG THE
SALOON KEEPERS THEM
SELVES" THEODORE RooSE-
WELT.
Evening journal., 1907-10-16
M. wa.tfalI nmoiates.

The Rev. L. Judson Westfall OFF,
ciated at the marriage of Miss Mabel
Deppe and William c. Geist, at Seweii,
N / last evening. Mr.. Westfall Is
an old friend OF the young couple.