The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1908-04-01

justice Of the peace. Rushford The lid
won in st. Cloud.
When the fleet reached Los Angeles
harbor. each of the 500 men aboard the
battleship Minnesota received from the
hands of Stella B. Irvine. an aforetime
Mlnnesotan. from the Minnesota w. G.
T. u a housewife" 1t contains a small
Bible, needles, thread, pins scissors but
tons and a thimbe
The u. s. Brewers Association at the
| meeting OF its trustees at Chicago on the
9TH, decided on great campaign of pub
licity to stay the prohibition wave Re-
ern Prohibition fields to the effect that
Prohibition there is a failure-from the
brewers standpoint, We presume.
The national convention of the Prohibit
July is, 16. The Intercollegiate Prohibi-
ton Association, the Woman's Prohibition
Ciub. OF America and the Ohio state con-
vention will assemble on the preceding
day. The national oratorical contest viii
also occur on the evening of the 14th.
Sec. Calderwood is back from twenty
Gay no-iicense campaign in South Dakota
under the direction of the South Dakota
voted on, the 21st to refuse license are
Alexandria, Bigstone City, Britton, Bry-
ant, Clark. DeSmet Canton. Highmore.
Madison Sisseton and Woonsocket
Beverages, official organ Of the Ma
tional Liquor League of America: It
IS an unfortunate circumstance that
most wine rooms, parlors or whatever
else these places off salons where women
assemble may be called. are nothing but
a ass re, retreats and covers for So
ciai evil. They are not family resorts
and it is missioner to cali them such
Mrs E. L. Cook, Hastings. is one OF our
aged and honored workers. Her sight
is nearly gone but her spiritual and men
tai vision is clear. She, renews her sub
cause cause Heaven bless You! she writes
Victory is near. How blessed to live
N u such a hope as this; Thanks be to
God who giveth us the victory
The Minnesota state committee is issu-
Ing daily Prohibition bulletin to such
college Prohibition leagues of the land as
desire it,. 1t is posted on college bulle-
tin tin boards 's th One result is that it is
legiates toward the approaching Mime
sofa legislative campaign which still re-
quires more men than have been engaged.
The North Dakota Prohibition commit
to the national meet Theodore Ost-
lund, Hillsboro, was elected chairman
vice Geo. w. schlosser, resigned. Plans
laid. The delegation. to the national were
instructed to vote for Fred F. Wheeler
of California for the presidential nominee
The California and other friends of
Fred +. Wheeler, Los Angeles, have be-
presidential nomination for this leader.
Mr.. Wheeler is a member Of the ma.
tional committee and has stood as our
a number OF times. He was formerly a
banker and merchant at Albany, N. Y.
The Atlanta Georgian looks upon the
Pronibition movement in the South as
an element to be reckoned with In the
Denver convention and that it is not i'm
possible that Prohibition will come up
as national issue. It mentions Gov
ernor Haskell of Oklahoma possible can
so M i1 No.
Prohibition and has already won a victory
over Republican.
With the County Law Enforcement
League hard at it. with the Brandon
going dry. with oratoricai contests among
the young people and with newly or
ganized w. G. 7; U. of "a members at
A11l ns,s,n there's something doing in
feat Mr.. LobecR's recollection would do
well 70 be getting up steam.
The Worlds Temperance Centennial
Congress to celebrate the organization of
will open at Saratoga Springs N. Y.
June IA and continue through the month
There will be an excursion to the old
home OF pr. Billy J Clark. and the un-
ceremonies to mark the spot where the
First Temperance Society was founded
The president Of the American Wine
Brewers Association said at the last an
Der that while we should not be unduly
yet it is up to the grape and
wine growers of the United States to
understand that unless they cooperate
and unite TO hold their own, they will
be legislated out of business Already
many Of our members have been be-
ginning to feel the effects of Prohibition,
especially liz southern and western states"
One Of the aims Of tie Young Mems
Prohibition Movement is the enlistment
of 10000 volunteers among the young
men, so distributed as to give q work.
ing force in every one of the 1866 pre-
cincts of this state The first task as
signed to each volunteer will be the en-
rolling Of five voters who Will express
their Intention to support the prohibition
General or Legislative ticket in 1909,