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The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14
NOTICE TO DAIRYMfN
Commissioner f. K. Slater Makes
Some Practical Suggestions
to Buyers of Milk and
Cream

/ Edward K. Slater, state dairy and
food commissioner, is sending out no.
tlces to creameries and cream buying
stations of the law relating to the
sale of milk and cream, together with
suggestions to dairymen as to the care
of the COWS and the best methods of
handling the milk and cream. The
notice follows:
The attention of all milk and cream
producers is called to the fact that the
laws of Minnesota make it a. misde-
meanor punishable by a fine of from
SIS to 800 for selling or offering for
sale milk or cream in dirty cans or
vessels; sour milk or cream, unwhole-
some, tainted milk or cream; watered
or skinned milk; milk or cream from
a diseased COW; milk Or cream from
a cow fed on decayed or any unwhole-
some food; or drawn from a cow with
in fifteen days before or five days af-
ter calving; milk or cream which con-
tains perservatives of any kind keep
ing separators in barns or other places
where milk may become contaminated
The following suggestions should be
strictly followed: Feed, water and
milk pals only; thoroughly wash and
scald all milk pals, cans and covers,
also sun and air them we'll: thorough
" strain all milk and cream, cool it
well, and give it access to pure air;
cover milk or cream in cans with
screen or porous cloth; never mix
warm and cold cream together: new
er mix warm and cold milk or cream
together; never put sour milk or
cream in the cans, nor allow any
milk or cream to sour in them; never
add water to or take cream from the
milk; cover cans with a wet blanket
in summer and a dry blanket in win
ter; wash the hand separator after
every skimming.
1t is the duty of the buttermaker,
cheesemaker or cream buyer to inspect
all milk or cream delivered to him
and to reject any that is illegal or
likely to injure the quality of the
butter or cheese, that all patrons NAV
be protected.
This department will hold all butter
makers, cheesemakers and cream buy
ers liable for the quality of milk or
cream received by them.
Attention is also called to the fact
that the state law makes it misde-
meanor to under read or over read
the Babcock test
The law requires that all skim milk
returned from creameries must be
first pasteurized to temperature of
at least 1S5 degrees.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14
Back to the JunqIe.

Small John had arranged to go to a
Sunday school picnic. Jumping out Of
bed early he ran to the window to see
what the weather was like. and found
the rain coming down in torrents
Stamping his foot angrily he exclaim-
ed: I'm going to be a heather after
this"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14

A Rich Diet.
Medicine Man-What's the matter
with your majesty?
Cannibal King-Oh! I've an awful
indigestion.
What have you been eating?
1--WE just polished off au American
millionaire"
Good heavens! No wonder you're
i'll. I've told you repeatedly to beware
Of anything too. rich"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14
The Wheeibarrow.

The farmers son looked up from the
sporting page.
by heck" he said, Il wish we had
one O them hossless carriages"
I'VE have" returned the farmer:
and now that you mention it, yor
might jest as well get it and fetch ur
load O. turnips from the three-acre
lot"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14
Angry, Indeed.

when my wife gets angry" re-
marked Hyker, "she reminds me Of a
vessel just leaving port"
Whats the answer" queried Pyk-
er.
She gets her anchor up replied
the party of the prelude.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14
Down in tho Bee Hive Valley.

Down in tho Bee Hive Valley.
The city bOarder was angry all over
Look here!" he blurted "You tolG
me that you didn't put water in youl
milk l found live evidence in the
last pail"
Live evidence" drawlsd the ole
farmer blandly. What was it, neigh
bor?"
why, found frog"
The old farmer laughed and strokeG
his long yellow whiskers.
"Ha. ha! Don't let that worry you,
he answered. THAT thar frog came
from the food Of the old brindle cow
"And what has she been eating?"
"Hops!"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14
Interested.

Sometimes 1 think" said Mr.. Tim
mid, eff 1 only had some money
might get married"
Couldn't you borrow some?' sug-
gested Miss Passay, eagerly.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14
Not a Novelty,

what instrument do you suppose
Tesla talks through in addressin g
Mars?"
Same old thing"
what dye mean"
His hat"
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
w H. Freeman to H. Steich-
en-. WIZ swA, sec Is, Maine
Prairie ............. $4,000 90
Maria Theisen to John Flad-
ing, ny neA and other,
sec 81, ST. Augusta 80. 1000 90
NJ. C. Mcclure ct al to Math.
JackeIs, MY of nwA of
nwH, sec II .......... 425 90
Anton Marsolek to Frank
Marsolek, part swA nell
and other, sec 5, St. Mar
tin ................. $500 90
Caroline Merz to Peter Kas-
ko. seH seA, sec p,
Brockway ....... $40 90
Anna Wodmczek to Farm
ers State Bank, swA
nwh, sec 81, Brockway 1900 90
John Hunter jr to H. Lin
deanan, lots, blk 10,
HaiDes' add to Paynes-
vile ............ 1900 90
f. M. Fiesler to JOS. EX-
ford. part lot G, blk 6,
Sauk Centre ......... $500
Frank Marking to Anton
Wagner, lot II, blk 7, St
Joseph ........... 800 90
John J. Kraker ct al to John
Heman, 6 lots, blk 2, Ded
eIicks add. to Melrose ;. 2o0 90
Il. ElSbernd to H. Vessels,
swA neA and other, sec.
&c, Farming .......... 1900 90
Wanted, a Wife
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-05-14

Wanted, a Wife
In fact, all wives, to use Occident
flour. For sale by McCracken &
Burgess.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
noY HELD FOR MURDER

Selma, Feb. 7.--(Special.) 1.-The police
department this afternoon swore out 8
warrant for murder against Henry Tip
ton. q negro boy about IA years old.
The boy was tried ct the session OF
police court January 20 for assault
with q weapon and was bound over In
the sum Of $3.50 to await the action Of
the grand Jury.
A few days before Henry Upton was
tried on this warrant he had fight
with Hattie Thomas Little, negro
girl, in the eastern part Of the city. In
the fight he threw o brick at the girl
which hit her on the head. Later she
suffered a stroke of paralysis and
since then has been growing worse I'M
I'll she died this afternoon.
The preliminary hearing OF Upton on
the charge OF murder will be heard
next week.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
CONFERENCE OF
COLLEGE Y.M.C.A.
All Organizations In
State Represented.
OVER A HUNDRED DELEGATES
Many Prominent Speakers Win
Address the Students.
TAe Executive Committee which VIII
Meet To-day, VIII Discuss some
Important Issues for Next
Years work.

Greensboro, Feb 7. Especially
The State Students Conference OF
the College Young Mems Christian
Association met here tonight. All the
college Y. NJ. G. A, organizations In
the state are represented.
The meeting was called to order to-
night by Prof. b. p. Richardson. this
president Of the State organization.
over one hundred representatives for
college Y NJ. c. A. organizations were
present.
The executive committee which will
meet tomorrow at the New Greensboro
Hotel will discuss some important Is
sues for the next years work of the
conference.
Among the speakers to address the
conference are Bishop E. d. Hoss and
Mr.. LIE Flannfe.
Al great treat Is in store for those who
are in attendance. Mr.. LeE1annie IN
one Of the most noted workers among
students In the world.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
LIQUOR MONEY
FROM CIJLLMAN
Auditor Receives S2.4O0
Whiskey Tax.
COUNTY SUPPOSEDLY DRY
VIII Bring About Complications
Later On.
Dealers Iaxhibit Their Faith :. Ua-
eonstitutisn.Iity Of Law ~
Paying License sronsy to
Probate Judge.

The liquor dealers OF cuIlman Coun-
ty are evidently optimistic on the aues-
ton Of overthrowing the local option
law under which that county recently
went wet. They have sent TO the state
Auditor. through the Probate Judge,
s2.400 in licenses issued TO them BY
the latter officer.
The total remittance of the Probate
Judge Of Cuilman County includes
eight license collections Of $3.50 each
and two OF 5000 each.j This is the only
Probate Judge in the state who has
put any confidence In the version OF
some lawyers that the local option and
the State prohibition laws are uncon-
stitut.onal. At least he IL the only
Probate Judge In a county which has
voted "dry" who has received money
and issued licenses for operating sa-
looms In disregard OF the mandates Inn
piled in the statute to the contrary.
The State Treasurer, so far as the
showing Of the States surplus 10 con-
cerned. would not care IL other licenses
are issued and the money RENTED TO
Montgomery, as L win be q long call
from this revenue back to the men who
have seen At TO give 1t up in defiance
OF the law.
I, In other words. 1t was the consensus
OF opinion among lawyers at the Capt.
toll yesterday that there would be but
one way for the saloonkeepers to re-
cover their license money In the event
they are arrested and prevented from
carrying on their business, and this
10 the passage OF q special act Of the
Legislature returning the funds.
It win be interesting to watch the
course OF events IL the acts in question
are upheld by the Supreme Court. The
law would have no more force then
than now and the officers of cullman
County seem now disposed to let the
saloons remain open while the appeal
10 pending. 1t is alleged. however, that
the election in Cullman was held one
day too early and that It 10 null.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A SPLENDID business chance for an exper.
fenced bushes man One OF the largest and
best stocked bars and cafes In the city OF
New Orleans now for sale. Oyster and cigar
stands In connection. 5 years lease. rental
Sl6b; two blocks from the heart OF the
city, employs an average OF - attendants
the year round. The sales average $50
per gay, can Do bought for klH0ooi same
rental covers additional stores and 80
rooms that con be utilized to a big profit
Present owner wishes 10 devote his entire
time to other large business interests IL
you are interested full details viii be sent
upon request. Address your communication
to p. o. Box 15s. New Orleans. La.
s--ff.Bu-&u-t hsnat
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
ARLINGTON DISMISSED.
Witnesses Testify to Accidental Death
of EeRp0.

Selma, Feb. Especial -Sam Ar
rington who yesterday morning acct
dentalIy shot the negro Matt Smith In
D. P. O'Flinn's saloon, the negro dy-
ing from the wound during the after
noon, had a preliminary hearing befor
Mayor Atkins this afternoon at 4:39
o'clock.
Charley EmmerEor. the negro bar
keeper. was the principal witness HI
testified that Arrlneton went irto The
negro bar and got some Jne u tie hta
shoes ard sent I'm 10 the 'front.' har L.
ret a bottle ~ N'hiskey. When he re
turned Arlington had his pistol out
snd said that as soon as Mr.. Beaslet
came in he was going to give him til
pistol as everybody seemed to be
afraid of him.
with that remark he laid the pistol
on the counter and 1t exploded.
other witnesses testified that the
shooting was an accident and after sew
eraI witnesses had been examined the
case against Arlington was dismissed.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08

license TO conduct saloon at Florala
This is a proceeding which seek
to nullify the local act of the last Leg
islature establishing a dispensary al
Florala. in which case Florala would
return to the wet column and a license
would have to issue.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08

Miss Rose Weaver has returned from
New York where she has been spend
ing some time with relatives.
Mrs. Sedberry. formerly Of this city
but now residing In Mobile. IL here on
a short visit to friends.
Albert Wolf and Alfred Rosenbaum of
IIniontown spent yesterday here with
friends.
Miss Ellen Stewart returned home
yesterday from Montgomery where she
has been for a day or so with rela-
ttVes
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
NOTICE.


Montgomery GreyR Retired CorpS.
You are hereby requested to attend the
funearl of our late comrade. A. s. Knowles
from his residence. 100 s. Perry ST., this
morninK Saturday at eleven ocinck
NJ. II. AMERINE,
President
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
Meeting OF SEWING Club.

Misses Corinne and Lilly Leva de-
lightfully entertained the members OF
the Thursday Sewing Club and a few
other friends yesterday afternoon at
their home on Dallas Street. Dainty
refreshments were enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Morrison and fam
lily of Montgomery are here for q short
stay with relatives.
Three children Of DR.. G. j. Pullen
are confined with measles. One Of the
children is threatened with diptheria
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
WILL RESET TRIALS
CAPITAL CASES NOT HEARD IN
SELMA.
Dallas County JuEaes for MUIR
der~-Deaah Of Miss
N0TEw

U04tns County JuKAes fgr Mux-
der-Death Of Miss
Molly.
Advertiser Bureau,
Selma. February Z.
The capital cases against Lon Med
lin. o white man. and Charley Woods. .
negro who are charged with murder.
were this morning continued until la
ter during the session Of the court.
Both OF the casea were set tor hear
ing today but on account OF the time OF
the court being taken up with the An
drsws case, they were continued.
About 10 o'clock Judge Mabry an
nounced to the special Jurors who were
present that the trial would be eontin-
ued. The date for the hearing Of these
two cases win probably be set by the
court tomorrow and the cases will no
doubt be heard during the following
week OF the court.
Medlin some months ago killed an
other young white man named Fuller,
in the northern part Of the city near
the Cawthon cotton mills. There is
evinced considerable interest in the
case among the friends Of the young
man and they are anxious for the case
to SO to trial.
At the residence Of J. N. Robertson
on Church Street late last night after
an illness Of a few weeks Miss Lou
Molly died.
She was. about 7s years old and
leaves great many relatives.
For many years she had resided near
Burnsville but some days ago she came
to the city to visit Mrs. Robertson
While here she took sick. She grew
worse until the end came last night.
The funeral services took place from
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. M
Robertson this afternoon at 3:3O
o'clock.
Death OF Miss Fits.
News has reached Selma OF the death
OF Miss Mary e. Fits, at her home,
"Roseland," near FaunsdaIe. She died
at o'clock Wednesday morning. Miss
Fits was So years old and a woman
of fine Christian character.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
COAL

OUR Acton Helena is the best coal mined
We make no eEeeption1 Il burns freely
leaves no elinkers and few ashsA Try on
Phone res II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPECIALIZE you want somethfnz aaed &
eat; want It cheap; and want It ouiek
telephone 96s--Cameron's 0rooe9y CnrF3
Mohtle ana MiiaRaa aszeatan &C.
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REAL ESTATE

JAMES -Refsrsacsss FISSe
National and Fourth National Baaks Of
MontsomeFy. ---kR
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LOST.

LOsT--Between Decatur and Perry Streets
one overcoat; reward Of five dollars II re.
turned to 42o Alabama Street. LII
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VEHICLES

WE HAVE on hand new delivery W eann.
also new one-herss drays BcWdnln Larhk
Carriage Co 90
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PRINTING

WANTRD-Your printing for dogsrs niiis
Of lading. dFayf tickets circulars OF anv-
thing In printing that 10 q QuAntity We
have an automatic press. tbs only one =
ne state Prompt ssrvicS; telephone ua aK
ice woodru9 ca q
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FIOrala Case Up.

The Supreme Court paused long
enough yesterday in the midst Of the
special hearing to receive a case sub
mitted by Attorney A. L. Rankin, of
Andalusia, representing q petitioner for
rule risi which was asked OF the
Judge OF the City Court Of Andalusia
to, be directed at the probate Judge
of covington county compelling him
to answer why he would not issue a
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
BUILDING.

WANTED-To do your building and eanasx
work viii sell you q home terms 20 suit ybw
offiee 10 8 Perry. Phone III. W. 4. solea
q GO. -~sok
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HOT DRINKS.


FOR q delicious. refreshing rink. try q
Champagne or Grape Phosphate, 1t Halls .
Cs'A They So right TO that thirsty spot.
Pure Cccacola our speciality. 1T
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08

dONEY to loan on real estate. Loans made
18th dispatch, The State Abstract Co., No
: s. Perry St.. Montgomery, Ala.
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wANTED-MAr.E HELP.


BE OUR Agent in your city. Liberal per-
eentase. Reliable firm Write at once. Van
Horn q Son. Theatrical coAtumers. 1si No.
9th st.. Phiiadeiphia Pa
wANTED-Men to learn barber trade, few
weeks completes. 60 chairs CONSTANTLY buay.
licensed instrne ss .ools svsn ast1n
wonderful demand for graduates write for
catalogue, Moisr Barber College, Atlanta
"a --e-et
HIqH GLASS Men wanted--0rocery salea-
man Sl2S; cracker salesman e1e0; drug spe-
S sss ssrs ss9 ss snsnssr
$3.50. manager electric light plant 500; 3
bookksepsrs SIS and tsb; men stsuograph-
snrd Ing aga. experience ana dnalificasions.
industrial Bonding and Brokerage Co.. sos
Morris Bidg. New Orleans. La list
HELP WANTED--A bright young mnn stsA-
ographer for afternoon or night work. must
also be careful and write good hand. AZ.
dress 3 =. ~. ca[e $4,000. -
wANTpp--Four or ave solicitors; easy
proposition and good pay; can Iei Aaai-
and saturday.
wANTID-s:Sos Es s.. Man CLERKS . Sal
Preparation free. Franklin Institute. Ko-
chester. y. Z. -- - -ee- 49,. = -
WANTED-FEHEALE HELP.
wANTrD-Two collectors ana five SaIss-
men to travel for the Chicago Creyon Co..
cali today CLANCY Hotel Room 80. -
WANTrD--I.adies married or singis) 20
engage in profitable work. Good. permanent
income TO ooTnpotent people. Call between
.. m. and p. M. sai Columbus street
wANTnD-whits girls 20 DO ssnarna houge-
ate Ste wo Or soOG tTsstmsns ana sood 0pDor.
sunitiss Those who wlah . situation and
live out Of town may write The 9asvAtien
sai ATTY {. 81 wsitsaan s.. r. 'SS"ss SAL
WANTED-AG
WANTED--Rsliahlsm man In each locality to
advertise our goods on cornmiasiou or SAL
airy. $50 a mOnth and expenses % per day.
Entire new plaza. Write-EmiFs Mlde-
cine Co. London. Ontario. Canada: at.
WANTED.
ST1SrS5.--Te sas.- -Soas Al a a. vsr1
nice paper at this price. Come and see.
AustIn's Wall Paper Parlor. Ne. 20 la
Commerce. street, phone 1885, ---i-i4s
ENGRAVING.
wANTED--You to illustrate yeur ada with
oar cats; they add 3e per cant 70 the
attraotiveneas Of any Ad-; talk IL ovsr With
The Advertiser EngrayiBg Company, Phone
SET. -
HOT DRINKS.
F< oS S.1is,oss rssrssSiSr .riSS. ts= =
Champagne or Grape Phosphate, 1T Haie q
Ca'A They SO right TO that thirsty spot.
Pure cccacola our speciality. s-tf
LOST.
LOST--Between Decatur and Perry Streets,
one overcast: reward Of five dollars II re-
turned to 42o Alabama Street. lis
FOUND.
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ENGRAVING.

wANTEp---You to illustrate yeur ae& with
oar cats: they add az per cant 70 the
s,traesasvsnsss q any a.; ssiE ever ps w.ss
SCI. 10
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FOUND.

TAKEN UP--ona black horse. small sea
on face. owneF can have same BY paying
charges. y. g. Young. Justice Of Peace.
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dOAEYto iean ON watches. diamonds Jew
Try. guns and pistols. don't worry your
'riends when In need Of a small loan. come
70 rs. our business 10 strictly confidential
Montgomery Loan Co IT
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wANTED-To buy 100 pounds good clean
,asn o. cotton rags the Advertiser Co Il
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WANTED-TO BUY.

r cSop y IspS1S1IS liz 1>ss,-, - - - -
ply best Jersey butter In quantities regu-
arly. Address p. o. Box lSs. Montgomery
Ma. -9-3t
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WANTED-AGENTs.

wANTED-Rsliahis man In each locality ia
advertise our goods on commiasion or sal-
Entire new plaza. Write-Emirs Mide-
cine Co.. London. Ontario, Canada. Att.
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WANTED.

wANTED--ro paper rooms 81 sl.So. vers
nice paper at this price. Come and see.
AustIr's Wall Paper Parlor. Ne. 20 1-2
Commerce street, phone 1885, --i-i4'
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MULES AND HoRsEs--we Fave a Rood
supply OF both mules and horses on hnn3
at all times. Come to see Us and saws mof@
ey. Prices right. New stables. Corner OF
Ferry and Jefferson street. Abraham Bxon
Horse and Mule Co.
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WANTED--sITUATION.

.fANTED--Position by young man In
Wholesale grocery house. experience In a
etail store willing to start low, good rof-
erences. Address Box 192. Union Springs
Ala felt
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kerosene one Fixtures and all kinds Of
brass goods rennished, West Electric a Mfg
Co. Phone s26.
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WANTED-sALEsNlEN.

WANTED-Man to travel in Alabama; good
income. at start and five grades Of promo
ton Address r. 7. Hull state Manager.
General Delivery, Montgomery, Ala. --5-it
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BE OUR Agent in your city. Liberal per-
eantase. Reliable firm. Write ct once. Van
Horn q Son. Theatrical Co4tunerss isi No.
eth St.. Philadelphia. Pa -
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WOODENWARE.

For thorough broom satisfaction ask your
grocer for our Yellow Label Broonas. Price
NontEomery woodanwaTs Co. Cog. Court
and jefferson street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-13

place for compromising men. Lo-
cal option is only subterfuge to re-
tard growth of real temperance SEN
timent. 1t is a farce and has been
repudiated by the prohibition party"
Mr.. Mills is well acquainted with
an eminent divine of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Georgia and said
that a little over year ago this
minister, who was a leader in the To-
cal option movement in the South
several years ago, made this state,
ment to him:
Local option mas proved made.
quate and complete failure in our
This condition. he said, is true in
this State now, but that it was the
intention Of the prohibition party.
which is particularly strong here, to
contest 1t in the strongest manner