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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
.BRAVED DANGER
AND SAVED PLANT
Firemen Faced Possibility Of Be-
ing Blown Up BY Boiler
i. Explosion.

Though facing imminent danger OF
being hurled into eternity by boiler
explosion. several companies OF the
Richmond Fire Department, headed by
Chief shaw, pressed forward in fight
on the fire at the mills OF the Rich
monl Paper Manufacturing Company
last night. and finally brought 1t under
contrpl before the flames had inflicted
any serious damage.
Tho fire started In the dressing room
next to the boiler room, which stands
between two large connected buildings
OF the plant at Eighth and Arch
Streets. The roof soon blazed up. and
the flames began to spread into tho
boiler room. Chief Shaw asked that
the water supply for the bis boiler be
allowed TO remain on In full, and that
the fire be raked out as fast as pos
s!hlc. The continual Glow Of water,
with the decrease III the fire inside,
kept the boiler comparatively cool,
and an explosion was nverted, III the
form of sevsral oil barrels and recap
tacles in the dressing room another
danger presented Itself: but the flames
we're prevented front reack!ng this
perilous locality.
Y Companies Nos. s., (, and ., and
truck No. ! responded to tho alarm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
NEW. COURT NEEDED
Lawyers sunport Mcn-nrs for Relief o

Lawyers support Measure for Relief OF
the Civil Docket.
Almost without exception. the law.
yers of Richmond are earnestly nd
vocating the enactment OF n law where
by q new court may be created. tn
handle the civil docket now n part of
Justice Crutchflclds work. The need
OF this change has long boon apparent.
Clerk Walter Christian, or the Hust-
ings Court, said yesterday that ~ care
ful investigation of conditions would
show the wisdom of establishing the
court. Thought would materially re-
ducc his fees. lie takes tho position
tnat 1T is necessary. and liz, therefore,
giving 1T his warm support
AS 1T generally happens, candidates
tor the proposed new judgeship are
being mentioned before the bill gets
within striking distance OF passage.
There are number of lawyers who
would gladly accept the honor, ana tile
bar could be easily satisfied, as Il
would BIO asked to indorse some can
didate: At present. the civil docket In
the Poltce Court. which deals with
cases OF minor Importance. is called
every Friday, the rush often making Il
necessary to delay considerable of
pressing matters. The Hastings Court
!, alwayss busy with the criminal
docket. Merchants especially will de.
rive much benefit from the change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
UNIVERSAL TRANSFERS v
ON RICHMOND LINES
COLUMBIA ALUMNI
SING old SONGS
President Butler Sends Greeting
to Virginia Sons-Dr. Tombo
Attends Session.

The second annual meeting of the
Columbia Alumni Association Of Vir-
snin was held last night at 9 o'clock
In the office of DR.. Philip Taylor,
NJ. A. Martin was elected president and
AR. Jackson Davis. superintendent OF
schools for Henrico county, was made
secretary and treasurer. DR.. Randolph
ope prHtessor a. oounn VINO
Woman's Club on Sources of tile NIu-
sic Dramas of Richard Wagner" was
present.
The following telegram was received
from President Nicholas hurry Butler,
OF Columbia universlty:
Alma mater sends hearty greetings
and all good wishes to her Virginia
alumni"
After the session an elaborate BAN
Duet was held at Rueger Hotel, and
the alumni dispersed late hour,
after singins the old college songs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
ERECT MONUMENT
TO JOHNSTON HERE
Lee Camp 1ndorses Movement.
Annual Sermon to Be Preached
on Birthday of Commander.

at a meeting held last night lie,
camp. Confederate Veterans, voted 10
indorse movement to erect mon.
ument TO General Joseph e. Johnston
IN this city. After the transaction OF
the regular business Commander Brocl.
introduced to the camp and the lart:.
audience present Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes.
OF Norfolk, who delivered splendid
address on The Campaigns OF Genera
Johnston in Virginia.
Members OF the camp will attend tiI ;
vine services at the Second Baptis,
Church. Adams and Franklin Streets,
Tomorrow night at o'clock. when the
Rev. DIR. w. II. l.. Smith will deliver
the annual sermon. The camp VIII
meet In the lecture room at 1880 o'clock
in uniform. Pickett Camp, the Sona
of Veterans. Confederate Memorial As.
sociations. Daughters OF the Confeder-
acy and all other Confederate organ
izaticns arc invited To attend.
Campfire.
A campfire will be held in Lee Camp
Hall on Monday night at o'clock, and
all members are requested to be pres
ent. On Friday night at o'clock tn.
Daughters of the Confederaey will pre-.
sent crosses OF honor On Friday night,
January 3lst, at S o'clock, the oil por-
trait of Ex-Governor and Major-General
Henry a. Wise will be presented to the
camp. The presentation Will be made
by DR.. III. A. Wise, of Baltimore, and
the portal; will be received on behalf
of the camp by Governor Claude A.
large number OF the friends of the
camp. ladies and gentlemen. vii! be
present on this OCCASION, which Will
be OF unusual interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
DUEL Between TWO
IN RACE FOR MAYOR.
Politicians Believe There Will
Be Sim Chance for Combine
ton Ticket.
GREAT INTEREST IN CONTEST
Generally Admitted That Nc
earthly Or Richardson Will Be
Choice Of People.

| With reports and deninls that the
liquor interests will combine with the
lnbor forces for the purpose of elect.
ling ticket for Mayor aud City coun-
icil tho political air is naturally filed
with excitement. although the con-
scrvative factions and the real politl-
clans believe that SO far as the race
tor Mayor is concerned. 1t will be a
duel between Carlton Mccarthy and
DaVid. Crockett Richardson. Indeed, tho
ahrewd observers cannot see how n
third man can hope to win. Even adj
hitting that Mccarthy and Richardson
may split tho big vote. tho ward lead
ers declare that no loophole will be left
through which some one else might
slip in.
In the contest for seats in Council
there Is not much public interest. Men
little known to the public generally
are anxious TO be elected. and there
may be sweeping changes in the Board
and Common Council, although they
will not be far different In the make
up and intelligence from the present
personnel,
between Mayor and Richardson.
In spite OF the feeling to the con-
trary In some quarters, the local stu
be no successful combination between
tho liquor people and the labor elc-
ment, for the reason that 1t Is often
difficult for them to work In harmony.
They add that either Mccarthy or Rich.
ardson Is certain to be nominated.
There is the promise OF n warm cam
paisn. and though II will unquestion-
ably be conducted on high plane 1,
VIII be hot enough at times to I'LL the
heart Of the unterrined with Joy. The
public, naturally, are curious to see
on what platform the candidates will
stand. In the Council, for instances.
there is great diversity OF opinion as
tn the relative strength OF Mccarthy
and Richardson. II seems to be sd-
mitted that the Mayor is stronger to-
day than he was four years ago, al.
though, it doubtless would not be sur
pristng to his friends to find that Rich
ardson has big following in the two
branches. Until the fight gets well
under way. however, members who are
seeking reelection will not come out
openly and take sides.
witt, the heavy liquor registration
ana the activity OF Tie labor peonle
Indications, really on thu surface seen,
to POINT to an excellent onenins FOR a
third candidate. The old does. how
ever WHO know city politics down TO
a snafs heel. are unhesitatingly Of
the opinion that the combined power
would not be SUFFICIENT to side.rack
the two avowed candidates and thereby
open the gates for the easy winning Of
an outsider
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
.FAVORS COLONIES
OF C0NSUMP T|YES
DR.. oppenhirner Not Opposed to
Dispensaries, but Thinks
Plan Is Inadequate.

Discussing the popular interpretn-
ton Of his address on Thursday morn
ing before the Virginia League OF
Municipalities, DR.. W.T.. oppenhimer,
President OF the Board OF Health
stated last night that re Is not an op-
ponent of the present method of fight
Ing the spread OF tuberculosis, but Ia
supported and advocate of wider
and more comprehensive plan. Hc be-
licves that tho method OF founding dis
pensaries and fighting the disease at
close quarters In the home OF those
afflicted is but a beginning OF the war
to be waged. and that the logical and
necessary end to be achieved, IL tuber-
culosis Is to be fought successfully,
is the establishment OF i"coonies'
on farms adjacent to the city, where
OIL those subject to the plague may pc
aggregated and prevented from harn-
Ing those who are necessarily. through,
daily intercourse. thrown into conflict
with the afflicted ones.
Question or Economy.
1T liz question OF economy" said
DIR. Oppenhtmer. 1.-THE death rate from
smallpox IL smaller than that from any
other contagious disease, and II de-
mands less attention than that other
far worse affliction of humanity. In
my ADDRESS before this association
was talking on smallpox. I don't think
people should be taxed any longer for
the care of smallpox patients when 4
preventive remedy had been discov-
cred over 100 years ago. And yet the
State OF Virginia has expended In the
last ten years nearly $1,000. 900 for the
care and treatment OF smallpox pa
titnts. I stated that that man who
falls to avail himself OF the protective
power OF vaccination is crlrnlnaliy neg
ligent. and should not expect the pub
lie treasury to support him. there
fore advocated abolishing smallpox
hospitals and quarantine and the finins
OF those who refused to be vaccinated.
Money saved In this direction might
be appropriated to the care and main
tenance of tuberculosis patients and
TO the eradication of tuberculosis.
which kills one in seven of the popu-
lation taken as whole That mears
mat ono IN every seven who Is born
to 1--we and die In the course of gen.
eratlons s,lccnmbs to tuberculosis.
am In favor OF the dispensaries
which we have established In the city
for the education and treatment OF
those patients. but do not believe this
VIII meet the demand. l have advo-
Gated farms near the city, where pa
tients. taken out OF the homes OF those
who are healthy, can be sent and
cared for"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
BANIsHED
Coffee FInnIly IInd to Go.

Z
The way some persons cling to cot
fee even after they know 1t Is doing
them harm. Is u puzzler. But it Is an
easy matter to give 1t up for good.
when Postum Food Coffee Is properly
made and used instead.
a girl writes: Mother had been suf-
ferng with nervous headaches for
seven weary years, but kept drinking
coffee.
Cone day I asked her why she did
not give UP coffee as n cousin of mine
had done who had taken to Postum
But Mother was such slave to coffee
it up.
Finally. ono day. she made tho
change to Postum, and quickly her
headaches disappeared, One morning
while she was drinking Postum 50
freely and With such, relish, I asked
for a taste.
''Thnt started me on Postum anu L
now drink IL more freefly than l did
coffee, which never comes into our
house now.
".A girl friend OF mine one day, saw
me drinking Postum and asked it, A.
was coffee. told her it was Postum
and gave her some to take home but
forgot to tell her how to make 1t.
THE next day she said she did not
SEQ how could drink Postum. i found
she had made it like ordinary coffee.
SO told her how to make 1t right and
gave her a cnpful ! made, after boiling
its fifteen minutes. She said she never
drank any coffee that tasted as good,
and now coffee is banished from both
our homes" Name given by Postum
Co.. Battle Greek, Michigan.
Read the little book 'Thc Road tn
W'ellvill1M in pkgs. "There's IA Rea-
son."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
HENRIc0 COUNCIL
Install New Officers and Honor Tho..
Who Rettre-E,xccIlcnt Prnrnm =

instnlt New Ohicera and Honor Those
Who Rettre--ExccIlcnt Program. )
Henrico Council No. 73s. ROYAL Ar.
canum, on Friday night, publicly In
stalled its It's officers tor 1908. The en-
Or. F. 7. McFaden, supreme orator,
assisted by Captain c. A. Crawford.
who acted as grand guide.
Messrs. a. T.. Lincoln. supreme rep.
resentative OF the order from viz
GINA. and DIR. S. II. Sayres, grand war.
Den In the state, We're guests OF the
council. and both made short speeches.
Past Regent Arthur G. Nelson was
presented on behalf Of the order with
q handsome gold ring bearing the
Royal Arcsnum monogram. Purses Of
gold We're presented TO Messrs. Louis
a. Seal and John f. Lindsey for secur-
ing the largest number of applications
during his regency.
An excellent program consisting OF
music and other attractions wns rem
dered.
The officers Of the council are: Re-
gent, Louis A. Seal; Vice Regent, Rich.
ard L. Eacho; Orator, Albert r. sam
uels: Past Regent. Benjamin r. Levy:
Secretary. George w. Rogers: Collector.
w. ]. Kerr: Treasurer. S. p. Waddill:
Chaplain. w. j. King: Guide. r. r. VIII
liams; Warden, Andrew c. Jordan:
Sentry. W. G. Davis; Trustees. DR.. j.
+. CRANE, Lewis TIensen aud Frnnk'eP.
Mayer; Representative. w. Floyd
Reams; Alternate, ". X. Reekes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
RUINED, IN CELL, BECAUSE
PATRONS WON'T PAY DEBTS
Young Man Started in Business Hopefully, but No
Money Came In, He Says, and Supply
House Had Him Arrested

Charged on i've separute warrants
with obtaining a. supply of tin from
j. l.. Lindsay under false pretcnses, a
'lnnsnished behind tile bars in the
second Police station last night, de-
elallng that lie had not been able to
i'aS because the people for whom he
WORKED sun owed hin, for his iabors.
me total value of the Tin aliee ed
% nave been stolen amounts To $50. or
more, and Glenn stated last night that
Lindsay had recovered some OF il from
the gece.2s purchases he had made for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
Encc..neuth bx Ere.

Catching her sleeve in stove as she
was filling it with wood. Rosa Shobert.
colored. living in the rear of No. 1881
East Franklin Street. narrowly ESCAPED
a terrible death last night. The flames
spread rapidly over her clothes and
before assistance could reach her. she
was badly burned practically over her
entire body. Dr. Hinchman. OF the am
bulance corps, was summoned. and be
took the woman to the City Hospital.
where he treated and dressed her In
ilr{ps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
PERSONALS AND D,1EFs.

Mrs. William McBain, Of No. 1000
Floyd Avenne. who has been very i'll
is now recovering
confined to his home for the pas,
week with the grip. Is improving. anC
expects e,.; to resume business in shor,
Mr.. r. ", McGraw. Of Portsmouth
- guest at the Lafayette House. Mr.
also registered there.
Captain ]. NJ. Purnall, of s1G West
twelfth Street, Is quite sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
TERRIFIED NEGRO
D|YED.UNDER PORCH
But Officer and Gang Of Boys
Dragged Suspected Burglar
from Hiding Place.

In tho unfortunate predlcament that
nc was believed TO ue burglar in
stead of trespusser, Ernest Shelton,
colored. was last night chased from
the house at No. SIS North Twenty
seventh Street. to Springfield Hail. on
Church Hill, underneath the porch OF
which he Was fnallys captured by
Policeman Andrews aud a volunteer
gang OF Church Hill boys, ali eager
to- land a desperado. Whatever The
negroes original ntentlons--for he car
stainlS changed his mind after begin-
ming to run--he frightened some one
In the residence, for a call was sent
Into the First Police station, asking
for help to route out n burglar
Boys in tho neishborhood got onto
the trail OF the man. and he decided
that It was better to take to his heels
than to face the crowd. Officer An
drews Joined in the chase, and tho
negro Mt last dived under the porch
Of the well,snown meeting place, He
was soon dragged forth. and escort
ed to the First Station, where he was
charged With trespasslng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
Small Boys Sentenced.

Three young colored boys, George
bett. We're in the Police Court yester
day morning charged With stealing s95
worth OF clothing from A. L. Long &.
fenced to ninety days in Jail each, and
Goode was dismissed
John Lee. white. way placed under
800 bond for thirty days on the charge
OF begging on the street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
POLICE REPORT
Number of Drunkn Larger Than Dur.
ing Previous Year.

Number of Drunks Larger Than Dur.
Ing Previous Year.
Secretary George L. Pollock. Of the
Police Department. has completed his
report for the year 1907 and sent II
to the Mayor. II shows greater nun
Der of DRINKS than We're recorded for
the previous year. This, it Is held. is
principally, on account OF the recent
annexation.
The summary is as follows:
= Total number of arrests, $500: or
dinance violations. 5,3So; white, 1886
colored. 5.246: males. S,2sG: females L.
300 For drunkenness. 2,5sc males ESQ
females. Total DRINKS year previous,
s,o2Il Miscellaneous reports, 1913
including lost children, lights out etc.
Selling cocaine. II males and G females.
Suspicious characters, COS. Speak
ensies. IS. bars open on Sunday, II.
The report will be turned over to
the Mayor to be transmitted with his
annual report to the Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
GOT GOOD THRAsHlNG
Two Little NearOcs Iibernit! SpMnkcd
3 by Their NOtbcrn.

recognized Nv the law ns criminals.
John dixon nnd Ernest ticnderson two
little mites VI very black humanity.
only eight years old. were turned OYER
70 their mothers In the Second Police
station last night for having stolen d
blcNclc md IL "l1lying Lula fron u.
u. Starkc. OF s14 West Grace street.
EwtnG Jes' na,clielly war YOU ont, I"
SAID Tie two mothers in unison, and
they proceeded to carry their promise
into effect. one OF the urchina became
'robellious even at this stage Of tho
sntne. and l.is fond maternal parent
placed lils lead between her ample
knees. Lengthwise and crosswtso ale
lni1 the end or II buggy whip and now
she's got to sew on a patch. Tie other
eiEllt-yehr-otl9 took his dose more phl-
iOsODh len i've tHtsf.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
Mr.. STERRETT VERY Ill
Member Ut the House From Highland Came
at, Near Dying ST

Hon. S. W. sterrett. member OF tho House
OF Delegates from the district composed
OF Highland, Bath, Ilockbridge and the city
OF Buenh Vista. came Very near dying Of
an attack of acute Indigestion willie he
was IN his room at the Lexington Hotel on
Thursday nght. Mr., Sterrctt WAS attended
by Dr.. George I. sncnd. mcmhor OF the
House from Princess Anne, who stops at the
same hotel. and Dr. Mann. OF the Memorial
hospital lie is now considered OUT OF dan
ger, but is still in bed. and Will not be out
for several days. n
Mr.. Stcrrett was taken Ill late ut night,
nnI his suffering Was so intcnse that hts
physicians and friends were greatly alarmed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
peernm's school.

During the past month the pupils Of
Pegram,s School have had lectures by
Drs. Whitsitt and Harris. of Rich
,nond College. Both were highly In
structlve and greatly enjoyed.
There has been a great deal of sick
ness In the school.
month is as follows: Jennie j. Rogers
100 per cent: Ogie Shelton. SO per
cent; Rena Mildred Fisher. so per cent:
Katherine Lee Gold. IS per cent; Eve
Anderson. 81 per cent. No demerits
were given this month. Not absent or
late. Stella Anderson. best composition.
dictation and letters, Rena Fisher and
Evelyn s KlGh ma son prize tor haraess
Katherine Lee Gold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
ALLEGED SUNDAY SELLING

Only Evidence Against Trafieri Tx 'rh ut
of Man Convicted of Same Offcnsc.
Peter Trafieri was in the Police Court
yesterday morning on the charge of
selling malt and spirttuous liquors on
sunday. January 18th. He was ar
rested on evidence furnished by Joe
Pillow, convicted on tho preceding day
OF running q "blind tiger On nc-
count OF the unsupported testimony of
4 man convicted OF an offense as bad
as that against which he testified.
Justice Crutchfield continued the case
TO January 25th. Trafier was hailed
i'll tho sum OF $500, With William Rnby
i as SECURITY. --,.--s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
Fined for PrnfunItx.

Two young men, F. I. Muller and H.
NJ. Evert, were in the Police Court
yesterday morning OH the charge OF
language on Main Street car. They
We're fined $40 and placed under 500
surety each for thirty days. The young
men We're very contrite. and said this
lesson would be warning 70 them
In the future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
omcers Elected.

At the montnly meeting ofthe Broth
erhod of st. Andrew, Church OF the
Holy Comforter, the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year: Or.
Francis w. rpshur, director; Mr.. An
thony d. Wren. vlce-director; Mr.
Charles +. Euchrmund. secretary and
treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
MEMORIAL TO COURTS

Committee Named to Present ltesOlu-
lions on Death Of F. w. Christian.
Judge Ingram, OF the Law and Equity
Court yesterday named the following
members of the Bar Association to
present memorial resolutions on the
death of Nh. Frank w. Christian to the
courts Of the city:
Judge L, l.. Lewis. to the United
States Court Of Appeals, the United
States Circuit and District Courts; At
torney-General w. a. Anderson, to the
Supreme Court of Appeals; Judge w. j.
Lcake, to the Chancery Court; Mr.. Hen
~ Taylor, to the Law and Equity
Court; Judge D. c. Richardson. to the
Hastings Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
THREE-C0RNERED RACE
and Watkins May Run for Congress.
IN III.

Turnbnll and Watkins May Run for Coneres.
in the Fourth.
II looks now IL there will b. pretty
tttee-cornered race Tor the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the Fourth Dis
trict next summer. with Major Francis Rives
letstter, OF Petersburg tncumben.j Jndg a
Asa d. Watkins. of Far,nvile, and Hon.
Robert 'rurnbul. of Brunswick. as the cand!-
dates. Major Lassiter is AZ, avowed candi-
Dat. for another term. and though Messrs.
Watkins and Turnbuli have not definitely
announced their intention OF entering the
field 1t is known that they have aspirations
N this direction. and are being urged by
tHetr friends 10 make the race They were
both In Richmond yesterday, and neither
hesitated to FAY that he had the matter
unGar serlous considerations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18

he roofing OF 4 barn belonging to a
kichmond man. According to this
statement, Lindsay has recovered about
SaS worth, and TO Glenn is still owing
n 4n1Le thnn 500 Not being able to
70 nay his debts, and was forced to
cell, He declared thrt he had beer
IN ne jobbing business for only two
, ~ but lie had not been able to
MAKE his way even that Tar,
Glenn was arrested early YESTERDAY
aa{f ,s by Detective Sergeant Nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
DABNEY TO RETIRE
DR.. ST. Julian Oppenhimcr Mentione .,
Ns Ills prNhnhle Successor M Nnnr.I

As stated yesterday Alderman w. r.
Dabney, of Madison Ward. who has
been elected business manager OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. willresign from
tie Board at the February meeting,
tho nomination of his successor b eing
left to Aldermen Donnhoe and Powers.
II is said that DR.. st. Julian Oppen-
miner Will probably be named.
Mr.. Dabney has been q member Of
the Board for FIVE years. He Is chatr-
man OF the Committee on Ordinance,
Charter and Reform. and is a member
of the Committees on Finance md
Electricity. Admittedly one of tho
strongest members Of the upper branch
OF Council. he has always taken an nc
tive part in It's deliberations. He suc-
ducing the number of saloons in Rich-
mond. In which undertaking he was
opposed by both the Anti-Saloon
League and the liquor dealers.