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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-23
COMMISSIONERS
ARE OFF FOR
OLYMPIA

For the purpose OF comforting
with the committee and boosting
the state road and wide tire bills,
County Commissioners Dickson,
Peterson and Mettler left for
Olympia this afternoon. They
will also aid County Assessor
Railsback in his fight to amend
the law governing the taxation Of
railroad property in the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-23
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE,

THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE,
A French scientist has discovered
deals with the blood. But long ago
millions of Americans had proved
Electric Bitters prolongs life and
makes 1t worth living. It purifies,
builds wasted nerve cells, imparts
life and tone to the entire system.
It's q godsend to weak. sick and de-
bilitated people. kidney trouble
had biiEhted my life for. months"
writes w. M. Sherman. of Cushing,
Me-, but Electric Bitters cured me
entirely" Only soc At all drug
stores
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-23
MOUNTAIN OF SOLID CEMENT AND
THAT'S GATUN DAM, KEY |

HELD UP by MAMMAL HILL HALE A MILE WIDE
This ONE PIECE OF WO RK TO COST $15,OOOOOO-TO
HOLD LAKE AND RIOTO US MOUNTAIN STREAMS IN
SUBJECTION.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-23

|site of the dam. On them lay the
ultimate responsibility. Roose-
velt's order was go ahead" So
now Is Taft's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-23
BEATEN AND ROBBED.
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a
The police today are endeavoring
to ascertain the identity of Ave
men who, Morris Galinder de-
clares, last night bound, gagged,
beat and robbed him near Golden
Gate park. Galinder was found
unconscious by an automobilist
who took him to the hospital
where he now lies unconscious.
The better class patronize Princes
Observation-Disclosures meth
DDS demand that you should. -"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-23

Gatun dam as it Will look when
ompIeted. THE new lake. 2
Panama canal. 3-Sluiceway
tOr carrying off flood water. f
Jhagres river. Black wall,
,alf mile, wide, to hold up the
lam against any pressure.
At the top Maj. Sibert, designer
Of the dam.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-02-23

Alteration sale prices Wednes-
day and Thursday:
1Oc Cube Pins, large size. &c
15c Finishing Braids 1890. 1Oc
35c Shell Pins, won't split or
crack, per package $3.50. Ice
&c Fresh Water Pearl Buttons Sc
Down Dress Shields, 15c for Zoe
&c Adamantine Pins, 3 for &c
soc Can't Slip Pompadours $50
25c Hose Supporters, styles 10c
39c Pillow Tops ......... 100
10c Genuine CASTLE Soap .. &c
15c Collar Forms ......... &C
10c Irish Linen Tablets ....7Nc
25c Box Paper .......... LOG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

for long.
The present move means Ruslnass.
For three hours plans for ofsanl
cation were discussed last night The
meeting took place Ia the quarters
OF the Retailers and every cltaen In
vlted, save one. was pveaent Mr Mar.
tlndale wns chosen chalrman of the
meeting and Mr. Raysen seerotars.
Speeches favoring the Retailers llee
81 organizing a solid, cohpaci unham
pere1 commercial body were made
A committee OF Ave was appoint
~ - The chairman 10 draw W o
constitution to Be submitted g an
other meeting I'd be called by the Re-
tallers. The present plan of inatitui
Inc business league will be formed
bv All business men and pfoper'
owners. The move ls entirely differ
ent from all former efforts and MI
spell success
IN this connection Il mas be said
That the Retailers association haf
been In existence more than isso fearg
IA not only absolutely sustain
ing. but has done world q aood fsi
Gnthria
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27
CHAMBER Or COMMERCE


Initiative steps have been taken tc
organize and keep Intact q Chamber
of Commerce for Guthrie
Guthrie has no business organlza.
lon now outside Of the Retailers as4
0uiation. AN other business hodies
avlne lapsed from lnanitlou cn the
.art Of members
4 meeting attended BY 2e business
nen AMI property ownrrs. Two men
enfesentlng etch branch Of buslness
aiivlly IN the city was held the other
ilehl
They were invited b. the Retail.
efs 10 meet and ronaldet plans ion
he formation oi a permanent ohamh4
81 q Commerce With salariea officers.
The plan being ID have the HaiallerB
afe inlzatlon We Real EeI6te tx
change and other business organlzs,
don o become aisxllIlarles Of tho
Chamber of Commerce
IlvJry city IN the state has a Cham.
l&F Of f'o,VlpertN lne anihrle IL 10
SCARS more Alpn ten business organ.
lzstlous have flourished here but not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

other expenses There were no votes
against g.
20. Constitutional amendment
Bryan submitted y jlint resolution
under which an Amendment 10 the
conssltution is 10 be vote3 on by the
reorle The resolution provides thar
Section 2 of Article XXI Of the
cons tuition shall be amended by add
Ing 10 Il The following
.'r vlded that corporations may be
'reaied or licensed IN this state for
the purpose Of buying. acquiring own
ms, holding and selling real estate
ior thu purpose Of reclamation by
lralnage on irrieatlon Provided
further That such corporation shall
not hold such real estate for 4 long
n period Than ten yearA after the
completion Of such reclamation.
Foe Joint Sitting COMMITTEES
Il rrlssn put through a motion that
he sitting committee OF the house
and Of the senate confer with each
1thef with view 10 arranging the
calendar Of zach house 50 that there
should be harmonious action on bills
that are. 10 be passed between now
and the close Of the session
on School Land Department
On January rs q special message
waa received from the governor asl
ing Il the school land department
3ould paY the expenses Of lis admin
slraJlm out of The earnings from
seho land rentals aud interest OF
iehesl moneJs. also ooal ihe schoo
afd board legally ppOinl attorney
rs part af The Office fores to pass
on abstracts Of title and the prepara
inu Of necessary lease contracts an,
iher business requiring 2 knowledge
af law. per'ainIug to this depart
nents
Yesterday the committee on leea
sdsisefy sent ~ o report IN whicl
hey stated that In ihelr iudgmen
9th questions should be answered Il
Tho negative
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27
ProducerSees
No Relief

said an oil man Of more than state
vide ekperlafe mpa Nho Is interest
ed VI no OH blil before theh ousos d
tho legislature
"The Yeager-strain bin Is like All
oihers'a matter Of how The men lcok
at " Mr. Stewart, he manager OF
the standsfd OF Prairie interests IN
Oklahoma said IN the presence oi 1
committee that the bin was neither
fa7orrble Or uniasofable 10 lheh
branch of the ocfopue the did mol
say octopus. however, and perhapl
ne q right
son the other hand Van Burndt
who was for many yenrn president
OF one OF The Harriman llnes IN Ne
braska now associated with @. u
Cox OF Cincinnati at New Orleans.
claims the bin Vill prevent then
hnlldlng the contemplated gii,Q0Q,00t
pipe llne from T'eIsa TO New Orleans
'.fhal is The .avnh,ei no two nef
agree gn what 4 pipe line company
can 40 under that law and It win bt
gs hard TO gel one they viii agree OF
Meanwhile the oil situation, the grea
est Industry IN OklGhomn. IS stagnan
There Is little doing. The stan3ar
claims d can handle the OH as con
mon carrier and Die Prairie will ds
80; meanwhile Il would be d chill,
nor To sec theEa Brandt crncerf 4
bacbed by money % NE 0lg cuncern'
81 .lclaes, asia they sell they arc
ruined.
~ depends wholly. N NY mind
whether the big concern wishes N
hugmess In this state 20 flourish Q
nri 70 Il does thegAWlll drive thei
improvements forward and take carl
o. ihop reduction; otherwise: we
look nj Texas and Kansas and thei
stranded industries.
II want 10 see what these biz cor
ceras are going 20 do. q IS fnly th.
outside world fooled They are douf
Ing someone and their position h
unknown, The independents are al
like met they know nothing aboh
what the trust wants or expectu sn'
OF course they ara helpless hnd law
ty tho score wlll avail nothing II thi
purchnrlng market at Wondford az
Whiting put down the price belns
cost OF production.
'Il production ceases on account
price every m0flgaged operator Q
small means win lose his leases. Th'
morfnnee money viii be due and lh
secretary OF lnlerlor has 80 ruled tina
forielis follow non-doYelupmeni az
thousauds cl ysluabie acres will b
scll on the market under tle hamme
81 debt With but one purchaser
eerlh. the agents ot the Standard O
That IS the situation Lews or mtk
shifts wise OF foolish, the Standar
ls not getting the worst OF the legli
latlon; never has and never can troi
a sfgte slandpnini- i moved tort
mlll rs of pronerty Out Of The stat
of Ohio when Mnnnatt was after thei
aad actually declared two hundIe
aor cont dividend NE same year
a national lav whereby al m
states acted a once and as one mlgl
akc care Of special carrying INT
stats hands. hal as @ purchasln
agent It has under al laws the risi
IA reluso t0 purchase, and ihat I
/ lhe expected coup.
( The interview Is siyen by ma
/ high Nj experience in' The on nfoaus
ma world. Ile IS saaare ana believe
4 the preseHg bills are NOT the canaa E
/ eiarnntlon n0i that they VIII aia i
/ iae least treaeul conditions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27
FIRM LOST $4,000
40 Asannlalad prnaa. !

Chicago, H. Feb. 2G Two iiremaH
Were injured Is 3 falling wall during
"a ire tint destroyed Albert Dickinson
eight story aeed warehouse here ID.
aay Three girls were knocked dawn
"a the rush Of lifty others 10 escape
hutw ore rescued by policenen. The
loss Is one huulrl and nifty thone.
and olars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

with sp meeh anhrHHrlte news
the napcrg. il Is interesting TO kna
thn, U0meA few ol them az least
efe concerning themselves with le
wplphty afalrs. and Tint the gnnai
pratlon af what ID wear Is as aos1ri
ink AS Il always hay been Raiah en-
shantune NeaYes are shown IN ne
eclorlnga lhal viii suit any taste
raiah silk. III mmnsa blue 10 ens
piece dress with eaai with BLACK q
irmmad N forgel-me.nota Is a su
gealion for an early summer c9slun'
in this cllmale. nov IN season at q
FlorhlQ resorts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

3UN MANt Noble aNHnuN.
k Rev Dr Brooke Hlshop
Rex A. N Nicholas Rector
Holy communion. 7.S0 e. N
Sunday School, % o nA
FIRST Sunday for lent
Service ard Sermon : s
ishlnslon Memorial service 3 M
Teulns eefvlces Z SO D. N.
entrn services
aii3 crvlce AZ b n, "wednesday
Hud Frday evenings as $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

The honae.comlug 81 he Heas was 2
Wnmanss lHfg as morn imp9fiaH' inR
lnaNthiak else s the hfaf1 Mtese
MAT Raa Mgleal W evff4 pheee g
the graag spectacle MaIheFa await.
lne their SONS. wives thelF husbands
nnd Young women their Hweelheafi
saw among all the display only one
man. and answering thfrhs - dn1h'
lola the story 81 tle vuiue IN tie man
life Of The waiting wcmaul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

snhday school. a;f5 +. NJ.
geachne service. illas A. NJ coz
lnolea hy RAY h Scales. Nfes.d'
.Ad elder
aanluf league. 2 MT
SagIor league. gt5 M
maellIsg sq NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

! feffy naVlA' pNlnklllaf aaid every year.
hnk 81 ll' aud cvefy bottle + IhAsenlnR
u4eflae and holpins s0me hHman being
> HeaiIh and bnpplnfss Thls Wonderful
lauzehala remedy sfeHa The pain uf
pE1Ihs bu.nf or hfuisaa Il relieves
heHmalism or neuralgia Il cures colds
sHunna enlin datfllena 1here bright
hhitlp nu Nnur alelees laAI new fta
Faf III fisAl s|ei VA ifnhhsA THE aH~ Ai4u
H#slIH II ~ cents alta sHeHe y assl 49,
aHIa size ~ ware NoN afHsalNl gives
NaH FefFY paYlp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Corner Aaa AND Noble

#E7#FE#T WNN WIIW FNUWTE3
Sunday School AZ a. III
feaehIaK at II h. NJ and n RI.
~ II y ~ nn :, -
e. z ~ fli ~ ftfH II tftf
Iu the mprnlng llla pulpit VIII Be oc
Hplea IS Hon. 81 Is EWelE d lhe
state legIslslaie
A z1sa II u. pr Nahilt eill al4
fss tho asl of lhe apeelal subjects
faf Fehfuaf els the goape Really
ao FaWef llnto salfallou9 Ahc
s. ah0rAa viii leadef their pf1NaN
ff aneaal miIslc iof lae month
siaHneefs always aeleeme at iht
ff Ifan esefch
se4 iA Noh'Nl Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Siess alCc Methodist Church
Corner West Noble and iith street.
SUNDAY school g:sh
Preaching at a m. aaj taa p. ~.
Subject mcrnlng scrilan Ndpy
among the Angels"
Baptism and reception 9i members
Junior leagte 81 1880
Young peoples class al 9 p n.
8pwofth league az G:t5 p. %.
liteaeDlng ftsl cyaneelisiic sefY'
Zee Ia evening Subject THE Con
verls new Song
Cordial Invitation extended to an.
ii. +. RAINsnERGER,
naaIOr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Nlaef n & Laughhaum wlll 1ellver
mpe aiiee address II the morning
an Chaplain Tucker Win presah n
iAe eteIinB
III sapp IS 81 pawhuaka Fhere ho
uii' dedicate the new church, instell
ihe hew nastsr and preach Z wcek n
th4Ifal meetings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Flrst Eapslst chur1k,
Corner Noble and Vine
Sunday school, g.f5 &. M. j. q
Tcmpeion. Supt
v0uue Peoples meeting, G.30 D. a..
Joe charliyille piesdeat
Sermon hy The pastor II q M, and
F:29 p n
Yomer Matthews Choir leader
X n Cameron saslor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Corner of Warner and Eighth 81
.saar Goodman, Pastor
Sunday School at 70 q. "a.
IIaa Blanche Hoge. Supl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

cfnef Noble and Division.
spg liarry Omar Scott. 2. d paslol
annday School as5 a. q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

TWN NY - NWNNrITT
"Tha lSef iu Success VIII he me
tonic discussed by the blind chaplain
cf The senate at the First Presbyterian
church sunday evening at the even
iug hour seYan-thigiyoclonk Al are
ohpeelaliF invited % hear the sieat'
losS chanisin's Interpretation of actual
snceess and the key hy which Il +
atainei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

Ersl Church o. Christ eei4ntisl
zIIa tondef Danle St Ayers
efelses l ~ al Sunday sea0al q
Isl. "Wednesday s Aiid a
afaa aifeei
leaaHg Room NJ feaf af ehurchi
aIaH daily from in 6 M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-27

United Presbyterian Church.
nfearflns Services A. ~ and
zaa 3 n
kahDaib school az u NJ
SO q $3.50 Wednesday
HfaSaE meeting a 1i0
Fhe Aaegamnnis 81 The Lbids sup
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-24
STICK TO OLD HOURS
PRESIDENT AND CABINET DE
Clnt THAT CLERKS OFFICE
HOURS NOT BE CHANGED.

Washington. May 22.--Fathcr Time
has scored another victory. President
Taft and his cabinet. after mature
deliboration, have decided not To en-
croach upon his prcropatycs or ques.
tion his right 20 run the clocks of the
government whatever distress may
have been caused the old man by ia"
suggestion that the government could
regulate it's clocks and run ;ncm with
out regard to the rising and setting Of
the sun was removed when the cabi-
net formally decided that it would
not attempt to interfere with the well
established routine of affairs
The federal clocks will continue 40
tick out standard time and Father
Time. with absolute confidence, can
depend upon their accuracy
The federal ,mployc viii not be -.
quircd to set his alarm clock to com-
mcucc work with the rising of the
gun. nor will he De- tree to gambol
ON the green during the hours of caily
afternoon His allotted toll will b.
performed during the Office nours
which bvo long been established.
While it was generally admitted by
the president and his advisers thar
the welfare OF the clerks and the bus.
mess interests of the gov 'rumrlt
could be- promoted so far as th" vol
umc of work was concerned, by rcgu-
iatmg the hours of labor according 20
the rising of the suu, IL was found
that the plans which have been Az
Nauccd by organized movements In
Cincinnati and other western cities
and are to receive parliamentary con.
sidcratiou in England are not feast.
bile short of a revolution which would
disturb banking and commercial con.
ditious generally and bee widespread
In it's effect upon the railroads.
Advantages to b, derived 10y pcl.
hitting governments clerks all over
the country TO commence work i'm the
cool hours of early morning during
summer season and discontinue In.
bors i'm the early afternoon, with am.
pie opportunity 70 enjoy the sunlight
ion daily afternoon vacation, appear
I'd TO the president However ion view
o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-24
- f@ ~ CURES
0.0.o. CHROHlC ULCERS

unhealthy condition OF the
blood
and nhamd and itated by discharge OF
feet which blood entirely the
fmmaon cleansing the ulcer perhaps nng the discharge but such
the blood where located
and effect s. $ S into the circulation
morbid nourihing
blood and
S beginning and
rebuilding broken down and supplying hh healing qualities
the blood the place ill with firm flesh while steadily
a permanent he
blood pure thoroughly purify
THE SWIFT SPECIFIc CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-24
NIGHT RIDERS ORGANIZATION
GANG IN meLAlN COUNTY HELD
FOR TRIAL AFTER ExAMINA.
ALTON IN JUSTICE COURT.


pu-,.r oti, Nav at Thor. ia an
........,. .,... ..5... , ,,
''''''' ''''.'' i"'' "''' "' o'''''''
membership OF 90 least inirty ana
tav. access 90 seventy other men who
viii become members al any time
,bcr. &. , r.,,..tt, for call Tbay
....,
'hI7 ana nave s'"'.'''u 'h'''''i''ne
letters throughout 'he county. Ihey
have travelled over highways heayf-
Iy armed and iu large bodies. They
administer tho oath employed by night
riders OF Tennessee.
This Is the substance OF testimony
adducod from anou, forty witnesses
before Justice of the Peace Settle nj
Curdy today under examination of
County Attorney Franklin. As r..
sui, Barney Hawk. Charles Barnes.
w 4. wallace W. NJ Drake. VI. ".
Spencer. mu,l Spencer and J. l..
Blrdsoa are held for trial i'm the dis.
trict court charged with being mem.
bsrs of the organization. Their
bonds we're fixed at SO 600 each and
I'm default they were placed in the
county iail nj Purcell this evening
Morton Rogers. the eighth man ar.
raignod. was released Information
will be- issued against them in pre,.
crence TO the impaneling of a grand
mrv and their trials will be held dur.
ing the .Iune term of district court
u Spenccr. Albert Bacon and Matt
Hanks were arrested TODAY on war.
rants issued bv the county attorney
and two moro warrants remain to he
served Other warrants may issua
within a few days.
One of tho principaI witnesses for
tho state TODAY was + r Worlev. A
farmer near Curdy. He testified tina,
no u,as solicited bv RIadsoa and
Barncs TO become a member of tho
night rider organization. At that time
they said the organization consisted
of five members. they had adapted
the oath employcd nv the night rid.
ers at Rcelfoot Lake. tennessee and
held their meeting in a havstack on
the farm rented by w. A. Wallace.
= uolo,, or,tbo. ,arr,or ,os,i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-24
NEWSPAPER WORK AS IT IS.
Chicago Tribune.s Managing Ed
Tor Corrects Some ImpressI0ns.

Chicago Tribune's Managing Edi
tor Correets Some Impressions.
Tu. Function of tAc Nrwspa.
per- nas ur theme of au address
given Dos james K,olay managing
editor o.. tine Chicago Tribune. and
principal speaker at the Irish Fol
IoWsh.p clubs most recent meet
iur
'Thr average citizen thinks that
the newspapers give most OF their
space 20 murders. divorces ana
scandals of all kinds" he said
This is not true. \ close exam
ination of any paper in Chicago will
prove this falacy Murders, di-
yorccs and scandals are printed
bccaurc the newspaper wants to
print all the news that interests
the public but they are not the
principal features. You will find that
more space is given 10 peace CON
grcsscs. tuberculosis conventions and
kindred topics than TO any murder
or suicide, even though there are
special features in them
"luaccuracy of the newspaper is
complained Of when YOU consider
that the worlds news of the day
is gathered in few hours You will
be- astonshcd that the newspaper
is as accurate a. IL is.
"It is true that there are mistakes
I'm every newspaper, but they are
wonderfully few considering the
rush in which newspaper goes to
press. \ piece of news may come
up within a few minutes of press
time IN" newspaper does the best
IL can to get the information before
the public u s not surprising that
some facts are not absolutely accu
rgtc. But the reader picks ON tn,
one fact that happens 10 be- maccu
curatc ana thinks nothing of IN,
rest of the hard and careful work
done to tell him what has happened
1T is also commonly said that you
CmuDt believe much of the new.
YOU see in the papers. This is ais,
gromdlcss
Fakug.' as 10 I' called. is de-
uluuccd 10y an editors of goo,
newspapers today They want mcr
to write the truth Interestingly. MOI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-24

Peoria. Ill., May 23.-Arguiug
along tuo lines that prohibition does
not prohibi. Mayor David 5. Rose
of Milwaukee met Dan s. Sheen.
former prohibition candidate for gov
cruor of Illinois before 1000 peo-
pie at the Coliseum here tonight
ON the negative side of the question.
Resolved that prohibition as APP
piled 10 the manufacture and sale of
Intoxicating beverages is right
The debate was preceded by a din.
ncr at the National hotel rendered
by Rev Father Sidney c. Jcfrics.
Roman Catholic. under whose aus
pieces the debate was conducted. A.
this dinner Mayor Edward - Wood.
run and other prominent city off.
cials aud men representing each
side of the question under discussion
were present
In calling the meeting to order
Father Jcffords said:
There is no better city for it's
consideration than Peoria, as this
city is noted Tor the manufacture
of high wines, and when financial
conditions are normal, Peoria pays
as much as S3.oOo.Oo per year reye.
nuc; about one sixteenth of the en-
tire expenses of the United States
coming from this district"
The local advocate Of cold water
opened the debate with an address
of one hour. lie urged the protcc.
tiou of the homes. of the schools
of the churches. and of the rising
generation against the evils of the
liquor traffic. Half of the criminals
In thc' pcnitcntiarics. he said. We're
there through the effects of alcohol
&C. stimulants.
The Almighty established prohibi-
tio nfirst in the Garden of Eden.
thcs pcakrr aminancd, when Adam
was prohibited from eating an ap-
, pie. Since that time prohibtory leg
islation had been passed and had
been more or less effective.
Mayor Rose urged that the Al.
miphty's mandate regarding the an
, pie did not prohibit Adam from
, eating &c. ana argued that since
, that time the laws against the use
of intoxicating beverages had been
. no more successful.
The Muwmkccm quoted Scripture
, to support m, theory that Moan
had been "a druukard after leaving
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-24
Piles Cured In 6 70 - pays.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF itching, blind. bleed.
ing or protruding Piles in 70 Il days
or money refunded. soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-24
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THE APPLE
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LATION or THE PROHIBITION
LAW ON RECORD BOOK.
DEBATE ON PROHIBITION

In Which Scripture is Quoted Quite
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Matches Texts win Dry Orator
Can't Legslate Men into Morality.