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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08
The Idaho Mercantile Company

Prohibitionists. how are you going to
make It got
This business paid into the citiea
Ss40, 600. 900 last year. The reve-
nue. derived from that source in this
city Is about $4,000 a year. Prohi-
bltionists. what would be the result
II you struck down that revenue? One
OF two things must inevitably result.
Either you must abandon city ex-
pense or you must increase the d.
rect tax upon Eour taxpayers. For
what? To put the blind pig. boot
logger. the keeper Of the kitchen bar
and the owner of the club lockers in
business.
Radicalism Shall Not Rule.
I want to say that the time IN pt
now. and never has been, and Ter
viii come. when radlcaiism shall
rule this nation OF ours. The time
will never be a. long as the Ameri-
can republic endures when strong
minority will be trOdden down by q
stronger majority, that Is undermin-
ing the personal liberty OF a citizen.
While this government exists our In
terests shall be secure. our homes
will be protected, but this govern
men will die when personal liberty
of the citizen Is taken from him.
You cannot force a prohibition law
while we have a heterogeneous pop
ulation. We have here representa-
tives OF every civilized nation on
the earth-German Danes, Irish.
| italians, Greeks and Seryians, Scan
dinavians. All OF them are present
here and they brought with them
their common habits. iou never md
any drunkenness in Germany They
drink mild beer. The French drink
mild wines. Russia has her vodka.
They permit their saloons 20 keep
open on Sunday. but they do not
permit vodka to be sold on that day.
You must. when you study this ques-
ton. reach the conclusion that the
question Of temperance must be
solved By the people going TO thu
mild beverages. What would prohi-
bition mean 10 the railroads Of this
nation7 They made this country.
They carry iuto the city farm prod
ncts, raw material. and carry out the
finished products. Stand by the rail
roads and watch those trains coming
west toward the land OF the setting
sun. across the arid lands and noun
tain passes. Great trunk leads east
ward toward the rising sun. or watch
those lines that reach northward 10
the realms of the Ice king. or AZ they
so south 70 those great trains loaded
with that flowing beverage, which IN
Milwaukee is called the hector OF
the Gods, and II the prohIbltionIsts
would take little for the stomach 4
sake Il would promote health in their
bodies.
We have had some very good meg
for presidents OF the United States
quite a few OF them. an here e
J say that every president except one
personally used Intoxicating bsver,
: ages ] have sat At the banquet
board with Cleveland. Roosevelt, Nc
! kinley. and have seen them drinA
: Intoxicating beverages
] say to you that II you have pro
hfbition IN Idaho you win eree, be
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08

tween yourself and capital an i'm
movable barrier. aud uhy should
you DO this 70 place a premium on
iawlesSness. 70 build up an army Of
supporters Of pFohlbition---and that
army Will consist OF men who WIN
carry on an Illegal business "a THIS
line. Cannot We come together upon
the broad plain sof common sense
and reasoas Nest expressly, 9Th 4
desire to promote the welfare Of the
city, county. state and nation. with
= desire 90 combine forces for the
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08
always, everywhere.

Be Thankful--Always. Everywhsrs
THAT You have Munsins Underwear
Say-I wonder il many Of you kids
Have sOl a dad like mine.
Who keeps q lellin' ell he while
just how you'd ought % shine.
At hOme. and school and everywhere
just 'eanse you've got good underwear.
Did you ever wear that Munsing ssnG1
lie mighty sOod-and lhsis no bluH.
Every year when il i fall
And il begins 10 snow, and ali,
My dad says. Mother you 20 ses
His last years. suils--lhey'Te all right yet
And from he chest she gels them cults
And : they sOOdp You bet your boob.
For all I've weaTed en- last year thru.
Them Munsing l. As good as new
And I'm as wGrms my Teddy Bear.
When ! gets on my underwear.
1T you amt got some.-ask your dad.
Hell surely get some. less he's bad.
And don't know snG hats mighty nice
Ma says. It's wondeYful for the price 7
lis nice and warm and fine and good,
And it's made as goods fellow could,
You ask what's best and anywhere.
They'll tell you" Munsins Underwear."
When bedtime comes. and stars begin
To shine. and wind bowls round Ike ain.
Why then my Daddy calls 10 me
And says. "Now Billy. let me see
How your old Munsing is.--eome here
And see your Daddy. won't you deara"'
And when my nishty's bulIOned close
piles up on my Daddys knee.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08

II was the duty OF tRe church people
to adopt It, / spent much time in
preparation for my FIRST debate with
Professor Dickey. l spent much time
in studying the bible. / have al
ways been reader of that book
because regard 1t as one OF the
most wonderful pieces OF literature
in English. looking at 1t from the
standpoint OF literature; and ! want
to say to you that though It may be
claimed It was taken from Confucius,
that It may be claimed that It has
no foundation in fact; looking at It
from the worst standpoint / want TO
say to- you that no book was ever
written that compares with this. and
any man that follows that code and
abides By 1t will never suffer for It.
am going to state this bold conclu-
sion. and challenge contradiction,
that there Is not one sentence, one
word, in the Old Testament or In the
New which may be legltimately called
the doctrine Of prohibition. conse-
quently. II that is true no church may
attempt prohibition as q religious
doctrine or make it a tenet. No min
lister of the gospel Of any denomina-
ton who drags prohibition into the
church has the proper understand
ing of his duty as a minister OF the
gospel. A minister who steps down
from his pulpit to engage in 4 polit-
ical campaign Is not to be protected
by the sanctity of his robes, but is
to be treated as any other politician.
/ want to give my Endorsement to
that splendid organization. the w.
G. T. u. and TO the Good Tempiars
and TO the auxiliaries They have
accomplished a wonderful good for
society. but Just the moment they
step out OF their legitimate sphere
OF action and adopt the doctrine OF
force instead Of persuasion. the good
! they have done. their power. will de-
cline. The good they have done ls in
leading men to temperance volun-
tarily. and this Is the only way.
Financial and Industrial.
There is another phase to this
question. Il appeals TO selfishness.
It appeals to the pOeketbook. II APP
peals to the taxpayer. and such aues-
lions are regarded as important be-
cause when you touch = mans peck
etbook you touch him pretty close to
his heart-his heart is strongly we'd
ded to his pocketbook. Last year this
business paid s223,000 900 into the
treasury. In revenue we have a ta1
on malt. One "a a revenue tar on
malt and its products. wines. spirits
liquors. tobacco. cigars. snuR. play.
ing cards and a few other Items
These bring about seven sghths Of
the entire revenue tar. The Other
system is the tariff tax, and nos
you know the last session of congress,
had a strong fight on this subject
The people OF the country without
regard to political parties today ar
demanding the adoption Of revisel
tariR TAXATION. Republicans and dam
ocrats alike Now what is going 70 re
suit II you strike down By prohibition
. that which turns into the treasuTl
s22s.000. 200 a year? We need II
Expenses are constantly increasing
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08

development Of the natural resources
you hare-iet rs stand togssAer %
down every radical hypocrlsy ana
estAbiiah IN It's sssaAd sanity sad
reason
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08

cry and distillery and the moment
the deed is placed in my hands the
laws of the state begin to protect 1t.
The moment ! start hauling upon the
ground stone, lumber, building ma
terial of any kind, from that moment
until the building is complete the
law protects me in my ownership Of
that property. The law protects the
man engaged in that business and
man engaged in that business and when
my money invested. probably the
funds OF a lifetime of labor, prohi-
bition friends come in and say the
business Is called illegal, we will pro-
hibit you from manufacturing that
which we have built to manufacture
your property we will consider alb
sOlutely yalueless, without compen-
sation or offer to return to me In
compensation for the damages have
sustained. / know what the decision
of the supreme court OF the United
States is. 1t does not take a couri
to teach the laymen common sense
can think that there is not within
the sound of my voice a man who
will agree to have the value OF his
property decrease by this sort OF leg.
islation. So with the experience Of
the Is southern states of this ma.
ton; also with the history of the one
father of prohibition, the anti-canteen
law and the forefather of prohibition
Of Iowa-and all these states that
have recently taken on the policy
that comes to us.
! Charge Is False.
am here to say 20 you that an
in no wise interested in the election
or in the liquor trafic. am tolt
that it has been stated that I an
here in the liquor interests. I cal
say that charge is absolutely and IN
qualifledly false 1t has been my en-
deavor always TO conduct myself q
a citizen OF this government. I hav
reared my children respectfully an
educated them as best / could.
have taught them first OF all thef
duties to their country, and II l fel
for a moment that prohibition wa
good for the state Of Idaho. or an.
state Of the nation, or any city Of III
state, i assure you | would be her
lighting for prohibition; but II is be
cause OF the experience that hRv
had as the executive head Of the cit
that has q population greater TIA
your entire state, because hav
been a student Of those problems. be
cause I have had the opportunity I
observe the experience OF other elite
and other states and because feS
; have knowledge on this subject
and because OF that conclusion IN n
gard TO prohibition am here to ~
: pei to you. I am proud. indeed. {
ind that the business men OF Coeu
d'Alene have the intelligence Of the
citizenship and the courage Of the
conviction. II Is seldom today ths
You viii ind business interests wit
courage TO stand up and assert the
: earnest convictions in political que
I tions.
} Not q Biblical Institution.
! In some OF the pieces / have bes
/ have found the claim was mad
: BY prOhfbItionists that prohibition
a biblical Institution. and that Rs sue
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08

NORWAY grants water power slsss %
private parties. but with q ssrlag tied
to the privilege. The site ana al
values invelved n IL operatlon revert
10 the state.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08

YOUR EYE ON THE HAPPY NUNSINCITES AND SURE
TO NfUNSINGZE EVERYBODY IN YOUR FAMILY THIS FALL
The Mus advertisement WIN show the entire family Of HAPPY Msie
and explain detail the rules of the Mngg Naming Contest A for
cOnttantaah for those who best Watch for the ad
We honestly believe town Munsne Union
comfort and They are best Buy them, VIII like them
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08

And Esleas whis " tells b me
'Bout when Ne was . Eals I'D,
And n he winler al hs id
Wss jusl stay n he bose En- day.
He nsveF eoald o out and pisy.
Cause hh ma looksd moss everywhere,
Bul thsEs wasat any Munang-psar.
And asIh Pa. how sAa %
On doom playiAg IN Dc sasw.
And asvst cath siaals esld-
lAad ! an oaiy six yssn ed
lfs al because I've 90 . pais
OF coed warm. Munsins Usdsrwsar.
Thsa DADDY lskss Eslls pep
To sss Il lee alm0ss sslesp.
And says b mai Nos s. As bsd
Ard ~aEm : pillow los he had
And hsa h sOss and laya me down
AID ] goes sieepin' % 90 sOan.
lie pals he kiysrs ~ - keep
Me nice end warm. bat fore ] sleep.
My dad siSsa ne ny bsdtima kia
And Whispers. BIN yen membes dhis--
b. lhankful-always-- esssyshntp
That ypa have MunSiag Und<wsaF-
And--wsll. sssss haIs ~ TIL asy
Bout underwear. Bot anyway.
You iisl rsmemhsF what be ssid
Whrn BE was pultia' me . be3--
Be- hsnkisi--always-- evegywheFe
That you havs Mansina uadsswsar.-
The poem pvinisd ahoys wa saisssd q
De Muasias Undss~eas Essay eoalssl =
eompedtina Wish honsands 81 esaayt rscsivsd
from boys and sirh IN all parts Of dls Uailsd
States. and was givea 6Fsl Psiss By ths cum-
milaes appreciated 10 make ihs awagda-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08

Toiay'S bsvs tocsy.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08

The Store
That Sen. Hluu'ins-wsar
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-08
Fair Play and Justice.

Countrymen OF mine, you who be-
heve in fair play and of a feeling Of
Justice to all. want 60 submit to
you q proposition. Is It right that
80 ont and make an Investment OF
my money In securing a piece OF prop
erv On which can erect q brew
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20

Thayer to Clinton Sunday afternoon
and heard his special sermon to the
maSOnS.
Mrs. A. j. Taylor and little son will
return today from visit to her par
entS in Union county.
MesSrs. Ryland and Gibbon Trayn-
ham have returned to the city from
extended visits TO Atlanta. Birming-
ham and other southern cities.
Miss ST. Lawrence Wilson, student
at Lander college, was I'm the city Sat
urday on her way to Cross Anchor to
spend Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. II. Wilson
"Abdur Rahman," the beautiful
young stallion owned by the Clinton
Stock Co.. will be exhibited at the
Woodruff Fair this week by Mr.. Rhett
Copeland, member Of the company.
Editor O'Daniel of the Clinton
Chronicle was in the city Friday
Mr. A. w. league was best man at
the Giles Coleman wedding, celebrated
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20

Langston, .Jr.. who, on Tuesday, under
went the third operation for an eye
affection.
Miss Rosa Hart is visiting relatives
in Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ferguson OF
Clinton spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Mary C. Bowen will arrive in
the city Wednesday after several
weeks visit to her son, Mr.. B. c. Bow
en-, of Toledo, Ohio.
Solicitor Cooper left Monday for
Georgetown where he will assist in
the prosecution Of Messrs. Bigham and
Avant.
The following from Cross Hill were
visitors in the city Tuesday: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Leaman, Mrs. T. NJ. Pinson
and Miss katheline Cothran.
Mrs. Jas. Powell after an extended
visit to relatives here left Tuesday
for her home in Wilmington, N. G..
She was accompanied by Mrs Tallu
lah Jones.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20

the city There were five cars OF
Newberrians who enjoyed the sights
OF the city.
Get your tickets to the state fair
via G. y. & l.. Reduced rates on sale
Oct. 3lst to Nov. 9Th, with final return
limit Nov Sth.
Mrs. Dora Babb of Rabun is the
guest this week of MIR. and Mrs J. S.
Bennett.
MIR. Ludie S. Bolt of the county is
erecting neat residence on South
Harper street and at an early date will
move his family to the city
Palmetto Lodge. No. 49, a. F. NJ.
will hold regular communication on
Friday night of this week, working in
the +. G. degree
Mrs. S. r. McCarty is visiting rela-
tivcs and friends in Newberry.
Messrs J. A. Clardy. j. F. Tolbert.
G. a. Power, II. ID. Hahaffey, j. G..
Henderson, Clyde Franks and r. A.
Cooper accompanied the Rev W. f.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20

at Greenwood Thursday evening last.
Mrs. b. F. Tribble of Anderson is
visiting her son Mr.. r. w. Tribble on
West Main street.
MesSrs. w. l.. and II. L. Gray at.
tended church service at Trinity Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. Robert S. Thompson of Douglas,
Ga, visited his sister, Mrs J. r. Little,
during the past week. MIR. Thompson
was formerly depot agent at Laurens
and has many friends here who were
delighted to see him.
Miss Daisy Eichelberger who has
recently graduated from the Macfeat's
business college, has accepted tenn
porary position with the Enterprise
bank of this city.
Prof. j. Cloud Martin, principal of
the Gray Court Owings institute was
in the city Saturday.
Mr.. NJ w Gray Of the Eden coun-
try was in the city on Monday
Mrs. DeverieiuX Turner of Spartan
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20

burg has resumed her work with the
vocal music class here; she Is teach
ing at Mrs II. *. Aiken's and board
ing with Mrs. Jas. Boyd.
Mrs. John Parks of Greenwood is
visiting Mrs. S. ID. Childress and other
relatives in the city.
Miss Jessie Bolt has returned from
a visit to Miss Glider of Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Wright and
Miss Maude Langford OF Newberry
spent Sunday in the city.
NJ. and Mrs. j. ]. Adams are now
occupying the Sitgreaves cottage on
West Main street, having moved on
Saturday.
Mr.. G. l.. PITTS spent Tuesday and
Wednesday III Clinton visiting the
schools.
Mrs. John Nash and Miss Minnie
Rabb spent Thursday and Friday with
relatives at Lanford Station.
Mrs j. Lee I.ancston is in Spartan
burg this week with Master j. Lee
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION.

Get your tickets to the state fair
via G.. n. & l.. Reduced rates on sale
Oct. 31st to Nov. 9Th, with final return
limit Nov. Sth.
Mrs. II. w. Arnold of Princeton and
Mrs. j. r. Knight of Chandler, Green
vile county, were guests for day OF
so last week of Mrs. w. l.. Taylor.
Mr. Rhett Copeland, a prominent
planter OF Hunter township, was in
the city Thursday.
While in the city last week Capt.
r b. Wilcut of Waterloo paid The
Advertiser an appreciated call
Mr.. w. F. Medlock and daughter,
Miss Pearl Mcdlock, of DialS, visited
in the city during the past week.
A large party of automobilists from
Newberry spent Sunday afternoon in
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18

According to B. H. Roberst
and an editorial in the Deseret
Evening News, the theory of
Matthew W. Dalton that the
Ten Tribes are located on Dali
tons supposed sphere, has but
little foundation. The explana-
ton made is that the ten tribes,
who are scattered over the face
of the earth, will in due time be
gathered to Zion and they are
not in the north as many sup
pose.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18

The Davis County Argus has
changed names and manage
ments. Vernon Felt and j. S.
White have purchased the plant
and the paper came out this
week under a new headline 1.-THE
Weekly Reflex" with fine half
tones of the new publishers on
the front page.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18

"Can be depended upon" is an ex,
preston we all like to hear, and when 1t
is uscdin connection with Chamberlain IS
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 1t
means that II never fails to cure diar-
rhoea, dysentery or bowel complaints
1t is pleasant to take and equally valu
able for children and adults. Sold by
a II Dealers.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18
Splendid Train
Service.

Everybody in the Bear River
Valley-Malad City, too, seem
well satisfied with the new train
service via the Malad Valley
branch, which gives us two
trains up and two trains down
daily, except Sunday, when we
have but one, the motor car
taking a rest. Besides this the
mixed train makes round trips
every other day. Both the
passenger and the steamboat
carry mail and the Sunday
mail service is just the ticket.
Paste the following time table
in your hat and you will always
know when to catch the trains
SOUTH BOUND.
Passenger leaves Garland $40 a. m
daily.
Motor Car leaves Garland 1886 p. m
daily, except Sunday.
Mixed Train leaves Garland Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at 1888 a. m
NORTH BOUND.
Passenger leaves Garland 1854 p. IN
daily.
Motor Car leaves Garland 1888 a, m
daily, except Sunday.
Mixed Train leaves Garland Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 1880 p. m
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18
California Excursions
Via Oregon Short Line

Daily for tickets one way via Portland.
Frequent dates for other routes. See o.
s. l.. agents for further details. M29 O2
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18

FOR SALE-Farm and City
property. See f. ID. yelling,
Garland, Utah. a28-tf
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18

Ask Mr. West for some of these postal
cards and send them to your friends in the
East or West. They are the best "boos-
tiers" we have seen for some time
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-18

River Valley, write to the Commercial
Club. Garland. Box Elder County. Utah
or to the signer Of this card.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
THE AMERICAN NAVY.

Fifteen years ago Navy quantity
which Uncle Sans fighting ships under
going sixteen of the finest battle
making around the globe
the though naval pphesd that disaster
When feet that trip made
history.
only ago squadron of the Pacific feet
under seb established record for
cruising in squadron formation covering 2lOo miles four days.
seventeen twenty nine minutes
the grim warriors which fly the Stars and Stripes
hold tn craftsmanship
second only that of Great Britain
ship ship the world No nation in
the world devOtes more time officers
comfort of its
Navy mighty factor in the affairs of the
Columbian Exposition Chicago the new
White Squadron then called so little known that
model of that squadron erected at the far oces trans
still did duty America talked of going
The history of the American Navy policy
ga visited Europe she struck terror to the
She such as they had never SEEM and hastily
European powers planning the time of
Civil War; all the had Wabashes and the American
Hampton naval
the fleets the entire world became and
his Montor the talk of the hour
activity
building yards type the
type world
But shOtved The great powers across the water
at it, and soon they had turet ships
Civil War cessation of building in the American
within strength of this country the
The White Squadron Progress
with caused revusion of feeling Build
ing whp the
of European power aaity England and
called forth like craft of formidable type Other cOn
tr used tweelncn guns; America "eu VIZ
cruisers the engineering experts of the Navy worked
baehp for the
with England rendered the ve of the world obsolete
by the aunching of the Dreadno
Encouragement Europe
wanted Dreadnoup America could also build
with fear Business
realize that the maintenance of SHOULD
upon premiums against rather than
pocd
affairs America take
of
world there is Indication that will continue do
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-09-21
AU REVoIR.

Today gdby, lei
departing guest will heartfelt aloha of the people
o the Territory.
appropriations whde unwilling lawmakers
dollars chosen make the laws of the land an idea
of the needs of this Territory.
people, elected by the to look after the
Hawaii other of the land that
The invitation visit Hawaii
gratefully the lawmakers will be enabled
legisate wisely regarding this Territory.
Hawaii invited There thought
hold Uncle
treasury yourselves
will be well repaid for her hospitality when matter affecting
visited this Territory, studied people and its
sources how
from what she from the visit of the Congressional
Hawaii has been delighted entertain She found
what she exIectedsong aw upright Americans And the
the visitors has been the privilege of the formal entertainment committee
Public held political
citizens the Republic
sit Washington make for the
mi doctrine.
Hawaii believes that the objects which
appropriated the funds the Delegate
had in when behalf Territory,
Islands
people of Hawaii have enjoyed minute
that the Congressman have found their little iauu Iub
profitable,
To her departing guests Hawaii extends he' heartfelt aloha