Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-31
Hippodrome Of Brewers Metrop-
oils is Packed and Hundreds
Are Turned Away.
GREAT AUDIENCE STIRRED.
President Diclic Of Milton College
Huuts Mayor Rose Of
Milwaukee.

n
now epoch boz the prohibition movement
was nauguratcd here last night when
/ the Hippodromo was crowded To- Jos
utmost capacity ON the occasion of tho
/ DiclVo-Rosc debate ON the liquor Qucs-
/ ton Mr. Dicklc is president OF thc
/ Albion college. and his opponent In the
| discussion is mayor of Milwaukee.
THOUSANDS TURNED AWAY.
/ I'm addition TO the nearly 1000 mem-
/ beers of The audience, which. alinoush
| comprised largely of men. included u
/ few hundred prominent ladies' OF MI
wsulxoe. there were present nearly lol
press representative and magazine cor
respondents. representing the leading
| daily and periodical press of The coun
try Thousands moro were unable 70
gain admission. although large sums
were offered for reserved seats. q
notable instance OF this is the expert
/ cnce Of the mayor himself. VINO, hno
/ ing at the last moment that number
] of his personal friends had been over
I looked. offered 81 apiece for hair @ do
zen seats. but found 20 impossible even
TO secure them at this or any other
price.
Iu an address Of an hour and q hairs
dura ton Mayor Rose presented MS Hoo
OF the case. treating the subject from
the following Standpoiuts:
Prohibition is contrary 90 the
teachings of the Bible
THAT God Himself sanctioned the
use OF intoxicating liquors
81 hat every "ti..H,,L '' 1-,t,.
VINO t'aDu'9 w "'lD,.'."
the sah'uy on 'ue pulplgGt,...t-, o. i,
nav "u'L 49, tr,,,,,r,,.nt
ON his throncA
81 mere p l'ol' 49,, 'll tlr,itor,.
hi l,Uu ll1 pa. -. ,,,,c crime
I,"l IN u l''. W.. ~,
'.aH ,l, .tI-. ~, Il. d,,-,r than an
L..'s .-,,t,ttaf,r ,iti,e
OF your prot'1i. -, 80 Insanity I'm
H9I -, -. lilorso rities
pi .'.''i 5o,t - I'D rsrgor an
Wy go, a., i5cc,es stsfes
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'.'. "a l',.,..'',i', i, s,Iicit," man the
,ou' y.
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i',' , -r,.4 -..bu.tti,,, fs frfryio4is 70
-. ','''
30 ,ri,,+ ,,r,bilftl,p {s a failure.
~ IA me- tro nrobibition wave
a.. -. a. ,g,,e or sentiment" which
vim soon recede.
In mastery address, occupying the
same zen III or '.,s'' ,,. s,Ii.rt loints
.,,.,,i,,,. s,lIov,..
"'"Io 'S '''
PRESIDENT DICkiE.
A.. ,,h.f-,,,., r,5i,, and Gentle
Nli' llei' 'i'.''l' ,.,,.,..,i -,
men ms d. lo' N" 49, a., a. a
test nor. on p''e ~ o5,,,,t
! liioles PINK tea- we az ~ 90, -
| an important pu's''".l 80 '''''s
which honest men itlule9lly ulllel. MA
may oe p'rdohea it 4ll No'' 49, 49,
20 speak win pain lieI MESS
/ is so much 10 say ana so u'le ti'o III
which 70 say IL tilal one uios' ~ ~
| cused If he speak with inc u''''os'
[ plainness.
! am here tonight 10 speak IN nehall
l Of the home ana the school anu 1He
church I am here iu behalf OF n purer
manhood. Of the noblest womanhood
and of the happicst childhood, To- say
| perhaps plain words concerning "a ousi-
ness , l.I ~ LIN which al,
/ serbs vast wealth. which meets no in
/ nocent want OF society, which sows
/ the seeds OF disCord everywhere, which
/ breaks the hearts OF women and bllghts
[ the lives Of children. and blasts the
! manhood or our country as NO other
/ evil thing does.
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n OoNl vi h'I''.i-N'- I'M TO-
IT,. tho character OF the business, tho
/ Judgment of great men. and the de-
/ cIsIons of our highest courts, the d.
! ouor traffic ought TO be prohibited.
/ As an economic proposition, if tho
! business never broke "a woman's heart
] if 10 never bughtcd "a chlld's life, if
/ In was mover guilty of horror and
! HARM vet d. stands as rObber among
| the Industries Of this country.
The liquor traffic is a pirate. A pir-