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The Seattle Republican., 1911-06-16
THE PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

The Seattle Republican published Friday of every
week by Cayon Publishing Company. Subscriptions $500
per year, months 15O postage prepaid Entered as
second -class the postof6ce at Seattle
cAYToN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC.
Publication office, 427 Epler Block.
Telephone Main 3O5.
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FOR sALE-RLAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovEp

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IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT BUY
Ing home. building lot or farm. it
Will pay you TO see us.
Here are some bargains worth lnves
tigatinR:
80 acres on 18th South near 9Th East
Just the land no improvements. but
plenty OF water--at S275 per acre. Where
could you duplicate ii in Utah?
LOTS.
II man with good common sense
uses his own Judgment In selecting a
building spot he will not go any further
lots ! am offering In Fairmont Springs
Addition. There is absolutely no prop
erty offered on this market which can
compare with II in price and location:
Don't be mislcd by great promises OF
future improvements TO be placed on
property has all the improvements. such
as sidewalks. water. grown trees and
street car accommodations. and / am
offertng them for the price that others
these lots over Located on 18th soutl,
and 9th East, just back OF that big school
mouse Can sell them from $500 to 1915
per lot; 80 cash and $40 per month Dc
IL TO-DAY EXamine IT and pick your lot
Yes, everywhere. Just a few specials
Have bungalow northeast all modern
improvements. including hot water heat
which must be sold at once. The price
s4G5O
Every desirable house OF s. rooms OF
more for sale in the northeast part o'
the city is listed with me. You Will
save money in seeing me first
Southeast, some very desirable cot
tages at the right prices and terms. Let
me show you.
We write fire insurance
A. RICHTER. 73 So Main ST.
Phones Sal. 1924
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY s. STOVE RE
pair Works. Castings made FOR any
stove. Water jackets cleaned. All makes
OF water Jackets for sale. We make
speciality OF furnace CRATES and repairs
Rear b3l So State ST. Telephone A414
r1793
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! q ROOM. WITH ALL MODERN
rztniences. for gentlemen. 81 oth
~ 4 c3l9l
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

TREES TAKEN CARE OF AND
trimmed, All kinds Of carpentry and
painting; also paper cleaning. w. e.
Bivens. So w. 4th South. Ind. 1871.
Bell 2l66, c236i
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HOTEL, 275 SOUTH MAIN,
heat. rooms 30 cents. 81 per
,na up. u29o
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ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER

HANDY MAN" ALSO HAS CARPEN-
ter tools, etc; soc first hour: iQc fol-
lowing. Bell 2093 Ind 1863. d2s55
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CLEANIlI1 AND PRESSING

WE DRY CLEAN AND PRESS AND
deliver ladies' and gents clothing rea
sonable. City Cleaning & Pressing Co,
81 w. 3rd So Ind. 1868; Bell 1856
d2757
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FOR RENT
ROOMS

- 80.
->INy HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
Id and phone; no children. so so
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
Bell phone 5623 s150S
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FINISHED ROOMS FOR LlGHl
-cping, modern house cheap; ,,,to oiS
North.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-27

NEW STEWART APARTMENTS. COR
nei lst ave. and C. St; and i-room
apartments, Bell ASST 1928
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FOR RENT-MODERN 4 AND 5-R
corner apartment In Kensington. Bel!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-27
MASSAGE

THE VERY LATEST UP-TO-DATE
massage Treatments. vibration. electric
vapor, thermal baths: experienced at
tendants New York Massage Pariors.
165 Main ST., upstairs. dl900'
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TUCK APARTMENTS,
and East, opposite city and county bldg:
lhree rooms. Apply house rear OK
apartments c2516
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p FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
~ n light and water. Call in rear al
arH 9Th South. dS-U9
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SUITE OF ROOMS; LAKEYIEW
apartments. all conveniences. 21l no
Main ST. Ind. 1892 c5SS
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TYPEWRITERS


TyPEWRI'rERS OF ALL MAKES FOR
rent sale or exchange. cash or pay
ments Monarch light touch, best on
earth Standard folding weight 5 pounds
for portability Both phones 4S0 Utah
Typewriter Exchange Co.. &c West 2nd
South. eioio
BARGAINS, ALL MAKES. SOLD OR
rented: supplies. Stewart Gleeson
Co, 36 West Ind South. Bell 200. Ind.
70o dis
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Il ONE THREE-RoOM AND ONE
1om furnished apt. for rent Iea
fine neighborho d close in n Ina;
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GLEASON APARTMENTS.
loS E. 9Th South. four rooms, strictly
gas range Call Sell 4S1S-k, or apt.
No. J. c3445
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Fo2 gALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK


WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK AND L.
stock. i. Ii. Vincent. 364 e. ith South.
Bell 1927. clOSS
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NEW ROOMS, NEWLY
H@hed, very reasonable, too. Tabor
q. aNQGe South Ind East. opposite Ma
nmple. d2l2S
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.KEEPlNG ROOMS, GAS AND
IN Everything new, IS Nor'h oasS 5ss
tf HeIretia apis. o-'"''
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ET-UNFURNlsHED ROOMS

u5iROOMS UNEURNISHED. Up
E no children. c67 East 3rd So.
Oh d93lD
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THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT NO.
23i NORTH MAIN ST. TO PRIVATE
FAMILY ONLY. FRITSCH. NO: 20l-2g2
1867. GAGS
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BROOM FLAT, TOP FLOOR. STAUF.
ie= apis. 164 Z. So, Temple. b23o
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'sSNVENfENT SUITES IN HOOP
i1age building, rent reasonable
~ Maln ST. Phones 32S. d2SAS
.aN "a THE LARGEST AND BEST
-, ,oom In the Mccormick block;
--e low rent Apply No. 204. dgG3i
pIoHE ROOM. SD STATE ST,
----olIncs. knutsiord hotel. dS70S
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HAT CLEANING
HAT FACTORY
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE

ALI. KINDS OF WINES AND LIQUORS
fer family trade. Free delivery, The
Bergerman Co, .3S So, State, Bell 5692.
Ind. sos, a2734
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HoUsEs UNFuRNrsHED

NO. 80 BIRD EAST, GROOM MODERN
nrst class house. to be used by prlvate
family only. G. Il Boutwell,, s3ll5
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PIANOS

'I1sA-,,, N~->-->--~---N---~-----~-
+,sst Al RIVERS BROS. % w.
I ." bi906
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o0NT SUITE AT THE MANs3;
Il south Temple. 5610-N- cow
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS.


FOR SALE-OLD ESTABLISHED LA
dies and gents tailoring. Address
W-25. Tribune d33i6
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l-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE: WITH
basement. Rear $50 East 9Th South.
tl3ll
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rITRNlsuED HOUSEKEEPING
With gas. I2e Fichafas St. 20. @
nth oil tabernacle. ~
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.erOREROoMs. CORNER IND
snn md East sis. Apply @. s.
j as7s
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'ERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS:
Lad 5th South.
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IAN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
ned, modern house. 51i So. state.
d3157
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IN HOUSEKEEPING ROOM FOR
'rnen only. 81 L. Isl So. di's9
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GRINDING.
LAWNS MOVED


LAWNS MOVED BY THE HOUR. DAY
week or month, G., Hazel. Bell phonr
jG97-Y; residence, 75l East So. Temple
de37
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FIjRN. SUITE OF HOUSE
Z rooms, modern. l!9 'ln Eas@ Ssa "a
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I-ROOM MODERN. FRONT AND REAR
lJ4 South ond East c33SS
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LAT mkHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
i. cnd keeping: $40 To SIS; no CHILDREN,
nan esIh 9th East. u5-oo
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SUITES. GAS, ELECTRIC
nc u also sleeping rooms; rent reason
DOE IS East 4th South. Bell phone
T4lA u"-oe
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-ELEGANT 5-RM. APT.
light and airy, La France. Bell 202I.Z
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"a DESIRABLE MOD-RN Ii. X
Il with gas. 7fl So. Main. Ind.
d35i0
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ONE o-ROOM MODERN FLAT. I75
East 9th South Nl592
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HOTELS
GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE CO.. 50 EAST BIRD
South, exclusive glove store. Gloves
made to order. Repairing and cleaning.
m255
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OSTEOPATHY
GENERAL CONTRACTORS

| TAKE CONTRACTS. BRICK BUILD
Ing stone work, any kind repairing
pasicring. all kinds OF cement work.
Waterproof work; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Bohma-t. 453 North 1st West.
de3sS
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ms FOR HOUSEKEEPING
M Iiuor. 42S So. w, Temple,
o-'a'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-20
A Good Sc Pencil Free

the bidder or bidders refuse or neglect
to pay for the bonds so awarded. the
deposit shall be forfeited to the afore-
said board of county commissioners.
and shall become the property Of
Marion county, Ohio, as liquidatcd
damages for republshing the sale.
and for loss and expense attending
the sale of the bonds. No bid will
be received, unless accompanied by
a certified check as heretofore stated
No bid will be received for less than
the par value of the bonds and ac-
crued interest, and the aforesaid
commissioners reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids. The bonds are
TO be delivered to the purchaser No
vember IL, 1911, and to be paid for on
that date at the office of the treas
urer of Marion county, Ohio.
Proposals are to be sealed and en-
dorsed Bids for Bonds" and ad-
dressed to the county commissioners
of Marion county, Ohio.
BY order of the board of county
commissioners. Marion county, Ohio.
Per V. Perle Garfield, Clerk.
10-20-27 11-3
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-20
Y0UNGDALL
Continued from Page One.

make money. The more booze that
Is sold, the more money will he make,
the more drunkenness, the more dis
regard for women, the more lewd
stories, poverty. sin, shame. disgrace
There is not man that can deny
this. 1t caters to the appetite that
already exists IL lays its hand on
the innocent baby in the cradle and
drags 1t to the bar and teaches ii to
drink. The nickels spent in creating
an appetite brings in dollars later OH,
Every retailer has to make n marked
for his goods and on this market de-.
pends the success of that business. If
the saloon business lives, it demands
OF you mothers your manly boys, of
you fathers, your children
Can 1t deliver the goods? 1t will
pay you $1,000. Where will the sa-
loon get that money? The brewers
don's pay It, there isn't fund to pay
II. They get out of the pockets of
your citizens. and before they can
commence to draw from those pock-
cts the money that permits them to
live, to pay their rent and their ems
ployees, they must earn that $1,000
and they earn II from you. Does Il
pay? They are the collectors of that
$1,000, and they collect 1t at the eN-
pense OF your manhood, your woman
hood and your homes.
License Scheme Is Damnable.
"The present license scheme is the
most damnable thing on the face of
the earth. 1t lays the burden on the
poor man, on the defenseless women
and the helpless children.
What does the saloon crowd talk
about here? Is 1t the cleaning of
your streets? Those that yell loudest
are the kind that never pay taxes that
they might be honestly cleaned Up
in my town they talk about laying
sidewalks. Let me tell you, that not
an inch of sidewalk was ever laid
by the saloons, and not an inch of
streets was ever cleaned by the sa-
looms. Men, have enough sense to
raise the money and clean your
streets. That sum wouldn't be a drop
in comparison to keeping a saloon,
and keep your money in the COM
munlty.
1.-The saloons claim that they can
boost tile town. They claim that
they bring farmers to town and that
II the town is dry they will trade some
place else. They have been trying to
get local option up in our county, but
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-20
MARION COUNTY REFUNDING
| nnNnC

Marion Ohio. October is, 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the county commission
ers in the city of Marion, county Of
Marion, and state of Ohio, until 12
O'Clock, noon, November II. 1911, for
the purchase of five 60 bonds
amounting six thousand one hundred
dollars CSC. 1000, to be known as Mar
ion County Rcfundlng Bonds, all of
said bonds to be dated November /.
1911, to fall due and payable as fol-
lows, and to be for the following
amounts:
Bond No. 1. $1,000, March 1, 19is.
Bond No. ., $3.50, September /,
1912. =
Bond No. 3,$1,35O. MARCH 1, 19ts.
Bond No. A. 400, September 1,
1913. "
Bond No. . 500. March 1, 1914. Z
Bearing interest from November 1
1911, at the rate of four and one
half (40 1-2) per cent. per annum,
payable seml-annually. on the first
day of March and September of. each
year. Proper interest coupons are
to be attached to each bond for the
interest as 1t natures.
Principal and interest are payable
at the county treasurers office in the
city Of Marion, Ohio. Said bonds are
lssned3 for the purpose OF refunding
and extending the time of payment
of an Indebtedness incurred by the
turnpike commissioners OF the Shoots
Free Turnpike Road OF Marion county
Ohio, and reducing the rate of inter
est thereon, which Indebtedness was
incurred by said Turnpike Commits
sioners on account of the construction
of said road. Said bonds are issued
under authority of the general laws
of the state of Ohio, particularly Sec
ton 1894 General Code of Ohio, and
pursuant to a resolution adopted by
said county commissioners on Octo-
ber Is, 1911.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for 500 on some
bank In Marion county, Ohio: said
check to be made payable to the
aforesaid board OF county commits
sioners. All checks of unsuccessful
bidders shall be returned to them at
once after the proposals have been
opened and award made to the sue
cessful bidder or bidders The de-
posit of the successful bidder or bid
ders shall be retained and considered
and accepted as part payment of the
bond or bonds so awarded. Should
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-20

mlssloners. All checks of unsuccess-
ful bidders shall be returned to them
at once after the proposals have been
opened and an award made to the
successful bidder or bidders. The de-
post OF the successful bidder or bid
ders shall be retained and considered
ana accepted as part payment OF the
Dond or bonds so awarded. Shout
!ne bidder or bidders refuse or neglect
TO pay for the bonds sold, then the
deposit shall be forfeited to the afore-
SAID board of free turnpike commits
sloners. and shall become the propertv
OF said board and considered compen-
sation for loss and expenses attend
ing the sale of the bonds and as
iiuuldated damages for republishinp
the sale. No bid will be received UNI
less accompanied by a certified check
as heretofore stated. No bid will be
received Tor less than the par valIe
OF the bonds. and the aforesaid board
reserves the right to reject any or ali
Dlds. Inc bonds are to be delivered
10 the purchaser November 10th. 1911,
ana TO be paid for on that day at the
tTeasurer's office of Marion county.
Proposals are TO be sealed and en-
cd to the aforesaid Free Turnpike
Marion. Ohio in care
OF John II. Clark. attorney Bv order
of the road commissioners OF the
Gracely Free Turnpike Road
II. w. Gracely,
ft John Eisele.
S. y. Gracely.
IN ,,too Commissioners
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-20
POSTMASTER IS
CAUGHT SHORT
And He Decides Easiest
Way Out of Trouble is
Suicide.
BY unIted Press Wire.

GAINESVILLE, o., oct. 19.-As the re-
suit Of an unexpected visit by special
inspector olds, Benjamin Dugan, forty
five, who has been postmaster @t
South GAINESVILLE for twelve years, Is
alleged to have committee suicide.
His dead body was found in the barn
at his home at noon with a bullet
hole through the head.
1t is alleged that Dugan was $1,4O0
short in his accounts. Olds dropped
in last evening and started to go over
Dugan's books. When Olds appeared
at the -postonice this morning, Du-
gan had not shown up and it was
thought that he had run away. It
is alleged that Dugan had been liv-
ing beyond his means lately, his wife
having filed suit for divorce, naming
a correspondent.
Soc page three for the cut Rate
Meat Market prices. It's worth while.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-20
AWARD PRINTING
OF The BALLOTS
Mirror Awarded Contract
For General Election.

A meeting of the board of elections
was held Thursday evening for the
purpose of letting contracts for the
printing of the ballots, poll books and
tally sheets for the approaching local
option ana regular elections
The Mirror was awarded the con-
tract for the municipal township, jus
tice of the peace ANA constitutional
ballots and 200 cards of instructions
to voters at It's bid of $2l9 The
harding Publishing company got the
local option ballots at $22.25, the Co
lLmbus Blank Book company got the
poll books and tally sheets at 80 cents
a set and Richard Horn was the low
est bidder on the waterworks bond
election ballots, conditioned upon the
holding of the election. His bid was
$iJ75
so far as known, no effort is to be
made to hold an election on the bond
proposition, but as the matter has not
been formally withdrawn from the
board of election records, bids on bal
lots for such an election were receiv-
cd.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-20
BOND SALE.
The GraccIy Free Turnpike Road

The Gracely Free Turnpike Road
OF Marion County. Ohio. Attorney
'osn saaied I'd Srar6s office Marion Ohio.
the oniee of John II. Clark. in the
city OF Marion. Marion County, Ohio,
until II o'clock. noon. November 4th,
bonds amounting to s.. 10000 5000. said said
ponds to be known as the GracelV
free Turnpike Road Bonds. all Of
said bonds dated November LIST, 1911.
ana TO come due and payable as fol-
lows. and to be for the following
Bond No. 1. sssO.OO. due March LIST.
1912. -
Bond No. 8. s6SO.OO. due March 1st,
Bond No. 4. $4,000. due Sept. 1st,
Bond No. 3. $4,000. due March 1st,
Bond No. 6. $4,000. due Sept. 1st.
Bond No. Z. $4,000. due March 1st,
Bond No. s. $4,000. due Sept. 1st,
Bond No. o. $4,000. due March 1st.
Bond No, 10, $4,000. due Sept. 1st.
Bond No. II. $4,000. due March
Bond No. 12, $4,000, due Sept 1st,
1917.
With interest from November 1st.
1911. at the rate of five per cent. per
annum payable seml-annualy, on the
first day of March and September of
each year. Proper interest coupons
are to be attached to each bond fot
the interest as II natures.
PRINCIPAL and interest payable at
the office of the treasurer OF Marion
county. Ohio. Said bonds are issued
for the purpose of constructing the
Gracely free turnpike road as ordered
by the board of commissioners of
of the general laws of the state of
Ohio. particularly section 1888 Gener-
al Code of Ohio and pursuant to a
resolution adopted by said road COM
missioners on the 18th day of october.
1911,
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check of one hundred dol
lars on some bank in Marion county.
Ohio: said check to be made payable
to the aforesaid board OF road COM
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-20

the vets want to exclude the farm
ers from voting because they say
that they will vote the countv drv
If they vote the county drv then why
| VIII they drive to the wet towns Con-
sistency, thou art a Jewel Every
merchant'in this town Knows that the
prosperity of a city doesn't depend on
the number of teams that are hitched
In the town, but on what the men do
who tie the horses.
Then the vets claim that there Is
as much booze sold in a dry town.
According to the saloon man or the
bootlegger, he has been making too
much money the last three years and
wants the saloon to come back so he
can divide up.
Reason for Blind pips.
IF a grocery store Is closed do you
think that that grocer will make as
much money If his patrons have to
sneak around the back alleys and
back doors and carry those groceries
home in their pockets? 1t is unrea-
sonable.
"The reason you have blind pigs
is because you have blind officers and
NOu nave bilNtIS because you
have blind voters. Men. If you want
the laws enforced, YOU will have TO
wake up, open your eyes, stop sitting
at home on election nights. get out
and elect officers who are not blind.
The mother of the blind pig is the
licensed saloon. Those pigs are blind
and decrepit and unless you bring
back their mothers, they are going
to die of starvation.
Men. this is the greatest problem
that is facing our country today. It
is touching its heart the deepest. |
am making a plea for the home. the
mother and the little babe. May the
curse of God be upon the father. who,
in his lust for gold, votes in the curse
that will ruin his home and his chill
dren. 1t tears down the teaching of
the school, of the church, of the
mother.
"The man who votes for the saloon
is as dishonest as the man who takes
So from your pocket He votes for
1t because he thinks money is the
biggest consideration in the world.
Does 1t pay to put q price on decency,
responsibility and the home?
81 think you will agree with me
when the day comes for YOU men to
vote"