Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-17

years earlier than they should be
forced to do so-years when they
should be In school getting an educa-
ton.
IF there We're no other rea sons why
this Internal business should be put GU,
OF existence this reason, for the sake
of the children, would be sufficient
You will find more children forced from
school and from home and into FACTOR
les and shops because of liquor than
because of all other reasons combined
'OrEanized labor is against woman
labor and the employment Of women.
! wonder if there are any women SCRUB
bling offices in Marshalltown. or work.
ing in shops and factories and stores
instead of being homekeepers. VINO are
working because liquor forced them 10
drinking husband. who sQuanders ms
money in saloons, has forced the VIE.
as he forced the children. 10 go ou'.
that they and the home might have at
least the necessities TO keep body ana
soul and home together.
Is Fundamentally Wrong.
Let me call your attention 10 TINS.
Have You men ever heard anyone de-
fend the saloon as fundamentals
right have heard all kinds OF eN-
cuses given in its defense. hat never
heard anyone defend it as being Nsh''
"Organized labor has stood for the
best possible education Of the chl.ore''
would like 10 ask Is there anything
connected with the liquor business
that tends 10 promote or encourage
education? What does it thrive on :"
II thriv=s best on ignorance ana the
prejudiceS Of ignorance.
-
manner in which the liquor business
dominates and often controls or al
least attempts to control. the govern
ment of cities Suppose the tailors or
the preachers would attempt 70 con'ro!
city government for their specia! ousl-
ness as do the saloons how long
would the people stand for it
The election OF Senator Lorime3
could no, have been accomplished WITH
olir money His election would hol
llay. been possible except for the cor
r,lpt influence Of the saloons OF chi
cago.
AGAINST License.
Il am dramatically against Incense
REGARDLESS OF what the amount OF the
license IS. Every man who signs ga
loon petition by doing So becomes a
party to the corruption that grows out
o: it.
L wish every one here could go 10
.Nuscatine. where I just came from ahc
see the conditions since the saloons
were closed. Since Feb -. 1000 people
have been out on strike Every one
Is thankful that there are 10 saloons
there \ former saloon man told me-
! thank God thera are no saloons here
during this strike.
Mr. Lennon closed by calling atten :
ton 10 the com 7aratively small amount
Of labor employed IN the manufacture
OF liquor, based on the amount OF out
,ut and the money invested. as com :
pared with other manufacturing indus
tries. He described the spread OF the
TEMPERANCE movement. and predicted
that ne would live TO see the time when
organized labor would he openly and
avowedly opposed to the liquor traffic,
Play OF Tie Tuesday.
The last indoor game between teams
Of the Railroad 7. NJ G. a. Indoor
baseball League VIII be PLAYED at the
association building Tuesday night
To decide the t!e the teams OF the
gymnasium class and TIE Marshall
town Buggy Company VIII meet III
What promises 70 be holly contested
game