Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-07
THE TRADE HAS ITS TROUBLES.
| testimonials From Liquor Dealers, Which
Bear Significance to Reader of
kennebec Journal.

ute sitting on his head.-Barrels and
Bottles. indianapolis, June 20, 1911.
Scotch distillers are in a state of
fnnd over the rumors that the Yam,
KEGS are trying to buy up their plants.
But they needn't worry our blend
ers" can make all the Scotch We
need so long as creosote is drug In
the market-Barrels K Bottles, In
dianapolis.
The price lists of these laboratories
contain the names of extracts for max
ing every we'll known brand OF IL
quor, cordial, or bitters. most of them
being articles paying heavy import
duty and sold at high prices in TINS
country. AS it costs little or nothing
To manufacture the counterfelts, I'M
mense profits are realized by the deal
ers-B Barrels and Bottles, indianapolis.
When Warwick NJ Hough attorney
for the National Wholesale Liquor
Dealers Association of AmericA was
in his rubicund prime it was a chilly
and inelement fortnight that he did
not produce a new and entertaining
attack upon DR.. Wiley (Chief of the
Bureau Of Chemistry. Barrels and
Resolved that this association make
every possible effort to acquaint the
public with the true and undisputed
facts respef ting the proper use of al
cohol 70 the end that the people may
become permanently convinced that
every admitted evil flows not from its
use. hat from its abuse alone.-Na-
tional Wholesale Liquor Dealers AS
vention Chicago. June 1911
The Saloon Capitalizes Vice.
1t is time for the men OF this State
fKentueky) to appreciate the fact that
they must create the demand for their
brands and not depend upon disinterested
parties to do it for them.-T, NJ. Gilmore,
Pres Model License League.
Make your place a business one, and do
business on a business basis Let people
pay for what they get There is no sense
in giving away a square meal with every
glass of beer Increase the price of your
cigars or decrease their quality-Wine
and Spirits News Columbus, Ohio.
Bishop Potter land agree with him)
states that liquor is necessary evil,
and that there is an Objectionable class
connected with the trade That IS true.
but our prime object, and we are slowly
succeeding. is TO eradicate the objec-
tionable element by substituting a better
class of workmen.-Pres. t. j. sullivan,
Baftenderss International League.
If Bishop Potter thinks he can do any
good by encouraging a decent cleanly
saloon il is for him TO do what he
thinks best, but my opinion of dong
good is entirely different. II | were a
minister | shouldn't give sanction TO
drinking liquor in any way.-Saioon
Keeper Dennis MCGOWAN. Philadelphia,
IN North American. Aug 4. 1864.
The White Ribbon movement. the blue
ribbon movement, the prohibition move
ment and the anti-saloon movement
We're or are. protests upon the part of
good men and women against two OF the
greatest evils connected with our civili-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and those saloons
which are conducted in a disreputable
manner-The National Liquor Dealers
Association. Louisville, Ky, June T. 1905.
The administration ef the city of Chi
cago. Just like you gentlemen, should
have one idea in view; that is to separate
the saloon from the disorderly house on
the one side. from the gambling institute
on the other and from the dives on the
thrd-Mayor c. II. Harrison in address
to National Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Association. Chicago. June 1911.
The Saloon Always in Politics.
The greatest source of danger here, as
in other states. Is our Legislature, and
that resourceful body at its last session
had some 40 or more bills framed up
against us-Fred - Lienemann Pres of
Wisconsin Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Association, June 8. 1911.
A campaign has been started by the
brewing interests to make Kansas wet
territory. Chicago. Milwaukee and ST.
Louis brewers are among those behind
the movement. The resubmssion to ths
people of the prohibitory law is sought,
and wet organizations are to be started
in the various cities and towns. The
brewers say they expect 10 have 1000 of
these locals DENOMINATIONS at work soon
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