Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-03

I1911.
believe that prohibition should be
lretained.-H L. Day, Mattress Mfgro
, Bangor, June p, 1911.
Prohibition poorly enforced is better
THAN license.-James S, Wright, Law
tyer, South Paris, June %. 1911,
Il do not approve of the open saloon
land high hcense.-Miehael M. Clark,
lClerk of Courts, Houlton. June n,
1s11.
The law is all right; the trouble is
with the men sworn to enforce it.
lObed +. Staekpole Go years an ex-
lecutive officer), Biddeford. June %.
l19l1.
would say retained, because ii is
1.-THE better way.-A. c. Chandler,
Farmer, New Gloucester, June 2S, 1911.
| l think it would be a great step back
lshould the law be 5changed-C. M.
bailey, Oil Cloth Mgr, Winthrop,
lJune 90. 1911.
I believe prohibition ought to be re-
Itained-W. NJ. Staples. Real Estate,
IBridgton. June 81. 1911.
We must all put in our best efforts
to get out the largest vote for pro-
lhibition that is possible. w. Wes-
Iton. Skowhegan, June II, 1911.
How can the fight against the
lsaloon be strengthened by weakening
the law?-H. l. Emery, Department
IStore, Waterville. June II, 1911.
My answer is most emphatic yes
that we should forever retain the
law as it now exists.-J. Hastings
Bean. Register of Deeds. s. Paris, June
l26, 1911.
I am in favor of State wide prohibit
ton as the best cure for the curse OF
Iintemperance.-Wal Pettengill, Real
Estate, Rumford. June II, 1911.
State wide prohibited should be re-
Itained in Maine by a larger majority
than ever.-Wilder w. Perry, Agt
lHoughton- Mifflin Co., Camden, June
It, 1911.
| | most earnestly believe that the
principle of State wide prohibition in
Maine should be Harold F.
Cook, Judge of Probate, Augusta, June
l26, 1911.
Let us hold fast to State wide pro-
90 tire oeiiC pi loI iHe
State and for all her people-M c.
f'ernald. Prof. Philosophy. Orono. June
l27 1911.
The principle of State wide prohi
ton of the saloon in Maine should, in
my judgment, be retained.-Prof. A
w. Anthony. Bates College, Lewiston
June Is, 1911.
Retained in the interests of morals
prosperity and good citizenship.-G
w. Hinekley. Supt. Good Will Farm
lHinekley, June %, 1911.
l am pleased to go on record as al
advocate of the principle of the pro.
lhibitory law as it exists on oul
lstatutes today-F. II. Noyes, Clothier
Norway, June q, 1911.
l firmly believe that the principle o
State wide prohibition of the saloon il
Maine should be retained.-Geo w
Banton, Civil Engineer, Bangor, Jun,
10, 1911.
| As an employer of several hundre,
men, who have families to support
am opposed to the proposed change o
our State prohibitory lawn. ]. Nor
ris, Mgr. Grand Union Tea Co., Port
land, June %, 1911.
In my opinion it would be a distinc
step backward for the people of Main
10 reject the prohibitory amendment
IL. Han Trufant, Physician, Norway
June 23, 1911.
Prohibition prohibits in equal rati
with other laws, when honest men ar
In office. No law prohibits, it is tn
man behind the lave. w. FosteI
Nj. d., Woodfords. June 1e. 1911.
The community sentiment on per
sonar temperance, under a license Law
cannot be as strong as under eons1itu
tionai prohibition.-Geo. Otis Snaitl
lSkowhegan, June 27, 1911.
We should use every legitimta,
means to retain State wide prohf.b
'ioh' from the business as well as IL
moral standpoint.--James r. Thu
Tough. Starch Mgr. Maplegrove. Jun
IA, 1911.
g cannot resist the conviction tina
{ IL is wise for us to retain the pre-
hiDltory clause in the constitution
Bo"thby, Banker Lewiston. June /
il9l1.
4 uOtS HOT DFt
t hibit' as the license men say. my oil
d sefvation is that it does SO much be
: ter than regulation regulates.-J. V
. Stetson, Banker, Auburn, June 2
I19l1.
The principle of State wide pro3ib
tion OF the saloon in Maine should
retained.-Arthur B. Larchar, Chemis
pehobscot Chemical Fibre Co, Gre
works. June 10, 1911.
4 l am In favor of the prohibition la
LOT the State of Main e, and belle,
i tnat II has accomplish ed great good
It the masses of people in the State.
e Hugh J. Chisholm. Paper Mgr. Run
+ iord, June %, 1911.
To change our la " to license won
;, lnJure the business interests of d
. state and set prohibition back tif
a years.-Jasper Wyman, Fish Cannier
Milbridge. June II, 1911.
The saloon is bound to domins,
!, MAINE, If the liquor interests of t
- United States can by the use of 4
millions of money render the tl,ir
possible.-Courier Gazette, Rockla.n
Il / ,Jlna 1Q11