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ROOSEVELT FASTENING
 IN CIVIL SUIT

specially ordered him to pay no heed
 to writs issued from the courts.
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The bowling alley has been thor oughly overhauled and will open again tonight at p. m. Many changes have been made which will be appreciated hy the many patrons of the place.
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Saturday being Memorial day the lanks will he close on that day.
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PRESIDENT ~STUBBS OF
 NEv. UNIVERSITY DIES

fled with the agricultural colleges and having served at one time as president of the Association of American Col leges and Experiment stations.
 President Stubbs was an eminent divine and q member of the Methodist church. ..
 To keep abreast of what is going on get the Nugget.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

TIE CHEERFUL CALIFOENIAN.

The biggest a>>c, az California j. The
dauntlcss optimism "f III Californian.
When the sun shines ON here the, pro
claim that il i the >unn.cSt sunshine
since the Almighty said. Let there hc
light When ii rains they tell Of how
when the summer callcth ON forest anil
field OF grain
With a promise of opulcnrc fallcth the
cooling drip of III riiH:"
aud forthwith the, begin 4" reckon
speaking in The language ul california.
but dealing with terms ni high finance.
of the benefits oi thai shower. I'LL they
make the mines OF Opnir hook Ike penny
savings banks.
When their biggest city was laid ia
ruins. they smilinely remarked thai the
alleged earthquake was 4 mere trrmur.
just enough 10 %uuiuIn' The stove pipe in
somebody Kitchen: HAT started 4 fire
aud the fire did the rest. Fire.. how
ever. are moi peculiar 60 cities 90 tac
Pacific coast.
Quite recently he newspapers iuld If
"A dreadful storm out there. embracing
most of the State in lis area ui dcSiruc
ton: train service DELAYED: passengers
marooned Ear. far from home FAMILY.
friends. the lunch counter and the hra
tamalc man: cnml"i~ climbing up u"
the roofs uf lighthouse aHd tanning "ui
the lights. Looked pg'tth serious a. u>:
but just aS w. were getting ready \"
hold a meeting ami frame = few re>"la
tions Of sympathy for those poor
drcnchrd. storm wrackcd souls. r"nr~ q"
us the ever cheerful Noirr ~ ih" ever
cheerful Californian
Not much ~ \ turn Few '%ul,cri~
damaged here ani there. \ t'w spring
branches oycrflowcd aud ran al int"
the timothy, People discunmI",lcfl 90 >c'
oral instances when they caught cold hN
getting their lrrt wei nothing that 4
hot lemonade anil three grains If %pnininr
can not set right 10 u irn hours 'ind
We have plrnt, 90 lemons in this state
The rain fan VIII mrrr than compensate
Tor the damage.
Truly. the Caltnrrilu> have \ nah y
coantr,. and ihc, ~rcm 4" hr humhll
strivin. lu deserve il. Thrr 10 not mind
mentioning ihc fact thli hcrteu ha> been
most huuntiful 90 ihrm. ThrA even ~
into the details no thr iructlrti"n~. mcn
tioning them ont l"ud loud enough iu
w. heard across the world. Brethren.
let a. consider ne optlmi-f CALIFORNIAN
aud hc Wise. rrmcrhrrIu. IN Wurt'> WI
the scripture where t i~ written Go
thou and a. lihcN i>c. ;ur VIZ. tun have
a wonderful country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

Since Professor Wilson hogan a. ~.
things rs President. the cullcgc profc>
~nr> are manifc>tin. i great deal Of en-
crey in public affairs. Both ~ kan>a>
and Missouri members of the State uni
v~cr>ity faculties have just made dis
closures of disgracrful conditions in The
mniHntiaric> Of their respective com
~monwralth> with the pro>pc I Int ~
both states these conditions VII h.
rcmrdlrd ~ ~oon ~ practicable. Kan
>a> CiIN ,Ilnrual.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

TaN Collector Garcia hu may lU sup
posed ~ know Ih ul such matters. dr
cl,rc~ chat tltr uu,mcrt WI %-,l"l t1A.>.
- Ear. - ht'hlN ru'"nrl"uu" Ntri
al Il = mot cd, tn 49, -u,I" tu' r""pl"
IT, Grippe ihr public >rh""l> lh'rc
fingers among them 4 >tror. nld lash
Toned cum ictlon thai ~ciu,aii.n n worth
while. Also ID H. hnrd tu persuade thrm
than amy houl. loo Brownsville ur cl-r
where. needs ANYTHING hotter than cdl.
cation. Friends WI thr >rlrul are much
ch,rrrd and hcJrt"nc'l at fh" atlitud" WI
the tax PAYERS toward thc district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

lanrln VI De- announcrs that h. will
un; cni = The r.;cr Tor President ~ Mex
ico. This j. rather alarming when We
compare il with similar declarations IN
our own history. We have known when
q MIN. pressed ln friends e. become 4
candidate for the Presidency. swearing
hr would ncrr consent. consented.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

The 'c,lcr.l grand iur, ~ Chicago ~
sad L. have ln-.un an investigation ~
rcport> an,! q, i,irrrc filed ~, the Inter
state tnmmerri Commission regarding.
tbs relations hr;wccu the New York Cen
tral lines aHd the Otiara Coal Company.
involving charges ~ discrimination i'm
rates and pirfcrrnt " treatment 80 the
roil company while officers NJ the New
York Central Lines held stock IN the
company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

The eastman distance tariff law.
passed IN the Minnesota legislature.
went Into effect on January J.. aud I'll
ct she railways in the state have flied
freight AMI passenger t~raffirS IN accord
anoc with it's provisions. The rates ~
drlc I'll do moi differ mater all, from those
su~ininob y the supreme Court ~ the
N .nr"~"ta rate case. but they ARE based
strictly on distance and do WAY Nth
iIanN .~iicciai commodity rates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

The Missouri railroads. in fighting
the two cent passenger rates W that
State a a. wears ago entered Win "a war
which rnd> more dI>t>trru>ly d" them
than tInN contemplated The, are HOW
being sued Tor the munrr rpilc t~l 80
lawful, during that rvTlol The einnunt
j. So .oaosnen The Supreme court H.
fused g. cnipin The State from suing Ten
that amount.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

The f~cflcrIl~ announce thai they VII
have ten thousand nIcn ia The Nicinii! 81
rnricun within three. ~ -four days. Per
hal> Villa hal better look over his mus
ter roll again and make ire 81 that
.l.nO0 he promised IL have IN the neigh
hnrhmnd ~ Tnrrrnm about the Same time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
BROWNSVILLE DAILY HERALD.

Mercedes j. ne longer without a paper.
.Iud.In. from the FIRST numlrr uf the
Tribune. which reached The Herald this
week. The paper J. a good one. well
printed. well edited. and full 81 local
advertising. The paper i. worthy Of the
town. Ma, the town h. worthy Of the
paper IN eiNin il good ii, my.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

a. the matter ii The crUmhiing lwa,
of llucrla's power. the l'rv>idcni mn,
not hc di>imclincd tn hasten th. di>intr
grating process hN removing tbs arms
embargo some think hr Will. Others
think he will not.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

A Kentucky Congressman AMI = Wash
in.lun aitornr, had = fist Tight In one
AZ The House committee rUnm>. AMI all
the spectators fled when the representa-
tive az his districts honor went IN search
IL 4 pistol. lie must hc a funny Ken
iuck,ian t. leave hi pi>io. under The
pillow Laredo Times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

The hull wtrvil can not ir >ilctrtrhrd
u, late Planting. I'm fact the late plant
~. gives The wcc,il time ia gct IA train
ing for the scrap With the planter. This,
Il least. j. the verdict "f the bureau ~
entomology in tlr department 81 .Agri-
%rnlinrc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

I:ccs:ue &c Inc competition of the rlcr
iric reads the Southern Pacific has dis
continued all passenger train service on
it, line between Los Angeles. Cal. AMI
Lon. Eeach. II miles AMI between River
side and san Bcrnarlino. /: miles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

The Interstate Commerce Commission
will hold iJs first public hearing in cUHi
%neciion with j. general investigation "f
the relations between railways ami pr
waite ear Hines "a Chirago ~ January II.
The commission has been investigating
ne >ubicrt and gathering data ami sta
ii~licS for over Il year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

Drank Whitluck. once reform mayor 81
Toledo. Ohio. also 4 "iitrrlarN gent" of
some note. " now enlisted ia The diPlo
matte corps. IT, i now ~ hi> va, TO
l,rns.rle ~ minister a. I.rlgnlm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

N ~ declared that Gorthal> viii az
rrpI The appointment a. governor If the
canal zunr. Let "a hope 80. IL j. ~ honor
welt bestowed and meets tl" hearty ap
proved ~ the American people.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

British rv>parcr> lain that I'rr-
l;oiha'> deportation of strike lead
represented the Application IT liorr
,dra> 40 an English situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

II i believed thai ~ sudden drop
I'M the thermometer ri North Texas NH
prevent tl- premature budding Z. fruit
ttsSS and "a save the crrp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

The advance II ihrl rebels toward Tor
rrun has begun no 80 extensive >rilc. "
this r not an mmcuntirmctl runnr vs.
need mol fret There vii ir rlcni' ~
them soon. There H. small danger that
the demand vii exceed The supply.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

suppl, in. the necessary current. rilIbc
Of running the car about 90 miles 81 4
Sinsi I'll rye. The New York. Wc>tc.:cst-
or X BOSTON in this country has 4 some
what similar idea in ITS sasclcrtrc
wrcrhine cal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

ErNan calls the SQUAT fusr~ allowing
unlimited debate the hast stand 81 the
rcactionairic>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
WITH THE EDITORS

The cuHmi>>iun remarks ptrruthct
really that before The raj roads may
rairl, ask the general publ Ia share
further ia carving their bardcn>. i Is
manifest that The railroads mr>t them
selves properly ronServc their sources IF
revenue u, making every service per
formed contribute reasonably ~ ih"ir
rIruiu-- Their can lw uu qlr-ii"n as
Y" ~" IUSiur~> ~ that remark bul ii
th practices which The commission rom
plain ~ amount - clearly a. rrl,ltin.
ihcn prosecution and Imprisonment al
The men Who have .iver and received
these rebates would lr more Iu>i a. 4
punishment aud more effective a. a lie
trrrrui. However. n 10 shall turn out
that unl, hN sub Getting u railroad tu u
long season nf fasting and PRAYER Ne
can break them ~ this sin ~ Relating.
then that method az enforcing. reform
should hr adopted. even though ia dom.
~ ~ should make. temperate, al least.
4 Nicarinu> sacrifice Of uur uwn inter
r>i. l.rlaiin. u = crime in more than
The lcgali>tir SENSE: il H. = crime in that
il T. ~ assassin like stroke against
every institution engaged "a competition
with \ rival that T. given the ad,autag,
ID = rebate. !, may bc that The com
m,>~iun.~ indictment ~ the railroads j.
wlrr positive aud severe than the facts
warrant. ~ -. The railroads nu-ht 10
hasten IN making that clear Galveston
News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

elimination program. lst a convention
of pros settle II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

NJ "ul, II, di~~in" undrr h. ~%urIlr-
that unr 'au perceive The frrc INV aTl-
mess "t thin.~. \ writer ~ the lndr
pendent draws attention ~ this fact in
The curse W \ most absorbing ac'punt
NJ how The seeds W. republican drmrc
rirN sawed amuu. The Chinese .Amrri
cans have produced truly dcmnrratir
fruits. bath ia 'hinn and among The
Chinese in this country. Lei any one
dissatisfied Nith condition ia the
inii~i States >indA china and b. Nj ]
c"mr q" the conclusion That the .Amcri
lr example has helped that r"uutr, ~
-ri in thr right WAY. and that "a home
WV ,Ur opuntr, 49, has hrru wisely said.
the cure far ne evils VI drmorrlry IL
more democracy. beaumont Enter
rri>r.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

If COWS. and chickens. aud pigs aud
un~,mraihriic folk. viii not LEI YOU
have flowers ia the ward. then rig M
some boxes with long les that have
a>tnr> on The bottom and plant any
thing and everything ia them on your
Inrrh. Ferns are lovely IN them. hut
put partulaca and lobclia and pctunias
and ivy and %rcranium> aud na>turiium>
and al,SSum III with them. Progressive
Farmer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
RAILROAD MATTERS
.t EaiiTag iqrl..

.Nll~rta Metropolitan tElcrtriri. IL.
corpnrltcd T., the Alberta legislature.
with $40 .0u0 capital. L. build from cal
gary. Alb. southeast 60 Shepard. about
III miles ". j. &. Madden. PR >idcnt.
Calgary: ". II. C1ippcrton. vicr prcsi
dent. Toronto. Ont. and T.. J. Madden
president. Calgary: W. II. '1ipprri"n.
vice president. Toronto. Ont. and T.. J..
Madden. secretary treasurer. tal.lrN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

with $50 .Ouu capital. To- build from Gal
gary. Alb. southeast 10 shepard. aboni
~ miles ". i. &. Madden. president.
Calgary: ". II. Clippcrton. vicv' prcsl
dent. Toronto. Ont. aud T.. I Madden
president. Calgary: W. II. 'lipprrt"n.
vice president. TOruito. bnt.. and T.. J..
Madden. secretary treasurer. tileIry
Bruce. Peninsula incorporation hn>
hcrn asked for in Canada To BALD irnm
Wharton. Ont. or from a point in hcnpcl
town>h u. northtrlv through The town
ships of .Nmaiwl. .\lImmlrlc. 'Ea>tnor.
Lind>a, and ~. E,lmund~. in Il nnint ~
or near Tol~rmory. with branches FROM
different points nn The route. aud with
power io operate ferries ~ connection
with the lines. v. q. Sprremam. Owen
Sound. ont. in sole tor for applicants
Arkansas Roads. The Herr, WraI~
Company. ~. Louis. Mo. which owns
timber land rrlr Lnngfurl Arb on the
Pine Bluff. ~.Nrkan>a> River RAILWAY
il planning lo build = logging line. il
y said. from I.angirr,l To- a point about
I" milr> north 10 Arkansas county.
Chicago MIlw auLcr a - Paul -
Plans are being made 10 build mn cNirm-
sion ~ the Taruma Eal>icrn. IL - said.
from Morton. Wash. south through TIA"
Zig bottom country. N - understood
that SURVEYS have been made far two
branches. one east ~ Nrrn. thence south
pi>~iag 80 the vr>i side nf Mount II.
Iltlru> a. the Lewis river.
..Chica.u. Springfield \ Cairo. This
This company which WAS incorporated
III Illinois. last wear. Ia build from chi
cage. south "a Cairu and Springfield. H.
maxim. iiuamrial arran.rincni>. il j.
said. IA carry ont the work. AMI has >c
cured i considerable part of the right
of way. EmurN ~. Fraser ~ com>c 81
the company. which has it, headquarters
al Chicago t.Iuly > y. 81,
th ca.n \ Wabash Valley. I'm off
1r ~ this company. which operates y
lines from Mca'uyshure. Ind. north "a
D~mwiddir. =. miles. writes that SURVEYS
are being made for an extension south
from McCos>hnrs to Mounlmorcmci. -
npilc>. also for an extension from The
present northern terminus ~ Crown
lFtlil. - MlN>.
New Orleans. la The Huntsville X
Nashville has announced il intention
III huilline = large new freight depot on
fhi block between .Inlia. -. .io~rph
Water aud Delta streets n soon ~ he
necessary permits are obtained from the
citv council.
+. Nicholson HIS baen anpcini~l mas
K ~irehlnir ~ the Louisiana f.ailm ~,
\ Navigation t%'aneanV ~ shreveport.
-. ssic,eysiin- NJ +. Mctarra. resigned
\ Storage Batter, Hcnair Car in Ser.
MANY rhr electric railway auihorili.>
~ pu>sriiorf. t;crmanv. hawr r~r~rnflv
pui IN service a stora.c battery tower
car for use in the rcnairing IT overhead
wires. The ear weighs a little over 81
tons and j. capable Of u maximum speed
OF L. miles an hour II j. rsuipIrsl with
two q harsc power meters. aerMapsaror~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

Arkansas Roads. The HENRI Wraps
Company. ~. Louis. Mo. which owns
timhrr land near Langfurl. ARK. on the
Pine Bluff. ~.trkan>a> River RAILWAY
IL planning lo build = logging line. i
v said. from l.angf"rtl 4" a point about
~ milr> north ~ Nrkan>a> county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

Despite the much talked about higher
rr>t of living" = great 'lcI' al MONEY
went Ia waste in .Amrriri last lrar ti
thousands N unnecessary luNrr.c>. u
has lair since. been seen Ia "A the Amer
ican> H. 4 nation are tn most cNtraFa
CANT people - the face ~ IN: globe
American tourists in Europe are ne
knnwl-i.ci ~ the prey If thousands "i
,%harprr> VIM make fortunes selling fake
hoods Ia llr minformcrl Americans
>muu. ,hr Injuries ol lnl.,. cnioyrl hi
uur va.plir ~ home were .o'i"ou" gal
Ions r whi>kcy and l.inHi.nnn cigar and
S.nn0.noo cigarettes lor the last SlN
months 81 the ycar.-tlcb Irnr Review.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

mini>traiion. regardless AZ whether he ..
4 pro or an anti. The problem which
now r,nironts those two factions ~ the
Democratic party j. the selection of that
one man from their rank>.-Tcmpic
Telegram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

In. k"llN. No viii hc observed. .uc> nn
WW. regardless VI sensitive medical
othic>. Supi,u>r all the grcal inventors
tud discoveries IN hi>tur, had been
lu>hrd NJ ~ ethical hroihrrhowl>.
y here w,l'd The world H. tulavs Pos
>ihlt Dr. kcll.'> raoium may cure
ethics II suinr # il> fpri ,hnr>> ~ we'll
ihr medical c.uit mcct> il viii adopt
% Nuir uf hanks Instead uf y >rntcnrc
nj enc M irm. circumstances alter
.ihIr> .e WI w. rnNr> Eallimnrr Sun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

The gu%l",rnaturill situation j. clear
iay ~ \ v.riai nrNtvni. and II seems now
ihai 4 profess ~ elimination i going
ua III the minds of The l.up'r. Public
sentiment j. aroused. and ~ the da,> 20
IN certain candidates frr tovrrn"r are
ii>lcrl aunug The imp">>ihir>. The H..
Nclrrmrni> - Tar have Srr'ri ~ fufsr
the realization nlrn az that thr question
~ prohibition j. the dominant issue. Eut
ia addition "a that. atul y close second
- he universal and persistent demand
that We shall have an able man for Gov.
criior. 4 competent representative Demo
,rat whn can give "a a .os~i hn>inc>> al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

+. Nicholson haS barn anpcimi,rl mas.
4 "ir~hlnir nf the Louisiana f.ailwa,
\ Navigation toaneanv "a shreveport.
La. Sicrcysiin- NJ. L. Mct'arra. resigned
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

New Orleans. Ia. The Huntsville X
Nashville has announced IL intention
NJ hnilhine = large new freight depot 90
ihf block hct .Inlia. -. .lo~cph.
Water and Delta Streets ~ soon ~ he
necessary permits are obtained from the
citv council.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-14

league and Ray Schalll is behind the
bat. What more do you want
In Cincinnati the Cubs are opening
a season that cannot be forecasted.
The team that O'Day has put togeth-
er is capable of anything. 1t has the
driving power and defensive ability to
head the league. 1t has the tempera-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-14

| 'rl9nCe. /lin. SAFER, Leach, sweeney
and Schultz should all be over the
PTS mark in clubbing They have
done it before, and conditions this
year should be right for them. Jimmy
Johnston cannot be gagged. He is
touted as a speeder, but he must first
get on to show this flash stuff. Good
has never batted in Chicago, but this
year he is billed as a fair swatter
That pitching staff should do won-
ders. Give some of the shooters three
runs and they should win. Cheney,
HUMPHREYS, Vaughn and Pierce are
regulars of the highest caliber. They
should be able to take their turn in
the box and get away with the job.
All of them can stand a lot of work.
Something is expected of Eddie Stack
and Charley Smith, and Jimmy Law
ender has certainly turned in some
encouraging stuff in the innings he
has pitched this spring.
Archer again will do the heavy
work behind the bat, with Bresnahan
due for more duty this year than last.
1t would not be surprising to see
ICOSCI anu JlL1llly just oOOul u1NNuC
the backstopping. Bubbles Hargrove
seems sure of a job as utility receiver.
One is needed, and the youngster is
promising material. Tom Needham
sticks as cOacher.
O'Day's crew is not in the best of
condition, but they have the advan-
tage of starting against a gang that
does not loom up very strong. On
their exhibition performances the
Reds are not as able as the outfit
that Joe Tinker headed last year,
punk as that combination was. The
weather in Cincinnati is ideal for
baseball, and if the Cubs can get in
three days of real work against the
Herzogs under a balmy sky they will
benefit more than from all their last
three weeks of training practice.
The schedule is so arranged as to
benefit the West Siders. Cincinnati
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-14

Heinie Zimmerman, Cub cIouter.
ment to make it a second division
crew if factiOnal troubles open up.
But all feuds are apt to be kept
down. Aside from the manager, there
are some wise heads on that team,
and they will steer a straight course
and keep the feelings of the athletes
smoothed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-04-07
ORDER UNPOPULAR
AMONG OFFICERS
wine Mess" on Warships Abol-
ished by Secretary Daniels,

Washington, April Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels order abolishing
the wine mess on all warships is ex.
pected to stand for all time.
1t is the general belief at the capi.
tai that no subsequent administra
tion would dare to rescind the order in
the face of the storm of protest that
would arise from temperance or.
ganizations throughout the United
States.
lust how strict the enforcement Of
the order will be is the question being
raised and navy officers are wonder
ing if the service really will go dry
after July /, the date on which Sec
retary Daniels order goes into eff
feet.
A liberal construction of the Daniels
order means that not alone is the
mess abolished, but that any officer,
outside of the surgeon and his assist.
ant, who introduces even for medicin-
al purposes a bottle of any intoxicant
aboard a warship, faces courtmartial
and dismissal from the service.
The order Is unpopular among the
officers, who assert that ii was issued
under a misapprehension. They claim
that no distilled spirits have ever
been sold in the mess. that only beor