The St. Joseph observer. [volume] (St. Joseph, Mo.) 1906-1932, 1915-12-11
State Wide Prohibition Bonds


DuriuN ths pssi Three ~ ipsf gHAAA
hsYs been assaseA numbsT ef
times W yafioas ard sgndfY persona
~ srasssfs,ins shs asmaGe thai s,sss
side psehhillou uhs osuslng % the
psbils fsssnoss ~ Tsaasssss These
sce8ssiiBus sefe made. h,seevsg
lsrssl, ~ ps4iiiglaNs uhs sfe iagst
ested IN ssspins fhe facts from tbs
people and bg aontesiaeh's q ibs
stAts
The most yioiant efnisism tbst hss
come my SaT. somewhat rstaaftAbie
10 rslsis Wss fsem Iss uon fesliFb,
cfnifs These sfiiRs Whls pTDfss
sihE msch ta0~lsSes ~ lofsl coAfi
tiaus could No, posslbly have snosB
shytbias asssits about ,bs merits N
dement's ~ psohlbnioa in fahusssse
ChiHsas ~ kansa. Esd Nebraska
Rn'th Cstaiihn uud Wfst VirEiBla
Nsi8s aHa Colorado aod few other
states have ~ritieh ne letters 80 ~
piy 70 sriicles bsaribR iaY nsms that
had fallen ibin itsff hands 10 oue
~aY AID spo'hef Ths rsusfsi tone
~ these letters led lpo ~ toe eoreIu
slpu that the aa,D,asY u prohibit oa
ss rais faf Hs ~ society Is go.
rrbsd b. the state ~ min5 ~ ibs Ad
vocAts
~ poiiey bss be,n 10 patiently ssit
far official rindl.suon TIE fapbt' %,
thn ieriaiAtigr committee appointed a
fee ue-ts sEa ia look toto ihr ,undi
tiUu ~ HE nhHnrrr ~ Tentesssr i-
aIurio 'u susla'u prses!rziis rvefy
prediction bstr made FROM time "a
tims 9Th reference to the rpudtnu
that vOnld hs ftp~n ai tho cod ~
tho Hpoper regime
The rrehieiton DsHtr
Ia Ho heNspaprf arid~ nf PAIN
pbisi hay. { rfedleied that the dse,lI
~ n" revenues ~ tho state would NJ
more or lees than muliDn sullsfs In
round numb"rs Hos did arrive At
This cunriusiou gimpiy ~ muiuplg
Inc tho aHruAi loss ~ revenue ~ ihs
TREASURY. th'.asa pFet!hnien hy the
number ~ Yrefa ~ tbe Un"pcf pruhi
bitten rrFimr Il was sn,b an easy
matter a. make this kipd ot oAituia
tioh via the iarts bofofr nio that
msrv"ird that an, wsl Informed man
would seriously take issur wiih me an
hat point The prohibition Law
snoskod is5oppp yrar ont pt ibe
state tresspry u s true that bytof-
the w vas enacted that tho state
collected moro than that Auuuh, from
The haHor irAFie. bat sitter bayiGg aut
lawed the irsnir ogs fetofmets pro
r"rdrd io ias u and ,n collect aufnc
thing each fTaf ffum the source ror
tho pas, four trAra the collections ul
th" remptfulirr from me iiauor trans
hasr tllrn On about $3.50 0nN yoaf
n 80 muitiplt Ihia sum br fuuf az,
nambet ~ years oi the Itooprl
rofiior az have roant milton u
lsa Therefore concluded trna aso
that At the and of the licuprt admin
iatrstJon lbv do6r,t ga the trsasur
would br a wlilinn dnilara The leria
lntise insvptirhiing vommhtee rrroft
the dcAcn io br tiosi.uoo apd recon
upnds hat bonds be issurd 10 cove
ti 'he bouds 10 hc tnuwn a. Iionp.
d~hrH' bonds
Tee "Aocpsr" Aorda
II = spirit " fairness these bond
should b. 40 ishalcd - To infull
iuute generations correctly ot tho
orgin Thoy ousht 10 be kno~n .
the State side proAihuioa' hond
which IN teAlit, thsy arc They vi
be isAurd 10 make Up the dcAclt
the Hoopot Standardization. and. ~
have already shown, the entire deac
10 dae Ga loss at revenue ttua n
ptohibl,ioa Law u. to make Il blaine
thc rrohihitionists. aficr having 4