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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
ADAMS REBEKAH LODGE
INITIATES CANDIDATES
ELEVEN NEW MEMBERS ARR
ADDED TO ORDER: OTHER
NEWS OF ADAMS.
EAST oregonian Special.

ADAMS, Ore. April 29.-Mrs Al
Boylen Of Pilot Rock is visiting at her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Mcintyre,
for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Morrison and
children motored to the county scat
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Ben Simonton and
children were In Adams Thursday.
Otis Lieuallen returned home satur.
day from his school at Walla Wall1
10 spend Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and MRS. T. A. Lieuallen
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Taylor and son
BurI and Mrs. Carr Christor and
daughter Leone. motored to Athena
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs jess Hales and son
John motored to the county seat Sat
urday.
Miss Jessie Chesnut returned homo
from school in Pendleton to spend
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. C. Chesnut
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01

MADRAS
Finest quality French madras, especially for mems
Shirts also makes up into splendid house dresses,
SO inches wide in striped patterns only. Yard 25f
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
How Mrs. Harrod ct Rid OF Her
stomach Trouble.

II suffered with stomach trouble
for years and tried everything l heard
Of, but the only relief I got was tenn
porary until last spring saw Cham
berlain's Tablets advertised and pro-
cured bottle of them at our drug
store. l got immediate relief from
that dreadful heaviness after eating
and from pain in the stomach" writes
Mrs. Linda Harrod, Fort Wayne. Ind
Obtainable everywhere. ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01

WAsHINGTON, April 2s.-All foot
and mouth disease quurantines and re-
strlctions on the shipment of livestock
are removed by an order issued by
the department of agriculture
The announcement is made that the
country now is entirely free of the
dread stock scourge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
.UEIAH WOMAN BADLY
HURT WHILE USING
SHARP AK ON PITCH
MRS. ROSCOE DICKSON SEWERS
BONE OF THUMB WHILE
DOING SOME WORK.

Physician Hopes Il May BE Savedi
Truck Carrying Mail between Pilot
Rock and ukiah Comes m f9F First
Time This Spring; Other News Of
Ukiah District.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-01
ct. P. w. PURE FOOD SHOP" PHONES is

In Our Clean, Cool, Flyless Basement
Dairy Butter-Full weight freshly made butter,
the 2 pound roll ............... 55c
Strawberries-Extra fancy berries by express today
T. P w. Special Blend the best 35c Coffee earth
Tomato Catsup-Full pint bottles, special. 15c
Delicatessen Goods-For quick meal suggestions,
kept and handled under clean, sanitary methods.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
EXC CHANGE HAS
RECORD DAY
Wednesdays Stock Sales Big
gest in Local
History

Activity 70 REQ Motor Car and REQ
Motor Truck was principally respon
sible for the largest days business
on Wednesday THAI tae Detroit stoca
exchange has ever done In th,
ueighborhood of 5000 shares AN told
were sold on the exchange, and tho
best previous record was not far
tom 5000 shares
There has been marked advance
m tho truck stock the last week or
40. an advance OF i've or six points
bringing Il up 10 around % The
car. on tho other hand has stood
practically still since the stock div.
idend AZ ths price placed upon 10 al
The time OF the dividend, q. l2
For several days past II has also
beer edging up, an eighth 90 quar-.
'or day. until (, ranges from "a
point 70 a point and a half above
the price which prevailed from the
time of the dividend until the pres
ert movement A further advance
s predicted
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
IT'S ALL Up TO
MISS LULU NOW

n Lulu Johnson can play a Chart
net charge os simple larceny
which was preferred Thursday. VII,
be dropped. according 20 sam Green
burg. a second hand dealer al 40
29l HastIuE=s' who declared Lula
stole the instrument from him
Greenhurg obtained a warrant foT
rhe Johnson woman from Police Jus
uce Gairey He told 'he Justice fha.
'he woman came into his store a few
days after Christmas. and after abe
WAS gone he mtPssd a clarinet which
he values AZ S.
When he asked FOR tho 'ustru
ment she told him It was hers. be-
said
"If she can play that clarinet when
she Is brought into court declared
Crsen0erg. "fl' drop Tho charge and
rho can have the rh'rG
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
STEWART-WARN
HAS SURPLUS OF
OVER S1,350,000

Net earrings Of the Stewart-War-
ner speedometer corporation for the
Ascal year ended Tee. 81, 1915, were
S2.O54.0O0. surprisingly large
showing which Furpasses by wide
margin all previous estimaies
These ngures are the result after
all depreciation allowances The
net represents the amount OF earn
ings applicable 20 dividends
After deducting seven per cent
dividends on an ,eraRe Of $3.50
200 preferred stock and s65 600 sink
ing fund there was balance Of
more than 70 IL per cent or $40
600 900 common stock outstandine.
Therefore the years surplus after
paying six per cent dividends on the
junior issue. was approximately g..
$4,000
II Sc understood that Stewart
Warmers sales In the first three
weeks Of January were $4,000 in
strlments. comparing with 10000
in December.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
GROCERY co.
is PROSPEROUS
National Earned Over II Per
Cent ON Its Com
mon stock

r.. .....E..r.-s NJ the National
,..- -.-.., ,,,..,,,
''''7. .' -.
on tuesday .r-r.r.''- me ''1 oo1' .
OF directors Reports indicate that
,he rompanv had very successful
,...- .,. ..,.. s..,.srr an inc-ease
.... r.. -,
OK ''-'''--.' OWE
proats for iae s..> N-''u7'9 "'ee'
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
Telegraphic
STEEL STEADY
AT OPENING
General List Shows Tendency
Toward Re
action

NEW YORK. Jan 27-ynited
States steel opened steady. uncharg
cd 10 off is. al s38.s 20 S31.2 on
The stock exchange today. The gen.
eral list was rcactionary Many of
The railroads we're down, as were
some OF the war stocks while some
indaf,r.als showed gains.
Mexican Petroleum sold down
1s-4 az 90 l.2. Resumption Of COM
NOR dividend on Goodrich caused
that stock 70 open up l-2 az 10 l--
There we're moderate recover.
around III O'Clock. Steel sold ar
SO rs, Crucible advanced a pu.n.
10 6s. American Can. ~ 10 SIS .-+
and Mexican Petroleum sold az
l0l ~. Westinghouse and Loco
motive stocks also Joined in the adj
vance
Sales FOR the opening hour were
2l9,00o shares
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
STEEL MERGER
DELAYS ARE SAID
TO BE ENDED

James A. Campbell president Of
taa Yu-zs.oTu Sheet e Tube co.
and . 30 Mccullough. s.cepref.deut
NJ t6a La.EaraHua Steel Co.. were
.r Taarsaru pa 0u an HFpeo''on
ru '1 na plant 1' 'r Cambria
Steel 90 Iaaf week
The proposed merger ~ Cambria
Steel Iarkaaanna Steel and
Young Town Sheet a. Tube has been
delayed 1Ht H is understood that
tEa difficulties that caused This DO.
.av have been overcome. and that
negotiations are now UrnRre ms
ss-jsiss-0rlg.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
TRACTOR FIRM
is IN TROUBLE
Warrant Issued for ". J. Nc
Namara. Manager Of Vol
VERNE Detroit Co.

Failure 20 obtain permission from
rhe Michigan securities commission
before floating stock .n 'he market
aas the basis ot a complaint which
Prosecutor JasroVsk sled Thurs
day morning against The Wolverine.
Detroit Tractor co.. and ,5 man.
azer. William 7 Mcnamara follow
ing receipt OF Information from VII.
lard VI. Cornelius. secretary os the
commission. The company has ~.
fees al so SEA Grand RIveravs A
warrant for Mcnamara was issued
az noon by Justice Sellers
Complaint was made 20 rte pros.
erg-ar Tau-sday by Mr. Cornelius.
or behalf of the commission. and
Asststan. Prosecutor VOORHEES, was
assigned 20 make a thorough Irvesfi-
cation NJ the tractor company e
operations Primary evidence in The
case f- based upon alleged attempts
,a ar stock 20 John Donovan and
traraa Roersg c.fv detectives
Tire tractor company had an eE-
.taf 'hp Dorrot' Automobile show
azr week. oyhjh.riue rhe one tract.
-- tae CORPORATION ie said 10 have
made 20 date II .s alleged stock
selling was engaged in AZ 'he an.
fauohue ahoa. shares are declared
-7 have been offered st $40 each
and pamphlets setting forth the
great possibilities for profits ON 'u.
ra-ruaut % tha stock were dIs
msuad
Iu the prospectus 81 ie eet forth
traf tho manager ~ the company
SIR Mr"amare. 6a. been the mayor
Of Edmonton Alberta. and that ne
Pho owner ~ 1000 acres OF land
m thar section W % Nsgennalz
s named AZ designer OF -ta tractor
,r. .ara0raU0U 0arrosad ,a manu-
fa.ura The company said 20
hs.a claimed that ST. Intended r0
H#d large factory M Detroit for
..a manufacture o' t.a machine
$50 charge has boon made .rar tre
company and its officials vroever
f.sr ua. b. Side WrEama-a. have
attempted % "zef -.aa1..Fr rheua
Hf rho -fsf. ,.uu sion arruses
r.a- NJ ra. Complying WITH Ee
.H ra .lr.1a z.f|.r from tHs
.#wrI .o. .. .-Ea-a t1 ..I.r
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
american Can Co. Busy.

Earnings oi tho American Can
Co. 20 boz reported AZ Tho annual
meeting Of stockholders on Fob. f.
arc expected 20 be- considerably bet.
ter lhan the hzures Of 1914 when
NOT earnings of s5 so7so2 and a sur.
PISS of 3Lts9sf2 after preferred
dividends vas reported The com.
pauv has benefited 10 a large extent
by che European war and the actual
orders booked are estimated 30
nearly 10000. .GG0 Deliveries on
shell orders have JUST been started
% hat Tho earnings viii show in
the 1916 report
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
PAYS
A DIVIDEND

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Jan. o.
Cambria steel Co today declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of one
and one.quarfer per cent and an OK.
ira dividend of one per cent
President Donuer announced the
rsrniHgs for 'he year were about S9.
500 600
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27

Justice Sellers fined ben Grimm
% years old no home 800 on CON
vlcHon Of being q dis0rdcr.g person
Thursday morning
Earl Oilevr. 30 years old OF $50
f2i Jefereon.ave east. ras fined
ESQ bv Justice Sellers IH police
court. Thursday morning aH0G hr
was brought in on warrant sN-rr
20 by Charles Wright. of "a Church.
~. Wrighton declared that oliver
is paying too much attention %.
Mrs. Wrighton.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27
DIES FROM BURNS
IN EXPLOSION AT
PACKARD PLANT

william McPhail, 26 years old. Of
No. 1921 Van Dyke-ave.. who was
Burned about the face and hands
Tuesday. when an open can Of gaso.
line exploded in the Packard Motor
Car Co. died. Thursday morning, I'm
Grace hospital. Coroner Burgess in
vestigated the case
McPhAll was working near the
can when the explosion of an cleo
trio bulb ignited tho gasoline. tho
coroner said The body was re-
moved 10 the county morgue
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27

Trirffru--fHs nI4tn neHf kTnd-that
u-ef uTuN--'Idsu Qof ssuLi--IusEs u
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27

NEW YORK CoTroN MARKUT.
Quotations BY Paine. Wehber a CO.,
Jan, IL Opening
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-27

The plant of the Betriefru sfrei
corporation r~oon'Iv drufrovef hv 0rs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19

'""lo- a. NJ, Aus - Tho Tppcr
lc."a country is quite thi,aly pppu.
lated TINS summer VII people from
nil ruruor- nf tho United State. Iu.
S'e America First slogan nH. benz
ci'i'd THIS most attractive u1rf ~
sos M'Nic", and people au, gu.us ana
com nH every eos. traN,uur 600 u.fs.-
na't 10 wagons ana motor oars
7.W, 600 spend uuiy % fcw a1,. others
'u pond 's,rll wo'ks.
Trout a.h.us Is the maFu,, furf lf.
tract. -uYf'-W'u. Just az pr... fr1
Who's tHfr' tf Mountain NI,H It. fNa
honor Of housing three OF ih, crack
fishermen H. tho southwest o. Il.
Wu-u a banker Of ~ ia.o W.f.nn
D lropny OF Hishce. and G,u r Al.
bright u' AlHaII.ruuc Tu. ..u,r
nHos'r q. .u" uui.i have boon I.I- rs
nu spool I'd trout as the result uf tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19

y ociely


Tho Woman club win open an
active year with The meeting To bee
held the first Friday Of ucN, month.
Mir Juhn Wilson Us the president this
year successive meetings VII De-
presided over by tho leaders of IN"
various departments and program. oi
signal interest ia Dluhdom have been
arranged.
Mrs Tom Daunhy has charge Of the
china painting classes as chairman.
DIls,es WIN re held every Nedu,-dnN
afternoon Each department has "a
chairman ANA director Thr names
uf the dopart wont and The officers Boa
charge lr, l- follows.
Literature Mr. Charles r Kris
Mi- Reuben Penny domestic "uc'
MIR l. Is. Schc,o. and Mr-. NJ VI Nc
tirceor. ,.yic-. Mr.. l. b.. tio'Dhor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19
tIarri~ons Entertain.

MIR and Mrs. Henry Harrison, 81
us Norjh Fourth street. entertained
last Woducslay night ia honor uf M.s-
Ruth Saylil IF 81. Louis, 8ud Mrs.
william SVauk OF Black iuut. Idaho.
rive hundr,d was indulgod ~ until
"A late hour when Il dainty lunch was
served Prizes were won hy Mrs. Lou
Kuhn. laiI,. FIRST. and MI-- SaNItI,
ladies' second. Leo Kuhn dr,V fret
gentlemen nd George Nrisut re-
cciycd n, usoiatiou. Mis- SWapk
Received Ola, Hut prize.
The gu,sf- were Miss Ruth SiyIta
Of 81 LouIs SIR. and Mrs. steve BALL
ing. Mr. 1r1 Mrs. Louis kuhn. AIR.
aud Mr. leo Kuhn, Mr. Florence
REYNOLDS Ni- william Swauht MI.
GcorS" 'u,hftu, Mrs. Cecll philips.
Reynolds N0- William Sw1uk Mr.
william coin .er. MI and Mr. H,urs
Harrison. M- Gertrude Brod,.l, Miss
Florence C..lIster. Miss Josephine
Harrison Narl BoWdioh G'urs,l
Wright ouI MI AZ BowGlch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19

Mrs Guy J. RoR,t- entertained ~
her home i23 Nr-t Roma avenue
Thursday afternoon 100 honor ul Mss
ANNA Myers and 70 uIwn'; u' intimate
friends of thr biId,-iu-l, Ti., hum
dIDh W.. nLLl.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19
Dr. ana Nj ,nsic Ia Reside Here.

Afl,t i..... years abs,n,, from tho
city In gc X Angle o. Mrs.
hnslo bp. u.luruod Co take up thor
residence H.r' IN Angle ha, been
established H practice iu silver CITY
and 81 hi. .'1 home Iu Pennsylvania
lie h. q iuI...t president al the Now
McNi,o mt. az ASSOCIATION.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19

Before l,I,luE FOR spokane, Wash
ingtop Co accept a position IN the DO.
partmtnt 90 domestic arts there. Mas
Marie MadI.r wss the guest Of honor
last week 100 r. party gwen by Miss
sadie Ole..r If her home. sol Forrest
er ayeuu, "lIn.U", a new dice game
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19

mother. In aud Mrs = :. Butt on
West COLA avenue cards vor. played
durluA the afternoon
Mr. ffuui| nHu gave f. uu" O'clock
luncheon tudns. followed - 20 ptme
ri auction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19
Planning the Fair Hall.

Preliminary artauEcWcnts for the
Mouto1uma ball which this ycsr. as
usual will be the big social event Of
the NeN Mexico state ialr were dis
cussed ~ a meeting of the general
committee this week Music and dec
oratious viii surpass the best that has
been put forward In former years II
was decided. n, Emory Davis. chair
man ~ the committee. T. actively in.
tercsting the people IN his vent. oven
his far ahead. \ special feature,
which promises 20 make the ban OF
unusual interest is being talked Of
now, but no announcements will he
made until the plans are worked out
In detail. From the success which the
fair commission has made ~ the Mon
tozumu In past years, II is TO be in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19

costume viii be held.
pioneer Days In New Mexico" is
the interesting subject announced FOR
former Governor T. 5. Stuycr for Ian
uarv 10. Immigration by pr. G.. II
Hcckman Will be tho subjcc, Of a lee
turc ON March lG. Matter ia tho
Making has been chosen by pr John
y. Clrk Of the university, for n talk
ON home chemistry ON March %,
Mrs. Robinson, the leader FOR tn.
program OF April 20, has arranged a
display OF western and Indian art. ON
April e. the Fortuightly club VIII oc-
cupy the afternoon with a musical
program. Mayor Wcstcrfold has con-
| scntcd to address the club on city
| gov crnmcn, on May u. ON May -.
Mr Reed, chairman OF the civic Bet
tcrmcnt league, VIII speak on The
| Greatest need Of the Home To-day
September 20 viii Doe Womnns day
at m, fair. and the Womau's club
plans - ntting observation ct the date.
rho annual election Of the club takes
place me FIRST Friday N March and
the las, meeting or the yea viii be
al the end Of June.
Tho standing committees with
which the club viii open the year an,
Membership ATS. y n Boyd Mrs
Fred Gent. Mrs. J W Han Mrs.
= " S'ho,k ana Mrs Ahh!o brewer.
public entertainment Mcsdpmcs " r.,
profiu,s . " Conner, II. j. buraud,
Harry AspInwall. social, Mesdamcs
Fred Cameron T. ! Johnson. James
| Honor George Muller and Miss
Viola skinner courtesy McsdaIucs II.
T. IHh'll" l. H. Nj lbNiIu Emmett
Niughey Wallace Hesscldeu. RAY
moni Moore. Charles Y Kirk house.
J \ RaSuolds Margaret g. Modler.
NJ MCGrcgor T. O. Doilcy finance.
MusdaWcs BYRON n Ives, j a. Raw
nolls. charles May g T. l.uwhor
! printing, Mrs r. " Fee and MIS-,
: r Nanu program Mrs II f. Rob-
insou. aud Mrs Arthur Keith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19

ferrod that Mr.. Davis aud hs cuer-
gotic committee have a real treat IN
store.
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(Continuoi on Page Four
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19

T%dticta Ribbons in a wonderful
range of new colorings. Suit
able for hair ribbons, Sashrs.
girdlcs or millinery. In all the
delicate pale iiutS and white
darker shades are also in
cludcd g and ; inches wide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-19

jus a few in this lot. but each one is
wos'h double the price We are now
asking for II. Suits that look well,
and suits that viii wear well. Suits
that we sell right along for - and -.
Now is the time To cloihc the boy for
The coming of school days that will
soon hc here.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-04-12
The Summertoa Home Demonstration Clue,
Met Wednesday Afternoon ct School House.

Quite number OF ladies were pres
ent and responded to roll call by ap-
propriate quotations.
In the absence of the president, Mrs.
Fred Truluck, Mrs. Hattie Mood pre-
sided. .
The chairman of the Committee on
Town Sanitation. reported thas the
Town Council was taking some steps
along the line of sanitary cond!lons
and asked for the assistance OF the
IA lies ia carrying out .he worF.
Foods and school lunches, the subject
for the afternoon study. was then taken
up. Several selections were READ by
members of the Club. Mrs. y; =.
Scarboroush h read an article on cuts
of Meats" which was especially nelp-
full to Young and inexperienced house
Then Miss Katherine NJ: Richard
son. the Home Demonstration Agent,
gave a short but instructive tax on
the subject of School Lunches, show
inc small Fireless Cooker, which
would he great help in preparing ap-
! petiziug school lunches.
A model lunch was then prepared by
Miss Richardson, which was very al
tractive.
The Club then adjourned to meet
again Wednesday, May the third.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-04-12
County Fair Association Meets.

The Clarendon County Fair Assocla-
ton met at the court house on Tues lay
April 11th, to hear reports from com
mi,tees previously appointed, and TOOK
the necessary steps 10 assure splenoio
Fair next fall,are las follows: 1t was
decided TO hold the Fair on November
S.9-10. The same grounds were Leased
for another year. On motion, Wednes-
dav the 9Th was appointed the day Tor
BABY Show, Thursday the 9th, the
Parade Day. Friday the 10th. School
Day. The President, Secretary ana
Treasurer. in connection with the
Premium Committee were charged
with the responsibility of the program.
1t was decided to make the adm!S'
sion fee soc for adults, and 2oc for chill
dren under Is years Of age. Season
tickets Si.00 for adults, soc for children.
The following additional committees
we're appointed. Mrs, J. D. Gerald.
Mrs. w. c.. Davis, Mrs. A. c. Bradham
and Mrs. E. G. Horton were added to
the Premium Book committee. Mrs.
Jake Weinberg, Mrs. ". E. Fleming,
Mrs. Robt Alderman, Mrs: J: J.
Brous Mrs. Eugene Brock, MRS.
C. A. McFaddin and Mrs. Frank Bar
ron were appointed committee to ar
range the Baby Show. 1t was decided
that a Queen should be elected BY a
popular vote at 10c each. Mr.. Leard
Higgins, Mrs. J. H. Orvin and Mrs
H. H. Higgins were appointed on this
committee. The prospects are Very
good for splendid Fair this fall Lei
every one talk TO make it a success.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-04-12
Governor Refuses to Sign Two-Qnart Month
Bill

"This law has made a distinct ad-
vance for prohibition by limiting the
amount OF liquor used, and l deem II
best that it should stand" said Gov
ernor Manning today in a statement IN
reference TO the gallor-a-month act
enacted by the legislature in 1915. ihe
Governor states that he will not sign
the two-auart a-month act at the pres
ent time.
Il is understood that the governor
has conferred with prohibition lead
els from various parts OF the State IN
reference to this matter, and has reach
ed his decision aftera careful constd-
GRAFTON OF the subject from various
angles -
The governors statement follows;
The gallon-a-month law:w stand
as the law regulating the. importation
OF liquor into South Carolina for per,
sonaI use. This was the law enacted
by the legislature at the same. time as
the referendum act ordering the pro-
hlbition election, and was in force
when the election was held. This law
is made a distinct advance for prohlbl-
tion by limiting the amount of liquor
used, and l deem it best,shss-it should
stand, unless something occurs to
change the situation. To retain the
gallon-a-month law is TO keep faith
with the people, and in nay Judgment,
, will be a long way to promote temper
ance, so long as it is -rigldly enforced.
81 shall continue to direct a vtgor.
Gus enforcement. I will not, therefore,
at this time sign the two-quart-a 6:
month act, but will hold same IN aoeY'
Eauce pending any chaagesn' conditions
that NAV occur