Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-27
WHISKY REBELS
 NUT ARRESTED
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atJenIlOn IO WndL mdN De eApeCseu or minor officials operating in the field under such a man. This was the en- tire issue presented by the controver- sy.
 Has the time not arrived when our people can afford to be jealous or ana insistent upon rights guaranteed them by the basic law of the land? l am now and have always been for prompt and efficient law enforcement and hold that this position included pro- tection to the people against the un- warranted attacks of public official carrying the stamp of Dalrymple."
 Mir. McDonough tonight can have anything he asks of Iron county and the upper peninsula. He is the un- crowned king of this snowbound dis trict.
 The prosecuting attorney, character iZed by MT. Dalrymple as the leader in the whisky revolt" is Iron Rivers most interesting figure. Left an or phan when boy, he became the pro- tege of Judge Flannigan and was sent to Washington and Lee University. Al ter his graduation from law school he returned to Iron River and began prac- tice. He married the daughter or q mine owner.
 He was elected prosecuting attorney when he was q and has served sever al terms at various times since. He is now 34 years old. A few years ago Iron county voted dry-the first coun- ty in the upper peninsula to taRe that action. The saloons failed to close af- ter losing their licenses and several more opened. McDonough ran for at feSC af rala he would close the outlawed saloons in 4S hours. He was elected and made good his promise.
 The armed forces of federal agents under command of Major A. v. Dal- rymple, who came here from Chicago to put down a liquor rebellion in the upper Michigan Peninsula" to- day had been withdrawn and the revolt" itself had flickered out.
 The only casualty was nine barerls of homemade wiro taken by revenue agents from a parish priests house, where the state had stored it for safe keeping and poured it into the snow.
 Major Dairymple's announced inten- tion to arrest State-s Attorney M S. McDonough and county and Iron Riv- CT officials as parties to the "rebell-
  C. F. Kramer, national prohibition commissioner, directing withdrawal of the invaders"
 H. B. Gaylord, assistant chief of prohibition enforcement, was enroute from Washington to Iron River to make an investigation, demanded in telegrams from McDonough, who in- sisted there was no revolt" and pharOpd fhot hia onucfif1rouov been libeled by Dalrymples reports.
 McDonough and Dalrymple held a conference in the lobby of a hotel here yesterday Mutual accusations of grand standing" and publicity seeking were made, and McDonough threatened to arrest the major and put him in jail O. he made move to start something"
 The conference was carried on in anger, but at its conclusion Me Donough and Dalrymple posed, side by side, for the camera man.
 The dialogue between, McDonough and Dalrymple, which was their only conference, tok place in sthes big rooms of the hotel, which served as its lobby. In the room were crowded a hundred or more citizens and sev- eral members of the federal agents party.
 When Major Dalrymple had emerg- cd from the dining room at McDon- oush's request, and the preliminary hand shaking had been accomplished, the prosecuting attorney plunged right into his subject
 'I have come here to issue a warn ing 10 you, Mir Dalrymple," he said, T have read about the various things you plan to do to quell the whisky revolt as you call 1t.
 Threatens to Jail all
 What I want to tell you is this: If you or eny of your men attempt to arrest me or my aides without the due process of law. I will take you and your entire party into custody immediately, and I am prepared to do it. Now get this right will arrest you and your men and lock you up. and put you where you belong, Mir Dalrymple"
 The major retorted: "I don't want to get Q lecture from you, and this seems entirely unnecessary I have come here for the purpose of enforc- ing the law. and think this is a 1 high handed, grandstand play"
 You are natural born grandstand- | er yourself" McDonough countered. |
 You have been playing to the pub l lie press, and have said things which | have been an outrageous affront to | this community. When you declare i there has been a whisky revolt here, | you lie.
 Now that you are here, If you | have any arrests to make, just start something. You haven't scared or | cowed anyone here"
 To that Major Dalrymple replied: | T do not care to discuss the matter | with you. I will continue my course | of action and sec it through I will | enforce the law"
 At this point motion picture op- orator interrupted to say:
 Just moment. Major, stand up little closer to MT. McDonough and | pose for a picture please"
 "Of course he will" declared Me