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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
SHANTUNG RESTORED

Peking, Dec. 1O.-The province of
Shantung was restored to China at
noon Sunday by the japanese The
government announces that it has eff
fected an arrangement by which the
bandits in the province of Shantung
have been temporarily appeased. The
bandits have received 100000 on con-
dition that they refrain from violence
after the withdrawal of the japanese.
One thousand bandits have been in
eorporated in the Tsingtao police force.
The central government. without mill
tary power, was compelled to make
this compromise in order to avoid the
appearance of being unable to admins
ter the restored territory.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
ONE KILLED IN WRECK

Binghampton. N. z. Dec. 1o.-Fire-
man Edward Storrer, of Port Jarvis.
was killed and Engineer Donald Re
gon. of Matamorris injured when Erie
train No. ). Jersey City to Cieve-
land, was derailed near Tustin late
Sunday night The locomotive is re-
ported to have left the rails and
plunged down an embaukment. All of
the coachee remained on the tracks,
TO early reports from di-s
visional headquarters at Susquehanna.i
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
ASKS HELP OE STATE

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. 10-Major
John Ed NJ Lewis, eighth corps area
commander. has requested the COVER
nor Of Arizona TO send out Indian
runners from the reservation, q detail
of national guard and have the civilian
population in Pima and Maricopa
counties cooperate in the search for
Colonel F. p. Marshall and Lieutenant
G. l.. Webber, whose airplane enroute
from San Diego, Calf, to Fort Hau-
chuca, Ariz. disappeared after being
seen over Estrella, Ariz., last Thurs
day.
Five airplanes left Kelly field Sun
day and will join the squadron of nine
planes already operating out of Tue
son, Ariz., in search for the lost avi-
atOrs
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
Student Succumbs;
Shot as HoIdup Man

Nashville. Tenn. Dec 10.-Stewart
s. Lynch. 19-year old high school stud
ent, who with two companions at
tempted Saturday night to hold up J..
j. Evans. grocery store manager
died ut an early hour Sunday morn
ing as the result of the bullet fired
into his brain by Evans. j. u. Will
loughby salesman. who admits be
ing one of the robbers, surrendered
himself to police Police are still
looking for the third member of the
band
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
TEN PLANES SEARCHING.

San Diego. Cal. Dec. 10.-Searchers
for Col. Francis G. Marshall and
Lieut.. Charles L. Webber, missing
since Thursday, when they were well
on their way in flight from San
Diego to Tucson, Ariz, made com
plete change in the field of operations.
A report was received that an airplane.
now believed to be the one in which
Lieutenant Webber was taking Colo
mel Marshall east, had passed over
Tacna, Ariz., a station on the South
ern Pacific 200 miles east of San
Diego.
The searchers had been working on
the theory that a plane reported to
have passed over Estrella. Ariz., near
ly 300 miles from here, was that pill
oted by Lieutenant Nebber. Officers
at Rockwell field said Sundays in
formation led them to believe that this
plane was not Webbers. They also said
that the time when an airplane was
reported to have passed over Tacna
matched more closely with what they
believed Webber's flying schedule to
have been.
At any rate the 10 army machines
patrolling in the search are reported
to have gone over the different passes
Of the Mohawk and Crowler mountains
and to have extended their search as
far south and east as Nogales.
The report from Tacna added sew
eral thousand square miles to the ter
ritory to be searched.
Every available aviator at Rock
well field and five airplanes from Fort
Bliss are working in the search. Major
Arnold commander at Rockwell field
here. and Captain Charles Rust, who
arrived Saturday from San Antonio,
were the only flying officers Sunday
at Rockwell field Captain Rust was
to have joined the searchers Sunday,
but bad weather prevented his leaving
He plans TO fly east Monday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
Av|AT0RS COMB DESERT
FOR MISSING OFFICERS;
TEN PLANES JOIN SEARCH
Eighth Army Corps Commander Asks State to
Furnish Indian Runners and to Call on Citizens
to Aid in Hunt for Col. Marshall and Lieuten-
ant Webber; New Clues Unearthed at Nogales.

No mention was made of an airplane.
said Thompson, who added that he did
not know of the aviators' disappear
ance at that time. Sheriff's deputies
at Bisbee were detailed to search the
country between Bisbee and Rodeo
TWO SCOUT PLANES FALL
Ell Paso, Tex, Dec. 10.-Two of the
five airplanes which left Kelly field
Sunday TO join the search for Colonel
4. F.. Marshall and Lieutenant c. L.
Weber, lost on the Arizona desert
while en- route from San Diego, Calf.
to Fort Huachuca, Arizona, crashed
enroute to Fort Bliss. The other three
planes arrived here safely late Sun
day afternoon. The plane piloted by
Lieutenant Larson was the first to 60
down. 1t fell near Medina Lake, 40
miles west of San Antonio, while the
plane piloted by Captain Hays, fell
near Sanderson. Texas. Neither of the
pilots was injured, according to in
formation reaching army headquarters
at Fort Bliss.
News of the two crashes was re-
ceived at Fort Bliss late Sunday after
noon in a telegram from Captain Hays
1t said:
Crashed at Sanderson and another
ship down at Medina Lake. Garry on"
The three planes arriving at Fort
Bliss were piloted by Lieutenant r H
Clark, w. L, Wheeler. and Lieutenant
e. L. Settler.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
K-D-Y-S
RADIO SERVICE
BY THE GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE

Entertainment program, $50 meter wave
Government agricultural report, 4S5
meter wave.
Regular musical program Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Phonograph record broadcasting Mon
day, Thursday and Friday eve
nilgs at o'clock.
Sermon and music Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
Government agricultural and weather
forecasts at noon each day.
Bed time story and concert Saturday
night at 8 o'clock.
Special program Monday night at 8
o'clock arrsnged by Standard Furni-
ture scompany.
No program Tuesday night.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
REBELS RETALIATE

Dublin, Dec. 10--The opponents Of
Irish government resumed their re-
risals against t.. cnfwypcmfwypcfwm
Iprisals against Free State officials
Sunday night. Attacks with bombs
and gasoline were made on the resi-
dence Of J. ], Walsh, postmaster GEN
eral. and others identified with the
government. The Walsh residence
which is in Frederick street, was
not badly damaged, and the prompt- !
ness of the firemen and neiehbors
prevented the spread of the fires in
every case.
A bomb thrown in the shop of the
Irish Produce company, owned bv
Mrs. Wyse Power, recently nominated
by President Cosgraye as senator,
set it aflame
The house of John McGarry. Dub
lin member of the parliament. came
in for special attention of the incen-
diaries, and his wife and two children
were slightly burned. The children
were removed to hospital. The
residence Of Postmaster Walsh's sec
retary, O'Heggarty, was raided by an
armed bandit.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
CHILE SHOCKED AGAIN

Santiago, Chile, Dec. 11-(By The
Associated Press.) - Strong earth
shocks were felt here at 10 o'clock
Monsay morning. The tremors lasted
about half a minute.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
FRISCO PROTESTS

San Francisco, Dec. 10.-A meet
ing to protest against execution OF
Irish republican leaders, announced
as the first of nation wide series. was
held here Saturday night
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
ULSTER RECOGNIZED
AS SEPARATE STATE
King Names Duke of AbercOrn
as Governor General of
North Ireland.

London. Dec. 10.--(By The Asso-
ciated Press. THE Duke of Abcr-
corn has been appointed governor OF
northern, Ireland by King George.
The appointment Of the Duke Of
Abercorn as governor general OF
Northern Ireland was expected, as he
was the choice for that position sew
eral weeks ago.
The Duke of Abercorn was elected
to the senate of the Ulster parliament
in 1921. He served in the imperial par
Lament for the city of Londonderry,
1900-13, and was appointed lord
lieutenant of Tyrone in 1917.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11

Tucson. ArN., Dec. 10.-Reports
that an airplane was seen last Thurs
day passing over Ruby and San Mi
guel, Arizona towns, located west OF
Nogales, on the Mexican border, Sun
day, caused Capt. r. G. Erwin, COM
mander of five planes searching for
Colonel Marshall and Lieutenant Web
Der. missing aviators, to move the
base of the search in Arizona from
Tucson to Nogales.
Five planes in the squadron. COM
manded by Captain Erwin, left here
late Sunday for the border city and
five more expected from Fort Bliss,
Ell Paso, Tex. are expected to move
to NogaIes after they report here
Monday
The search for the aviators in this
district continued with vigor, but little
success Captain Erwin stated he be-
lieved it was possible that the two
missing aviators may have been 'cut
off" from ella bend and headed to-
ward Nogales. He declared it was
unlikely that the airmen could have
gone great distance into Mexico, if
such was the case.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-11
Montana Weather

Unsettled weather Monday
and Tuesday, probably
snow; colder in extreme
northwest portion Monday.
Evening star., 1922-01-02
The Sales Of January
48-inch Navy Blue French
Serge, Yard, $l.49

The reason were able to get such beautiful
quality sell at the price named is because they are
mill shorts-that is, pieces Of to IS yard lengths lhis
serge is a rich navy blue, also black.
Black Prybiloff PIush-Sod earlier in the season
at $3.50. A high grade coating 50 S70 IN
inches wide and pure silk face. Yard. 1AO'OO
5S-inch Navy Blue Tricotine-About $50 less than
prevailing price for grade such this. Its extra
width is an advantage in cutting gar
ments and requires very little for skirt or CD OQ
frOck Yard
All Our Embroidered Serges-Variety Of colors
including navy blue and black These serges have been
selling at than double this price, but CD o.
down comes the price to, yard. .......... 46'/o
54.inch Wool Jersey CIoth-White, fame, gray, tan
Kelly, old rose. myrtle, poppy, scarlet Ct o.
copen reindeer brown, orchid and black. R -
5O-inch Cream Serge-Firm weave and non-crush-
able which is an excellent feature for
skirts, frocks, chldrens coats and many q 1O
similar uses. Yard. ard..................-.. WAsA/
Fiigh.grade Broadcloth-Satn luster and twill
back sponged and shrunk ready for the needle. Espe
cially suitable for frocks, suits, capes and
sSs5ss s;Ss$ s.sS :s.l5 5ae 1srs and 298
All.wool French Serge and Prunella-42 inches
wide; navy blue prunela; marine blue, copen, rose,
s: ssi a@sess aas Value: Hssset e. $39
54-inch AlI.wooI Fabrics-Broadcloth, tweeds, We
s:;S; +: S.: 4 sss:;v Sss:
Third F1oor-IAnsbursh & Brother
Evening star., 1922-01-02

64-inch Mercerized Table Danlask
Assorted patterns in this serWcea-
Bile and good-looking damask that
will be appreciated for SOc
everyday use. yard. .........; ~. !.
zo-inch Mercerized Dilner Nap
kins-Hemmed and ready for use;
number of pleasing patterns and a
quality that will wear
we'll for long time. CD M
Dozen
54-inch Table Felt-Light' weight
but thick quality that helps greatly
in the appearance of setting the
table and protects the table OQo
from abrasNns. Yard. 49,. ~
Pure Linen Pattern .Cloths-72-
inch size and absolutely pure Irish
linen in beautiful patterns. G7 S0
Each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cotton Twill Toweiing-Absorb-
ent quality, finished with neat red
and blue borders. 791/oo
Fancy Turkish Bath Towels-Ab-
sorbent quality and soft texture;
pink and blue borders. 90o
Each ...,..
Evening star., 1922-01-02
The Sales Of January
Values in Knit Underwear

Boys Winter-weight Union Suits-Perfect fitting
and accurate in size; to l6 years product of de-
esPdiss whd esoqed psess
Women's Tights and Vests-Medium weight per-
fectly shaped and the size range is from SO to 7O
"A, inclusive. Specially priced each. ....... ~
Children's Union Suits-White, with heavy cotton
waists and knitted drawers; sizes to II fs7 M
years Each dp lsOO
First F1oor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1922-01-02
The Sales Of January
Flannels for Many Uses

Lucky for you, these fannels not simply odds
and ends showed random, but practical right
in-season Stocks which will make record of pric
ing because it offered at reductions right in flannel
z7.inch Outing FlanneI-Soft, wool-like fnish and
quality that creates warmth without weight For
sleeping garments, underwear, sacques and
women like it for house wrappers on cold 76o
White Shaker Flannel Although this is cotton
flannel, it is finished with wooke surface that pro-
notes warmth, rendering it especially practical
for sleeping garments, interlinngs and hosts I o.
Of other winter uses. Yard. ................. lOc
27-inch White Saxony Flannel-A soft, desirable
texture, with enough cotton mixed in the weave to aid
in laundering and prevent shrinking The wool is soft
and feecy woven to bring it to the surface. IQo
1arQ A~A~
Two better grades special at 6oc and $I.z5.
First Floor-Lansburxh & Brother
Tho SnIps Of Tnnunrr
Evening star., 1922-01-02
The Sales of January
l.2OO Pairs Silk Stockings
Special at $l.39 and $l.65

Many of these stockings are ful-fashioned, but
because they are slight "irreguas' the manufactures
was willing to allow the pick at prices, making it
worth while for us to procure them for the Sales OF
January Sold as they run, and if you want black and
cordovan select from these fine thread silk stockings
at a price far below their actual worth
1900 Pairs Lisle Stockings, 35c
Seamless stockings in black and tan. The blacks
are in sizes 8 to 10; the tans, sizes and 9H First
grade and perfect in every way Pair 35c 3pars, $780,
600 Pairs Silk Stockings, 59c
Tan only and sizes as they Seamless style,
which is very we'll liked. If you tan Shoes this
is your chance to get silk stockings to wear 6Oc
with them and the price is only, pair. Nv
First F1oor-LansburEh & Brother
Evening star., 1922-01-02
The Sales Of January
Save Money on Notions

Snap Fasteners-All sizes,
black and white. IL 78c
dozen for. AS
Boned Cotton Grosgrain
Belting-Assorted CSo
widths. 3 yards for. cN
Dressmakers' Pins-M
count; Sharp points. 10c
3 papers for. ........ S
Fitted Needle Cases-Con-
tanning sewing and SQo
darning needles. W
Bias Seam Tape-Va-
rious sizes. 6-yard D
piece for ...:......... ~
Evening star., 1922-01-02

Sanitary Napkins = Prac-
IT .,eal SIZE Z in . box 39c
- 49,.
Maid of America
and Enco Hair Nets. Sno
Lingerie Braid-Pink, blue,
white. Three 3-yard 70o
pieces for .......:... lVS
Celluloid Hair Pins -
Assorted sizes. Box. ~
Fe tn e rstitch and ~
Novelty Braids. Piece ~
First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-02

Pure White Turkish Bath Towels
-Double thread yarn, spongy weave.
that renders them thoroughly alb
sorbent. Size 24x48. Sale IQo
price, each .................. S
White Cotton Huck ToweIs-Size
1886, soft, absorbent quality; fin
ished with neat blue and
red borders. Sale price, 1Qo
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
White Turkish Towels-Excellent
quality and practical size-1Ox38.
Absorbent quality and real 0Oo
value. Each ................ ~
Fancy Lace-trimmed Scarfs-Good
quality in an assortment of at
tractive styles. The price is 0Qc
special. Each ............ w
Part Linen Toweling-Excellent
quality for kitchen service; l6 inches
wide, neat red and blue loo
borders. Yard ...........:.. ~
19x1o Linen Dinner NapIeins-Fine
quality Irish linen and @9 90
practical size. Dozen.... ~c'|O
Glass Toweling-Serviceable quail
ity in red and blue checks, l8 0Or,
inches wide. Yard .......... SOS
Evening star., 1922-01-02
he Sales Of Januar9
"Coodbye, Winter,'' on our
''Hello, Winter" on yours.

The oxof is a
Wuny etuyinghr OATS e e
oking glngingy a
Sot Clearance anges o a
eyhe3 hit twhen nwintrth thngsee their rtes enne
pufSnee OF % kea adobf
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Evening star., 1922-01-02
The Sales Of January
Table Linens, Towels, Etc.

This probably the important idea in the mind of home
makers who look forward annual sales knowing
extraordinary merchandise worthy and satisfactory
They will be disappointed following representative numbers
Evening star., 1922-01-02
72-Inch Mercerized
Table Damask

Heavy quality, with lustrous
finish; several attractive pat
terms and quail 61 IN
ity that launders a. OlslS
perfectly. Yard.
Evening star., 1922-01-02
The Sales Of January
Ginghams! Cinghams! Cinghams!

Never have Ginghams been in greater demand than
now and Fashion periodicals already showing an
abundance of Gingham garments for the coming sea
House Dresses and Bungalow Aprons are in high
favor, chdrens clothes of Gingham lead, and as for
the od-fashioned uses such as work aprons and the
like, we'll it must be GINdHAMl The 32-inch Cling
hams are fine zephyr in the spring styles, coors
and patterns. -Four lots offered in the Sales of
January:
27-inch Gingham 32-inch Cingham
at 28c at 38c
32.inch Gingham 32-inch Cingham
at 48c at 75c
Japanese and Silk-Mixed Crepes
3onch Japanese Cotton Crepe and 36-inch silk-and-
cotton mixed Crepe de Chine in array of colors for
all such uses as Kimonos lingerie, blouses negigees
and other purposes The silk andcotton Crepe de Chine
is texture suitable for frocks slips to wear under
sheer garments and hosts of other Color range
of the Japanese Crepes includes light and dark grays,
light and dark bue copen pink, rose, maize, orange,
brown, tan, light and dark green, orchid tur-
quoise, mulberry, cerise and white. Sales of 2Qo
January price, yard ........................ OOC
FIoor-Lansburxh
Evening star., 1922-01-02
Reduce prices on three groups Of
Fine Lingerie Blouses
264 Blouses Reduced to Sl.39

264 BlOuses Reduced to $I.39
Voles in plain and novelty effects and great many
organdes. Laces not missing in the trimming de-
signing embroidery in various forms; many models
that matter how many you choose you have
variety Sizes from SO to 46.
3l3 BlOuses Reduced to Sl.OO
Voiles and organdies in variety of weaves includ-
ing ancies and the strictly plain kinds Plenty of lace
trimming varied in arrangement then there tucks
embroidery and some almost plain enough to
der the classification of tailored; sizes 60 to 46
247 Blouses Reduced to SOC
White cottons Of fine texture and the models
all requirements. Pretty lace and embroidery trim
mngs and bit of lace here and there vary the effect
Sizes 36 to A.
The Sales of J0nunry
Evening star., 1922-01-02

Silk.covered Lambswool Com
forts-Full size, fancy centers
and plain silk bor-
ders in rose and $3.50
copen tones .......
66-SO Atwood Block Plaid
Blankets-Pink, blue. tan, gray;
also black and red and black
and white combina- G7 1S
tions. Pair. .......
66x80 Part-wooI White Blan-
kets-Close weave and pleasing
finish; wide binding and neat
borders of pink and @1 90
blue. Pair. ~
Atwood Novelty Blankets
Our regular $500 Blankets. in
plaids and feur de lis design.
ssssa. s'ssi ss|s f'ss; Reduced sess: to: sl9.s5
pair.
Evening star., 1922-01-02
Lansburgh Extra
DOuble-Bed Sheets

Size Slx90. OF heavy sheet
ing; seamless and handtorn,
which is an advantage, for
it cannot run crooked when
being laundered. The low
price might suggest seconds,
but they are
NOT-every one @7 M
is absolutely per Sl.UU
feet. Each. 49,.
Evening star., 1922-01-02
The Sales of January
Lower Price Of Quadruple-
Plated Silverware

Well admit that these left-overs from tremendous
holiday selling, but the quality intact Every piece
the lot branded that stands for quality Every
piece has pearl handle and although they mostly
individual pieces they practical for your table
giving
Jelly Spoon, Cold Meat Fork, Sugar m
Shell, Salad Fork Many others. Your choice OSC
(includng tax, each. Observation-Disclosures.
FIoor-Lan.burgh
The Sales of January
Evening star., 1922-01-02
Save on Ribbons

MOire and tnlfeta ribbons in
a variety of colors. widths
and effects for sashes, hair
bows, fancy work and IN
all ribbon uses, at. L1C
5k-inch Ribbons in various
colors; a good grade of satin
that can be used for many
things. A special 1911
clearance at. yard. lAAjlc
First Floor
Evening star., 1922-01-02
January Sale of Warm Bedwear

Lucky the who takes advantage of these special
offerings in hggrade bed coverngs Utilities that always wei
come regulated home have
when savings pronounced as these!
Evening star., 1922-01-02
Sheets, Pillowcases, Muslins

Qualities prices lower than you've enjoyed for long
me-a owing the extra effort put into preparation
for this super-value occasion
Evening star., 1922-01-02

First Floor-Lan.burxh & Brother
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13
Farmer Whose Crops Destroy
eddy Stock Has Little Red
/. ress in Court
s1oCkMEN FAVORED

A farmer whose crop is only par
TALLY protected by what is regarded as
a "lawful fence" in Colorado, has no
redress for the trespaas Of 1.-Two stuck
even though said animals break through
that portion of the fencing which is
"lawful'
The supreme court Of Colorado has
further strengthened the states fenc-
ing law by the above holding. This
was the pronouncement of the court in
the case wherein August Schaefer and
George Adee, cattle feeders and well
known in business at the Denver yards,
appealed from the decision of the dis
trict court Of Arapahoe county which
gave verdict to Henry o. Mills when
the latter sued for damages caused by
the destruction Of small crop of corn
by Schaefer and Adee's cattle.
It SO happened that the cattle Of
Schaefer and Adee broke through a
lawful fence on the south side of Mr..
Mills field, which fence had been con-
structed by the cattle feeders them
selves. The plaintiff s fence on the
other side of the field was not con-
structed as required by the statutes.
A jury in the district court rendered
verdict for Mills. Schaefer and
Adee, represented by former Judge
Harry 8. Glass, appealed to the su-
preme court and there won their case,
reversal being granted. Justice Teller
rendered the decision. In concurrence
were Justices Allen and Witford.
After citing that section of the stat
utes Of Colorado relating to fencing
agaist live stock, the court said:
1.-THE policy of the law is to favor
stock owners, and permit them to range
their stock at large. The duty Of pro-
tecting crops is placed upon the farmer.
The evident purpose of the act is to
require crops to be protected by .
fence, which will ordinarily turn stock,
and so prevent stock owners from be-
ing harried by suits because Of the
trespass of their stock in case where
the crops are insufficiently protected.
The statute clearly makes the making
and maintaining of lawful fence
| condition precedent to a right of ac-
ton f0i damages by the trespass of
live stock. 1t follows that the plain
tiff in this case, not having protected
his property by lawful fences, had no
right of action. The fact that the
stock broke through lawful fence
does not abrogate the statutory re-
'quirement.
The Glenwood post., 1922-07-13

in publishing the consumption Of light
wines and beer. This wouldn't be very
good for the French wine trade since
"light wine' in America means vine
with only about 4 per cent alcohol,
which would not stand transport.
Marquis de Poliganaco, owner Of the
Pommery brand of champagnes, agreed
with Guy that the lightest exportable
French wines carry Is per cent alcohol.
Unlike most foreign observers, Guy
does not attribute the recrudescence Of
crime to prohibition, but he was struck
with the change in the American pub
lie spirit, as manifested by wholesale
violations of the prohibition law.
He also sees danger in the class
hatred which has arisen as result of
the inequality between the working
man and the rich man, the latter being
| able to buy all the liquor he wants
while the workingman is forced to to-
tai abstention, so far as legitimate
liquor is concerned.