Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-06-28

basket for anyone. 1oderat on and
common. sense should. used and ap-
For tie 90 greater '' america The
|srich or. the upper classes should restrain
| and deny. themselves certain. things as
well as the poore Re claSSes One
using the hoe as he Can by using the
golf club. A little play and recreation
is all right, but too much is a curse. /
cunt OF tits all right in a great many
respects but we Americans are SO apt
to overdo things in that line. and by. SO
doing are unint entionally, perhaps, =caus-
ng%great harm. Golf is "a good health
full exercise, but it is being overdone
do not believe it was in tended for the
ed at the age Of fifty-fve. -. No one has
a right to idle his whole time away on
! the golf course, whether he can afford
or after business hours may be all right
! for anyone: The golf enthusiast may
say This is a free. country and I can
do as i: please about that Perhaps he
can and perhaps he can't Does he re
alize the fact that he is setting a bad
example? He is simply encouraging
idleness and creating a desire among a
they cannot afford to do. +. AS q conse-
quence the young man Of today not only
neglects: business and home duties, but
acts and crimes in order that he may
keep pace with the idle rich, and parti-
! cipate in recreation and sport that he
can i'll afford: The upper class Of today
must: curb extraVagant habits along this
and other lines. If they do not. we can
| look for a much greater unrest among
the middle classes, the common people
and the laboring classes. .
| If you desire to help build up a pro-
| gressive and clean nation, apply your
selves along useful lines. Idleness Gre
ates dlse ease a dlssension and crime. Work
i WAL &c
tented and happy nation. Preach true
Americanisn wherever. you go, stand by
the flag and the Constitution. be honest
with yourself. honest to your country
and a true, loyal, American citizen
Amendment Will Not Be Repealed
To the best of my knowledge no
amendment to the Constitution was ever
| repealed. The Eighteenth Amendment
WI not tab be repealed l It is going to re-
country in spite of. all the propaganda
that cunningness and blood-money can
buy. We are going, to keep on fighting
wish to tell you, gentlemen, that we
discoGraEed and that the "" pro di5 ion
against murder and crime. Since the - be-
ginning of the world Still crime and
murder are committed every day: Who
wants these laws repealed? Quit en-
couraging lawI violations. Quit treating
the law lightly. Mete out just punish
! ment to the law breaker That is the
only way to curb such evils and to make
| this great country on Gods earth the
safest and sanest place to, live in.
Asks Cooperation
We wish the hearty cooperation of
every mayor and laW-abiding enforce
| ment offlcer and citizen in the state |
! vii! do everything within my power to
assist every community in the enforce
ment of the Eighteenth Amendment
| we are allowed only a limited number
| of men for enforcement purposes. but
those few will apply themselves to the
utmost in this respect. The Director
| Office cannot be intimidated. We are
/ not afraid of threats, abuse, adverse
criticism or framc-ups We will contin-
! ue to DO our duty and to enforce the
| law against rich and poor, high and