, 1925-10-07
As SEEN FROMTHEW WATERMELON
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s aFen before e wsf tse ' pr I2 bo spnf bat f %ai pi f8aHy f Fsisased IN a psae b RH promise is T5
city It do 9d it again g "a the l sa hRpfS's da He h It yi1 %n f a I ME R FirSdas'f that sP Se v @ n nf
e esssRsE53 e%f 6s would N + not II haze S% ea5 { Of a6 9 9aiP nor -'H''s' game man
The W. c. T. U. convention held in Billings last week wa a whirl-
Wind y d All the .n msm !s 81 d }a@esdl indeed sS with Be fEosh ' Se@ Te 9aa shs aFe q tn be
undertaken IN m de a Sato and the sn fight s again q, John 81 v Be1 sm95n n ad ths R DF te e w Cd
n. u, of Iowa, and National director of Christian citizenship, made a
stirring am 5peesh aI in 9ehaI hsE Of 6g a i%g 19 % 99B D# ftgGt 6f e SaR6dh GOss s y %@,
that greater Ss 4 respect csf for ' the sab % dow would do4 more to IS suppress ppe sc crime than
all of the peace officers and the standing army Of the United States! How I
S%ay with the crime hs " and now low is saasaaSSblu s'f laws '%' ''" '''
when F9 SABBATH Il s 4 sRs. s1 ra at la fag Sa9 ! n Bt that for ~S Sas2 Of o "a s ssns@sss
But it looks % US as if we really would not need a conscience much longer
T E9n to al % 3&r attorney t@@; a%T ees the B'T f~ 81 sS It When sF " '" Is ar tou a%s ~ With
l asion g. Of of Dd nsss," We ne ssTf nt I. ssSF{ TO TT the n sm naH2 1oe aet that a sR has help Helped : US
parents parent ! %%ishst better tie b ss sas55Ps ! shs a,i iS5dt n The sn ssasssss s han ' ssn ,s9Ids ss
1 Hs7si ssf their IF p 4Sass' s ssaa'5 fas sas$ S2nD'''-@n ''''''''''' WITH experts ''
The timorous statesman who live wet and vote dry should 4 gather , courage
fspnss ths sisss'y from OF H President a B eo9fds s'nf hans distr ses ina %assa ssass st
! Isss Tes %.i M5; Bo efsss S a a s m a 3 fssf S, dry ap9 deear By a sh ss he Sub bs:
asssaa see t Eisht Ss %ou fns @o d fr mad a change IA % ph in the In tP present Gan'p pfospto ars sxs
It was a special election to fill a vasaRey
-. A A. Canadian han amS whom we met met recently szns5t told ~ US . that the hav I permitting ig the h
greatest prosperity across the line, hotels and restaurants being crowded
canada cmn Ha"Wsaa s now wS dGeou Ii 3 Rmefica aSm money %T two per Gent and he expected
i0 sse p sas r of t 5Wfpt yr if Pfr Tftb American n Gan mon a ns an ae n Now w'f BEGINNING hnims
to grow rich on it.
There was a genuine panic in the Ana-saloQn league camp last month
Sa6sd The ssf@ about aSSos5 tie rS955 ! IN s :hs;I on: T1sy Prepared 5Ss5 re- a, q Fs :B95
sRyt with as 4 ssEta j Tha ad 5hS if.S 9ats9ms trend ref pE Enaa 1920 IN a the s sdeal t9 be
ff n9ne drin Gi mont yo %nS s people e had 6@ni increased sedG and respect S% 4@ foy law E%lS was
on the wane." W6ereupon Dr. Clarence True Wilson, general secretary
of the board of temperance, prohibition and public morals of the Methodist
body a liar who had aided in the investigation and declared that if the
FF6if6i # tn he rs ass a Fao not The ssA truth money IS s3d i' s9 5Rs Creeks, and 98p 6o&in 20
burns a fanatic like the truth.
REPRESENTATIVE John Phillip Hill, of the Third Maryland district, has
an amendment to the constitution providing for the repeal of the eight
zenith amendment.
Carl Jackson, federal prohibition enforcement officer for three states
wealths of the United States" They are great wags and will have their
alton IG Re 6 6 rs PsEi Is f %ST' .s ssa e.f e atH Of R %S a with III S bhs ts apea nd an fo2Gf%;
the prohibitory law in the State Says a recent news story in the Casper
Judge in the district court, after having been appealed from the police
s11Hs; Uf z the 10 charge Sg shs Of sr possession ssssssa' Of n " v "n'sS "a 'oDD moi
, Mha,ey was arrested when n ponce n umd e ens M GO tonna 0i aa desf IN
? verdict sSuT Ga 4 a, jury faSo after b a M few o %hsss' oS asaSSsi'a 81 co psi~Ip' for yf te dS.
PENDANT.
was acquitted by jury jury The case a CONTINUED over from Thursday
E. !. Benson was acquitted Th WW m like charges
,.., approximately pr x S%as SO so P sasss F Of sOn tassl m we're %..f found nd. By ou snfG Sssaofed
the space ordinarily reserved for the coffin.
The discharge of a .tooLpigeon in New orleans for spending time and
he fogn IN i%e sar : is a aasf i 81 t H"nf a t tsrd fu& i "G is Something aG%i new in
prohibition 10 efOreem sne. Assistant sstaat s Secretary "A, Andrews faGSrs of I6w tn bne2 1 re
cheap" Heretofore nothing has been too low o too small to be con
a %ssnsl 0 ea1 x It be Or that ssG aa ia sf ss" Of the r% ssP Sentiment aa%' e p e }1f1sn AMONG M
a Sl%' :espsd through SfsSa'1 ss g sd { worry . $sPH sss IN Washington "'""' "N
We notice that not much gets by the editor of the Kemmerer Gazette.
s ss%a sa' a SSp spseaEt hss9 I. The ss hs saaP Pss p ps@s tic s' :% sS9' as s 1%s { p ,@ %ii
them all to their destination and prevent them from fermentng in house
Tr-n after train Of fruit express ears are being rushed from the East
so New s%s Yorf csn araps sar s"t to add to its its fleet %' of + $1,000 or 50 Of the P. F. F. E&,
on st s "'T .o. ss%s Borrowed a" $ q ssy : sS %'i &. +. fl %fss ' these S ? are sa all ffs d. s$s sr. l SS
he used Use w to e. the S. sr pr6 eM n win srsw %I hOns, @ ,s Ss' s nantn h wa be n
We wonder how i will work out. The ke@%erer district imported over
ter of a million dollars worth Last year. figures we're 10 made public