LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1910.
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We wll be read
counties on POPE
line of cars in the
Call at our booth during the fair and ve will give you prices and show you
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many Grand Ronde citizens , appear
la the Observer pleading tor the
hxrni.- ! 'V .:''''Y ;. ;'v';i"
It ought to be a satisfaction to every
good man' to be able to say Aft;er'the
lectioa whatever may be the result
and however the aaloona may violate
toe law and however much sorrow and
tame they1 may produce and however
shamefully officials 'may . break their
oaths, The saloons' do not exist by
my vote and' this sorrow and shame
and crime are not the result of my
stand on this matter." I endorse what
Dr. ttlnson of the "White Temple of
Portland said last Sunday night; s ,
"We are solemnly told the law will
b violated If we pass the prohibition
statute. Yet a woman told the chief
of police recently she woald give him
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the cole agency for Union and Val!ova
HARTFORD, PEERLESS, CHAMBERS DETROIT and HUDSON CARS. This is the strongest
Northwest, " i
; FULL LINE OF SUNDRIES NOW IN STOCK
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business of jthe chief of police to fer
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ret out crime. If K isn't done under li
cense restrictions, ft comes very poor
ly from the Hps of those people that it
will not be done under prohibition law.
"All through the coming months,
If the saloon continues to be licensed
it Is your saloon to the extent of youj
vote. Whenever you pass a saloon you
wfll be Justified in saying, "That Is
mine so far as my vote would make it.'
Whenever you hear of one coming to
his death by the liquor curse y5u may
say, 'I did that so far as I could do it
by my ballot,' And It Is your privi
lege to become a very large man In
your own estimation, as you 'look
abroad upon ' all the ravages of the
traffic which 1111s more victims thajx
all th ewars,; famines and pestilence
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and &end
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A man complains because a saloon
keeper seeks to pay Attention to his
daughter, but that ' same man, by his
vote said to that man, "Be a saloon
keeper.'. If you defeat this anti-saloon
project by your vote; there will be
nailed vp on the wall of the saloon
your permit that this r,man. sell llq.
uor; you, a deacon In the church, a
trustee ' of God's house, , a ' Sunday
school teaches. Are you going to do It?
Then be decent and quit your eccle
siastical question before you vote. You
have no right to, authorize another
mother's son to do what you pray God
your own Bon may never do. ; C
"I argue against the liquor-traffic
for the sake of the victim. I deny ab
solutely that bid statement that all
are fools who become drunkards. Any-
one who has watched the world for a
Displays, Splendid &
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mlLsfiHriri 111 .yWy yfTI rryrrnr,7
score of years knows that this blight- as to bear In behalf of the saloon!
ed curse lays Its fingers on tU bright-,. When It was" troposed to bfl'vs the
est and best of our land." mlm ta tflt otMrTCT u
Is the aaTertlsementf the Hoae tmd.rstood that a coaaittee would
Rale association to be taken lndl- f-rnlBtt' material tor It. The commit
catlvs of the characters-ol th,mea-r tM ha4 baen doing Just what was pro-
uib vx iuai wiBociaucn; wnere is
there any warrant for saying that 'if
we have stats prohibition' any : homes
will be. raided at tbe.mldnlght bouf
In search of ttqor? When tause or
organization Is compelled 'to resort
to such misrepresentation It Is hard
pressed. A cause that must bs bolster
ed up by such misrepresentation Is a
bad one.-. ' ; ; r '
5 It Jb reliably reported that a;very
large fund had been raised by the ltq
uor people to defeat prohibition. If
prohibition is such a good thing for
the llQuor trade, "why all this money
for its defeat and why all these post-'
ors .and why all these speakers we
all the New Models
NeLewis Bldg Washington St.
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BUY DIRECT AND
C&rloads of parfect building
bfitr, t fit UK the paper on the
Onr S-aro paiwii
ever oixrM anywner xor
yriuv, sriu I V urn vuij m wauiyim vt. lira uwuy puuu
itatnn and prloe-Mvers contained In our oat&.ogue.
) We own and operate our own mill In Seattle and ,
save roc; middlemen's profits
,,tl Send In a Itat of what yo
yon In ACTUAL FIGURES
We sell evarvbodv and
mlddlemeife pronti r'FOR
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The .vrohlbltionlstS'Say the saloon ,
mast go. Our opponents say. the saloon
with K attendant crime, poverty and
Insanity shall stay, I-) : -
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material.-cut to a TUifVM-
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what we hvi you.
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