The Port Orford tribune., October 14, 1914, Image 1

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O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y
■TAT« ABO DI STB! CT O rV IC B M :
ü . 8. S a n a t o n - D r . H a rr y L au e, ®f
Portland and Geo. K O ham berlaln of
Salem .
O o n g m e m a n , K irn t D is tric t— W illi*
F o r > U n t e 4 T im e O nly—
THEY FAVOR
I DRY OREO
H i x p a i r o f o u r f i n e s t 38c W ° e la -
d l e o ' g u . i r a n t e e i l h o s e in b la f K t a n ur
white cutui's *ttli
w ritten
a H aw ley, oí Salea-
t ir e r a o r—OawaW W e « , Kalein.
g B ra n te e ,
Heuretary o f S t a t o — B e t t . W . O louU Sa-
f o r $1 a n d 1 0 c t o r p o s ta g e , e l «
S p e c ia l O f f e r F o r
A steady stream o f m on ey—the life-blood of a state
—pours from “m odel prohibition” Kansas
into L icense states!
The Topeka State Journal, a supporter of Prohibition, on July
8,1913, published the statement that approximately
1,500,000 QUARTS OF LIQUOR
were legally shipped’ into the state of Kansas each year.
Kana& a g e t n o re v e n u e —o t h e r s t a t e s g o t th e m o n e y !
Oregon near the bottom with Kansas?
D ry K a iu a t ranks 32nd in per
canita bank rwxources
G enanunenf atatfatfea sftoiv that
Dru K a a e a s has th e low est
church enrollment of the North
Central State«. O nly 3S.M p e r
Wisconsin, a wet state In the North
Central group, hae-a chereh roll
o f dd..7 p e r ceitL
D ry Kansas bnys greet quantities o f
Bikers and Home Remedies.
Government reports show these
Bff fe dff
per rrsf sHeeAeL
Xjsafvafs of « Amertfe «aswe
•safe" afhesNd te e ffrwtee of
f o r a lim ite d tim e only, s in p a ira of
our finest 35c value Ouaronged .Uoet S u p t P u b lic In s tru c tlo n — L . A . AW-
orm an, Halem.
soy color w ith w rittcp g u a r a t t e n and
a p air c f o u rw e ll known AfteY Para­ State P rin ter— W illis D o u iw a y . Salem.
dis* darter» for ode dollar, a t « lOe for Attorney G eneral— A. M . C iaw lord,
R u ta Game Warden— Wru. L. F lu -
postage, «tei "
You know these hoae; hey Stood the
lay, Salein.
MORE
THAN
O N E -H A L T
OF
State H ruith G t t c e r - ^ r - C alvin S.
test when all others failed. They g iro
HEADS
OF
C IT IE S
TELL .
U b ile , Salem.
icq I foot comfort. They harp no seams
W A T T H E Y STAND. BUT
to rip . T hey never becmnfrlooa« and
.
O N E -S E V E N T H W ® T .
<
baggy Ms the shape Is ki lt in , not
pressed in. They are G'aonanhcd for
firmness, fo r style, for superiority of J o i n t H e u a t o t lo t Cooa and C u r r y -
Oregon M ayor« are la fa v e r o f the
m aterial and w oikm anship, absolutely
I . 8 . S m ith .
Oregon dry amendment m ere than
»laidlees an d to wear tix OWMh* w ith ­ Joint Repre«entative for Cooa and ;wa to one.
out holes, o r a new p air free.
-I
,
C u rry—8. P. Peirce.
One -th ird of the executives have
D o n ’ t d e l a y b u t « » n d i n y o u r Judge, 3d Jud icial D is tric t—J . W . put themselves on record la favor ef
O r d e r b e f o r e o f f e r e x p ir e s G ive
H am ilto n , Roseburg.
, dry
O nly one-aoventh have
correct size.
Prosecuting Attorney fo r
C u rry declared themaelvM wet.
E V E K - W E A l t H O S I E R Y V O . C o .— W . H . M e r e d i t h , W e d d e r b u r n .
I o f 177 M a y e n e f Oregon. 88, or
D a y to n , O h io
(J. 8 . CoiuuiUelonera— H . T . Stew art more than half, replied te the query
P e rt O rford.
1 addressed to them hy the Committee
o o tg rv ornoaait.
| of One Hundred. T he aaawera were I
C o u n ty J 'ld g e — W . A
W ood, G old 1 ^ 7 ; ®*! wet- 2fi; no declaration, 2-
lieack
The Com m tttte o f One Hundred fat
County Gomnuasionera— D . O degroro. ° ‘e « » W l » t i e a o f C reg n n hualneo
Gold Heaoh; Geo Chenoweth, L an g lo is . men fighting fo r the Oregon dry
Sheriff—C . H . B ailee, Gold Beach.
»“ « " ^ n t . I t a d d re a a o d . le tte r to
T o « 'U « r tk e u u r Oniv
O utfit nnd t'n iv . reel pr<
fur a lim ited tim e only,
wo-th 38.o0 s havin g On
We sell our products to
•Uievt, and therefore
agtntt' projfts w h ite as r
v e r y la r ,* ,
l HtMw fjnuod R oaw
1 A - in c h Lather Broth
1 Bator Strop, Onaeea«
, t S ieM Batal Boek m
1 33-i»tk Barter Terri
1 Far Skating Soap
1 Box Taleum Powder
ml Shavinu
a r y . . T i~ w
- R “ ii
” S S u .,... w o ^ . .
a „
«ts we w ill
id thia well
. _____ . . .
- ,
„
.
the mafIves w ith the people e f O re-
n « * “ * » » who!«." »»W J- B. w heeler.
I for $1 00. ¿ T T T L ?
t consumer
^ . d i a i r m a « e f the Committee e f O n .
« aave a ll
W acl>*
I Hundred. " W ith those everywhere
know are •arteyor— I . Oaugbeil J r., Gold Beach, who conllder the situation, they know
ux anna» o r m a c o v e r..
that Oregon dry means more and hat-
C iro u it C o u rt meets Fourth M onday In W mbm > m h o m s m a a a s n a a s s s a a d b a
August of each year.
,
__
County Commlaalonera C o u rt meets
Samuel Compere aayst -T h e
first Wednesday iu Janu ary, A p ril,' *
when the saloon
J u ly and September of each yam .
Prebate C o u rt moeta drat Monday in
eneh mouth
* ’ v S * movement moot
”* ■’* * * * • •
W IT H O U T
S TO R ES -
B U S I-
H O U SE S.
B Y E . B. LOCKHA».1
(C ity E d ito r, Salem S ta te n i n . )
In spite e f the fa c t
th a t
h tJ tr -
conditions have been d ic ta /“ d
ever the country, Salem h a - held “t e r
own in splendid style.
Aithor g
"huxineea houses," o r aX’.oor , were
voted out o f existence by t i e
p e o p le
e f Salem ju s t before the beguuuog
of the year, an o e w t e t repairing
come tim e fo r
readjustm ent
!n
city o f leas then 30,000 pejn!e,
a
p ro g ­
ress steady and sure has b<-en the r e ­
s u lt N e t only has the c ity held .its
own hut a marked e m h e e is noted.
The three largest ¡stores la Salem
report th e ir b diin i ' J this year to bo
better than any yearprevfous, and t—e
e f these three have been compelled ‘
improve th e ir ertahuahn.er’ » i y read'
Juatmenf and ramcdoliug the >nt«rr
Io n requiring lnya«tmen& e f, in one
880C0 end
ease,
la theether *8000, to
¿aBaMMnaaaassB
wnaaM
rei
The —
businaas
'beany eocarv m e t orricxe sao rear- te r business.
H a rb o r............ “. " " T k k l w r G entner, ‘J*«*"- * « * * •
°» **» *»
G old B e a c h ...,.................... J. W . K ile y .' duatriea. W hen the saloon buainoao
W e d d e r b u r n ..........C . L .W a k e m a n , is abolished, t h a n is im m ediately aet
................... u ' ^ v i j ' 1 ! f r i c ® . 1 free an immense sum daily f a r ex-
’ “ r * 1.............. "
. 4 * m R ilS .‘ Penditure
•*< > ««
merchant« end
me»* Johneti a others.“
. . J. 8 . Capps-
The tabulation e f the w ny th e
-•E - V
i n h
M *Y or* expressed th e ir preferences
* • A . H aines
. . . . „ t i . . n ,.
a .w m . . « . , .
Denmark
L an glo is
E c k le y ...
business than they had Ibid
while aonz state th e ir trade cqjtd1*
tions to « • "Just
year.
Y n ln a n i l H a r v a r d e a c h 9 in . x
£ 4 In . P r in o n to n , C o r n e ll,
M ic h ig a n ,e a c h 7
in.
A ll beat q uality fe lt with fe lt head-
in-. , «treaurvis, letters and mascot ex-
i i i t e d in proper colors.. Thia splendid
ai-aorimont seat postpaid fur 68 cents
and 5 etampe to pay postage. Send n o r
H O W A 1 U ) S P E f IA L T Y
CO.
D a y to n , O h io
an d D o n 't K n o w i t .
H e w .go g.h.
rat.
Fill a b o ttle or c o m m -
W a te r a n d 1st It a la n d u
fih > vr
r hours; ,t
u t,!« a !th y
S
c o n d i­
tio n o f th e kid­
n e y s ; I f it stains
y o u r lin e n I t la
e v id e n c e o f . k id ­
n e y ' trouble; tea«
f r e q u e n t d es ire to
pass It o r p a in In
b
.»
T ----------------- the b ac k
also
« p t v f n c in g p r o o f th at th e k id n e y s a n d b la d -
d e r a r a o a t o f order.
W h a t to D r .
• T h o n le o o m fo rt Jn th e k n o w le d g e so
t e e n asp reseed. th at D r . K ilm e r 's S w a m p -
f to o t, t h e g re a t k id n e y re m e d y fu lfills tvarg
w is h in c u r in g rh e u m a tis m , p a in In the
bask, k id n e y s , liv e r , t la d d e r a n d e v e ry p a r t
ef th e u r in a r y passage. I t c o rre c ts In a b illtv
Io h e ld w a te r a n d scai-ilr.g p a in in p assing
g , o r bad a ffe c ts fo llo w in g use o f U q uar,
w in s o r b e a r, a n d o v e rc o m e * th a t u n p le a s a n t
• e c e a s i t y o f b e in g c o m p e lle d to go o fte n
d u rin g t k e d a y an d to g e t up m a n y t im e t
M v r !» f th e n fg h t. T h e M ild a n d th e en tra -
« r d ln a r y e ffe c t o f S u e m p - R o o t ts soon
re a lize d
I t stands th s h ighest fo r Its w o n -
d o rfu l c u r e a o f th e m o s t diW resslo g cassa.
I f y o » wood a m e d ic in e y o u sho uld h a v e the
b ea t. S o ld b y d ru g g ists lr. 50c . a r . d $ l. slxea.
Y o u m a y h a v e a t e m p le b o ttle c f this
wonderful
discovery
f'.'fP’L
a n d a b o o k th a t • • I l ’ f T i t e i V ' r i / B p b
m o r e a b o u t It, b oth sei i g î L
YSJ
abeslutely free b y n ta ll.
'7
BLACK “
b T O W .V s u d gi .UI c : t o r iû o a i i v x u l l t t m u
in L n i r . t
w c r .'le tu r n U ’ie d b y «a, 4,)uiBC">.l..ev; j u t u t » i v i
-’W y f u t . /S 7 ,u
. M O.
o m o s t , R .q u iu 'g a »nut jon
BRAV6HT
K
HOME
n « :L B ,T «a te ..,c i> < « w iil a M I« .tk a « H c .u :.l
A hundred thoureod pairs scld la u y ea r.
I
OCSOfUPTIOII*
,n sI1 .„ ta*».
11
tune N M n»,4Z
A
riding, w r r dnrshln end U om ) toblda wUh
- special q u a lity ui rubber, which never ba-
-Hoea p o r o u s a n d » filc h d o r e n j «r.ia
L a o e tn n « w ithou t a l l o w i n g t h « « 1 / to
We have hundreds c f lottare froct autlaf.cd
stating th a t tlie lr ttrrs h s v a o w lr fiaaopwnrei
c r twins la a whole srasoo. T h a r weigh no
as ordinary tiro, the puncture m is tin g a n a l
g iv e n l-r a c re ra lk a y rrs c f th in , specially
fab. icon th a tre a d "! ' « regular price o f 1
Is 810.00 per p a ir, b a t fu rs d v a rtls lrg puroo
m aking a apodal factory r r l -o to tho ri.la r
day le tte r la recofvwd? V o ship C . O . » . c
b a re asamlired and foand them a trte tly as
_VMryl«Mre> aaaa* tawawM ar t prean>( «krevi.r
a ily k e e p 1 U a g k -D r a u g lit S tuck and
F p u ll r y M c d r e i M
I f y o n r t dues
a n t V e n d A ' cen ts f a r a » e m n le
h
ra n
r tire lu a n n f a r t iu v r s . T h e
C h a tta u o c g a M a d ic ia e C o ., C h a k
ae-urettu. Os., Is a . W, innt
Bleak- U a- uhi Utoek and P ourry
Mad' ta« is the b e r ti ov?rtried. Osa
«.nas was o -blag had whaa yea a -a t
m She d-tdtriae and bow they are
gastin« «e 4 ia. They ars leeklag «
*
,in .w «h.,--; or writ« r«ro«r aiy Tie.
______
— w n rw .irrw .s -m M
..
Dep. 0. 8. Mineral Sorveja
Harvw yw r fo r ihw D is tr ic t oí O r ­
egon.
G o ld Itosseh.
-
•
4
O i rg o i
to write «w oar eoaMewtial lassar basara ap-
« r a ffin iiía r '
PATEN TS
7Î,BW«Pr?.y’fô.RVteWÂ ? J . &
AÙ«wrto»<Hrjr fl«s7B
M tot. •>!•••»»»•. l'r'B’u Inatto
'h *
MtoVtot Wtofc*M * Atottoi* »< liHid». n x tec. Mrs.
« U l i a C O N S T IF A lt O N . M.
r ÉUtoiéy Cte«tete-v. TMtoMtes •»•rtwvft», te. T«to. Mf
< »ft«l V C itihx n » -. W » n w won-
l» W îi
» i> *v«>rv o»
p
bod rafsfeM'.fttff U lb * u * r.
on
'? * k làu4% % "fi«r wwì bovreìft
fcrj» eCwif*' orr.tMn.
crii »' fióos» »dn*, ío V t-r, i.n b k u r.t . «mmii-«btto«
an d
P IrÁ o n ' dmt a n d t r y • boa
• t C . Ä O t O r t i a y : K « L f t a í . r - a .
• ’. siateixl V» cur« by ali drutfg»*t»
FiÇ-iR
ùre - jJ ) .«sel Bcrrloa a»d adyfew. and war
ahergas a n atodarsla. T ry aa
S W IF T A COs,
Fettoni ia o Y O et,
O te U 3 - Pries! Mtoe.Waafilktfoe, 3 .0 .
X
0
0
These things do not convince the
observer th a t ousting the saloons has
resulted in a setback to progress.
2
0
0
0
?
Considering the building permits,
a comparison o f the year 1318 w i t h
the present "d ry” one, ie suggestive.
For the last “w et" year the building
permits from January to A b g 'v t In-
** »3 24 • OCl • 2 V • a «X» “ ea
e x c e p t a a t r i p u f l a in i
d e s c r ib e d a- t o l l n w e : B e ­
p o i n t 3 0 e h a e a a t a i . d 8 50
o f th e q u a r t e t post o n th e
S ' « . 10, s a id t u w n a h i p x m l
X
1
2
Z
month fo r 1313 was, f o r the first
eight months, $4S,C16, afiu fo r this
year, fo r the first seven and one-half
months, $85,844, showing a fine ia -
M .,
r a n g e , o n t h e e a s t e r n I r e u n d a r y o f the
I m e t ; e x t e n d i n g t h e n c o $*> l i n k s o n
e a c h e td « o f a l i n e runn-nu N. (M < le g .
N c Saleons: M ere Bulldiag.
40,000
OREGON
VOTERS
W A N T S TA TE TO BE DR T.
W „ M t h e . ; t h e n c e S . 7U d e g . W . . ÎS7
When tho Oregon dry petitions aak-
ch a ; tlience S . 7 J d e g .
l.ta lc h a .;
t h e n c e N. 44 d e g . W . , 1 .4 3 c h a . ; t h e m e Ing fo r the Oregon d ry amendment
N . 3 d e g . W . , I 3 0 < h l . ; t l t a t n e S . <3 to be on the ballot were filed a t Salem
d e g . W , t t t o h n . ; t h e m e S . del cleg W . they were signed by £6,036 voters of
I . 40 o h e ; th e n c e N . 8 ) d e g . W . 4 .4 )
Oregon. Since the filing was made
c i t a . ; t l i e u v a N . 7 8 <!eg. V s ., 4 cha;
- t h e n c e N 8 8 d e g . W . , 3 7 0 e lin ; t h e n c e by the Committee o f One Hundred,
P. M* d e g . W „ 4 O ita . ; t h e n « « S . 3 « d e g . over 400 additional signature« have
W „ 1 a t c h * . ; t h e n c e 8 . 6 9 .te g . W ., <cme In, so the total signatures num­
4 . 8 8 c h a ..; t h é i n e S . 47 .le g . W . . » . W
ber over 40X00 people who have
c h a .. t o t h e p l a c e » h e r e t h e s t i l p . l o e . «
o n t h e b o u n d a r y o f ( l i e t r a c t , m e n e t placed th e ir names to petitions asking
a r e a b e i n g 4 8 . 1 3 a . - r e a ; lia » e d u i a . n .p- th a t Oregon be dry.
p l i. - a t i o n . f T . W . B i l . i i i g a , M n r L .1 ,
I f each o f the persons make a
O r e g o n ; L l s t O - lO O ’i.
7 l ie a J H t t ' 1,
point of takin g one other d ry vote
N E J t, fhe M SKM N W 'Ü S e c . M l, T .
w ith them to the polls, Oregon w ill
lr. A ll orders shlpord asare 83 F . , R . I l l
40 a c re a , a i p l h a i h . n
Io not p a / a osat aasatU you o f K t c h a r d V a n n e r , M a r . a l, O r e / o n ;
he dry in 1318, when the Oregon dry
» e r i » l r ) t f yeaaredFWtxeaaM
I . t o t 0 - 1 3 4 0 . T h e . « E i S K I S e e . 1«. t h e amendment takes effect.
N E 1 N E | , th e K j * E 1 N M
1» . t a e
Not one cent was expended in cir­
N W t S A f B W l Sec. W . T . 3 3 S .. H . i t
A ll work was
W . . 110 a c r e a , a p p l i c a t i o n o f U a y iH O .n l culating the petitions.
C . T h . a n i . s o n , F o r t o r o n t , O n - . w i : performed by voluntary workers.
L b 1 6 -1 3 8 3 . . A tr a c t w it h in w h a t «U 1
E very county In the state was rep­
p r o b a b ly b e w h e n s u r v e y e d S e c. » I . T .
resented
by one or more extensively
4 0 S . , R 1 3 U ' . , <ieacril>e»f a a f .4 1 u » s :
B e g i n n i n g a t t i m m > r t h » e » t c o r n e r o f signed petitions and temperance o r­
all over Oregon co­
S e c . 8 , T . 41 H » R . ) d W . : e x b - i a l i . g ganisations
t lie n e e N . 6 .8 8 e l i - , t o l «aHei N... 1 ; operated in obtaining signatures.
th e n c e
R -a t
1«
c n a iM ;
Thia general Interest la a clear Indi­
th e m e W. 33 e l .a . ; t h e n c e E’ , it», c h a . ;
t h e n c e S . 3 8 .8 8 r t w . i t h v h c v 1 . 3b t e a . cation th a t Oregon w ill be voted dry
t o t l i e p l a < * o f l « T . i n i i l n g ; « s e e p t n — 882 X Yea— next November by a
but p o f l a i n i SM l i n k a w l - i e . le a e .it r e - l aa huge m ajo rity.
foHusra: l i e g i n l u g a t U te c a v t m .
A a a result I t cun be expected buaf-
Ix u s m la r y o f t ir e t i a . - t w h e n c e C o r n e r
be much bettor immediately.
K o . 8 b ea n * . 3.»* t e a . } e x to r t l a p um s
CHICAGO,ILL
DENNIS CÜÑNIFF. / » .,
to-
elusive, totaled $238.925; a r .d f a r t h f a
year, fo r the «sme period, less h a lf of
® August, $415,088, showing an in-
* ereaao o f $ 2 6 ,! 8 0 . T h e a v e r a g e p u r
Self-htsüngTireiilSiSSSÄS
WbF TMrt:.Itrnull
rHrrrfliir^rrm
10 TK9ILEFSCM PBBC1 WES
g|
Laat week the b u ild in g . p erm it'
tolled $41,000.
3
H . 1 0 W., W.
8 0 lin k s w id e
g in n in g n t
o lm in - s m ith
n o r th tin e o f
í 8**' cí 7 s S
X
2
j
a
d ig m tu r e in a jp e r to c t <jrmdit»<m.
P r o m in e n t A m d r ir tn b r e e d e r » o a d
fa r m e r» k e e p t h e ir h e rd s a n d fl.«-ks
a s u lth y oy g r r r .r e -hers an occa­
sio n a l dose -if B la c k D r a n c h t ^ L re k
a n d I'o n h r y M d i c i n e i n t h e i r
fo o d .
A n r s to ck r a is e r m a y b u y a
28 . c n C M f - p u u n J a i r t ig h t can
u f tin s t n e jic m » f»o in b n d e a k ir
a n d k e e p b i> stock l a » g n r o o i
h e a lth ( n r w eek».
D e a le r« m m e r-
par aaas. k dsee.
t,».i «nx-ow -e;,
lilt?
~
a d dr ess D r . K ilm e r 8c
n<«w <r a— >re*w>a
D e . . B in g h a m to n , N . Y . W hen w iltin g mew-
• a w re a d b ig th ia g e n e ro u s « H e r m this p ap er.
-1
RlfiTQti PfttSES *•
liv e r
¡ r r e g n la r it ie a .
B la c k -
D r a u g h t Stock find P o u ftr y M e d i­
c in e is a Ir e v e l a n d l i w r re m e d y
(n r s to r k
f t p u t* th e o rg a n « o f
has
X I hoen placed, and a $40,000 brick b u ii-
J aeas block is new being constructed.
liicrulu. We « )u u < o u u ro n e z n r« -!,r-e |n 11« I I it.
taartvsocc,/w M ,Zr..i i, . M>-lMttu» T t » U A n ; 'P R C t T H i r . i.i ] u r .iu ;
y iilu i u n « you i a \ r r;do tl'.< bicycle snd v a t i t to any test you wish,
f t ju n Arc then r o t p c riju C y s«U»S<Hf or do out. wl>ii Io kuup the
1 .< > j-le s h t.)itlw c i(t« tu r to > ir ('to u ita * iid iw i M U M S ,« u e M u M .
«i” T d - h l'io highest grad« tic y c h ., i t Is
po r lbta V j m rk u a t o n e « n a il ¿refit above
e c t o s l f r c t n r z e r c t . Y o u n a SW t o g S m l.M limen'» D m D U b y b u y -
l a g d l n c t r f u s s n d ts v v the lu -.u u ia o ta ra h ig tis re iitr» behind y o a r
bicycle. DO WfcT t u t a blorulee» a pah- sk U :ve b o m u — a t ear
eu« m v l you recetvs onr.cauluuur s and te rra ou r unheard of ftmo
STOCK »nd
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$20,000 brick building has been erect
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Vhevatuida Have K !'n«y TiottMB
aa
Since the town w ent d ry a
wiU
t h a u t e 8 8 l i n k a . « « -»fh r i d e o f
r u n n i n g * . 81 . le g . ' * . , « c h » . ;
a lin e
t lr - m - e
N .M .tc v . W .. 8 .3 0 c h » .; t l n - i n v
.le g . W . 3 t e e . ; t h e r e N . W .le g .
c h a , ; t h e i Ce N . 7 9 .lo g . W „ 4 . U
u . t h e p la c e w h e r e t f l e r l r t p f l t w
- . UU
W . 1
cha,
a
>ai
tire
t h e w r s t o r n b - .i t o d u i jr o f
t r . - e t . t h i­
i r e t a r e » b e t u g i i . t - 1 a t r e v , a p p l i . u lu > n
of IL
B . F r e e m a n , H a r i x ) » , O T e ih u q
L i a t 8 -1 3 8 9 . H e p le a t h e r 1 4 , J 9 1 1 .
C
M . B a t e s , A s s tb tu h t O w u n i M - i u i e r o f
Ire G e n e r a l L a n d Office.
I cannot see th a t lack o f ssdoons
meaaa lack in building. I t would
rather seem that lack of the liquor
places m eant progress In eonatdue-
tion, i f the records in the city en-
gineer’s office are to bo relied tjpen.
N e Saloons; Few A tre e t*.
In the m atter o f arrests: T h o a e
fo r drunkenness in 1318 f o r t h e f i r . t
SWven months wars 254, wL".c ic th*
present yosur tor the a-» .e
4
»hero ware but 47, showing a i . i t i o of
six to one. We ward infonr-eO that
‘.here would ha more dninkenneM un­
der prohibition than under the license
plan, but It fails to w ork oat tha'
way, apparently. The arrests fo r a*l
cases during the above monMoneti
periods foil from five to one. W e were
told th a t the number o f arrests would
tncreaae. The eoat o f fcedii .r p riscr-
ero fo r the same period fe ll from
$7"3 26 to $94.60
Host o f the Tew
drcnka fo r the presont re a r get their
drink In nrnrbv “ w f* “ towns, while a
few got It hero w ith the result tha'
four cr five blind pigzers wer« p»-es«
ed and convkted; the coucqucrce is
that at present Salerr is as'd to be
almost "aa d ry as n bone.“ T ha blind
pig thread has fni.cd to pan out.
T he tots B 'r Andro» C lark,
physician to I I . M . Q uote V k -
tcrin, A id ! “ A lc a te l to • petoon
so to strychnine;
so to optauu
w to arsenic;
Tlealih to always
In « • » « way or o tte r ta ja rte
by H ."