St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, October 23, 1914, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text"WET" LEAGUE IN FIGHT OVER COIN This Picture Does Not Exactly Fit Our Stock As our "suits and coats" arc limited to rain coats and just a sample or two of Suits, but wc arc coming to it. Our future plans provide for the finishing of our ware house Into a rcady-to-wcar department. Just now wc arc working into the line by a display of the David Craig Skirts. For SATURDAY and MONDAY we will make a special price on those. Only Two "Taxpayers and Wage Earners" BREWERS PUT UP FUNDS KNOWING THAT OREGON DRY MEANS BETTER BUBL NESS FOR ALL LINES SAVE ONLY SALOONS. DV OITON C GOODWIN, Publicity Department, Committer of On Hundred, The great campaign to make Oregon "wet" has failed. Tho exposure bv Dr. Cora Talbott, secretary of the "Taxpayers' and Wage Earners' League," that the organization consisied of two Eersons, Mrs. Duniway and r. Talhott. and wns fi nanced by the brewers and distillers to make Oregon "wet," threw the fat into tho fire. The brewers and distillers know that all kinds of busi ness save theirs is butter in a dry town. Tlicy know Oils hns been proved by flKitres unci facts from Snlem, Orctfon City, HoscburK. Alliimy, NowbcrK, Asliltmtl, Corvnllls, Pen dlclon ami ninny other towns. Orcanlintlnn Spreads Untrutlii. So llicy orHiinlzed the "Tiixpiiy cr' mid Wko burners' Lciikuu" to nprcud iiiisiiirnriiintloii about Ore gon dry. They know bunk deposits In dry towns have Increased It: number rind amount. They know bud debts nre almost unknown In all dry towns. They know collections are belter. They know arrests from drunkenness are almost unknown. They know ovary dry town in Ore. son it prosperous. So, they became desperate. Taxpayers' League l HJolca.M TllOll tllCV (irUlllllri-ll llm Inlrn "Tnxpnyers and Wane Iiarners' Lciikuc." Dr. Talbott was secie tnry. Shu became disgusted when bo lenrued money was bclntf col- iccteii iy me brewers and distil lerles by the use of her mime, and alio resigned. Then Mrs. Duniway advertised lavishly, iinnouuciiiK that the money Ihc "Iciikuo" was using was pro vldod by the brewers. The campaign of iiiMuformaliou carried on by employes of (lie loujfuo, who are also employes of the breweries and distlllerlus, Ik now Known all over Oregon. Drawers Spending Your Money. Kvery man, woman and child has to spend $20 ti year with tho saloons. If you do not drink, some 0110 cue lias to pay YOl'H .share. So, It Is YOUll money the Ore Ron brewers and ISaslern dMil lerles have been luiug to per.Miado YOU Oreuon wri will van Kootl. It is bellevetl they expect lo spend over $200,000 of YOUll money. They know Oregon ilrv will nut Ihsm out of business nnd help every om.r kind ol business in the itato. AllbnuHh the In i-Wi'ilix iiml .lit. tlllerles know Oregon dry Is for weuur Dullness, prosperity and more work, they are fighting It. Ne Saloons) Hotter Ilii.l. ...... We have had bad limes with the suioon, Haven't we? Why not try no saloon? It can't make things worse and is certain to make things better. The reason is: Money (pent on the saloon can. not he (peni for groceries. Money pent In the saloons much of It foes East, Money (pent for dry good and groceries stays In the towns and makes Letter business, The members of the Committee of One Hundred are all Or..nl... Most of them are business men. They ask you to vote Oregon dry, because they know, as the brew ers also know, that Oreguu dry means better business, lower taxes, more work and a return to pros perity. For the experience of all Oro Hon dry towns bus proved this to be the case. Ttld sdrsiUssintnt by CoainltWe of Oat flomiia, (u uorgau mag,, j'ortuui, on. I WILL GIVE $1000 IF I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR i nut iiiwi it roi sons to (iiMt tr ituclit ti mi wmwutiiiMeMPaiii to PAY Until Cured No X Hay or ether ewimllo. Au l !iu it iiantmuli"ilir iro WRITTEN CUAR1NTU A Tumor. Lump ti Sore u llu' li,r (a-o or body U months is Cancer anil uvvvr nam. until 1 it stiuio 120.PACE BOOK taut Flti:i:, 10.000 toll. Mouuls. WiBl tl wal A LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST i i .HI I CANCER and if tifcUtcJ It always pnU.iu iif)Kianoiu iiio unupttaiKl KJLLS QUICKL" Piwr out-Ail i l.uli ..f.... if - ....... i . ..... v -.-. tm sstas I't'O II 4UVI J 11 JUSls DR. & MRS. CHAMLEY & C0.f&? rS'?S" J,!'W. Cfsstsit Cinetr Specialist Hilii" AE434 & 436 Valencia St., Ssn f ranclsco, CJ. mm MAIL THIS to SOTHMWit!) CANCER Real Leaders in the Churches United in Con demnation of Prohibition Prelates, Priests and Pastors Raise Their Voices in the Cause of Temperance, Not for "Reform by Law" Read What National Thinkers Say: T drink Is no sin. Jeeus Christ drank. To keep a toon Is no sin. And anr policy that claims In tho nam of Christ, or doss not claim Ills name, that duals with ths well, plfh universal taste of man for alcohol ON TJIK I1AHIH OF LAW AND OrtDKIt AI-ONH, cannot commend Itself to the Mt lattlllsreacw, and Is doomed to fall." ItEV. OIL HAINHt-OUD, BL OeoreVa Episcopal Church, New York City. Is It riant to drink wins and beer? It Is right for each Individual to decide that question for himself, nnd for the community to put such refutations on the solo of vlne and beer, AND ONLT SUCH, as are necessary to pmual iwiiular i ana putillo disorder." ItHV. LYMAN AUUOTT, "The church of Clod has never declared the moderate use of alcohol to be a sln( this seems to be left, with other tblnts, m open matters of Chrl.tlau Ubrrty. THIS IIBV. CANON WEHT. D. D. "Aa for those who endeavor to enlist Horlpture tn their elde by maintaining that the wlno mentioned In Hcrlpture was not an Intoxicating liquor, they must either be thorn elves very leaoraat and silly If they realty oelleve It, or must be fostering- a leua fraud In the hope of deluding the elimale . , , uader false prttrnrfi." AltClIUIHIlOP WHATKLY. "All true Ansrrleaae, It seems to me, ought to strive to maintain and perpetuate American principle. Htate-wlde f rohlbltlon violates and leeal option support (hit prlnrlplr. hsrsfore I am opposed to atafcwlde prohibition iiu.l In taVor of local option." IIIHII01' DANIIU. H. TUTTI.H, Vresldlnsr Ulshop of the Trotestant Episcopal Church In the United mate. "I am oppossd to prohibition by statute, t would rut her see America free flrsC and then have' Its cltlteiik ur I h fr-.-. Um for moral ds." ItHV. a l'AHKB CAIIAN. llrooklxi, N. V. "Under the present law (county prohibition) the laloon, where the traffla could be reKUlated, h Klven to the 4ruaafor, where lulaora and uudralrablre o.)(u!t nil thr wkUky tuy . The lliuor business should be lO'uluclvl ept and above board, and not over the bnre of rrrl ileus.' IU5V. KATIIUH T, J, HYAN, I'ontUr, illili "I cannot see the benefits to be derived from rompiilMir arMtlaoaee, UIUlIOl' OltAPTON, of Wisconsin. "Absolute iirahlbtttoa haa proven Iniprartlrablr, If not a dlsatal failure." TUB 11IOUT IlKV. THOMAS V. Lll.I.Ifl, Illshop of Leavenworth, Kansas. "The use of alcohollo liquors Is and always has been con sidered not only legitimate aa a beverage, but It la route era4 and hallowed III the most solemn and weighty rite of the Christian Church, You cannot, by mere lm, eradicate a ssntlmsnt and destroy an Institution that has stood for ag and that Is so dseply rooted In our social life." ItlSV. W. A. WAHSON. Nuw York. "Rveryone knows that there are many saloons that are perfectly orderly and law-abiding. Have I, as a mllilstor. any more right to Interfere with the business of such a place than the saloonkeeper would have lo disturb the pence of my congregation while at worship?" VKHT ItKV. D. D, 3, IIAUTI.1JV, Utile Hosk, Ark. "I consider areklbltloa nrosc because It la destructive." IIIUHOI UHAlll.KH 1). Wll.I.IAMB. Michigan. "The establishment of prohibition would be tiaprarllral and Would puna premium ok Ike sale Of Intutlvallug drlaka." CAIID1NAL lllllllONS. "Prohibition drives underground the mischief which II ak. (a oare," I1IHIIOP HAt.U VermonU "1'robJbltlva haa been disastrous to Hit cause of trui reraare." IUH1IOP C LA I IK, Ilhode Island. "It Is a rude Interference with the personal liberty for the law to tell me what I slmll rat or how much I shall rat, It la just as rude an Interferem'ti fur It to describe what shall or shall not rlak, and how much," UKV. I) It CHAR 1'AUICHUltHT, New York. "My eyea were opened to the great evils of prohibition In a very fsw years. The slabs organised by young luru, the selling of vtle geoocltoas by nouieu no J ilillUreu, h krseerUr aad eorruptlsa arrested my attention.' RHy, Ull. 1II.ANC1IAIII), Portland, Me. "Many people ttr.vuukt state-wide prohibition to be the Ideal remedy. It Is luipravtttal, and It. violation Is pro ductive Of klildea and ehauixful vtcr." mtlllOP OAll.Oll. Tiilirs(o. (Paid Advertisement Taxpayers' and U'aso-Harnors' League of Oregon. Portland, Or.) Saturday Qnooiol Monday N Il.ie-TI.'.V lrvisliiiSiWSaTslTsTsTsTsTsTsV'- h.1 IbbB sW till I I II I faS i i a 1 1 s wm ssssssa i i ;i i i i rarn Oct, 24 Oct, 26 FALL 5 Davitl Cralji Skirts Chatldo Clnlli; Reg. $9.00, 8ccial $6,.s Davitl Crnfff Skirts Shcplicrd Check rcR. $5.00, special $4 to Davitl Cniitf Skirts Granite Cloth, accordion pleat; rcg. $7 50, special $5 80 David CraiK Skirts Silk Poplin; refc. $8.50, special I6.25 Davitl Ciuij; Skirts Blue Serge; reg ?6 00, special $4.85 David Craig Skirts Silk, regular $1 1.50, special . . . .$8.75 David Craig Skirts Roman Stripe; rcg. $9.00, special $6.45 These Skirts arc all made in the latest tailoring models and arc priced regularly over town at prices exceeding our regular prices. They arc simply a line of samples, and if you want something nice at a smalt cost, wc advise inspection of these. SUITS !HP AND COATS&l BONHAM & CURRIER Coming, Hole Proof Hosiery New Models Warner Corsets Make Your Town a Better Place to Live rini)KMw nutnts 1 l)y your patronage of the organizations thut arc. here estab lished. Be it n Church, a School, n Bank, a Club, a Res taurant or a Store. If you cannot buy at our Store, buy somewhere else in St. Johns. The development of the Business interest will naturally aid in developing the other affairs of the community. Wc arc addressing our fellow business people now in particular. There is not a merchant in St. Johns who complains that the wage earner docs not patronize him. But the peo ple of means in some measure retard the progress because their first thought is the big stores. But there is one stock in particular that carries any thing that any MAN can reasonably require. We are making a bid for your business at our Men's Toggery. It requires a considerable investment to carry Hues of such dependable Merchandise as Regal Shoes, Flor sheim Shoes, and Crossett Shoes. Silver Collars, Arrow Collars, Arrow Shirts, and Wachusett Shirts. The Clothing and Hat line are bought in Smaller Quantities often and of the newest. The Men's Toggery BONHAM & CURRIER, Owners L. E. ROSE, Mgr. JOSEPH McCHESNEY, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Day Nkht Offlce tn WcChesney blk. SCJassm, Oregon. DR. W. J. GILSTRAP Physician and Surgeon Glasses Accurately Fitted DRUGS FURNISHED Office Pbftae Cel. 282 Res. Phone Cel. 196 I Office Xooms 6 sud 7 1'lrst Hstlonal Bank CMic O. J. GATZAIYER ATTORNEY AT LAW McDonald Building ST, JOHNS . . OREGON PERRY C. STROUD LAWYER First National Bank Building ST. JOHNS - . . OREGON THAD, T. PARKER I ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Rooms 7 and 8 Holbrook Buildiug ST. JOHNS DR. RAM BO DENTIST Phone Columbia 612 Pint National Bank building IT. JOHNS, OREGON. DR. J. VINTON SCOTT DENTIST Ofm aVraritaga and Suadajra ay As polnUaent I Office Pkoae Columbia i.in j Resideat Fkone Columbia 3S e? LAUHLL LODGE No. 186 I. O. O. P ST. JOHNS. ORfGON Meets each Monday evenlntr In OdA Pal lows ball at 7U0. A cordial welcome to nil vnniuK uiuiucrs. Cliss, K. Tooley, Noble Oranil John J, Roodnisn, Vice Grand V.C MeNtsI, Ktc. BfC. Chss. I.. Owen, Flu. See. II. 1' Clstk.Tlt.i, HOLMES LODGE NO. 101 it mono or ryiiiiA Meets every l'riday night t'ta o'clolr III I. n. O. Hall, Visitors always wel come. a. v. PirirrtT. 0. c. A. CARLNKLSON, K. R. S. DORIC DODGC NO, 132 A. r. and A. M. 'Meets lll firct nn,1 H.I-,1 Wcdnesdayofeach month u uikkucr s nun, visi tors welcome. Chas. A. Prv. W. Tit. A. W. Davh, Secretary. EDMONDSON CO. 107 S Jersey Strat law Wit, m at MNiflTlflOS IN Central Market! 205 S. Jersey Street See us for the Choicest Cuts el the Best Meats Obtainable, Order rated and ramify Trad -rBtitrsl T. P. WARD, Proprietor. We buy or sell St. Johns Property AlcKINNEY & DAVIS Real Estate List your property with us if you uesire to sell nnicklv 202 N, Jersey St. St. Johns J. R. WEIMER Transfer and Storage Wi Aslivu. VAJJ1 sVAArTil an) Mk ttut. PartUaA bbJ VI Oa. . oitv daelt aiul aU sksints . . ...IV.1. Hr wsMrstv Pisyw sjsvi httritun sW Plumbing, Tinning AINU Furnace Installing call up Columbia 92 G. W. 0VERSTREET Plumbing and Gas Fitting Job work promptly attended to. I'hone Columbia (18 109 Burr Strut St. Mas. Otmm- NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. In order to Insure a change of ad vertisement the copy for such change should reach this office net later than Wednesday, at S o'clock p. m. Please remember this and save the artatar Br 1b ta year Jab priaUB wktla you UsJuk at it Dost wait bbUI yen am Mtlraly out. We axe equipped to tn out aeat iU txKr ivtattiur tNrasaOr at ParllaiU svieet. ar Ip J