East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 24, 1914, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextETGIIT PAOES DAILY EAST ORFGON'IAN". PENDLETON. ORFGON. SATURDAY. WTOR-FI! !. UM4. PA OK FIVE in n m JUST IN H 1 t 3 t 3 Cordonnet Special (D.M.C.) ' We fortunately found a Wholesale House who had a limited quantity of this famous Thread on Land ii and they filled our order in good shape from No. 1 up. H Our supply will not last long. "Pleased to Show You" 3 How about Ladies' and DIAMOND W WeI1 uia favorably known brand of shelf AM OS C AX roodi feature the extensive line carried by the delmonte East End Grocery FrulU, Vegetablee and all other necessities aJwayi to be found her JOHN W. DYER, GROCERYMAN E. Alta St, No Rent, -J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E ONE TRIAL WILL MAKE TOU A STEADT PATRON. AT HOHBACH'S Modern Lunch Room Drckft, commencing at 00 o'clock a. m. Hot Merchant Lnncfa 11:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. MENU. - BOUILLONS Tomato Bouillon - - 10c Clam Bouillon S Beef Bouillon 10c Queen Olives Potato Salad Pan Roast Olympla Fry SANDWICHES Ham Sandwich Dc American Cheese Sandwich- 10c E S Plmetta Sandwich 10c Egg Sandwich . 10c E SwiM Cheexe Sandwich - 10c Ham and Egg Sandwich ISc E Fried Ham Sandwich lOo Club Houoe Sandwich tic E E Roast Beef Sandwich lOo E E SPECIAUS E S Hot Waffles 10c Chile with Beans tOc S Baked Beans 19c Our Own Special Taniale 15c E E Hot Hamburger Sandwich 10c Hot Roast Beef Sandwich, E E Hot Cakes .. 10c Brown Gravy ISc E Chile Con Carnle ISc Try our Victoria Chocolate. E E HOT DRIN KS Single Orders E E Coffee lOo Chocolate 10c Tea 10c E E Malted Milk 10o Hot Lemonade 10c E E Milk Tunch ISc Hot Grape Tunch ISc E E Ambrosia Punch 15c Hot Eftg Chocolate ISc E 5 gg Malted Milk ISc , Hot Cocoa Cola 10c S E Ceffe, Tea or Milk with orders, 5c cup. E E Ice Cream served at fountain and sold in bulk to order the year E E 'reund. E E OTTO IIOIinACII, Prop. Phone 80. . 221 East Court SUwC E iiiuiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitnitiiuniiiiml PAY "MORE GROCERIES FOR LESS I MONEY" rOTA'fOKS Large white, solid, good keepers, all sacks full weight, sack $1.25 HOOD KIVER A PTLES KXTItA FANCY Spitxenltonr. Jonathan, Dellf lower, Delicious Northern Spy, tax $1.23 CALIFOKXIA GRArES TOKAYS, MALAGAS and IsLACK TRINCE, laro full wcipht baskets, 50 SWKKT POTATOES Smooth, fresh, even stork, 7 1-2 jvounda for 25? CAULI FLOW ER La rge white heads, each 10t MINCE MEAT Just liko homo-made, the pound 20? CHOW CHOW Extra good for meata or relishes, quart 30 ( SOUR KRAUT Quart 10t FRESH EGGS Dozen z 40? Shipment HAMS and BACON just received EXTRA FANCY EASTERN Stock. Open Until 10 Tonight. THE SPECIALTY CASH GROCERY Rhone 4 70. Children's Underwear? Juat Taxea. Phone Sll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 TJf Chicken Bouillon 10c Malted Clam lOo 8ALADS AND RELISHES 10c Sweet Pickles 10c 10c Ripe Olives 10c Chicken Salad 20c OYSTERS 60c Oyster Cocktail 15c 60o Oyster Stew SOc Olympla Raw SOc :i CASH C28 Main St LOCALS Advertising in Brief HATE. Pre lit lint I rtl lie f'w Hoc ee4!UjaJ Iwrtlre it Per Hoc. art aai II W Ne Urtl take fur lew tlaa -ie. Count Jlarr word ! Hm. Lam will ut be laia tt IW 'pfciM aed itniuun mmt mam pa&7 erdec Good winter quarter for horse' and rlsa at the Alta barn. .1 CJrl wiahe work. Country prefer red. Inquire thU office. Wanted Good. eleea rag at U Cart Orefonlaa efflce. For rent Furnished fcouekeep:r:r, room. 121 ftonewal Jackson. For rent Fnral'hed agartment room. Inquire 102 Water rtreet. The Alia House, a tool, popular. et cheap place to stop. J. M. Etepa enson. prop. When your auto or bujry top fiKda repairinf or ttw tile csrtaina. try Gadwa. Giil want position on ranch help ing with houf-ework. iDQ're St W. iluff tre-t or phone J. Good dry. black pine wood. J J 51 per cord. St. 01 If aied. DeliTered. See B. B. Gerval or phone 771. Old papers frr eaje; tied la bun (lea. Good for starting fire, etc lie t bundle or two bundle for lit fhla office. For sale Te modern cottage lo ated oa tM.fi Court treet. eeres tlock from Mala street. Inquire of Callers mill. Try the Wett End Mark.t for gro-cerie-a and meats. lXil W. Alta at. Phone Tit. Free delivery. Satisfac tion guaranteed. For sale Modern seven room house and seven lot. with barn, do to school tint take It all. Inquire or a J dress -a" this office. mi i win Gm iot a,o. . . . jdne i blocka from Main street. Mcdem- j convergence. Addres "XT til of- nee. I Several small lira on CmafXUj river particularly adaptej to fcog.j dairy or poultry. f.St cash. baUncej on or before It year 7 1-1 per centj See Berkeley. j The Eecmore. (17 Willow street! Furnished rooms, sine'. or doable.' team heat, and hot and cold water In IT , ' I VIENNA. Oct. 21- ( Via Itonve.) room. The only modem .part-. Tb. atnrtkm oi U A,trian ruon bouse in the city. ilur Ixn hr a in Ok- Save itf Ukes the t'.g loais and hl a lam of H rrrw of S3 each room. j meet 1 -Mutt- take the L'-g !ai an 3 JefT shows the epeed. Pa!andlva4 admitted. i tiro, caul anyuing ana rraronae.e I rurnltare ran and storage warehouse ! Office C47 Mala street. Phone Sit- i Agent Sen guaranteed hosiery ! 70 per cent profit; make Sit dally Order repeat regularly; best agent seller In exigence. International Mil.. West Philadelphia, pa. Matrimonial agency of highest character: rtrictlv rrivate and reh-! sble. LWt In the Wert. Eighth year.j the south till wa the scene cf aj column front page editorial, in it ia Why not better jour pt:on? Foil, tapjy gathering f young people last; sue of October 20th. the Ashland Tid- informaii.n lc. Idea Irtroiaclion Club IVx 1(1. Vancouver. B. C. jBt Like Govcrwmcnt BomK of approval npoa the meats we sell. ! being pore, wholesome and free Effrom Infection. If yon wart good'p:. olga Ii Fontaine. Daphne meat, phone (41, Oregon Market. I Adv. Street Car Ticket oa Sale. I Wringer. GUds Lane and Helen Street car ticket now or sale l FuimoiJ. The young gentlemen French Rertanrant. General tickets. hti sere John Ham ley. Harold It for 11.00; echool children' ticket, uk, j. Co'wrthy, rrank Dick 2C fot 11 CO-AdT. on. Harold Maloney. DieCief Struve, Hrnry Judd. Ernest Boylen. Ned Los- Foier. Clarence Ban. Wiibar Ead- lUy mare 4 year o.d. wett aao-i' . I ran'ed T2 on an i:ou:aeT.i whit left hind foot, mane roachel; i Giieon Bron wa hostess believe him t be. a spineless man. Finder return to W.. U Tbompeoaj j,t,riay afternoon to trie ladies ofi The evidence is too ample to be gain and receive reward of ten dollar i Jhtf Fr-.day Bridge Club. Mrs. David 'said that he announces no principle, Adv. ' h jn captured the high score j tak no stand, advocates no policy Anto Street tar iws K"wce. Commencing Monday. October 2(.J the fare on the auto street car wUlj a I 1 reduot-d to only fie cents. un eral tk-k-t will te old Zl for $1 and .hool children tickeis. rood during school hours crly. ml t sold S for IK'. It now chea;r to ride than to walk. PARKER ATO STREET CAR SERVICE. tAdv.) HISH SCHOOL SOON TO GET i RttOT FOR STATE DEBATE:--- -- -p--;: I derson and Nina Hampton; Installing GOYI-KNMKNT OWXEKSI1IP OT otfxer. EiU Bedlow. A large num lt ll.i:OAIS WILL HE M B- ', ir were preetat, but owing; to the JIXT W51MI). jt-ection. no socUi was held. The ! rrf -'.ar e-xtat wiU be hell at the Ttndklon high school re!ved t 1 Cit;ng vn November twelfth. flate Jt-bate question Friday mm-Diri and will Ugin immediate")- to pr-f-l ji, j j KuUtone and daughter, lare for the great contest at Eafeicj MlJ, tvrA i;cujtoEe, wiU come over nest spring. The 'Jr,k-a is as fol-jfro:a wIla Wai:a tomorrow to be lens: Kolved: That the govern- oxer saniay of Mr. W. M. ment rhould wa and operate rail-t road rtir a consmon CArr:, mithin and aero th rooondanw or, the several etatea. j The uuesuon wiU andergo a tbr- ough consioerat. la tae ciaas an.i w ill XK-rhapa 1 uced in the local Hf-1 uu. which will becu anoot ine ux cf tvhia emester and the first of steal There is a class f IS at preeeai tl nciiool. all of which 1J a; pear in trie coming try out. An 4fort im being made thla year ti make delte one of the most ntr esting cf the high school activities, and Frinciple Hampton, who 1 te local -oaoh. is devoting all hi fjar time to the accomplisiinifnt of "JtJt -nd. TI. .uttion a subtnU'.ed br the n Hifh Schcs.4 lHlaung Liro , debated In U the dtflricns o the Ktale rxpresi ntod in this let'ue aiij will W-cme the question U-r th final U.'lmtt" lor the f.ale .lia:n;".o-i-ti,,ii at Kjft'iie nvt Mr I't-iidicton won the cvj nj'. :i, nil ;forts Jns.v:l.e re li t tii-ido this ar to ciiv : the i' .c-j'lonsl-.ip for tl.e ih-cvtS time. t-! I'nrnnnitii u ni-rinn! l-jTiinoUiiAL Mmilllili . Norton liobo of :'ranf.e!f, U at Ivnd.'elon today. i 11. IttM'ormack of E-.ho, m Pen- i'.n yW.ioT today. I!. C. Whltaorth of Ontario, ! of the St George. Is a I or ii. ini:m or i. mari;:a ig rg- l'-rrd at the Cowman. V. C. Connor, well known Helia farmr. cme In this morning from bis bom. C. E. Engdahl. enkf executive of the town of Ue'ix. 1 trar.w tinp bus. here. A. Buckley, nsaUtact fjperir.tend ent of the O.-W. R. X la over from La Grande. 1'ng D. Goey. well known Chinese merchant, returned thla morning from a vait la Seattle. J. If P.eid was among the Hermls ton people here es'trlay on the ca before the circuit court. Mrs. D. R. Chen, .fe of a promi nent local Chinese, came over this morning from been ii:.c. Pasco where the had FARE ON AUTO STREET CARS TO BE REDUCED TO 5 CENTS m:v rate MONDAY OF GOES IV EiTIXl Tt aij. rAirrs THE C1TT. I: is announced by Ifanafer Parker ff the auto street car errL'; that f'artlr.g Monday a five cent fr will granted to all parts of the city General ticket will be soil at a ra'e of Z2 for $1 and a school children' . .1... tin4 HA ilt .,v"-. - y . a r. ti ticket however. being gool nl for chl!dren coming from or BOi- to chool- in i Th rate to the state hop'ta changed. So I Bora to Qween. MADRID. Oct. 24- A on wa born lo the queen of Spain todar. m-4rian Monitor Destroyed. YIKNXA. Oct. SI. Via Itom.) itli a Tow of iw crew of S3, Tie heme of Mrs. J. R. Dickson on' i (Continued from page two.) i I i. iny giiucnzig i joung peop.e laaij sue ui iaiuwi 4"i - - ilevrnig. a number of high school : ings, for 40 year a staunch republl j boys being host lo an equal nun;lrj can sheet supporting republican can- of oucs Ul:rt of the high chooI set, Danc.cg ii enjoyed in the spacious : were the Misae Miitired FlnnelL ! Pauline Hue. Jean Reber, Vera Tem ple. Olga Sar,..$en. sani.en. Margaret Co-esworthy.i n Boyien. Beulah Smith, Esther; hea. Kathertne Thompson. Jiunei j an l Barton Greulich, kvcors in the p'ay. The JTriday Brile club was farmery tiit L.s Thirteen Club, known as' At a n esting of Daphne Circle, No. Wu.ra vt Woodcraft, held Thurs day ttL;r.g the fo'.Ioving officers were elected for th ensues year: F.t giarl.n ntighbor. E1U Beddow; jardian tehbor, Margaret Cronln; adir. I la Olson; clerk. Sarah Ktfsucii; banker. Anna Webtrr nia gtcian. CUr Htsitnelgarn; atlend nt. May FrUdley; ca.Uin of gaards, Loue Van Orsdail: inner sntinel. Virv l.-rr-irr uj'.tr sent. cel. t. J. uVely. Ttty wa leave Monday for1 jvrtund where they U j - CoL acj jj c Newport ot Kermistvn are making a vis-t in th Mr. and Mr. A. L Ayer and Mra. S. W. Spencer ef Heppner are among tLe visitor In Pendton ody. Favorite plajers appearing Sunday are Ruth Roland. G. M. Anderson. Lille Lireliie. Joe and Job a SmOy, and Marvhal NeiUn. "The Trtamph of Right." two-part Li, tin draxaa featuring IXi i.el.e TTls is a strc-cjc Lubia drama and that ha r:ed favorable mn- J rr-L-r.c'o Ectts In. E--sa- H ; r.. Ar. --ir G. M. Anirn lirirna B ' . r,! tv. t v.:: ; leas. U T" . S ; ' Eva., xs " K-l t:i u-. !. ."-r : ; li'tx Iki'.jcj T 'jf 3 .:! I v-- l!y !t:r", v C fl . . .-: ' Iv - :u kr . . ' t ' U ii'fLYING SQUADRON" OF DBTS ARRIVES IN STATE srKKf:ns st.i:t campaign AGAINST WET ELEMENT AT I-OKTLA.NI. PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 24 Seven members of the Flying riquadron of Arneric:i, tumif mints trie advance Kuar-1 of speakers, arrived in Port land anl the bombardment of the weu was commenced at the Roue City rink. Eat Morrison and East First streets. Dr. John II. Boyd, pas tor of the First Presbyterian church presided at the Initial meeting. Local prohibitionist were out in force to welcome the dry champion, anl the fight for Ute-wWe prohibi tion is now on to the flnUh. Alto gether, three groups of speaker are :iiedulril to make their appearance in this city. .Six meeting will be held In Port land. Personnel of the group arriving fol lows: Daniel A. Poling. Boston, Maw, president's associate. United Society of Christian Endeavor; Dr. Wilbur F. Sheridan, Chicago, general secre tary Epworth Leagues of America; Dr. Clarence True Wilson, Portland, Or., secretary Temperance society Methodist Episcopal church; E. O Excel, Chicago, musical director; A. W. Roper, Winona Lake, Ind., pianlut; Dr. D. V. Poling, Portland, Or , so cially. Meanwhile meeting will be In pro grja at Salem and at Roseburg The three groups Into which the squadron has been divided will interchange places each day. The personnel of the second and third groups, which will be in Portland Saturday and Sun. day respectively, 1: Group two Clinton Jf. Howard, Rochester. X. T-, orator and lecturer; Mrs. Culla J. Vayhigner. Upland, Ind.. president Indiana- W. C. T. U l Charles M Scanlon, Pittsburg. Pa.. general secretary temperance Board Presbyterian church; Everett R. Nafuser. Indianapolis, Ind-. musical director; Hugh Porter. Marion, Ind-, pianist; Miss Laura snawe, uanvmc, IIL. soloist. Group three J. Frank Hanly, In dianapolis, Ind., ex-governor of In diana; Oliver W. Stewart, Chicago, 111., former member Illlnol legisla ture; Dr. Ira Dandrlth. Nashville. Tenn, president Ward-Belmont col lege; John B. Lewis, Boston, Mas., former member Massachusetts legis lature. REPUBLICAN PAPER SWINGS TO SUPPORT OF DR. SMITH ASHLAND TIDINGS DECLARES 1)11. WITHYCOMBE IS -SPINELESS. ASHLAND, Ore., Oct. H. In a two didTtes and policies exclusively comes out strongly for Dr. C. J. Smith democratic nominee for governor or Oregon -because he stands boldly ror ! ih i irrenn svstem. for statewide pro- hibitixn and strict law enforcement. and does not hesitate to announce nia principles without innuendo or eva sion ditor Greer denounce what he terms the political "corruption" and machine" methods of local backers of Dr. Withycomb. who, he declares, literally tried to buy the editorial in fluence of the Tidings for Dr. Withy combe with a purse of ISO. Of Dr. Withycombe the editorial sas: "Withycombe U said, and we and rreache no aoctrme tnat naa not been censored by hi managers and approved by the machine. He says nothing, advocates nothing. Hi man agers have him gagged so that he pronounces "canned" platitudes by rote. His pronuncUmentos are l'Ke sounding brass and tinkling cymbal, j an uncertain tone oi a ean muu the hands of a corrupt and powerful maihine. that cuts out candidates and principles to order from ante dated, reactionary patterns." The Tidii.gs two weeks ago "came cut for Frederick Holltsier of North Tend for congressman from this dis trict in opposition to Congressman Haw'.ey. TROUSERS IDENTIFY M N. (Continued from page cne.) i and their contents. Still the man de I nied his guilt. A fVw moments l iter Ted Crowner. I h. lives at the home of his brother. 1 T-m Croner. at the corner of Alta and Thompson, walked In and an- r.ouncea taat ne nau - ouniie ot mtus iiuuw tvm In"gro a few minute before for two dollars and that hi sister In law had recognized them a belonging to Mrs. Miller, th two ladies feing cioee frten Is In the face of thi evidence, the colored man wa silent. He re- fused to give any name. . APPLES Picked fresh from the tree. d l:ered to your aoor by par ol pot. 2 dot. size put up In neat CARTOONS. S1.00 P2rcel Post Fruit Distributers North akiiria. W n. I'.'v 1 1 73. I' M. N bcrir. M.it..iic. r. IKS ADMITTED BY Big blunder in misleading "prohibition' is finally made. J. E. WHEELER, CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMUTE ADMITS in That Prohibition is an Liberty. That the word 'Distribution' was deliberately left out of the proposed "prohibition' amendment. That "any citizen" may some other state to his own home." EVERY CLAIM MADE BY THE ANTI PROHIBITION FORGES AGAINST THE PROPOSED PROHIBITION AMEND MENT IN OREGON IS CONFESS ED IN THE THREE ABOVE ADMISSIONS The Anti-Prohibition forces have steadfastly claimed : that 'Prohibition is an INFRINGEMENT OF PERSONAL LIB ERTY." ilr. Wheeler admits it, word for word, in public print- that "Prohibition WILL NOT PROHIBIT." Mr. Wheeler's id mission proves his Committee of One Hundred is not trying to PROHIBIT. that "Prohibition does not mean DRY OREGON." (hat "Prohibition would be a DEATH-BLOW to the present healthy growth of TRUE TEMPERANCE SENTIMENT in the land. Mr. heeler s admission proves it. that "Prohibition would let down the bars to BLIND PIGGERS-and BOOTLEGGERS, who would deal in DEADLY DECOC TIONS"; the same law allowing any "blind pigger' with a HOME to ship liquor ''direct from some other state to HIS own home. The BLIND PiGGER is as much of a "CITI ZEN" as ANY OTHER MAN OR WOMAN IX OREGON. The blind pisrirer, because he is not under inspection by state, federal or eitv officials, will "manufacture'' one barrel of PURE WINE. BEER or LIQUOR into a DOZEN BARRELS of POISONOUS BEVERAGES that will make a new fen eration of IMBECILES, IDIOTS and .CRIMINALS in Mr. Wheeler's Three Blundering Ad missions are the Best Three Reasons . Why His Misnamed, Misleading "Prohibition, Amendment is an Alarming Menace to the State It is an alarming menace BECAUSE he would have the people of this state vote away their PERSONAL LIBERTY in the belief that they were voting for a "dry Oregon." BECAUSE he would take away the present splendid HOME RULE and LOCAL OPTION LAWS from CITIES and TOWNS and transfer liquor traffic control to the STATE. BECAUSE, with all kinds of vile li quor beinir shipped in "FROM I'THEIt STATES" into "ANT CITIZEN'S HOME," not sub ject to federal, state or local IN SPECTION, it will be ENTIRE LY UNREGULATED, and will become as "free as water." BECAUSE it will permit any BOY or MAN to "ship" in whiskey in any amount, without even having to SIGN HIS NAME with the TRANSPORTATION COM PANIES, as under the present HOME RULE and LCAL OP TION laws. BECAUSE It will In no way check the IRRESPONSIBLE DRINK ER whom a "prohibition law" said to protect. BECAUSE it would wipe out $900, 00 In LICENSE REVENUE in the state, without aiding TRUE TEMPERANCE. BECAUSE it would seriously IN. CREASE TAXES In the state, without aiding TRUE TEM PERANCE. BECAUSE It would throw TEN THOUSAND MORE MEN AND Read what Mr. Wheeler, Chairman of the "Prohi bition" Committee of One Hundred, savs in his own words in the "official dry orjran," The Eveninf Tele gram, of Portland, Soptemlier 2l U11: "Tli 'wet fonv are Mxtlnir to nutkr capital of tho fm-t that tho pro po'd OrojPHi dry anxiiilmotit DOES NOT KtmillO THE IMSTRIHl'TIO.V OF I.IOIOII. i,i nxTtly it '.M M EACTl'KE and "SILK. "THEY ARK CORRECT. This was done 1II; KHI.V ami DEI I III IR ATELY MY THOSE WHO DREW THIS AMENDMENT. Omrm hat hmui cititt'iis oeHaIly nuiny of furHj;tt birth, who tldre M liavet liquor In thHr liomcw. They f'l that It would !h a II IIDSII' ami an IM'RIM.IiMENT IT THI JU PERSONAL I MU.'IITY absolutely to forbid tliem tho u of lUjuor. "The present roMMd law DOI'.S NOT IXHEIUI) THE I sl? or IJOt Olt by any cltlien. fx he Mor or rich, provided he wlslien to liue tbl SIIII'I'l' l P1KIXT 1'ROM MIME OTHER STATE To Ills OWN HoMI." Can any Inteligent Voter fail to see the Jokers? lQTE 333 X and put an end to this (laid .Vtv , Uhj.wi, a .- I 4I i.. i " IN If AMENDMENT OF ONE HUNDRED Public Print Infringement of Personal ship liquor "direct from WOMEN INTO IDLENESS, without aiding TRUE TEM PERANCE. BECAUSE it would empty SO more stores and 2,000 more homes, without aiding TRUB TEMPERANCE. BECAUSE it would seriously cripplw the HOP YARDS and HOP IN DUSTRY of the state, injure a 13,000.000 ANNUAL PAYROLL, of 50.000 HOP PICKERS and sadly reduce a $8. 000, 000 AN NUAL INCOME to tho Ktate from HOP SALES, without aid ing TRUE TEMPERANCE, and BECAUSE, it would force liquor Into THOUSANDS OF HOMES In this state, to be drunk WHOLE SALE BY UNRESTRAINED DRINKERS before the very eyes of the CHILDREN whom TRUE TEMPERANCE WOULI PROTECT, thus dealing a seri ous blow to TRUE TEMPER ANCE In the HOME, without in anyway AIDING TRUE TEM PERANCE, and BECAUSE it would build up an ARMY OP ROOTLE IG EHS and BLIND PIGGERS In th HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS, teaching HYPROCRISY. DE CEIT. SNEAKING AND LYING TO MEN AND HiVS und WOMEN AND fllRL", too and thus dealfna; another snrl ous blow to TRUE TEMPER ANCE, without In any way aid ing TRUE TEMPERANCE. "prohibition citAtion" I..-.,.e f m. p.., i )