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RTEDFOlin.lWXlT; TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID, (yREOON, MONDAY, .TT'KE 7. 1915
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NATIONAL PROHIBITION AT HAND, SAYS BRYAN FAWIOUS FOE
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OF OIK WRITES HIS FIRST NEWSPAPER, ARTICLEON
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(TOITOIt'S XOTK More llinn half tin Kiitiliillini if the fulled
Ktnto will Ik' living utiilef prohibition lieforv jtlie -ii(l of ilovt yeur, ami
more limn lliivo-foiullis of tJo nrcaof tlivit'liift .Slitlrk' Mill Ni dry terrl
lory! Nlnto-vvlilo prohibition will Ik In effect In' eighteen Mntei Jul 1.
Alabama, tho first of the now dry ImI, Joint the KfowltiK "ii of arid-
Ity. ComjKWiilcni rnpio in wasningum iimmii uu; inmi iuiin"-,--
nnliiKoiiM f alcohol In lliN riunry to coniinent on tliN uiiui.Iiik sweep
of prohibition over the fulled Slnlci. Tho following article written by
William fctmliiKs lliyim .owjiecliijly (or, ,tho Mull Tribune ls( the flr.st c
rliedvo tfateincul. hVj wx nry of Mate him made to any mpaper ex
plaining IiIh nttlttnlo on iliiinlijeet of actual PltOIIIIUTIO.V.)
HYVIM.!AM JKNN'INOS HIIYAN'.
Secretary of State.
WASHINGTON, I). C, Juno 71 1915.
I mny bo assumed that ull who advocate It'ptHlatlon for thj restriction
of lint mli of IntoxloatliiR liquor regard Itsuso an an evil. Tho unani
mity of tho sentiment against ll(tior traffic Im hIiowu by
tho fact that In every state in tun union mere aro mi
prescribing comlltlonH under which It can bo sold solo
to drunkards and minora being everywhere prohibited.
Where llnuor Is Bold at all the tendency of public opin
ion Ih everywhere toward greater strictness In the reg
ulatloiiR. Halo Ih now generally prohibited on Sundays.
g.rf tJ and tho bourn aro gradually lessened. In Nebraska tho
""H. M Baloon opetiR at 7 In tho inoriiltiK and clones nt 8 o'clock
In the evening. In Home states tho hour or closing ih
ovon earlier.
If tho liquor Interests had left the people free, to de
cide theHO queHtloiiR for themselves the Kuntlinunt In fa
for of prohibition would not have grown an rapidly an It
lias, but ilurhiK recent yearn tho liquor IntorontR bavo or
gunned their forces In nation and In Blato nml wherever
nn Umie has been made they have mipported tho local
saloon element with ,,,'2.,nn,V.wii1- "H0"'
Complete Prohibition of Manufacture TikTf&1eS,iw Witty Solution
Tho liquor qucHtlon Ir. therefore, no Iongr an abRtract queRtlen: In
taking ix position on any legislative phaRn of It one Iioh to decldo not
merely what courRo ho wnulil, If ablatio direct legislation, regur.1 an
moRt practicable, but whether In taking Rides he will become the political
nssocltitn of those who bavo o perHonaUlntereRU.I.thcwfar of tho
community. i . .,
Kor many yoarR I have folt disposed lo decldo the queRtlon according
to tho circumstances of each particular case, but 1 found that everywhere,
and at nil times, .tho liquor Interests not duly preferred tho anmllpnt leK
Ulatlvo unit, but obstructed every effort made for tho protection of ho
,,Ubl'Chavc, therefore, reached tho condition that complolo prohibition
or tho manufacture and Rale of Intoxicating liquor furnishes tho bent log
Iblatlvo Bolutlon of the problem. ...
If wo allow liquor to bo Bold wo are kept buy trying to .enforce ro-Mrlctlons-lt
Ir like Inviting a burglar Into tho house and then Rtaylng
awake nil night to watch him. '
Vote In Congiv Calletl TVnlflc lnllolinent of l.lquor Tinfflc
1 nm not In n poRltlon to deride when, nn n matter of policy, prohlbl
Hon ought to bo mndo an Innuo In any particular Rlate. but wherever It Ih
inado an Irruo by legitimate authority my nympathleH aro wholly on tho
nldo of tlioso who advocate prohibition, und wholly ugnlnRt tho liquor
" 'who'ii the amendment wng voted upon In the liaimn of repreRentatlven
at tho laRt horbIoii of congreHR I exproHBed the opinion that tho tlmn wan
not rlpo for an attempt to Monro national prohibition, but I announced,
nt tho name time, that I would fuvor national prohibition If a coiirIIu
tlonal amendment s nubiiiltted.
The lenolutlon received a larger vote than I expected, having a clear
majorlty-a fact which. In imIf. contalnn a terrific Indictment of tho
liquor traffic.
At tho rate at which the nontlment Ih now growing It will not He
many yearn boforo n national prohibition nmondniont In Hubinltted, and
when tho Hontlmont In favor of prohibition Ih ho Rtrong that two-thlrdn
of tho iiiemberR of both Iioum favor lln Hiibmlnslon It will probably be
ratiriod by tlireu-foiirtbH of Ihe nluten.
m Not Want lililbiltoii to"IW Nmie of (nnnilgii of llilll
1 hum) that national prohibition will not he an Ihhiio In the ouinpalKn
or 1910 t prefer to nee that campaign fought out upon the economic Ih
H.ien' wlilch divide tho two loading partleH. Tho democratic party ban
made a nplondld rvroid In matter- of leglHlatlon and adinlnUIra Ion and
Itn defeat might rwmll In the undohiir of m.iho or Ihe thlngH that havo
,,,,4,,! bSe'lnalrillr tho pnent. at leat until I t . It Ih belter to make
the prohibition right In ho won h. are ready for I rather than In the na-
"""lint, wherovor II l an ! ' "' '',n,', ' '"' tHo lmoratle
party take the prohibition side. It In not only the moral nlde but tho
'. ononile a do aa well, and no party can hope to gain any permanent a I
Outage' by allying lUolf with the dlntlllern. the btewern an, I th aaloon
I Z iho, for Jeouulary reanoun. Reek to perpetuate an evil which aur-
imnnen.any .oinor evu in
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DEFEATS HILT BY
SCORE OF 20 10 2
Tlio Moilfnrd Im-eliall leant easily
(lofuuteil Hilt yetenlay ulleinoou i.(
the latter place hv u H'tfv of -'0 lo -'.
II wtia another mmo el' Ihuiik 1"
liMtily outeliikKi'.l from the lime Hie
ilrbt hull ttim pitvlietl until the -
iiihii wun out in the iiinlh.
The Hill ho.vt, mo touted u one oi
(lie lionl amateur leuiun iutos t:a
line, nml the luetil twtm sMH'tcl
litinl Biue. To t'axtor, Ihe ranio
3Iitlfurtl i.lal) arli.t, jjoeh the hulk of
(Willi for Iho Mi-lor.v. lie wn u emu
jiliitC lottery to the ihm.iiic tenm .it
nil lime, while lti MrikoonU were im
fioiumoii-iiM tho ilower in Nprinji.
Tho heavy hittiiw o llw luenl hoys
vnni?tMf outntnmllnif- rmiHwrf
ihe ofitifeWl . -Tii' '. & wlus
M'ltili'il rijiht i "d zinged the hall lo
Ihe remote eorimr of ihe lot in l
iikhI every iuuiiiit.
Next SiiHiJav the f of th eit
will he uivon their firt oiMirluuit. I
See the Meilfonl Imixh in notion, when
the rross hats with the last YteL.i
j i luh at the loeul park for one piuii''
I The Culifoniiii team i eomiiiK tin
season with an I'vceptKiiinlly (n-'
I team, ami judging from their recent
, perfoimaiiees wiih other I'nlifoiniu
iliihs the will li an nrtielt of hall
I llmt will he Inh (lass ,i( eei ol.i.'i1.
c!fcajaMir . "ii ji- ViC0W
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TO HELP GERMANY
I.ON'IHIN. .Imie ",. The li'll.iuuu
wireles ilt-.Ktt.b was nveived here
IihIh.v troui Iteriut:
"Political diseiisKtuas in Hnelmret,
Ituuiuum, brought to light the f.iel
llmt llieiv vxiU h formal tnsc.v
auiuiui Aiistiia-Oeimniiv ami Ki
UMuiu. This lHHl, whieli mus un'il
1QX0, tctfulalo th iflalioika nuiuiix
tlise countries nn,) hinds ItuHwiiiw, in
ctuu of w(r, not to iiltiu k hci allies."
FACE DISMISSAL
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A1AP0LS
ANNAPOLIS, Sid., June 7. The
naval court of inquiry appointed liy
Seerelary Daniels to investigate
charges of irregularities in connection
with examinations nt the naval ncn.l
cmy, met today. The inquiry will he
wide in its scope anil delve into tho
whole question of "gouging."
Already three midshipmen have
been dismissed nml the recommenda
tions of the academy authorities call
for like treatment of seven oilier.
Tlie com I is composed of Captain
II. I,, ltussell, piesident; Commander
A. T. I.ong, Conimander It. L. do Sci
nor mid Lieutenant Comiiiiiiider W. 0.
Willi, judge nilvoeate.
.Meantime the practice (iinlroii
with Ihe members of Ihe new liiM,
second ami third classes on hoard,
lies at anchor in the hay oppo-ite the
academy. This is in accordance wilu
orders from Washington that sailing
he posMiueil in older that officers
mid midshipmen whone leslitnonv
may he desiied, mav he within eon
venient call of the cum t.
WASHINGTON, .lime 7.-Seeiv
I a ry Daniels said he was uuahlc to
indicate today when the unvnl acad
emy squadron would leave AnnapoHs
for Iho, summer cruise, lint he made
it clear that midshipmen would not
tlcpait until Ihe Conclusion of the in
vestigation begun into iriegularities
in examinations.
"'c intend to sift lliw whole mai
ler lo the bottom," nul Mr. Daniels
Portland Livestock Market
I'OUTI.AND, Oi . June 7. ( "a I lie.
lower, Keceipt- Hi I. Steer-, dim v
pulp led, f Itb'i i ill. good, 7.011(11'
7-"i, iiikIiuiii, ' rtmi 7 (HI, cow-,
choice, ..(J.nO(irill.:i(); good, .?;. 7.ri(??
.r..rtll; heifers, choice. .ftl..ri()(ii' 7.00 :
good, t.00fii.l,."; bulls, choice, .f7.i
((1.1.11(1; stiiL's, choice, .ll..00(d ll.'ll;
good, $.i.."i(l(iiI.IIO.
Hogs - Higher; icceipts 1!K"m.
Prime light, .f7.8."i(irH.0.r; ehoiee uie
iliuin, .f7.li()fii7.Hfi; pigs, f7.'J.i(i1
(Mill j rough, $il.r.0(?i7.0.'.
Shce HeeciitK IIII.V Welhcr-,
choice yearlings, .f(i.00((7,0.',."i; old,
.."i.7.ri((i 11.00 ; ewes, choice light, .f.'i.OO
(u .ri.'J.i ; good, $l..r0(i .".(lll; common,
$ I.OOCir-l.'J.'i; lninhs, choice spring,
.f7.7.'i((i,8.00; choice yearlings, .fd.flftV
(i.'Jo; good .vearling-, .f."i.0nrjT.".."i0;
common sprimr lnuilis, .-(l,0U((i O.oO.
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BALLOT ON JUDGES
t'lllCAHO. June 7. Volets of III i
nois halloted todav for live of t lif f
seven judges of the stale supreme
court mid seventy. two judges of Ihej
circuit cjuirl.
Women were not eligible to vole, the
partial enfranchisement law, enacted j
by the HI HI session of the legislature,
not giving the privilege of the ballot
in judicial elections.
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