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Show asssssssssssssssssssssssssssssgssssssswawswsssssssai Union Men Attention! Wa carry th larft stock of anion mad goods in the state. Union made suits' from $10 to $30. All the latest stylet and patterns. pat-terns. Union made hats from $1.50 to $5. ' Union made shoes from $2 to $5. L' - Union made shirts from 50a to $3.50. Union made trousers from $2 to $7. Union made corduroy pants $2 to $4. Union made collars, two for 25e Union made ties, 25c to $1. Union made suspenders 25e to $1. Union made glores for all trades. Union made overalls ind jumpers. Best Goods, Lowest Prices. Jacob Aures 46 B. nitST SOUTH. Headquarter for anion mad BBBBBmsllSSSSSSSSSSSSSsSBSSfSXSSfaiSSaaBwaBBaW. Union Dental Co. sis main rrnasTj j . HONEST WORE ! HONEST PRICES i i Palate eavraetlen of teeth ae ne ' ay. All work guaranteed. : hsmimssr ua. We Treat You Eight To Offdea and return Bandar, via O. 1 B. L. for tl.00. 1 . . i i , . . 1 j Knowledge Is Hie Sum of Experience. Prohibition Is Repudiated. ' I a Coprriffbted 1911 by Rsrisw Preti, Peoria, HL I Sympathy and sentiment might easily prompt ,snyone to indorse prohibition. But I analytical consideration of the subject invariably shows the fallacy and unwisdom of the I plan. , I . All sane .thinkers admit the evils which arise from excesses. I The philosophy taught by experience and the wisdom which comes from mature j thought, both furnish convincing evidence of the fact thst legislation is ineffective in reg- I ulating the habits and morals of men. I Righteousness, morality and the habits of men are not proper subjects to be con- I trolled by law. Any effort along this line is looked upon as coercive and intimidating, I against which man rebels. ' I Prohibition is emphasized intemperance. : - I The great leaders of men, statesmen and religious thinkers, are opposed to the prin- I ciple involved in sumptuary, coercive laws, because of the despotic role which they repre- I sent, and because of their debauching and degenerating effects. Thousands of the strong- ""J I est men in the United Ststes and the world have recorded themselves in opposition to the I intolerant spirit represented by prohibition. I Below will be found a carefully compiled list of only a few of the many great men, honored byl tatesand tteationTwhoTafterainstakinnvestiganonTave-openlydo."" I clared their antagonism to laws of this character: , 1 Ron William H Taft, president of th. United Bev. W. C. Helt. ex-snperintendaat Anti-Salooa I Ktatea leapt, Kvanville, Ind. I , n ij... aivta nraaidant of ""T. lonrd W. Snvder of Ohio. Ho;. Joho Qmncy Adama. sixtfc prwia.nx oi Bar. T. J. Mackev of Omaha. I th. ImUd Btate. Rev. Jacob B. Meeker of St. Louis. I Hon. Thoma Jefferson, third preaident of s 4T j cidweU Tampa, Fla. . , . I United State. Rev. J. J. O'Brien of St. Louis. I Hon Andrew Jackaon, seventh preidnt of th. Bev. PauPE. Kretzmann of Denver. I United State. gT- g- w; HodM of Pennsylvania. I u. iK..h.m Tieealn aixteaath president of Df. Howard of New Haven. th'. United State.?- W" P Rev. Ern.t D Witt Burton, Univertity of Chi- Hon. Theodor. KooMvelt, tw.nty tisth praaident FevVli'. H. I.orem of Columhu, O. I of the United States. , , Rev. Cvnt Townend of California. I Hon. JefferMn Davi. preaidan, of tha Conrea- Rev. Wallar. Short of Sioux City. I erate State. , ... Rev. W. I. Sinnott of Alabama. I Hon. Samuel J. Tilden, statesman sad eandidat. Rev, William Lively of Alabama. I for th. presidency in 18. Key. Dr. Blade of Alabama. I Hon. David B. Hill, governor of New York, R.r pr Howard Croebv. I United 8tatea senator, eongreman and tatea- Rev. W. E Collett, general secretary Charity I man. x Orttanization aociety and for a number of Hon. William Sr Mv.rnor of Utah. year head of State Prison aiweUtion, Di- I Hon. Frederick W. Planted, governor of Maine. . ver I Hon. Emmet F. O'Neal, governor of AUbani,. Br A M Young of th ConnvCtieut Children's I Hon. Samuel Blease. governor of Booth Carolina. Horn. I Hon. Thoma Marshall, governor of Indiana. u,T- L p Kearney of Zanesvilla, O. I Hon. O. B. Colouitt. governor of Texaa. Rev. A. L. Iiniger of Zaneaville, O. I Hon. Malcom W. Patterson, .x governor of Ten- Bev. J. J. Hermann of Zanevill. O. I nesee. Rev. Henry Frinrke, Monroe, Mich. I Hon. Horace Boies, ex governor of Jowa. Rev. George H. Kinsolving of Austin. Tx. I Hon. George W. Peck, ex governor of Wisconsin. r.t. Sidney Smith, dean of St. Paul. I Hon. W. D. Jelk. ex-governor of Alabama. Hon. PauJ Blouet (Max O'Bell), author aad I Hon. William Eustif Bussell, ax governor of philosopher. I Maasaehusets. " Right. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. M. P. I Hon. Horatio .Seymour, governor of Now York, Dr. ftlix Adler, professor eoeial and polities I 1853-5 and 2-4; member state legislator, ethics, Columbia university. I speaker, candidate for president 1868. Hon. Arthnr von Briesen, preaident Legal Aid I Hon. George Sutherland. United Btatea senator, aoeietv of Tw York. I Utah. Ma.ior Holman F. Day, Republican leader and I . Hon. Joseph W. Bailey, United State senator, scholar of Maine. I Texas. . Ho- Jol, Andrew, war governor of Maaas- I Hon. John H. Bankhead, United State senator, ehusett. I A1l!.m, . tt s o. . HoB- N- w- JoI"0. internal revenu depsrt- I Hon, Charlea A. Cnlbenoa, United States sans- mnt. I ' tor, Texa. -,....'. . Hea- Arthur Brisbane, noted journalist sad mi- I Hon. Joseph F. Johnson, United Btate. senator, nnt philosopher. I , Alabama. Prof. R. H. Chittenden of Yale. I Hon. Charle A. Town., ex-United States aena-. Dr. J. 8. Billing, director medical museum and ' I tor. library, Washington.- D. C. I Hon, Charle A. Dana, noted journalist and phil- Gen. Franeia A. walker, preaident Massachu- I osopher. setts Institute of Technology. I Hon. Henry Watterson, noted journalist and Prof. Richard T. Ely. University of Wisconsin..- I " Philosopher. Prof. Charlea W. Eh'ot. president of Harvard. I Hon. George Harvey, philosopher, editor Har- . Prof. Beth Low, preaident University of New I per' Weekly. Orleans. I Hon. Joseph G. Cannon, repreaentativ. in eon- Prof. J. X. Seibel, Chicago Zymotechnie Inatl- I gross. ' tut. I - Hon. A. J. Sabath,' representative in congress. Prof. Joseph Zeialer. Northwestern university I Hon. Richard Bartholdt, representative in eon- Dr. W. Welsh of John Hopkins. I grees. Prof. Willis King, Northwestern university. I Ho.. Champ Clark, repreaentativ in congress. Prof. Adolpa Cluas, Vienna. I Hon. Bufus Hardy, repreaentativ. in congress. Prof. Henry Davy, preaident British Medical I Hon. Choie B. Bandell, representative in eon- association. I gres Prof. Charle H. Alvord. Agricultural aad Me- I Hon. Albert 8. Burleson, representative in eon- chanieal college, Texaa. I gres. . Dr. Sidney Hillier, English pathologist. I Hon. George F. Barge, representative in eon- I Dr. Alexander Bryee, author of ' ' Law of Lif I I I ' gress. and Health." I Hon. John H. Garner, representative in congress. Dr. Henry I. Bowditeh of Massachusetts I Hon. James E. Slaydea, representative in eon- Dr. C. J. Hexamer, president National German I gress. alliance. I Hon. Oscar Callaway, representstive i congress. Hon. Carroll D. Wright, ex-commlsioner of lav I Hon. Alexander W. Gregg, representative in eon- bor. I i greas. Hon. Frederick W. Lehman a, aolieitor general I Hon. John M. Moore, repreaentativ. in congress. - of th. United 8tatea. " I Hon. W. Bicbardson, representative in congress. Major General Leonard Wood of th. United I Hon. Henry D. Clayton, representstive in eon- State army. I gres. Msior General Duval, commander United Stataa I army in tha Philippine. " I A very large number of the most eminant di- Genera Banaey, commander United Stataa army I vine ia the United Statea have declared their department Luzon. ' I unequivocal opposition to prohibition. Th. fol- Bear Admiral Bobley D. Evans, United States I lowing list comprehends only a small number navy. I of thorn who have publicly announced their aa- H""' Clarence Darrow, sociologist sad lawyer I tsgonism to meaaure of this character: S00' Vorheea. etateamaa. I 50B- Franeea Murphy, noted temperance orator I Cardinal Henry Edward Manning. Horn Thaddeua Steven, tatesman. I Bev. Henry Ward Beecher, noted divin and Hon. Thomas N. Doutaey, aotad tamtMranea- I author. orator. r " I v Monseigaeur Hawkins of Holvske, Mats. Hon. Oliver Wendell Holme, poet and nkiloe. I Archbishop J. L. Spaulding of Peoria. pher. . a panosc- I Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee. Hon. Roger Q. Mills, statesman. I Bishop Potter of New York. Hon. John Stuart Mill, English philosopher Bishop Webb of Milwaukee. Count Leo Tolstoi, philosopher and amine.. I Bishop Charles D. Willisms of Michigan. author. , I Bishop Line of New Jersey. Hon. E. B. Mansfield, American consul at Ln I Bin hop Johnson of Texaa. eerne. I ' Bishop Grafton of Wisconsin. Hon. Charle Dickens, doted author and scholar I Bishop Hoffman of Pennsylvania. Hon. John Stuart Blackie, Scottish elastic si I Bishop Hall of Vermont. aeholar. I 51,bP E0" 0i.ew Tork- ' Hon. Benjamin Franklin, Amerieaa scientist I WP f.T Fl?''?; , and Utesmn. I j!hop Clark of Rhode Islaad. juAgt F. M. Simonton. Tampa, Fla. I Bishop Brook, of Oklahoma. Judga McDonough Fall Riv, Maaa. I Bishop rrr oflewa. Judg. Coleman, formerly of tuprem. court, Ala- I Bishop Daniel Tuttle, aenior bishop Episcopal bama v I .'Ju,eii ( th,.Il"i,,d 8,t- Judge Walker of Alabama. - I gi'oP ' o' Texaa. Jodt), George Clark of Texas. I !hP Brown of Arkansas. Hon. HiUery E. House, mayor of Nahvillt I Bishop Neelv of Maine. Tenn I Riho Donohu of Weet Virginia. J Hon. Z. H. Crump, mayor of Memphis. Tean. I Bl' T,omD"i.F J'1w!0.,.KB?Vv. Hon. T. C. Thompson, mayor of Chattanooga, I Archbishop Richard Whateley of Dublin, author Tenn "s" - I "M' . . , Hon. J. B. Billard. mayor of Topeka, Kaa. I Archdeacon Fredenrk William Farar, English Hon. John Taylor, mayor of Valdoata. Ga I 'JC-;?'" iUt"or . b Hon. William J. Gayaor. mayor of New York I Rabbi Charlea 8. Levi of Peoria. ' city I Skk- wT'tCLT1""1 Hon. Carter H.Harriaon, mayor of Chicago. I Rabbi W. 8. FnHmaa of Denver. Hon. Msrti. Behrmaa. mayor of New Orleans. I E'v- PTt,J- J1 Z"hunt ."Lhr" Tork- Hon. Cvru. W. Davia, asayor of Waterville. M I g"- 8- p'kr' rimB.B Sf B'ook'ys- Hoa. William Glasmana. mayor of Ogdra Utat I 2,T- LTI"T Abbott of New lork. Hon. Fred A. Bosee. ei turer of Chicago, I Bey. Dr. Washington Gladden of Ohio. I g,T' f lm1fT IJ?T3,B,Baof,v8J. ?.k Citr- Tb addition to th. abov.. men thaa tw. hua S- 4r ,BI,r Hi5b7 of 9h,1- dred thousand manufacturer, aad business men I Rev. WHIism Wesson of Long l.Und. of Ike United Statea kav. signed reaototion. Rev. Dr. Rainsford of New York. wposing prohibition aa being iSimieaJ to moral B:;K.LV;rUi.Britur.lU. rte' Manufacturers and Business Men's Association of Utah j 908-11 Boston Bldg.- '. - ' SPECIAL 8UMMIE PEI0ZS ON as COKE A ndaotloB of 2Bo par ton on aJl grade. It boats all othar fnelt for forgao, hoisting hoist-ing engines, eonertto mizvi, to. ' Order now Deliveries prompt. 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