THE GILPIN OBSERVER.

ratification of this article the manu- ley of Nebraska and Southgute of NATION SURPRISED facture sale or transportation of In- POLITICAL ISSUE Illinois as its standard-bearers. They toxicating liquors within, the impor- polled about 13,000 votes. GIRLS! LOTS OF BY SUDDEN END OF tation thereof into,'or the exportation FOR FIFTY YEARS The feature of the Prohibition cam- STATE CAPITOL thereof from the and paign of liHK) was a tour of the coun- FIGHT ON SALOON all territory subject to the jurisdiction PERSISTED try by the candidates and a corps of thereof for beverage purposes Is here- speakers by special train. In 1912 NEWS BEAUTIFUL HAIR IN WHAT SEEMED LIKE by prohibited. the Prohibition convention renom- Sheppard W«*t«rn Union New* Service. Amendment Ratified Section 2—The congress and the HOPELESS BATTLE. inated the candidates of 1908. N«" A small bottle of “Danderine” several states have concurrent pow- Results in Later Years. WOULD CHANGE CONSTITUTION Little More Than Year Women Have Been Prominent In makes hair thick, glossy er to enforce this article by appropri- The candidates since 1884 and their TO BENEFIT STATE. After Submission. ate legislation. Movement Through W. C. T. U.— vote are and wavy. as follows: Freak Measures Get As Far Section 3—This article shall be in- Frances Willard Won World- 188S, Clinton B. Fisk, New Jersey, Only as War Is Qivtn the Pigeonhole. Credit for Hastening operative' unless it shall have been Wide Fame. •and J. A. Brooks, Missouri, 249.94,1 Adoption of Prohibition—Cam- ratified amendment to the Con- Removes all dandruff, stops itch- as an votes. will an stitution by Denver.—Legislators have paign Carried on for the legislatures of the sev- Natloo-wide prohibition has been a 1892. , California, and opportunity to pass upon the fedi- ing scalp and falling Years. eral states as provided in the Consti- political Issue in the United States for J. B. Cranflil, Texas, 270,710 votes. bility of calling a constitutional con- hair. tution within seven years from the the last fifty years because of the 1896, Joshua Leveling, Maryland, vention to help put the affairs of the jommonwealth The country has hardly awakened date of the submission hereof to the activities of the Prohibition party. and , Illinois, 130,753 on a business basis. This when it yet to the realization of the fact that states by the congress. Other organizations, including the votes. development came was learned for days a CHAMP CLARK, 19(X). John Illinois, and that several num- It has voted itself dry. The ratifica- Anti-Saloon league, the Women’s G. Woolley, ber of legislators working Speaker of the House of Representa- H. B. 209,409 have been tion of the Sheppard amendment to Christiau Temperance union and oth- Metcalf, Rhode Island. on a concurrent resolution which is to the federal Constitution, prohibiting tives. ers, which passed out of existence votes. be presented this week. MARSHALL, the manufacture or sale of intoxicat- THOMAS R. after careers extending over various 1904, S. C. Swallow, Pennsylvania, The movement is said to include ac- ing liquors, came so suddenly, after Vice President of the United States periods of time, have fought for state and George B. Carroll, Texas, 258,205 tion that will bring the Republicans more than half a century of battle, and President of the Senate. and national prohibition, but the Pro- votes. and Democrats to a common under- when the cause of the Prohibitionists I certify that this joint resolution hibition party has continued In exist- 1908. Eugene W. Chafln, Illinois, and standing in the matter, one reason for which is the flood of constitutional many times seemed almost hopeless, originated in the senate. ence for a longer period of time than Aaron S. Watkins, Ohio, 253.231 votes. JAMES M. BAKER, Secretary. 1912, Eugene Arizona, amendments proposed by bills now that even the leaders of the dry mqve- any other antiliquor organization, and W. Chafln, pending in This resolution was adopted by the and Aaron S. Watkins, Ohio. 208.923 both houses. ment have difficulty in realizing that, It has continued in the face of discour- If adopted, the will go a senate August 1, 1917, a vote matter to so far as can be foreseen now, their on by of aging defeats. votes. vote of the people at the 1920 elec- fight has been won. 65 to 20, and by the house of repre- The Prohibition party will celebrate 1916. J. Frank Hanley, Indiana, und tion. The plans for the convention There has been nothing in the his- sentatives on December 17 by a vote its fiftieth birthday next September. Dr. . Tennessee, 214.340 would be fixed by the next Legisla- of 282 to 128. House amendments votes. tory of the prohibition movement to were It was formally organized at a con- ture. udopted senate Women In Although the proposition of calling indicate that victory for cause by the December 18. vention held in Farwell hall, Chicago, Prominent the Fight. the convention the constitu- would come in September, 1869, when 19 states For many years the women have a at which with such swiftness, once Mississippi First to Ratify. tion will be revised and congress represented by delegates. been prominent In the prohibition practically had been induced to submit Mississippi was the first state were 500 from finish to movement, for the made over start to is not the proposed amendment to a vote of ratify the amendment, senate For several years the formation of evils of intemper- a one, both and on sex. new the need for it is be- the states. Because of the difficulty house acting on January 8, 1918. Vir- such a party lmd been discussed be- ance bore heavily their To lieved to huve a greater following them given very large with which changes in the federal ginia, and South Carolina cause the leaders of the Republican must be a share among legislators than ordinarily. 1n the credit for the success of the 'Constitution are secured tt was not an- took similar action during the same and Democratic parties lmd virtually Many of tjie reconstruction matters fight. They started it publicly proposed by the administration are ticipated that ratification could be se- month and North Dakota soon fol- ignored the advocates of prohibition. on a large scale In Ohio with a contingent on whether they can in the cured by the necessury thirty-six lowed, but in most states uctlon was The Good Templars, organized In 1851 1873 In cru- sade to pray the saloons out of exist- last analysis circumvent the conflict- states within less than two or three delayed until this year, when the vari- as a society of total abstainers, urged ence. ing and contradictory provisions of a such actiou, and other leaders believed patched constitution. This movement, inaugurated by a lit- it necessary. At a state temperance An of this is the irriga- prayer example convention held in Pennsylvania In tle band of women who held tion systems and the hope for devel- 1867 the plan was first publicly broach- meetings in saloons when permitted, opment of Cojprado lands. Informa- ed, and two years later on May 29, and on the pavements outside when tion has come to the committees of 1869, the call for the Chicago conven- not allowed to enter, spread like wild- agriculture in the House and the Sen- tion was put out by the grand lodge of fire throughout the nation and was. ate that of 1,GOO,000 acres under irri- gation 246,- the Good Templars in session at Os- denominated by the press u “whirlwind systems in the state only Q00 acres arc considered as bringing to from the Lord.” Many saloons were To be possessed of a head heavy, wego, N. Y. A committee formulate the results promised, while 54,000 of named, John swept out of existence, but it soon be- beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy, the plans was eonprising j acres are landmarks of the fake pro- Russell, Detroit; J. A. Spencer, Cleve- came evident that prayer must he ac- moter and the balance, 1,200,000 wavy and free from dandruff Is merely land, O.; .fames Black, Lancgster, Pa.; companied by action If they would pre- 1 acres, find a place in the doubtful pro- a matter of uslngn little Danderine. John N. Stearns, New’ York, and Dan- vent the return or the re-opening of motion column. It Is easy and inexpensive to have iel Wilkins, Bloomington, 111. The con- the saloons once closed. In an effort to check the creation nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get a vention called by this committee or- Tlie call for orgunlzutlon was issued of new bureaus, boards and commis- small bottle of Knowltou’s Danderine ganized the party on September 1. from Chautauqua, N. Y„ August, sions, the House of Representatives now—it costs hut a few cents—all drug in a on adopted a platform and appointed a 1874. The convention was held in yesterday appointed committee stores recommend it—apply a little as commissions, to which will be sub- national committee of which John Rus- Cleveland, 0., November 18-20, 1874,: mitted all bills for boards. The directed and within ten minutes there new abundance, sell was chairman. and at that meeting there was organ- motion followed a Republican caucus will be an appearance of First National Ticket. ized the National Woman’s Christian and was made by Representative L. freshness, fiulliness and an Incompara- Nearly three years later, on Wash- Temperance Union. Delegates were E. Girard, Republican floor leader of ble gloss and lustre, and try as you ington’s birthday, 1872, the new party present from 17 states. the House. The committee will con- will you cannot find a trace of dandruff Columbus, 0., to The plan of work was presented by sist of Speaker Allyn Cole and Repre- or falling hair; but your real surprise met In convention in sentatives Girard, Stephenson, Craig Frances most will be after about two weeks’ use, place a national ticket in the field. E. Willard and of the and Beat. The committee will endea- thoughts when you will see new hair —fine and James Black was nominated for presi- embodied in the plan were to amend the bills in such a way The states shown in black on this are vor downy first —hut really new map the thirty-six that made the dent and John Russell for vice presi- later worked out in the W. C. T. U. us to consolidate boards wherever pos- at —yes nation dry. Other states have since ratified the prohibition amendment, but dent. Mr. Black was a prominent Good At tills convention Miss Willard of- sible, and will give the whole question hnir—sprouting out all over your scalp were not believe, they needed after ratification was voted by Nebraska, the thirty- Templar and also was one of the fered also the famous resolution: “Re- a thorough investigation before any —Danderine is, we the only sixth state to act. founders of the National Temperance solved. That recognizing the fact that action ia taken. sure hair grower, destroyer of dan- Society and of is, be, by druff and cure for itchy and it years at the least. Anti-prohibition ous state legislatures and Publication house our cause and will combated scalif convened. Then Camp Meeting association ut mighty, determined and relentless In committee of the whole the never fails to stop falling hair at once. leaders felt that they had won a vic- the states took action on the amend- the Ocean Grove, N. J. Mr. Russell, also forces, we will, trusting in him who House began the consideration of a If you want to prove how pretty and tory when they placed a provision in ment in rapid succession. Following 1)1118 a leader of the Good Templars and a Is the Prince of Peace, meet argument few of the submitted. ‘Without soft your hair really Is, moisten a cloth the Sheppard resolution providing that North Dakota the states a dissenting a bill for the repeal carefully acted in the Methodist minister, was known as the with argument, misjudgment with vote with a little Danderine and It would be inoperative if not ratified following order Nebraska, pa- of the Sunday closing law was passed until the Prohibition party, for lie. kindness, draw it through your hair—taking one by the legislatures of three-fourths of thirty-sixth to act, completed father of the tience, denunciation with and on second reading. The act forbids the rati- published a newspaper, the Peninsular imall strand at a time. Your hair will the states wfthin seven years. fication : nil our difficulties and dangers with theatrical and picture shows, games Herald, which led the way in advocat- prayer." be soft, glossy and beautiful in Just The Sheppard prohibition amend- Maryland any kind and other amusements, West Virginia ing the organization of the party for fromof. being held Sunday. a few moments —a delightful surprise ment, which has just been ratified by Montana California , Pursued Many Roads to Its Goal. on Repre- and who awaits everyone who tries this. Adv. more lliun three-fourths of the stutes Texas Washington political action. From Its very earliest years the W. sentatives Owen Kelly, in- Delaware Indiana With all their devotion to the cause, troduced the bill to abolish the Sunday of the Union, the number required to C. T. U. sought out a variety of ave- South Dakota Arkansas the Prohibition leuders had no hope of closing act, say it will not affect any Flowery Language. make it effective, becomes the eight- Massachusetts Illinois nues through which the children qf the society success in the election of 1872, und small town or county which wishes Snicker —I suppose these eenth amendment to the Constitution. Arizona North Carolina nation might be educated In the prin- pass ordinance closing theaters develop Georgia they not disappointed. to an buds into wall flowers. providing Kansas were Their ciples as The resolution for its sub- 5,607 of total abstinence and the adult within its borders. But the bill is Snack —Not on your motion picture; Alabama ticket received only votes. This cities, mission to the stute legislatures, intro- Florida lowa won for the absolute prohibition of ignored by large they contend If they have any luck they become did not discourage them, and four duced by Senator Morris Sheppard of Michigan Colorado the liquor traffic. Out of the juvenile that the only reasonable thing u do Dloomlng years they put Smith brides. Texas, was finally udopted by congress Ohio Oregon later work grew the Loyal Temperance Le- is to repeal it, rather than to continue Oklahoma Hampshire of Kentucky and Gideon T. Stewurt 18, New gion children, in the violation of the law. December 1917. On January 16. Idaho Utah for the and the Young on the ticket. These gentlemen re- a burst of enthusiasm, 1919, less than thirteen months after Tennessee Nebraska Peoples’ branch for the young men and With the ceived 9,737 votes. General KIDNEY TROUBLE'OFTEN the adoption of the resolution by con- Maine women. Later the children were en- House adopted on second reading a of Maine, who had gained fame as the bill Hugh F. Steel of Denver, mak- gress, ratification rolled as “Young by of the amendment Before Congress 40 Years. author of the Maine Prohibition law. Campaigners for ing November 11 a public holiday to by the stutes was accomplished. No Prohibition.'' CAUSES SERIOUS BACKACHE Bills providing for nation-wide prohi- was the next presidential candidate, be known as “Liberty Day,” to com- other proposed amendment to the Con- Over forty departments were orguu- bition by legislation and resolutions in 1880, with H. A. Thompson In memorate the defeat of the German stitution has been udopted with such sec- ized, and carried on to some degree in back aches, and blad- propo<4ng constitutional amendments ond place on the ticket. They polled autocracy by the free people of the When your your speed, with the exception of that every state and territory, and in from world. In case November 11 falls on der and kidneys seem to be disordered, for the same purpose have been before only 10.366 votes. which provided for tin* abolition of ten to twenty local unions Sunday, the holiday will be the pre- go to your nearest drug store and get a congress almost continually for more St. John’s Hot Campaign. thousand bottle of I>r. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root. It slavery. Action on the other Among these were: Temperance work ceding day. seventeen thun 40 years. Senator H. W. Bluir of plans w’ere being for is a physician’s prescription for ailments When the laid schools, which, The House rule against amendments thut have been udopted New Hampshire proposed the first campaign 1884, In Sunday with scien- lobbyists of the kidneys and bladder. the of Frances E. Wil- was strictly enforced for has required from nine to forty-three amendment in 1876. This provided only fellow workers of W. tific temperance instruction in public yesterday It has stood the test of years and hat lard and her the the first time during the session. The a months. for the prohibition of the manufacture C. T. U. entered the field. They sent schools, brought practically all the reputation for quickly and effectively children the touch with rule provides that only members and giving results in thousands of cases. The wur is given the credit for has- and sale of spirituous distilled liquors to the Republican convention u great in nation in employes of the House, state officers, tening the udoption of prohibition in temperance truth; medlcul temper- This preparation so very effective, baa for beverage purposes. He introduced petition asking that consideration be members of the Senate and accredited placed on everywhere. a meetings; been sale Get this upuntry. The economic aspect of a similar measure nine times, chang- glveu the pleas of the temperance ad- ance; mothers’ flower mis- representatives of the press shall be bottle, medium or large size, at your near equul suffrage; the question was emphasized by the ing it in 1886 to include ull alcoholic vocates, but it was Ignored aud even sion and relief; morul admitted to the floor of the House. est druggist. betterment; war emergency, and the handwriting liquors. thrown into the dirt on the floor, and education and race oratori- Memorial* sent from the House However, if you wish first to test thii seen, cal and declamatory medal contests; upon to speedily send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer on the wull was when congress Congressmuu Hobson of Aluhumu in- Miss Wlllurd promptly turned to the calling Congress en- preparation Secretary & Co., Binghamton, Y., for a sample passed a law providing for nation- troduced the fuinous “Hobson resolu- party. Christian citizenship, and child wel- act Lane's $100,000,000 re- N. Prohibition Her help was wel- clamation program and to authorize bottle. When writiug be sure and men- wide prohibition us a war measure, ter 19, fa re. tion” in the house December 1913. comed and Johu P. St. John of Kan drainage enterprises in the San Luis tion this paper.—Adv. become effective July 1, 1919, and to For World Prohibition. The resolution came to a vote Decem- sns wus put at the head of the cold Valley were referred to the commit- continue until the armies of the Unit- ber 22, 1914, but received only 197 water ticket. Already he was a nota- The World’s Woman’s Christian tee on State Affairs and Land*, at the Much More Important. ed States have been demobilized. If votes, while 258 were necessary for Its ble figure, for he had fought in the Temperance union was founded in 1883 request of senators who proposed mod- He—Didn’t you promise at the altar this law goes into effect, as contem- adoption. Civil war as lieutenant of the by Miss Willard. It is organized in ification in certain particulars. to love, honor and obey me7 plated, the country will go dry July 1, There Is a probability that antlprohl- 143 d regiment of Illinois volunteers 40 nations, with u total membership A House resolution inviting the Wy- She —Goodness knows what I prom- oming Legislature although the constitutional amend- bition forces will attempt lo secure an and Inter served two terms as gover- of over half u million. state officials and ised. I was listening to hear what you to attend ment will not become effective until annulment of the ratification vote In nor of Kansas. He was a Republican, In 1884 Miss Wlllurd sent out from the Western Stpck Show promised.—Boston Transcript. Fair in Denver wa* one year after Its by the several states and will attack the party her home office in Evanston, 111., ad- and Midwinter ratification le- but his thought him too wurin a adopted by unanimous consent. required number of legislatures. gality dressed to each government of the state of the action of congress. In friend of the prohibitionists and he Tne Senate accepted an invitation Cuticura Soothes Itching Scalp Text of Amendment. San Francisco a court order hus been wus defeated for re-election In 1882. world, an appeal for total abstinence from I. T. Pryor, president of the Na- On retiring gently rub spots of dan life, against The text of the resolution embody- secured restraining Governor Stephens Accepting the Prohibition nomination, purity of and the man- tional Livestock Association, inviting druff and Itching with Cutlcuni Oint- ing the amendment which hus now temporarily from signing the ratifica- he went into the cumpuigu -with ull ufacture and sule of opium, with this the member* to attend a meeting of ment. Next morning shuinpoo with been adopted Is as follows: tion of the amendment. It bus been Ills vigor and delivered stirring call for world prohibition: “We come that organization in the Broadway Cuticura Soap and hot water. Mak< JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING stated thut similar action may be tuken speeches all over the country, espe- to you with the united voices of repre- theater,. at which addresses will be every-day toilet preparation! by David Houston, secretary them your AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTI- In other states, .including Arkansus, cially paying attention to New York sentative women of every land, delivered be-1 of the Department of Agriculture in and have a cleur njfln and soft, whltt TUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. Colorado, Maine, Nevada, New Mexico, state, where the fight between James seeching you to raise the standard ol to morals, President Wilson’s cabinet. hands.—Ailv. Resolved by the senate and house of Oklahoma. Oregon, Utah. Washington. O. Blaine and Grover Cleveland had the luw thut of Christiun Old men and women, who, because representatives of the United States Missouri and Nebraska. In these mude things very warm. St. John was to strip away the safeguards und sanc- of their years are subject to fits of Two Qualities to Cultivate. of America In congress assembled, states, It Is declared, all action tuken out to beat the Republicans, aud in* tions of the state from the drink traffic mental aberration but who are not in- Be loving, and you will never want two-thirds of eacli house concurring l>y the stute legislatures may be sub- succeeded, for the Prohibition vote and to protect our homes by the total : sane, are daily being sent to the asy- for love; be humble, and you will nev- therein, that the following amend- mitted to the people under a referen- was lurge enough to let Cleveland win prohibition of this curse of civilization jlum at Pueblo, according to Senator er want fo»* .guiduuce.—D. M. Mulock ment to the Constitution be. and here- dum. New Yofk state und. in consequence, throughout all the territory over which A. L. Puffer of Colorado Spring*. The by Is, proposed to the states to be- Attorneys for the liquor Interests the nation. The Prohibitionists polled your government extends." Legislature in 1917 changed the name asylum to the $100 Reward, $100 come valid as a part of the Constitu- claim that there ure many points on the surprisingly large vote of 150,626. This “polyglot" petition, as it ha* of the Colorado ts u disease greatly Influ- State Hospital, and since then, ac- Catarrh local when rntltted by the legislatures which the amendment may be attacked The Prohibition been Is historically significant, enced by constitutional conditions. 11 tion convention of 1896 termed. cording to the senator, many persons therefore requires constitutional* treat- of the several states us provided by in the courts and plans have been split the purty over woman suffrage for It was the first world-wide prod/ who should not be there are forced ment. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINI Constitution: made, it Is declared, for uctlon nloug money. “free silver” ngulnst the legalized liquor spend la taken Internally and acta through th< the and The minor- mation to their last days under most Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys- Section I—After one year from the these lines. ity formed a Liberal party, with Bent- traffic. • trying conditions. tem. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINI Reading of committee destroys the foundation of the dlseasa reports occu- gives the strength by Improving pied the time of State Senate in a* parent unemployment January adopt a the tho general health and assists nature lx PROVIDE NEW Only n minimum of New Mexico, California, Ohio, Nevada. York on 28 to definite session devoid of developments other doing its work. 9100.00 for any case o: MUST REVENUE Is expected, ns the cumulative sever- Washington. North Dakota. Mississip- program. Catarrh that HALL’S CATARRJ than routine procedure. Protracted to cure. restrictive measures adopted pi, Kansas, und It is pointed out, however, that the MEDICINE falls Taxes Hitherto Derived From Triffic ity of Missouri. Louisiana recesses ure the order of the day, en- Druggists 76c. Testimonials free. lias Itself not Cheney A Co., In Liquor Will Have to Be since the war begun already Utah. federal constitution does abling the various committees to meet F. J. Toledo. Ohio. Obtained Elsewhere. caused many distillers and brewers to In California court action-has been contemplate any stute action on and decide upon the disposition of seek other uses for their plants. taken to restrain the governor from amendments except by tl*p legislature, measures referred to them. Ho who bus once despised the law* Of the four hundred New problems of government are Meanwhile a distillers' committee certifying the action of the legisla- ami action by the legislature, even In and thirty-odd of nature, and has soared above them Senate measures, many raised by prospective stoppage of the announced that in 22 states the con- ture to Washington. states wltb referendum laws, has here- undoubtedly bus no right to live. —Auerbach. referendum Every deemed final. will not get further thun the commit- trnffie In Jlquor. The hundreds of stitutions require vote to resource of the distillers, tofore been tee pigeonholes. Freak bills and In- ratify constitutional amendment. with sl,- Shephard said he not millions of dollars derived from a resources of approximately Senator was measures introduced “by request’’ aro When Vour Eyes Need Care ternal revenue will have to be ob- They named these states aa follows: 000,000.000, It la sold, will be employed disturbed over the projected fight of due for undisturbed slumber in tho Laws for South Dakota, Oregon, Nebraska, Mon- In the supreme their liquor and declared no Try Murine Eve Remedy tained from other sources. effort to save the Interests desks of committee chairmen, if the No Smarting Just Hyo Comfort. 40 cents at enforcement of the amendment alzp tana. Oklahoma, Maine, Maryland, businesses. A meeting of the dlstll- loopholes to Invalidate the law would expressed temper of Semite leaders Drag* Iat* or mall. Write for Free Bye Book. MURINE EYE REMEDYCO-CHIOADO will have to be passed by congress. Michigan, Arkansas, Colorado, Arizona, lara’ committee will be. held at New be found. may be taken as. a criterion.