anaheim-gazette 1913-10-23

FACTS AND FIGURES (This page is PROHIBITION A W The Anti-Saloon League claims Southland is Steadily, Surely IS IT? Every Woman in Anaheim should r from the Visalia paper reproduced on IS IT? Every Woman in Anaheim should not from the Visalia paper reproduced on the home, in the Protection of her boys, been misled by the absurd statements of tionists to believe that prohibition morals, should read the accompanying A more powerful argument against its Disastrous Effects could not be written of a school teacher. Picture her standing before the trust board pleading with them to Stop Boycots from Trafficking in Whiskey. Think of such a deplorable condition town of the same population as Anaheim then recall what Evangelist Brown, Editor Young and other such heavy payers tell you about the Moral Issues of Prohibition. This woman school teacher condemns it immoral, and offers proof of its Such appalling condition Under Prosalia has Never Been Known, will Neer in Anaheim with its clean morals, its Citizens, its Progressive Administration Laws of strict regulation and licensing traffic. As Editor Young rightly says: Our liquor estab salia has Never Been Known, will New in Anaheim with its clean morals, its Citizens, its Progressive Administration Laws of strict regulation and licensing traffic. As Editor Young rightly says: Our liquor established on the public streets where anybody can see. Our present laws make it impossible for you to obtain liquor in any of these well Regulated, openly conducted establishments. Our law separates the boy from the saloon, where liquor is sold according to law and under system. The liquor traffic at Visalia and every other Town in Southern California is without license, Prohibition there has placed the traffic in the hands of criminals who seek the boys as we selling them self-made poisonous, strongest kind results are here shown. BE SURE ANAHEIM GAZETTE ADVERTISEMENT FIGURES FOR ANAHEIM T (This page is edited under auspices of the Anaheim Taxpayers' League.) BITION=A FAILURE= A WOMAN'S APPEAL league claims that our , Surely Going Dry. IT? him should read the article produced on this page. VISALIA MOR VISALIA, TULARE COUNTY, CALIFORN YOUTHFUL LIQUOR TH SCHOOL BOAR Fact That G Buvin IT? him should read the article produced on this page. believes in the Sanctity of her of her boys, and who has statements of the prohibihibition makes for good companying article Twice. agents against prohibition and not be written than this more the trustees and school to Stop Boys in Knee Pants by. able condition in a “Dry” bon as Anaheim (4000), and st Brown, Rev. Chapman, such heavy Anaheim TaxMoral Issue and the Bless- other condemns prohibition, is proof of its dismal failure. Under Prohibition in Viwn, will Never Be Known morals, its Liberty-loving administration, its Safe, Sane and licensing of the liquor Our liquor establishments are locat- YOUTHFUL LIQUOR THE SCHOOL BOAR Fact That G Buyin One of the himself a man, buys liquor from liquor by robbin their homes. ishment greater be passed but v encouraging the ING THEMSEL there is no pur tics. The above in the city counnett, principal o peared before th q that body th lals, and especial OF LIQUOR BY STILL IN KNEEL The question remeeting of the deevening and follow the grammar schofast Saturday, whi school boys carrie liquor, sold some into trouble with and came home, the football game tion. Explains A crowded count ASTOUNDED ATTENOF SUCH ACTION appreciation by a THAT THE CONIN VISALIA, ALI LIEVING IT WA NOW APPEARS, mand of the prif board that the city remedy conditions Miss Barnett ex- “BOYS IN SCHOOLS, STILL TOGETHER WITH BOYS, ARE S' FROM THE CELI SHEDS OF PEOPLE and are selling it I know. I have g This Demands own, will Never Be Known morals, its Liberty-loving administration, its Safe, Sane and licensing of the liquor Our liquor establishments are locatnybody can see or find them. possible for your boy to drink or well Regulated, Highly Restricted, in the saloon, from every place law and under a high license and every other Supposedly Dry without license, control or restricd the traffic in secret channels, in the boys as welcome customers, strongest kind of liquor. The This Demands and Re It is time for every Wor this prohibition issue. Some Non-Residents, H UTTER STRANGERS an legal sale of alcoholic bev What substitute for t prohibition offer? The THINK IT OV BE SURE AND READ THE ANAHEIM HERA THURSDAY, October 28 NEIM TAXPAYERS (yers' League.) URE——No. 3. CAL SALIA MORNING DELTA TULARE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1912 LIQUOR THIEVES BRING COOL BOARD TO CITY TRUSTEES Fact That Grown Men Are Making a Practice of Buying From Boys. Who Steal From LIQUOR THIEVES BRING COOL BOARD TO CITY TRUSTEES Fact That Grown Men Are Making a Practice of Buying From Boys, Who Steal From Cellars, Demands Action One of the lowest types of humanity is that man, if he can call himself a man, who buys liquor from boys. Lower still is he who buys liquor from boys, knowing that these same boys had secured the liquor by robbing woodsheds and cellars of those who keep liquor in their homes. What to do with such an individual would call for punishment greater than any at present conceivable. One offense might be passed but when the matter becomes one of steady form, thereby encouraging the boys in their stealing, and, of consequence, DRINKING THEMSELVES and, as conditions show, leading to further thefts, there is no punishment great enough to do justice to his criminal tactics. The above is the sentiment of the city trustees as well as everyone in the city council chambers last evening who listened to Miss Carrie Barnett, principal of the Tipton Lindsey grammar school. Miss Barnett appeared before the board with the school board and teachers explaining to that body the absolute necessity of action on the part of city officials, and especially the city marshal, in stopping these thefts AND SALES OF LIQUOR BY THE BOYS OF BOTH THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS—STILL IN KNEE PANTS—and HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. The question reached a head at the meeting of the school board Tuesday evening and following the escapade of the grammar school boys in Dinuba last Saturday, when Visalia grammar school boys carried to Dinuba stolen liquor, sold some of it en route, got into trouble with the Dinuba officers and came home, some of them after the football game in drunken condition. Explains Conditions. A crowned council chamber listened, ASTOUNDED AT THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH ACTIONS, but with sincere appreciation by all who, KNOWING THAT THE CONDITION WAS BAD IN VISALIA, ALTHOUGH NOT BELIEVING IT WAS AS BAD AS IT NOW APPEARS, approved of the demand of the principal and school board that the city fathers and officers remedy conditions. Miss Barnett explained, "BOYS IN THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS, STILL IN KNEE PANTS, TOGETHER WITH HIGH SCHOOL BOYS, ARE STEALING LIQUOR FROM THE CELLARS AND WOODSHEDS OF PEOPLE IN THE CITY and are selling it to men. These things I know. I have gone to the bottbm of the affair in every case that has come to my attention. I have interviewed the people who have lost the liquor. They are reliable people and they all claim that they knew nothing of the thefts. I have gotten a couple of the boys to confess to me and I have interviewed the men who have purchased the liquor so what I say here I know to be facts. "Beside this the boys are selling it to other boys and, with the money thereby acquired, are drifting into other vices. We find the boys in Jap town and about the streets at all hours of the night. What Are These Things? "Why should this be allowed to go on? Something has got to be done. I think the trustees should know these things and if there is anything I can do to help you out in giving you names and data. Something has got to be done soon and something will be done. "I know more. Since the stealing of the liquor the boys are stealing elsewhere. We find the school house broken into and the desks pried open. I have fears for the future unless something is done." Demands Sober Thought and Reflection For every Woman to sound the depths of an issue. Residents, Non-Taxpayers, and some DANGERS are asking you to abolish the alcoholic beverages. Institute for the legalized sale does offer? The answer is before you. IT OVER--VOTE YES. M HERALD