The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1920, Page 10

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Lulkhart became a devotee of | the philosophy of “sex antagoniam.” The husband says she told him “women were the toys and play- things of men, that men never | suffered, and that she had made all the sacrifices and he had made none.” And a woman likes to dine in « restaurant with her husband so that the cannot blame her for the cooking You'll Be No April Fool Today If you take advantage of the chance to earn a full three months dividend on July First by starting to Save now at this Strong Savings Association. ONE DOLLAR Will Start You On the road which leads to real substantial dividends and happy independence Surely This is a Good Time to carry out the Sabings Resolutions you habe so often made. Resources now over Four Million Dollars PUGET SOUND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ‘Where Pike Street BY MILTON BRONNER GLASGOW, April 1—Hoot mon, Scotland's going dry! Or #o the drys confidence does not ap. Hens average Briton this seema ‘probable aa several years ago seomed the predic at Kentucky would go practically dry under a lo eal option law before the nation did. But the conditions tn Scotland closely parallel those in Kentucky, my native state. Kentucky made the whisky for the nation, Just as Scotland makes the whisky for Great Britain, The Scotch, like Kentucklana, are supp to be so wedded to their wee dr jo that they will no gie ft oop for onny mon. Ah weel, we shall Under local option, Kentucky out of 120 counties tn 118 had gone RIGHT TO THE WAGES? ‘The Drtnkendfler o The Housewtle ? Be True to Your Homes. Vote NO LICENCE! A SCOTCH DRY POSTER corre} | FROM AMERICAN DRY PROPA GANDA. dry before national prohibition. Un. der local option, the Seoteh dryn ex pect to do something of the same sort \TEMPERANCE ACT SEVEN YEARS AGO | Seven years ago, after a lengthy battle, the British parliament passed a bill known as the Scotch temper- ance act, to come into effect June, 1920. Scotland ts made up of some 1.200 voting areas — country parishes, towns of less than 25,000, and wards in larger cities. After August 15, onetenth of the voters in any such area can demand jan election upon three pointe—no change, a law limiting the number of mioon licenses to be lasued, or no license at all If 55 per cent of the votes record: ed in an area are in favor of no license and these number not less than 35 per cent of the voters in the aren, then “no license” becomes the law and no more saloons can oper ate tn that area, If @ majority of the votes are tn favor of @ limiting resolution and these votes number not less than 35 per cent of the voters tn the area, then the measure is law and after that the aajoon# tn that district must be reduced by 25 per cent. If a majority vote in favor of no change or if the other resolutions are defeated, then there is no change tn the area. It will be noted that the law & a copy of the ones #0 successful in Kentucky and elsewhe It enables the drys to pinch off bits of territory. DRY HEADQUARTERS |NOW CONFIDENT When I visited the dry headquar ter here I found everyone confident. They have divided Scotland into three sections and have no license committees backed by the Boottish Temperance league, the Permissive Bill association, the British Wom en's Temperance association and [similar organizations. They are sending out speakers and Organizers all over Scotland and many of them are Americans, Also they are flooding the matis with Uterature and cartoons and many of these are copies from American Propaganda. They have formed a Scottish Li censed Trade Veto Defense fund have opened big headquarters here and are also Preparing to send out Uterature and speakers. Marry Earnshaw, in general charge of the wet campaign, told me frankly that 1920 would be a fateful year for the liquor | trade In Scotland. There is one thing in which the Seotch local option law differs from ours. If all Scotiand were to vote itwelf dry this would merely clone the saloons. It whisky distiller operate and other countries. 1 not clone the These could still ship their product to Get Out the Bevo! Bryan’s Coming William Jennings Bryan may call at 8 his way to the San o ention, in June, He wired local Br democracy of King |county to this effect. Former Saloonist in Spokane Gets “Reward” SPOKANE, April 1——When Jim mie Durkin, former salooniat, wore a straw hat downtown thru the snow, employes clubbed together and nted him with a “Croix re.” Their Cider Had Too Much Wallop Dry squad officers whetted their tasters Wednesday and pinched four soft drink dispensers for selling cider with a wallop, The unfortunates are I, Kawashima, 301 Second ave. 8.; R. Nagata, 106 Washington st; M Hashimoto, 300 First ave, &., and|® John Mascara. 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