Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-01
Substitute Measure as Already
Forecasted by the Views"
To Be Introduced.
FEW FRIENDS CAN BE FOUND
Scores interviewed View the
Proposition With Suspicion
As Political Asset.
y. - Grant OF the Anti saloon League
Declares II Bears Evidence or
Being In Bad Faith.

THE nrst slirmish lines of those who
hope TO overcome the Cannon pro-
hibiton bin are now drawn Realizing
the hopelessness OF leaving temper
ance legislation out OF the list OF
things accomplished by the present
Legislature. the opponents are now
ready With o. substitute measure.
10 was completed after several weeks
of work on saturday last and viii be
introduced in the Legislature. probably
this afternoon or tomorrow. Few
friends for The bin could be found
ia salt Lake this morning OF several
scores of people Interviewed nearly all
regarded Be as "a bin drawn Up. not
in good faith but to make measure
that wouldn't prohibit that would
bring the saloons into play as
powerful political asset. and that
would not harm the dsuuer. liquor
iobber. on brewer
DOES NOT LIKE TT.
"The substitute bur said b. r.
| Grant of the Anu-SalOon league this
morning "hears every evidence OF be-
| iug drawn in bad faith. III we went
over 10 and seriously amended every
section we could get a bill thar would
give comprehensive regulation But
without these amendments ID Is a rusc
and am attempt TO build up out OF the
saloons powerful political force. that
could be- manipulated az will ira cam
paien seasons.
Let no man think that by voting for
this bill, he viii be voting for decent
moderate temperance. II cannot have
been drawn by people having the pro
motion OF the general welfare cor o. the
good of temperance advance iu mind.
While IL DE- truo that saloons suffer
some. the hreWcrs-thc men 81 Is alb
1 solutely necessary To- stop in order to
bring real temperance reform-cscapc
without injury"
~ HANDS OF STATE.
/ The bin as published m fun IN the
/ official organ Of the Republican party
! prohibits treating. prohibits the OPEN
! ms of saloons on election days, and
| places the entire matter OF licensing
/ saloons in the hands OF the state gov
eminent taking IL away from cities
and counties
Licenses. it provides are 20 be is
sued quarterly by the secretary OF state
I WIN INC alNlNNhA OF 0Aai hhAAN NA
| examiners. made up of the governor
secretary OF state. and attorney gen
| eral. A pretended local option feature
| is provided in that a district may
| keep a saloon out of that district by
returning a majority vote against hav-
ing a saloon there. The hours OF busl-
/ ness provide for am early closing a.
| the hour 0f T. o'clock midnight
The Interior oft the saloon too, De-
HHN Hff Cad
I than two doors. must consist OF one
| room, and It's bar must be IN plain
/ view from the window while booths
| extra rooms. tables chairs. musical ip-
/ strumeuts on gambling devices are pr5-
! hi1itod
SOME RISKS OS CREDIT
| some protection After he mas spent
! AN his money there end fl has given
! him credit and he has decided ne
| Won't pay the charge against him on
the books. then he IS free from suit 10
| compel him Go pay unless he has
| bought the goods iu more than rve
| gallon lots The protection does not
| extend 10 a case wherein a saloon man
/ issues a five gallon credit 10 the
| drinking man, and he uses II up a.
| Doc wishes over the bar
Physicians are regulated, and sew
! ercly. They make themselves guilty
I OF AN offcuso Dr. they fan 10 state the
condition OF the health OF a patient 20
| whom they issue 90 prescription TO-
/ liquor upon "a drug store while sa-
! loons are closed because or holidays,
| Druggists, too, arc regulated. To per
NIT the regulation to become effective
| thcy are required 10 cell by perscrip-
lion only and ara not allowed % sell
/ patent medicines without peracrlp-
| lions when these medicines contain
| ingredients making thcm subject 90
| Internal revenue laws
The provisions requiring glass
window Tor saloons, rom which the
| nos MoineH observations N Senator
| Carl Badger, who with 4. 8. Dist.
! Atty ~ r. Booth, and others has
| spent some time upon the new bill
| Aflor hes completion Do was the sub
icct OF special consideration az q
meeting of Republiean leaders az The
cullen hota over which Col I'd. Loos'
presided
TYPICAL INTERVIEWS
Robert Marsh don't bslieve iu tha
s0-called temperance BIN printed .ca
terday morning NJ seems to me lf
compromise measure. and in such
| things j place no faith Il ann
straight prohibition. There Is uot.I.
| t0 he gained by comuromlse.
Major d. A Braeden-Thefe
! nee lu dickeruE or tnmperiuE N
tho whisky element The people ..
IDENTIFY want prohibition. and tH
ought to have o. Prohibition hH. D.
| ucceasful elsewhere and VIII uH
/ Utan THE Din prepared nT .le H'.
called party leaders Is an 9ll."i. "
carry water or both shoulders HH.
the result uIl ba HhH. I9 g.ueIaIiE
aI such tImeH uIL Aa lNr na l'
I prosperity 0f tIH olH HII HIu't