The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-11
CLUBBING THE SALOON MEN.

CLUBBING The SALOON MEN.
n the Salt Lake Tribune that 5000 which the Ameri
is be collected from them and that another $1,000 is TO be collected from
them pay the Tribune what this election has cost it. OF the
words that unless holders retail liquor
what it means:
That the saloon in politics is society again
Tuesdays election Lake City That will
continue until the number of saloons is reduced to
license granted contingent the saOOnkeeper
and his employees eanng from participating actively in political
another by coercion by offering special
inducements compel persuade liquor dealers to band themselves
holding the balance of
political contests the interests of society and good government
should promptly this matter and appoint an in
vestigating into local conditions This
with against saloon man who is believed to be untitled
the business And while this committee organizing the good
citizens of Salt Lake City and the reputable liquor dealers should
To the end that fully violations
ordinances penicus political activity on the part Of
along these lines lay it before US the earliest
An licenses will expire December 81 there but few
for action, there must not be any delay:
obliged to grant any reason for refusing
20 do So However geee charge can De Ad tS+ & am
The % truth of is that this article in yesterdays Tribune
TO say that their from the Tribune ticket
and thai therefore, be disciplined that they
going be forced pay what is owing on the I'm f
the $4,000 which fight And the plea of desire for fewer licenses
As matter of fact while there undoubtedly saloon the city
bes Rbican rains made the districts where the
business men reside refused follow the Tribune IN
its destructive policy Third municipal ward where there are no
saloons, and where saloon reside went strongly
ward where there saloons ana no saloon
men there the Republican vote The hepubean victory
in and the IN the city
due to the saloon men,
The saloons of Salt the the Tribune and the
that organized The saloon men nav
been grated policemen the beat and everybody IN the a
ere s@e a T9' .aoo IN Salt Lake that have paid
derayg Tribune deficit for just as soon as the holders %
retail liquor disposition refuse to there is tank IN
the liquor licenses or OF passing new and more
stringent liquor ordinance .. d
neither of been enforced They have been used merely a.
the saloon The saicons are at M y 81
policeman and plain clothes detective ana no" S "
100000 be split between the American
Inst before the last ty election $4,000 collected from
dealers by four American party men, Inc
local bank the credit OF one OF the lou
ouard with the Tribune circle however before the election and
them the unless they signed receipt when te
because penitentary sentence Inc money Is sun
The next Utah legislature January will local
opo bin of Utah do is that the liquor
this the take the liquor licensing
and regulating business hands The people elected Repub
an legislature the understanding that the quor business
Republican legislature should thar
there be state control OF the business
When the Utah legislature liquor bill that will carry out the
the platform should provide Tor state
liquor business the dispensing OF liquor that Is II hou
shall control them and that the laws are enforced
club the saloon the Tribune has the AID OF fere
political mounban with or two exceptions IN
Salt Lake resolution pending council to reduce the number
and he absolute tool OF the tribune Inc Oh
l has steadily increased IN under Tribune rule They have
decreased by the Tribune and they never WILL 50 long as %
settle , -, - = a. -.
other to graft the saloon
And unless mistaken viii do it, Wherever there are
saloons they the people them and they
not going placed at the Of the city authorities