The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-04
THE EFFECT IN SALT LAKE.

is barely possible Of present campaign
have thought the effect prohibition
SI a my II Is barely possible nat many persons resident IN
law IN operation and do not know what the effect of it especially the
The party proposes
put beyond power city Salt Lake regulate the liquor
traffic within its borders Ideals viii answer that statement bv saving
that uuder statewide prohibition there viii liquor traffic Salt Lake
0 OF that statement is not There scarcely anybody in
the city that has attained sufficient be entitled but that
AS the metropos of THIS eopp as the base of supplies
for the mining Of the and Of Nevada the capital Of Utah.
all sorts and conditions of going to to Salt Lake and they
s F IR f sos to get l5 ffa1s se ES o
ordinances that forbid the sale of liquor in Salt Lake Sunday liquor
reason going liquor sold Salt Lake. and the
thinks that broad of the mark is too much
saloons regulated light
and tine principal OrOughf of the city, going to be sold
without principle and need for money think they turn dollar by
because he dare going the place who would be refused
BY the liquor dealer viii go into these liquor he that as inevitable
Under statewide prohibition law it viii be absolute mpObihty
clos them beas thew are bon5 the male Of tbe law He can exercise no
officer they bride him have
mpedent anyone suppose officer
of the law viii Try keep order and enforce deney liquor hell that
him money to close ms yeI Even the statewide prohibition de
who not bound by the rules OF logic that must limit the thoughts OIL
ordinary morta admit that the proposition in itself absurd
open regulated with policeman outside Just around the
that sort of crimes vile den back alley to which men are
scrutiny with their hidden that devty
with the palm Of the officer crossed with baoef The
about just now JOB disappointed politicians
a to live without working
find itself the position that
citizens Memphis Tennessee Tennessee
aborng prohibition law. The law forced
the cities of the by the country districts 1t passed by Demo
legislature signed by Democratic governor and the enforce
in hands Naturally the drinking places in
the law concerned The city cannot
regulate public officials dare admit that there
Saloons they recognize their existence they must close Them the
law requires they shall do.
and order league organized Memphis to
close the saloons discovered that there 200 saloons Memphis
judge them and had have plaintiffs Memphis
property reside in the These
that these saloons injured the value of their property
doubt The Of saloons
under statewide prohibition system outside the pale
of the law, would certainly damage the property in their immediate ter
would their families to live to the sort OF
hes that statewide prohibition Think of this situa
prohibition sate Going into the federal to
have the saloons closed IN the city of Memphisl
OF law and order league couldn't help from the
officials These latter knew that the sentiment the voters of
and they did endanger their
political wishes of their sovereign lords
people The officials knew the thing and would not inter
although there in the offices of Tennessee the who
having that statewide prohibition law passed
necessary whose position held
life has need fear the of the people
the astonishing that there 700 saloons
Memphis That saloon for each 200
children in Salt Lake. where the liquor question certainly
ously handled there is only saloon for each go
would scarcely that the would such
that which this Tennessee city having If public opinion in Memphis
these Saloons they would be wiped quick wink Public
do likes and viii do If public sentiment in Salt
the saloon and that the laws
enforced But public opinion viii have be discovered
Ana m the tb ~ the tbre. mil IL be, record IN the CITY would