The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02
BISHOP TUTTLE AND THE LIQUOR QUESTION


BISHOP FUTILE AND THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
trueA Americans it me. ought maintain
perpuate American principles prohibition
Prohibition and in favor local oponBishop Daniel
Tutte of Utah. presiding bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal church in the United States
Bishop Tue opinion all the questions of the day IS
regarded with all the Union made the above statement IN
carefully prepared interview Friday Montgomery Mo The Ven
and venerable bishop made this statement because the OF Missouri
state constitution prohibition
Bishop ule is in of prohibition but not statewide prohibition be-
prohibition Bishop local prohibition where
the people and regulation where the people favor the OPEN
regulated prohibition because
knows that the prohibition of liquor selling IN community can only
accomplished where there majority sentiment IN the
of it. He that of prohibition because ne knows that
sale OF hquor tha IT IS lmposslDe 10 prevent IT, ne SHOWS MAJ any
tempt prohibition community that favors liquor selling results
evil infinitely than the saloon IN the broad
light of pOiee-supervisiOn and regulation 81,
Bishop Tue of the widely travelled well one OF the
widely widely experienced the United States knows
that law be enforced community when the sentiment Of the
opposition that law He believes that prohibition is
night enough when the people want But a e;f IN o' onT TSf of
prohibition that enforced State wide prohibition IN the Judgment OF
bells that the naon of and boys He
knows that the influence these located dark nome dns where they
go will He knows that
these inevitably follow statewide prohibition IN communities that oppose
Logan Utah. educational position to enforce
local prohibition Public sentiment in those communities is undoubtedly IN
favor of prohibiting the sale OF liquor The residents OF these e
undoubtedly chief which perhaps would be
tiers there to be educated They argue their nence depends
upon these schools and the students attracted there That feeling WI" WORK
liquor public will be able that the law enforced
But necessary Eureka Park City, Bingham and other
undoubtedly strong sentiment IN each
liquor regulated saloons under supervision OF
authorities Public sentiment would not counenance the o
ton of the Of LIQUOR what would happen
should force these communities to close their
that public sentiment would to 1t that there
could procured and imbbed the premises
not where liquors sold would be
tiles young would attracted eref Does
question the influence of these blind tigers booers
and speakaes infinitely these communities than the
and regulated saloon?
to advance the argument
the remainder the state TO say 10
and other communities that they shall
have of the people of these cities Is IN favor Oh
1t would be just logical Just as tenaoe 70 say na
the remainder should have the to force the saloon upon
Provo and Logan sentiment of these communities has been found
to be opposed TO the saloon
prohbtOni takes the position hat all oay
ON his side all immortality with the opposition He Will not listen TO the
statement that all the evils of nmpeanee yet can honestly
differ on the policy with which the evils OF the saloon
the liquor traffic -, ~,
will be brave who VIII arlse IN Otah ana 'a
;n that Bishop Tue of immortality Bishop futile
f temperance he favors reducing the evil of the liquor traffic to the
Lowest possible minimum believes that local option Will most success
F achieve that end prohibition if the people want H. the
n If the people constitute the bishops platform as against
statewide prohibition. -, Lut ~ tol;oros
Ron Tutt is American patriotic and honest ne DeeVes
t American principles peeuated de believes that local
harmony with American IDEAS Ior
that reason he each community should deae Io ~ Oh ~
Iouor question he fayors local oPuo
And on that question: harmony with the Utah Republican state
platform.