Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

means th, saloon Is driven out. lcsit-
imaic business has its opportunity
For instance IN Springfield. whore
practically every best corner In the
city was occupied bv "a saloon, ANA
where the hue and cry before the sa-
loon went was 10 tho saloons go.
property values viii 90 down and
houses Win hc vacant Tho fact az 7
saw H. was practically the reverse. \
state senator showed me every bUild-
iug IN springfield that had been occu-
pied by saloon We found thel
stores occupied hv legitimate business
enterprises: the buildings had been rec
paired md renovated and there wasn't
one vacant store room iu town
Bishop Quatlo last uight addressed
a large audience iu the Methodist
church on temperance. In addition to
being prominent advocate for prohl-
billion. Bishop Quaylr O. well qualified
Geo speak on the Initiative and refrrem-
rum. having seen butA m operation.
Although not standing With Bailey on
the temperance question. the bishop
De- with him un The question of initia-
tive and referendum, as well a. the
recall. Branding the initiative and
referendum us 'mrr, humhuEs
and tho most dangerous current
day devices and saying that tho re-
cali o., az beast. merely worker of
unccrtaiuii,s' ho told the story OF
oklahoma experience. Under this
system - pcr cent uf the voters of the
state were able Go bring about another
election for the re-submissiou OF the
prohibition question. thus putting the
state Go Ca, extra and unnecessary cx-
pcnse OF probably 100000. Il IS
cusy enough 90 GIT disgruntrd people
tu the extent of - prr cent ot the.
voters on petition. There are al
ways that many people against any
good government. while the large body
OF people arc for H. But that Is not
an. After bringing about the extra
election AMI after the petitioners were
voted down they are again circulating
petitions for Another election. ~ Is
not evident that the initiative and ref
rrpndum provides an endless chain ut
useless. expensive and unfair cl'ys-
tions? You p,oplc of New Mexico
are to pr congratulated upon leaving
II out This world h going to be re-
| ont TOYS. but rather 10y making people
good and then the good people stand
| ing together as unit for the right In
an things"
| Complimcntary 20 President tart
| Bishop Quaylc Induced Row. T. ~.
! H1rwood To- tell Of an incldem that
| occurred in Rochester recently whii"
/ Rev HARDWOOD was there a. nationai
| chaplain ot the e.. \. Il. In his usual
pleasant manner Rev Hatwood, the
I young thing" that hc b.. as Bishop
Quaylc referred 90 him. told the
| story OF attending banquet in honor
~ President Taft
The one drawbacks 90 the banquet
] according to Rev. Mr. Harwood was
/ the rrccncss 90 the flow OF wine How
| ever. President Tat, did not partakc
~ we'll as Rev Mr. Harwood, ~ the
| speaker was SO quick to add That
! Bishop Quayle interviewed with the
/ remark shat hs was glad that Rev, Mr..
| HarMuud was Kind enough To leave
the audience la no doubt on that ques-
tion.
bishop Quayle here took occasion
20 brand the social idca that IL ~ inn
polit, tu refuse liquor when guest az
false. adding that II rs rather impo-
lit. for the host 10 oncr Il than for
the guest 90 refuse.
Iis also stated that women are now
Just as much in danger of liquor as
men, that the plea. save the Boys
should be- changed Go take In the girls.
too. aud that the boast of women that
the nght would bo won f they could
only vote Is Go be- doubted.
I Bishop Quaylc terms himself "a pro-
! hipItionist hy destination" but adds
that bo is willing TO take what can
bc obtained. hold that aud then 90
after more. thus declaring for the an
Il saloon league.
The audience was also addressed by
Rev samuel f. Belts who drew d
word picture OF Albuquerque 90 years
ago, thereby illustrating the vast
change for the better that has taker
place. Rev Mr. Belts stated that IN,
Maine election win hc contested aud
that. even IN casc that tho liquor ele-
ncnt does win Ia the contest tho cleo
ton was only 60 provide FOR the state
Legislature 10 rcssuhmit the prohioi'
tlon question to tho people, so that
by the use OF the Initiative and refer
lendum the temperance people can hole
OF the local option law for six years
He also stated that the supreme court
has decreed iu favor ~ the temper
ance movement and that as soon as
state cases can he gotten before that
court the nght will he won
The meeting was led by Rev Alonzo
Bright. perintendcnt Of tho mission
and Rev. Mr.. Cooper assisted by
! prayer
Tonight Bishop Quayle win deliver
his lecture. sherlock and David
This lecture Is OF such value as q
merit run house, and all who posi-
hlv can should attend. The Metho'
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