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

fer,nycs in Michigan. Central Illinois.
two confer. noes in oklahoma, aud a.
conference, Boo Austin, I, Xus, for all of
tu, lone star state.
Giving hi- reasons for condcmning
'ho initiative Bishop QupyIc said that
theoretically 81 tends TO exceeding iu-
stability 100 government matters
You never know where YOU arc
&C, said pr Quaye. The thing YOU
initiate today could bc initiated out in
uo time. The people could easily be
externally Initiating That - the in
tBuyc theoretically Practically the
initiative a- haN, seen 10 operate,
muk,s 10 possible easily for the worst
element iu soyicty To- have political
conditions iu the state in continual
upruar. 100 q perpetual state ot unrest
aud calamity u Is very much easter
Zoo get SAY uftccn per cent initiative
for amy bad matter than to get 1t for
Jny good matter The reason is APP
pur,ut Ia bddncss either appetite or
gain or both are involved and $50 pco-
pie are easy tu get together on any
proposition of that sort. Whereas in
good matters. neither of these factors
operate ana 80 with regard 60 the good
thing designed. a variety ~ methods
are likely to by present which divide
forbes rather than unite. Tho inltla-
tiy, proposition Us not so much theory
a. business Ny own deduction with
regard Gao the bearing Of these opin-
ions is that the constitution ut Ncw
Mexico lrps,s AN moral forces abso-
lut,lv unhanporrd for trausacting the
great moral business they have ia
heart ana hand Under statutory en-
a.tmcut provided by the constiiu-
tion. any good thing can Doe brought
about through every Gay methods OF
democratic institutions. nv Judgment
or ,ours, B.. ono mans Judgment
founded un one mans experience
Politicians Are Not So Terrible.
Speaking Of politicians ANA states
men ana hasing his statements on his
Judgment after public life ~ twenty
csc y-arF. Bishop Qu8ylr said that po-
lItI.a leaders are essentially neither
more nor less than citizens In action
aud that they are citizens before they
are politicians and that they are cit
liens While they are Ia politics and az
ter they are in politics
And where ", make fatal mis-
take" said Dr Quayle. ia that al
citizens out Of office W. assume that
citizeus la office are less interested 10
the public welfare than ourselves W.
should deal with the politician, 80
called, as wc would deal with any
othtr citizen and h~livyc IN his dispo'
sitiun to do honordbl" citizen thing
lMntil such timo as he has clearly
,ut himself IN from -uch belief by nm
ctiaenuho conduct. After extensive
association Win ana acquaintance
Win politicians aud statesmen
thruuehuut IA, nation my confidence
Jan their integrity has Increased There
ARE bad politicians and there are good
but We have NO call 90 assume tina
because man b. a politician h'
SIS o bad one. We have "a right TO as
sumo that "a politician is a good mar
until ne proves hipself tie contrary
And Il is the honor and office of evcri
lcitlzcn To himself be- a political
force as not e. cpcrcr. but direct th'
thought and action ~ political lead
ers ia "a word good citizens SHOULD
nav a. much attention % good clti
/ FfltNt kffNN N'fNAf.Nf" Nff'f Nff'f N'"'ff'"
as tn bad citizens and bad policies an'
bad politics \ good motto IN re
public h., Every man and woman
good citizen aud good politician
TN Prohibition.
Taking az the question Of prohlbi
ton, Br, QuaYlc today said that h'
was a minor when prohibition wa
placed IN tho Kansas constitution; tina
: d, lived IN Kansas from that time IN
ltH 1884; that no is thoroughly famil
lar with Kansas in The years since anc
Is at present satisfactorily familiar e
pass an intelligent judgment on th'
situation
"rhls is my judgment In a word.
said Dr Quaylc First that prohi
bltion r. tho brst form the anti liquol
legislation has yot assumed Second
that the enforcement 81 prohibitorl
law Instead OF being exceptionally In
competent. Is when an circumstance
are considered oxccptionally compct
lcnt Ana having lived In low LICENSE
states and lyiah license states and pro-
hihiliou states. umqu9liiicdly ailifn
as the father of son and daughter
that n prohibition state Is the uncum
| parable state IN winch 10 rear emu"
rem.
Internationally going aroun'
Through America I nnd uniformly thii
thing. as Of course, any one who wou''
rons iterateiv contemplate the matte
would know; n b. when money y ex
| pended for any form ~ liquor
that money can net he eNpend
ga for any form ~ household
. Tl!,s That Is 10 say. " = maj
lsp,rds nickel fpr glass of hr r, IA
cannot spend the same nickel for
| loaf Of bread And I have observed
that wherever whiskey interests have
| gone out of business the legiti
mate business men are immensely
\ nrohted. In Texas, oklahoma. Kan
sas and IN any ether partitions of thu
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