The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-26
LAST GREAT PROBLEM,
NOW BEFORE MI
Says Any Church Supns,
Brewers and DistiI.,
Must Fall.

VIC Noitrl0uOOnf N
ara distll'ers never amoun, IA !,
that the question OF aboll,ht.
saloon Is The latest great proN.-
the Almighty has presentsd -
for solution; that the cm,rA
saloon arc now engaged In q 49,
pic and that either the chnr.,
saloon must 20 out Of buslns,.
ture statements embodied IN ,..
speech delivered yesterday ae,-
the tabernacle by John Msr,b,d|
peka, Kan. formerly assi,,,,,
general Of that state ana rs-
q employ OF the commits sion
charged with the cnrorcemcn, =
hibltory law. Mr.. Marshall srSs
hour and a half 10 an audIen.s
5000 persons, n number OF VIM, +
his most radical uttc,ances Win
strations OF approval.
Behind the Times Hen
The speaker began with m. 1,
that during the brief stay bs +
here and had noted the arryn,,-..
by the anti-Drohlblllonlsts i9i
them to he arguments that hs6 +
obsolete years ago In Kansss' E
attacked the "oersonal libsrty,' :
pressed by Clarence Darrov /,
wet speakers, declaring Ihsf
every crime In the category r
justified by the same plea. 40 a
A time In the history Of civiliuiI-
men without restraint committee b
that are now forbidden by lar
grow out Of the necessity 10 rssir
unlicensed liberty Of man and r.
becomes greater as the popuLafi1<
more dense.
Laws Make Men God
st is stock argument OF tds
he declared. Ito say that YOU 81
mon better by law, that YOU caII
late away their appet!ies n
drink. but you can make mc7 b|
tho enforcement Of laws. We IN
II In Kansas. Go into the d.
Gnd rules: go into the churhr h
rules. go into the schools. you 81
These rules must he obeyod 10 N
and women better.
The Bible is the statutes * d
mighty. II WAS dictated by Mm 4
government ~of man. In ;hs ~.
every law that has been enacted n
made 10 prevent man from i5du1
some evil practice. II IS 10 Hakz|
the thing that is right. 10 DO NJ
intended BIZ God in creat.on.'
Mr. Marshall then said thai VI
sity for laws controlling The u
nc was universally recognized 4
clared that IL was only when y
demanded prohibition that the 81"
dis,iller set up a howl aoot
liberty.
Dry the Highest ID
THE abolition of the evil 4
he declared. represents the hll1
OF American civiliza, lion today, U
can only be abolished by lav:
TO attain that Ideal then ~
falls OF the purpose for whld
created. was taught that II
10 drink-I can't see II anT
than that. ] was taught that
who sells liquor is an unoesHI
zen-I can't see Il any Other j.
that. The use OF liquor Is ooud7
the records OF courts. Dhilosopnat
men and students from ne G
history down to the present ns
Is no chuch in all the Tond ~
nizes LIQUOR as an evil ~
China can enforce > pronipI;'1
against opium. why can't Chs27
enforce Il prohibitory law aahIn
1--WE hear them say there =
lion between the church ana
There Is one. but il is an'sgon.
church and the saloon are eEs
In a death grapple and one o.
must go out of business. God
ing the church and he Is no. :
defeated by all the powers ol -
the saloon men can muster ~.
will 20 out OF existence N
wears from now | belieye ,he
be an institution as litue EnoN'~
cry is at the present time
Business Of Church 70
"It is the business OF sne
}ight the saloon, and that cn5
finds a saloon in the teIn,a
covers and fails 10 llft its w, ~
test is not accomplishing u
There are churches IN some
are sustained by the conu,s
hrevsrs aud dlstillers. but tnes5
do nothing for Christiani.y,
The church fight the saloon;
God rewards men for doine - -
and It Is right IN PUT 'he sIIs
business. God reSans
or n nation for doing VIVA.
as ne regards individuals any NC
wav Furnishes for falling 70 ~ s.
In ws The saloon stands ID
ihs nrorress OF civilization. cs s
of ,ba Shnrch of the living
Drawing lesson .Iv'c M ccIyl1n|
sneaker said that western tn.Iss o.
faced some problems wney n
epoch making in the his'9I'
He instanced the strugs.e ,,sz
vc,rs AGO for the preserfaugIs
i,anItv the battle half o
s,.rnD ' o,t slavery. and deeai
In H.athI, II,,rniScant udf and vital vas
now being waged agalns,, o,,on Ian u
ing that unless as a nsiS ~ -
prohibition, civilization '
climax. ,x..5
Mr. Marshall drew the i1ss inter-
fbs statement thai the lnoiss ~
70 crow and prosper as A. ~ N
ne ~ reJ % man lad failed to nss X Y
avs. declared that God Wor ,n ~
face OF the earth any 2,aspd 2Sopd tis
obey his laws, and cauo n, by
portion OF his areunlcni iIitls 81.
"Do not get II into YOU, cnuagz
Cod Almighty is not ple vo,, NIB q
with YOU As ne pleases IL wv
his laws - NJ The ad1
Ihe I@taJr ao,n,;: po 90 a deschp'gg.
mad worh i. success
was almost coiniichs chorier rog1
shall said. except IN hotu. ,n he n
The Missouri river ana :" i, was
|, 10, Of the state, where I,slIscE
20 employ thousands OF No d
he he described as moTins sd n |ths.
,ie oF fnTce He declarea a
~ Gat thn % crininals in kansn
" t,,r that Kansas 'wsnIon: wJ
oroele Tnre idealisis and Nd aa1
BE- because they We"
deals ,,f Morris
President Nepni ~ over IL
AXE stake presided v ars tev
r The finsi meeting nee, 1ssEs Si the tthhees.si
; O'clock. The Right e,1 nG,i ,diocss
TSpSi L. Morris. p; f. LAX.