The Detroit times., 1911-03-27
4 Change in Voting
Unit will Mean Whisky
Will Rule the State
Eflrontsry Of Liquor interests In
MsddIlns Once Again With
MlchIoan's Law-Maklns De-
partment Should Be Sum-
msriIy Rebuked.

perncous meddng of the liquor interests with the law
making department of our state is at evident
effect would be to make SWEET and reestabhed the saloon In
those counties which dry"
audacty and efroney the decent citizenship Michigan
summary rebuked liquor interests and their
have the further gall to submit the proposition to
vote Of
doubtful the bill the committee but if it does The
Times will watch the upon it with interest
It will afford quite just what the opinion
the Legislative majority to the intelligence OF the citizenship oil
The
the legislature of Michigan conducted
good people brewers es and the keepers of the
rum shops
We are still cnng theory running things
1 "a Michigan.
Now and then we are Jared temporarily the
noticed that the people out top We are therefore
expecting this BILL vote
We take it that the county unit was provided for option
the Of ALL OF the people
nbect which isn't limited By
q The immedi neghborhood of the saloon
There question result would be
into poll hngers-on the of getting
their sentiments they should be allowed operate
the saloon block from the saloon we would be
likely find mother father with very different view OF the
natter.
Having already hearing her for
Is save the legislature dis
him OF all matter important
% happiness of his fresde3 .
To the Of the city village township would
dot Of ALL Of the people Of Michigan this question
It complete letting down of the bars utter d
peril the history this mind
[xobbing and crime breeding institution
colonization of the smallest city with the most
rabe and the building of the OF the smallest
% point where its position would be impregnab against
he citizenship
the village township ., vote % snd
hat it might suffer from proximity to thus influence
To make our point quote from article written
Magazine February
This Newark Ohio to look into the conditions which
Ia mp ynchng citizen already half dead from the tortuous
heatment of a drink crazed mob
n In The Crustof Civilization" Baker
Newark There were eighty saloons each
to half dozen assistants; there were also
Probably 600
living directly from the saloons Probably sss .
made Indirect profits from the
oons more regularly with saIoonkepers
5hink was this group at election tlmei .,
greedy all the vieou: interests
s.nnna s sraaIs how thoroughly everything in New
reduced to the service OF proht AN the
filled by good sober safe who
~ me DEALING with human beinsswh
profit lay not law enforcement put IN
.r Thus iswIsssness
ssh last being something sudden and p. as
the officers Of the town who dealt with the enforce
s purpose enforced And yet
there month: after the people sts s I
@ M the had done SO and So the rio. would not have nap
ss least fitted for Office. building up an public
did not exhibit them
The Michigan cy-EvERY Michigan ty-woud be doomed the
from which Newark Ohio has been
unit the saloon issue to be changed
Newark Ohio did itself the better order of things that
oxists today and would have voted that way
The Of Licking COUNTY saved Newark
"0CGAR md ADOT r.