Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-22
HOW MICHIGAN VIEWS US


 If the deductions reached by the editor Of Iron Ore are well founded Arizona has for rejoicing over the acceptance of prohibition. There indications that our Michigan contemporary decidedly of the dry persuasion but his comments herewith given for what they worth:
 Those people who have been led to believe that Ari zona was a state filled with mountain dew and that couraged the of liquor to immoderate degree will be surprised that in the election it voted for hibition The majority in proportion to the vote cast was decisive In Cochise county in the locations of Lowell and Johnson's addition a suburb of Bisbee, over 30 saloons will go of business That's great slash in such a little community Some of the people there are thinking the loss of these saloons will be great detriment to the town Get it. Money apent for whisky benefits not the saloonist ex- ceptng instances because generally he goes the road his best Money put into whisky is than wasted. begets crime and poverty, terferes with mans paying his honest debts, makes him unfit for gets him all sorts of trouble Undoubtedly the worlds greatest curse any community well afford part with saloon in its district It could we'll afford to pay a bonus to have the last one go.
 Do you notice that all the warning nations in Europe have against liquor in the army? The CzaT of Russia has forbidden its use The popular drink Of that country the government in revenues over three hundred millions of dollars annually and in the face of this the army has been denied it. While the revenue is the appreciates the fact that an army can not fight it. It's harmful It stands in the way o big efforts and accomplishments. The English and French armies have taken the same stand
 Whisky is being pronounced against by all the lead ing concerns in our country The railroads are now strict in application of that tell its engineer and others in responsible position that they must e liquor alone In all branches of important business em ployers have it understood that employees in poson of trust must rot drink liquor
 It's understood that drinking man has tu show to good job anywhere in big business con cems. He is not wanted Important duties demand tha tle looking after them must have clear head and he can't have that and drink whisky. The man wh drinks knows that later he will have to SUI render to the habit It's at the expense of his health lia job and his family He knows if he continues the habit that it's suicide
 Bisbee need not worry because its saloons will t closed Money gets in circulation through saloon ope ation, but it's money that would be better circulated there were not saloons. The money that used to D spent for whisky will go into clothing boot and shoes, and to encourage the home and to build u comforts happiness direct oppostos of what whisk invested moneys bring.
 cochise lose a few who will want to kee in whisky district but those who remain will mor than take their places and other of temperate kin win come, being attracted by clean place.
 The dry movement is going along strong The won, helped it in Arizona and the women have good reas, to help it. There may be defects in the law. and the may be strict application Of it, either but where publ sentiment demands it the laws win be enforced community is just what its people it to be. An how, it's great result for Arizona. And the state we Democratic at that