New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
|m;th w arms
|aylan Against
|Iry Freak Bills
..,sc Mayor and Hears! ;!
Ss.i ~, All "Crazy Horse" I,.s,'
5'.u.ii :. Legislation Will
Ind in Waste Basket
x.plankCausesT'hOught
,,,uOr . Elcc, Likely to
y, Relief Of Thirsty Up
: Tammany Legislators

-, Alfred Z. smith has
e''.Ins''',, e., .rousd among bis Demo
~ '.,s .,.,.s. that the Platform nm on on
~. IT, I. "a. elected call: for no no
.so,,." -. y Or socialls'ie laws and and
'r''l,''''v 1, ~ legislator hes any i, suea @
y l',.Ss,iss ! 81 he may as well .ns throw .aSs
:. into he waste S''E'' '''
-. TINE, ..,s.l.l notice vas meant ,,..is.I Tor
,.. iS' s'y'iI r, Hearst and Mayor S..1l nyln1 Ian
silll'S M = any one, ard The Mayor I..'I" and
pr. .,.s,. sS,s -. srs Ssns over 's' cues, ,.s,
ton i,, Of T,ss s,s. On D. esvsrn'r .'.. at the
transit '..,r. ,s'. = ~ I,Si'l'ev' session or
tal' is'I s'., .,ssss the greater part Of
~. 80 !, ,Is Es'sl Bil'more' where
5'a'f1.yt ~ : Vi I'D bis family talking
h y - - ,rd friends regarding the
VIZ y,'s ',, y h, ,sninisiration.
pug ca,djsn Dry Law Test
= .,al undecided about the best
:. > :. ,r.rri to the voters a clean
~ 20, : On the volstead law and It's
q q, tells his friends that he is
ria .5sS on this subject, and that
sr.'.srss suggestions that Will aid
u y. s.'-,l,r ~-l,tr OF taking the Nolstead
= the Mullbn-Gage enforcement
~ =. - ~ and dry issue and transit
Il y, .oughest problems that con
~, w hir. The liquCr grssnon "a .ns s
~ '..--sbl,some Sf the t|o.~ lot 'ne
:. ~. ,s,i the law wstth ssntrols -
,',,s. ~, ,<sher that state. The Demo
''',I, ','l - platform made 8 wet Hour
~. 4 !, = .s,rscted the support OF Gle
= p botk parties, but now that
=. IA over the Democratic
" ~. ~, 'ess and less inclined 10
!. - I. ,.,ke good on an implied prom
y a. ~ something for the thirsty;
" Coyernor-elect was asked
~ ~, vhst he was going 10 DO about
\. -, r,s,sl ~ the Mullen'Osgo .. sc. nc .'
" Nv ~, ,ss attention Of The inquirer 10
i'a's =. - ,lst the Democratic state
y -, -, nd nothing about its repeal
49,. l,.'...S n that held out a some
~, n vsru. promise Of referendum
!, ,ls vet and dry issue
ru.nuy May Shoulder Issue
-. ,,,s. are growing that De
us s.s -ssnhsrs OF the House~of
.iaaI......,,tsves 80. vii shoulder tho wet
~ usus, taking the burden en-
s,.,s ~. "A ne sack Of Governor smith.
H's,y ~. s,,asN vroblem Is more i'm
H.,' ,n5 vefsaous. II Is no Sc
lI - I. lossl DsnocBtio circles that
s-lsl1, serriee as head Of the
t,,,'S etstes Trucking Corporation
ss tbs lsss two years has thrown him
IA, Nitrate contact With the largest
fsssdd lnssrssts N the country. lie
t,ev,J himself q good mixer, and on
November Wall Street Republicans
sois5 vita Wall Street Democrats for
lhs Oliver Street statesman, partly as
A wvsrd for what he did 10 llcorat
az Eylsn si ths Syracuse convention.
The friends Of the Governor say
Cat NJ Smith, with his eye on the
neYt Dtnoer1tie national convention,
ln sss kls face against all Hearst and
Hyln rhsnss for building subways
viA City Hsll kronen, rubles or
rSrn, and that he viii seek INC
cooperation Of the big finaneiers, u
4 becomes necessary, IN order 10
bsik real nbwsys, which the new
Gwr1or desires to get under way at
a Ary Day.
Discusses Water Power
lnsne the Governors callers yes
lshy vas Dwight y. La Du, State
kCheef and surveyor-elect, who had
Hzsihing 10 say about wate. power
,yllophent, a subject which tie GOv-
~ win treat in his messags.
h GoYefnor-elect would lot lis