Show REAPING THE HARVEST I The train of f consequences con following loWIng fOol a arace at t race track gambling meet m t Is 18 ae u regular 11 and inevitable as the sequence of the aIri I seasons It begins with the arrival of Df I the the t touts the h who whoa always a follow the horses then corns com the petty crimes the I the occasional sandbagging of the unwary UnI un unwary I j wary the Increase of Dr police station cases then come embezzlements for forI I L genes gwIM thefts by trusted employ who c tIe have tw Poe gene wrong and finally comes tile the lii awakening of public sentiment that drives dElves out the Ute original cause of all the t e l trouble alt t Lake and O Oden d n nave have tad hid the thew w whole program now n w except the public awakening and that seems ee to be I Ic com comI c I Hf fast taM One of the bank hank presidents i of the city telephoned The Herald ld yes yee yesterday yesterday to commend its attitude on the racing question que U n His Hb bank had just justI I been b n rejecting forged forced checks drawn to tog 4 g get t money for tor race track gambling gambll and a ah andI I j he ho h knew what he was talking about Another AlOther prominent merchant the Ute em employer employer of a number of men mesi said Ms his W employee had all lost the little money 1 they had bad saved ved and some of them had bad j borrowed from tr him bIm to meet meat their I 1 household h expenses St These are some of at the direct tangible ta lWe I 4 results re of ot horse hor e racing the tile indirect lessee loues oases which run into thousands 8 of del dol dollars I lars lara daily dally the diversion of ot money JaGOe from fromN N legitimate trade channel Ute the s ht of the public conscience l j results cannot be te measured but iut they 4 are none one the less lees damaging and dan den dangerous dangerous denU U i ii it Meanwhile it must be M remembered I that the horse hor owners come here heft as asI I guests of ot the state under state official 1 4 auspices auspice and gad for fer this th privilege e they tM are I i I paying money to te UM the stats state Just what n Income is 15 afforded from trem this th source has hall 4 4 not been published nor is it important Whatever is I paid is taken from tile the 1 p pockets pO of men and women who cannot l afford to pay and it is taken fr rr L thorn thom by a gambling c me met 1 i t 1 1 I 5 S I which has been driven out or even ever eve state In the west and most of ot the east enst eastern enl ern states slates Utah pretends to prohibit taro faro and poker and other gambling games gam but the racing game given a semblance sem of ot respectability by official sanction B s welcomed How lIow do the people like ItT It |