Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-11-13 | Page 7 | Bartender Champions Saloon

Bartender Champions Th The Saloon 4 J L A. A M. M Out of the dim past of the pre- pre prohibition era Monday came A. A M. M Zabriskie skie old school bartender to advocate return of the saloon when repeal liquors rs begin flowing Liquor control can best be handled In first class saloons operated by bYI reputable American citizens In n the opinion of of Mr Zabriskie who is now nowa I a partner in ina a a lunch room at 16 E East t South st st. an occupation h he adopted after prohibition forced him to for sake bartending Charge a license of a month and place the saloon owner under unde I heavy bond and you OU will be able to regulate and control the sale sale o of liquor he hc said No salo saloonkeeper who owns hi his own establishment will allow liquor to be sold to persons who are drunk or to minors for he realizes that If it the same same conditions are allowed to exist as ns did in ln some cis cases before prohibition prohibition pro pro- the people will vote th the country dry again He believes breweries should no nobe not be allowed to to finance or- or r control saloons saloons saloons sa sa- sa- sa loons and that there should be n no operated in connection with wit them Mr ZabriskIe advocated the calling of a special session of the legislature so the state can make arrangements to get revenue from the sale and manufacture of liquor