Show HOW BREWERIES I R SALOONS RULE I Greedy Corporations Corp orations in Control Call Every Monday I Morning I Directly in disobedience to the laws ays drawn yn to prevent any person persons or corporations from holding more than han three licenses th the brewery hrc owned saloon in Salt Lake City is almost every other drinking place Breweries own owna a big number of in this city The Thc Salt Lake Brewing con company pany dominates two thirty-two places alone Some of these are arc classed among the city's better hut but many others are dives where the crimes which startle and aud shock the thc city often every so are cooked up The police department has been bothered for years by some of the joints now no under control of the trusts Glancing over the list is all that is necessary to s see e this The record of the thc city courts contain chapter upon chapters chapters chap chap- of ugly scandals in which certain trust saloons have been scenes of outrages Because the breweries remain in tho the background and cover their tracks cleverly cle it jt has haJ been a 3 task to learn just how bow far their acquisition of saloons has progressed And because of this II mysterious mysterious mys mys ownership II the police o have found it an almost impossible task to meto mete out punishment when liquor laws arc are disobeyed no DO matter mattor bow how frequently or flagrantly This city's police force is is none nono too large to enforce tho the laws ns if there were no underhanded work going on in liquor circles the activity 0 ot 01 tho the I breweries in gathering saloons under their wings wins makes enforcement of law much more than any an- p police lico department the size of Salt Lake City's can carr carry carryout carryout lout out successfully Tho The reason is is plain It has been ox ox- in TIlE THE TELEGRAM during the past few fc days Breweries lease buildings furnish fixtures if tf necessary t put utin a beer tock toek tb their their own oW ii own I beer beer- n needless t to add got cot a J. J manager and all is is- rca ready y for war upon thirst Evory Every Monday morning g agents of the tho breweries call at the places so controlled to collect money for beer beel furnished money for rent money for license and whatever money desired Saloons so controlled arc are really disI dis dis- I a agents for tor the tho breweries in in that the breweries dictate as 35 to what beer shall bo be sold In some somo cn cases es the manager of the thc saloon buys his own whisky and other othor liquor stock tock and in in occasional instances tho the manager has fixtures But he must let lct the tho brewery say what beer shall b be used Every Monday Morning Ho lie must havo have so M much m money ncr rea ready y eor every Monday Monda morning There are arc many other things which tb th the breweries retain for their own sweet dictation dictation- and because the saloon managers are hardly more moro than agents there is is no no getting cettin from under without getting out and room for some orie one less in dependent To o assist In tho the campaign against the brewery owned orned saloon tho the local Bartenders Bartenders' union will meet with the city council counci tonight 3 and d discuss discuS this 1 I feature of tho the saloon question a o-n o a 3 feature feat feat- e ei i ure uro regarded as the worse curse curso inflicted d I upon tho the city That it is absolutely wron wrong ethically up and l legally galt is not debated bv by decent citizens The debate is no not on ou that point at all It is on tho the question II How v IIo can tho the hold of the breweries s bo be broken most quickly Quick and forever The official opening of this debate begins toni tonight ht That a a. lar large e audi audience neo will be accorded accord l the tho debate is certain for dozens of men mon and women throughout through through- out the city have expressed their desire to io see sec the th thing ut through and to an aD end cad which must bo be the termination of the brewery trusts trust's foothold in Salt Snit Lake City City Hero noro is a most significant hit bit of ot data Continued oU on page age 2 ti HOW BREWERIES RULE I Continued d from page pa 1 on this phase of tho the saloon question it itis itis is tho the correct list of saloons dominated by hy tho the Salt SaIt Lako Browin Browing company It shows how bow extensive tho 1 Breweries Breweries' acquisition acquisition ac- ac of liquor shops is already SALOON MANAGER f. LOCATION Federal c cral Club T J. E i. Williamson 21 Commercial Club Jubilee Fro Frost t Fh Fisk k 24 4 Comm Commercial r ial Ocean Bar E E. B. B Swain S1 21 South State Green River Bar Dar B B J. J Beer Deer I 77 South MaiS Main l Lion B Bar r. r John Baer Bacr 1 0 South State Ea Ie Gate Bianco Bianco 44 East First South Utopia Gulbranson ou Gunderson West South Temple Templo Independent Peto ot I Fotis s 7 West Test Second South Austrian Peto Smith SO 80 North Third West Continental Seren 10 South West Vest Star Fritz irita 2 O South State American Beauty Dec Dec-aro West South Temple TempIo Bar A A. A Moyer West Second South Red Rea Onion Fellin Pretty 71 1 Commercial Horse Shoe Wheeler r Harmon Hannon 5 52 West First South SouthWestern SouthWestern Western Vestern Pacific Bri Brig West Vest West Second South Exchange o Letteri Letten Co South Main ain Salt Lako Lake Jim Tedesco South West T Buffalo James Reilly 41 East Second Railroad Exchange j J. J R. R Lewis Wc West Vest t South Temple C C. G. G 49 D Vest West First South Now New ow York ork Nick ick Tedesco i West Second South Albany Hotel James Hegney ey West Second South Bismarck Si Sic Sig Simon 30 10 io West Second South Success Ban Bau Erickson n John Johnson on 51 East Second South Bouth Now ISow State to Sol Nelson 01 East ast Second South Germania II jf 79 79 West cst First South Clipper John 6 East First South Re Red flea Top Bar 59 West First South Railroad Mens Men's Club Katz Brothers East Second South Sonth Athens Saloon Geo Co West Test Second South Kozy W. W F. F Conrad South Sixth West |