| Show i M f fX t r X Fort Douglas 1 Troops 4 i at i A i V try of ti r iho Ihu ii ii occil X i X 5 for fill Iho lii first V j t time hI in I 1 I turin form n R X I 1 lu in inTHE A ATHE THE SATURDAY SA Y NEWS J Tomorrow t j hI Mory will willI V I 2 1 Kilt Sal t I 4 T n or f old Id Dimy Diu m j X i oilier or ut this I j Im hi I lio ho I m us X f X i ICI 1 X 1 X Ulna of or Ix I m 1 SIlI I I tI inn I Y 1 Dandy I II 1151 X v 4 IM ht or III in III I ii 4 1 ii nil this Him ii Unjust Ill iJ iii 1 j ii 1111 I 1111 l Y 1 Y in Iii V 1111 iI Y YX 1 X X Xi 4 t c IIII i Ihl Ito Kins 1111 ici of III r II 11 IIi X X i X 4 X I I t i liinus ha II 1 I I Uny JIll I lii nf II Y 1 I ll n 9 X 1 j i lor i II IIi j i I t M j V SALOON LITERATURE TELLS SIZE OF 0 DRUNKARDS BILL BILLI V I V FA FACT F AC V C T TOR S OR FARMERS MANUFACTURERS DEALERS IN INSURANCE AGENTS TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES AND WAGE EARNERS 0 N n nih ih Tim Brewers B torsa and n d Distillers rs of the United ed States tates S consume In I their I r ri i products every year bushels of Corn or 0 27 00 I 7 Barley earley U 0 00 ig U Rye ye 0 o ot 3 00 t t Sugar Products Hops and Assorted Grains rains v 00 f Labor producers only 54 00 tj Coal o l and other Fuel Fual ol 00 1 iV Bottles 0 0 f I Lumber Rubber Goods Steam Engines Mach yv f Steam Fittings Plumbers Supplies r Wagons Harnesses Builders Supplies Filter Filtering GOO 0 00 t t v vH e 4 ing Material Chemical Supplies Paint and andi V H i Varnish Furniture Brushes Packing Pa House e tf J Products Advertising Signs Printing I r 4 Fire Insurance Premiums r 0 00 1 i Railroad ad Freight and Express cf i a Total Iclal paid IB In lato to lit th sources of lie Ike U S of f I oo V Thus l ml d UtI ts Allied iiii tt a toti tev nt cl If i upward at of oo th they uy y p pay y BUti Md ad U ta t 00 i r ii r In r addition they th Y pay City Real Estate t and nd Personal Per n lf Property i Taxes T x a the thc enormous total of i A AThe i ii i The Ibe continued growth of Prohibition And tb of the Brewing and industries will result Jn in the Farmer and the Allied Trades In all 11 of ol manufacture being made k r h to suffer great g losses through the destroyed market for their products prod 1 I V FARMERS f Can you yZ afford to stump speakers who pay no taxes and a who arc employed I j by city organizations who pay no add to toyo your burden by b compelling you to maintain public institutions I that arc now t supported by the business concerns t interlopers are trying to kill i iH H H The Th unemployed of the g United 1 f States just at the present time number n many thousands thou who are arc clamoring g lan and sh shelter ter The prohibition movement noc Jf If allowed to expand nd will certainly ir ly aggravate t t V these conditions by adding many thousands to t the number of c unemployed and overloading the tn tax payer by compelling him to shoulder expenses now borne by the industries that the prohibitionists are attempting 1 to put out of business Every farmer every workingman 1 m nand and every manufacturer in tn the United States should now assert as rt Ins his rights anti and use every effort to t sup suppress i 4 press this growing eVil of prohibition which is jeopardizing the Uv l J Ji i of upwards ard of Six Million people Q Ie and Jr threaten to precipitate pi t i the th greatest t sf financial fi crisis thIs country has hab eyer ver r ri riTti 1 L j l 2 V JJr j J V nd n Club luf I r Trad COOPER Q S CO CD 92 t 14 1 E W YI i n St 51 III j r U V S V EQUITIES OF THE SWELLING DRY WAVE V poster reproduced above is what the allied saloon interests consider consi er their chief dud argument as IS they have posted po ted it prominently in jul local saloons Apply to 10 it tile the thought that whatever the finances involved the tiie drunkard pays the bill 1111 does docs it appeal to you as an argument For or o against ag What was the argument of if f slave holders and all how would it have hac appealed to Lincoln for Jor them to recite to him the tile number that sailed the seas with colored men for freight below low the hatches Civilization today toda has reached r a fighting position with a recognized power to strike back ba k at the tile enemies seeking ng its destruction l The saloon has been found to be such h an enemy in iii the opinion ion of a goodly voting majority in almost every cry state in the Union V In Iii Utah the defense of th saloon salon reached the city before the attack Warned by the experiences elsewhere the tile institution here has sought to throw tip up its bulwarks in the form forum of red headlined litera literature ture turc before b forc the awakening to the thc meaning ng of the prohibition wave had occurred In I the ap factor in working for the tue overthrow of the thc saloon sa oon dive and this was done merely to t s economic value of the laborer from front dissolution It was as a case of abandoning colored c lor d labor libori or r driving out saloon Moral if if ral sentiment played only o a minor role V r V 7 V V VV V V V What tt was as it James Donaldson testified as is to his intentions liter after rilin winning time the 2000 in in tilL the police protected prot phoney game Was Vas it not tl ile hoped to I a gambling house over Ocr a certain saloon V prominent pr J V Di tile the proprietor and ani bartender of Nick saloon testify that V and Hell main maul maintained a headquarters in hl that saloon mid and Detective Raleigh lei h visited them there to congratulate congratulate them on Oil the successful quietness they the maintained V V In lit the tile alliance between police poi c forces o ces and nd forces of crime rm the thc is always lays the tile V intermediary It t tV V V was so in hI San Francisco and because be aus it was so in ill many many eastern states state tIle tIC filial final overthrow of time the cheap saloon was accomplished V i When hen former fornier Chief of Police V Roderick up the saloon men and read them the ritual of decency they were not not used to t such inch treatment and allt from the minute lIe he ordered the tile kors anti and locks JoCks off oft tile the wine rooms rooms in iii the time rear potential V factors for V political were Plit to work a change in iii the office and a candidate previously urged by h the tile same forces force and mul rejected by b Mayor Bransford moved quietly into of fice lice V N V I IThe The bar room is what hat most n ost objection centers on au Cleanly C meeting m V places where drinks are Mc car carried carried ried ned to lo tables and served to parties of friends are arc advocated lw liy I V many mall as a substitute for or the frontier iCI rel relic relic id ic the tie American bar with its drunk as the ring V V That the time gathering ga of people to celebrate moments of 01 ha or Qi 1 deeds of bravery hr cr with witty witt speech and flowing bowl hol is IS as old as a organised or galli zed society is well j by the hid descriptions of affairs in iii hall Ilahi contained in ill which V is time the oldest of the tite Old manuscripts There is little hope of legislating this custom custon existence V lint BI t this drinking in low io saloons crime provoking in thc their l is i a d different matter If J 1 f the thc dry wave has ha demonstrated any all one thing it is that tIa liquor cannot ignore the th economic and social laws Jaws that thaI demand the time closing of the offending saloon where wh re rc there a c e locked wine rooms where had bail whisky y is soul sold to minors of both sexes and where lei t business house honses make makeup up till the surrounding neighborhood V V VV V The Tue Th most thoughtful and of the Ih V sane samie day arc advocating in that the liquor interest take note of If the tile power of public opinion op yield to it mill and set Ht their own in order before h for tile the prohibition I wave vave we sweeps over I it and leaves nothing to It clean The Ilic undesirable II stands abruptly in tho the way say wa of oi civic c ic betterment in Ill every city cit ant and nowhere more mon so su than in ilm Salt Lake That the dry wave e will ili sweep till the rotin conn tr try anti and leave taw the tue tops lops of the lie untouched i j i a It condition that even the Ilk mout brewer cannot hope for V |
