The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
THIRTEEN 'OONTs
FOR SALO0NISIS
Judge w. L. Carpenter, Analyses
Warner ramton Liquor Law for
Michigan Brewers Association.

The Michigan State Brewers asso-
citation claims to be SO anxious to see
that the saloons remaining In Mlchi-
gan obey the law. that they, have re-
tanned William l.. Carpenter, former
Justice OF the Michigan supreme court
10 analyze the Waner-Cramton law,
and within the last few days pamph'
let containing Judge Carpenters III
depreciation OF the principal proVl-
sions OF the law and list OF thirteen
acts. which would be in violation or
that law, has been put In the hands
of every saloonkeeper in Michigan.
Ii Is a violation of the law. two COLI
yictions for which would forever de.
bar a licensee from securing license
In Michigan.
4. To sell. furnish or give liquor
; OF any kind or any beverage contaia-
ing liquor. TO amy minor, intoxicated
person, habituAl drunkard Indian. Or
TO any person when forbidden IN writ
ing SO 10 do Ny the husband. wife.
child, guardian or employer OF such
persons, or by the superintendent.
supervisor, or director OF the poor 81
the county where such person resides.
2. To permit any student. or minor,
TO play cards. dice. billiards. or any
game OF chance in any part OF any
building In which intoxicating drinks
are sold, or TO sell or give TO any
student any such liquor, except when
prescribed by physician.
g. To allow any minor TO visit OF
remain In any room where liquors ara
sold. or kept for sale. unless accom-
cd nv OF hnr nfh
dian.
4. To sell. furnish, give or have in
ones possession intoxicating liquors
In any concert hall. theater, or any
other place OF amusement. or in any
room OF any building opening into
such place OF amusement.
s. To keep open on Sunday, election
day, or legal holiday, or in the pro-
hibited night hours. any place where
intoxicating liquors are sold, or kept
for sale.
6. To adulterate any liquor intend
ed for drink with any substance pois.
onous or injurious to health, or TO sell
or offer for sale, or import into the
state, any such adulterated liquor
T. To sell any liquor unless the
barrel, cask or other vessel from
WHICH ~ lS ldhtn Sudn Dt
with the names, person. company or
firm preparing the same. and also the
words Pure and without drugs or
poison
s. To put into any such branded
barrel, cask or vessel, any adulterated
liquors
9. To fail to remove screens. cur
tains. etc. that obstruct the view OF
the bar from the sidewalk. street OF
alley, during the time when the law
requires the place to be closed.
10. To engage In business without
having obtained license with every
formality required and without keep
ing the license posted conspicuously
IN the place OF business.
H. To continue 10 carry on the
business without procuring new
bond after the county treasurer has
cancelled the old bond
IL. To display any kind OF sign
advertising liquors uron the outside
OF any part. CT any building used for
retail liquors.
Is. To establish a new bar or sd
loon within 400 feet along the street
line from the front entrance OF a
church or public school house. or to
establish a new bar or saloon in any
residence district without the consent
OF all the property owners within 300
feet