Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

- '4HcS uHuor any CIrCumS ClncpS
n"! druggist or pharmacist selling
"I"Hr ior the purposes above proyid-
Cu SHaH Keep a true and exact rec
ora. IN book provided by him for
'id' purpose, In which shall be en-
,eleu at the time of every sale OF
intoxicating liquor made by him. or
III Ut about his place OF business. 10
any person whatsoever, the date OF
,nc SAFE, the name OF the purchaser.
ms residence tstating the street and
mouse number If there be such). the
hlhu. quantity and price of such
Hquor' the purpose for which it is
Soiu' ana when the sale is for me-
uiCindi purposes the book shall also
Ioii'hih , 'he name of the physician
toauihs the prescription therefor.
ouch entry shall be signed bv the
person purchasing the liquor. Every
prescription for the sale OF such
liquor shall be cancelled bv writing
the word cancelled" and the date
ol "nich II was presented and filled,
ana Sha | be kept on file, and no such
prescription shall be filled the sac-
ohd time. This book and all nre-
%riplons FOR intoxicating liquor
hIied shall be open to inspection bv
dNlbl IltN Oh the
county in which the liquor was sold
judge or Justice OF the peace having
criminal jurisdiction therein. or anv
sheriff, constable, marshal or other
ponce officer within such county
Any druggist or pharmacist who
shall shall fail To keep such record
or who shall DESTROY or alter in any
way any record or entry therein. or
anE DrtScriDtiOp filI.I
procure the same to be DESTROYED or
altered. or refuse INSPECTION thereof
to any person entitled to demand
such inspection. or shall fail TO can
Gel any such prescription. or shall
refill any prescription. or shall sell
lntoXl tating liquor for medicinal pur-
poses except on a written prescrip-
ton. or for sacramental purposes
without an order signed by a clergy
man. shall. for each such act. ba
deemed guilty OF misdemeanor.
and shall be fined not less than fifty
dollars nor more than two hund ed
and nifty dollars for each such Of
Tense: Provided. That nothing here
In contained shall be construed TO
prohibit the sale by a druggist or
pharmacist of such Intoxicating
liquor as may be needed By or for
q SICK person in ease of extreme i'll
ness where delay may be dangerous
TO the patient. No druggist or phar-
macist who has been convicted OF
selling Intoxicating liquor or of any
other act in violation of this section
shall thereafter sell intoxicating
hquor for any purpose whatsoever,
either personally or by agent. for
TWO years within any unit in which
the sale OF Intoxicating liquor Is for
bldden. and upon a second cOnvic-
tion for violation OF the DroviS-
ions OF this section such druggist or
pharmacist shall forfeit his right to
practice pharmacy, and the justice OF
the peace or superior judge before
whom such druggist or pharmacist Is
convicted OF a :ecOnd violation OF
this act shall so order. and send a
copy of such order to the board of
pharmacy, who. upon receipt of such
order. shall forthwith revoke such
license. and no other license shall be-
issued by the board of pharmacy to
any person so convicted. within one
year from the date of such revoca-
tion.
Sec. Is. Ii shall be unlawful for
any FNispi, vi BuDlIC Ut private car
rier. to accept or receive for ship
ment. transportation or delivery to
any person or place within any unit
In which the sale OF intoxicating
liquor Is forbidden under the pro-
visions or this act, or to carry, bring
into or transfer to any other person,
carrier or agent, or handle, deliver
or distribute In any such unit any in
toxicating liquor of any sort or
character whatsoever: and whoever
shall. either as principal, agent or
servant, knowingly violate any OF
the provisions OF this section shall.
upon conviction thereof. be fined not
less than fifty dollars nor more than
five hundred dollars. and upon a
subsequent violation of this section,
in addition to the fine hereinbefore
prescribed. he shall. If natural
person. be imprisoned In the county
Jail for no. less than thirty days nor
more than six months: Provided.
however. That nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed to applv
to any individual who may bring
into such unit upon his person or
as his personal baggage and for his
private use Intoxicating liquor in
quantity not to exceed one gallon OF
spirituOus liquor or one case of malt
liquor. nor to physicians or drug
gists to whom any public carrier may
deliver such goods In unbroken
packages. nor to deliveries to
churches or the proper officers there
of of wine in unbroken packages for
sacramental purposes. nor to ship
ments or deliveries at residences
which are not places of business or
OF public resort. by manufacturers or
wholesalers in their own convey
ances, or by any common carrier or
otherwise. any unbroken packages
of liquor. nor To shipments of liquor
in continuous transit to point out
side Of such unit, nor to shipments OF
commercially pure alcohol for me-
chanical or chemical purposes. This
section shall apply TO all packages OF
intoxicating liquor. whether broken
or unbroken. and the carrying into
or delivery OF each such package Of
Intoxicating liquor, regardless OF the
name by which ii may be called, ac-
Cepted. received. carried. transferred.
handled. delivered. or distributed in
violation of the provisions OF this
section. shall constitute Il separate
OUeuSe, anu any uQuOr so Carried or
delivered shall be forfeited and shall
be destroyed by the officer seizing
the same: Provided. That nothing
In this act shall be COZ Istrued To pro-
hibit the mSnufacture OF intoxicating
liquor from The raw material IN any
nO-liCenSe un.t, nor the delivery of
the same.
1t Is further expressly provided
th.t no provision OF this section Is
intcadcd or shell be construed to
violate or be in conflict with any
provision OF the constitution and
laws OF the United States respecting
interstate commerce. but this sec
ton and all parts of the same are In
tended to prohibit the acceptance. re-
ceiving. carrying, transferring,
handling. delivery or distribution. as
herein provided, OF intoxicating
liquor to such extent only as the
same is not expressly permitted un-
der the constitution and laws Of the