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Tuesday Young was chosen to appear against the league leaders again. The old fellow pitched a masterly game. He held the team of Hughie Jennings to five scat tered hits. and not run was secured off his delivery
 Young pitched three times against the champions in six days. In IS innings he permitted the Tigers but one lone score. In three garhes Detroit scored but total of four runs off his pitching, an average of one and one-third runs a game.
 In Tuesdays performance Young got three hits One of them was a two- sacker.
 Cy Young can't get around quite as lively as he once could. but Cy's days of usefulness on the ball diamond haven passed away with his youth.
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EIylnu Over Broadway.

New York, July 12.-Crowds along Broadway today were interested spec ale, young aeronaut, who drove his dirigible balloon high above that thoroughfare from One hundred and eleventh to Forty-second street. Start ing from an amusement park across the Hudson in New Jersey he rose 5000 feet to avoid the effect of the cool air above the river then swooped down until he was about 500 feet over Broad way After reaching Longacre square he returned, fearing his gasoline would not carry him farther. The trip lasted for 50 minutes.
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The Barons are home aagin, and are on the bottom.
 It looks quite natural to see them there, for on the lowest rail they roasted throughout last season.
 Just why they are there is not prob lematical. They have played some exceed ingly bad ball. They have suffered mis- fortune after misfortune and dlsappoints galore. ..
 But this must be remembered
 They have been on the road for two- thirds of the way.
 Up to the present time they have had all the rough end of the schedule.
 From today until the close of the sea- son. however. they have all the best of the schedule
 It Is a matter for congratulation that the Barons, for the entire season that remains, have but 21 games scheduled off the local lot.
 This serves to illustrate just how many games they have already played away from home.
 So we have a great opportunity to get out of the cellar and get higher. Before leaving home again the Barons will play about 21 games in a row. This great op- portunity and one which they should grasp.
 This is the last chance. But it's good one. The team is not playing bad ball. The report to that effect is not altogether true. There Is much ground for improve ment. of course, but as a general propo- stion they have made the teams go be- fore yielding position after position.
 The aggregation is hitting lightly, but fielding fairly we'll. And the pitchers are delivering the goods.
 It is possible that luck which decides the majority of games, will break with us from this date. Up to the present writing our error has come in that
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SCHULTZ RECALLED.
And Mobile Releases Hixon to CoIum
 bus Foxes.

Mobile, July 12.--(Special. )-Pitcher Hei- nie Schultz, bought by Mobile from Gulf port of the Cotton States league last year, and who was sold to Charlotte in the Carolina league after a tryout here the first of the season, has been repurchased by Mobile and is in the city. The big fellow could not get in condition the first part of the year, which accounts for his sale to Charlotte. He is now the old "Heinie" with all his former speed and blenders and will make a valuable addi- tion to the local hurling staff.
 Pitcher Hixon, the eccentric southpaw who was waived on, has been sold to Columbus, Ca, of the South Atlantic league.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Chattanooga, July 12.-(Special.) )-In heavy hitting game here today Chat tanooga won on long drives by Rick ert, Dobbs, Johnston. Meek and Gas ton. Clarke was touched up for seven hits, including home run. but he kept them fairly well scattered. Score:
 R. H. l.. Chattanooga .... .103 020 11s-s Is Columbus ....... .012 100 000--4 Batteries: Ginger Clarke and Meek; Radebaugh and Smith. Time, 1: :45. Um- pire, Westervelt.
 At Columbia: Augusta B. Columbia 1. At Jacksonville: Macon 4, Jackson vile 1.
 At Knoxville: Knoxville g. Savannah l GA innings).
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis: Milwaukee 1. Mime apolis f.
 At St. Paul Kansas City 4, St. Paul 1. At Louisvile: Louisville 5, Columbus }. At Indianapolis: Indianapolis Toledo game postponed rain
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Freddie WeIch Wins.

Mountain Ash. Wales. July 12.-Freddie Wech, the English lightweight, who won a number of fights in the United States In the early part of the year, defeated Young Josephs also of England, tonight in the eleventh round of what was sched- uled to be a 20-round bout Josephs was disqualified for fouling. Welch ruled fav- orite in the betting and had the best of the go throughout.
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Elaht To pepose Mover.

Denver July 12.-A fight to depose Charles H. Mover as head of the organ izatlon will be made by the Butte, Mont, delegates to the annual conven- ton of the Western Federation of Miners. which met here today. Movers attitude in the Hayward trial VIII probably strengthen him.
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Aviator Delayed By Storms.

Calais, France, July 12.-Herb ert Latham, the French aviator, who has been waiting here for some time for favorable conditions to attempt a flight across the English channel in ms monoplane, is still stormbound. haih ana high winds have prevented even trial for flights.
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GreenvllIe Beaten,

Greenville, July 2.-tSpecial)-A large crowd saw the Nashville Americans de- feat Greenville today Score, to ?. This was Greenvilles second defeat of the season. Spencer was well nigh invincible. Batteries, Spencer and Searcy; Bryan and Bryan.
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Anniston Wins Opener.

Annistou, July z Especial. Admission took the first of the series of three games from Oxford this afternoon by d score of to 6. Anniston scored seven runs in the second inning and one in the seventh. Oxford scored three in the third, two in the fifth and one, in the seventh. Batteries: Collie, Knight and McCaffrey; Rooney and Carter.
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HEAVY RAIN ENDED VERY CLOSE FIGHT.
 BIG BILL TODAY
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.

RESULTS YESTERDAY. Birming ham -Nashville rain. Atlanta, 2; Montgomery, 1 Little Rock, 5; New Orleans, 1. Memphis, 41 Mobile, 0-3.
 GAMES TODAY. Nashville in Birmingham (doub1e- header). New Orleans in Little Rock. Memphis in Mobile. Atlanta in Montgomery.
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BOUCHER WINS GAMES. Little Rock Finds the Pelicans Very
 Easy Meat.

Little Rock, July 12.--For seven innings today's game was a pretty pitchers bat tie. In the eighth four singles and daring piece of base running by Boucher who went from second to home on an out at first. gave Little Rock four runs. Milton also weakened in the last in- ming. Dexters single and Huelsman's triple gave New Orleans their only run.
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ATLANTA CAN'T LOSE.
Wins Very Pretty Fight From Mont.
 gomery Sleepers.

Montgomery, July 12-At1anta won from Montgomery in the ninth inning of an exciting game this afternoon. It was a pitchers battle between Bliss and Johns. The fielding of both teams was exception ally good, and the contest was full of sensational features Score:
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.

At Winston Salem: Winston Salem 4 Anderson 8.
 At Greensboro: Greensboro 8, Green vile 1.
 At spartanburg: Charlotte 3, Spar tanburg 2.
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DadevIIIe pefests Lafayette.

Dadevi1le, July 12.--(Special.) )-In an ex- citing game Dadeville defeated Lafayette by the close score of to o. The same teams play tomorrow and Wednesday. Batteries: Roberts and Brewer; Nelson and Tommy.
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Enqle Stars AaaIn.

St. Louis, July 12.--New York took the final contest here today to O. Lake held the locals to three hits. two going to Hoffman. Powell opposed him and went well until the eighth whom the vs- itors scored three runs Engle's double driving in two of them. Score: R.H.E.
 New York ............. 100 900 031-5 ' 1 St. Louis .............. 900 GOO 000-0 8 5
 Batteries: Lake and K1einow Powell, Criss and Stephens. Time, 1.43. Umpires. Evans and Perrine. A
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SaIIee Loses Final.
TEXAS LEAGUE.

At San Antonio: San Antonio 8, Houston 5.
 At Dallas: Oklahoma City ', Dal- las 6.
 Al Waco: Waco 4, Galveston 3. At Shreveport: Fort Worth 3. Shreve- port 1.
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Totals ........... 27 1 N 12 '-Batted for Bliss in ninth inning.

Summary: Two-base hits, Moran, Jor- dan. Double play Pope to Rockenfield. Struck out, Bliss 2, Johns B. Base on balls, Bliss 3, Johns 5. Hit by pitcher, Daley, Whiteman, shannon. Sacrifice hits, Jordan, Daley, Pope, Moran. Stolen bases, Kerwin, Persons, Daley. Time, 2:05. Um- pire, Pfenninger.
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Rain put an end to the opening game between Birmingham and Nashville in the beginning of the third inning yester- day afternoon.
 The score at that time was standing l to l. Nashville scored in the first when Bay singled, stole and scored on { Robertson's hit to center. Birmingham scored in the first. Henline struck out but reached first on Seabaughs error. He was sacrificed, but Bowen was safe [ on Robertsons error. Molesworth then sacrificed the two to third and second and Henline raced home when Raftis flied out to center.
 There was nothing doing in the second and after Wiseman, first up in the third had gone out from Fleharty to Gygli, the rain fell in torrents. Fleharty and Vie- balm were the opposing pitchers
 There will be a doubleheader this aft ernoon. The first game will begin at 2:15 o'clock
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seott Heads Tennis Players.

Atlanta, July 12.-The Southern Lawn Tennis association today elected l.. D. Scott of Atlanta president; James Mullin of Richmond, vice president. and B. M. Grant of Atlanta, secretary treasurer.
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Athens Beats Dec,t,,r

Athens. July 12.-(Special )-Athens de- ieatec the Decaturs this afternoon, the score being to 1. Batteries: Greene and Goodrich; Wiley and Watson.
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Summary: Stolen base Wheeler. Sacri- flee hits, Coulson, Wagner Two-base hut. Daubert. Three-base hit, Watson. Bases on balls. Schwenck l. Struck out, Lel;yelt 5, Schwenck f. Left on bases, Memphis 4, Mobile g. Base on errors, Memphis 3, Mobile 1. Time, 1:34 Um- pires. F1tzsimmons and O'Brien
 SECOND GAME
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Boston Gets Decision.

Chicago, July 12.-Boston won the last game of the series with Chicago this aft ernoon in ten innings to 2. They were out in the tenth after two were out on two hits, following the hitting of batter by a pitched bali. Score. H.H n. Chicago .............. 200 100 GOO 0-s Ii Boston ..............n. O0o 300 coo IA II
 Batteries: White. Smith aud Sullivan. Ryan, Burchett and Donahue. Time, 2IO. Empires, Hurst and O'Joughlin.
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Summary: Two-base hit. Perry. Three base hit Huelsman. Sacrifice hits. Casey, Boucher. Stolen bases, Sentz, Coiiins. Rsses on balls. Milton, 2. Struck out, Milton. 4; Pruitt, 8. Double plays. De- mont to Lindsay to schriver. Time. 1:45. Umpire. Moran.
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overaIvs Superb Work,

Philadelphia, July 12.-Chicago won to- days game from Philadelphia 8 to 0 by the superb pitching of Overall The Chi. cagoans scored all their runs in the first inning after two men were out by Schultz's being hit, his steal. Knabe's tumble of a grounder. Steinfeld's triple and Hoffman's single. Dooin was sent to the clubhouse in the first inning for dis putting Umpire Johnstone's decision judg- ment on called balls. Score: R.H.E. Philadelphia ........... 00j 900 000-0 8 Chicago .............. 300 600 000-3
 Batteries: Covaleski. Corridor, McQui1- len and Dooin and Martell; Overall and Archer. Time, 1:47. Empires, Johnstone and Rigler.
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AMERICAN LEA0U E.
c.IexeIand Still Wins.

Cleveland, July 12.-C1eveland made 1t three out of four from Washington to- day, winning 3 to o. When the Clevelands were at the bat in the fifth inning the umpire had to call the game on account of darkness Score: R.H F. Cleveland . 300 0*-3 6 o Washington ...........-...... VO Wv Q
 Batteries: Rhoades and Easterly; John son and Kahoe. Time, :54. Umpres. Egan and Connolly
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OuIIllHdTy, blOIbI DdS6B, IhOrntOn, Wat- son 2, Baerwald. Sacrifc fy-out, Fritz. Two-base hits, Wheat 2, Neighbors. Bases on balls of Hickman B. Struck out, by Hickman 1, by Dick 1. Double plays, Dau- bert to Babb, Sabrle to Hickman, Thorn ton to Sentell. Left on bases, Memphis 6, Mobile 2. First on errors, Memphis 1. Time. 1:37. Empires, Fitzsimmons and o Brien.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE,

At Danville: Danville. 2; Lynch burg, 6.
 At Norfolk: Norfolk, 1 Richmond, O. At Roanoke Roanoke, 6; Ports mouth, 3.
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Brooklyn Gets One.

Brooklyn Gets One.
 Brooklyn, July 12.-Brooklyn and Gin cinnati divided today's doubleheader, the visitors thus getting five out of six games in the series. Cincinnati took the first game Il to 1 by slugging the ball. Egan, Mitchell and Lobert made home runs. With the victory safe Manager Griffith made several changes. The sec ond game was won by Brooklyn to L The crowd was incensed at some of Klems decisions but the timely appear ance of two bluecoats at the game pre- vented trouble. Scores:
 First game RH.E. Cincinnati ............. 020 151 011-11 13 1 Brooklyn .............. 900 0l0 000-1 g 2 Batteries Rowan and Roth; Mcintyre, Pastorius and Bergfn. Time, 40. Um- pire, Rem.
 Second game R.HE. Cincinnati .............. GOO 10l 002- 5 1 Brooklyn ................ 003 900 002-5 ' Batteries: Ewing, Dubuc and Mclean; Bell and Marshall. Time, 40 Umpire, Klem.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
camnitz's Splendid Pitchino.

''''e@ SPfcIIuIU TTtCTTIHy'
 New York. July 12.-New York and Pittsburg split up a doubleheader today, the home team being successful in the first game to 2. and being defeated in the second to O. The local twirler did not allow hit after the fourth inning In the second game Camnitz came near blanking the New Yorks in hits as well as in runs. The one safety made off him was scratch bunt by Marquarc The visitors had no trouble in hitting Marquard, whose widness was also cost
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
PRESBYTERIAN BROTHERHOOD
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING

The Presbyterian Brotherhood met
in regular monthly session Monday
evening In the church parlors. A
eoodly number were present AAll
enjoyed the mustic BY the mems quar-
tetts. After the report Of the differ
snt committee. which shows the com
mittsss are getting down to work.
Judge Kent L. Eldred gave an inter
esting and suggestive address on
Property. Its Origin and Some Of its
Right"
DR.. T. b. Moore being unable TO be
present to present his paper. Rev.
J. T. Thomas was called upon and In
an Interesting manner continued the
discussion OF the subject presented by
Judge Elder. after which q social
tune yas enjoyed by all. The social
committee serving refreshments.
Those present expressed themselves
as having y good time and We will
look forward to our next meeting. the
second Monday evening OF March. The
Brotherhood has membership Of
about eight and increasing.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

toward Colorado and Colorado enter
prises among eastern f1nancisrs.
Great interest II being shown in irri-
CATION bonds. one Of the things con-
tributing to this condition being the
great government projects. The news
papers throughout the east have do
voted an immense amount Of space
to the subject Of irrigation. with tbs
result that everyone is interested and
making inquiries about the profits
from irrigation. I was asked by three
leading bankers II I could put them
In touch with parties who had irri-
CATION district bonds.
I'VE shall keep ON with the work
here. have partially arranged for
the ultimate financing Of the road.
which will depend somewhat ON re-
ports Of engineers who have been sent
out BY the investors to investigate the
conditions"
An important meeting of the board
Of directors will b held today.
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04

..Is there any place on earth 20
eavored with climate - In Canon ca
w." were the remarks tina. heard
vn the streets this morning. Ano, %
man who had travelled . good deal
and been through many states. said
he would challenge the whole world
when II comes to atmospheric con-
ditions. And still another said we
have the far-famed and extensively
advertised climates OF California and
Florida bested city block.
And all of them are right in the
decisions. ....
Those Of us who have resided in the
county many years know that taking
the weather of this part Of the coun-
try aud comparing It over term OF
gears, We find that there is great
degree Of evenness throughout.
While the Record reporter was
walking to work this morning he met
Q man who formerly lived Ia Ohio,
end who IL now residing on lincoln
Park. He was very enthusiastic In
His praise OF Canon's climate and 10
tn Q positlon 10 know whereof he
speaks. a. he says the snow lies on
tAe ground the whole winter long In
the Hast and In the spring the mud ID
alnnoat axle deep. He ID Canon Oaty
coaysrt and expects 70 remain here
~ long - Ae hvsa. TAsrs are hun-
urods Of eucA other Gases In this
vSeinit,+. yst ~ old timers look upon
- elinats = tA!ng that just oasAt
- - @
TAs sGhse lay Q naA ealisl = ~
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
MISERY IN STOMACH
/ SENDED FOREVKR

Why not start now-today, and for
ever rid yourself of Stomach trouble
and indigestionf A dieted stomach
gets the blues and grumbles. Give It
a good eat, then take Pape's Disapep-
sin to start the digestive juices work
ing. There will be no dyspepsia or
belching of gas or eructations of undi-
gested food; no feeling like a lump OF
lead in the stomach or heartburn, sick
headache and dizziness, and your food
will not ferment and poison, yo1r
breath with nauseous odorA
Pape's Dispepsin costs only 50 cents
for . large case At any drug store
here and will relieve the most obsttn-
ate case OF indigestion and upset
stomach In fve minutes.
There 10 nothing else better to take
gas from stomach and cleanse the
stomach and inteetines, and. 0esidea.
one triangule will digest and prepare
for assimilation Into theb lood all your
stomach would do Il.
when diapepain works. your eton,r
ach rests-gsts itself In order. eloano
up-and then you feel like satinR
when yoo come to the table, aAA vhG1
y00 eat VIII do y0u nod.
Absolute relief fru0 ali O>onn1A
misery 70 waiting for VOC - oooa =
yo1 decide 10 begin takln9 DoaDe0aA
Toll yoNr araGgist that yoa Vna1
PApo1 Dlape0alA. boeanoo 20 49, r.
- Aoso09A0 o0roA q 01lOooe1oA
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
NEW BOULEVARD BOOSTERS
CONFER WITH COLORADO SPRINGS

10 reside in the county II they only
knew Of our continuous. glorious sun
shine.
The good roads question 10 one that
should be given attention and the
Record II pleased TO note the interest
that is being taken BY the numerou'
Canon City men In the this matter.
Thousands of tourists annually come
to Colorado Springs from the East to
spend o few weeks In the summer.
and with good roads leading from the
Springs to this place, hundreds Of
them could be induced to come here
and spend at least several days sight-
seeing with us.
When once this road 10 assured. .
systematic course Of advertising
should be commenced by this city
and let the folks at the ''old home"
know what we have here in the way
OF attractions. Just what would be
the bes. method to pursue in under
taking this course of publicity has not
yet been decided. but this community
can well afford. TO spend several
thousand dollars. II that amount
would be required. IN placing the city
and community In the rank into which
she should go. both as health and
summer resort
A, the conclusion OF today's confer
ence in the Springs, It Is thought the
road matter will be % in hand that
the bill will be In such shape as to
present to the legislature without
much further delay. The sum OF $l5.-
900 we'll 20 finance the proposition
that . very nne hard road can be
huilH
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
I10I1I E7U1IlS PlE hSED V0TTN
Ere kANS A COL AD0 AFFAIRS
Woek On tie Cotoeado EIectsica1 and Tfansia
Project VIII Go Steadily On, Says Fmancaa1
Agent. Bst Plan Of operatson
Win be Changed

Pueolo, Fob. LA B. Hulit. imam
sial agent and general contractor for
he Kansas-C Colorado railroad. return
"a yesterday morning from . busi-
asss trip to Chicago. St Louis and
New York. for tho purposs of making
arrangements to finance the road
which II now being built In . gen.
sral way Mr.. Hullt ii. pleased with the
condition of affairs concerning the
soad In the east
Through unfortunate circum-
stances" said Mr.. Hulit yesterday.
"we have had to change the plan Of
operation. but feel there will be NO
difficulty In keeping the work going
and that the suocess OF the enter-
Dfise is assured.
There u something that surprised
- In the east" continued Mr.. Hulit.
-aad that 10 the record Colorado made
SAroagA he financial panic. The con-
litioa Of Colorado surprised financial
0ea everywhere. The finAncisrs did
not understand how Colorado banks
we're able to continue through the
panic without issuing scrip. for II
vas esasfally he opinioa hat Colo-
saAo. beiAg . borrowing state. would
suffer the most
"There is the utmost good feeling
Cañon City record., 1909-02-04
SALE OF PURE
LIQUOR CONSTITUTIONAL.

Denver. Feb. 2.-In O brief filed in
the supreme court today Attorney
John NJ. waldron. special counsel en-
ployed by the brewery and saloon in
terests OF this state takes the posi-
ton that the sale of pure intoxica-
ting liquors cannot be prohibited in
any place in the state. He maintains
that under the Colorado constitution
that the prohibition shall apply only
to spurious. poisonous or drugged IL
quors. and that II cannot apply to pure
whiskey. ...
Mr.. waldron 10 one OF the ablest
attorneys In the state and he raises
this question In the case OF what is
known as SchwArt1 W. the People.
which case has for Its object the test
Ing of the recent prohibition law en-
acted at the last assembly.
In short Mr.. Waldron maintains
that the legislature has no right TO
enact laws the authority for which
IL only implied In the constitution.
In Colorado's constitution the follow
ing sentence appears:
The general assembly shall pro-
hibit the Importation Of drugged H.
quors and shall prohibit the manufac-
ture and tho sale thereof"
The law provides for the creation
Of anti-saloon territory within which
the sale of Intoxicating liquors is pro-
hibited.
Mr.. Waldron maintains that the
constitution only provides for the pro-
hibition OF the sale OF the spurious,
poisonous or drugged liquors and that
all laws prohibiting the manufacture
or sale or any liquor not Included
within the meaning Of those three
words is Unconstitutional.
Under his claim OF tie rendition OF
the constitution II II Is sustained by
the court all the prohibition territory
In the state will be wiped out 30 far
N It pertains to tho sale OF good
whisky. At the present time over
one-hale OF the towns and cities In
the state have prohibition ordinances
and almost one-half Of the counties
preveot the sale Of Intoxicating Il
Quors Of all kinda.
His brief which IL quite lengthy
dwslls at length on the question oi
Implied authority given unto the leg
islaturs By tAs constitution and he
maintains that such authority cannot
b ussd for he aAActmsat Of lsgis-
must change her coAstitntioa before
there can - any legal proAibition tar
ritory within he boundaries Of tAa
stats. He liats ssvsral oplAloas iron
courts oapDoetiAg ~ elal1.