The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-08-06

The Michigan State Brewers Associ-
alton is so anxious to see that the sa-
looms remaining ia Michigan obey the
law, that they have retained William
l.. Carpenter. former justice of the
Michigan Supreme Court, to analy re
the Warner. Cramton Law, and within
the last few days a pamphlet contain
ing Judge Carpenters Interpretation OF
the principal provisions OF the law and
list of thirteen acts, which would be
in violation OF that law, has been put
in the hands of every saloonkeeper IN
Michigan.
Here are the thirteen "Don'ts" against
which Judge Carpenter warns the sa
loonkeepers:
1t is violation OF the law, two 'con-
victiuns for which would forever debar
lcensee from securing license 10
Michigan:
/. To sell, furnish or give liquor of
any kind, or any beverage containing
liquor to any minor, intoxicated person
habltual drunkard, Indian. or to any
person when forbidden in writing so to
do by the husband, wife, child, guar
dian or employer of such person, or by
the superintendent, supervisor, or Gi.
rector of the poor OF the county where
such person resides.
>. 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.
3. To allow any minor to visit or re-
main in any room where liquors are
sold, or kept for SALE unless accompa-
MED by father or other legal guardian.
4 To sell, furnish, give or have in
ones possession intoxicating liquors in
any concert hail. theater, or any other
place OF amu5em ant, or 10 any room of
any building op9ning into any such
place of Amusement.
s. To keep optu on Sunday, election
day, or legal holiday, or 10 the prohib-
tied night hours, any place where intox-
icating liquors are sold W kept for sale.
g. To adulterate any Iquor intended
for drink with any substao nee poisonous
or Injurious to health, or sell or offer
for sale, or import into the state, any
such adulterated liquor.
I. TO sell any liquor unless the bar.
rel, cask or other vessel from which it
is taken shall be branded with the
names, person, company or firm prepar-
lug 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 oDstruct the view az
the bar from the sidewalk street Or
alley, during the time when the law re
quires the place to be clos ID.
10. To engage in business without
having obtained a license with every
formality required and without keep
ing the license posted conspicuolsly in
the place OF business.
IL. TO continue TO carry on the bus
mess without procuring new bond
after the county treasurer has cancelle d
the old bond.
- To display any kind of sign
advertising liquors upon the outside of
any part of any building used for retail
liquors.
l3 To establish a new bar or saloon
within four hundred feet along the
street line from the front entrauce Of
church or public schoolhouse, or to es
tabiish new bar or saloon in any resi-
dence district without the consent Of
all the property owners within thr ee
hundred feet.