The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-08
Embraces More Than l2,OOO Words and Covers Every
 Phase of Liquor Question
GIVEN IN FULL BECAUSE
 OF WIDESPREAD INTEREST
Some Entirely New Ideas Are DeveI oped in Methods by Which lt Is Hoped To curtail the
 Liquor Traffic.

Montgomery August 7.-(Special )-The Fuller prohibition bill, which is regarded as the most drastic ever drawn in any state In the union was drawn by Judge Weakley, introduced in the house Friday and will probably come up tomorrow. It embraces more than 12.00O words and this is the first time 1t has appeared in print. In view of the wide interest In the subject The Age-Herald has thought it advisable to print the bill in full. It is as follows:
 H. B. 257, by MT. Fuller of Bbb: CTem- perance)-
 A. bill to be entitled, An act to further suppress the evils of intemperance, and to secure obedience to and the enforcement of, and to prevent evasion of, the laws of the state for the promotion Of tenn perance, and for the prohibition Of the manufacture of and traffic in or unlaw- ful disposition of prohibited liquors and beverages; to provide for the abatement of liquor nuisances and the seizure and destruction of forfeited liquors and bev- erages and to prescribe the procedure In such cases.
 Section l. Be it enacted by the legisla- ture of Alabama that if any person shall wilfully let or suffer any other person. firm or corporation to use any premises
  sale or manufacture, or other unlawful disposition of beverages prohibited by he laws of Alabama to ae nnanufactured, sold or otherwise dispose6 of ip this state, .,r for use by a wholesale or nstail dealer ii liquors, by wholesale or retail dealer in malt liquors. or by rectlher or spirits, or distuler or for the uIeeal stsg age or wanehollsipg of sucp liquors aro beverages he shall be guilty Of misce- meanor.
 Sec g. That the unla-urfpl manufacture, sale Keeping for sale, giving aYTy W otherwise disposing of any proplplteo liouors or beverages contrary to the law of the state, or the carrying on or QgP business of a retail or wholesale dealer n liquors, or retail or wholesale dealer Tn malt liquors, or the business of brewer, djstiller or rectfier of spirits, shall, at the option of the landlord or lessor work a forfeiture of all the rights of any lessee or tenant under any lease or contract or rent of the premises where such unlaW- full act Is performed, or such unlawful business is conducted by the lessee or ten ant, or by any agent, servant. clerk or employe of the lessee tenant with he latter's knowledge or permission
 Sec. B. Whereas, 1t is the public policy of the state to discourage the use and consumption of prohibited liquors and beverages and to prohibit the manufac- ture and traffic therein, and whereas the advertisement of such liquors and beverages and of the names and places of business of dealers therein directly tends to stimulate the business and to secure the introduction Into the state Of larger quantities of such liquors. thereby con travening said public policy; therefore, 1t is hereby enacted that whoever advertises any prohibited liquors and beverages, or who advertises or gives notice of the sale. Ia nine the same of the place, the person. firm or corporation from whom, or the price at which or the method by which said pro- hibited liquors and beverages, or any or them may be obtained, or whoever knowingly publishes circulates any dodgers circular, newspaper or other publication in which such advertisement or notice appears, whoever advertses upon any street car, railroad car. at any public place. or resort, or upon any bill board or in any other public manner such prohibited liquors and beverages. or any of them. the person, firm or corporation from whom or the place where, or price at which. or the method by which such prohibited liquors or bev .erages, or any of them. may be obtained. shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and this section shall be liberally construed so as to prevent evasions thereof. Any sheriff, constable police officer Is thorized to remove any such advertise ment from any billboard or other public place when 1t comes under his observa- ton or is brought to his notice.
 Sec. f. That the keeping of liquors or beverages that are prohibited by the law of the state to be manufactured, sold or otherwise disposed of in any building not used exclusively for a dwelling shall be prima facie evidence that they are kept for sale. or with intent to sell the same contrary to the law.
 Sec. 5. That the delivery of liquors or beverages prohibited by the law of the state to be manufactured, sold or other wise disposed of, in or from any store. shop, warehouse, boat or other vessel or vehicle of any kind, or any shanty or