Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-07-24

tho AiOiS Important provisions OF
the measure will be held valid.
Section [ of the act gives the
courts key to the attitude of the
trainers OF the law, which would, OF
course, be Endorsed by the people if
the measure passes. It declares that
the law is passed to meet the re-
quirements OF health, welfare, NOR
ais and police. The second section
makes It's operation cover all vari-
cites OF Intoxicating liquor, and the
third defines terms used later
Section ! contains the prohibit
org clause, forbidding the manufac-
ture and sale, or the having il pos
session Of liquors beyond a specific
amount, though allowing il to be
syCn to guests.
Five makes the place whore
liquor is sold in violation of the act
a public nuisance. forces the owner
to give $1,000 bond upon the first
conviction, which is to be forfeited
upon the second conviction. The "a
miliar abatement procedure is indi-
Gated here in case any person desires
t. prosecute
Six forbids the solicitation of or
ders for liquors and the advertising
Of liquors This would unquestion-
ably apply to periodicals published
in the state.
Seven deals with the procedure
by which a druggist can sell liauor.
upon prostitution of doctor, with
complete and fua regulations GOV
crnine the process. The druggts.
must have prescription for each
sale keep it on file and mark il con
celed after aa,e is mad. lie for
feits the right to sell liquor for two
years after one conviction of violat-
ing any OF the regulations.
The next section deals with the
physician. who is forbidden to issue
the prescription unless he considers
the person i'll enough to require il
and who forfelts his license to issue
such prescriptions upon a second yto-
lation of the provisions
Section makes the internal
revenue STAMP ISSUED nv the federal
government to any persop handling
liquor itself prina-facie evidence of
violation of the law uhan If 10 in
possession of any one excent q drug
gist.
Section 10 forbfds clubs and as
socfatfous from hayfna ON tbai,.
premises liouor TO be- given away cr
sold to members. and II proyldes
tnat a search warrant can he igs,Ied
t. provide for The search of susnac,-
ed PREMISE, The nossessfon of tna
Ioaor in unlawful ouantit, is do
cIared TO he proof Of violation
Section II provinces for = Lear-
Ing and seo,;3n I3 for means h.
which q DersoD can no, refuse ia
testify in am nroaecd;rs under r,s
law on the Ground ina he will in
c! inmate Elmaelf. ms lection ON
ta.rs the p.oyfs.oq rna, # such Der-
son does ta.Gfy IN. evidence sin,
not be used 10 cooy:cr hin, If .rf,.,a
1t gives to tie 2rosecutina orficialt
Lv this manner the. I,ant ia rive a.,
immunity bath 10 necessary wit
Iuesses.
Under the theory of the law that
interested peopIe shouId ne given tho
right to see TO its enforcement any
citizen is given mower ia amn1ov an
associate counsel who can worl,
with the prosecuting attorney The
prosecutor then can NOT dismiss an
action against the wish Of snch asso-
ciate counsel until baarino hoe
been held in court and an ordar is
sued by the Judge. Along the sa,na
line, the law in another saotion
gives the attorney General thu dutv
to see to the enforcement nroyisio,s
I in case the local officials nrovo 1ov