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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-12-02

is convicted under the provisions
of this Act, the court shall, in
addition to the penalty provided
by this Act, revoke his license to
practice pharmacy.
Sec. 81. The issuance by the
United States of an Internal Rev
enue Special Tax Stamp or Re-
eeipt to any person as a dealer
in intoxicating liquors shall be
prima facie evidence Of the sale
of intoxicating liquors by such
person during the time the stamp
or receipt is in force and effect.
A copy of such Stamp or Re
ceipt or of the record Of the is
suance thereof, certified to by a
United States Internal Revenue
Officer having charge of such rec
ord is admissible as evidence in
like case and with like effect as
the original Stamp or Receipt.
Sec. %. 1t shall be unlawful
for any person, firm, company,
corporation or agent to have in
his or its possession any intoxi-
eating liquors of any kind for any
use or purpose except the same
shall have been obtained and is
so possessed under permit au-
thorized by this Act.
Sec. %, The provisions of
Chapter Is, Session Laws of 1911
are hereby specifically extended t
and made applicable in the EN-.
forcement of this Act.
Sec. "a. Chapter 81, Session
Laws of 1918, and Chapter So
Session Laws of 1913, and al
other Acts and parts of acts in
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conflict herewith are hereby re
pealed.
Sec. %. 1t is expressly declar-
ed that should any Section, part
or portion of this Act be declared
unconstitutional or void, Auch IN
validity shall in no way attect
the remaining portions of said Act
Approved, February Is, 1915.
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Probate Judge.
Sec. ID. The permit mentioned
in Section IL shall authorize the
applicant to purchase and any
pharmacist to sell and deliver to
him, the quantity named in the
said permit. The permit shall be
cancelled, kept and retained ON
file for at least one year by the
pharmacist so selling said pure
alcohol and the copy of said per-
NIT shall be, by the pharmacist,
conspicuously pasted upon the re-
ceptacle containing said alcohol
and shall so remain upon said re
ceptacle so long as the same shall
contain alcohol. Said permit and
copy shall only authorize one pur-
chase and sale. 1t shall be unlaw-
full for any pharmacist to sell
pure alcohol without the permit
herein specified or for any per-
son to keep or have in his pos
session any pure alcohol unless
the receptacle containing the same
shall be distinctly labeled with
the copy of the permit authorizing
the purchase of the same.
See. IA. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person, owning, leasing or oc-
cupying or in possession or con-
troll of any premises, building We
hicle, car or boat to knowingly
permit thereon or therein the
manufacture, transportation, dis
posal or the keeping of intoxicat-
ing liquor with intent to manu-
facture, transport, or dispose of
7 the same, in violation of the pro-
visions of this Act.
See. Is. It shall be unlawful
for any person, to import, ship
sell, transport, deliver, receive or
have in his possession any intox-
icating liquors except as in this
Act provided.
See. IT, Any person who shall
in a prohibition district, in any
public place or in or upon any
passenger coach, street car, boat,
or in or upon any other vehicle
commonly used for the transporta.
ton of passengers, or in or about
any depot, platform or waiting
room, drink any intoxicating hq-
uor of any kind, or any person
who shall be drunk or intoxicat-
ed in any public or private road
or street, or in any passenger
coach, street car or any public
place or building or at any public
gathering. or any person who
shall be drunk or intoxicated and
shall disturb the peace of any
person, he shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor.
Sec. II. Whenever in this act
an offense is defined as a INSIDE
meanor, the same shall be punish
able under Section 6313 of the
Revised Codes of Idaho.
, Sec. IS. Any person convicted
? of violation of any of the provi-
sions of this Act where the punish
ment therefor is not herein spe-
: officially provided, shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than
: Fifty ($5000) dollars nor more
than Five Hundred ($500.00) dol
J lars, and by Imprisonment in the
county Jail for not less than thir-
ty days, nor more than six months.
See. 10. A person having once
been convicted of a violation of
| any of the provisions of this Act
/ except Section Is, who thereafter
: violates the provisions hereof,
E shall be considered a persistent
: violator of this Act and shall be
e deemed guilty of a felony and
: upon conviction thereof shall be
e imprisoned in the State peniten-
a tiary at hard labor for not less
/, than one year and not more than
+. two years.
c See. 20. In case a pharmacist
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Signature of Shipper.

Sec. 10. Whenever a Shipment
of wines for sacramento pur-
poses shall have been transported
for delivery within prohibition
territory, the delivering agent of
the transportation company must
refuse to deliver the same unless
it is accompanied by the eertifi-
cate prescribed in Section 8 OF
this Act, and then only to the per-
son to whom the same is address
ed or upon his written order. The
transportation company must keep
record of all shipments and de-
liveries of wines for sacramental
purposes, and must preserve for
period of one year after their
receipt, all certificates accompany
ing such shipments, and all writ
ten orders upon which deliveries
may be made. Such records must
be open to the inspection of the
public at any time during office
hours.
Sec. IL. Any person who shall
desire to purchase pure alcohol
for scientific or mechanical pur-
poses shall apply to the Probate
Court for a permit for that pur-
pose. To procure such permit he
shall make and file with the Pro-
bate Court of the county where
the pure alcohol is to be used. a
statement in writing, under oath,
stating that he desires to pur-
chase pure alcohol for scientific
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FOR SALE.

have about 20 head of 1915 calves
and a few COWS; also my full blood
registered Holstein bulls. I want TO sell
these and will be glad to show them
to YOU and name low prices on any OF
them. WALTER HICKERSON.
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24O-acre stock farm for reat Inquire
at this office.
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Court shall keep in a separate
book provided for that purpose a
record of permits issued under
this Act, wherein shall be entered
the date and the number thereof,
the person to whom issued and
the purpose for which issued.
See. 7. Said permit shall be
attached to and remain affixed in
conspicuous place upon any
package or parcel containing pure
alcohol, imported into or shipped
within the State of Idaho. and
when so affixed, shall authorize
any common carrier, or any per-
son operating a boat or vehicle
for the transportation of goods,
wares or merchandise Within the
State of Idaho, to transport, ship
or carry such pure alcohol. Any
person so transporting such alco-
hol shall, before the delivery of
such package or parcel, cancel
said permit and so deface the
same that it cannot be used again.
Sec. 8. All express companies,
railroad companies, public or pri-
vate carriers, are hereby required
to keep a separate book in which
shall be entered, Immediately up
on receipt thereof, the name of
the person to whom pure alcohol
is shipped, from what city or
town and State the same was ship
ped, and the name of the shipper,
the amount and kind received
the date when received, the date
when delivered and to whom de-
livered after which record shall
be blank space in which the con
signee shall be required to sign
his own name in ink before such
pure alcohol is delivered to such
consignee which book shall be
open to the inspection of the pub
lie at any time during business
hours of the company, and shall
not be removed from the county
wherein the same is required to
be kept. A copy of entries upon
, any such record herein provided
to be kept, when certified to by
the agent of any express or rail
road company, or any public OF
private carrier in charge of the
same, shall constitute prima facit
evidence of the facts therein stat
ed in any court of this State.
1t shall be unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation, OF
agent to ship alcohol or intoxicat
ing liquor to a false or fictitious
name or person or any person tx
receive or receipt for alcohol o.
intoxicating liquor in false OF
fictitious name.
Sec. 8. Any common carrier o.
any person operating a boat O
: vehicle for the transportation O.
goods, wares or merchandise ma.
. accept for transportation, and ma
transport to any such prohibition
ItTIllOIy Wllllln tnC ClotO OAAoe.
, no, shipments Of wine for sarac
mental purposes, when there
: attached to such shipments a Ger
tificate in substantially the follow
ing form:
81, or we. certify that thi
5 package contains only .........
(amount) of ...... wine
, which has been ordered by -.
........, who represents himsel
t to be duly authorized and Off
: ciating priest, or minister of tn
-. church at 1900.
......, Idaho, and that said win
! is desired for sacramento pun
poses only.
Signature of Shipper.
Co. IN Ubanauor n cbinmpp
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FOR SALE.


Caterpillar engine and nine-bottom en-,
CINE plow. Price. $1,000. A. RODE.
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Probate Judge.

Probate Judge.
Sec. 6. The said permit men
toned in Section 5 hereof shall
be issued upon forms supplied by
the Probate Court and shall con-
tain the permit, a copy of the APP
plication for permit and a copy
of the provisions of Section Z of
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siding at communicate, is hereby
permitted to transport pure alco-
hol for compromising, preparing
and preserving medicines only or
for scientific or mechanical pur-
poses. This permit can only be
used for one shipment and will
be void after twenty days from
tho date of issue.
BY order of the Probate Court.
Dated this -. day of -.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-04
VIOLENT FIGHTINGIN
WESTERN WAR ZONE
IS REPORTED
Germans Report Capture Of
Eight French Officers and
55S Men, With Machine Gun
and Small Cannon.

Berlin, March g. OVia London. 3:ii
D. ml-The Developments In the east
crn ana western Cumpa!gus are re-
ported In statement issued AT the
war office which says:
Western thcat,r OF war: on the
heights Of Lurctto. northwest of Ar
ws. our troops early Yesterday morn
ing occupied positions of the enemy.
i.GUO metres. tncarlN one mile) Wide,
capturing eight officers. 5iS French
soldiers. seven machine guns and six
small cannon Hustil" counter at
tocks during the afternoon failed,
Renewed French attacks In Cham
payne were easily T,pulscd.
Eastern theat.r of war: Russian
attacks northeast uI Grodno ed them
into "a flank nrc from our artillery, and
failed. Northeast or Lom2a Russian
attacks broke down with severe los
scs. In the region south of Myszni"c
and Chorzellcu and northwest ui
przasnysz the Russians again at
tackled"
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AUSTRIAN ARMY OF
RELIEF WAS
DEFEATED
Petrograd Reports That Gen.
eral Broussilof Won Note
worthy Victory to the South
of Baligros.

London, March 4. u232s D. MI
The Interest of British leaders In the
Russian campaign has again shifted
To tho extreme southern portion OF
the line OF battle. where Petrograd re-
ports that General Brouzilom has
won "a noteworthy victory south OF
Baligrod, infiictinR heavy losses on
the Austrlans who were again press
ing north to the relief OF Przemysl.
At the same time an unofficial dis
patch from Bucharest credits the
Russian forces with the re-occupa-
tion OF Stanislau, In Galicia. about 60
miles from Tarnopol.
At the same time Vierna reports
the repulse OF desperate Russian
counter attacks In the Carpathians
with comparative inactivity along the
remainder or the line. Berlin admits
officially the German retirement from
Przasnysz, north OF Warsaw. which
was made In good order IA spi'" of
haste that necessitated the abandon
ment Of wounded.
ON the western battle front In
France and Belgium. the French now
appear content 10 hold the positions
they claim TO have won In the Cham
Eagne district.
While British battleships are bat
tering fort 30. \ and fort No. . In
the narruws of the Dardanellos from
"a point ten miles within the entrance
to the straits, French warships from
the gulf Of Saros are bombardlng the
Turkish positions at hulair
rhe battleships of the allies. which
now show all the colprs OF the triple
entente. have transfened the Dardan-
Giles into an inferno srhiUh, Bccordine
to British and French claims. has
spelled destruction 10 the Turkish de-
fenses. on the other hand. reports
from Constantinople derice this ac-
tiyity ne Ineffective. The Turks, how
ever. do admit the destruction Of the
outer forts which they say they ex-
pectcd but they declare the innei
works Improbable.
In the political field u would APP
pear that other neutrnls are awaiting
the lead of the United States before
cmhurkinr On any course or action
imposed by Premier Asquith's an
nouncoment of the rctaliatury policS
uf the allies.
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Today;S War
Summary

\ British officer of the allied fleet
which is bomhnrdiug the Dardaneiles
Is quoted in q dispatch from Athens
as aging that only two forts now re-
main intact The hombardmcnt ot
the inner forts WAS resumed this
morning, ten large warships entering
the straits for this purpose. The re-
ports of extensive damage 60 the for
tifcations are not borne out. how
ever. by dispatches from Constants"
nople. one such message To Ber-
lin newspaper states that the injury
to the outer forts is less than has
been reported ana that the inner for
tificatiuns winch constitute the more
important dcfcnses. have not yet been
reached.
The American tanker Platurla has
been detained at Kirkwail. Scotland.
by order of the British admiralty.
The Pla,urla was formerly a German
vessel, transferred 10 American reg
istry after the outbreak OF the war.
The German military authorities
admit the recapture of przasnysz.
northern Poland. by the Russians.
hut assert the Russians suffered 30
severely during the attack that they
Mftf NUNnif ~ hlHAuih the hfhtIlN
retreat of the Germans. This ac-
| count ls at variance with Russian re-
ports Of few days ago which stated
that the German retreat was the most
disordcrly aud prccipitnte of any In
that area ~ military activity. The
| German statement says. however
that large numbers of wounded were
left behind IN the ncighburing VIII
/ lagos
The French war office has given a
more definite idea OF the extent oi
the hnttle now In progress In cham
plgnc. The attacking front is about
four miles In length, and II Is assert
ed that the allies now hold German
positions 20 the depth Of about two
thirds Of mile
The official German statement ui
today says that French attacks u
this region were Icpuised easily The
| French statement asserts that violent
assaults by the Germans were defeat.
ed. North of Arrus, near the Belgian
border, the Germans captured post
! tions OF the allies which they s8y
were nearly wile ln extent
| Russian attacks near the prussiar
border are suid by the Germans a.
have fnilcd Efforts of the Oermani
tu capture Ossowct1 hnvc resulted h
"a violent battle with no decision yet
in sight
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RUSSIA EXPECTING
GREAT AC TIVITY
BY GERMANY
Attempt Will Likely Be Made
to Break Through Russian
Lines by Capturing Fortress
of 0sSowetz.

Pctrograd, March I ul a. m, via
London. 2 >. .nD-Thc German
forces IN northern Poland arc con-
ccntrating their efforts tn the en-
dcavor To- break through the Russian
fortified lines near the Frussian
frontier by capturing the fortress ot
DssoWetZ This battle, the outcome
uf which rs regarded as of high i'm
portauce, IN proceeding with in
creased whence The Germans on
this occasion have succeeded in
bringing up some of their heaviest
and most effective guns, including the
great lG-inch Held pieces.
The opinion ~ Russian military Of
nr,rs is that the Germans. having
been expelled from Przusuysz. thcir
only hope of successful execution OF
their plans, which include securing
the position OF their lcft funk h,
breaking through the Russiau line ut
fortrcsscs, lies In taking pssowcta.
From the character of The fighting
1t ls evident that the Germans have
determined Co exhaust every effort To
win this point.
The Russian occupation of Koricn,
announced officially here. shows %
slight advance on the northern front.
Kcricn lies ON the lett hank uf tho
Amuulcn river. twenty milvs north
east of pr1asnysz The capture of
the town Be- OF more than lugll inn
portancc. since 1t signifies failure 81
the German attempt Go cat off the
communication ot the Russian forces
operating iu the rrzasuysz district
from those proceeding from Mysz-
uic, toward koluo along q line pdrll
lrl with the prussinu border This
the Gormaus struyc to accomplish hy
occup,ng positions nlong the Am"u-
IciG
Although there h. % CLOSE co-rcla-
ton between the German advance
from east Prussia and their opera
lions In conjunction with tho Aus
trlaus in the Stauislru- |cskid region
of Galicia az the other end oi the
front Russian critics rcsutd the ace
uvity uf tho Gcrmans in the north
as relatively at the less Importance
n is regarded more as "a diversion
for the purpose OF engaging M" al
trntiun of the RussiuEs while the
Ausiru-Gcrman army is preparing fuI
an important campaign n Gulcn. ln
tins region d ls said. the uulk uf th,
Auattu-Gcrman forces is concentrate
ed
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Tl,n NiIic.. Iiennri.

Paris. March g. Nin London. 3:i5
D. mD-This afternoons statement
from the war office uNs'
IN belgium ON the Dunes our arr
tillcry demolished trenches Of the
enemy To the north OF Argns, near
Notro Dame de Lurctto. the enemy
captured am adyIur, trench recently
construed by us 600 immediate con-
tnct with the German lines.
"Thc bomburdm'ut of Rheims last
ed an day, a shell falling every ihree
minutes.
I'm Champagne. it Is confirmed
that the German counter attacks
AGAINST the crest taken by us TO the
northeast Of M,snl were of very vio'
lent character. Two rosimcnts "t th'
guards fought with prcat fcroc.''
The defeat of these efforts has been
complete.
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Steam Roller Which 0rdinari-
ly Suffices Does Not Satisfy
Members Of New Mexico
House.
HOUSE REJECTS SENATE
BANK ACT AMENDMENT
Two Senate Bills by Democrat
ic Members Favorably Re-
ported in the House, Consid-
cred Significant.
Estate Capital bureau
(of Evening Herald.
(5t DE Vargas Hotel.

. Santa Fe. n. NJ. March A.
. House Bill No. ga, the general =
. banking act. came back 20 the 2
= house from the senate this =
. morning and the house promptly =
= voted not 10 concur In the senate '
. amendment which restores the =
. appointment of the bank exam =
. iner To tie governor. II Is as- =
y sumed that a caucus VIII be =
. asked for.
. Mr.. Davies. chairman of the =
y committee on rules this morning =
. offered "A new rule which abso- =
. luteiy shuts of all deOate In the =
. house Of representatives, and in .
. one Of the most remarkable gag =
. rules ever proposed In a iegis- =
. lative body Heretofore. while =
o the steam roller he's been sum
. cient TO prevent debate ON the
. noor In the ordinary sense of the =
o word, an expression of opinion =
. by the individual members has =
. been permitted by way OF eN-
. planning his vote. This rule =
. adopted this morning prohibits
. member from explaining his =
. vote.
. Mr.. Dow stated that he was a
O member Of the rules commit
. tee. hut supposed he was an Z
. honorary member and that he :
y had not ocen consulted about .
. the rulr.
y The rule passed by vote Of Z
y 20 60 -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-04
Charge Is in Connection With
Failure Of Tirst State Bank,
But Exact Nature Is Not
Known.
GOVERNOR AND AUDITOR
ARE SEVERELY SCORED
DOna Ana County Inquisitorial
Body Regretted That 1t
Could Not Return Indict-
ments Against Them, Too.

Especial IA The Evening Horald.) }
. Las Cruces, Y. NJ. March A. .
. T. ". II. smith was arrested ON =
= indictment this morning and r. =
. being held IN custody Of a guard .
. pending the furnishing Of tfs.- =
. 600 bond which he expects 10 =
- max" tonight. The charge II In .
y connection with the failure Of =
= the First state bank but the ex- =
y act nature OF II Il not known. .
NHNH HH@~~ y y y . . . = .