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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06
No Worms IN a Healthy Child

No Worms IN q Healthy Child
All children troubled with worms have an IN
healthy color, which Indicates poor blood, and O
rule, there lis more or less stomach disturbance,
GRoY PAsThLBss chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, im-
prove the digestion, and act as General strength
ening Tonic 70 the whole system. Nature will then
throw on or dispel the worms and the Child will be
in perfect health Pleasant TO take. &c per bottle
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06

Tho appropriation measures were
passed by the Senate without opposi-
ton, the first being Senator Cald-
wells bill for the maintenance OF the
medical department of the university
and the branch normal carrying an
Appropriation of $4,000, and the sec
ond, the Greenhouse bill. setting aside
s71,260 from the state sinking fund
to pay the biennial interest On state
notes.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06

II b No. 29l. by Messrs. Crump
ana Kendriek 70 Great a lremen's
relief fund in cities possessing organ
izcd fire departments and apparatus
valued inf $1,000 or more. was cham
pioned by Mr Thompson of Jefrer-
son The bill passed by a vote OF Sc
TO 2S.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06

Mr.. Quinn of Logan county, one Of
the Republican minority of the
House led an unavailing fight for the
repeal of the Alexander road law OF
1917 He made half hour speech
against 1t. declaring it the most vi
cious statute ever enacted, and his
bill was then summarily tabled.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06

burn, sour. acid or gassy stomach ~ IllstsI
devoid of all unnecessary words. Is P. ~ Y
low. II hits the nail squarely on W shhouI
Every sufferer from stomach misery sD'
what he tells them
TOO much praise cannot ne Ssa
EATONIC. Its beneficial results
unqualified.
Very truly yours
G. p. GRANDF BID
Here's the secret: EATONIC ass ~
excess acidity, drives the gas out o a1,,srssd
and the Bloat Goes With IT. IL u Isssr 4
to bring relief or you get your N VI
Costs only cent or two day TO use :"
box today from your druggist. II
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06

Another effort was made in the
Senate to pass the bill. introduced by
Senator Bone, to amend the fish ami
game laws, by permitting the catch
ing of alligator CARS catfish and buzz
faIo with seines and nets at all sea-
sons Of the year, but there was objec-
ton to It's passage and it was placed
back on second reading for amend
meat
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06

The House, by a vote OF IS to IS,
passed a bill by Mr.. Cover reducing
the contract rate of interest from 10
to 8 per cent II is a copy OF bill
by Mr.. Buchanan, passed by the
House in 1917 and killed in the
Senate. It is a re-enaetment Of the
present statute except for the change
in the rate of interest. 1t carries the
same provision for forfeiture of In
terest and principal for usury
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06

The House passed the bill for the
support of the department of state
lands, highways and improvements,
without amendment.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06

The bill to appropriate 100000 out
of the fish and game fund for the
maintenance of the commission was
warmly debated in committee of the
whole, Mr. Holiday leading the fight
for his amendment to reduce to $780,
600. The committee made an adverse
report on the bill, and the House
promptly adopted motion by Mr.
Smith of Hot Spring to table the
bill
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-06

BY vote of So to %, the House
indefinitely postponed the Alexander
bin to permit the calling of special
elections in the cities of Little Rock,
Hot Springs and Fort Smith, upon the
petition of Is per cent Of the qualified
electors, for the purpose of deciding
whether baseball shall be permitted
on sunday,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-06
NEW DRY LAW
CLOSES NIL LENhS

Getting a drink ot intoxicating .'- quor after February l. 1920, will b. like performing miracle, SAYS tn" Portland Orcgouiau Unless person has a stock of stuff in his dwelling, or has friend thus fortified, the chance Co wet a whistle will bc mruitcsma,. Any drink containing more ,han one harr of ! per cent of alcohol IS jetuoj as Intoxicating
 While congress- was about lt, that distinguished body made prohibition just abou. as au-t.ght as ], could. Tn" first copy of ,hr national prohibition .w. which has just been received by Collector oI Internal Revenue Miller. holds or, POO hope Co the thirsty, uu- less. as indicated. cache of liquor has been 'nid away
 Thor. arr just two woys appa- ,nuy. of getting drink under the na t.,na. prohibition law. Tn, first aud
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-06

iums engaged in treating persons sui ferirg from alcoholism can obtain supplies under rules to be formulated by the commissioner of the internal revenue.
 Permits for manufacture are issued fol one year; to purchase for the sake of manufacturing or selling, 90 days, while permits to purchase for other purposes are limited to 30 days.
 Here is the system for having liquor prescribed:
 "No one but a physician holding q permit to prescribe liquor shall issue any prescription for liquor. And no physician shall prescribe liquor un- less after careful physical examina- ton of the person for whose use such prescription is sought, or if such eX- animation is found impracticabic then upon the best information obtainable, he in good faith believed that the use of such liquor as a medicine by such p,rson k necessary and will afford relief Co him from some known all- mcnt. Not more than pint '' spirituouS liquor to be taken inter nally shall be pN ;cribed for use S% the same person within any period of ton days and no prescription shall bc filled more than once. Any phar- macist filling prescription shall at the time indOrSc upon it over his own signature the word cancelled to- grther with the date when the liquor was delivered and then make the same a nart of the record that he is required to keep a. herein provided.
 Record is Required
 Every physician who issues a prescription for liquor shall keep 9 record, alphabetically arranged in q book prescribed by the commissioner, which shall show the date of issue. amount prescribed, to whom issued, the purpose on aliment for which t is to be used, and directions tol uS', stating the amount and frequency o' the dose.
 The government will considerably even furnish special prescription blanks for the use of the physicians.
 Of course, it will bc necessary to ship liquor around the country, from manufacturer to distributor, and the law makes provisions for this. The liquor can be shipped, but it is to hc plainly marked, with the name of the shipper, the kind and amount of cou. tents. Every carrier must keep 2 record of these shipments handled.
 Among the thou-shalt -nots in the law is provision stating it is un. lawful to use or induce any carrier, agent or employ of carrier to handl' liquor without notifying the carrier of the true na'ur" of the shipment.
 Advertising Is Prohibited.
 Even the words "whiskey," "beer' and the like are to pass from the eye if not the thoughts, of the public. It is unlawful to advertise anywhere or by any means, liquor or the manu- facture, sale, keeping for sale, or where, how, from whom or at what price the same can bc obtained. And listen.
 Tt shall be unlawful to advertise, manufacture, sell or possess for sale, any utcusil, cpntrivance, machine, preparation, compound, tablet, sub. stance, formula direction or recipe advertised, designed or intended for
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-06

simplest method, k to have physician prescribe it, but a physician can pre- scribe not more than one pint in 10 tays for a patient, and this prcScrip- lion cannot be rcfillcd. Furthermore, the doctor must keep a record of the names and addresses of those he or dcrs liquor for, and the druggist who fills the prescription also must keep a record
 "kICk" k EXtcrminatc'
 Of course, there will be pl"uty ot the onc-half of per cent stuff. but most authorities will agree that sr"h a small content of alcohol k a, Narm. toss as Bull Run water and has ahout a, much kick. Nor, in the law, does .ner, appear to be Solace for the PcrE- anf.,s who nave bought stock o' Touor in California, Chicago or N"w York and want to bring it home. l. st wasn't fo~ the Oregon state law the transfer might be made, under '"r-
 Wherever slight doubt may a.iz
 Wrchcvcr slight doubt may arse over tho meaning of a section of the statute. the law SayS it must be "f'. arally construed" and then procce ,o take the joy out of life ny explain ing that the 'liheral construction" shall be along lines to make prohihj tion as stringent as possible. Some one with a sense of humor fixed '0. that phrase.
 Follows a section. No. g., to D. exact which should be carefully read,
 After February 1, 1920, the pose sion of liquors by any person not l., cally permitted under this title to po- sess liquor. shall be prima facie evi- dence that such liquor is kept for the purpose of being sold, bartered, ex- changed, given away, furnished or otherwise disposed of in violation of the provisions of this title. Every person legally permitted under this title to have liquor shall report to tue commissioner within 10 days after the date when the 18th amendment to the constitution Of the United States goes into effect, the kind and amount of intoxicating liquors in his poses sion.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-06

the unlawful manufacture Of liquor. Furthermore: ''NO person shall so- licit or receive, nor knowingly per init his employc to solicit or receive from any person any order for liquor or give any information of how liquor may be obtained in violation of this act"
 The man who iS Soused has ro friend in Uncle Sam, for the person who is injured personally, in prop erty or means of support by any in- toxicated person, can sue the mal with the jag and those who furniShcI him with the firewatcr.
 Any place where intoxicating liquor is handled in violation of the law k deemed common nuisance, and the owner of the property can be prose. cuted, lien placed against the prop. crty and things made generally dis agreeable for the owner, to the end that property owners will be force | to sec that tenants walk the Strajgha and sober path.
 BOOtlegger is Target
 Bootlcggcrs have q long section oi the new law aimed directly at then, .o wit:
 ruat any person who shall, with intent to effect a sale of liquor by himself, his employe, servant or agent, for himself or any person, corr pany or corporation, keep or carry around on his person, or in vehicle, or other conveyance whatever, IT leave in place for another to secure, any liquor, or who shall travel to so licit, or solicit. or take, or accept ord CTS for sale, shipment or dcliGvery of liquor in violation of this title i9 guilty of a nuisance and may be Fc strained by injunction, temporary ani permanent, from doing or continuing to do any Of said acts or things"
 Revenue officers are to seize any and all intoxicating liquors transport ed in violation of the law, in any wa gon, buggy, automobile, water or air craft" idea indicates someone had an eye to future possibilities of bootleg. ging.
 Search warrants can be issued, but not to search any private dwelling oc- cupied as such.
 Tax Must Be Paid.
 A manufacturer of any beverage containing less than one-half of one per cent of alcohol on making apph cation, will be granted a permit to manufacture beer, ale, porter or wine containing more than the limit, but before this beverage can be with drawn from the factory or disposed of, the alcoholic content must be re- duced below the one-half of the one per cent. If the alcohol thus taken from the drink is condensed and say
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-06
"OUCH! ANOTHER RHEUMATIC TWINGE
Get busy and relieve those pains with that handy bottle ot
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 For SS yrl-s ~le7ns u.w.1t ha, h.I,.l frrI~uds t.n work. og"r You wor.- b, a0 rNrroti00. Ir IS un uua,cd in producing Uys"I.~.
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-06
Home Isc Permitted.

But it shall not be unlawful 10 possess liquors in ones private dwcll- irg while the same is occupied and used by him as his dwelling only, and such liquor need not be reported, pro- vidad such liquors are for use only for the personal consumption of the owner thereof and his family residing in such dwelling and of his bona fid" gueStS when entertained by him therein; and the burden of proof shall be upon the poSsessor in any action concerning the same to prove that such liquor was lawfully acquired, possessed and used"
 After the law goes into effect, no person can manufacture, sell, barter, transport, import, export, deliver, fur uiSh OF possess any intoxicating Ii- Quor except under the strict regula. tionS prescribed. Liquor for non-bev- craze and Sacramcntal purposes can be handled, but only under permit. Denatured alcohol can be manufac- tured, and so can medical prepara- tions and toilet preparations and flaw bring extracts, but they must be 70 fixed that they will be unfit for use as a beverage. Vinegar and sweet cider also can be made.
 "Where liquor is used in the pre- paration of extracts, medicines and the like, the manufacturer can pur- chase the same, but a permit is re- uured. In short, permit is needed every time liquor is handled, John Barleycoru being bound hand and foot with red tape as tight as the Lilli- putians tied Gulliver.
 If the revenue department suspects that the manufacturer is cheating q little and is slipping too much TI cohol into the preparation an analysis is to be made, and if the manufac- turer is found guilty his license is re- voked
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-11-06
Physician is Regulated

Liquor can be purchased without . permit from a physician, as indicated, but the physician has certain regula- tions to attend to before this act is performed Hospitals and sanitoT-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-27
TAD'STID-BITS
THE GREATEST FIGHTER.

Dear Tad.
Your interesting stories Of great
fighters bring to my mind the ring eN-
ploits Of Les Darcy who, while he was
not allowed to show the great Amer
lean sporting public his remarkable
fighting qualities, proved in his native
land when pitted against Americas best
that he had everything they had and a
bit more.
When you review the way in which
he handled the five American boxers
men who covered every style Of fight r.
and consider the fact that he was only
II, and still growing, one cannot blame
the Australians for thinking as they did
that had Darcy lived Australia today
would have the heavyweight champion,
Take the five men l speak Of Gus
Christie was first a rugged, game fight
er and good punCher. Darcy beat him
at everything. Eddie McGoorty, a,
deadly 'puncher, clever. and a fine ring
general Darcy showed McGoorty up
Then George Chip, a worlds champion
representing anOtheE rugged type Of
fighter, He Jared like those before
him Then Jimmy Clabby. He figured
that speed and clrverness would do the
trick Darcy out-speeded and out
clevered Clabby, giving the critics the
surprise of their lives.
The matChmakers Were stumped after
That, and tried orCe more for a man to
beat Darcy They figured on one Of
the Joe Grim type X. o. Brown, Of
Chicago, was brought over. Darcy not
only outpunched Brown, but stayed
right with him and actually outrougned
him. 1t didA't matter what sort Of
man they sent in aga INST Les, he seem
ed to possess an appetite for all of
them. Yours sincerely,
FRED DYER.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-27
CANADA GALS CHIRPs.

Now we won't have anything left 70
swear off at New Year but taxes.
As the bootlegger said when the fell
low complained at having to pay SIS
for bottle Of 'moonshine"; Still wa
ters run steep"
Where y gOin to get any swallows at
all afte' this, to make a Summer?
No, Margarine in spite of the s6veri-
ty of prohibition laws, we don believe
baseball manager can be condemned
for using a portcider
IT, as is said, the end Is drawing near,
then drawing near beer seems to be
the end,
Halbert contends that a journal de-
voted to spiritualism should be printed
on wrapping paper.
If 100 per cent represents perfection
near beer is almost as far away as
it can be.
No, Sophronia, the eulogv "he was a
faVorite of everybody with whom he
came in contact was never spoken Of
the autoist who runs down pedestrians
The liquor dealers make Joe Grim
look like a rank gutter Their motto
Is "A Man May Be Down, But He's
Never Out"
Lemon and settler now batting for
Haig and Haig,
Corkscrews and cocktail glasses are
worth about as much rs last years cal
endars.
Remember when you used to say,
Just put a head on mine this time,
Andy Or "Ill take a short one this
time"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-27

Some day, when Willie Hoppe is al
crippled up with rheumatism he'll think
too much of the fireplace to defend his
billiard title and then someone win COP
the crown That times long WAYS
off though.
Hoppe acquired the nSl balk line III
tie in 1906 from Maurice Nignaux. In
Paris. He has held it ever since In
1909 he won the is halll line title from
George Sutton and has held that honor
ever since, He defended that title re-
Gently against half dozen of tho
greatest stars the /game boasts onf =
side of Willie himself and won every
match
He has defended his title everywhere
and at any time lie has PLAYED through
tournaments and in challenge rounds
and has won practically every match
he ever started
Hoppe vis az lie has been playing
billiards all his life. He was starred
as the boy wonder when in short pants.
lIe'ssa quiet chap for a young Champ.
Ne's short and fairly heavy for ri,
height There's nothing frail about him
Ills hands are small but strong ana
the billiard world win tell You they
are the siiekt y paic Of hands in the
game,
Yep. they're insured Insurance com
pautes won't let him play baseball and
an such press agent stuff.
Hoppe was born at Cornwall -on- the
Hudson He started playing billi9r Is
when he was six. his father teaching
him the fine points Of the game At
eleven he met stats like Schacfyr and
sutton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-27
SINGLE G. Wins Three,

or the other starters which we're re-
turned us triple winners, Single g.
showed In front at the FIRST three meet
ings hut did not appear again after he
was defeated nj Columbus, Fenesta
won Ice, races, two of them being
trotted* vat Toledo before she showed
lame at Philadelphia Jack Keith wen
three races right OF the rcel hut soon
dropped out
The three year old pacing finy Goldc
King won three of her four ongaRe-
mcnts and reduced her mark to 2OIAi
Her last start was made at Columbus
where Lou Todd picked up two races
before going to Atlanta for a third,
wilkes Brewer has but three fiysts e
show for 10 starts In one OF thosl
she reduced her record 70 2telia Jess
Y. won three out ot - starts and re-
duced her mark to s.o7la, Whit Baron
ess Edgewood won three ont OF SIX
starts and cut her record to 2.03L
Twenty other Grand circuit starters
We're double event winners, the list IN
Guiding Joseph Guy Little Lee, the
two year old gclding, MIR Dudley, Ante
de Lopez, with which Murphy won at
Columbus and Lexington In 'g;0bI
The returns for the season show that
Murphy again stands at the top Of tho
list of winning drivers, He Won 70
events Cox stands second with 30 and
which does not include his sweep
through the Great Western circuit with
Prince Hal Peter Coley and other
members Of his stable.
Henry Thomas won IL with the
laurel Hail horses ] l.. Dodge II with
Periscepe and Hollywood Kate, and Me.
/ Donald 10 In the matter Of dollar,
1 and cents Murphy s credited with SS4
265, Cox with S7S,09S and Geers with
Sal. 1893.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-27
Gigantic Takes Cup.

The time -honored walnut I'm cup
was awarded Baron Gigantic as the
time In the first three heuts Of his
division of the events averaged faster
than that in which SellSa was awarded
the honors This race, with two at Co
lumbus and one each at Poughkeeprie
and Syracuse, ran his score Cor the year
up TO five firsts out Of ten starts, while
he was awarded second position ut two
other points
Hollywood Kate and perscope are sta
bic companions The former won six
Of her 10 races and made 4 record of
05A mt poughkeepsie Pcriscope closed
the season with win race of goa D.
which was placed after her name when
she defeated Molly knight and Princess
Etawah IN the Matron stakes at Srpa-
Cuse
SHE won also the National stallion
stakes, the Review and NorSempn tu-
turtles, AS well AS the Kentucky flu
turity In which she made a new five
heat race record for three ycar-olds and
defeated BruNloft after he had won two
heats, one Of them being IN n.0i'a This
mile, as we'll nS the one made by PERT
scope Mt Syracuse equaled the hest
three year-pld performance In 1915
made by Hollywood hob when he de-
featcd Chestnut Peter in the National
stallion stakes.
Prince iorcc, Frank Dewey Louie
tFattan. Roy G@ttau, Esther r. and
Dtectum j. each won four races AT
the Grand Circuit meetings OF this
group Prince Iorce won at the first
| Cleveland meeting, He did not show
In front again untll he reached Hart
ford where he won in the @lud in
9s0hts. He scored twice at Columbus
before he placed his name In the list
OF Transatlantic winners with n mark
| of 2'OSA after II,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-27

Grace Direct Dr Nick, Goldie Todd
and Hollywood Kate each won six races
at Grand Circuit meetings Or this list
Grace Direct defeated all Of the best
class PAGERS of the year. Including hi
rect e, Burnett Sanardo and Frank
Dewey, while she was beaten only a few
inches by Directum j. at Lexington
Prior to tho opening Of the Grand CIR
cult this mare picked up five races on
the half mile tracks, In one of which
symbol s Forrest won a heat from
her IN 2,06Ai Alsl after the close Of
tho Philadelphia mocting she was ship
ped to Springfield, H., whore she de-
feated Single g. and q number OF other
high class performers in the frcc-for-
all In 2'00la.
Murphy did not start nr. Nick until
the circuit horses reached poughkecpsic,
He won SIX Of seven starts, his only
skip being at Syracuse, while he showed
also a mile In 204% at Lexington after
picking up three first moneys at Co
lumhus
Goldc Todd aud Molly Knight were
the stars of Geers' stable this year
The General Watts fllly won seven of
her engagements. while Godlc Todd had
six out Of nine starts standing to her
credit when she pulled up lame at the
Columbus September meeting, Her most
sensational race was paced at the Co
lmnbus meeting. when she defeated
Frank Dewey at q time when he was
booked for trip In two minutes She
won also at Puughkoupsie IN 2i02A