INTERPRETATION OF
THE BONE-DRY LAW
Attorney Ceuerul Gives Some
on Subject.
Numerous requests are pouring in
upon Attorney General ISrown at Sa
lem, for interpretation of various fea
tures of tlio "bone-dry" prohibition
law.
In reply to a list of questions from
District Attorney Piaseckl of Polk
county, the attorney general empha
sizes that those who are authorized
to obtain from the district attorney
permits to purchase or import ethyl
alcohol are as follows:
Wholesalo druggists, manufactur
ers, hospitals, public infirmaries, la
boratories, medical colleges, physic
ians, dentists, retail druggists, per
sons engaged in any scientific pur
suit, art or industry requiring alco
hol. A druggist, the attorney general
advises, may compound any prescrlp-
proliihition law in relation to signing of John Loborg, plaintiff, and against
Hannah Morris and A. L. Morris, de
fendants, for the sum of $1180.00
with interest thereon at the rate of
7 per cent per annum from the ICth
day of December, 1916, until paid,
and for the further sum of $123.00
with interest thereon at the rate of
1 R nop Mini iui, annum f.itni tlia OAtt.
the patient for whom preacribed and (la. of Marcl, m? nnd tie fu(.
the physician issuing the same. , thor sum of $34.65 vosts and dls
"Fifth No prescription for ethyl burscments, and the costs of and
alcohol shall bo wrf.en and no pre-juP(m thJs "r'V eommamli"K me ,0
H'nBc Mir ui me (uiiuwuiK uuvcnilutl
and swearing to his affidavit.
"l'ourth Each such prescription
shall state on its face in the Knglisli
language, the general nature of tlu'
ailment for which such alcohol ia
prescribed, tho name and address of!
scription shall bo filled by a pharma
cist until the requirements set forth
shall have been substantially and in wit:
real property situated In the County
of Columbia, State of Oregon, to-
good faith complied with."
CITATION
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOK COL
UMBIA. COUNTY.
That property situated in tho Jo
slah Kullerton I). I.. C. in Twp. 4
North of Range 2 West of Willa
mette Meridian In the County of Col
umbia, State of Oregon, and more
i particularly described as follows: Ilo-
-' 1 1 I ullmlli , i, : . . ,1... V. ... 1
In the matter of the Estate of An-1 l"'xuru'
drew J. Rupert, deceased.
To Andrew J. Rupert. Jr.,
i east corner of the tract herein sought
. i to be described and tho Southeast
r lora ; .,,. , , , i. ., v u m .
FlU.n Uo.n on r...J. A !).. -" JlOII lumi;
Deel : and heTrs at law of An! i V' ' 10 g 257
drew J. Rupert, deceased, and all j if A" 'ar "a thce, S1
persons unknown interested In the L8, AIm . ".S9
estate of said deceased. Greeting, pll't ! h"'"' h!
tlon for a physician so long as the cited and required to appear in the!"? V?" P.lpVU"?ted ,n the forner
medicine compounded does not vlo-j County Court of the State of Oregon, vrih ij;. "in.!.1!!' v . ,e.nfe
late the provisions defining 'ntoxlcat- o umbla County at .the Court ,,, place D"f beKlnni
",g ,i(1U0rs- ICoZy of Columoif Statue ol Oregon 1 1 7 Bnd hD 8eCt'n 2"'
A physician, he says, may prescribe I on Thursday, the 12th day of April! I lD the a,bovo. name.l t0nhP n
medicine containing nlo.l.nl nn,l If A n 1817 nt 11 nVln,.V In tho f-l '""X- riglll OI roaa irom
tlio prescription contains drugs that
render the alcohol unfit and impos
sible of being used as a beverage, It
is then lawful for tho pharmacist to'slon and directing him to sell at prl-
fill tho prescription. vate sale all the real property be-
noon of said day, then and there to
show cause, it any there be, why an
order should not be made granting to
the executor of said estate permis-
mid tract of land through the N. P.
Olson land to tho main county road
now held and possessed by the de
fendants Hannah Morris and A. L.
Morris, her husband.
Now Therefore, by virtue of said
If a physician however writes a 'nsing to said estate lying and be- -". uu,, urutr, oecrce
a pnjsician however, writes a . ,n Columbla County State ,f ; end order of sale, and in compliance
prescription which, when compound-1 Oregon, to-wlt: Lot No. 19, in Block 1,n the commands of said writ, I
ed, 1b fairly capable of being used as 11, in the City of St. Helens, Oregon; wl" oa Monday, the 30th day of
a beverage and the druggist fills such! and also Lot No. 20. in Block ll.lApri'- 1J17- at 10 o'clock A. M. at
prescription, tho attorney general ln thc cit of St- Helens, Oregon, l',e front dr t the County Court
Li,i. th,. 1 . 1 .1 1 . , B , excepting therefrom a atrip of land House ln Columbia County, Oregon,
holds that both tho physician and j 4 feet , wlt(ltn an ,0P0 feet ,n . at St. Helens, sell at public auction
pharmacist will be liable under the: length, in the form of a rectangle ,suJect t0 redemption) to the high
law, i off the entire south side of said Lot C8t bldder tor cash in hand, all the
"When may ethyl alcohol be sold'20- WITNESS the Honorable R. S. ' ''f?V tit,e "nd, lnte,reat hlcl' tho
, . , Ilattan. Judge of the Countv Court thln named defendants and each
by a registered pharmacist upon pre-:of llieVate of Oregon, foCol urn ula cnd ' them had on the 16th day
scription of a physician?" asked thejCounty, with the seal of said Court of Marc. the date of the mort-
roiK county UiBtrict attorney, and tlie affixed, this 28th day of February, aKe "erein ioreciosed, or since that
okiuywm: NO. iio I.
An Ordinance ordi'ring the City
Recorder to Issue a statement of Ilia
delinquent assessments for sowtr Im
provement, on tho property affected
thereby. In Section "II" of Sewer
District No. 1, in the City of St. Hel
ens, Oregon; and further ordering
said Recorder to IsMue a warrant for
tho collection of all such delinquent
assessments to the .Marshal of said
City.
Whereas proceedings were Initi
ated und consummated for the Im
provement of Sewer District No. 1
Section "H" in said City, and an as
sessment duly levied upon the real
property In said Section "H" and en
tered upon the docket of City Liens,
for said City;
And whereas, final publication of
the notice of said assessment was
duly given and published and more
than ten days huve elapsed since the
final publication of said notice; and
Whereas, certain of said assess
ments have not been paid and huve
become delinquent;
Now Therefore, tlio City of St. Hel
ens does ordain as follows:
Section 1. That the Recorder of
the City of St. Helens, Oregon, Im
mediately on the taking effect of this
Ordinance, issue a warrant to the
Marshal of said City, directed to said
Marshal, requiring and wannnlg him
to forthwith proceed to collect, as
by law required, all the delinquent
sewer assessments levied on the real
property within the boundaries of
Section "B" In Sewer District No. 1,
in the City of St. Helens, Oregon.
Read the first time March 19
1917.
' un'' lhe BOCond ll,"e Mttrcl1 ,9.
Read the third tlmo and passed
March 26, 1917.
Approved by the Mayor March 26.
S. C. MORTON.
Mayor.
Attest: E. E. QUICK,
I ' Recorder.
attorney general replies as follows: A
D. 1917
First Tho physician must be of. (Seal)
good standing, actually engaged inlu.K
tho practice of his profession in the
state, and not of intemperate or im- NOTICK OK HIIKIUKKH HALK
A. F. BARNETT,
Clerk.
uau in auu iu me anovo de
scribed property, or any part thereof,
to satisfy said execution, judgment
order nnd decree, Interest, costs and
accruing costs.
The above described property, sold
moral tinhlta nnrl nni o,i.u......i , .i.J IN THE CIRCUIT rnrRT cv tiif pursuant to the judgment order
use of narcotic drugs I STATE OF OREGON FOR COL- decre and oe' ' "ale, 1 subject
Tho n , J UMBIA COUNTY. to a first mortgage of $800. nnd this
Second The prescription must; ,., ,,.. .. . sale is made subject to thl. m,i fi.
be-u- the fl. nrt tho ,. r.aiuuii, vs. nannaii ,.,
v ..- muDt. lit: Mrirria nnrt A I. MnHl. I I
the actual date of its issuance; the
number of the prescription shall be
written plainly upon its face.
Morris and A. L. Morris, her hus- nn,7,5 ,u, ... . .
band; and Fred Hoskins and Mary ,9 alCi thls 241,1 da' of "'!.
L. Hoskins, his wife. Defendants.." v ' , ,.., , ...
Hv vi,i.,o t ,..V"i r'ri
"Thlrrt Tho noronn n,o.on.i- "rer oi sale
i-.v..v..,6 issuea out of the above entitled
publication March 20th,
such prescription to any pharmacist court in the above entitled cause to
before being permitted to purchase! me directed and dated the 23 day
tho alcohol prescribed therein, must'"' March- ln, on a Judgment ren-
u7,i;u auu criuereii m saia court on
Last publication April 27th, 1917.
E. C. 8TANWOOD,
Sheriff Columbia County, Oregon.
comply with the provisions of thej 20day of March.' 1917,17 favor ' son's.
Pi ter Pan brick Ice cream at Ma-
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
In the Matter of the Estute of CUTH
HEUT STUMP, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that Mamie
A. Steelman and Pauline Saxton ad
ministratrices of the estate of Cuth
ben Ltump, deceased, have filed in
the County Court of the State of Ore-
fhPi; f?1" ,U,e County of Columbia,
their final account as such adminis
tratrices and that Saturday, tho 14th
day p April, 1917. at the hour o
.cck- M- ' l-'en fixed by
he said court as the time for hear
ing of objec Ions l0 U flnal accounr
account fr 8"U"ng
PAULINE SAXTON,
fjiv.r 11 A(lmnlstratrlcos.
ixjyal 11. McCarthy
Attorney for Administratrices
16. m 7? Pu,"tlon, March
nY of ,UKt Plication April IS,
A. T. KIBLAN
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes
Groceries
Our Prices Are Right
Our Goods Are Right
A. T. KIBLAN
Phone 35
Houlton (West St. Helens)
FOR GOOD PLUMBING
COME TO ME
PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING
and SHEET METAL WORKS
I also carry a full line of Stationary Wash Tubs and
Bath Room supplies. .,
One of my specialties is Steam Heating and Fitting-'
R. CONSTANTIN
St. Helens,
Oregon
I
1 11 .
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
DRAYINC AND TRANSFER
All Biuine.t Promptly Attended Tp
PHONE 18 OR 42
WM. H. DAVIES
ST. HELENS, OREGON
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