WOULD AMEND THE
PROHIBITION BILL
Nearly lOO Amendment Offered in
Senate to Pry Measure Which
P;i ..! I the House
(from Lincoln Star. March 22)
What the senate amendments do
to the dry bill:
Allow unlimited amount of liquor
on hand.
Allow Ethyl alcohol to be manu
factured. Allow anyone to make wine or ci
der for home use.
Give saloon 30 days after May 1
to dispoBO of stock.
Give distilleries time necessary to
dispose of bonded Roods.
Raise restriction against advertis
ing liquor.
Do not make it unlawful to have
liquor in one's possession.
Free property owners from prose
cution when place is used for illegal I
sale of liquor.
Remove clause allowing suits for
I'quor damages against cities and
counties.
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The first volley of the opposition
to the present drafted prohibition
law, H. R. 793, was fired in the Ne
braska senate Thursday morning,
When a batch of a hundred senate
amendments were submitted by Rob
ertson of Holt.
The prohibitory bill had been re
ported out on the sifting file and
made a special order of business for
Thursday. The gallery and the sen
ate floor was packed with spectators
expecting to see the issues threshed
out on the floor.
Instead of a consideration of the
bill, however, the dry wing of the
senate took Immediate steps to con
tinue the discussion as a special or
der of business next Tuesday morn
ing. The drys declared they did not
care to consider the amendments In
the spur of the moment, without first
having had a chance to study and di
gest them.
Replying to a question from Sen
ator McMullen of Gage, Albert of
Platte, who said he had the confi
dence of both sides over the bill, as
sured him that all the substantial
changes to be asked by the opposi
tion to the measure as It came from
the house were contained in the
amendments as offered.
The amendments strike out com
pletely or in part pome fifteen of tl
sitty sections of the 'aw an I ni.icncl
others to the following effect:
Removes all limits on t' - amount
of liquor that may be on hand May
1.
Tones down the most drastic meas
ures designed to facilitate law en
forcement. Allows a nyone to make wine or
cider at their home providing they
do not sell it.
Gives saloonB thirty days after
May 1 to dispose of their stock.
Permits distilleries in the state to
continue disposing of their stock of
goods outside the state, under fed-
eral regulation.
Permits the manufacture without ;
restrictions of ethyl alcohol In thej
state.
The amendments propose to strike ,
out all those sections of the bill
Which relate to the restrictions hedg-j
Ing common carriers and consignees
in the shipment of liquor into the
state, on the ground that the federal
Rood hill, prohibiting the shipment
of liquor Interstate into dry territory
will take care of this contingency.
"The bill is now boiled down 'nto
a simple, workable "dry' law, with all
red tape removed," declared Senator
Hobertson.
Senator Beal, of the dry commit
tee, on the other hand, declares the
amendments are pernicious and such
that they will positively not be en
dorsed by the "dry" wing of the sen
ate. lie says that the allowing of un
limited quantities of liquor in private
is the best inducement for bootleg
ging, which condition will inevitably
result. The amendments put fatal
hindrances In the path of the en
forcement of prohibition, he de
clares. The amendments will make It al
most Impossible to secure convictions
since It must be established to a
Jury that liquor sold is intoxicating,
according to Attorney E. E. Thomas,
of Omaha, an executive officer of the
Nebraska Dry Federation.
The Amendments
The amendments strike out these
sections and parts of sections:
Sec. 5. To allow Judge to remit
penalty for information as to where
liquor can be obtained.
Sec. 7. Clause prohibiting giving
of Information as to where liquor is
obtainable.
Sec. 8. Prohibition of advertising
of liquor on bill boards or In news
paper or by price lists.
Sec. 9. Making it unlawful after
act goes Into effect to allow old li
quor signs to stand.
Sec. if. Unlawful to have liquor
in possession, unless provisions of act
are complied with.
Sec. 12. Affidavits carriers were to
require of consignees of liquor.
Sec. 13. Requiring labelling of li
quor shipped.
Sec. 14. Filing by carriers of rec
ord of shipments.
Sec. 21. Clause prohibiting drug
gist from selling liquor who is not a
bonafide resident of state.
Sec. 30. Prohibiting county attor
ney from dismissing action, without
good reason to court.
Sec. 35. Tax assessment of $300
against Illegally-used building.
Sec. 39. Empowers county attor
ney to place witness under oath, In
investigations.
Sec. 4 2. No property rights In li
quor or Hquor utensils.
Sec. 51. To permit "dry" organlz
atalons to hire counsel to co-operate
with county attorney In prosecutions.
Sec. 53. Action for liquor damag
es against city or county where li
quor is illegally sold.
The Sections Amended
The following sections are amend
ed as follows:
Sec. 16. Amended to allow ethyl
alcohol to be manufactured.
Sec. 24. Amended to require
"statement." not "affidavit." In pro
curing sacramental liquor.
Sec. 28. Amended to exempt from
prosecution gwoor of building nso4
illegally, if it Is without his knowl
edge or consent.
Sec. 29. Amended to allow only
county attorney, not any citizen, to
maintain action to enjoin DUlSSncS
Own of building exempted from
such action.
Sec. 52. Amended to allow civil
damages only where liquor Is "sold,"
not "furnished."
Sec. 56. Amended to make respon
sible for penalty of law violations on
ly actual offender, striking out "by
himself or agent."
Some of the "drys" profess to be
lieve that the liberal element hack
ing the changes is asking more than
it expects to get. merely to be as
sured that It gets what It feels the
law should provide.
Treasure Found In India.
A bronie goblet aecured In a topper
vessel, which contained some copper
coins bearing certain Inscriptions
which are latsciphsfsbto, was recent
ly found by two Indian agriculturists
The coins bear the Impress of an Image
on one side and, l ing of archenloglca)
Interest, have been forwarded to th
curator of the Government museum
Madras. They are believed to havr
been in use during the reign of Tamer
lane.
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FOR A BAD COLD
Oct a small package of Hamburg
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pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the
tea. put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through a sieve and drink a
teacup full at any time during the
day or before retiring. It is the most
effective way to break a cold and curs
grip, as it opens the pores of tht skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus driving a cold from the
system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
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Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
8ays we can't took or fsel right
with the systsm full
of poisons.
RUB BACKACHE AND
LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffnew sway with
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Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
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ut of your back and ends the misery.
It in magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the akin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
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Millions of folks bathe Internally
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these hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers of men and
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In the morning, drink a glass of real
hot water with a teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate In it. This is a very
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hot water set on tho stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels. It is vastly more
Important to bathe on the Instfr- than
on the outside, because the skin pores
do w not absorb Impurities into the
blood, while the bowel pores do.
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by one authority, the process consists
In filling several large teakettle, with
the waste bark, and placing each In
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burning the volatile gas as It escape?
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Classified Ads taken over the phone as well as in
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