The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1919, Page 13

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FROM AN IDLE RAIN CLOUD Cite FRESH SPARKLING WATER _, WIA TH’ Box: KITE oure — WeH -HEH- s A MEDICINE of merit.” A tonic altéra- tive and diuretic. Prepared under formula filed with and approved by the Department of Chemistry of the Internal Revenue Office Washington, D. C. ) BRIACEA DRUGCO., Kansas City, Mo., Manufactures, Blumauer-Frank Drug Company ; Oregon, Washington and Idaho. | ASK YOUR DRUGGIST STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS |was handled, seized, or disposed of. | |the legislature, should be eA Text of Grand Jury Report i cio — _ || Continued From Page Two atk tent that it was often difficult plant ascertain from them the truth dome o to the frue ¢énditions pertaining |ourt a fo the way in which the tiquor #| power and authority under and by virtue of which they can prevent by | and enforcing of the by the con | the adoption to inafter mentioned, or plan proposed by recurrence of similar | ditions. | We have not made anything like a| complete investigation as yet of the way in which liquor is handled when sized by the police department, but | we have been able to learn certain | facts which show that the method pursued by the police department is “lin gome respects similar to that men- | tioned above, For instance, when | In view of the findings, which we | tiquor has been ordered de ny ed by | feel it is our duty to make, We! the court no return on the order is recommend that some plan, a8 here-| made by either the police officers or | in suggested, or some other better) the county officera showing that the | plan, be adopted and enforced by|tiquor has been, in fact; de | the courts. jin accordance with the orde Plan Is Proposed | also, in many Instances, the hie! We believe that the following plan, | police, Mr. Warren, given away | if adopted, and if honestly enforced | liquor, or permitted it to be given | by all public officers, would prevent | to» sundry people requesting same, | f recurrence of conditions similar to| provided they were able to present those which we haye been in-| certificates from physicians showing | vestigating. And we have been ad-| that they had need of it for medicinal Yised that the courts have sufficient | purposes, This fact again emphasizes our con- | clusion that the 1aw pertaining to seizure, and destruction of whisky, so long as it is not changed by observed and enforced by all public officials upon whom the duty de: volves. Recommendations, We therefore recommend fol Piret the That when lquor is seized, pcuting attorney's office, the 8 office and the justice of the or judge issuing the search rant, shall at once be notified of the seizure, This not shall be given on the day of seizure, if prac: ble; if not, then at the carliest opportunity on the succeeding ¢ Second—It shall he the duty of a ntative from each of those to at once examine all the | celpts, liquor seized and make a complete | | record of cach article or pack Where the liquor is in sealed ke ages, the seals shall remain unbrok- en, and that fact shall be noted. If the seals have been broken, then new seals of shall be attached, Hach representative shall sign joint receipts, setting forth the exact facts as to the amount, quality, kind and condition of liquor seized, and speci fying the nature of the containers, and each representative shall retain one of said receipts. Return on Warrant Third—The officer making the selzu shail at once make a return of the seizure On the search warrant, which shall also specify the exact facts, in accordance with the count nes as made, and the receipt as given. Fourth—A of the joint by each represen copy re. as signed tative, shall be the at once delivered to persons from whose possession the liquor was taken, if known, and shall also be posted in a public place, at the courthouse, which shall be spe cifically desig 1 for that purpose Fifth—All liquor seized shall be destroyed. on the proper order of the court or ju issuing the search warrant, The court or justice shall issue an Order directing the destruc- tion of the liquor. Kach order of de- struction shall specify the specific liquor to be destr d, and it shall agree, in the d@scription of the liquor to be a oyed, with the re- turn on the se h warrant, and with the joint receipt given by the representatives specified above. When the destruction has been car- ried out in accordance with the order as issued a return thereon shall be made by the officer who was directed to destroy the liquor, and the cor- rectness thereof shall be certified to y the representatives from each of- flee giving the receipt as stated, This order of destruction and the return thereon shall be filed forthwith In the court issuing the search warrant and shall be by the said cobrt attached sn na a ORR UO antl oid iN eve i} | destroyed | the order of destruction, | that the police department of the }ha RETT TRUE | to the search w: | th—All liquor seized shall be de- | stroyed periodically on a fixed date of | each month or on a fixed day of| every second month, as may be des ignated by an order, or general rule, of the superior court of King county. | We believe that the vartous justices of the peace would comply with such | order, or general rule, as may be made by the superior court so as to produce uniformity of the time of de: struction. Seventh—All liquor ordered to be | shall be produced counted and examined by each of the representatives giving the joint re. ceipt before any of said liquor is de- stroyed. And after each separate | seizure has been counted and ascer- | tained to be intact and in accordance with the receipt, then that seizure shall be destroyed before the count- ing and destruction of another seizure, All liquor shall be destroyed in the daytime and in some public place which shall be designated in The liquor shall be destroyed by the breaking of all containers, so that the liquor shall | escape into the ground or in some sewer, Watch All Bottles Eighth—If at the time when the liquor is ordered to be destroyed it be found by either of the represen- tatives signing the joint receipt that the Hquor produced for destruction has been tampered with or altered or that it does not correspond with the liquor as described in the receipt and in the order of destruction then the destruction of the particular seizure not so corresponding shall be stayed and the facts pertaining thereto shall be at ance reported to the court issu. ing the order of destruction and also to the sheriff and prosecuting attor- ney of this county. And where either of the parties deem it necessary he shall be authorized to take such pro- ceedings in court as may be necessary in order to fix the responsibility for the altered condition of the seizure. Ninth—There shall also be posted in a public place at the courthouse at least 10 days before any liquor is destroyed a public notice specify ing the liquor to be destroyed, mak-}| ing particular reference to the time of seizure and containing a descrip- ton of the liquor to be destroyed as found in the joint receipts and in the | return on the search warrant. Tenth—We further recommend and} City bf Seattle should adopt a plan similar to this, making it the duty of a representative of the police de- partment and of the corporation | counsel's office, and of the municipal | court, to see that the liquor seized is | properly counted, and returned on| the warrant ordering the seizure, and | that the order of destruction is sith. ilarly returned showing the destruc tion. Ask for Recess ‘a The grand jury has given attention | to the récent instructions which we have received from the court. We » been in session now nearly a| nonth, The labor has been continu us, We believe that it will require several weeks to properly investigate | the matters to which our attention | was recently called by the court. We note in the court's recent instructions the fact that a grand jury is usually called during the month of Novem ber of each year. The r ons for causing the present grand jury to assemble, as contained in the first | instruction given us, we believe, have all been investigated, as stated. n-| der the circumstan' we beg to| notify the court that the grand jury has passed a resolution by which it is adjourned until some day in No. vember, to be fixed by the court, pro-! vided, of course, our resolution of adjournment meets with the approval | of the court. We respectfully re- quest the court, in view of all of the circums s, to make an order per. mitting us to adjourn, and adjoura ing the grand jury until such day in November as the court may think proper. Respectfully submitted, DANA W. BROW? oreman of the Grand Jury. | strength. SHIPYARD WORKER IS ENTHUSIASTIC. IN PRAISE OF ff Seattle Man Says Tanlae Straightened Him Up and Added Six Pounds to His Weight “Since taking Tanlac I have not only gotten complete relief fromm my trouble, but have actually gained six pounds in weight, 60 you may enthusiastic over this medi ‘ said Louis Vognald, of 1127 West ~ 64th st, Seattle, Wash. while in Bartell’s Drug Store recently. Vognald has lived in Seattle the past twelve years and is @m= ployed at the Skinner and Eddy shipyards. i “About two years ago I began te haye trouble with my stomach," continued Mr. Vognald. “Up s that time I had always been pers — fectly healthy and could eat anything that was put before so when this ‘trouble first to come on me I didn’t pay attention to it, because it seem to affect my appetite T would get ‘hui the n usual, ut I soom found ou things I hdd eaten all my lif which had never hurt me began to disagtee with me, ¥ I would eat commenced to sour my stomach and after a m would have a miserable full, tigh feeling that would make me fee mighty uncomfortable and 1 fill up with gas so badly sometimes I would feel like I hardly stand it, and I was troul a lot with a very disagreeable tast in my mouth, ‘This kept getting worse and worse all the time fil | I got in such shape that it looked like everything 1 would eat would just seem to lie in my stomach in a heavy lump and I would be. misery for hours afterwards. Then it began to affect my sleep and it got so that I would even eat ju a very light supper I would awake for hours after 1 went to — bed, suffering tertibly with gas and that full feéling in my stomach” and this kept up till I got so little rest that when I would get up in the morning I would feel as th as when I went to bed, and would take a lot of will power for me to pull myself together so that I could get off to work. “I had heard Tanlac récommend= ed very highly by some of the boys in the shipyards, so I mad@ up my mind to give it a trial and it certainly has ‘straightened me up completely. 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