Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-01-22 | Page 2 | Bay Rum Makes Inroads on Bone Dry Proposition

Bay Rum Makes Inroads on Bone Dry Proposition the future nil all bay rum sold soM In IX Utah will Ill be e considered a beera beverage bee bev era e b by the attorney general If It It Itc c contains more more- than one-half one of or 1 per cent of alcohol and Is not denatured de tic- e- e natured to make It undrinkable le The stock of ba bay rum has gone up considerably In Utah since tho the advent Hd of ot prohibition according to Assistant Attorn Attorney General James Jame II Wolfe olCe Imports of oC this article Into Utah have o large largely increased he hc says sn's and he ho b believes llev lle cs s It more than n R gue guess s that lust It Is not solely for external application Mr MIS Wolfe comp complained of oC the ox- ox c bay hay rum Ium Imports Import In a letter letter let let- 1 ter tel sent yesterday to Walter II n. Dayton Daton secretary of tho the state board of or pharmacy Tests of oC bay bayrum bayrum rum sold in parts of ot the state he says show that it contains from to 70 per cent of ot alcohol He lie asks the tho state pharmacy board to compel nil all manufacturers and vendors vendors ven yen I dors lors o of buy bay rum to follow folio the state formula for tor It Its manufacture Wolfe oUe announced his decision to hold the ba bay rum as a beverage be if it not properly made mado