...607)], the state of the law upon the subject is thus aptly described : "This court has so often affirmed the right of the state in the exercise of its police power to place reasonable restraints, like that here involved, upon the freedom of contract, that we need only...

...curative and health-giving properties, that the Legislature may Interpose for their protection under the right of the state, in the exercise of Its police power, "to protect and develop Its natural resources," even though the waters themselves are the property of private...

...1907.) 1. HEALTH— POLICE POWEB— SALE OP CIQABETTES — PROHIBITION. The Legislature is entitled in the exercise of its police power to prohibit the sale of cigarettes. 2. SAME— STATUTES— CONSTETJCTION— TITLE. Laws 1907, p. 205, entitled an act to "regulate"...

...preponderance of authority sustains the view announced In Addington's Case, the theory of which was the right of the state, In the exercise of its police power, to forbid the manufacture or sale of articles which could readily be used for the purposes of deception,...

...this court in the case of State v. Hudson, 78 Mo. 304, where it is said: "The state has the right, in the exercise of its police power, to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors without a license. The license fee exacted by the general law regulating dram...

...milk to cities, towns, and villages by dairymen, herdsmen, and other individuals. It is founded on the right of the state in the exercise of its police power to classify occupations with relation to their peculiar liability to cause injury to the inhabitants of...

...milk to cities, towns, and villages by dairymen, herdsmen, and other individuals. It is founded on the right of the state, in the exercise of its police power to classify occupations with relation to their peculiar liability to cause injury to the inhabitants of...

...milk to cities, towns, and villages by dairymen, herdsmen, and other individuals. It is founded on the right of the state, in the exercise of its police power to classify occupations with relation to their peculiar liability to cause injury to the inhabitants of...

...constitutionality of the act was that it was an exercise of the police power. But the court held that, while ' the right of the State, in the exercise of its police power, to regulate the business of receiving, weighing, inspecting, and storing grain in elevators and warehouses,...

...It is just the test whether this thing is proper or not. Mr. DAVENPORT. And of course I do not deny the right of the State in the exercise of its police power to do a great many things, and I think that many things they have done have been advisable, and a great...