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The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
SIXTEEN HANGED IN
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS

lynehiaGs In the state Of Colorado
within twenty-five years and
six months. This 10 not Z bad record
In visw Of the tact that II some stassa
legal execution has mover taken
place. but svsn this does not give the
siufsrencs thas orims IL more rampant
In Colorado than In many other
staten Of the union. Such = dedsction
wou Id bs wide OF the mark and wopld
be 40 injustice to our people. The
following IL . list Of the executions
that have been pulled OF a the state
psnitsntiAry with the date Of their
occurrence:
Novsyto 0reiso. No. ss40. hanged
November 8. 1890. Grisgo was from
Las Animas county.
Jas. T. Joyce. No. 24S4. hanged
January II. 1891. Joyce was from
Arapahos county.
William q. Davis, No. 1885. hanged
September 80. 1881 Davis was from
Pueblo county.
ohas. Smith. No. ss7s. hanged
December IA. 1891. Smith WAS from
Huerfauo county.
Thomas Lawton, No. 2as2. hanged
May 9. 1899. LAwton was from Ell
Paso county.
Thomas Jordan. No. s9es. hanged
May II, 1898. Jordan wAs from
Arapahoe county.
Peter Augusta. No. sos5. hanged
May II. 1895. Augusta was from
A'apahoe county.
Abe Taylor. No. s77a. hanged De.
csmber is. 1895. Taylor was from
Conetos county.
Benjamin Ratolin. No. ss22.
hanged February. 2. 1895. Ratclin
was from Chaffee county.
William Holt. No. 1915. hanged
June 20, 1925. Holt was from Las
Animss county.
Albert Noble. No. s978. hanged
June 28. 1898. Noble was fiom Las
Animas county,
Denecio Romero. No. 1915. hanged
June 2e. 1896. Romero was from Las
Amman county.
Azel D. Galbra,th, hanged March
6. 1905. Galbraith was from Gilpin
county.
Fred Arnold. No. 1916. hanged
June 10. 1905 Arnold WAS from
Denver county.
Newton Andrews. No. 1915. hanged
June 10. 1905. Andrews WAS from
Denver county.
Joseph johnson. No. esSs. hanged
September Is. 1905. johnson was
from Las Animas county.
John MoGarvey. No. esss. hanged
January II. 1907. AcGarvey was
from Mesa county.
johnson WAS banged on Wednesday.
Smith and GAlbraith on Monday.
Davis on Tuesday. Jordan. Augusta.
Joyce and Greigo on Saturday; all Of
the rest on Friday.
OF the sixteen legal executions that
have taken place In the history Of this
state two were under the direction
Of Warden Joseph A. Lamping. three
under Warden ". A. Smith. twelve
under Warden 0leRhorp. seven during
his INST term Of once aud I've during
his present administration.
OF the victims Of the law ave were
from Denver. I've from Trinidad and
one each from Pueblo. Husrfano. Ell
Paso. Cons3os. ChAnee and Gilpin
counties,
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
TRAINS DELAYED I

TRAINS DELAYED - The hiRh
wind Of the last few days has played
havoc with train schedules. The
speed Of nearly all trains from every
direction has been somswhAt impeded
and reaof. their destinatione several
hours late In many iustapces. Tele.
graph and telehone WIGS are down
in different parts Of the state. The
blizzard has extended from central
Montana TO Iewa and has caused dc.
struotion evsrywhsre In iis pash.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

MEMBER SICK Fremont lodge
No. 9S. I. o. o. F.. has received word
from Pueblo that Sam Cameron Of
Pueblo. one of Its members 10 very
sick with heart failure. Tho subordi.
nate lodge initiated one candidate
Saturday night.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
EDITORIAL MEEr-The annual

EDITORIAL MEET-The annual
meeting Of the Colorado Editorial
sssooiation will be held In the
Chamber Of Commerce building. Den.
yer, one week from today. This
meeting will DC Of especial impor
tance to the newspaper men Of the
state. ~ In addition to the cleo.
tion Of officers, propositions having
an important bearing on the In.
terests Of the publishers will be
submitted sor confederation and
action.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
Tarnon Fiahina

The Colorado and Southern railway
Offers very attractive rates TO Rockport
and Corpus Christi. where tho Silver
King abounds. For particulars write T.
q. Fishcr. General Passenger Agent,
Denver,
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

SPECIAL MEETING The board
Of education held , special meeting
Saturday night and trausAoted such
business - was required Of the board.
Tho regular srist Of monthly bills
were allowed aud warrants ordered
issued for the respective amounts.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

DATE CHANGED = Tho semi. Z.
monthly dance given by the Portland
Cooperative association will take
place Tuesday night Of this weak In.
stead Of Thursday night. ~ usual.
Those interested please take potice.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
One Fare Plus $a.oo to Dallas
and Return

On January 10Th and 18th Colorado
and Southern will soil tickets from all
stations TO DAllas, Texas, and returns
good for thirty days, account Of Retail
Groccrs' National convention. 4. u
Fisher, q. r. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
Made to Measure Suits.

Will close out all winter woolens
at one third of. Florence Tailoring
company, III East Main. 1927
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

Every srzoksr should try Shirley
Jr. cigars. Williams and Mann. Green
Front Cigar Store. mon
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

INFLUENUED-Probably each Of
the next zen people that move into
your neishborhnod vii, b Influenced.
directly or otherwise. By want ads.
And the rule would PROBABLY apply
to the eleventh. TOO.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
JorTINos ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

RESULTS There 10 No want "a
printed In this papsr eeday which
does mot stropsly Interest n least IN
people and there Ars some that will
strongly interest hunddRes.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

DR.. Eolette Of Pueblo. will be q
Fremont Hotel. Florence. Thursday
January Gath. Practice limited &
diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose an,
Throat and Fitting glasses. 12 .
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

Full Havana. Shirley Jr. cigars.
Williams and Mann. Green Front
Cigar Store. mon
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21
A Splendid Wall Map

Send ten cents for System map OF Col
GRADE and Southern railway; covers ter
The daily tribune., 1907-01-21

The Tribune for best Job printing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27
DOWN THE RHINE
REV. HARRIS TAKES LARGE Ex-
Il cURsloN THROUGH sWiTzER-
LAND AND DOWN RHINE
DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL PROGRAMS
GREATLY PLEAsEs BIG AUDI
ENcE LAST NIGHT

\ What is more delightful than trip
down the Rhine, with its historic mem
cries, its ancient castles, grand scenery
or through that charming country i'm
mortalized in song, Of %, Switzerland,
Thou Art So FAIR Such was the en-
tertainmeilt that delighted large audi
ence at the Presbyterian church last
evening. 1t was one of those happy
combinations Of foreign travel and music
that is always enjoyable to those who
have experienced the joys of touring, as
also to the expectant traveller who lives
in pleasant anticipation.
The program opened with two very
fine selections by Prof Schulz orches-
ira, followed by cornet solo by Prof.
Schulz in I'll Travatore, I responding to
an encore with @The Palms. both much
enjoyed Miss Ethel Moore accompany
ing on the piano.
The lecturer started his tour at the.
cathedral of Cologne and described its
wonderful architecture and told of the
many legends connected with its his
the course was down the Rhine to Bonn,
the courst was down the Rhinelto Bonn,
with its colleges; Coblentz and its sys-5
tenn of Notifications, to the pretty village
of Ems, made famous in the opening
chapter of the Franco russian war to
Bingen and Frankfort, with their ruins
of castles, magnificent palaces, gardens
and lakes, all made so realistic by the
splendid recital of its history, from the
days of the "robber baron" and the old
legends connected with the poetry of
the Rhine. The German tour ending
with Heidelberg and the home of
Goethe. IT,. -
A quartette composed of Mesdames
Winslow, Hinckley, Vandevere and
Quirk then sang that soul-stirring ma
tional hymn tThe Watch On the
Rhine" followed later by eHow Can
Leave Thee" -- -@..%.
The company was then taken through
Switzerland to Geneva and the home
of Calvin and Voltaire, Interlaken and
Lake Lucerne, to Gothard and other
places of interest, each being Illustrated
with colored pictures of valleys, noun
tains and glaciers, r-. - a..
. Mrs. Grace Tubbs then sang s'The
Lorelei'' in her ever sweet and pleasant
manner, accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Frances Smyth. as.o@
In their pastor, the Rev. C w. Har-
ris, the church has splendid entertain
er, who not only has had the benefit of
travel in foreign countries, but has an
observing eye, a retentive memory of
scenes visited and the happy faculty of
pleasing his audience in his word pic
lures E.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27
What THEY SAY

S. w. Derrick: I notice in Tues
day mornings paper that you say
there are lover seventy cars of
freight awaiting shipment at Garrison
and the elevators have over 100000
bushels of grain-about forty per cent
still being in the hands of the farm
ers." want to say that there are no
cars of freight at Garrison awaiting
shipment, that am reliably Informed
there are but 100000 bushels of grain
in the elevators and that not more
than 80 per cent of the crop remains
in the hands Of the farmers.
Glencoe" by letter: Inclosed is a.
cutting from a weekly church paper.
published in London, England, Janu-
airy 80, 1907. From it you will note
under the heading of deaths the fact
that Of forty-four persons deceased in
that month. eleven we're aged 30, s1,
80, 50, 81, s5, SO and 81. Two were
50, one was S4 and two were SIS. This
appears to me, in this alleged fast.
age to be a wonderful record OF
longevity Yours truly, GLENCOE.
For Fire Insurance.. see r. G. REM
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27
Continued on page 81
PEOPLE WHO COME and GO

A. G.. Eoomis Of the Lewis, Vddgef,
Loomis, Fruit company, is in the city
in the interest Of his firm.
J. j. Roney is a business visitor Ii,
the city from Fargo.
( A. Hendrix arrived last night from
Fargo. He is assistant bookkeeper in
the branch Office Of the international
Harvesting Machine company
W. H. Brown and S. J. Small came
over from Mandan yesterday to wit
ness the proceedings of the legisla-
I ture. 5s
Chief Mcdonald returned last nigh.
with Fred Barquist who is charged
with assault. He will have hearing
before Judge Fort this morning.
E.. S. Neal arrived from CARTS IN
last evening on. business trip.
Dan Krep, w. L, Whitman and Irene
Hanslack, were among the passengers
yesterday from Wilton. .Gtn r.
Karl Schulz was a business visitor
in the city yesterday from McClusky.
Ruth Hardy and Stella Hartner Of
Aneta arrived in the city yesterday to
take the teachers examination to be
held next month. L.!
T.. Van Els of Fargo, was among tr,e
arrivals yesterday to spend few
days in the Capital City.
Peter Anton, one of the employees of
the 500 railroad, underwent a sue
cessful operation yesterday at st.
Alexius hospital, for tumor. .,@
Claude Williams of Ashley, who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Gullackson on Fourth street, left for
his home last evening.
Geo. EIhard of Gackle, arrived yes
terday to take in the land sale, which
was held at the u. S. land Office.
H. L. Kelley, the Gackle land man,
arrived in the city Monday to attend
the land sales at the q. s. land Office
Tuesday morning. "a J.
VIM. O'Hara is able to be around
again after a few days illness.
\ F. B. Irvine is Capital City visitor
from Linton. ,-..-..
Mrs. Ole Gullackson is visiting with
her relatives in Ashley for a few
weeks. 5's~. o.
Ex-Speaker Thomas Baker of Fargo,
was an interested and interesting on
locker at the legislature yesterday.
Supt. D. L. Moore of the insane
hospital at jamestown, was noted
among the spectators at the capitol
yesterday. III
I. L. Doherty of Adams. late edior
of the Adams Budget, passed through
the. city yesterday enroute to Wilton.
He took a look at the Tribune plant
and was astonished at the size Of it
and the number Of people employed,
not knowing that such an important
industry was located outside the Red
river valley.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27
a Full Line Carried by
HOSkINS, Bis 5SsRt1 81 ID.
in an alarm and then forgot to tell
where the blaze was located, as re-
suit the fire department chased around
the town trying to locate the fire.


the town trying to locate the fire.
Real Estate Meeting Those who
are interested in the real estate meet
ing should not forget that the first
meeting will be held Thursday after
noon at Patterson's hall and the
meeting in the evening at the Athe-
neum. A splendid program has been
arranged for the evening meeting
which will include several musical
numbers by prominent lady singers.
Funeral OF Mrs. HigbeeAt the
Catholic church yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock the funeral services for
Mrs. p. F. Higbee were held with all
the beautiful rites Of the chrch, Rev.
Father Clemens officiating. The Cur
rent Events club attended in a body,
and q large number Of other friends
also paid honor to her memory. The
remains were entered at the Catholic
cemetery. Is5s ~
New Railroad for Sargent County
Sargent county bids fair to become
one Of the most important railroad
centers in North Dakota It was an
nounced today in this city that the
Milwaukee road had decided to ex-
tend it's line from Sisseton, s.. d.,
through Sargent county, This extern
sion has been talked Of for some time
past and has been surveyed. The
proposed extension will run through
Roberts and Marshall counties in
South Dakota, and through Sargent
county in this state. The line will
strike zeblen and Rutland and the
division point will in. all probability
be Minor. ,5sS
Impressive Service The services at
the Episcopal church on Sunday
morning were inspiring and in every
way helpful. The attendance was
large. the music good, and the ser
mon was excellent. The special
preacher at this service was Rev. Ed
gar Jones Of Wahpeton, who took as
his subject, What Is Religion n The
speaker pointed out forcibly to his
hearers that religion is not morality,
or righteousness. but that 1T. is moral
ity, righteousness and humility before
God AT this service the rector set
apart the gifts presented BY the Altar
society, with suitable prayers for use
In Gods sanctuary. The gifts consist
ed Of Cruets and Eucharistic candle
sticks, to be used in connection with
the altar appointment The rector
received the gifts on behalf OF the al
tar society and other donors at the
hand Of Misses Myrtle Brown and
Ruth Plants.
Mems Supper Thursday evening,
February 28th, the men OF the Metho-.
dist Episcopal church will give sup
per II Baker hall tower Fields furni-
ture stored Great preparations are
being made to feed a large crowd. The
menu Will be- DIS follows:
Oysters, Stew, Raw and Scalioped
Celery Pickles
Salad IA Glamour
Cold Meats
Prnnella Roast 4 Ia Bismarckian n
Katoad Krop sliced
Hinchiwanigalup 81 Yons PLAT.
Sandwiches q la Hawaii
STAR Of Life
Adqua Pura de Missouri
Cafe Noir Cakes ZaIakoouais
There viii be thirty walters, ali,
men both young and handsome, and
each an artiat In his profession. Come
early and avoid the rush. Supper
served from $50 p. nj. until ali are.
fed' All you can eat Tor 80 cents
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27
when Perplexed

Consider first the Tribune ad solu.
ton. Yes, 1t may require more than
one Insertion, but what Of that II it
does the work. Il,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27
THE CITY
/. The WEATHER.

tn z WEATHER.
Fair Tuesday night and Wednesday,
colder Tuesday night. Maximum 2
4 above, minimum below,
St. Georges Episcopal Church.
Wednesday morning, at 1880 o'clock,
\ the Litany will be said.
Knights Of Pythias All the
4 Pythians in the city should turn out
tonight: large class will be raised to
Il Knighthood. Early light refresh
y ments and social session
ThimbIe Bee-.The ladies of the
Presb yterian church and congregation
will hold a dime social at the home
of Mrs. o. F. Roberts at weather
\ bureau, Thursday at 2:30 p. m. All
ladies most cordially invited to be
present and enjoy the afternoon.
lqiS "a
Married At the parsonage Of the
! Presbyterian church last evening,
Christian Wenzel Of Turtle Lake, and
X Amelia Koch Of Medina, were united
1 in marriage. The happy couple left
on No. s the same night for Turtle
Lake, where they will make their resi-
dence. '8 8 u EN-
Beautiful Actress Miss Gale, the
beautiful and talented American ac-
q tress, will appear at the Atheneum
Friday evening next, In David Be
lasco's great play, la Belle Russo
She is assisted by a strong company,
& and the production is all that could be
asked for.
New JeWeler for Driscoli-C. Berth
eau will leave shortly for Driseoll,
where he will open a jewelry store.
Mr.. Bertheau has been connected with
b. Cook & Co for some time and is
well known in the city. His many
friends wish him success in his new
enterprise as he is d thorough and
competent jeweler
here Is jamestown 2--Inasmuch as
80 much Is. being said az this time
about the forth coming jamestown ex-
& position, It would be Of interest to de-
termfne how many know what they
are talking about Where ii James
town, Virginia. anyhow, and what
about 1t? Let The Tribune hear from
some one on the subject. @
Adulterated Foods s. CasseI-
man writes from Helena that the bill
to protect the travelling public against
Impure foods served In hotels is
pending IL the Montana legislature
and dig likely to pass. Over 400 bills
have already been introduced III the
y Montana house which indicates that
there is something doing III our sister
state On the west.
Fixtures Arrived The fixtures for
the new confectionery store 81 Carl
Jorgenson arrived Monday ana are
now being placed In the building
where the Grand Pacific barber shop
was formerly located Carl has had
the entire inside painted and ecorated,
and when finished and the fixtures are
ia place. # viii be one Of the finest
confectd onery stores II the state.
aise Alarm barrel Of rubbish
burning back Of the Tribune once yes
terday afternoon called out the fire5
artment Some one saw the
flames rising ont Of the iron box and
surprising this building on Are turned
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27

Please look over the finest assert
ment Of sad irons ever shown, and you
will find some that you need and
want at Grambs & Wolbert.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27
tee arise it report that the bill do

mittee arise It report that the bill do
pass.
Mr.. Freeman Of Bottineau county
moved that the minority report be sub.
stituted for the maj ority report, that the
bill do not pass. I.
Mr.. Putnam moved the adoption Of
the majority report, that the bill do
pass. 4.
Mr.. Freeman made an impassioned
appeal for equity and fairness and boldly
asserted that this bill was the most vital
one Of the session; it affected every
man, woman and child in the state. He
commended that the census Of 1905 was
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27

The growing demand for Hunts
Perfect Baking Powder is the indorse-
ment the public gives to the high
quality OF this homemade product.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27

Ad reading Is post graduate
course ia daily affairs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27
How to
I axe Care OF a Pipe
BRIAR PIPES

smoking, the following hints
Mosten the inside Of the bowl fill well Light the tobacco
and smoke will avoid excessive heating the
consumed
the
bowl frequently cake allowed split the
should be taken
When
pc taken Always
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27

For Fire Insurance, see r. G: Relns
ington.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27
MEERSCHAUM PIPES

t task life and colorg
Of
as also the exercised by the
before rehng keep the hands bowl while
top the smoker desires color the
tne PIPE out Ct doors u RAINY extremely cold weather
needs cleaning use knife with rounded edge when it
the become thick
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27

New JeWeler for Driscoli- G. Berth
eau will leave shortly for Driscoll,
where he will open a jewelry store.
Mr.. Bertheau has been connected with
p. Cook & Co. for some time and Is
well known in the city. His many
friends wish him success in his new
enterprise as he is q thorough and
competent jeweler.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27

Beautiful Actress Miss Gale. the
beautiful and talented American ac-
tress, will appear at the Atheneum
Friday evening next In David Be
lasco's great play, Ia Belle Russo. !"
she IS assisted by a strong company,
and the production is all that could be
asked for.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-27

False Alarn IA barrel Of rubbish
burning back Of the Tribune once yes
terday afternoon called out the fire
department. Some one saw the
danes rising ont Of the iron box and
surprising tbs building on fire turned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04
by a large and appreciatiyc congrc-

by a large and appreciatiyc congrc.
cation.
W. {. Summers has demonstrated
the fact that truck farming in this
section of the country can be made
very successful He has raised on hi,
farm, on the outskirts of town. a
crop Of sweet potatoes, the average
weight Of each being two and half
pounds.
MIR. and Mrs. II, c, Stevens and
Mrs, Annie Sowoll, who spent Thanks
giving week in Ocala, have returned
home
The body Of Mr. J. X. Jameson who
committed suicide at Wildwood by cut
ting his throat. were brought here"
for BURIAL and the funeral scrI ices
were held yesterday. MIR Jameson
was for many years. and until quite
recently. a resident Of High Springs.
and had many friends here who We're
shocked to hear Of MI, sad death
domestic troubles ar" ~uppo. ed to De"
the cause Of the deed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-04
NAN PRISONERS
SENTENCED TUESDAY
ME- ehteen Cases, Eleven Convict
ed of Selling WhiSkey.
.,oee TRIAL is ON TODAY

~. Session Tuesday Was of Short
ro,ation Only Comprising the Con-
,,,.,ee Of One Case, Mol Prose-
II Another, and Sentence
rr. second day of the Circuit Court
~, Eighth Judicial Circuit in and
~, Aachua county, Florida, was con
..1 a, . o'clock Tuesday morning,
W, Honor Judge Wills presiding.
-,.~. was little work accomplished
,.,.r, the day, the principal bust.
-. holm. the sentencing of eighteen
1,.,.,.l prisoners, eleven of whom
49,. con, icted of selling liquor in
,,rr,. which had voted against the
sale o., same.
~.. ca, of the State VS.. viii
r,.a, charged with selling liquor
in county which had voted against
n. ..rp of same, was mol pressed
r,o. motion Of State Attorney Rivers,
... ~ lack If evidence.
r.. Gus, of the State vs. John
r. charged with murder, was con-
orr. Ya account of the illness Of
""' ...-....... ~,
u" ~.
' 49,
''' ''.'' '"'" ''v"'' 80 '''
I'.... ..'....' ~ "''''' Wv - ''''''',' -
o..'''' /" the present s'S''on y,
IT, COURT There were elsh'eeh' ana
III" We're H''''''''u 'o' Tue 'o''o" ''s
ofra,rs ana terms
H,ar, Washington, uttering forged
Instruments. six months IN penlten-
ua"r
Lewis Davis selling liquor, four
mouth, in county Jail
Walter Harris, selling liquor, one
Year in county JAIL
S'..r Clayton, selling liquor, one
year .a county jail,
w.. LAWSON, selling liquor, SIX
MOUTHS in county jail.
I'll Fa''jns assault with intent to
n.-..r three years in state penIten-
TAR
.." ."n.nso"d, selling liquor. four