Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-23


between and O'Clock i'm the after.
noon. On the day before he WAS in
there about ; o'clock. Another man
was also IN there "a the fuuc drink
ing beer He testified that ne had
stepped in there a. least oucc.a week
for he last six months and had never
drank anything but beer there. He
saw other people drinking liquor I'm
there that he thought WAS whiskey
People rcyer callc,! for near-hcer al
Dirnccns and some actually drank
ginger ale, according to Mr.. Haclicn.
schnlitt's testimony
The Sunday he visited the saloon
he saw Dan Dinncen Standing on the
corner near the saloon, He Described
he location of the saloon ms being
near the Welsh grocery store and said
he had often visited The place prcyi.
ous to six months ago
John NJ. White, ~ W. Lafayette
street, a driver for the Stevenson
Transfer company, and PREVIOUSLY
driver for the Anhcuser Busch com
pany. was next witness called He
testified he had wOrkcd for Warren
Stevenson after he left the brewing
company. six or eight weeks ago. He
had probably delivered Two or three
cases of beer TO the Dan pnnccn sn
loon, but he left all the books contain.
ing the records of The cases of beer
delivered With otto NoyScr who sue.
ccedod him. He does not know when
the last case OF beer was delivered hN
him 10 the Dinneen saloon His tes-
'lmony showed that Il he had been
with the Anhcuscr Busch company
until December he would have been
in their employ three years
Henry Monroe, III Canal street.
was the next witness called. He is a
painter by trade He testified he had
been In the Dinneen saloon three or
iour times dnrng he last six months.
about week ago was, the last time.
He drank beer while there
John Meady. lGC7 Columbus street
testified he had visited the Dinpeen
saloon often during the last ak
months but that he always purchased
cigars when there for he never drank
Phillip Kaiser, jf2 State street. ties
titled he never knew where he went
on Sundays.
William Nelson testified he visited
the Dinneen place two or three weeks
ago and called for beer which he re.
ceivcd and drank
Pat Donahuc 3cj W. Washington
street testified he had not drank in
six months. and had never had a drink
IN Dan Dinnecn's saloon in his life
John Damgard secretary of the OF
tawa Brewing Assn was The first
witness called this morning. Mr
Damsard testified he had been in the
ninneen saloon during the last six
months but had not bought anythin,
there but cigars He testified he die
not knew how much beer had bee,
sold to Dinnccn during the past ST,
months, the orders were taken owe
The telephone by his two Office assist
ants,
Mr.. Damgard testified the last tim,
hc was in The saloon was n mnnll
ago, when he went to see about hNinl
a pipe in the floor that was leaking
| suppose the books will show bow
many barrels of beer have been shin
ped to The place during the last 4i>
months" nc said He was excused f,
get his books and the two assistant.
that handled the orders were 10 ht
mnmcpc'
+, j, AlblCcht of Slrralor. county
representative for the Auhcusel
i'liSrh company. vas the next witness,
called, He testified his sale sheet,
showed eleven eases of beer had beer
shipped from Strcator TO Ibis eli,
's nee May lol7. to the Dnncon sa
. loon. These eases contain lively,
, BEETLES each
'''' winnie leS'lIi'd re had pee!
~ Wv '''""''" Sa'o3h several Illhe
'"' ~, NV '''' N'A n'un'ilS' ana NAE
something to drink. but he did no
N''N N"'' +" was ne paa pceh drlhk
~ ~ 'ooi'"eu ne ava MOI khoN
nv ,'"t' III peer "I'oh he drank II
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