The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-08-17
IN MUNICIPAL COURT

John Anderson of Sheboygan and
Martin Boor of Manistique, Michigan,
felt the yearning for feminine c0mpan-
ionship one evening last week and
sought to strike up an acquaintance
ship with two young women on the
main stem. Motor Cop Darbants alb
sence of uniform made his proximity
an apparently negligible matter but it
was really quite important. Their gal
liant advances cost the young men $40
and costs apiece.
Ed Mrotek was out to a dance in the
town of Centerville last week and there
met, so he said i'm court, ShebOygan
Ibootlegger who was peddling liquid
dynamite at quarter a shot He said
that at all dances in the southern part
of the county the local industry is be-
ing ruined by horde of white mule
dispensers from the neighboring c0un-
ty. When he arrived in town he was
in a condition that made him deem it
advisable to get into an argument with
cop about his motor lights. 1t was
fender he got off by depOsting S25
and costs.
| Charles White was drunk last Fri
fday 1t wasn't one of those doubtful
cases. Charles was stewed, and on the
real goods smuggled over from Canada
by a friend. He said his friend had
seven quarts .and didn't want to get
caught with It so they started to get
rid of it by consuming it. The friend
couldn't be found but everyone seem
ed interested in learning what he looks
like. Charles got off with S5 and
costs.
Sheriff Schuette watched the home
Of Frank WisniSky for two hours on
tip that whiskey runner was going
to call for a load When the guest
failed to appear the sheriff made the
call in person and found a still and
fifty gallons of mash. He claimed he
was stilling for home use but it didn't
help much. He drew three months at
hard labor with no alternative.
Judge Schmidt was at an Eagles
Grand Aerie meeting last week so
Judge Chloupek ladled out the fore
going penalties and tended to the civil
business
John Fraser was out enjoying mo-
torcycle ride Sunday. He came to rest
on the north Eighth street asphalt with
the motorcycle on top of him and the
motor going. A bottle of fusel oil lay
near by. He drew a pretty heavy one,
$50 and costs, Monday.
Anton Geek paid $40 and costs for
stepping on the accelerator on route
II.
Frank Sires was up Monday for al
legged deserton and non-support and
the matter was adjourned for two
weeks. The defendant and spouse
seemed to have arrived at some mutu-
ally satisfactory agreement before they
left the court room.
A criminal case has been commenced
against William Shimek for alleged va
moosing after injuring Edward Brod-
korp in a motor mix-up nearly two
wears ago. Shimek is out on $500
bond and will contest the matter.
John Mertens of Nalders was crawl
ing along at the rate OF 40 miles per
hour on South Tenth street Monday
| according to motor cop Darbant The
court added $5 to the customary ten
because of Johns extreme haste.
Darbant was also responsible for the
| court relieving John Phillips of $40
and costs for being in too much OF 0
hurry.
Milton Lutzke, under l6 years of age
pleaded guilty to speeding and was put
| on his honor not to drive a motor ear
for month. If he keeps his promise
there will be no other penalty.
Joseph Zipperer and Edward Wax
ley each paid $40 and costs for oper-
| ating IN automobile with the cntouts
| open Alta boyl Get some more of