The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
SENTENCES FOR
TWO DRIVERS
Mrs. Harriet Yule Pleads
Guilty and is Sentenced
at Noon Today.
zAONIC ALSO GUILTY

Judge Slater this noon at twelve
o'clock pronounced sentence upon Mrs.
Harriet Yule, who together with her
attorneys, appeared in the municipal
court at this time and entered plea
of guilty to the charge of driving an
automobile while intoxicated. She
was given fine of 500 and costs or
thirty days in jail, in default Of pay
ment of the fine, plus six months at
hard labor which sentence was sus-
pended.
The age of the defendant, the con-
dition of the old county jail with re-
spect to the women's quarters and the
anomalies that exist under the Huber
law with respect to the working out
of others who have been committed
were all taken into consideration by
Judge Slater as he suspended SEN
tence, placed the defendant on parole
on certain express conditions and un-
der bonds of $500. District Attorney
Lewis Powell recommended the sus-
pension of sentence under the condi-
tions outlined.
She was the second person to be
sentenced on the charge of driving
while intoxicated this morning, Paul
Zaonic having been sentenced earlier.
Sets Conditions of Suspension.
The court in ordering a stay of exc
cution of the Jail sentence placed Mrs.
Yule on probation for a term of six
months, paroling her to Miss Sybil
Campbell, the county probation officer,
reserving the right of the court to re-
woke the suspension order at any time
during the term of the sentence.
1t stipulated specifically that dur
ing said term Mrs. Yule was to refrain
from driving her car under any condi-
tions, that she was not to appear in
any public street or place in intoxi-
Gated condition or under the influence
of liquor in any degree, that she COM
ply with all laws and ordinances of
the state and city.
For failure to comply with any or
all of the conditions commitment to
the jail will forthwith issue, the order
said in conclusion. The term of pro-
baton starts Immediately upon pay
ment of fine and costs.
Zaonic Sentenced Earlier.
Paul Zaonic, 612 Elizabeth street
pleaded guilty in the municipal court
this morning to the charge of driving
an automobile while intoxicated, on
May 81, at 1925 p. m. The records
showed that this is the second time
that he has been arrested on this
charge, a fact which Judge Slater
took into consideration when he pro-
nounced sentence.
The attorney for the defendant came
forward and entered the guilty plea
as the case was called.
Gets Jail Sentence.
"Where is the defendant?" asked
Judge Slater. Zaonic then came for
ward. The judge asked him if he
had ever been arrested before, and
Zaonic replied that he had been ar
rested for bad driving, running into
car" Judge Slater was advised
that the former charge was "driving
while intoxicated"
'Now you are arrested again fol
the same thing" said Judge Slater
'You ought to give that car away"
! Zaonic's attorney told the court that
the man was taking care of brother
whose skull has been partially renov-
ed, and also of the brothers family
zone hundred dollars and costs OF
sixty days, with an additional sixty
| days at hard labor" said Judge Slater
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