Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 40

COURT SETS ASIE * DRY AW CHARGE Acquits Man Aocused of Sell- i ing Ginger for Use in In- " toxicating Beverages. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.— The Government has lost its first test case In a drive against restaurant and cafe owners who serve “set-ups” of ice and ger ale to guests with the knowl- | edge that they are to be used in mix-| ing intoxicating drinks. i Federal Judge Kerrigan yesterday directed s verdict for Edward Spohn, Mmanager of the Silver Slipper Cafe. after pointing out there was a “fatal variance” between the wording of the complaint on which his place was raid- ed several weeks ago and the evidence presented by prohibition agents during the trial. | Defense Scores Point. H Defense attorneys elicited the admis- | sion from a Federal under-cover agent that he had visited the cafe with an- other man and two woman friends and had drunk liquor purchased earlier in the day from a bootlegger as evidence case. This evidence, the agent admitted, was consumed during their evening at the cafe. ‘When the Government failed to ve that Spohn kept “certain liquors or sale” as was charged in the com-! laint, the directed verdict was made y Judge Kerrigan. Testimony indi- | cated all liquors seized in the raid be- | longed to patrons. Judge Makes Suggestion. i The judge, however, instructed the rosecution that it could again try pohn on & charge of maintaining a E;uslnce, in that he permitted patrons bring liquor into the cafe and fur- nished them with ice, ginger ale and other “mixers.” He pointed out the United States Supreme Court already :;uhlhhed the guilt of a& person so arged. After the verdict United States At- ey George Hatfleld announced a @ew complaint would be drawn up against Spohn. John Taafe, defense at- torney, said he would resist the action on the ground that his client had al- feady been placed in jeopardy. —————s UTAH LEAD PRESIDENT * DENIES FRAUD CHARGES Barnett Acts as Own Attorney, Questioning Himself Regarding Operations. B the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 6.—Acting as his own attorney at his trial for alleged mail fraud in connection with the sale | 6f Utah Lead Co. stock, Michael Bar- mett, president of the company, denied all of the Government’s charges Wed- nesday. Among other questions, he asked him- gelf if he had ever authorized published statements saying the 't-‘x;:plny'l capi- Cross-examined by Assistant Pederal Attorney Spieler, Barnett said he and members of his family invested more than $100,000 in the company. The company, he said, owned outright more mz,ooo acres of mineralized land in Kidwell’s Markets, Inc. Rare values in Smoked Hams, Beef Cuts, Veal. Bread, Butter, Chickens and Vege- tables. 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