Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-12-04 | Page 20 | Student Given Jail Sentence

1 I STUDENT GIVEN OIVEN 1 JAIL JAIL SENTENCE Will Spend Christmas New Years Year's Eve in Cell for Reckless Driving Stewart 20 Brigham Young Youn university student will spend I Christmas dB day and md New Years Year's eve in the in-the the city jail Police Judge Danid Daniel Dan iel Jel Harrin Harrington ton Tuesday sentenced to 15 days clays in the city jail in lieu of or a 25 fine imposed for reckless driving Sta Stay of execution was sr granted to December 22 But But was happier over the prospects than would ordinarily be bel n natural tural He had just been acquitted Of r drunken driving which carries a 3 sentence of at least 45 days in jail was arrested for drunk drunk- drunken en driving October 13 after an automobile automobile automobile auto auto- mobile allegedly driven by him collided collided col col- tided with one driven by E. E L. L Pascoe Pas- Pas coe 1165 Seventh East street He pleaded not guilty u to the charges and his trial was continued several times On two occasions sub- sub penas were served on Mr Pascoe who JWo who declined to press charges c court urt records records showed R Plea Pica for Leniency In In police cour Tuesday Mr Pascoe made a plea for leniency for Judge Harrington Harrington Har Ilar- ref and his testimony rington ruled failed to lo show guilty of or drunken driving Irvine filed fileda Prosecutor Gerald City a reckless driving charge during court proceedings s. s which Mr Pascoe signed pleaded guilty to the reckless reckless reck reck- l less ss driving charge Judge Harrington Harrington Harring Harring- ton Sound lound him not guilty of Ot t drunken driving chose the jail sentence In fn lieu of the fine line but pleaded for fora a stay of or execution If It my sentence begins now non he said I will miss quarterly examinations examinations exam nations and lose one half years year's school credits He was granted the stay star I think spending Christmas and New Years Year's in the city jail will teach you a lesson Judge Harrington com com- co n- n Three Plead Guilty Trial of or Alex Lindquist 63 1034 Bryan avenue accused of drunken driving was continued to December lit He was arrested November 19 Three persons accused of speeding pleaded guilty Le Ro Roy Owen 22 North Sixth West street was tined lined 5 and Elliot Mantle 21 Kensington avenue was fi fined ed 10 Mantle was originally charged with reckless driving but the charge was reduced to speeding The defendant defendant de- de allegedly drove from Twelfth East street to State street on n South Temple street and through a red light lighton on E street at 40 miles an hour Marvin T. T Carlisle 20 1885 E East t Forty seventh Forty seventh South street changed n II not guilty plea to one of or guilty to speeding He was fined lined 5