Ogden Evening Standard | 1910-11-04 | Page 7 | Schneider Wins His Case

SCHNEIDER WINS HIS CASE Th fir-pal fJM' if Orden rl'y utalnt Otto Schned-r ha hvid by JudKe llowrll and a Jury In The district dis-trict (curt this forenoon und a verdict ver-dict f,f nt srullty Ktven bv th- J iry, uflcr ronsldtrlng thi tnattf-r l"t a f-v riitnnt'S j SoLrnddr was (harmed w.'h keejiitK his KTort.-ry" store on Wx-ihintton nu, n-ar Twenty-ninth Htr-et. ajvi sellltx KIHxl.-t on Sundii.v. July '.), f f thly yer. He was found frulhy In tin- municipal court and appealed from that dt'clhlon. 1 he witnesses for the eity were J M. Carlson and DaM Shelln. mein-bra mein-bra of the- OK'J'-n Helall T'lerks" as-boclat'on. as-boclat'on. who te-ilrVd that on the day in 0,'if-ition thi-v llied Schni id-er"s id-er"s siorf and purcha-'d a can of : nynip. Tlu-v also stated that tli-y j wont to his store for thf purM,sr of Making a purcluLe of hlni with the' li-w of niaUIng a cae of lolatlng ttie S'inday ordlnanr-s ak'alrir:' hlni. Th d'-fcn.e oflVri-d no testimony The Jurj'Moii were W. Itnks. Honry L. Malnn, Frank Koulp'-r. J. K Italian tynA. Roh"rt Toy, Iti.tTt rowan. row-an. Parley C. Butler an 1 Clarence Storey.