Turner v. State

The evidence in this case is as follows: W. J. Sturdivant, sheriff, sworn for the State: “ On the 24th of December, 1918, I went with several others to the home of Clark J. Turner, the defendant, in search of liquor. We found in the front or company room a gallon jug full of liquor or about full. This was hidden behind a dresser. This was the front or company room. It was not Clark’s bedroom, or where his family roomed, but a sort of parlor or company room. In another room occupied by Jack Turner, who is the father of Clark Turner, we found some empty jugs that had contained liquor. This was…