In Re F. C. St. Clair

— Relator, after conviction by a jury, was sentenced in open court while personally present to pay a fine of five hundred dollars and costs, and serve six months in the county jail. The written judgment and sentence of the court filed on the same day recites:

“. . . that he he punished therefor by imprisonment in the county jail of Lewis county, Washington, for the term of six months beginning November 30, 1925, and by the payment of a fine of $500, and the costs of suit, and that execution issue against the property of the defendant for the payment of said fine and costs, and on default of…