State v. Weber

I. On the' afternoon of March 26, 1926, E. L. Miller and Guy Bean, special investigators of the bureau of investigation, connected with the office of the attorney-general, purchased a quart of intoxicating liquor of one Henry Smoger, in the public highway not far from his residence, in Jasper County, and later, on the same day, obtained a gallon of liquor, containing, according to the testimony of the State, 50 per cent alcohol by volume and 42.5 per cent by weight, from the said Smoger, or from William Weber, the appellant. They paid Smoger $3.00 for the quart purchased in the highway.…