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said, "If I'm wing to be taken to jail you go in my car .'I Pretty soon
they got into it: ard this guy took his hat off and threw it. He said,
'You cane across that line," he said, that guy left because he msn't
about to expose this. IEe was with Sam, you b, if they took him there,
he didn' t have .no citizenship papers, didn't have a license or anything.
Q: Yes.
A: So that was the end of that, buddy.
Q: Yes.
A: By that time 1 was gone. I was . . . (laughter)
Q: Yes.
A: I saw what was go- on and I took off.
Q: What was the nam of that bar that the guy had You said he had a
tmern down there.
A: In Sawyerville, vie used to call it the Comer Tavern.
Q: Comer Tavern.
A: Corner Tavern, yes. We used to call that, yes.
Q: And that vas Capone's
A: k. Zhe guy that run that tavern there ms a guy . . .
Q: Lb took the fall for Cape
A: ell, he just happened to run that tavern.
Q: Yes.
A: M course, his wife ws mre the tavern xumzer than anything else.
Q: Yes.
A: Yes. Well, there was sane times there.
Q: Tell me mre about it.
. because that was our hangout. That's where w used to play cards
because w had a lot of time. The mines didnt t wrk too rwch, you how.
FJe hd a lot of th, w just hung out: ad played cards there and just
had a lot of Eun in our younger days. Oh, yes, that was some place
there, and of course, he had a son that ws a pretty good bozr. Kid
Irish he MS.
A: Ch, I could just sit here the rest of the day and tell you about . .