There’s a story told about Butch Cassidy compatriot Matt Warner… Matt was tending bar in a Price, Utah speakeasy during the height of Prohibition when two men in suits walked in and ordered drinks.  Warner poured a couple of shots—which the men then poured into vials.  They announced that they were federal alcohol agents, gathering evidence against the establishment and Warner. Warner pulled a pistol and placed it on the bar, giving the men a couple of choices.  Pour the liquor back int


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