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The daily sentinel., 1912-08-19
Visiting Here.

Visiting Here.
Barnette T. Napier, Jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. b. T. Napier of Glenwood,
is guest at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. ID. II. Torrance.
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Married in GIenwood.

Married in Glenwood.
Joe Warner of Glenwood and Miss
Maud Dowler of Grand Junction were
married here last Saturday evening,
Justice c. NJ. White offlciating.-
Glenwood Post.
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just received complete line of
artists materials. Mayer Paint Co.
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Wanted-Every man having any
thing to sell, TO use Sentinel Want
Ads.
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Sentinel Want Ads get results.
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We rent tents. Fred Mantey.
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We Trade
Property of All Kinds

WANTED--5 to 10 acre tract suit
able for gardening near Minot, q tract
in the Valley preferable
LANE FOR MERCHANDISING
have tract of land in the Mouse River
Valley that we will exchange for =
stock OF general merchandise.
POOL HAIL. Will sell on easy
terms or trade for land or City proper
ty, or might consider some good work
horses.
AU1OMoDILE--Five passenger, a.
horsepower machine, will trade for City
property, farm land or horses.
RELIkQUISHMEkT-.leO acres
good land near good town on 500 rail
roadl will sell reasonable.
LIVERY BARN AND STOCK to u
change for land or City property, or viii
sell for part cash, balance on easy
terms.
We have all kinds Of mercha ndise
stocks and business prope rites to sell or
exchange, il you have property you do
not need let US exchange you something
you can use.
We make farm loans at lowest rates.
Call or write. ..
GUY I. SCOTT LAkDsyt|l. LOAN co.
100 Reishus st. Minot, m. Dak
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I The Minot and Grand Forks basket
bali teams will play in Minot Friday
This will be some game.
! Many sufferers from rheumatism
| Eave bean surprised and delighted
with the prompt relief afforded by
applying Chamberlain's Linfment.
Not one case of rheumatism in ten
requires any internal treatment what
ever. This liniment is fou sale by
III Dealers.
F. L. Toftner returned from Cyrus,
Mimi, where he visited with rela-
tives at this old home for two months
w. A.. Ruth of Sawyer, is visiting
in the city today. J. A. Francis,
cousin Of his wife, who has been Wis
iting at his home, returned today TO
Medicine Lake, Mont.
If you are one of the North Da-
kota corn growers, you will be in
terested in the GAINESVILLE planter, es-
Eecially adapted to the needs of this
state. Let us show you the machine,
Dale Implement Co. tt
Carl Ferber, formerly Sawyer far
mer, writes that he is at Rouleau,
Sask., engaged at his old trade, that
Of a shoemaker, and doing we'll.
According to the blue book, just
ISSUED by the secretary of state, r.
A. Nestos of ,Minot, is classed in the
Socialist column. Both Mr. Nestos
and the Socialists are considering
Lringfng a damage suit against P. ..
Norton.
Atty. t'lsrud, of Granville, McHenry
county's next states attorney, visit
ed Minot Wednesday.
James Scof1eld has bought a Big 1
Tractor and set of engine gangs and
will elevate 1ades out on his big
farm in the spring. Jim will have
between two and three thousand
acres in crop thts season and will
play the game just as strong as ever.
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DRAFT HORSES FOR SALE.

DRAFT HORSES FOR SALE.
WAl sell nine head Of horses and
mules. consisting Of five 4.year-olds
weighing 1900 Lbs. each: two syear-
olds. Weighing 400 lbs. each; two
mules coming 3 years old. weight 1,
600 lbs. each. A nne chance to 60
cure some choice work horses. Sec.
S2-156-S2. Adam BLOCKER, Minot,
n. D. r. D. 1. Six miles northeast
Of Minot. n ~
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Mrs. o. J. skaua Die.

Mrs. @. j. Skaug of Carpio, dieo
from heart failure, following an ope-
ration for appendicitis, at the age Of
60 years. The funeral was held or
Thursday. Deceased had been a resi-
dent of Carpto for ten years. ]. ].
Skaug,, Grand Forks jeweler. form
erly engaged in that business in Mi
not, and a daughter, Mrs. Robert o.
Johnson of Carpio, survive.
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EOWERY -CUGH GETS Is DAYS.
VIM. Clark, the bowery pugilist,
who assaulted Frank Odell, the
plumber, pleaded guilty before Judge
Leighton to assault and battery and
was sentenced to serve Is days in
the county jail, and to pay fine of
$25, in default of which he would
have to serve five additional days. :.
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AROUND ABOUT
THE CITY
Kiss Bessie Kane has onened a

Mrs. Claude McCallister. who ha.
neen III lor some time, lett SATURDAY.
lur an extended trip in the west. she
will be absent nine months and vii
spend much of her time in Arizona
MRS. 7. ?. Leary returned to hel
home at Hillyard. Wash, after q
,isit with tMinot friends and relatives
Some seeding has been done neal
halispell, Mont. and near Thief Riv-
er Falls, Mimi, many of the farm RS
working in the fields two weeks axo.
North Dtakotans, however, are NO,
very anxious for an early sprine. As
experience has taught us that whore
spring is late, crops are usually bet
ter.
An eight-year-old Minot lad, who
had stolen five cent doll at Mi
not store, was taken by a policeman
to the city jail where he was given
scare. He promised to be good
and was sent home.
The Surrey band and orchestra
passed through Minot Saturday en-
route to Logan, where a concert was
given that night. The Surrey aggre-
cation are good entertainers.
You judge man. not by what he
promises to do, but by what he has
cone. That is the only true test
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy judged
" this standard has no superior.
People everywhere speak of it in the
highest terms Of praise. For sale by
All Dealers.
George Greathouse Of Surrey, re-
turned from Peru, Ind. Saturday,
where he was called by tho sickness
and subsequent death Of his mother,
who passed away at the ripe old age
Of sc years George remained for sew
eral weeks at his old home and at
tended numerous poultry shows and
farmers Institutes. George b one OF
the best known poultry fanciers in
this section of the state.
Children are much more likely to
contract the contagious diseases when
they have colds. Whooping cough,
diptheria, scarlet fever and consump-
ton are diseases that are often con-
tracted when the child has cold.
That is why all medical authorities
say beware of colds. For the quick
cure Of colds you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Cough Re
medy. It can always be depended
upon and is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by all dealers.
The employees at the Office Of the
county treasurer are working nights
from seven until eleven, writing tax
receipts.
c. e. White left Saturday for his
old home in Ohio, where his sister
is dangerously Ill. He will endeavor
to bring her to North Dakota where
he feels sure she will regain her
health.
You can say goodbye to constipa-
ton with a clear conscience If you use
Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have
been permanently cured by their Us.
For sale by all dealers. -,
A i've year old Minot lad recently
boarded 500 train and started for
Canada to see his grandma He was
put of the train at Portal. His par
ents communicated with Portal and
asked that he be taken to the polaco
station over night as a lesson. When
he arrived home he was asked how
he liked his experience. He answer
ed: 1T was fine place. slept With
two pillows under me and two over
me, and didn't get cold a bit"
VIM. George. a G. N. laborer, was
arrested Monday charged nth Steal
ing coal from the company to the
value OF 81 rs. He was bound over to
the county court.
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The quick detachable share % We
Deere engine gang which we AaDAe,
makes this outfit tho most desosa6lo
of any on the market. No tDosbse
to show you how It works. DAN -
plement Co. T
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Farmers Elevator Of Minot, ~ >oeoo
for grain turned over to OlooD ~
the elevator. brot In . vsg4s =
favor of the defendants. Kessoo10
claimed that he had given tho ~
vator no authority to give Olson NE
grain.
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LOST.

One light bay gelding, eleven years
OLD, weight about 1850 or 1900. Has
white spot on forehead and IA brand.
ed, triangle bar on left shoulder. Any
one having information as to the
whereabouts Of this horse is kindly
requested to notify me by mail or In
person at my home one and one-hall
miles west OF Surrey. Sec. %, Twp.
1a5. Range 81. Grant Perry, Surrey, N.
OAK, box %. 3 - t.
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MURRAY STIMULATES
RAAoNlAL MAJ

AT the meeting of the Burns club
Friday night, Judge Murray made the
offer to marry any lady member Of
the Burns club free of charge. Rev.
w. G. Hunter objected strenuously
to this offer, stating that it was not
the lady's place to pay the marriage
Zee any way.
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FOR SAIE-Pure bred o. G. Whl6s
Legorn eggs for Matching. o. i.
wan. Address 800 MN o.. niase,
or call at Ainot Flour Mil. 1-1S-Sls
Il you are going to have Z sa1e II
A. Il. Thomaa auctioneer. Dsssins
n. D.. DO It and It Win - : success.
4IS-ts
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A good automobile to trade for
large work horses. Two houses and
lots. some i've and ten acre tracts
and single lots in the city Of Mlnot
to trade for farm land. l also own
a good new livery barn at Overly,
N. D., which is unfncumbered, that
l would trade for farm land. John
Ehr, Minot, N. D. 37t
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FOR sALE-Good two year Old roam
Durham bull and one months-old
Durham bull calf. John Jensen,
Glenburn. N. D., R. 3, II miles
north Of Minot, Sec. %. 81 t3s
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Oyster shells will double the laying
capacity Of your hens. Get . snck
now At $3.50 per 100 lbs. Roell Hard
ware Co. II 10 "a
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FOR RENT-A beautiful section az
land, elk hundred acres under cul-
tivation, gooo buIldinge Al steam
pIow proposition. Call on J. z.
Mckoane, Minot, N. q. 37.t4
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FARMER8' FEED BARN.
have leased tho A. Mcdonald Nv
cry barn on NoFtA Ramstad street,
and invite the farmers to patronlBs
me. am catering to your trade,
prices reasonable. J. b. Rcd.
IL ST
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FOR eALD -Bazred Plymouth Roofs
cocksreis. Cockerels are ct a. Go,
Grsathouse's premium ehtctens Ia.
year. Fred @. sors. Norwich. n. 3.
1sOuse q II ~
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FOR sALD Two bay mares. Z years
old, this spring, weight about 1000
lbs. Both with foal, win have colts
in June. In extra GOOD condition
Also full line Of good farm ma
chinery. WriHs p. O. Box "a.
Minot. 17-t3s
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kENM ARE DRUGGIST
SURRENpERS PERMIT

Major MaKee, a prominent Ken
mare druggist, has surrendered his
permit for the sale of intoxicating
liquor. States Attorney Nash de-
clares that he will start an action
soon to recover on the $1,000 bond
furnished by MaKee to the county.
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FOR SALE Good paying business.
Small amount Of eash VIII handle
It outright. Owner Leaving city.
VIII take team Of mares a. cows
as part payment. Address II h.
care Of Independent. II -ito~
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FARMERe.

FARMERS.
am in . position . make . nan.
Dor q drst 0o9tgAeo barn leans:
rakes reasonable. Pseer KulaAs, Nj
not, N. D. 8 - Z
FOR sALE1One two year Old Jersey
pedigreed bull. n. Stredwick, Lo-
ga1, n. D. N-7-t1
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Buy your lumber from tho Bovsy-
Shute Lumber Co. The stock Is clean
and complete. Lime. cement, plaster
ana roofing, our specialties. c. H..
Rudd. Agent. 1116
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FOR SALEl$40Oo stock Of general
merchandise with fixtures, at Lone
Tree; only store in the town, in
midst Of ideal farming commnai1y:
good proposition for party who
wants to engage in mercantile tas-
mess. Will sell for cash or Win
consider trade for horses and sat-
tie and some cash. Address charles
R. scribner, Tasker. N. d. 115t4s
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TO ExcHANGE-one Of the best
registered standard bred trolling
stations In the state and 1 ok year
old Jack. Will exchange either Or
both for cattle, horses or land. W.
6ruaman, Tagus, N o.
3-7-t2-c
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FOR RENT.

Very choice 800 acres 10 miles n. e.
OF Minot, 7 miles s. W. Of Glenburn,
6 miles west of Deering, good build
ings, well with wind mill, pasture
fenced; 300 acres under cultivation.
See or write Brush-McWilliams Com.
pany, Mfnot, N. d. Money to loan
on Farm Lands. 2 70 t4
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FOR RENT-Ss0 acre farm, 100 acres
plowsd. running waSsr, plenty q
wood and coal, good build1nGs and
pasture. Ideal place for mixed
farming. For terms can Or write
the Independent once, Minot, ND.
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kERsTEiN LOSES CASE
The Jury in the case Of Philip Ker-
stein VS.. Jourgen Olson and tho
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FOR SALE-A few grads jersey
cows. Inquire at this Office tt
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viii ss'l On Monthly Paymsaes.
GOOD homes ct SNAP PRICE,. I
to 8 rooms. Phone 4s6. N. ~. Lana
Go.
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A. H. Thomas, Auctioneer, Deer
ing, N. D.. will cry your sale very
reasonably and guarantee sattseno-
ton. Give him q trial. 1-15t1
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Henningsen Creamery Co. are now
paving 33c per pound for hctlertat.
Read their al. in this issue lS.tf
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FOR SALE-Partridge and Buff wy
andotte and Buff Orpin9ton and
Buff Leghorn chickens. Address P
w. Myers, Minot. 1-1S.tlt
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FOR SALE-Practica]ly new SIS De
Laval cream separator for $50 cash
or $50 on time. l. M. Questad. ct
Leland Department store, Minot.
: ~ tt
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FOR SALE on easy terms or trade
for farm land, two new modern up-tol
date houses in Eastwood Park. "
Julius A. Rue,
tnone 6Ol Black Minot, N D.
2-22-t4-cg
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POTATOES,

POTATOES.
II you have any potatoes for sale
and want to sell them, here 10 your
opportunity.
Write 70 the firm Of Luts Bros. at
Belodt. Kansas, and toll them what
kinds You have and how many bush.
els Of each kind You have and tAey
will pay you cash upon delivery to
your nearest station.
We want eood potatoes, free from
frost and of nice Glso. 9houlA YOU
have . full carload or any amount VI
want you to drop - . leGtsr. @ VI
have been buyers for the last fifteen
years. We WIN load any time the
wesqher permits. Write - Iual
Bros, Belott, Kansas. &18-t4sl1
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FOR RENT-SEA Section 11-154-84,
nine miles southwest Of Minot. $50
acres under cultivation. Splendid
opportunity for q good farmer;
$500 worth Of grain raised on this
farm in 1910. from 40 acres. Ad-
dress W. H. s., care Independent.
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Barred Rocks for aala

Barred Rocks for Sale
A good number Of high class cock
*rels at reasonable prices If sold
soon. Eggs for sale. Hill Grove Farm.
Geo. Greathouse, Surrey, N. D.
7-3ts
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FOR SALE-White and black Orpins-
ton eggs, $3.50 per 10. Indian Run
ner Duck Eggs, 10c each. Chinn,
1860 West 33d avenue K, Denver,
CoiI 2 - IT,
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WANTED A good steady farm hand
Good wages and steady work. Ia
gus State Bank, Tagus, N. D.
3-7-t7-cg.
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WANTED "A middle-ased woman -
housekeeper on ranch south or Ross.
Apply at odlcs Of Independent or
~ s.. Belyea avenue.
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FOR RENT-We have is nice housee
for rent to 10 rooms. Phone 465.
N. w. Land Co.
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TAKEN UP-Fifteen head of horses,
six or eight being work horses, and
mares and the remainder young
stock. One Of the animals h a
small buckskin horse weighing 900
lbs. Owner prove property, pay
charges and take same away. Sec.
IS, Twp. 156, Rge. %, Old Bot
farm, miles north OF Minot. A..
c. Erb, Minot, N. D. r. F. D. 3.
3 20 t3cg
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WANTS

FOR SALD+New 4-room cottage and
broom house, five blocks Of post
office, Box 6, Mtnot. 1929 3-21
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WANTED-A middle aged woman to
keep house and care for an aged
couple; good home and fair wages
Apply Mrs. ]. 8. Murphy, Minot,
N. D. 22t3
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SNAP

9NAV.
.'> For Sale or Rent.
A blacksmith business, with q
without tools; reason for selling, 60
ing on clatm, box lis, Flaxton, N. D.
2 20 to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
BANKER MORSE
MAY NOT ACCEPT
Declines to Be Transferred From
Army Hospital to Hot
Springs.

Washington, January I3.-Chnrics
W Morse. the convicted New Yort;
hankcr. may not accept tho privilege
OF treatment at Hot Springs. Ark, AZ
a prisoner patient. In accordance with
the authority granted by President
Inft yesterday. 1t Is understood that
Morsc has declined to leave tho Army
dospitai at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, at
this time. possibly because he believed
himself physically unequal to the trim
to Arkansas.
Officials here are reticent in regard
to tho matter Warden William H.
Meyer. of the Atlanta penitentiary, and
Major David Baker. of the Fort Nc
Phcrson hospital, to-day sent kilograms
explaining the situation.
These wero laid before President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
Lost Sizty.Nine Pounds -Four
Weeks--the Great Kidney
Remedy Saved Her

In sending you this unsolicited test.
monial to the merits OF your great rem
cdy. Swamp Root, am only returning
in a very small degree the benefit l re-
ccived from it. After suffering for "a
years with pains in my hips, in January,
1905. was taken with j severe case Of
ureniic poisoning. After consulting five
different physicians, and still getting
worse, ! began the use OF your remedy.
The uric gases went into the muscles Of
my back and hips, causing ME excruciat-
one-half pounds in four weeks. My only
relief was morphine, which caused after
effects almost as hard to bear as the pain
! could eat no solid food, and, indeed,
had no appetite for it.. For nine weeks
| subsistcd on milk diet My husband
and friends had given ME up to die, when
commenced taking DR.. Kilmer' Swamp
Root. My improvement was immediate
and marked. Now, after taking it for
one year. feel like new woman.
do all my own work. and sewing in
Guided. Have an eight-room house and
three in the family. can take long walks
and feel fresh and vigorous after them.
In fact. | am better than have been in
fifteen years. You can use this testimo-
NAL i'll any way, as ! feel it is due you for
NY Wondcrlul recovery. ! tecl thar to-
day l would not be living had not taken
Swamp Root. Again thanking you for
your wonderful remedy, am,
Yours most gratefully,
MRS. KATE BOWERS,
1882 Ridge Ave, Steubenvlle, Ohio.
Personally appeared before me this
ed day OF July, 1909. Mrs. Kate Bowers,
who, subscribed the above statement and
made oath that the same is true in SUBJ
stance and in fact
BENJAMIN F. .PRENTISS,
Justice Of the Peace.
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lion became 4 terror to the French
rogues.
On the strength OF the inger PRINT,
they have arrested a man thcy know
was guilty OF crime. but whose face
no pcrhon ever saw.
There was a swell gambling house
uptown. In which the proprietor was
more eTectually hidden tnan tho Man
III the Iron Mask" lie remained In IL
little room. which he entered from an
other house. No one over saw him
not even his employees. All business
was transacted through little wicket,
through which his voice night bc
heard, but his face never be seen
When Il player wanted to buy cards
OF chips. he passed his money through
the wicket and got his cards aud
chips. bn; never saw the proprietor.
When nc wanted to cash in" he
passed his chips through the wicket
and got his money, but never saw the
proprietor.
The nimblc wits OF the Police De-
partment wanted to pinch" that man,
but they couldn't get the goods Oh
him" Finally. however. Detective
Charles Steinert gained entrance TO
the place. pushed his money through
the wicket and secured a lot OF chips
and cards. He put them in his pockc.
and took them TO police headquarters
From them he took innumcrablo
finger prints" left there by the un-
suspecting gambling house keeper
! These he compared with the finger
| prints in the rosues' gallery.
That evening he arrested man on
the streets and charged him with con-
Quoting gambling house. And tho
queer part of it all Is that the police
nre sure they will convict him. though
no person can be found who ever
actually saw" the man in the gam
bling house His finger prints. how
ever, are deadly evidence him.