Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 28, 1917, Page 4

Grand— %h—a IB a “soft drink’ attachment. Chief of Police et ll elore made the roungdsiof wherein it had been alleged wide pen gambling wj . in order and re- rted that they:: Itwereas bare! Old Mother Hubbard’s cupboar e foflowing afternoon he stuged a ‘come back. S{lo i Storv, of, Baid It =0 luppened that J. am ad brought in, an ffender, as ndrratéd in thé Pioneer. hey had entered the soft drink place in the Grand Central and were Tooking-arouna for 11iecit’] 1iguor when the back door of the ‘‘joint” burst open;:and); in. jumped Chief : Ripple: And the federal men joined the chief in “pullipg” ‘the place. ‘i -- Chiefy Ripple filled « his} pockets to the bulgi point” with' puker chips énd decksief cards‘taken’off ‘the ta- bles and.{hose -arrested ;were, with two exceptions, either players or in charge of the gambling! tables. | j i} The tables and .chairs, were_ also taken along and will be conflscated by the city and: ‘destroyed. ,Had Gambled Often. < A't the city buflding, Chief Brand, of the federal Indiam’: gervice,: Clt; Attorney:Brown::and &) representa- tive of the Pioneer were present in the chief’s office as one by one the prisoners ‘were brought in and. ques- tioned by Chief Ripple and every one admitted that he was gambling when arrested. Some admitted they had gambled often in the same joint, and also elsewhere in the city, mention- ing places. They also gave incriminating testi- mony as to those responsible 'for the places wherein gambling was vogue. It was a ‘‘dead open. . and. shut} case and no mistake. a2 199 Jormndy) fprws Ha ods g firmly fl O _r the musc s S p 5 natural functions. Madeon ¢ principle over smart, sty a entircly ncw 1 lasts. GIOVL Chocs u Yy cure_|i k oubles: foct perfectly. May we show you? it a hittle AA9 38 QWA g Tl‘wse who intend to give | conifirmation presents will find selection of an appro- prmtb’ orft éasy arf,*Barker’s, cially z:ot‘gfila 3 Jdittle . '“teens,” mes, -‘ DR 8k fiis fl‘ ‘llll erous other articles ble for boys and girls, are here in'many exquisite demgns at_very reasonable | prices. The * quality * is "eXcellent. Barker’s will be wern throngh life with pmde and E. A. Barker 217 Third Street ; Phonographs Kodaks Should ses that the whole fam- ily, takes st least three or. four doses of a thoro, purifying, sys- |temscleansing, - medicine, . this. spring. Now is the time, Every- one will be healthier and hap- pier and: get along better if the blood is given a thoro purify- ing, the stomach and bowels cleaned ‘out and the accumu- lated germs of winter driven Jout ' of the system. Hollister’s ‘Rocky Mountain Tea is the very + pest and surest Spring Remedy to take. It is the standard tonic laxative to cleanse the bowels, helping nature to make: red blood and clear complex- jons. Try it at once. See the: children’s color improve—see: how much better and happier everyone will feel. Prepared by Hollister Laboratories Madison, Wisconsin, SOLD BY THR CITY DRUG STORE Huffman & 0’Leary FURNITURE- AND “IEEHTIKINE H N. 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