Jenkins v. State

Jenkins, by his friends familiarly called Jinks, had' a little store in La Grange; and to the rear, partially cut off by a. partition wall, was a smaller room, in which no goods were usually-bought and sold, but in which he kept coca-cola and stored “plun- • der.” Eor some reason — he doesn’t explain why, but then some-officers are naturally suspicious of some folks — the chief of' the-police of the city suspected that Jinks was occasionally selling a little liquor. So on a certain Saturday afternoon the chief of police, sauntering leisurely in the neighborhood of the store, was. “given the…