State v. Randall
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcBRIDE, J.
There is little dispute about the facts in this case. Practically every fact alleged in the indictment seems to have been proven by competent evidence leaving little to be considered here, except whether the facts, alleged and proved, constitute the crime of gambling.
In the month of July, 1926, the defendants rented a storeroom space abutting the street called Broadway, which is the main thoroughfare in the City of Seaside, and opened up a game called beano, keno or tango. ■ The entire front of the place was taken out so that the game, which the defendants were con ducting, could be easily…
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