The sheriff's office and the city police force were notified at once and Sheriff John L. Woody and Deputy Sheriff Summerfield, with Policeman Stanley at once commenced work on the case. The only clue available was fingerprints, which were especially clear in the dust on the trail. The only clue available was fingerprints, which were especially clear in the dust on the trail. Aside from this, no suspicion was found.

The lodge session had been held in the city, probably at least, but it was probably at least 50 feet from the courthouse. The method of gaining entrance, coupled with the skill used in opening locked drawers without marring them, indicated that the work done by a man or men who had had experience. The dentists believe too, that it was done by parties familiar with the area, as in each case they had been able to locate the valuables.

Sheriff Woody called notice here that quarters at the quarter at the quarter and arrangements, with a fingerprint, were in the office. Thursday, G. C. Baker and family have moved their new home on East and Eighth Street. 