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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29

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at p9re asiureret. 5por 9otfsreren.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29

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9et sisr, OF be ipiisr, ipper % uofier. 35
Gents, &c eler Tablets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29

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bpsr sr ueItpmmsH til Soften. Ser pil
btt EaIer. Wluiit. UtOrc % attsr isisn
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

ACTUAL WORK STARTED
taiBl|ilARl lAh
Contractor Auhdy Began Gradlng
''+'''lIa Isat lI|gs|sraay N v
Fefsa Of lab0foFs.
\ n
.f0HhlL BREAKING OF GROUND
sls .tsI a
islnpls Ceremony Gene Through With
BY vlcs.presldsnt Paston-Llne to
b III .opsrsslea .pssi5 t,atsr Than
Jansary 4 ,qz, Fay the ], Officials e'1 Z =;
MoRey Is IN Hand.

Actual work on the new yorktown
railroad was begun yesterday after
noon at O'clock by q force OF about
Al, !i.insn iHisr Contractor billiard
Mundy Vice.president j. l.. Patton.
In the presence Of Mayor Buxton and
sbveraI officers and directors OF theS
company, formally turned the firs#
spadesrtfif -op.- eafftn- 9'hlrty.seyentHl
1 street, east sbf jefferson avenue Just
before the laborers were put to work.
Assurance Is given that from now
on work on the road VIII be continued
without interruption and Mr.. Patton
states that the line will be ready for
operation not Inter than January i,
1907. Mr.. Miindy has: the contract for
grllding andlWhent this 10 Finished the
rails can be put down Iii short order.
+ The men put towofkf yesteriay were
using ten sdonble.tedm scrappers."
According to the Officials of tho
company tthH money for constructing
the foaa and putting It In operation is
IN hand asal therais no Further rHakon
fSr iela&1 Mr. w A. Post, general
fiaiiaeersm the shipyard Is president
OF the Virginia Peninaula' iRailway.ls
The new line will connect Newport
News. with Warwick, York. Elizabeth
City and Gloucester counties, putting
the merchants here In touch with fiji,
teen thousand or more people who
ara now trading with Baltimore, Nor
folk and Hampton. The section this
road win open up has never been
touched by asrnilway OF any kind:
At first steam locomotives will lie
used oh the line. 1t was intended to
usergasoilne motors but this scheme
was found to be Impractical. The road
Will be standard guage and 1t Is under
stood that All arrangement has been
made with the Chesapeake and Ohio
by which the company's trains may
reach the waterfront,
nhe main line will be run to York.
town, but there will be branch to
= 6tTtslle,sNs,- ~ 49, i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
NOTICsEl

The Ideal Fhasmary YIN SheHeafter
be conducted under the EpersoMal gu,
peryision OF MIR. w Il. Sprpilll., the
registered Pharmacist, who. .fsor the
p six months, has had ,Ghaige Of
the prescription counter.
MT. Spruill will be glad to size his
friends and patrons 1T any timE, and
their prescriptions will receive his,
personal attention. ;
Mr.. w. Blair Langhorne is no songer
connected with tile management of
said business, M. F. .LANGHofdNsll Il,
BY W. r.. Barrett, his Attorney,
June %. 1906. 7ll:tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Trusted porter : ThIef.

Detective Sergeant Woodward
yesterday sfrestedy Sherman Epps,
81 yoNng negro, on the charge Of lar
cenys The negro was until recently
"a trusted porter at Abbe's book
store. Yesterday its developed that
he had stolen camera from IFS for
,n.ef employer and when the SER
geant searched his house a lot of
stolen books, Photographic supplies.
and small articles were found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
.AvonA REApv 70 Leave.
New Plates Put III Vessels Hull TO
Replace Damaged ones.

The Norwegian Steamer Ayona,,
which has been undergoing repairs
to her hull in dry dock Mo. 2, at
the local shipyard, cleared yesteri
day for Baltimore, where she will
load u cargo. Since she has been in
The basin herefthe Ayona has had a
number ofinew plates placed on her
hull to replace those which were in.
s1ured while she was aground off
Woods HIN, Mass, two weeks ago
today. The vessel probably Will sail
for Baltimore Monday morning. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
5'Winners I'm Tournan,ent

The prize winners In the Eagles.
Home pool stournament ARE Sannolinc.
ed as follows: aes 81 Il
First F. Dickmnn set of.Iiashes;
second, A. schott. meerschaum pipe J;
third. 8. f. Hoffman. pair shoes ;
fourth, c. Bielfeldt, Eagles. charm;
fifth. George 'Henhpeffera umbrella;
sixth, Joe Hampton, hat; seventh,
iJ.fBradford, box cigars. E,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Jailed and Fined.

James Earl and Hurry McGhee, the
boys who stole MI. Harry Bowers
gasolene launch several weeks, ago.
lave been fined and given iail,fsen.
tencesadn# the Corporation Court.
Earl was fined IS and given Sin
months IN Jail and McGhee was fined
s5 and given flfteen' days In 5iaii:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Victim. Of typhoid.

Mr. George q. Wright died late
Friday night Mt the general hospital
after an Illness of several weeks
WITH typhoid fever The body was
taken to- Tah,aaua. Pa, yesterday for
interment. The deceased was 43
years old and Is native of Pennsyl.
Yatiia. He had lived here only a
few months. A wife and two chill.
dren survive him. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

E Va lIslsl 5tiISIl "A
,sgedla y; ~ Thursday and Friday
VIII Ire spent by the party in New
York city. then Coney Island and
Rockaway Beach will be taken. If
good winds are encountered stop
VIII y be made at Atlantic City OH
the way back down the coast. The
party will be away ten days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
car.fsreakIna charaed..

Louis Martin. q negro employed
by the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway,
was. arrested yesterdayAiby Detective
Sergeant Woodward on the charge
of breaking into a car on the Dab.
ney; Brokerage Company's siding and
stealing sack of corn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

AEN PIIisHEa MAKES g0op.


GWSEie solde sohir; hundred half
frantHc fanatics shouted themselves
thoarEs with Joy the shlbbiiilders
5beat} the Portsmouth aggregation OF
amaE teur bali tosaers at the Casino
Paifk Yesterday afternoon gijy the
scfkrep Of 8 to i. The performance
w ss fast and exciting from the open.
ihAg OF the Initial session Until sithe
PORTSMOUTH books were closed In the
$lrst half sof tie final chapter with
Sblts d 1one Aratch on their run
page. q. s h
Bhumer, a new ind, VIZ j''trled
OUT against the boys frok across
Hampton Roads and 1T wasvd,le In
lfgteat part to HIS clever pitching thar
| HEY were defeated. He allowed only
foiir hits, two az the scratehs Variety.
Saisingle end aftonSle. Tho yisitors'
only run was the resdlt 6f d Wild
throw by Pot o'fiaia to third base.
The Features or the game were
Maloney's sensational RUNNING catch
of Mead's long drive into left HELD
In the seventh session ann d double.
I by Cunningham and Buchandn In The
eighth, @Reh the bases wHPe full anu
only one out. "a
=. !, = 4 4 4 & .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Funeral Of Mr.. sNeIms.

The funeral Of the late Mr.. ]. Il.
lNeims was held Friday night at the
Gloucester The services, which
were conducted by Rev. ]. wv. Por-
ter, I'D. 10, were attended by Magrl-
der Camp, Confederate veterans, III
10 body. sd - a. 81 Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
.pauahssrsi Iof c.ehfederaey,.

The John w Daniel charter,
Daughters of the Confederscy. will
meet att the Y MIC. A; building
Tuesday evening at 80 instead OF
"Wednesday evening. - s'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
Elect offIcera ThursaaY MANI.

Col. Marquis Jones, president OF the
hoard OF aldermen has called Joint
nesting 81 both branches OF the coun.
oh for next Thursday night for the
election OF city officers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

Fourth Of July speeial Hates Between
stationssyla chesspeake d Ohio BY.
Tickets on sale July srl and 4th !;
good ghtil July 5th. For further In,
formation applyato f. w. n OB1NSo ON,
Ticket Al gent. Newport News, Va.
ID 6-28-Et I ,s,s5 y. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
crulse Bodice Tomorrow. I

The 7. ii. C, A. sailing party.
VIII leass pier Apifor Sp@ York to-.
morrow mofhing spont /: 30. o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
lk|..E|:L j / !
CONSTIPATION !. Il
! c PILLS

Cures these Ills by cleansing the
stomach and regulating the bow
els-thenl they contain no calomel
or bliie.mass to endangerS your
life. Physicians are looking for. a
substitute for these dangerous
drugs. and you should, too. j When
the bowels refuse tc, moy8 reg,l.
larly. the system becomes3fu Tof
poisonous and decayed Eanatter.
Erhptipns and pimples spfihg up;
there Is q bad taste in hesdnouth,
foul breath, coated tongH@ tired
feeling, dull sensation abAit the
eyes, fdrowsiness and langls8r loss
ofaappetite and general &dbility.
IL You want to rid youE#elf OF
these troubles, get box IA these
Wonder-workers, only log cents
In the preparation OF theA2 pills
the most. scruputoqs care ia taken
and the ingredients form thu mos,
siecessful purely vegetable com
hlnatlon ever discovered.
Ask your druggist about them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
sHis Brother Dad.

s Mr.. Cassld y yesterday re-
cetyed "a telegram announcing the
death az his brother. Ci,as G, Cassidy
9ot Trenton, n. ]. The burial will tase
place tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

Mr.. LIZ ~ Boiling left yesterday for
Panacea Springs, N c., to spend
q: =. month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
4EA sT. L,y,e,...s' 8 row NIGHT.
New Vaudeville Eeatgres sor. the
81 EuSkroe Casino. n q. TX :;

East Lynn will ;ba the attracttop
In the Hiiskree l3eacil casino tom6r.
row evening, Miss May Hilimah, will
be seen as the blind girl and osho viii.
be siipporteds hg her stock company.
Ihnre VIII besaeyeral new yausls
yIllas features. !, r. :ssi
Last might a fail sized aud sence wi, s
luessed the final production Of Fan
chon, the Cricket. = ~ .ss9
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
.. tes
HUNDRED AND OUR, lH-,sHApE,
Yesterday Was seoreher. but !
Breeze Made Life BearabIe,


r Yesterday was a scorcher. No
newspaper notice of this fact is me-
cessary, hut Thermometer record
may be Of interest. Following Ii q
record of how the mercury stood dur.
ing the day In thermometer lin the
shade at the Warwick Pharmacy,
.Twenty-sixth street and Washington
aYende.' v
- u m..t.. .'.....s..........,. VI
10 "a. me-. ........l.... .p... SO
III a. m. '..,............ 100
12 m. .t.,......f. H.. -. 4. 1902
a p. M. ........... .i.i.10g
20 fp. m. ....,. =. ......... .102
SO p. m. .............. il. 49,. J. :. .1Os
$3.50 n, IN .104
d. Observation-Disclosures. 1890. SU!
oEitp. M. ........... J. 4. ....i... 90
IL ps m.s.'.. /. Z. 49,. i....l....... So
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
or HaJea Retufits.

& "a IT, ffateB HStufts. s.
4. Or. ]. 81. III les returned yestarday
from New ,Eh ere he went 20
bary the body Of Ris infant chisdg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

"a DIP IN THE SURF on THE FOURTH IN PM
Of pretty Bathing Suits would be 9 ple# lure.
Natty suits in Wool Serges and Mohairss @1ahO
tastefnlly trimmed Invite and colored braid va Af0
And BY easy steps up ss,50
Pretty Navy Blne Suits for misses a.sS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01
just a Reminder OF
Your Outing Needs
LEST you FORGET.

DUCK HATS IN EVERY NEW
and attractive shape, ready-to.-
wear. The best ones ARE only, 75c
and some very pretty ones Eftn
are marked JUG
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-01

These goods cannot be bonght
at the factory today for 15c. We.
were fortunate enough to secure 30
pieces before the advance in price,.
SShe benefit of the purchase goes 10,
yon. ,..t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-08

actor, who. by dInt of perseverance,
and those sterling qualities that I'd
To make the artist. has won for him
self a place high up among the hon
orei and distinguished actors III the
American stage
One cannot but pause In whole
st,ule and sincere admiration of MIR.
Hartford when his name In mention
cd In connection with the drama.
And what name III there more close
" ar hDnurahly linked with the rec-
ord Of the contemporary stage than
that of Charles Il. Hanford" Hts
achievements M mn actor are ianrels
that will not fade He has worked.
I,ersevered and n may say has sui
fered for The establishment Uf the
legitimate drama as n of the on
during assets of the stage of this
country. He has never sacrificed his
convictions or those bright traditions
10 the clap trap. trashy vehicles OF
modern times that spell commercial
ism. He has gone steadily forward.
presenting these dramas Of legitima'
cy In n way to command The respect
Of the people for his adherence to
his higher ideals az we'll as for his
dlgnlfied, temperamental and thor
onehly effective enactment of the
rules he has essayed,
Julius Caesar viii appear at the
Duncan In February.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-08

The theater loving penplr Of this
city will snnn be favored with Cor,
don Il BENEFITS sumptn"us Biblical
drama The Holy City" This great
play In a distinct variation from tho
numerous plays that will Wait this
city this season. This sacred trag~
edy portrayed by a competent conapa.
ny Of artists. recalls The HE of and
adventures Of Christ and John the
Baptist. IN Interpreted by the Chris.
ton frnm The Holy Bible and the
fact alone IL but honest evidence
that the majority Of critics of the
day can ht satisfied with the same
feeling while witnessing n play, ga
p~ectall> when the scripture In vivid
|, illustrated to them by human be-
inRs, In n manner so impressive that
their religious qualifications are o ~
exhausted ny the complete covering
of Tie period when Christ was on
earth While the play from start to
lEt3t|1 ~ t1At&S0t sANt SAA&S&FS hs1ta AZ
and above all intensely interesting,
the crucifixior and ascension evokes
the highest Inspiration In the fam"
ing soul NJ the audience. who by this
time have lost all Of the pres
epoch In life, These two scenes
bring forth earnest applause. The
thunder and lightning storm during
the crurifixion are forcihly produced,
the electrical effects only compare
With the natural storm. the scenic eff
f"ct< In general AS we'll as the cos
tuning are elaborate and well with
III. DAYS Of Christ when he rode into
Jerusalem upon a white ASS.
Mr. Waller Sherwin. acting the
heavy lead Of John the Baptist, ana
doubling the difficult role of Judas
his dslivtrance of the scrirtnral
lines in The first role are masterfnl.
while bis expression and pose In the
part Of Judas are forcih'e indeed
Miss l.uella Mercy as sa'"me' the
daughter Of Heroaias IL very artistic
The balance III the characters are
interpreted BY such well known art
lists as Edgar Jones rs Marius, Louis
osttoek as calaphas. l.. e. Martell
al Malchus, n. w. Emerson as An
drew. Walter Hubble as Herod. l., D,
Kirk as Pilot Lillian Alexander az
Elizabeth. Louise Roberts AS Hero
dIas and many other well known act
ors and actresses.
The Holy city" will be produced
al the Duncan On December eth.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-08
HAS MACHINERY ORDERED

IT, n. Fuilwood, ono III our most On.
tefprlsing farmers, has raised a very
fine crop uf broom corn this year and
owing to the fact that the acreage
planted IN the county does not Justify
Duyers to come TN this season, has
decided Il ms.LlrA-etresgaasy hs
pulling In a factory tn hnndie his own
crop and that nf others who have
grown broom corn. m In his intention
to TINS encourage the industry In
Quay county and get our farmers 10
plant "A crop instead OF such quaint.
ties of kafflr. maize. etc, There In
mo- question. h. believes. that broom
O In going ia Ire one VI The great.
est money crops In northeast New
Mexico, and when hls broom factory
In ready for business n will encourage
the people In his section of tho coun
ty to pbant h large acreage next
year.~~Tucumeari News.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-08

Superintendent A. n. struun u the
county schools yesterday anenmpaa-
led a delegation of tweatysix young
ladies. MI emplnyed In teaching I'm
TIN county schools, 10 Albuquerque to
see The workings ut the various
grades. The teachers from the ats-
fFict schools scattered over the sew.
erai ward Schools and passed a very
profitable day. Superintendent stroup
~ giving much attention to the intro.
anetion OF modern and proven meth.
ods Into the county schools and In
meeting with notable success Jour.
mi.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-08
Julius Caesar

Charles r. ttauford opened his half
week. engagement ut M~acaule>' q
last evening. says the INuins lilo
Courier-Jonrnal, presenting Shakes,
peare's immortal drama. Julius ca"
sar The drama WAS presented tn n
good-si2et audience. and certainly III
a gathering, each member Of which
accepted the presentation with deep
est and most respectful attentions.
and with highest admiration for this
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-08

One "f the greatest charms ~ the
biggest comedy success "f the past
three seasons, The Marriage OF Kit.
~" is the music which runa through
the comedy The @ongs sung by
Kitty have an added charm by virtue
of the fact that Miss Florence Gear,
who plays The part. Is possessed of a
most charming and cultivated voice
and sings with great expression and
feeling, Miss Gear could easily make
her fortune In comic opera. and has
had many offers for work Of that ma
ture. but has refused them all. pre-
ferring Ia remain where she IN, In
the ranks of the legitimate players.
The Marriage "f Kitty" In which
she Ia being featured this season.
will he produced here within p forr.
night. by Jules hurry. of New York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-08
Santa Re Time Table.
4 TranscOntinental Trains
Each Way Daily.

No, has Pullman and Tourist slsepIng sarx
,nr southern California. also Pullman ear lar
El Fa@ss and City OF Mexico. connection lar II,
raso. i'e'hlns. silver Guy and all points In
MsSfco southern New Mexico and Arizona,
The vi Paso Pullman car will wait MI Aim.
gu"fsIue until the arrival of No. Q. Passengers
from Las Vegas should secure accommodation
ny leaving on NO. or have agent reserve same
work. ' ""'
n" . has same equipment as No. a.
No. Z has Pullman Drawing Room sleepers
TO sau FfanclstD. Tourist Shoppers 10 Ins An
gelts and San francisco; also chair ear fran
Rarst0w To f4os Angeles
No, . has Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers
to Los Angeles; Needles 10 san Eranristo,
Through reservations Tourist Slee,srS to SAN
Diego. Chair Car to ran FRANCISCO. also Chair
Gar from Rarstow 10 Los Angeles. The Cun.
fnrnta connections are connected with No. I al
albuquerque. No . being the ri Paso train,
picking up the El paso Pullman Sleeper LETT by
NJ. ! at That point.
No 2-Atlantic Expre~s--has Pullman and
Tourist Sleeping cars FOR Chicago and Kansas
wy; aIso q Tourist car for Denver a Pullman
car Tor Denver IN also added at Trinidad. the
latter making connection at La Junta.
NO s-Chieago Limited Solid Pullman train
with dining. observation and buffet library
cars UNSURPASSED equipment and service.
No. s-kansas City~~naS Pullman and Tour.
lst Sieepers for Chicago and Kansas City. ar
irving at Ia Junta Mt TO-: 10 IA. IN connecting
Win No CIV, leaving La Junta at 1910 p. M.
arriving at Pueblo ut 2 % y. m, Colo, Springs
OF aS ,, M. Denver 900 2 IN. Ala Chair cara
local work.
No; 10 has Pullman and Tourist Sleeping cars
Tor Chicago and Kansas City, also Chair car
for same destinations: carries the El paso con,
nectioa and does local work,
FOR further Information, call either phone
% "r az ticket office where same will be cheer
DAN {. aATcHEx0R.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-08

Tne Luna Lead eugnpanys srnelssF
IN still going full blast and turning
unt metal On fun time. They have
had sorse difficulty during the wei
season In gnttinx Iron ore Tor taxing.
haf sra getting all they want nov
Orr continues to come In 10 god
quantities and the prospects q arr
~ 4 aosaw md successful run. The
company pays over the market price
for lead ORES and dfals fair with
everyone. and they should b. dealt
with by NH miners who have ora 10
ssIl. Fair dealing and no gouginw II
their anotto.-nwEninE Headlight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-08
NOTHING BUT RAIN

It rained and rained and then IL
rained some more And about the
time that the oldest citizen" prognos,
tleated that II was going to clear up,
III rained harder than yer II rained
nights. days and Sundays. says the
Demfng Headlight. In fact IL rained
until the o. e. and all others came
to the conclusion that II was intend,
fng to rain the balance of the winter
without any let up, hut at last. when
everyone had become thoroughly dis
gasted with the weather. 1t came off
clear and pleasant and last Tuesday
morning everyone had a pleasant
smile for everyone else, and this part
OF New Mexico at least resumed nor.
NAL conditions 10 the eminent satisfac.
ton OF everybody.
DUG UP SOMETHING
A beautiful and sensation story
was published In the AIamogordo
News last week and also sent out ~
an Id paso and an Albuquerque pa
well known cattleman this side III
we'll known c~attleman*h IL side oil
the San Andreas mountains, had dug
up 1900 silver dollars In a cache out
near his ranch which was supposed
To have been hidden by members OF
the Black Jack gang after a success
full haul on an express company, and
when they we're closely pursued BY
officers, IL cannot be denied but tina,
the story made good reading. hut it
In never hard 10 fix up good stories il
they have no more foundation than
this tale had. The only evidence
thai Baird dug up anything Ia that
II must. have been fish worms 10 bait
suckers. Baird In pretty much of a
Joker. but this time he evidently did
not want the story to get such a stu.
pendous circulation as 1t got.-Ala,
mogordo News.