The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-24
DOLLY DIMPLES
ARRIVES MONDAY
Woman for Whose Capture
$500 viii Be Paid Is
WestbOund.
EXPECTS AN EASY TIME
SHE DECLARES HER cAPToHs
WILL HAVE TO WORK HARD.
Especial to The Herald Republican,
From Dolly Dimples."

IOLu OOHI Ou1plCO-
Denver, Oct. 23.-''From the looks Of
the time table see I have still many
hours before 1 have to do much real
bothering about what is going to hap
pen to me in Salt Lake. 1 am on one
of the latest trains in the business. ac-
cording to a slick-tongued railroad
clerk in the Chicago office, but now.
after figuring out the time card, / see
where 1 could have beaten this train
several hours had I taken another.
"A red-faced chap, with q yellow
/ mustache. in the Denver train shed as
sured me, however, a few moments ago,
that the chances were / would make
just as good time on the train l had
| selected, as chances are he said, the
other trains will reach Salt Lake half
dozen hours late
THAT sounds pretty good to me- II
the railroads don't have to bother about
such trifing thing as getting their
trains in within half dozen hours of
| schedule time, chances are l will not
have much difficulty in evading those
/ who are apt to get keen on my trail
| when the real chase after m begins in
salt Lake.
However. that will be a matter for
me to determine later on. 1t viii take
| trains in within half q dozen hours of
| fairly good line on just what sort Of
work / will have to contend with in
| Salt Lake after my arrival. It looks
so easy to me right now that almost
/ hesitate to bother you, for 1t looks as
| though I might not be captured there
before next summer.
IF the Pullman in which I am MAX
| ing this Journey manages to keep OF
the track I should get into Salt Lake
/ in good time Monday. That will just
! give me a few hours before I get real
busy. If I am not bothered too much
/ Monday. I apprehend very little diff
/ Guilty in making all arrangements for
/ the successful eOrrying out of this
work. To those who are of the opinion
that it will be impossible for me elude
/ capture when once | start the ball roll
] ing, my advice is to please forget It.
Job Not Easy.
IF any person in salt Lake imag-
/ ines for a moment that this will be an
easy proposition, he will speedily dis
cover his error, as It must be under
stood that 1 am not coming TO Salt
lake for the specific purpose Of de-
! teTmining just how quick l can give
away the reward of $500 offered by The
Herald Republican for my capture.
] "As a matter Of fact, l intend making
/ every man or woman who takes up the
chase work mighty hard to catch me.
/ It will be simply myself against the
/ multitude, and in the matching of wits
4 it is up to the better one of US to win.
IF you don't happen to catch me the
very first day, don't get discouraged.
I / will tell you why you failed the next
4 day, and then perhaps you will be able
/ to go about the work more systematic
ally.
THAT was the trouble In New York,
/ Pittsburg and Omaha, as well as in
most of the cities in Europe. They all
/ thought the game so easy that they
failed to exercise the slightest element
/ Of brain work in their endeavors to win
| the large reward.
TN the meantime, don't lay awake
nights figuring how you are going to
| spend the $500 in gold offered by The
| Herald Republican for my capture, as
/ you can all depend upon it I intend
/ bothering you quite bit before you
| lay hands on the money"