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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-23
PROPOSALS..

SEE--fD BIDS VII BE RECEIVED By
the Board ~ water supply az is ortces
s.rartE roor tG5 Broadway, View York, until
II NJ on Tu~s1ay. October 81, 1911. for
Contract - for the construction % tbs Bay
Pid.ge conduit portion ~ he city pipe
lines OF Catsknl aqurAuct, In the city Aque-
duct department and EXPANDING from ths
Junction Of Thirty sixth street and Fifth ave
noe IN tba Borough 81 Brooklyn New York
civ. ir 4 generally southwestern direction
alonz Fifth avenue. slXtN-fourth strsef. Fourth
avauue sixty seventh street and Second ava
nuA 70 Saventv-nirth street and through
savartv-ninth street 70 tho SHORE Foaf The
,ro-k 10 be done includes The furnishing and
iavirr 81 about rs 400 feet ~ ~ inch east
ZION pipe 50 feet Of 86-inch oast-lron plpe
va Ives and other appurten9nces' tcsethsr
with maintenance for one year.
Al The above place and time The BIDS VIII
n. puhliclv opened and resd. Pamphlets cor
tainin< inform alton for bidders srd pamphlets
~ contract drawings can be cNtained az the
,bouA address bv depcsitirg No SUN 81 Ten
rollars $50 Cor EACH pa-phlet. Fer further
parttculars sea Information Tor BlddNrs
49, tHAPTE r. STRAUSS. President.
tlArrFs = CHADWICK.
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cHART r. STRAUSS. Presifen
CHARLES = CHADWICK.
yommissionsrs O ne Boar, % Water s9eGly

oTsTTcT PT-RCHA5TNf -oMMrssART. 2 :
Arny 20 Whitehall Street New York. N y
October o. 1911 Sealed proposals.. IN duplicate.
.e- filrniq,trg ana delivering subsistence stoves
D., this citv ~ such times a. M" - required y
ta1t r-iu ~ -e.-yaA 81 this once until ter
oelcck A NJ, November l. lali Information
fIrnished o. application Envelores ccn' 7inin
biss should he ,, ars~4 Proposals FOR Sunsi-terr
,o~4s. opened Nov eu,ber = iell and addr-ss@'
- Col A. =. SMITH, a. ~ q, " army
EEGLED PROPOSALS VIII BE RECEIVED
A. th@ sric4 - the und-rsigned Flli'
island - y y urfil 81 m priebef -
iafI ard then opened. Tor rspoiutins mason
,.ort ~ TUur stand For specification s4pl'
20 WILLIAM WILLIAMS Ccmmis'icner q
IN, ~ grafton.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Sfsr 81 aa5 wPsT Landowner furnished
sunni rooms. win Avceilsnt boarf. elevator
,,sr+r,srt. near subway and L. references.
= q
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.r,,-vp EASEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
far The Tribune received At their Uptown once.
,,. tqc4 DroaaWay. between 36th ard 9th SITS.
,,r,u a o'clock p m. Advertisements received az
49,. ,,uovsing branch ssfces At regular ONCE rates
-, : o'clock p. M viz: e64 sth ave. s. :. cor
o., ,ss eth ave. cor t2th ST.; io4 East IAN
az yy.,t 4ad st. between Tn and sub ayss .
e. u, ta3th ST.; 1885 81 ave. 1928 % ave-
az, a.: 1905 lst ave, near soih St.; 1871
g., Ie,,h st.. 750 fremont ava so Sd ave-.
80 nv American District Telegraph Once.
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r,ieNIsEeD ROOMS TO LET.

s,-T e. i9s WPsT-AttractiVs lsrs- Fs~r,.
e.eord neor fIont. PR ate bath, convenient
q srfrrua~
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,...t-gf WOMAN % edI-sted ip IeN f1rk
rrlyste schoois. lives With parents. fesa io
,nga,ids o. comuanlon ler gonns la1' rsquilRA
.,,,,ssvr,st-,fENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
q - rhc Trbnne received al their Uptown once.
~ aaa Broadway. belweeu Both and Sftb STA,
until o'o,eek p. m. -r.sl.gfrrIc>s
Az - -rril,Iue received ~ their Uptown on
i'' tae4 broadway. between 58th ana 7,'h 40 ,
,,il q oeioes g.. M ADVERTISEMENTS rs r. 80,
uhi5 I,,,.ins branch Offices az r~Euihf once 70 -
inc Z .i.rk D. in. viz. -h4 sth ave - 20
Hn wv 1,h d,h ave. cor l@h - JOG Las - 80
ia - ag-sf tgd % betR cen 1th and Aih AAts
81. ~ " to-tb st 1898 ga ave. l7os lsi ave .
go "setn a.: I5T Fast i25th g.. Io0 Irs.l1,nt,
nca' r5O "a ave. an1 any AMe!ll2a LlsIN
Telegraph once
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rvprws,TINe AND TYPeWRlrERs

pi,sT NTIriGRAPH typswritten lett =. Loo
- IN Cgt sanplsa Addressing. mailing We
min, l-,terheads. Advanced Iyps"riilng Bureau
isi p,oafUay cortlsndt 3sli.
s-.g,f, VfsilsLE 20 Nassau Cstslogu.
80. all anakes taken part payment. bargains
-. ,fntsr,ooa. Remingtons. divers omths
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
Ola MO Nd =

Z. carat SIC. = carat ssoi : Carat sss'
Carat. $50.
CHARLES A. NEsNr. $50 Broadway.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American & Foreign Teachers Agency.-sup-
rIies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Govsrnesses,
etc. 20 Colleges, schools and Families. Apply
to Mrs ~. J.-YOung- Fulten. e Union Square
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SsEIT-r,r. " JOHNSTON.
rrrrr Asforva A.. t-r Tye~ufor

no Eroadway. View York. Y Z.
- TT-55 ST-A%CT or AN ORDER OF EOS.
Pobers Ludlow Fowler a Surrogate Of the
COUNT Of New York. notice IS hereby given 10
IN pe-sors ha-kg claims against Mary NJ.
Dayisson ar. Of the County Of New York. de-
$3.50 10 present the same with vouchers there
~ ia IN. subscribers az their place o. transact
.rg business ~ the once Of Rs41 & Pailistsr,
No $50 Broadway. In the Borough OF Aanhat-
ION city of New York. on Or before the dr5.
cav OF November next.
dated New YORK. th4 18th day Of 4 prn. 1911.
VIZ . AZ Is - WILSON. }
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ANCHOR LIN e

Nagnincent S. : Arabic
lssvAs Feb. 3. rates $500 up.
including shore excursions y
enchanting days sop Owe
priyiIsgas Tin4f Round the
World Tour this season leaves
Jan. %. $3.50. Frank {. Clark.
Times Bldg Nsr York
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mated New York the 18Th DAY " June 1911
Emily kELIER nZrT-EA
WINTHROP e sTIMsoN. Attorneys FOR "a
rrlnis,rs,rix, g. Liberty Street. Borough Of
Ctfv ~ York

~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDEP or HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler Surrogate NJ the
County % New york notice is HEREBY given 10
a persons having claims against Marjorie Smith
T~in,nle late of Washington. u. G. deceased %
presAr. The same. with vouchers thereof - tha
subscriber ~ Us place % transsctins business
10 . william Street. IN The CITY ~ View
YerS. on Or before the 10Th day OF February
reyf.
pst.a .sv YeEA. ,he 2s,h d,v Of Jglv. 1871.
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D'ZTTBA. TERDTNAND--TN PURSUANCE OF
ar order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
Surrogate ~ the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given 20 m persons having claims against
Ferdinand DZiuhs. lsts OF tbs County OF New
York deceased. 90 present the same. with vouch-
erg thereof 80 the subscriber ar her place ~
transactiuz business, AZ the ofice Of her attor-
news. Winthrop & Stimson. No. % Liberty
street Borough Of Manhattan. I'm tn city Of
New York. On or before the 18th day CT Deem
Der 1eyt.
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prvr q PAIII=TER, Attorneys for Executors.
80 osn Erna 4 aN. NV Aork CIV.

No. 80 HToalWay' NV I0't - ---------
,1TT sTrPED IN PURSUANCE or Az
ordsr ~ The Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler a
sur-ckat. 81 the County ~ New York. NOTES
/ Il harebv given 20 an persons having claim.
s~,i-s- Arfra@ carr lafA OF rhe Borough 81
Manhattan. COUNT. CITY and stare II New
Work deceased. ~ present the same, win
e., .ouchars therefor - The undersigned 2,
NJ > Rector street in ths Borough Of Man
haitian county. Citv and state NJ New York
IN The oA1ra of Parker K Deare. Fsq her a.
torr=v on or before rhe 3rd d." ~ April 1912.
Dated. the 25th DAY 81 September ta1l.
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5T-vT77V EFSTFR I'm PrRsUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Pobert Ludlow Fowler. a
e,,rroeats Of Ire County Of New York, notice IS
S--sbv xiv.r 10 ali persons having claims against
pcstar p. Psyton. lats Of the County OF New
Wv Sec.ssed 10 present the same With 'ouch-
.rs ttereof 70 The subscribers, ar their place or
frs-sactinr business a. the once % Richard
Y-sily, their attorney. No. 10 BroadEay. Boz
ouch OF Nanhattap. n the city OF New York.
~ or before -he 20th day q Dscsnoer next
Dated Sew York the 18th day OF June. 1911.
WN x PDYToN,
rsTpnk u-T&ET CIV fEEscufcrs.
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INSTRUCTION.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
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NURSE North German. experienced g'ri l0r
rhiItrcn over three wears. good sew-r cl'E or
country. bast refer 'ress, wages SD 800 Cal az
lang < Eoeeharer Co Assro'. f5-to-tt west
HSd
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~ PURsUAN~E OF Az ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate n, The
County Of New YORK. notice Is hereby gwen 70
late n the County ~ New York deceased "a
present The same with vouchers thereof. 10 tbs
Subscriber. az their place u transactinS bus!-
ness. al the ONCE ~ Grigss Baldwin q Bad
win, their attorneys No. II Pine street IN tina
city OF Naw York. OF or before the sth day
OF November next
Dated New York. the 2ith day OF April. 1911
PHILIP 5. HILL. } ,d,,,rts,-,,or.
DANIEL 7. REIFF. Z .',.' ....
GRIgGS, BALDWtN a BALDWIN "''o'H'S'
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GLr1l1|A;I1:3!;l|5;'Z!1
HlPLEs.GssoA

CINCINNATI ........ ..... No- ', y NJ.
: HANfRTRG ......- hcv. i5
s ,. Cincinnati ....... ......... Dec.
Touris, Dept for Trips Eger'-Thsr-
uANIRJ RG AMERrCAS LINE. - p'wsy. \.
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>.r-psEPy .,0VTPSTSS French. German ard
English. understands music. -""d needle
woman. city or country. hiE''' f-''inmehn-o
,f,r,eos Agar~v, T21 lexington ave, corner
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NURSERY GQTERNtsS - rsH-n '.l ~,
-,r,,r as S4a. speaks excellent English. Wal
5orf Agsncv. IL West SD -. 'Phons 800
faJis0r
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12
PLEHSED
WITH The
WILEY

Elder j. P. Nall, who con-
Quoted series of meetings here
for the local Church of Christ
during August, in a letter in the
Eye Opener, writes as follows
concerning his trip. "* At
Torrance I took the New Mexico
Central for Estancia, where l
soon met my dear friend and
brother in Christ, of twenty
years standing, Bro. J. M. Tut
tie. Began the meeting on Sat
urday night before the First Sun
day in August and continued till
Monday after the Second Sunday
in the same month. Meeting was
pleasant; no additions but good
was accomplished. The bre-
thren treated me we'll in every
way, for which thank them all
and shall ever remember them
kindly. AS to that country | was
not there long enough to learn it
all, but was we'll pleased with it.
Dry farming is too uncertain, but
with irrigation it is a decided
Water is plentiful from
go to 160 feet for irrigation. A
gasoline engine will draw all the
water you want. Climate in the
is just simply grand. |
slept under two quilts and a
sheet while there with my door
closed. It is the place to keep
cool. Lands are reasonably cheap
and very fertil. For further in
formation about the country,
write The Estancia Morning
News. 1t was hard task to
cave those dear good people and
hat delightful climate, but had
%.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12
eJudQnn6Ot Tor
both Sides

The damage suit case of B.
B. Spence against the Mora
Timber company, a copartner-
ship in which were interested
the Gross Kelly Co., Richard
Dunn and E. B. Wheeler, was
ended yesterday ev> uing when
the jury after being out for
two hours returned a verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum of
So, ,932 OS, and for the defen-
dant in the sum of $2,3S9 35,
leaving a balance in favor of
the plaintiff in the sum of
$54273, being just about the
sum, with interest, rendered
by the defendants to the plain
tiff prior to the trail of the
case.
The casea was originally
brought for an alleged viola
ton of contract and for DANA
ges in the sum of $l2,O93.95, |
but this was increased to $l5,-
900 by a supplemental petition
just before the defense witnes
ses were taking the stand,
The case has occupied the
attention OF the court since
last Wednesday, the final ar
gument and the instructions
of Judge Abbott not being
concluded until 4 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. .-Albuquer-
que Journal.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12
HERHL,D
SAYS FINE
EXHIBIT

Under the title 'Estancia Val
ley has Fine Exhibit the Albu-
querque Herald has the following
20 say regarding the display of
Farm and Garden Products at
the Fair:
Exceptionally fine is the show
ing made by the eastern valleys.
The remarkable fact about this
display is that everything shown
was raised without irrigation Of
any kind. A, better demonstra-
ton of the possibilities of dry
farming in eastern New @exico
could probably no where be found
There are cabbages as big
around as a watermelon, and
watermelons as big as the fam
GUS pumpkin shell, where Peter
kept his wife so very well,' ac-
cording to Mother Goose, When
it is stated that one watermelon
raised by a Yeso farmer weighs
no less than 66 pounds some idea
of the quality of the displays
may be cleaned. There are man
gel wurtzels big enough to feed
steer a week, and celery that
would last a family-oh, ever so
long. THE finest display of KAT
fir corn and maize is also on eX-
hibition, and the corn. beans,
millet, wheat and oats are rev.
elations of what can be done
without other than the natural
rainfall,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12
M6y6r'S Hdy
Stacks Burn

About four o'clock last even
the cry of fire startled our peo-
pie when it was discovered the
hay stacks of Sheriff Meyer just
west of his residence were burn
ing. The origin of the fire is not
known. By hard work, the out
buildings were kept from burn
ing, although badly searched.
The wind was from the south
west. Had it been little more
to the west, the outbuildings
would undoubtedly have caught
and in turn spread the fire to the
residence. AS it is Mr.. Meyer
has lost four or five tons of fine
feed, which he had just cut in
the Park.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12
COn06t Seen ON
Tuesday NIght

San Francisco, Oct. ga new
comet, which may surpass in
brilliance the famous errant star
named after HALEY, is expected
to fast into the western sky
Wednesday night, according to
the computation of the Rev.
George M. Searles, C. S. P, of
Berkeley, who has christened it
The Suffragette.'
Father Searles, who is one of
the eminent astronomers of the
United States, has been follow
ing the new comet since it was
first observed in Europe on Sept.
28 in the constellation of Vigo.
THE Suffragette" has been
rapidly nearing the sun and will
pass it's perhillon tomorrow, when
it will become visible as a bril-
liant ball of light, with a train
that may be longer than the tail
of Halley's comet.
This is probably the comet
seen by several of our people on
evening between six
and seven o'clock, in the north
west. The star was quite bright
and the tail could be seen extend
ng almost to the zenith, a very
pretty sight.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

Will some one please tell US
where the Mountainair Messen-
ger is at" politically? In a re-
cent issue the editorial column
contained an article telling how
"nocombination of politicians"
could defeat Hold Out Bursum
and claiming that everybody
was for him for governor. In
the last issue, the editorial col
umn is used to reproduce parts of
Ex-Governor Hagerman's speech
wherein he showed the character
of the man the Messenger had
lauded so highly. If the Messen-
ger is repenting of its former
course and intends working for
honest men in Office, it is certain
ly to be commended, Here's hop
ing!
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Mason
moved into their residence ad-
joining that of DR.. Ewing,fr
their home south of town.
This will be more convenient
during the winter, than hav-
ing to come and 90 during the
cooler weather.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12
PR|GHARD WILL
SPEAK AT 2 ?. N.

COL 6. W Prichard came down from Santa Fe last
night On of urgent business in Albuquerque on FIJI
day. will be necessary for him leave this evening for that
place and the Of his address has been changed to two
o'clock The address will be given at the courthouse and
everyone who believes in Good Government is urged to at
tend the meeting regardless of political affiliations All
assured that the address will be worth hearing and then
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

Ira Atlmon returned from
Albuquerque yesterday where
he represented the local lodge,
knights of Pythias, at the
Grand Lodge.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

G. II. Van Stone, candidate
for Corporation Commissioner
on the Democratic, Progressive
ticket, returned from Santa
Fe last night,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

H. }. Ryan, tie inspector for
the Santa Fe came in yester-
day morning from Willard to
inspect a lot Of ties before ship
ment to the Picking works at
Albuquerque.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Bainum
returned from Albuquerque
yesterday where they have
been attending the Fair.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

Now comes Fred L. Hill, County Sur
veyor of Torrance County, and presents
a map designating lines and boundaries
of Precincts and School districts of the
county of Torrance and the Board after
a careful examination was left for con-
siderat!on until next meeting of the
Board.
The claim of julius Meyer amounting
to $3.50 90 salary as Jailor for the quar-
ter ending Sept 30th, 1911, was reject
ed by the Board.
Now being no more business to be
transacted the Board ordered to be ad-
journed until the 23rd day of October,
1911,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

j. B. Williams met his bro
ther in Estancia yesterday
noon, who has come to spy
out the land, to locate here.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Stubblefield
and Ralph will leave today
for Albuquerque to take in the
Fair.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs, L.C. HanlOn left
yesterday noon for Albuquer-
que to take in the First State
Fair.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12
OttICid| PrOC66d-
In0S COunty
commissioners

At the regular meeting of the Boar(
of County Commissioners held at Estan
cia, Torrance County, New Mexico, OF
the End day of Oct 1911, at II O'Clock
a. M, present the Honorable Commits
sioners Jesus Candelaria, Juan de Dios
Sanchez and Julian r. Romero, the
sheriff by his Deputy David Sanchez and
the Clerk by his deputy, F. A. Chavez,
Proceedings of the previous meetings
were read and approved.
Butchers bond of L. P, Walters was
approved, also bond of Pedro Cariaga,
Justice of the Peace Pct No. 10. and
Butchers bond of S. B. Everett was ap-
proved.
County Commissioners instructed the
Clerk to notify the chairmen of both
political parties that they will meet on
the 23rd day of Oct. for the purpose of
appointing Judges and Clerks of the
Election as provided by Sec. 2, Chapter
los, Session Laws of 1909, and that they
are requested to furnish list of names
from which to select the above men
toned officers of election.
The Board ordered the Clerk to ap-
propriate the sum of SIS out of the gen
eral county fund for Charles L. Burt to
be applied on his expenses to the New
Mexico Educ ational Association at San.
ia Fe, Nov. 16 te 18, 1911.
The Clerk is ordered to notify the
School Board of Mountainair to refund
the sum of $13l.00 or portion thereof
as credited to School Dist. No. 13 for a
liquor license isstled to j. D. Hunter.
In the matter of the petitioners of
precinct No. Is (Mountainair) fara road
running north and south between Twp.
4 N, R. 7 E. and TIP. 4 N. R. 8 g, the
same was left for consideration until
next regular term.
The Board rejected the bill of e. P.
Davies for $25 as Assistant Dist. Atty.
for quarter ending Sept. 30th, 1911.
The Clerk is hereby instructed to or
der the Treasurer and Collector to
the amount of $500 from the
Road and Bridge Fund to he applied to
the General County Fund
Estancia, N M, Oct. 3, 1911.
To the Honorable Board,of County Com
missioners, Torrance Co, N. M.
Gentlemen;
The following are the approximate
in the different county funds to
be apportioned:
General County Fund ,$420 90
Court House and Jail Fund .. 693 08
Road and Bridge Fund ......... 500 90
Fund ................ 5O7 60
Wild Animal Bounty y............ 295 90
Special Court House. ........... 242 60
Very Respectfully,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-12

Very Respectfully,
Raymundo Romero,
County Treas.
BY Annie Porter Deputy.
Now the different accounts were pre-
sented and allowed as follows, to-wit
General Fund
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16

shall take no chances. Now. Mr., Doyle.
either show credentials TO prove what
you are or ! shall telephone the po-
lice"
Doyle. amazed at the effrontery and
daring assurance OF Jimmy Valentine.
fell back against the wall his legs
threatening TO give way beneath bis
heavy body.
I'm the name OF Dan the Dip" he
exclaimed helplessly, IF the crooks
were all as slick as you. Jimmy. the
jails wocld all be empty. You don't
dare do H."
Jimmy Valentine picked up the tele-
phone and. getting the central OF the
banks exchange. ordered In no uncer-
tain tones:
"Get me police headquarters at
once"
Doyle was further astounded by the
readiness with which the battling
young man before him had accepted
his challenge 10 call the police. Was
II possible. after all, that he had been
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-16

mistaken? No II was Jimmy yalen-
tine who stood before him. the same
Jimmy that was wanted by the Mas
sachusetts authorities for that old and
almost forgotten Job" In the savings
hank ~ Springfield. Mlss.-Sl 1000
IN currency 'aken On Wdshington's
birthday night and aot 4 mark of an
instrument or % an explosive on the
safe when pext morning the doors
were found vawning open, the night
Waterman gagged and bound aelp-
lessly 20 the metal legs Of stationary
wnshstand in the yice presidents Of.
fee.
Here. cot that out" he cried. lung
ing forward al Valentine. awaiting a
response 20 his call. Don't bring any
Of these locals In on big Job Ike
this" lie thrust back his coat and.
opening his vest. revealed a shining
shield fastened on one OF. bis suspend
er straps. Valentine bent over and IN.
spected It very deliberately and very
closely. He turned to the telephone
and Instructed central TO countermand
his call-all a mistake. The two men
seated themselves. Doyle drawing a
chair close 10 the assistant cashiers
desk
very well. sir. Now II you can
see Of to refrain from your embarrass.
ing questions and innuendoes | am
sure We may arrive at something"
"Of course you know you will have
to prove that you are not Jimmy VAL
entine."
Pardon me. Mr.. Doyle. n . set you
right on point of law" sshiled Val
entine. You will have 10 prove that
| nm your friend. Jimmy Valentine"
But you won't make me-" laughing
confidently.
NO. To expedite matters will
convince you that ! am not"
please do. Jimmy"
Very well. Tell me how I may
prove L."
Very simply. ! said goodby to you
In hotel one afternoon In Albany
three years ago. You were fresh from
Sing Sing prison"
Am | TO understand that ] was In
prison. a prisoner
"'Dolng a Bit yes"
But | couldn't have been. ! condo
have been in two places at the sane
time"
mo. not easily. and as Sing Sing
doesn't allow its boarders 10 go visiting
| guess you were there. Now. think
hard and Try 10 remember" advised
the detective.
MIR. Doyle. there can be no chance
Of any deception in so open and shut
a matter II was In prison | mus,
be your man. II was not
you were In Sing Sing; committed
on the 9th Of February. 1906"
February o. 1906. | was in ST. Paul.
Minnesota. sir" returned Valentine
positively.
well, the proof is finally up to
you"
But my word" injuredly.
"oh. you are going 10 talk me out OF
L."