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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-06
=. cess, due largely to the hard and

cess, due largely to, the hard and
energetic work of the, committee.
After the short program light re-
freshments,. consisting of ice cream,
cake and waters, were served by
Mrs. Fred Heinze,y which were in
every way equal 70 her we'll known
reputation in that line.
The openingo of this hall and the
gathering Of SO many men with
their wives, Indicated that re-
moval to thefs new hall will prove
of benefit to the Eagles.
H. and C. Club Entertained.
The I'll. and C. club was entertain
ed by Mrs. c. Sheldon and Mrs.
e. NJ. Callfat the home of the rOr.
mer OH Bradley street. The after
noon was spent in a social way. AS
it was Mrs. Calls last meeting with
the ladies on account Of leaving the
city, the ladies presented her with
a souvenir spoon, at which time
Mrs. Call made few fitting re-
marks and Mrs. Wiltgen read club
poem Which was enjoyed by all. The
ladies' then were ushered into the
dining room to partake of a five
course dinner. The house was beau
tifully decorated with nasturtiums
and saliva.
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Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.

Celebrate wedding Anniversary.
Nicollet, Mimi, October 4.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Meyer celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary
Saturday at their home near this
place, the family reunion including
eleven children, thirty-four grand.
children, and the father of Mrs.
Meyer, ninety-seven years old. They
were among the first couples mar.
ried i'm CORTLAND church, and helped
to dedicate it fifty-one years ago.
During the Indian outbreak in 1862
the couple fed to st. Peter. Mr.
Meyer is now seventy-eight years
of age and his wife two years
younger, and both are in good
health.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-06
DO|NGS IN SOCIETY
l. ilie.Gentlino Weddjno.
N. w. 80 +. Citizens 2fs

'Lilie-Gentling Wedding.
pretty wedding of last night
was that of PAU Gentling and Miss
Dora Anna Lille, both of this city,
at the home of the brides parents
on South Front street. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev. A. +.
Winter in the presence of immedi-
ate friends and relatives.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with smilaX and roses. The we'd
ding took place at eight o'clock.
Mr.. r. TAFT acted as best man,
while Mrs. r. TAFT, sister Of the
bride. acted as bridesmaid.
The bride is the popular daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lille of this
city, while the groom is an indus
trious young man, employed as
salesman in the George E. Brett dry
goods store. For the present the
couple will make their home with
the brides parents and next spring
will take a wedding trip to the Pa
cific coast
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gentling are
well liked and have a large circle
of friends and acquaintances who
will wish them a most happy mar
ried life.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-06

Surprise on Wedding Anniversary.
Mrs. S. A. Anderson was taken
completely by surprise yesterday
afternoon, when fifty of the men,
bers of the Ladies' Aid of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church, walked in on
her. The afternoon was spent in a
social manner, and dainty refresh
ments were served. 1t was Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson's wedding anniver-
sary, and Rev. o. j. Arthur in be-
half of the ladies present, presented
Mrs. Anderson with a beautiful cut
glass berry bowl, cut glass celery
dish, and silver pickle fork. Mr..
Anderson was called home during
the afternoon, and Rev. Arthur gave
a very impressive talk, thanking
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson for all they
had done for the church in the
past years, and wishing them a
long life, and many happy years
of welded life together.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-10-06
Ladies Were Entertained.

Ladies Were Entertained.
Mrs. Rev. G. A. Rabe entertained
the ladies of the German Methods
Episcopal society yesterday after
noon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
cAsKET FACTORY

UTAH CASKET CO.. MFGRS. AND
iobbers or caskets, couches, burial suits.
robes and undertakers' supplies. Phones.
day. 1853; night. 3sl1-Z, Telephone or
telegraph rush orders. 80 36 T.. SIN South.
Salt Lake. olcS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
TECHNICALLY GIVES
SLAYER NEW TRIAL
Martin McCuinn, Who Fatally
Beat Man in Fight,
Wins Respite.
Spccial 10 The Trihunc.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Nov. 20.-The district
court convened at Coalville today with
Judge f. c. Loofbourow on the bench,
The case OF the state against Martin
McGuinn. who is charged with manslaugh
ter, was sent back TO Park City for a
rehearinS OF the preliminary trial on &C
count OF technicaiity, it appearing tina,
the stenographer who took the evidence
at the preliminary examination was not
sworn.
McGuinn is accused OF having caused
the death OF Joseph Folllen In a Park City
saloon by beating and kicking him, F'olken
died the next morning after the fight
Mrs Frank Bradley was granted a
divorce from Frank Bradley on the ground
of cruelty, and was awarded $40 pei
confined I'm Jail at Coaville for the las,
month alimony. BRADLEY, who has been
Two months on account OF threats asains,
the life OF his wife. will bc released on tho
promise that he will never trouble her
again.
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GOVERNOR JOHNSON
IS FOR la Toilette
California Executive, How
ever, Will Not Take Advan-
tage of New Law.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Nov. 2o.-Gov-
ernor Hiram Johnson camel out sauarely
for La Toilette for the presidency and a
direct presidential primary In formal
statement issued TODAY Declaring tina
while 2. Joker in the priamry law OF
1909 gave the party In power fun right TO
send solid delegation for la Toilette,
the governor indicated that he was sacrl-
hcinS politics To principle and would in
si5t that the people he given inc right
10 name first hand their choice for presi-
dent
lie pointed out that President Taft had
favored San Francisco in its ieht for the
exposition. which might swing the voters
of that city In the presidents favor, but
even In the face OF this possibility and
with the joker in the law designed to
perpetuate the power OF the old Southern
Pacific machine the proEre selves would
stu Insist on direct presidential pref
erence primary. he said.
"The Drogressives OF the Republican
party said the governor. ARE In con :
troll OF that party's machinery and they
can, by simply obeylng the law which
was enacted by their opponents, send n
solid delegation TO the national Republi-
can convention for Senator Robert NJ.
La Toilette.
The question presented is whether the
progressive Republicans OF the state with
this power, given bv Il machine made law.
which, by poetic Justice, hosts the old
machine. with its own petard should
take sffirma tive action and should enact
another and definite law which would
Weld the advantage they possess
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
em3almer. I64 S. West Temple. Phones
1o1s Do
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Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov, 2O.-An affidavit allos-
ING bias of the trial judge and asking
Tor change of venue TO another Justice
this morning. halted the proceedings In
The preliminary hearing of George Wilson,
editor and manager Of the Weber County
CITIZEN, charged by William Glasmann
with criminal libel When the prclimi-
nary hearing was called this morning,
County Attorney David Jenson Informed
Judge j. ID, Murphy that an affidavit
asking FOR change OF venue had been
Giled by Wilson's attorney. A pos stpone-
mcnt was asked until tomorrow morning,
when the justice before whom the pro-
ceedinGs are 10 be heard will be selected.
Attorney 4. G.. Horn was added as special
counsel for William Gasmann. The
charge Of criminal libel against the editor
OF tho weekly newspaper grows ont of
certain accusations made against Glas-
mann through the columns OF the paper
before the recent city election,
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Former Ogdenite Called,
10 Tho Tribune

OGDEN. Nov. oO-Word was received
here today announcing the death Of
Harry l.. True, former resident of
Ogden at Marhehcad, Mass. MIR. True,
until a few months ago when he loft for
his old home In Massachusetts. was cm-
ploycd as station agent for the South
crn Pacific Railroad company at Elko.
Ney. Before that time he was a mem
Der of the staff OF superintendent
Thomas Ruwlands Of the Southern Pa
ciflc at Ogden. When his health began
to fail he was transferred TO Elko. where
il was hoped that his condition would
improve Accompanied by his wife. for
merly Miss Adams Of Ogden, and their
child he left for the cast I'm October.
His condition grew worse until the end
came Yesterday The funeral services
VIII he held al Msrblehead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
SMALL PROGRESS IN
TRIAL OF M'NAMARA
Talesnlen Pop in and Out of
the Jury Box During
Entire, Forenoon.
BOTH SIDES PASS ONE
Ninth Venire About Exhaust
ed and Tenth Will Be
Drawn Soon.
BOTH SIDES PASS ONE

Los ANGELES, Cal. Nov. a0.-Tales-
men popped in and out Of the jury boz
In the Mcnamara murder trial today,
making a scene OF some activity, but
small progress. Then activity died dow,
in the afternoon session under an extend
ed examination OF NJ F. Mooney, tales
man, and it became necessary for a
bailiT to awaken one man who went to
sleep in court j.. A, McBurncy, a build
er. was passed as 10 cause by both sides.
Talesman Mooney was a miner In
Lackawanna county. Pa, forty years
ago, and he then belonged to a union.
He is an Irish Catholic. as Is James 3.
Mcnamara, who is on trial. Since leav-
ing Pennsylvania. Mooney has belonged
to the National Association of Stationary
Engineers, which is not affiliated with
the American Federation Of Labor. lie
also Is member of the Los Angeles
which Attorney Joseph Scott OF counsel
for the defense, Is member, and he
knows "Scotty.'
Regarded as Favorable.
All these circumstances were regarded
by the defense as favorable. and after
SS!sgnF fGrnsY csrenee se g. 0Ff 6nrro% S'e chief %
counsel, accepted Mooney as TO cause
and turned him over to the state, The
rest of the afternoon was consumed In
his examination by Assistant District At
torney yermilyea.
Talesman Nicholson was excused from
service today because OF the suddenly
developed illness of his wife, The Incl
dent recalled a long list Of jurors ex
cused thus far because of their own sick
ness or that of members of their families,
and the fact that a brother of ]. B. Sex
ton. a sworn juror. Is critically i'll
Byron Iisk. another sworn Juror. has
trouble with his eyes, and out at Po
mona the wife Of Juror j.. u. Green is
threatened with nervous prostrat ton.
Two venircmen not yet summoned TO the
Jury box were excused. each because Of
the Illness OF his wife
Challenged for Bias.
J.. A. Hauscr, president OF packing
company, was excused because Of con-
scientious scruples against capital pun
jshmcnt and Fred u j, Never was al
lowed 70 go after the defense had chal-
lenged him percmptorily for bias. a Ike
challenge against raesman McBurney
was unsuccessful, and McBurney was
added 10 the list Of talesmen passed as
to cause BY both sides. He Is not likely
TO be on the nnol jury.
day. and from lfiy names fourteen men
were left after Judge Walter Bordwell's
preliminary examination. new venire
nToba bly, will be drawn before The end OF
the week.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Kinsley Development company, COR
poratton OF Utah Location of principal
Notice is hereby given that al a meet
ing OF the directors, held on the 10Th
mills Zone NTH OF /. cent? per share
corporation. payable on November 20,
company room 72l. Mcintyre building.
South Main street Sail Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon Which this assessment
1911. VIII be DELINQUENT and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless
payment Is made before. VIII be sold on
the nth day OF December. lpil to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
the cost Of advertising and expense OF
sale. N. a; DGNY0N. Secretary.
once, 7al MCINTYRE Building South
Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah
Sy order of the board OF directors the
time for the payment OF the above mem
fioned assessment has been extended un-
I'll and including December ~. 1911. and
any stock on which the assessment shall
remain unpaid Al The close OF business
on that day shall he delinquent. and
unless payment is made before Will be
sold on the 18th day OF January. 1912.
10 nay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with the cost of advertising and
expense Of sale.
dated November % 1all.
y. A. DUNYoN. Secretary.
oe56o
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|j||DREDs ATTEND
| DOUBLE FUNERAL
Minis of the Wrath of John
a Brown Tenderly Laid at
Il Rest at Moab,
|URDERER IS MOROSE
|ms to Regret His Awful
ksd; Retains Attorneys to
Defend Him.
IRDERER IS MOROSE
n The Tribune.

-t 10 The Tribune
ms Utah. Nov. 20.--PayinE their
usp,cfs to the victims Of the double
In. by which his daughter and SON
Ia src dead at the hands OF Com
Lar John z. Brown, five hundred
q, olherod I'm the Woodman's s hall at
|p.t Of James \. Dubois and his wife.
4 Brown Dubois. today. One hun
ards distant, IN his cell in the
IL hil. screened from view OF the
"A by an impromptu blind, lay the
q whose hands lies the blood oi hts
<tr aud her husband The funeral
.,uon. as IL went from the hall 10
.vmetery, passed within fifty feet
IN cell in which is held The father
ficss The charge of cold -hlooded
\ iuneral OF MIR. aud Mrs. Dubois vss
IN The largest ever held in Moab
u nitg relatives or the victims OF
|iaaejy were present, many OF them
II from western Colorado and Utah
"a 10 attend the ohscquics. Man and
|tsrc both buried m the same grave.
[Fn mas niue 10 say III lSSdTn 10
|iirir. Lying i'm his cell moody and
=. he now seems 10 regret that he
|ari abou, the horrible tragedy. No
Ia the isiiers and his attorneys are
III 10 see him, and.to these he talks
|lic
"a, .. n. TloWE- from Salt Lake and
a larson OF Manti have been re-
n By Brown as his counsel. They
4 |.,iend him on the charge of murder
enryt degree. The preliminary hear.
|sil hs held Thursday. District At
III, c. Woods viii arrive tomorrow.
IA and County Attorney e. \. Rob-
HEill prosecute. the case.
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ROADS BEING IMPROVED.
Conditions In Utah County Are Now Be-.
ina RemedIed
Spe ecial TO Tho Tribune.

Spe cial to Tho Tribune.
PROVO, Nov. 20.--The county COM
missioncrs al their regular meeting to-
day heard reports OF the progress beinp
made on the road work being done IN the
county. Road Commissioner George Y
Myers reports that there are now eight
gangs Of men and teams at work build
ms roads through the county. At Lehi
twenty-five teams and as many men are
employed grading the roads between Lehi
and the point OF the mountain Twelve
teams and men are grading and surfac-
lne the road across Provo bench and a
Ike number are working on the roads in
the Spanish Fork district All told there
are about loo teams and men engaged
in building roads in the county.
The Provo Reservoir company psti-
toned the commissioners today for the
privilege Of crossing the county roads
with canals nov being built on the Provo
pench The matter was referred to
County Attorney Jacob Evans
The petition from the residents of FL
berta asking, for a franchise TO operate
telephone system over the county roads
in the Elberta district. was granted un :
der the usual regulations
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DIED..


III DtDpsLf.-ln this city November n.
L'Il, Mrs. Roxanna Dibblc. aged -
ears. at the home or her daughter, Mrs.
e nottie ID. Bell, AT No. 227 kensington
asNenue; Funeral services will be held
,ro'rs ,e3 me funeral chapel Of E;6er W. Hall.
int south West Temple street, at p. m.
To-Day, Tuesday. November 2I 1911. In
.eifncnt al Mt. ollvet cemetery.
III iiidi;sTROM-In this City. November 20.
lSli, Mrs. Mary Hillstrim aged 20
Years, MT the residence OF her da9ehter
Mfs; julia Holmes. iii East second
SCUM street. Funeral services will be
ncm nn,Imu rom The funeral chapel OF Eber W
.ial lel South West Temple street at
?. m Wednesday, November %, iall
,,n!erment Mt Mt. Olvet cemetery.
friends at Bingham Canyon as well AZ
aait Lake are invited to attend.
NJ MARIlN-At Bingham Canyon. Utah.
S9Ve,per *. 1911. Mr.. John c. Martin.
aeed about 40 years. By accident. The
rrhnains were brought 10 Salt Lake and
propatcd Tor shipment by Eber w. Hall,
nndertaker, TO his sister. Mrs Lizzie
turner, Grand Island Nei
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Whitlock Not the Man.
Special TO The Tribune.

HVPC1dT 10 7 He IrlDUne.
Williams is in receipt OF letter iron,
E,llwood Whitlock OF Philadelphia, Pa.
which states that the writer has read
in The Snlt Lake Tribune an account
Of one WhitlocS being charged with the
robbery Of Hcber Pearson near Mercur
some time in Scpte temloer OF this year, and
ssks tho chief to write particulars and
description of the Whitlock under ar
rest. The letter further states that a
brother OF the writer came west two
Years ago and the family has not heard
from him, Tho chief OF police has made
an investiEs ton and finds that the man
under arrest Is not the man being sought
for by the Philadelphia Whitlock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
To Improve Color
and Beauty of Hair

(Marion Harlow in Woman's Sphere)
''To keep the hair free from signs
of thinning and craving it is neces-
sarv TO adopt some treatment that
will act As stimulating tonic and
give the scalp and hair roots strength
and vitality.
"Too much moisture on the hair is
a mistake. for it makes the scalp dry
and hard. and the hair dull and faded,
II is better TO use tonic shampoo
powder once or twice week.
"To make a good shampoo powder
put four ounces of orris root IN
of thcrox. Sprinkle q little on the
head and brush il thoroughly through
tbe hair. This removes dirt, oil and
dandruff aud the theroS improves the
color, brllliance beauty aud strength
of the hair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
S|XTY-DOLLAR FINE
FOR POOLRO0M MAN
Sentence Imposed on Pro-
prietor for Allowing Boys
in Place of Business.
Special TO The Trihunc

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 2o.--upon the testimony
OF Special Officer William Feast and
Morris Chapel, William Brady. manager
OF the pool room Mt Hcmenway e Moscrs
cigar store No. >, was this morning fined
ESQ for allowing a minor 10 loiter around
the place. The Chapel boy was found
In the pool room by the officer. and upon
heine questioned admitted that he was
under is years OF age. In his testimony
Srany told the court that he WIS familiar
with the ordinance prohibiting minors
from lettering in pool rooms. and that he
had ordered several boys from the cigar
store pool room, On the occasion of
Chappels arrest, Brady says he was busy
and did not see boy until the officer came
in. The cases against the two Jap pro-
prietors OF the TWenty-fourth street pool
room. charged with the same offcnsc, will
be called in the police court Tuesday
morning,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
CASE is DISCU SIS ED,
+, Bp0tz and Major S. a. King Talk
or Browns Reputation.

l n HouHz. who has been retained
~ John T.. Brown, who slot and
daughter Lelc Grown Dubois,
" tusb8nd, James T.. Dubois. near
Lniy last Saturday morning as
|1t wss returning home from a
II w Salt Lake last night 10 con-
Ia bis client Before leaving. Mr.
! IMPRESSED himself as follows:
Fest account Tor this tragedy. but
- then All the facts leading up TO
|ltxiosed it. Viii be shown that
~ did not act with malice or
llFch. I hope this may be true
f,pl help but believe it, as ] per-
lrow that he was devotediy at
i D his family.
|ha known Mr.. Brown for six :
ltr and know him To be an active
|rT7sslyc citizen, who had tho con-
-1A the people of Grand county,
rit by the. fact that he is serving
k.f-5 term as county commissioners.
|hs past five wears Mr, Brown has
rtcgnizcd as one OF the most
Esbt OF the successful citizens OF
2ranty.''
e-sntug OF the recent trial Of
E and his son n-law. Dubois, on
|Arse OF stealing cattle, which re-
Hha hung jury and a change Of
p Carbon county. Mr., Iloutz said :,
paviction had resulted the court
tsve set inc verdict aside. be-
4 lg fact that The evidence adduccd
|p spffici"nt Ia sustain II.
n. Ssmucl A. kinS, who acted
IN adviser OF Mr. Brown In many
~, said Yesterday; "Eic is . man
.qgnccl views. headstrons but de-
lIls friends and good nelghbor.
p'rlstcnl lin his resentment OF 4
a fancicd injury. illustrating
aiecter. ! recall one instance In
was asked Ia bring suit against
N.Y. ncishbors for some offcnse.
nm after looking into the matter
IL dn llpt have a case sufficiently
70 SECURE n conviction by q jury.
'.n moi regard my advice, but sent
icMlher and instructed me 10 go
~! TIC suit. which resulted as
'@a hin il would.
ia man OF unlimited nerve, as
Mlpllcd once when number oil
ei2iened TO remove him from "A
ahSc. He went ont before them
an' told them TO remove him lf
.un. They let him remain. With
Nugeilon and trouble, ne was
" Grand county. as is evidenced
'act That he was elected one oil
E'"H commissioners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
FUNERAL NOTICES.

HLi,EN-FUneral services for Julia
hbodes Allen will be held at the resi- :
aehce OF her daughter. Mry FlfIeld. So,
West Nortn Temple street. today fTuss
day)s November 2i. 1911. at n M In
terment Mt. Olivet cemetery.
6UiALCCk-The funeral services over ths
remains OF the late Elizabeth T B,,I
lock, wife OF James NJ Bullock. who died
November IL. 1911, OF pneumonia, native
Dt salt Lake City. Will DC held Wednesday.
az p. m from the Sugar ward n1eetInc
house. Friends are invited 10 attend.
and the caslSet will be opened at the fam
ily residence. 1870 South Eleventh Ess1.
on day or funeral from 10 a. m. to so
y. M Gnterment in City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
Freed From Drunkard.
special to The Tribune.

OGDEN Nov. 20-An in,crlocutory de-
cree of divorce granting TO Elizabeth r.
Scott a legal separation from Charles
Scott was filed with The county clerk by
District Judge J. \. Howell today The
court finds that the SCOTS were mar
ricd at Edinburgh, Scotland. April %.
1901 Since March. 1911. Scott has failed
to provide his wife and two children
with The nccessaries Of life and has been
addicted habtusliy TO the drink habit
for the past TWO years. according 10 the
awarded the custody OF the two children.
SC weekly alinony, $50 attorneys fees
md costs
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Suspects Arrested.
Special TO The Tribnnk.

OGDEN. Nov. 2O.-Deputy Sherifls
Frank Ludwig and George Leatham ar
rested two alleged horse rustlcrs early
this morning at the Barker ranch neai
the mouth of South Fork canyon. The
men gave the names of w G, Denton and
S. Franklin. II was at first reported tina,
they were members OF the whitney gang
but this has not been substantiatcd. The
two deputies went out to the place and
arrested the men in a haynow where
they had been sleeping, They were heav-
lily armed and were equipped with com
plete cowboy outfits but had no horses
The telephone lines 10 the place were cut,
The men offered no resistance.