Arizona republican., 1912-06-30
TRY GARESCHE
 HE'S SO EASY
Compared With Picking Him, Taking Candy From a Child Should Be Rated As Desperate and Thrill ing Outlawry

II dh9 body IS looking for real easy
 money, something that requires no
 trouble al all to get except isking for
 it, he should tackle Louis Garesche, the
 personal representative of Armour ,&
 Go. and the ham what am," in these
 parts. In landing him. one should not
 undertake to be sly or clever for in that
 event he will fail. Care is just as
 smart as the next one and when it comes to matching Cleverness he some times puts it over the other fellow, but to work him one only needs to touch him on the human nature side. He is as accommodating as an automobile and as democratic as a hay wagon, is built very much like watermelon and has almost as big heart inside of him all of which makes him vulnerable to the quick touch.
 The other day MT Garesche, that is Armour x CO, which is his other name in business circles, gave big show opening the new Armour building to the public and inviting everybody to come. All accepted the invitation ex- cept few who were bedriddcn in the hospital and the bunch in the county jail. There were in all about 11,00O visitors besides two or three thousand nobody iiad time to count and among them was one fellow who was not in- vited. He assumed familiarity and though MT. Garesche did not know him he pretended to, for Care was host on that occasion and proposed to do the swell thing by everybody. He is no of persons and would sell a can of lnaf lard or a bar of soap to John D. Rockefeller just as quick as he would to the humblest democrat in town, providing John had the money with him.
 Among other features of that oc- casion was the presentation of a sou Venir watch fob to every man who seemed to be armed with a time piece and some even who did not appear to be guilty. The suave young person in question filed along the visiting line until he encountered Care who was his watch fob with one hand and holding a bunch of fobs in the other
 Hello said the stranger what's that?"
 Care told him then pulled his own watch from his pocket to show the visitor how to attach the fob. Lets see your watch" the latter said and good sport that he is, Care passed it over The man quietly turned and walked away a little distance where he stop ped in the crowd to look at it The owner made no protest for it did not occur to him that anybody in this world could h9rter an evil thought on such notable occasion. He kept his eye on the fellow though and watched him worm his way through the people and down into the street Still he made no assuming it was some friend who knew him, but whose identity he could no, recall, and who only wanted to take advantage of the rush to play a little practical joke and would return the timeriece next day.
 It was about fifteen finutes past o'clock tic second day after it happen ed, that it occurred to MT. Garesche that he lad been robbed in the most manner imaginable, and he placed his case in the hands Ot the city detective force but thus far thre has been nothing doing nor will there be in all probability
 It wasn't the loss of the watch that hurt him he said yesterday when mak- ing a mental estimate of himself for it was only an eight dollar Waltham, but he felt numiiiated to think that all any body has to do is to just walk up and take things off him. He is afraid some cur will take his shirt next time and he'll blister his back gO- ing home in the sunshine. What's the country coming to-. he says, when sneak thieves become so expert man is decoyed into picking his own pocket"