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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-16
Historic 81. Lawrence River.

The members Of the part? who are
early enough risers will have pointed
onl 10 them As they steam down the
river. on the south bank Of the 81.
Lawrence, about twenty miles from
Montreal, q spot known Of OH as
the Castle Dangerous oil Canada.
This was an ancient llef granted 10
N. de Vercheres OF Savoy. at the
disbanding OF his regiment, The
trail OF the [ro1uois led directly
through the settlement. making the
situation one Of The most perll0us in
I'll New France and the most liable
% desperate attacks from The say
ages
Madeline De Verchcres, daughter
Of the house. made q name for her
self in history, and set an example for
the Following generation OF French
maids by holding the situation for q
week under siege Of an Indian band.
The father Of the house had been
summoned to Quebec, the mother 10
Montreal and The able-bedied men
| were working in the fields. Nobody
was LETT within the Notifications hut
,wo soldiers. q few women and tho
younger brothers OF The girl.
Picturesque Scenes CnfoldeI
4 L T., - ~ .nl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-16
CANADA AMONG THE FOREIGN
LANDS INCLUDED IN ITINERARY
With Old World Makes
of the

nent across the sea seemed 10 b" the
proper place to perform these labors
Of faith and Dauversiere set about
with all zeal to interest influential
people in his project.
At this time the enthusiastic de
voice had a wife and six daughters.
and it is limited that these young wo-
men were far more interested in the
usual amusemcnts and vanities Of The
times than in the dreams Of THEN
father. II is one of the VaSaries OF
fate that the honorable gentleman
never reached the promised land. but
stayed at home. probably enduring
daily reproacheH Of his family circle.
Jean jacques Oller was visited by
vision at the same time that Dau-
versiere heard the heavenly voices.
and it is recorded that the TWO NELL
met in Paris, embraced without pre-
vious introduction and the minds OF
each became known to the other TIL"
seed Of the settlement OF Montreal
was 3own.
! Founding OF Montreal.
At. the appointed time The patron"
CT the enterprise provided 4 leader III
the person Of Maisonneuve. the first
governor of the settlement and easily
the most majestic figure OF The time.
The crude little joke about tho use
lessness Of women was disprovcn III
| this early settlement OF Montreal
Outdoing the men o. the colony il he
roism. ministering TO them in time o.
| sickness and caring for tho band in
general was Jeanne Nance, one OF
the few women who accompanied the
first expedition. This French maiG
gave her inheritance To her family.
and embarked on a tedious voyage
to a Wilderness that was in truth
bowling.
In the Place D Armes square, at the
present day. is the monument to Mai
sonneuve and near the figure Of the
gallant soldier is that Of Jeanne
Nance, tying up child's hand. This
stntue is q fitting remembrance OF
the noble woman who helped to keen
aglow the feeble fires Of hope, aud
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-16

AS q further glimpse into the Won
derful scenes awaiting to be revealed
to them next July and August the
winning candidates go with US into
the spectacle of an Old World en-
bodied In q new, into the two cities
on the continent where modern
progress and modern ideas have only
succeeded in lending a new charm to
the ways and Gus toms OF past genera
lions.
Coming into Montreal over the Ca
madam Pacific. the party will get its
first view of the broad st. Lawrence
and the browning heights Of Mount
Royal, whence the city derives its
name. Even more than the falls and
the shore Of the Niagara river Is the
ground of this metropolis Of Canada.
historic and threaded with the foot
steps of heroes and colonists dead
and gone.
The troublous times Of the early
life of New France. the struggles Of
the new settlers that make those of
our own land seem unimportant, are
closely woven around this early land
ing place.
History of Montreal.
Montreal Is crowded with the
ghosts of the past four centuries. II
is this connection with the old world
which the party will soon visit that
makes these cities fitting introduc-
ton to the mother country across the
sea.
The early history and life of the
settlement of Montreal were distinct
~ religious. The impulse OF nations
changes with the centuries. The col
onization of New France was the out
come of that religious zeal OF the
Roman Catholic faith during the 18th
century. In those days the proper
amount of piety would induce vision
more or less wonderful, telling the
penitent his mission in life and his
surest road to salvation. At LaFleche
in Aniou. Jernore lie Roger de Ia Dau-
versiere was visited by spirit who
commanded him to spread the faith.
Visions Visit French.
The unknown, nnexpiored CONT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-02-16
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up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

Kansas City Mo. Sept 90 Iuiu
Touy's place 20 ioe Main street Satur.
dav afternoon cam, INC man with %
permanent thirst ", sidled up Geo
the tnr and n husky whisper an
uuuuccd go Jcru. the rcd beaded
HDrtonucr
"Sny. iio. I got Geo haN" drut and
there's uu use dis,uF-iu ans cumpru-
uie". ia rather drink than cat. am
my stomach Graves food Jus tu
show 80 I'm al right even Do haIut
got ur mouoy am Im sincere au' 400
hat here's my false teeth Tor one
howl "l -uDt, MANS size. Hu slN tu
collar DO cash ,m Doe
You do." replied the bartender
aud took the mans upper ANA tower
mastiCators without SEQ much as u
bat ol the ,yo.'
"Ill hr ua,k aud redeem um tu-
night" assured thr Jag
go you don't Iu ut another man
tu en- warned Jerry. aH h' wrapped
the mulJr- ln u piece col moist tissue
paper and ranB them up boz th, cash
register az "5 cents"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

the first tou-day period OF september.
with l,NuU pounds cot concentrates.
The mill handled ESQ tons ut ore the
past wc,N The new automatic sam
pier rs byiug Installed and The custom
oru BINS are ruuI..lytrd.
Erncstiuo Mining Ecouustruc-
ton work ON the tcu.stamp battery
has been finished ana tho plant is
now Operated with thirty STAMPS.
The O1ks 'umplay Ouo hundred
ana twraiN- ciEht toms Of Orc we're
shipped ~ the custom Wtll during thc
week from Development uu tho pH
clnc. Johnson aud Susie claims. Tho
grades range from 80 90 $50 pcr ton
and good bodies of This class ui ore
are benz developed.
Precious Metals Geo The tunnel
now driven over zoo feet rs iu good
ore and 10 is planned Co increase the
torco 10 three shifts per day
Deep Down rho shaft continues tp
Weld good Grade ct ore which iH
being treated at the Sucorru Mines
mill.
Treasure Mining q Reduction Co..
Grading liz under way Tor new ana en-
larGod ore bins pt the mine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
.FIREMEN UP FOR
EXAMINATION
Young Men Who Have Hand
led the Scoop Successfully
on the Coast Lines Tell To-
day What They Know
About Locomotives.

Ih" santa I'r ws-t,r MECHANIC
office iu Albuquerque today was con-
Worried into 10 school room ana iuug.
teen tIrcm,u ou the santa ~ ,uasi
tines autv erred urilr aud 900 wrttou
sentence tho questions asked Dos rN-
ports boo tu effort Goo drt,rmIu, their
knowledge ut thr technical aud pu.
uunl things WUu should know about
20 locomotive before being awarded
the cu,,trI titlv ur engineer rhr
iirrmcu ,N1mlur0 ,udu1 vvr" divided
into tvu rlassos those who wsr, ur.us
examined fur the first t,mr uuI ru..r
Who were taking their uuIir AWYus
the Young men who ram the rlWtIpi
ui questions are The fnlluuiug Fred
linlo Frank huatrIght jean Roberts
Jim EpuH, 70 O. Zimmerman 4 EI-
lDuvoud. Cred AluQuulou. o. prmr-
NulG IiW Uluyt O.. IS kng. rum-
MINIS Stewart. Patterson aud Gudlis
Ali the men ARE from the AlbuuI,rIIr
division COZ 'he coast lines and ucuriF
ail pr, Al1ulurrqucaus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

work " Marcz and Grlego for the
White sox was beauty. and Of the
best seen IN santa Fc for a long time.
Grlego accepted sixteen chances be-
hind the bat without an error. Neat
sunday the whlte Sox will very prob
ably play the Santa Fe Grays. Tho
team that played today under the
name of All stars II composed " tho
Elks aud qrays' players. Tho beat
men OF tho two teams were picked out
10 beat the white sox but 40 tho score
Indicates they camo very far from
doing IL.
TIL" score of today'g game follows.
WHITE SoX.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
RELIGIOUS GARB IN
INDIAN SCHOOLS
MAY REMAIN
President Taft Upholds SeCre-
tary Fishers Order; Priv
ilege Denied Persons Here
after Entering Service.
my Leased Wire 10 l,saiRg usrAII !

Washington. September, ~ Sec
rotary Fishers action last January
IA revolving the order OF former In
dian Commissioner Valentine barring
religious garb or insignia from gov
vrnmcnt Indian schools. was upheld
bN President Tuft. iu AN order made
public Yesterday
rho decision of the president is
that teachers nov employed iu IN
dian schools may rutdibu" Zee wear
the Esrb 81 their religious orders, but
the privilege is denied 90 auy persons
hereafter entering the service This
ruling will enable the Eutetumcni "a"
fulfil !ts obligations, thc president
SAYS. to the teachers vino were taken
into the Euy"rumrut HprNlcc when us-
igioW sohuuly Nrrr thlcu over bodily
GR gov rrniucin institutions
The president ruling ls The final
step IN q controversy that has en-
gagged The interior dtpa, rmcut with
religious bodies murr Than fc1r
Commissioner Valentine order
would have prohibited any teachers
frum wearing religious gurb IN the ln.
dian schools after the cud of The last
school year
from Secretary Fisher Go MI Nalvn-
tine. which accompanies it, lay stress
uu the fact that Commissioner Nalou.
tine issued hs ruling without consult
INK the secretary 90 rho president.
aud while thc entire ubjcc, was m-
der Investigation. SIR Fishers rove.
cation ct th, order uoW b. made ti-
nal.
Secretary Fishers formal lcttcr
states That tile government had long
irri the education ui tho Indians tu
religious missiouarics ANA thnt when
ID finally began a systematic handling
of the educational problem, IL took
over many uf tho religious schools
aud brought theig teachers into tho
governments classified service
THE transfers thus have often
been effected hy che governments
renting dcuominationai school. and
taking over the whole plant and tho
teachers us wcli,' said President TAFT
~ appears inst ont ct 1900 teach
yrs in tho Indian schools there are
iiity-oue who wear 90 religious garb
ana who are regular ly classified
members Of the COVE rnmrut ciyil ser
,icc. To direct them 90 give up their
religious garb would necessarily
cause their leaving the service be-
cause of their vows under which they
have assumed ~, gHrh"
Secretary F3shrf holds there o. mo-
legal prohibition against thc employ
mcnt OF government tpnrhcrs who
wear religious dress. and that opjn
iuu Be- endorsed by "a, president. %
ls pointed cut That scoturiau re-
ligious instruction b. not given m any
81 the schools now under government
control
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
COLUMBUS DAY TO
Be CELEBRATED
ON BIG SCALE
Invitations Extended to Gov.
ernOr Mcdonald and Staff
and Mayor Sellers and City
Council.

An enthusiastic meeting wua held
yesterday afternoon OF the commit
tees representing the knights of &c.
lumhus and other organizations which
ara to participate IA the Columbus
day celebration tu bc held ia Anu
qucrque on SATURDAY, October o. The
meeting was presided over Bog Rev,
4 NJ MaudalarL =. J.. chaplain ui
Albuquerque Council OF the Knights
OF columbus. who o. chairman OF the
columbus duN celebration commit
tee. lrsides the knights Of tulum.
bus, committees were present from
the Christopher Colombo society, The
iilspanu- Americana society ana ire
Mutual Protection society at ph Al
buuucrquc piuus Vrru discussed az
length FOR tho celebration W the holt
dnN Invitations WvTo extended to
~. Rev. John H. pitnyal, archbishop
at Santa Pc, Governor ". e. Nc.
Donald aud staff Mayor q. *. b.
SELLERS and members ur The yItS vouu-
ell ana other state ana local diRuiiar-
les 90 attend the celebration. n H
planned Go have solemn hcnvdigtioE
In the church Of the immaculate
Conception at 30 o'clock saturday
morning. October ~, followed los %
parade through tho principal uusi-
ness streets, ana short program al
the Elks' thcatcr whore Hon George
T., Connolly, u distinguished knight
of Columbus. of san Francisco. and
one of the hest known orators on the
Pacific coast. viii deliver an address
appropriate 20 the occasion. ON the
Sunday following Mr. Connolly aud
degree team will eNemplify the third
degree OF the order
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
WHITE SOX TAKE
IS GAMES IN
A ROW
Invincible Aggregation of
Capital City Defeats All
Stars by Score Of Nineteen
TO Seven.

santa 81. \ NJ. Sept ~ This at
tyrnoou az the college grounds before
&c large crowd. the Santa Tc white soX
defeated the Santa Fo al stars by the
score OF 10 To- e. ana therefore won
their sixteenth straight game OF tho
season. Their star pitcher johnny
Marc4 WAS TN splendid form. striking
out fourteen battvrs. lie today won
his fourteenth straight gamo OF tho
tcaEon, without losing any so tar I'd
sanford, who started Co pitch for tho
~ stars was knocked uut of the box
200 tho third inning when tho white
SuN started a fpuiladc ct hits that
counted Tor seven runs having two
also iu the FIRST inning. Hort CLANCY.
who succeeded him Haa no better. Tho
white SuN batjers landed GA him nc
win. pounding the bah over tho lot
The features OF the game We're homo.
runs hy Mike stanton ana Joe ortiz.
who both starred at tho bat, stanton
securing two hits aud free transpOr.
ttilou uut OF four times up. and or.
tn secured four hits aud base on
balls out OF SIX times up. The battery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
FAIR EXCHANGE
\ New Hack Tor an Old One. How IL
Can Bc Done Ia Albuquerque,

The hack aches Ht tlmos with a dun,
iudcscribable fcoling. making YOU
weary aud restless; piercing palms
shoot across the region or The Kid
neys. and again the loins are 80 lame
that 60 stoop is agony. No use 20
rub OF apply plaster 20 the back n
the kidneys are weak You cannot
reach tho cause Albuquerque resi-
dents would do we'll Co pront by tho
following example.
q. l.. Gregory. 2ii Grand Ave. East
las Vega. y Mox says "Doau's
kidney pills have been used IA my
family with satisfactory results.
can chccrfully recommend this prepar-
alton as one that lives up 10 ropr,son-
tatIons."
"Whon your back u lnmo- Reineu-
her the name" Don't simply ask FOE
a kidney rcmody--ask distinctly ZOE
Deans kidney Plils, the same that
Mr.. Gregory had--tho remedy backed
hy home testimony soc all stores.
Foster Milburn Co. rrops, Bunalo.
a. y 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
ALBUQUERQUE MAN
HAS INVENTION
N. 7, Gardner Secures Pat.
ent on Broom Head; Will
Permit Assembling Of tn:
Broom and Broom Handle
Outside Of Factory.

o. Gardner of Gardner Uutb,rs.
broom manufactured uf Albuquerque.
has invented broom h,ld. which 10
81 believed $500 meet Vita a. favorable
reception u. broom manufacturers
thruuauuUt Go, country Tho hrYuW
head comprises 3D. pair or mutually
connected correspondents Dlampus
jaws i1t ,hmp.us the broom straw DO
iho handle the invention VIA pgr-
uut broom handles tu %, attached to
the broom straw easily and pcrmau-
entity su that thc broom proper may
1n shipped independent OF tho handle
and the latter subsequently secured
to thr head The invention O. a Sim
plo one and can DO manufactured 40
small cost.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

Where They Play Today.
National League

st. Louis az Brooklyn
Chicago az Philadelphia
cincinnati at Boston
Pittshurg at Sew York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

n you know OF the real value OF
Chamhor'uin's Eminent for lame
back, soreness ~ tho muscles. sDraius
ana rheumatic pains. yea would never
wish 20 be- without GO. For sale oy
al drusglfts,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
Washington. 81; Chicngo, 81,

Boston. Detroit game postponed;I
rain,
New York.Cloyoland game post
puncd; rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
DARING PHOTOGRAPHER
FLIES OVER JANFRAU

London sept 2s.--Armaud Console,
% stan photographer for the london
Daily Mirror haas just accomplished
tho difficult assignment ut flying over
the Alps in "a balloon Nib Captain
Sp,lteriui, the Swiss ucrougut taking
photographs con- tine WAY
Tho flight from lutcrIaAvu tp TN
tcrHmmcrv1u. Bavaria. 70 distance Of
two hundred aud ufty mites. was made
Bon fourteen hours. travelling az an Hl.
titude ot 1900 feet. The atmosphere
was So cold tho hands OF both mru
were f. zen.
From Above the Alps
Console writes the folpVIus doa-
eruption of how the Alps ilaK fHW
above.
eve went Nay over the Julslr.i I
could 500 but could not heIr the n0r-
ug aValaurhos 0t snoN G4i ey and
tho great roaring torrcuts o. wn'r
looking Ike tricklrs % aas dinlcuu
10 believe all mean the menace Dt
death Great mountains luot'i SMALL
enough 10 take boa oue's haot a1r,.y
those a,alancucs could Doe damned
With @ broom
lakes in tho valleys fHs1malvd
tiny drops VI water. aud 'in,gns we're
laC boxes of matches Cruy lFsrs roe
scmblcd thin DARK lines scratched
with pom and tumblins v0uldcrs
luoKed like pebbles.
"Monntan Al,ead."
at an altitude OF nftoan IA ,usand
feet darkness coming on, go faw a
ack and white mass NJ mountain
tealng ~ Great, We must g. Aighor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
PAST WEEK IN THE
M0G0LL0N DISTRICT

Hogollon y M sept. "a.
Brentwood Mines--six bars OF gold
and silver bullion were shipped fOg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

Denver az Wichita.
Lincoln at Topeka.
Sioux city at Omsha
Dcs Moines az 81. Joseph
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
albuquerque EVENING HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1912

si. Jnseph. III sIonl Clly. DO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

Ni'lf Us lWulubeH
White SuN ...... ... sUi Ut2 lo-i'
an stars .......... 900 1Ul 1U-- Z
Batteries Marc1 and gtisko. SAT
ford. clancy and Dunbaugh 1vn
baso hits 8Arc.a. stanton. Board
inrlu. Homo ruLs J. ORTIZ. stanton
Stolen bases. Garcia. I. lakor g, J..
Hcrardinelli, o. ortiz, 9: Ha"?'i. e..
ortiz. AlarlJ, Frye, Anayu. Moore.
Sacrifice hit Alari0 Fire. nae On
ctIors white soX. 9. An S;N's, >.
Ian % bascs. white Sox. e. 81 St,ts.
=. struck out By Marcg. Fryc. D;
Duubaugh. Q, Koch, .. stanton. A"-
aya, Stafford, total ~ by SadOrd.
Marcz. .. j Ecrridiuclp. 'ri,s".
H,mpcl. Hokrr; total. 6 ~ N'aa'y.
Ct..la, .: totoI -. Basts ~ 'HNa.
90 Narcs. .. lCI Stafford. - Clancy.
3. IIit by pitched BALL Iampel. y.
Hcrardinclll VITA Pitch Clancy ..
Passed balls. Dunbaugh.
Tine OF game. e.Oj.
Umplrcs. \. W. Dignco and II. W.
Anr uTsOn.
score: G. u Gooch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, as, wichita, o.,
LlneoIn. sa.Is. IopeLa. %.

"a, Moines. 3.si oaiaha, s.S.
Dies Moln,s ,.,,......t. .t..3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

Running up ana doNn stairs. sweep
ing aud bending over making beds
VIII not make "a woman healthy or
beautiful. sho must get out ~ doors
walk "a milo or two every day and
take Chamberlain Tablets GO inn
prove hor digestion ana regulate her
b0ecls. For salo hy all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

rrnut GO Messenger Phone 5o-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

IhIIadcIpIlIa. I'D. 81 I.ouI.. I'D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
WESTERN LEAGUE.
ncn,cr. u Michlin. 3.

slou, CIV. s.3. 81. Joseph. 3.ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

Rain ut ChlcaEo

Chicogo. Washington game post
puuCd. rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23

TrInblo's avery stables Phone 8
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
Yesterdays GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

No games aeheduled
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
SATURDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New york, 2; Pittsburgh, ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-23
Bostou, 49, Cincinnati, ?.
HrnokIln. II. 81 LouIs. b.
NNIERICAN LEAGUE.

IL,ston. -: Detroit, 4.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-08-09
DOOTLEGGER HAS new METHOD
OKLAHOMA MAN HAS AUTHOR
tiles GUESSING.
Operates With Trained Mule to Get
Liquor From Wet Into Dry
Territory.

Muskogee, Oklahoma.-What can
the United States do with a trained
pack mule which goes across the line
of old Indian territory, gets his pack
loaded with liquor and then returns
across the line delivering the liquor
to regular customers?
That is the problem the United
States district attorney at Muskogee
is facing. He has just received in
formation that there is such a mule
doing a regular bootlegging business
and his owner, whoever he is, is get
ting rich. Nobody knows who loads
the mule, nor does anyone know to
whom the mule delivers the money.
The mule is sent across the line
from old Indian territory and some
body loads his packs He is turned
loose and starts back. He stops at
certain farm houses and the farmer
takes out his bottle of liquor and
drops the money into the pack. That
is kept up until the mule reaches
home, wherever that is. The owner
of the mule shifts around so much that
so far it has been impossible to get
definite information either as to his
owner or the person who supplies the
liquor across the line. But the mule
seems to know his business and is
making his master rich, according to
the information at the office of the dis
trict attorney. The mule is operating
across the line between Creek and
Payne counties, the former being in
side the old Indian territory, and the
latter outside in old Oklahoma terri
tory, where the federal prohibition law
does not apply.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-08-09
WOMAN HELPED ROB A RAILROAD
Held Agent at Bay With Dagger
While Male Partner Broke Open
Cash Box.

Denver, Colorado-A well dressed
young woman with a dagger held an
employee at the Moffat railroad station
at bay while man companion ri1ed
the cash box in the telephone booth.
o. H. Holtz, night ticket agent at
the station, heard the burglar alarm
and rushed around to the waiting
room. AS he entered the door the
woman, brandishing a dagger,
shouted:
Stay where you are or I'll cut your
heart out"
Just then the man smashed the
money receptacle and nickels and
dimes were scattered over the floor.
The man gathered them in his cap
and he and the woman fed.