The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-12-05

the river, and went on up to Os
wego and there We got gas in the
car from a station on the highway
We got just across the track out
side of Nashua and we had about
ten minutes and there was 9
bunch of sheep on the track, sc
We turned around and went back
north of Nashua and came on into
Glasgow, stopped over across the
tracks there some place and there
is where l first met Taylor's sis
ters, he introduced them both to
me. We stayed there at what
looked like their home and the
next morning just about Don we
started back for Nashua. We got
out there on the creek, l believe
it is the Porcupine, to get under
shelter and there we took every
thing out of the car, a jack, an
oil barrel and can, five gallon gas
Of chains, some small tools. We
throwed them into the brush and
that is the first time I knew this
car is a stolen a and they didn't
care what become of it,
We decided there which way we
would go out of Nashua. They
both seemed to be in favor of go
ing north. There in the brush it
was decided who was to stick the
bank up, and l said | didn't care
but we would have to keep our
head. Ray Taylor said it was i'm
possible for him to go inside be-
cause he knew both of the fell
lows in there. He told us just
what kind of a place it was and
said that the best way to get in
there was to go in and take a big
bill out of pocket, produce it
to the cashier at the window, tell
him we wanted some change for
it, and while the cashier was
counting out this money to lay it
on him. l thought quite a bit
about it. 1 know CIeVe pretty
well and I was scared a little bit
that he might get excited If they
didn't obey orders, that he might
so ! thought l would rather
go in there and take a chance on
sticking them up first than TO
have any shooting go IN.
Was Gun Loaded?
We waited until about three
and then We started for
Nashua. When we got there,
here didn't appear to be anybody
about the bank. L went in and
up to the teller's window,
Produced my ten dollar bill to him
ind told him I wanted some
While he was getting out
he change, | held the gun up to
he window, whether it was load
ID or not, I wouldn't be sure, but
suppose it was, at any rate it
lad two safeties on it. When /
old this cashier to reach for the
he backed out of there and
Ield his hands up.
There was another fellow slit
ng back in the center of the room
bout ten or fifteen feet away
there pounding on a type
At first he didn't seem to
any attention, then l pounded
II the window there with the
un, 1 said, "Stick them up"
At once he obeyed orders. CIeve
lex jumped over the railing and
vent back of the counter there
nd covered them with his gun.
[e said, Lay face down on the
oor," and they obeyed orders. :
I went back to lock the door,
)und there wasn't a night lock on
SO I asked for the keys. I lock-
d the door and then I jumped
YER the railing and walked up to
lie telIer's window and gathered
le cash. l gathered all the mon
Y except a few small stuff that
as in the cashiers till. / opened
Re drawer underneath the tell =
IS window, gathered the cash
ut of there, put it all in a flour
tick, then / went to the vault and
led to open the safe. I couldn't
pen it and asked one of the fell
if they would open the safe,
lie of them said he couldn't OPEN
i. I said to the other fellow, can
ou open the vault. He came and
1ened the vault or safe.
| said, "Just drop 1t in, theII
and 1 said, Don't get. toollE
UGH Of it."
He said, eve haven't got awful
UGH on hand"
I said to him, There should be
me gold, too" l
He said, We haven't got only a
tie bit and you have already
It that" I said All right"
l backed out of the vault. Cfeve
id to the other fellow, "On your
et." He got on his feet and he
him to get into the vault.
We closed the door and L am
lite sure it didn't want to lock
ut, SO I opened it again and said,
low do you shut this thing"
They said, Gust shove it shut
d throw the bolt" He said,
shut it, we can't get out
here"
Cleve said, You will get out Of