Hudspeth County Herald and Dell Valley Review (Dell City, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, July 19, 1991 Page: 11 of 12
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JULY 19, 1991, HUDSPETH COUNTY HERALD-Dell Valley Review, PAGE 11
THE GREAT ESCAPE
By Ace Reid
COWPOKES
by Charles Shows
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Said Plaintiff's petition was filed in
May
A. D. 19
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TEXAS, THIS
DAY OF
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DAY OF
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BACKUP WITHHOLDING
SOMETIMES REQUIRED
The whole object of travel is not to set foot on foreign
land; it is at last to set foot on one's own country as a
foreign land.
ON THE DOCKET OF SAID COURT, AND STYLED,
Plaintiff
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Sheriff Bell was mad as hell.
How could a kid like that make
a fool out of an experienced
lawman? Still, Sheriff Bell
had to report the escape to
Sheriff Morgan of Alamogordo.
Suddenly, Sheriff got an
idea--a way to save what was
left of his face.
Tom picked up the phone
and bellowed loudly, "Hello,
Sheriff Morgan? This is Mayor
Bell--the mayor of Orogrande.
You know what? That dumb
Sheriff let that crook get plum
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up man. After relieving the
outlaw of his 45, Sheriff Bell
dashed to the phone inside.
He was anxious to announce
his quick work as a sheriff.
"Hello Sheriff Morgan . . .
this here's Sheriff Bell of Oro-
grande. I got your escapee . ..
he's sittin’ outside now. What
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Box 1113, Dept. Betty, Minnea-
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If this Citation is not served within 90 days after the date of its
ISSUANCE, IT SHALL BE RETURNED UNSERVED .
GIVEN UNDER My hand and seal of said Court, at office in Sierra Blanca,
Michael Munkus Moore DEFENDANT
THE NATURE OF SAID.SUIT BEING SUBSTANTIALLY AS FOLLOWS, T0~WIT!
$AID COURT, ON THE 13th
_____ IN THIS CAUSE AND
Charles Shows is a writer,
producer, director for Walt
Disney where he won 3 academy
awards. He worked several
years with Hanna-Barbera
Cartoon Studios.
Mr. Shows is an ex-El Pasoan
and was an El Paso Police
officer.
2 egg whites
1/8 tsp. salt
3/4 cup sugar
1 tsp. vanilla or 1/2 tsp. almond
extract
1 1/2 cups flaked coconut
Heat oven to 350 degrees F.
Grease (not oil) cookie sheets.
In medium bowl, beat egg
whites and salt until frothy.
Gradually add sugar, beating
continuously until stiff peaks
form. By hand, fold in remain-
ing ingredients. Drop by teas-
poonfuls, 2 inches apart onto
prepared cookie sheets. Bake
for 12 to 15 minutes or until
lightly browned. Cool 1 minute;
remove from cookie sheet.
away. ..."
It's nice sometimes to wear
two hats--even if you are a
cowboy.
©Ace R-•
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“As a guitar picker he must have a lot of music
in im‘, dang little has come out!”
_______
PATRICIA’BRAMBLETT District Clerk
Hudspeth County, Texas
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Q. Why is custard baked over
a pan of hot water? U. C., Sand
Point, ID
A. Custard is he at-sensitive
and may get tough in the dry
heat in an oven without the water
bath. The water bath allows it
A. D. 1991
When I lived in El Paso, Tex-
as, I had a colorful old cowboy
friend who was getting too old
to put up with the rugged life
of a cowpuncher.
Tom Bell was a tall, wiry,
retired rancher who opened a
grocery store, filling station
and motel in the small village
of Orogrande, New Mexico.
Since Orogrande was a little
desert crossroads town, with a
population of about a dozen,
Tom Bell quickly became
sheriff and mayor of his tiny
desert outpost.
One hot summer day, I stopped
by Orogrande to hoist a few
beers and swap cowboy yarns
with my favorite sheriff. We
had hardly gone through our
second six-pack when our visit
was rudely interrupted by a
loud telephone.
Tom Bell answered quickly,
"Sheriff Bell here. What can
I do for you?"
"This here is Sheriff Morgan
of Alamogordo. We just had
a robbery ... a young guy held
up a filling station. We come
a-runnin' . . . but too late !
The kid got away, clean as
a whistle. He's headed south
towards Orogrande, so be
lookin' for a young guy, about
20 years old . . . wearin' a blue
serge suit. And don't take no
chances--he's armed . . . with
an Army 45!"
"I'll eyeball everything
cornin' this way, " answered
Sheriff Bell.
We hadn't finished another
six-pack when a beat-up old
car rattled to a halt at the gas
pump and a nervous guy in a
blue suit leaped out to fill his
steaming radiator.
Sheriff Bell wasted no time
apprehending the young hold-
neeverrer
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Banks, savings and loans and
other financial institutions are
sometimes required to withhold
federal taxes from their cust-
omers investment earnings.
This usually occurs when the
customer fails to furnish the
financial institution a correct
Sociel Security number or does
not notify the financial institu-
tion that he or she is exempt
from withholding. If the cust-
omer underreports income such
as interest or dividends, IRS
will require the institution to
begin backup withhold. IRS
urges anyone who receives a
notice of backup withholding
to respond immediately.
More information is available
in the free IRS Publication 505,
"Tax Withholding and Estimat-
ed Tax. " It can be ordered by
calling 1-800-829-FORM.
For questions call 1-800-829-
1040.
do you want me to do with
him?"
"Hang onto him, Sheriff.
We'll be right down to pick
him up. "
For a very few seconds, Sheriff
Bell was mighty proud of his
police work. But when the
sheriff went outside to handcuff
the hold-up artist, he couldn't
find hide nor hair of the kid.
The sneaky kid had hightailed to cook slowly and evenly with
it out of town--a clean getaway! moist heat.
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Q. How long will a meringue-
topped pie keep? M. T., Spokane,
WA
A. Pie or dessert made with
meringue is best eaten the same
day. The meringue will deflate
as the structure holding the air
begins to collapse. If you do
store a meringue, stick tooth-
picks in the pie to hold up a
loose covering of either foil or
plastic wrap. Refrigerate the
pie for a maximum of two days.
Q. The frosting I make in the
double boiler always turns
grainy and sugary. What do you
suggest? I. G., Vermont, IL
A. A single grain of sugar
can be the beginning of crystall-
izing a whole batch of frosting.
Keep stirring the initial sugar
and water mixture, frequently
scraping the side of the pan,
until crystals of sugar are com-
pletely dissolved. Then add the
other ingredients making sure
Defendant , GREETING:
You ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO APPEAR BY FILING A WRITTEN ANSWER TO
the Plaintiff's Petition at or before ten o'clock A. M. of the first
Monday after the expiration of forty-two days from the date of the
ISSUANCE OF THIS CITATION, SAME BEING ON MONDAY THE 26th DAY OF
_Ausust_______, 19 91 AT OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK A. M. BEFORE
the Honorable District Court of Hudspeth COUNTY, TEXAS, at the Court
House of said County in Sierra Blanca, Texas.
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Issued this 9 day of
_____The State of Texas
VS.
A. D, 19 91
To: Michael M. Moore
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