Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 1

V- -iV -A -v--- 1 1 i 1 i a'vys' i 4r ji life" tT-rsi iW Waiting? dated with Ihe Avontowni liaded tefitei ymw-j Sheriffs Stalk Lewiston Man with Bags Filled with BoOze into New Auburn Held in $1000 tea hut I am In wrong I haven't handled any before" FoBowed Jodrry Brail Martin another deputy tea-IlSed to ollowlng Jodrejr from the Maine Central elation In Auburn to point na Main etreet near the Hotel Cortland whan both boarded New Atfburn ear 1 la agent gad Mr Jod ray Wad do buoinoe here under the name of Columbia Novelty Co Jan A I left for Booton whore I worked an til A going huh Fob Ml I wan nailing electrp euahlon inner eoWd which Iho oAoera found In my gnb wttb the elcahc" Good Tcndy do you account for the nl-cOholT" naked hie attorney Berman 1 bought It in Xgaa bnenuea-X got good trade on It It wan for my own pornonal non When I got off hare in Auburn I pUaaed'to walk down to Main etreet and taka a rage Ite BOSTON March 31 nuorimr of twenij vafadi riding between Nantucket and Montank HoiSwarviepAed to coaat guard vewli today Tto by official! here to be asaedatod with the tiitadk" freighter frAn 01agow'which btmighin'atf and iwlito for the American tht bean anchored of Hock Island for Mmal vontown days The Brttlab steaniev Ranger bound from -JfaHfas for Australia via Naw Xtoadon -CMa was the veeeel which reported the float of vessels that showed go lights Jodrrjr 10 jttn oUC tjw-brtoa mi held In' the Auburn md-Blcipel court Baturder on the ehanre of Illegal treaeportntton end Illegal poeeeeelon of four one-gallon cane of alcbhol He wae fined 1100 end eoete and eentaneed to two montbe In jail with na additional elx out ha In default of payment on both chargee He appealed and traa held In 11100 Jodrey admitted poeeeeelon of the algpliol but mid It wae for hie own uae and wae pot for ante He wae a Fronted Wcdneeday afternoon by Depuiy Sheriff Mahoney on a Mew Aubnrn car at Broad and mil atreete a large travelling bag he had three galloa ccng and In Booton bag he had a elngle gallon" said Deputy Mahoney When naked for an explanutioa" -hr Juat coma from Boo- AY0RSHERIFpn0 JUDGEFOUHDIGUItW IN WETCONSRIRAGY Other- Ppmilneht ihdiuab'imnc the Fifty-fiveConviciei Ky 'Uto "'W- sw 'tenlfe7 7 Shal) we have a referendum in 1923 or 1924? Orders Conger-Handle Probe WASHINGTON March SC-Secretary Weeks has ordered Major-General BL A Heiadek inspector general of tiie army to make aa official investijjStion into ue controversy between OoL Arthur Conger commanding the 20th Infantry in Texas and Oapt Edwin -Handle of the nme organization IndlanaJury Pathetic Prisoner oh Lone ame 0 k'a- la Iht -aight Thn mptaia said the choonera encountered osew hrS-wbir anotherfu the'dafknMs meaaeo te gate aavlgxthm--y 1" 1 vVr' 7 "Pin" vegghubdcgunS This tewnunie thai-aeeno ieitf today' sf a running ku Mttls be(wsm ga 1 nnknohn'yegd''cadf'thteomsmhsrs of' thoctete'i'pquqotjpdtrsl Amf Ftetntoghdmriieadqaeirtete In Whfeh' thr yeggmah was klllsdJv pM te a Mrtos of brsaiks tag fiontkbsrodrng the Oust Jewwuik hacof the patrol wag sUttonsd ttio SUV-''- twOloek hi heard it a ottoy-sndtooktag OattheWtodeW pw Jlnunytog Iho' fro'Aoem'- Ho rashed oaf the back (too hnt'hetote ho oould 'ground tg lho DvnV tho' maai had-dlmppeerod 4'NOtlag''- ajar tho -pkteetomn i' concealed himself and In tew mto- -dm tbo mna-appenroffi-onrsylng -t sack and Oateted the atocu'-- Offloar Haskett fallowed him aad-toM blm-te thrvw up' Me band" Indeed of doing co the men dropped tetbo firing tbroo chdo at tho --egleer and thm rushed out whm thoofftoor roppetts -i-'-y- Oflteer Hnokdt called bendcust- -hrt and la a tew winning fierhead OVcnnor and Fntrolmaa gqatrec nr- ed up tho anna's trail to th flint--' nowaad feilswing it over thsgelf finks same upon the anna seated a done ball beyond tho raral'oram Urr near Ftondemtead When oteeredte slaad tbe man fired at tbogoHmIlo-wasahd la tho right sUto by Officer HaekeU1' who bod A rid ganhad to bis guw bond- by Officer gdree With hto if I hand hsdeao tho bandit uhjfi-ed hto gun te the Idft and eontlnned te fire" Ho was eho(ta the'breed by fie meant OTieih Tho man wag picked np aad a-nm made tor tho office ot Dr Ronald Nowtm 7 la Westbor- hnt bwdled ibe wuyTho body wae iakm to a tocaL- Undertaker's sad th dldrld Stterr ley's office UAeA' Af tuqmd bo bold today X' 'v Tbo Uedenad pf tbs police pa-frol saya test Im dee not tolm theman a local veal dent bat that he'eame on one of tho nnmeroup frdghtt paaetoff thru the Ha Is described as mere than ste tot -tall about -uyeqrs'-at hffA tight eontplexleaeA weighing about li pound and shabbily dreeseA -t rvi WAGE fit' Organize an Army to Combat the Slaughter of Oar Birid Friends BalpfilGniiti Portlud High School GndoaLocked 14 Toan in Oni Boon Mother1! Beantifnl If Mistaken Faith Shutained Her Thru Long Ordeal By OSCAR SHEPARD RICHMOND March 11 (Special) On tha main highway between Richmond and BowSotnhnm Isa long low nn painted farmhouse And Jn room ot this farmhouse behind grated windows and locked (ho very secret of hto existence there had bon fan-prisoned for fourteen years a hopelessly in mas Far the greater part of thsas fourteen years bo boo wo clothing of nay kind has never shaved nor cut hto hair Mo uttered no intelllgtblo tint rare He Baa not stepped outside hto He ha een th wuHght only a It hu filtered thru th bars that shut him forwvfy from tho outar world And hto-tho enirnl figuro in story which promqYhnt truth may bo mom grimly If hot rnorv than fiction' For hours every day thru An them foucteaff yenm he has scream-ad and but tho -outer world hoc not ben disturb A for tow have visited the lonely farm He haa paced tho rough aacarpetcd floor ha pitted hie cnee great strength against tho ban has to tho door whn It haa been opened tew inches and taken the food thrasty to' him But ko 1 not'fiono to na asylum because of tho beautiful If mistaken befief by hto aged mother that bo must never be beyend herTre The tragic- tufortunato bv Ralph OrwaL gndwto of Portlaad High fehoci to th dam of hit and once of brllllanc mentality The mother whom death this week brought thia ttrsngo story to the attention of the aathoriUCa -wee Mr Burab Otoat a widow And the third had tool of tho charoeters i DonnU rourtqer btwiher who aon'wUl bo loft upon the tarm'hlqao 'v Nuat Monday-la mwanaheo of by Judge Ear commitment toenod of Bewdotobam Ralph will bo uk-n te tho Slat Hospital in August Aa official tromrthe huapltal a dep-sove uty abertff and sdvetnl- other company hlm JLad they Intend hall bo decently bathed and even th as-U lii feared tt becomes nooeaaary te lire Mm mm quieting medicine grkUe ho makeenhe brtat Journey y-: 5 A XeMagcr Ontherii fltoryt A Lewiston Journal reporter reached the Grant farm latoJFrlday after a -i An uapatnteA otery nd-a-hett dwelUsgr was orirshad wed by the tooling balk of great barn Tho yard was danltngly whttA tee Iho onww In tt oUU toy in drilled niea omebow to the deepening shadow tt all utMf chserles toaely and demrteA Bat Utoro wore ftoehm ot ootor ln tho rear yard where hundreds of chick" ns cachlefi and for Don- ASK IHJUNCTIOH 'slS MILEAGE DEGREE JL-- Eastern Railroads File Retitioo in the Federal Court at Boston Returnable April 6 i 4: WX' i it Av A T3' 4- ArriT i 45 Sh 5'e 11 i i3 CHICAGO March II Organisation of aa army of oHisene eubocrib-Ing to break up what they call gun-lotere eonepiracir" against bird flowcra trees crime and dies see la tho pnrpoca of a move meat started here by Joseph Beatty Burtt aa attorney which already has numbered among Ha recruits some of tho lead-lug men' fraternal bodies civic clubs ead commercial firms in the middle went Fledges have boon circulated nrg-lny-every man woman and child to "help break the gua-totere conspiracy against onr friends tho birds" and so satisfaotory has been the response la signatures that tha ambHIoa has became nation wlds according to Mr Burtt "The movement hod ite Inception to tho Michigan Audubon society and Senator Woodbridgo Ferris has promised to make his Washington office a clearing house tor tho ao-etotjrs alms" oald Mr Burtt who Is COLD SWOT! EASTWARD FOR EASTER SOHDAT The Day Promhefl to Be Fair with afUnf Hope of Slowly Risinf Teaperatare TWO BURN TO DEATH IN NY1MMENTFIRE NEW YORK March Il-Two men weFe burned to death and I' oone eerlouaiy Injured enrly to day la ilrg'Of auapleloua origin in an Bgat tenorneat makhig to 11 of nlaa perenne whovha roi 'luht their UVee In fires on the Bart Mda this week Five warn burned to death la apartment firs' fh East 17th street but Monday and two -fireman were killed yesterday while fighting blase la East ITth utreet Today's blase la five-story hones In East Seventh etreet start-under stairway on tha ground floor and abroad with such rapidity that tenants on the upper found their escape by stairways bar-rjd film officials expressed the belief that the Ore had bean set A dosan men women and children worn carried down Udders News to Date Herbert witooa convicted murderer has concerned Plosive la bomb which killed par soap Tit Street explosion of Bap-tamber 1IIA Los Angotoo Times de- lores Weather forecaster gives hope for pleasant Exeter Sunday In face of another cold wove reported sweeping eastward William Barns at Miami calls Angeles report of Wilson coafea-toa to Wall Street -explosion bunk Army officers piloting nlr transport I In endurance night land at Wilbur Wright Field Ohio whau4 engine develops trouble after lit miles New York prosecuting attorney announces that Fmneta Keenan brother of Dorqfhy Keenan stain admitted be telephoned to Diaper Daugherty after girl's death asking him to make good 'Fomtae to get Koeaaa Job la De-artAaa partmant ot Justice? Father eoafteoor to King Quooa of fipaia roeontly named by King to be btahop subject te Vatl-onnw approval Is found dead to Madrid eft throat out ovist authortOae at Mceeow la-dlcate they wlU lgUare warld-wlde appeals te spare Ufa ot Roman Cath-He Vlear Ctoaerel Butchkavlteh hanek Italy sad Belghim aatted to their peUey toward fien FraaceW net gala ter ltt to aII Faria otatlellrs 'fH'-'Jto to pepatattoa than to IMA I 'Mfy- Flrq fitttieia Junior Algh achoel it wfth tarn aetlmated at IfiAtM i i 'i I- -U ato rejeota htU to pro-w week cor eklldrea old ompioyod la vaB- BOSTON March Sl-Tho rKkda of the Baet in a petition SM In the Federal court hero oak a permanent Injunction against the Cold WASHINGTON Mareb Forocnat for northern Now Hng-landi Ffelr tonight with eOtd wave Sunday fair and toll followed by rising temperature guaday afternoon: mpMly ririag temperuture Monday strong northwest win da diminlahlng late tenUht Foraoaat for aouthoFn New Bag-gnd: Fair tonight and Sunday: colder tonight oantlnnod cold Bun day morning followed by rising temperature guaday: rapMly rlelag temperature Monday northwest galra dlmlnbhlng tonight Boat Week WASHINGTON March WeatbAFoutleok for the weak beginning Monday la north and middle Atlantic Ralne about Tuesday or Wednesday and again at end oilier wise generally fair much warmer flret part Bolder about Thursday iKmiruaiuo ft ivi HIlSIil lltl eilM 14 Dave Old Seta AM a a ft mil- IntacstaitF Commerce Commlselon'e decree for the' Introduction of tater-ehangeable milage booke at a It per cent reduction In rates Judge Morton kaa issued an order of notice so-tamable April A The commlaeloa has ordered virtually ovary railroad la-tha country to place tha new script on wh on May A The petitioning railroads of which there are approximately fifty headed by tha New York Central Penn-Slnih and eight Mow Bngland lines esUmato their net lorn la Orating Income from the proposed reduct lone at MACH BIO year wMeh Is said te be about one half tha loee for the railroads of the country aa a whole FIQeen reasons In all are set forth as grounds for tha suit It Is contended that tha order of tha Interstate Commerce Commlsripa require the carriers to perform Ice at rates that are aon-oompenaa-tory that In fact passenger using the script wlH coot tha NjlrSads more than other ppeeengars and will pay tt per cent lees The additional coats entailed by the nee of the proposed mileage book wee placed at iIMMt year a figure to which It was said tbs commission had hot fltoeated when It was pm-seated fa arguments Altho the commies loa has established At' per cent mbs ns Just and rasa unable rata toe the traaapom tattoo of passengers INDIAKAPOLIA March fl-FU-ty-flve ofstady two reeldritto ofGary find JCAWfconty" Xndtowy trial 'pa vihdtiiC eoncfittfcfcLle violate tho ototead Act were found guilty hy Jury to ft A district Court here Atoong the moot prOrnlnont defendants ftnad fittilfr were Roswell afetaMA mayor' ef -Oaty VTm 01dsheriff Of Lake wnnfy tnillam JfDunnjudg4 ofthoGtoiy etty oouri aad Blnn Lnea a Cta-y attorney fieventy five persons living laGary and Lake county worn Indicted by Federal grand jary laet pccem ber Of thto number five pleaded guilty baton trial thr ladlcdmoat of Stanley Mtaowau wa nolle peos-sed and seven other defegdante have not boea arrested Other prominent defendants feund guilty are Dwight Ml Ktoder pro-eouttog ntteruey of loko hqualy Lewis -Barue termer aher'S oi Enko' county Clydq Hhatw former proeecnter of yaks county! John Bennett treasurer of tho republican City committee Oary AaA Charles I Ctosun a jaotteotoftho VICAR BDnMJimCttlS iSNOTVETEAECDIED MOttOOW Mareb tt lL tho Aeeoclatet Veomi-TjfoH death sentence knpeeed 'im Ylehr: General Butchkavlteh commutation 'of which wag denied 'hr- contra! executive commute has not yet bom tarried out It wae Mated at this afternoon- PLANES DESIROVEDDlf -BOLLING FIELD FIRE i -j-' WAHIXOTOX: March 'IL-flPho photographic tabuf ajory hangar and two airplanes wore destroyed to a fifv t4ay 1 BolUug Field lam-ago te war cooiract freorda doted burned- vtmdnrn bse nd bem aacertelaed- 'Noae of tlie per-sonflel- was eerlouaiy Injuted 111 RUHR STRIKERS KDSI is W0RK 0R BE EXPELLED UtSBHUHRFr Mateh'I By OeactefDe Oeutte's proriamatlon tliat pit etrlk-lag German rtUwar te ttm ceupted sene mut either velum to work or bo expelled finds the gUtaa In reseefilrn 1 rf alt' Ruhr and Rhlnetaad rail lines except jjhoaejln tho British aid Grant baa become somrwlmt not--d as a fancier' -Y He was sUadtag os ihe wbs too reporter Jnud Almmad knonhls orraad thought Mb without not encouragingly and yet vitl reomtwcaW- ewiSw-wkat to want te knewt I- "Tho bare toetn are latermting la etianio can" (ho reporter on-uwli-TW' no'- wish to odor them" Grant' led tho way Ido 1 a Mg plalnlr furulahtd kltrMn Beyond this kitchen as infer impaction eart of Cenerol Urn chairman of the crime prevention committee of the society spread beyond tho society and Michigan however and wo arc receiving pledges and Inquiries from points thrnout this section Tho movement was designed tor the protection of birds but win rales Its voice against animate sad Inanimate things Uontructlveness not dsstmctlveaaspravantion of crime not punishment for crime ere remedies for many of onr troubles Organisations -which have nub-snribed to the movement Include the Hasalltoa club tha Knight of Pythias Maaonlo lodges Lions club common plena court penal and corrective Institutions rotary elubs wild folwer bird and horticultural societies playground aaeciatlons and rumeroua large commercial com- A poster depleting a black $ulk of a man hbldhig Smoking gun while on tho gtonnd Use ala lightered bird has been designed as tho official poster for the movement THE INSTHUOTION8 OF ABOUT 3500 a WATERVILLE March ll (Special) An Interesting volume Is now available at the Colby College Hbr7 by tho fntaoiFe Egyptian who lived about 1114 yean The book natructlonc of is Irani la ted lute English and eeatalna shrewd advice which If Just as timely today as It waa 140 yeare ago Several other valuable additions have recently hern made to tho college library They Include a eopr ot "liber eriptornm1 published by tho Anthers Club of Now York In ltll The copy was presented by Iter Alfred Anthony IX LLhjX Secretary of th Home Mtarionary Connell of New Yet Thta sumptuous volume Issued In a limited edition of til copies eontaine if I artl dec by no many Amei an author onah art tele signed by the writer Tbs kook can tains autographs of -suck well-known Hterary man na Hoary Van Dyke Irving Egan Hamilton Holt and Oscar fitianm FKEtFOR-ALL FIGHT AT PARIS CnY IAlL -7 FARIA Mareb vt Inside and 1 cu: city marked tho debate of: tka-manietpal wackern tor higher '-erafea triad te capture Ike 'voting waa -when Men el etaenrn wae put te a veta Yea minutes 1 ot free-for-all fighting but eventually a tom teawtfrof day i Pav'e lecivaH i Min dayipf-yi day hi It Ore Mrnlau I Ora II iwlaa WUnd-Si irgjjijji 11 ala FoFil 'Bath i- WAflUtNOTON March Ilc-The predicted Easter cold-weather blht was sweeping steadily eastward ant southward today By tonight no-cording to tho official torocasl um hlU high preesUTs area orlginxllc somewhere la tho Artie regions will have overspread practically tho satire eastern half of tho country By tomorrow Morning the weather man cays tho chilling fiaga-w ot tho Antic vMter wIU have spread frost ter south as mart hern Vtoit-with a sharply daellalng aoale of temperatures northward To the dnbtena Faster bonne! however ho doop bold oat (tho faint bop of a towlp ririag temperature flundey afternoon In addition te tbc gram too that tho dny wtil U'Y rriv WOPNBROIERGEIS- HEW TOMA Monk lt-A (WHMOoart Jury yeeterdey gave a Now fm woman brokey a ttt verdlet ngatott a Texas sU man charge Uwt game Harria had agreed te pay her ItAtM eamnilmlim i obtained a pnrehaaer ter ml but do la hie state vataed at ILtBI-HAj'tte nald she eempleted nr-rangemeata tor the sale wttb tee Benthern elalea Olt CerperaUon but Harris backed out 1 'r vletoaa ot the Tmfftpoatltlona Act its1 order would rodaeo Mm okarge fortmaeportntlon to poweetem hMe te buy MM mile tickets te AM a a ml la the potkoa says It kald that' the hrdcr Is discriminatory yhat creates aa undue prefrraaca Jn tw sor of tko hoidnrs -'ot' the ageelnl form of ticket Tho ekpertment of tryhlg farm Of Uekcts toe year no directed by the- aoiwmlaelim tt la as-erteA can Mold no tafonanttoa of value bora uae It can shew only tko number of peceone In the Unltad Stales who travel mm miles a rear and here MT te pay er ench tmnw portatlon In ad vnaca bnt mnaat how st all wkothor aaeb pomoaa would or wonM not have traveled te the same antent if tbs rednoed fare ticket had not been avaUahta REACHES THE RED tf OTS 1-ThMW tee FeenMse toteot od GoUai 03 Mb K5 males Me i FeirrOir belli betUSL Selevery- What TTMghl Thantae i ffPerfWaw Aneea All sad the Slsnfl- faalertiig labs tmntob had NIU NsldL Mwele Mali (Pertersueoes at Ik All an ll-Lew Welle Dewwr Ins- andrseeUe Min Ormee Fallsa: Weller Fiaket Carr 'Clifford ead Carir feature pie-tore Blabep of the liurki lo II IB Tetmills la "Catch My Ameke Hadysr Wsttea in pearl White la 'rtuathr? (Crawl ug eurtala at Heart i- tteml French fitSck Compaay -Ja "Tha pbmioa -U: NEW TORK-faTteh Iti-Waew' lecreuee Agwwtflqma with the steam'- hip Townndj workers at PortlunA Boeleii 1 New York Raithnqr' Newport New' ad' todir by Joseph Rren ylcopnwideal the International i iangehofoturn'e A)0ClatJon' In the porta monttom-A exceiitliig tkeee Hamptm Road ongiier an and cargq repair' men will r-eetve effective tomorrow ftc Instead of tic aq hour tor day we -u aqd 141 test cad of ft for time "In Newport Neve end Norfolk tho new' rates are 41 and instead of dd and Me to aeieept state weald take advaataga of the Hapard-Townor AoA Paying aa apprepriiMea of ID Mfi to ooadaet a dlvtaloa ot ehlld woltefA la aeoordaaoo wltk plana approved ty Federal Board of Maternal oad latent HygleaA 1 1 oma effected whereby the wages tho tower fitaeotflenttons win be faiereaeed at a cost 'of ltMAMt frnnea tertbe tax payers Outside fhs balLi several thousand qrorfceri held demonstratlea -r 'rs' i re im Mi i-- fngo fltolem 4 1 S'w'b.