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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY I10RNING, MAY 10, 1908.
THE KIT SAG
i
By Thoma. Cobb,
R." A LfRKD" COOPER alighted '
rom a riy at Brighton axa-nya
on good time for th. 11:U a.
m train to Victoria well-.
"but that is my bag on your cab. ;'"'
inueea w is not: was uie answer,
you ktndiv rotawayT':
If I 40." said Alfred, hardening bis
heart "It will be to give you into cus
tody. ' . ,;.;,
Leaning- forward, sne wenea on tne
r . dreseed. agreeable-looking young j,olnt ot thrusting her head out at tba
whose demeanor gave promise o:larth.r -i window: J.a ..urge, the cabman to
-.?K,7.T.i - drlva on. when Alfred made his tone
a,.tberal tip. more vehement - .
' "Will you have It In with you. glrT" "I mean what r sayr he cried,
asked a porter, causing Alfred to glance "There's not a moment to lose. I shall
hesitatingly at his rather large iclt-bag. . either take my or apeak to the po
As there seeniea to oe a goou y .haV'. Aa ir --hi-iona to
initials on it." V' &
Then they are bla also.
., .,; As there seemed to be a good many pas- ""h"V
; sengers thia morning, tie said he would -vl
:i beve H Jailed, and. haying; bought sev- nl?:.pg51' ,
" eral newspapers at the stall, he lighted 4hj?n th2v
a jvini' u ti.1 f.mnri a sa&t.
, Cm reaching the terminus, he began to
wish that he had brought hie bag Into
the Pullman car. so avoiding the trouble
and loss of time of regaining posees-
l aion. Walking toward the front of the
train, he stopped to speak to some
Jadle and the man who had Just met
them; then, having lost a few niinutus
fit- this way, Alfred Joined the throng
around the luggage van without, how-
. ever, being able to se his own bag.
Where's the reat of the luggage T
lie Inquired; but waa told there waa no
more. "But what,-' he demanded, with
" an anxious expression, "has become of
my kit-bag?" ' .
This was more than anybody seemed
able to tell him. and having given vent
to his feelings; with considerable
warmth, he accompanied a porter to an
I can't stand 4 herei" said Alfred
brusquely; beta ue, on a Closer inspec
tion, she looked so agreeable that it re
quired an effort to treat her as ahe de
served; and, withdrawing his head out.
of the cab as if to appeal to the eon
siRble at once, be saw-that she waa geu
uinclv terrified. ..--
"Oh, please please, she untreated,
"don't do anything horrid! " '
"Restore my property," was ' the an
swer, "and I -wilt let. you off." .
It Isn't yours," she said. "There
must be some mistake."
As ah waa speaking, the policeman
began to reproach the cabman for Mock,
in the traffic; tba cabman putting the
blame on to Alfred, who found himself
being addressed with more force than
politeness. , . ..
"i assure you, ne crmu. puiunn ma
office. He had seen the bag laoeiea, in.iri. ih. uhuiin. "t don't mill
placed on a truck and wheeled onto the tQ ,oae , ht of my bag, Tuen tne cuo.
.platform at Brighton, to which tba of- man Jerked hla reins, and as the horsa
vn . " -- - -- ; to ao. ODenea toe uour na w uvbh uj
Alfred. rrne ;oag contain. th rfde of the-"conveyer' Of hie bagi
lg clothes and a nice hol I gh drew herself Into a amaJl com-
demanded
hull bn in without them tonight
The official assured him of his pro
found regret, and began to take down a
'description of the miming luggage. A
large, drab klt-bae' almost new, with
. two '. crimson perpendicular atrlpes
painted on it and the initials "A; C In
llark.- ,-'::: ' '
Walking away from the railway sta
tionAlfred wondered what would be
the beat thing to do. Feeling'acant Interest-lit
any telegraphic inquiries, be
cause be was certain the bag had been
Jiut In the train at Brighton, and dnubt-i
ess stoien from the Victoria platform
whilst he ' was talking to bis friends.
The -fact that' the-company would be
responsible offered little satisfaction,
Alfred wanted to wear hla evening
clothes at a dance the same evening.
One could not have a new suit made In a
few hours, whilst the notion of wearing
ready-made garments appeared little
, less than appalling. Having walked to
Old Bond street, he consulted bis tailor
on the on chance ot nis naving a mis-
pui as possible, regarding tha intruder
witn cimrna inaigoanon. ' -
- "I didn't wish to have you locked
up, ha explained, aa the cab wag driven
toward the Btrand. i "Hut I should like
you to grrasp the fact that I Intend to
have my thing -I want to wear them
tonight."-- : "''' ,
"Hut," aha returned, "how ould you
wear them? My brother la a abort man
and you must be nearly six feet"
"It'a no ta trying to keep up tba
game," said Alfred,
"The bag belongs to me: my Initial
are on " it, ' .
"Haven't I told vou," aha demanded,
niiat they are my brothefsr
"What la his name?" v
"Arthur ChaiAbera,"
' 'Tou ar not Carried T" he asked. ;
"Certainly not.!'
"Then how la It." he cried, "that
there is J. A. on tha handbag you are
carrying?"'
- "Because Arthur is mv half-brother.
"What your name?" Inquired Al-
' lie thougnt they would be well worth As ahe walked away, Alfred offered Ma
having, and, in fact, Alfred Cooper was arm. ., t , ,' - ;.
rapidly losing his head, while yet aware "Y(tU may remember," a Id . Janet.
that she waa showing; a "comlng-on, dls-;' placing a- hand within It,- "I warned
position" expressly to delude him. Ob- you that you might feel aorryfor your-
serving that as he loaned . toward ' her elf thU evening.'- ,
lip8 were temptmgly dose to his own, "But how In tha - world." ha asked,
he auddenly. became reckleaa enough to "did you, get leal d of my. bag?"
tali himself, that tha kit bag.- hlseven-V ."Anyhow,"- '--ilia returned, ryou-wara
Ing clothes and even hla cousin's birth- o aupply your def lolency." . - y
day present might well be lost - , "Vou thlnk,"he cried anxiously, "it
t.A v. ...notci . - "Oh. vou are necfeet" aha aald. as
De
"Oh, X would do anything; to get fid lnf.y oegan - to waita. - ; ,
of you before we reach Liverpool! 'J?en8ely good of jorx." ha re.
Btreet." she answered. ,,,"And Jt will npt m "to . lake any notlceof mtr.
fan munv minulm" - , , 1 think Is was,'.' she admitted. "But
should ?aauW liayment n ad- 1 couldn't have asked Mis Bprrodaila
7."" a r q ? P y m"u,' a to bring you to me if I hadn't to offer
- "What would It beT" aha asked, when. AbSut h hse-v- ' v ' ' ' '
wM utltmhcrerVohe,r n 'a? ' 1 t f brother at Mverpool street "
J-k't-fiJiI Clf h 'ejtPla',. aa Alfred steered her
CS-tJ V-HJi tp.dra'I.8klUfulfy lu and out of the crowd? -and
away, he felt her body stiffen as hit retold him about, mv Bventur-Laii n
arm tightened about ter ; waist y:ltT SuSSTBv
manner had become gTave and the color when he oamo to look at tha bag. he.
went out of her clieeka-- ' t v confounded me by saying that he fan-T
'I ahall pay your price." ! ' J-f-W pied he had made a mistake. Hia key
fiuletly, looking reproachfully Into hl wouldn't open It; we forced the lock
eye, but I shall always-" hate . you, with the aid of a porter that is really
Mease be nice and get out of the cab.",, tha i sweetest set of brushes!"'! sh ,
aha entreated, and the next-instant tha cried, ' as they came to a standstill..
horse had a topped In Moorgate street j'Of - course," Janet added -on the way
while Alfred was standing on. the pave- ;to , the conservatory, "your bag ahd
mcnt'gased at by haatenina; clerks. . Arthur's are as like as two peas."
"Tnanlt you very much," aha faltered, "What, can have become - of- hla?"
her head at the window: "I ahaU gee asked Alfred. -
you thia evening." - v ; ;;, , , ; ' ,"The,theory , aald Janet, "that the
8ha tried to smile aa the horse ' re- initials and the red stripes being the
started, and Alfred atood on the? curb aame, he took vour bag in place of hla
gaalng wistfully after hia kit bag. That own; and that hi must have been stolen
waa his foible.- Hpeclou aa her man-.jrom.-the platform. , Anyhow," ahe ad-
ner might ba. he knew -that ana naa set yauns av.tne cionnroomi
heraelf to hoodwink-him, ; and he had nd poor 'Arthur waa obliged to go to
coolly allowed. himself to b, her vie-;tronjr without' -" ; iv. r- - 7 r -
tlm. 'the idea of meeting her at Mr. 1 Seated beneath 'a palm in Mr. Borro
BorrodaiU'a was, of course, absurd; eh dail' conservatory, Alfred learned that
had. only stolen hla bag, but got away -Arthur Chamber, having kicked over
under hi eyes with the wag ; :; - the trace at the aga of ti, had been
Alfred felt more than half Inclined cast 'Off by Ma step-father, who wu
even now to- follow her - to- Liverpool . Janet' father, : She had been forbidden
street; but aomehow, ha could, not bring Jo, bphT any oommunlcaUori with her
himself to ga back on the ' bargain, nialf-brother.o -but -l had dlaobedlently
which It geemed he had ridiculously pronvised to meet him at Victoria. So
made. Beside, there remained the Jecting a four-wheeled cab to avoid he
preaaing, question about clothes; and, ,;" l" iJ11"; company, she had flnnl
haing a hanoom. he waa driven again S6"! b uppoaed) oij
to Viol orla- where. a he exoected.' t0 Liverpool .street whilst Arthur paid
visit to a money lender of his .nc-
s - able to
gness to
"I KNOW WHAT TOU HAVE STOLEN." HE URGED.
fit suit of the right else; then, having frert.
iet with nothing more .- useful than "jsnet Armlstead I met him at Vie- ,
aympathy, Alfred entered a restaurant torla "
In Piccadilly, devoured a hurried lunch- irrhen you admit you have com from
eon and coming out again wltlr a cigar- there" . 7
e-tte between hla II pa, was startled to. "Of course," ahe returned. "Arthar
ee oppoalte Air street on the roof of had traveled from Brighton and I had
a four-wheeled cab his lost bag; there promised to meet htm." .-
could be no mistake about it he reoog- , -t dropped him only Jiiat befor you
Tilzed the two crimson stripe, to aay spoke to me," she answered. "I think
nothing of hi own initlala. you might believe me." she added.
Although there was a great deal of Her eyea looked tearful, and Alfred
traffic.' and the cab moved slowly, he ensured himself she waa a clever ao
was quite unable to obtain a glimpse of. tress, against whose wile it behooved
Its occupant Ha wa determined, how- him to be-on hia guard. They were
ver,t not- to let the thief escape, and a-rev eyes, to the influence of whioh he'
after a momentary hesitation, began to had alwaye been a little auseeptlblo. It-
rtin along the crowded pavement, heed- was true that no fault could e -found
leas, for once, of appearance, until the with her peech or manner, but the faot
rah was brought to a standstill by the remained that Alfred' bag waa on the
uplifted hand of ihaJolloeman- at Plo- roof of the oab and that he Intended to
cafltlly Clrcu.". c . Ret it back into hi own lawful pos-
f ortunateiy, me norse stoppea iose eession.
to tne cur D, ana in' an instant Alfred
was at the window, flushed bv.hla ex
ercise, when. Instead of the ruffian "to Liverpool Street atatton.
whom he hoped and expected to aee, he". - "Then so am I," said Alfred, and she
beheld a charming girl of 20, admirably looked at him betwixt tear and a smile,
lresnel. with a quantity of loosely ar- breathing a deep slirh. . .
ranged. 1 reddish-brown ha1r.'i' -" .:' "Tort can scarcely Imagine," h ex-
Alfred Instinctively took off hla hat claimed, "that I mean to let ybu take
.although the formality seemed auper- away my property. But," he added, "if
erogatory where a thief waa concerned: you like to drive -to wherever you live,
and she flushed delightfully with what the baer-can be opened v .
might have been indignation on being: "I shall certainly do nothing of the
accosted, Iff a person ot average hon-'klnd." she answered,
estv, "Then you must put up with mr com-
"I beg vou t pardon," he exclaimed, pany for the rest of the day. You are
"Where are we golngT he asked.
"I am on my way," he answered,
entirely In my power. I should hate
to tell the Jarvey to drive to the police
station; but still," said Alfred firmly,
"I Intend to have my sag."
Aa ahe leaned back In her corner,
breathing quickly, he, felt that he was
becoming more and more dangerously
Influenced bv her charm; still, fore
warned 1 forewarned, and he waa de
termined not to ba cajoled. Her fore
head waa. puckered beneath the brim
of her ptctare hat. and she seemed to
be aatttng the priiigR in night of the
bird. Inasmuch a she wa obviously
planning soma device to circumvent
"8uppose,,M ho suggested. "j bring
the bag inside the cab. . You will find
that my key' will open It I will de
scribe the content and prove what you
know already that li 1 my properly."
Her demeanor now changed; ahe
aeemed to throw aside her former ap-
rrehenalon, and drawing slightly closer
0 Alfred, she looked Into his face with
a ravishing smile.
"Are the content very valuable T'
lie ,aked.
"Oh, well. he answered, not drawing
away, "there are my evening togs, anil
ao forth. You see, I am going to a
party tonight And," he explained,
"there" a rather decent set of silver
mounted hair brushes and things."
. "What" ah asked, a they were driv
en along Fleet street, '.'can" you want
with silver-mounted hair brushes and
things?" '
Alfred's sensations were now of a
very mixed description, and, while he
did not doubt that she had assisted to
teal his ' bag, he found himself con
stantly addressing her as if she wore
a member ot hia own distinguished set
"It is my cousin's birthday dance,"
he said, "and I bought them as a pres
ent. My aunt lives in a jolly old house
at Kntghtsbridge, you know Mrs. Eor
rodaileJ1' "Now," cried Janet "that is rather
odd! Because you will meet m at Mrs.
Uorrodalle's dunce tonight." '
"Good Lord!1' muttered Alfred.
"Bo you will confess you have made
a ridiculous blunder?"
Alfred, quite close by this time, ex
amined her face with intense perplex
ity. "How many children has my aunt?"
he suddenly blurted out
"I haven t the remotest notion."
."What," demanded Alfred, with a tri
umphant air, "is the nnme of the girl
who comes of age today?"
"I really can't tell you." " '
vYet you are going to her partyl" he
exclaimed, with withering contempt.
"JLady Weathampton offered to take
me," was the answer. ''Instead of Bar-
aecuting me any longer, you. ought to
ask me to save you a waits,", ah added.
trying with perfect auccesa to look into
hia eyea .
"You have not answered, my ques
tion," he eald sternly.
"Welt"-'Bhe-retumed, "I am not accus
tomed to be scowled at by young men."
"By Jove, no; I pet you re not," he
exclaimed. -
"I can assure you of one thing," she
Suggested. "You will be feeling tre
mendously sorry for yourself at about
1J o'clock this evening."
' 'If we bring the ba Inside." aald Al
fred, aware that his firmness was be
coming - diluted, "you would at ' onoe
sen
"Certainly not," she cried. "Besides,"
she continued, resting a hand on his
sleeve, "you are going to be really nice
now, and I will aave you two dances.
But if you Insist oh coming to the sta
tion " f -
I do." he returned. '
"Then you will meet my brother!" .
'Thank heaven I shall have a man to
deal wltn at last! aald Alfred.
"We is not so delightfully pattsnt as
I am," she answered. "There would be
a disturbance-" -i
"And you and youryour brother
would -be locked up,", said Alfred.
"In that case," she cried lightly, "you
would lose your dances, although, per
haps, you don't think they would be
worth,'-, haying." . ,:--
nothing bsd been heard abovt his lost 'j''" jw,iAifre.rw
property, .From the railway station he un3,nd' ;".
unwlllinai
ki,Vi5a;- LZ rt,Tin ?i;e "rive him to her father's house to prove
.hnf.t lha f ame' IS ood faith, or. Indeed to take any
iaJi-J?-. fc.i.e thm -hKh "'P whIh might lead, Mr, Armlstead
JJiSW. V.T ' . J? h uPeot she had met Arthur Cham
succeeded in borrowing a dreas suit, hers that dav - -
While dressing at the club, where be 'uf course," she said, opening and
had secured a bedroom for the one shutting her fan. "it would have been
night, these borrowed plumes caused a little Inconvenient If you had really
him considerable misgiving; there given me into custody, especially aa it
were certain creases about the shoul- happened that the missing property
dera, which resulted in acute mental waa actually in my possession, lnei
agony. and he likened himself to ' a dentally,'.' she added, "I gained some
trussed fowl. In tie meantime, be experience, because you had known me
could not prevent his thoughts from onl.J,Bn hour " .
dwelling upon Jnnet Armlstead, as she "Things happen at first sight some
had named herself, and he wished very times," urged Alfred, looking sheepish,
ardently that a miracle might happen. . believed I was a thief, a fhor-
.,.. 1,. v,i.i ... t,., fe.fn-r tha OUShly abandoned person"
urged. "Besides," he added, "it didn't
come off." '
"Or you wouldn t be sitting her nt
like 5011
im In the habit
night came to an end. -
Sucn a denouement, however,
ap
peared absolutely impossible, until he
entereo Mrs. Borrodaile s ballroom at .v." 7. u;h. Vxclaimed 8
half paat ten. when Janet was almost tn i1w,omt"t-W,..,J-:J-.
charming than ever in white silk tjparn Wat
trow. : W ,lll not dlaenes vnur habits"
Then he became the vici m er pain- ,n, answered. "I am afraid." she cried
Jul reaction He had actually treated m moment later, "you will have to go
her as a thief.., He had forced Wi win- id Liverpool street for your bag."
pany upon her, had threatened her with m,Wf they give you a ticket at tha
all manner ot pains and penaJtlo. The oioakroorar he asked eagerly,
consequence wa that, while he longed ''Why, yes"
to make peace, if that were possible, ha "Then I can't recover the bag wlth-
lacked courage to ask for an lntroduc- out HI". t
cousin came to his side and took hi am sure I don't know where! I will
arm. try to find it and post it to yau."
"The prettiest girl In the foom has "Or." he urged. "I might coma to
actually asked m 16 introduce you," fetch it. Please let me come?" he en
ald Miss Borrodalle. treated. And that first visit was by no
Who who is that?" he demanded. means the only ope. .Although Arthur
"Janet Armstesd , friend of Lady Chamber did not succeed In regaining
Weathampton. Why, Alfred, you are as possession of his kttbag. he waa. before
red as my roses." ' many months passed, enabled to meet
A moment later- he atood bowlrfg to his sister without secrecy, when sho
Janet Whose, demeanor caused Miss enjoyed the more complete freedom ;t
Borrodalle to wonder more thati' ever, a married woman. .
STUDYING THE PROHIBITION QUESTION IN
THE SOUTH-What G eorge W. Peck Considers Anotker
AN OCTOPUS OF JUSTICE FOR THE SHARKS
!nah4amb.fret OF CRIME Continue J From First Page of Tkis Section
yv question of , 0 '
be found anywhere, but It feel the
trouble and all business men wear an
anxious look, instead, of the care free -
look of old. The Savannah
oommerce has taken up
YlaT n -t-lii Mr.,Tsmr rt FiltT Se- 4LA' T P,"onlDUlon' nM ,MUeI roli- er,minals who have prun Into eon- taiackmaUIng eheme, th first daring Clurleo to the point where he-would
ieW OT tne XTlOVement TO lintireiV PtOP tne Welle Of J-iqUOr ons on thellquor question which are plcuou, notoriety during a twelv- robbery, undertaken in their native risk M life to the vengeance of the
' : . , . . . A I A tnn Inn tnr thia a-ettMa Th. month. v land. - ' band.
11111, oo, as occanion arisen, wpi- ye even With the wisest precaution u-ii, iioi-n..
sent to tne uo- with,uch exens of precaution as macxmaiiera were capturea on payaay
as they are cap- .n.. iih in tha imnractiahla nun- who had In their pockets not only their
Bertlllon measure- n,i .v.i.m thnr would oame some own pay checks, but as many as a dozen
TLANTA; Gb May .-After doing a kind of beer containing so little al- I.,i21025L?--?Ki?,2!;-H.". ha" nS prMen I4.W ot QTOr- li W lTihtinKK the coperatlon 3t tr. ' " .i.oi. them brinttmidated fellow-quarrymen;
TBnnesse and watching; It. thou- IJnlc ihe whit" man or' "woman who beVomes r.".nca"7-.?p,e? I?! J.S..... And the American product alone 'or their vic-
sands - of express , packages bot I aid it U drlnkU the time, rat- M' to IU use. That is on of the ,ut, "n that it forbids the manufacture 7t ths TeV-untrv . BUf it is fa? from be! ve ample employment "r"" r"7 u" uoney' ,
.,v- .vii..av.i. . ,-,,. -Ju .rWJr J t,iJl,.hV0,iA. niot sorious questions that now faces !nd t mi - h.v. B..ti. ?u iv.? "S"."lr.!' ?.u.iit .fu1'0?!.?.!: for all the skill and energy of the Hillside, In Lawrence county. Penn-
- ' . m r . . . tna fifllAPAA Vana. wf a ef -In ' tha Mntaeh ... a .. : . .
and .eelng the package. f'owmnMowjtni jK u.l of cotneT nr bv goinr ana 7' iti.!?0 i1"""1 Lr"2luiL
... ..,..v.. . j kvln . b . a rt..,, minrm . ' 7' I . " r . V uiuiiiuikuium, ui ,iuciratK. t. ...,l. th. Kverv HOllHrt In the, II MVI rantl nrl a.
ihd-be w framed tSlVTrtmlnV.; nei. In rheTarlous form.Tfdettlve " present : It. major utility would, shotjrun .loaded with ..Kauge shells.
rhlch looked Uke the old stuff, and I SrJ g-- on uie on hand and distilled spirits on classed under tha" head of police pro- ataie. . ' '
viuai, a iu iniuiji vi i-iie ina.au- lannnn iri nnin moui in tnair neiiar as conaiuoni buuio .now, a. ktoud vl Raiuaii.i'.oi, an inan ui 01,
r beers, ale and native wines, that nnnroniuilnn such aaithls. nur- anarchists mar be arrested In New hd been wantonly murdered. When an
3v Oeorge W. Peck, former governor open for th sale of alleged soft drinks, nuisance, can imagine what it means to tions call upon the business men of ,.7. Ji:..?0'.?v!.
of Wisconsin, who is traveling in th boiled eggs anu other non-lntoxtcanta. a community in which thousands of Georgia to rallv a train at nrohlbltlon as SXthiva Criminal aa
south studying th prohibition ques- Urinks containing cocaine, it is said, are colo,rdK Pope are going the downward ! ""J" V th statl l thai turld with the fTl Bert
tton. ,y ,. -.v... .-iBoM freely to negroes and -ehU4ren;an4 TSJSJLSJ'K4 -L" W. "Ftl Biefili Tt&hM. "
-Arteraoing a Kina ot ueer containing so little al- i'Clr" '"""v:J't h"u
nr it thou- cohl that It wouldn't intoxicate a rab- 'J"" effect that morphi
'.J.-a u -"owed to foam out of a beer rh' n or woman wh
i V package bottle, and it Is drink all the time, rat- dJfCt.Ll 0nit,V,ilhath.1?
indie With tie stomach pop or any .old thing, with ft? BtS?2 "il0,n' th,t
packages an ocoaaional. squirt of old rye injected iV
care.
SfrarllSrirm bureau. ., it ha, sufficed to-giv. more fyivanta, a .ftronghold of the. band, had
l w-s iki. " : . . . r. . F. . , . it.!-. mm Amn flvm(nr ror tnA sma.rii- i-t-vu.j wuimhu i y kuuwii o finuuwu.
placed In th' extra car, I. got on th know, "'.t you nA it for what as uytn It at a drug store.- knowing chamberf commerce out state law! '-Tha Tme who "iNetasTimrt. Ian of public safety essaying the duty Every house in the pla. conta
am. train and rod. to AUanta, fearing yoT'l saw V prfnTer taking dSwn I . JuVU.n",,? should be w framed tordrrimlnaWe new fharlou. forS"W .?cUt; KlJtSl&l TXZ T con fglfgleVunou "bTcno
-it th-t-th. t th. . . a .h. neck a bottle of near beer, or beerlna TLn-,fa. 'n"a;l!Jp, -Lnt,0-t? "y"en? against malt and fermented beverages work and crime rebresslom commonly therefore, be manifest In the United fontajnin single bui lots big cno
7 . w" which looked Uke the old stuff, and I "fSITf ---
xrain snonia me anotner iram, tnose asked him bow he liked it "Oh. it Is
express ear, loaded with liquid dyna- sort of filling." said he, as he wiped oft
mite would telescope
I - would be cut
Email 1 1 ' . , . , . , . r. ui vua uia-uu- leotion, are unanimous in tneir Deiior oonuiuoni imng .uuw,
ut maybe th Almighty Is solving a factur of beers, ales and native wines, that no' organisation such asithls, pur- anarchists may be arrested
nrivata as it aeceasarllv must re- York, and promptly upon their, capture, officer undertook to make an arrest.
main, can be Invested either with th photographed. The evidence against hundreds of Italians assembled to res
resourcea tr th. power requisite for them, insufficient for conviction, per- cue bis Prisoner, and usually succeeded,
coping with th .country-now mult I- mlt of their release, while their pe- Not all the men active in the pro
form crime. - rlod of residence prohibit their de- tracted conspiracy were captured In th
The only power that can Insure portailon as undesirable immigrants. round-up; ono loader fled to PlainfleUl,
adequacy of rang ' and efficiency of Th "group" is broken np, o far as New Jersey, another to Messina Springs,
tnathnsl 1a that . nt, th -fartaral a-nvern. New , York la concern! for tha locsl a third to. Rochester.
mentj maintaining a bureau devoted ex- authorities see to it that their place of Expensive and troublesome search re-
i . . . w . .n . I . I. . nnilaalMhltt tn th.m . rlftlmnH th m nn hu mm. .1 th.n 1- I
nm ni i h. nm. Ta tiu arlv such aa all a marina n. k. r'u'T.",A-Vl''.y""J-" r. " "12 j," '.'I'.VTi.'-'VriL
' I had more faith In a prohibition Whit people Of the south, even thOUgl P.e?P' Who .ix months ago were prohl- nnmnlata -nnnaratlnft . with tha nnltna But. disnaraed into a dosen individual would b relentless anil that thalr own
our Chair car and " sleeve, -"""i "-orfreouent assault, .mon iMltVttrhin'wnim
with broken glass and wh . Vood glass of old liZTZ unprotected women. If the cocaine In hlbiting all distilled spirits and liquor
whiskey and be hold my own lalklng to my wife, but ffi l1!'"1!"!" V.C; TO .h..
elllng Uke a rectifying I drink : thl. beerlne she Ulk. all y-VT-j; 'WXa "AaTS: "ii "AiU5h ro In Georgia" todav" iZrtSA
but nothing happened. Tlurt mVk.T!l,' own business, and not have sand enough vines i bar the low saloon and
a state that is all dry. ? l Just stand up lik a dog beg- tn nrnu-iin, ai.t,n -h,,- h. i... f, barrooms, keen whlair- e. h.
'h.D Z.Z.ln- f cSnt utter mv ' thou.W. Sd"lT out P"1. hlm. ?!. ?-. ll&S.r- PH-.
..' w iniLLiiig v r i ii i r-pi iihi hth nn hnpilk h hi , ww. awn UDuaviur, sa. iittrannii i iiiw
drowned ' In 8quixrel
carried home sin
, establishment;
and I. got into
according to law,
vslaM n or Inn- n t
boring wet states, in th. first of Janu- Aoor and lie down on the mat
ady (leorgla became dry by act of the
.legislature, every aaioon ana oar waa state oeing actually drv a
closed, ana au liquor was snippeo away tnan j i oo now. I had a friend who had or unwilling to work and landa him in yw" - r-Jer J"-ttlrt.e-Uv ; organteatloni " n4.b.:p.nl; onf . r. ipy doseRflt-he .85 anarchist ward to .testify.
mo u-jr iKiui, vr ini i ubh, vcvu u.i.,n.iiiH i citrn jew inonina j " ww v"v huuw, jh nnin nw . . umuu iui inr institutions of the various states and canters oi tne country, to arrmate witn
"r ..'"'" . , , . . . .... - - ..... -.o-- ((,,-,, . r ., . . ' " complete .cooptnuun . wii-a, mo ponce -out, antftraru "w uiramt imuitiuihii w , viuiiiirpi nuu inai iiieir own
whllo ago ths se ot the drug makes him unable bit PWt kind, now say. and deteellv bureau, th cml-publlo menaces, they betake themselvea to any lives ware measurably safe, came for
d who had ?r unwilling to work and land him in l..-BsHer vMkr-HaatoUv : ormnlsationa and , the nenal one' or any dosenot.he . 85 anarchist ward to testify. .
pie of the south had rather support a never did harm anybody. Let the far- clU.s.
large proportion of the criminally In- mer or ueorgm raise hops and barley -.it iii4 ikuii mi tt niiuAtt. anma virtnnusiv nmtestin ."ocietv" in been ervin nt
and a sort of paralysis seised the whole ago and some of us decided to send him
of nna tt tha an-eataat atataa in tha to a Keelv cure, but ha heirareri off aav.
union, the -empire state of the South." Ing the humiliation of going to a Jag cllned blacks in safe quarter than to nd corn and rloe and grapes and not for aBereeoUble PhUadWhia,
-lucuiuu ricu hj ai " V.T 71 1":. V s-"" ,r."v'v "'r..r,v' .r "5 "r .7? h.n.H. ..J v:1l "."'"'"! getner witti some corresponaingiy in- rocuy
"utaieu ur "rv'3 "'-'"L """fl'V".,";?.' creased Bxpensa hot also a conslderal- Seal
aome ranltly "red' group In
Since last September 26 leaders n,1
Chicago, thugs of that single Mafia band have.
or some coterie in Pater-
Jersey, notorious for it fe-
how. made from our own hops and barley, lil additional
hay. I tnwMt hvln thmn tlonl lern.
titintv th. im ninnt itm rv..ff itm him f riend that wa tend him in m. aiir loons in cities Wfte
enough prohibition state. That met than the soft drink Joints are
.. ... . ' - u. . with hla nvnmvsl nnd tha irmmval.nf Tlinn aaloons wera nnf alloweil trt
" "fV J'"""r" Jf"rrr hla frlerula an4 an . nt hf.'. t ... ' (ahlna anH rhalra nr aexra a. li.nrh Ifh W do nOW. With
be loaded tor tiSTports of the world. o11 Oeorgia, where I had been told you drinks, and no women were allowed in quarreling over.our
. oe ioaaea xpr in pons ox m wona. .-...j-.,. ... . jrit in h. hi. inv rnnm innta,i wlti. uiinnn ha a wet nlace and i
iw HC. of eJTtten SSd oThawJi. n.VS ' love Zr money. I thought he could wen being compelled to stand up 'to a drink rlght, now, by g"osh.
maHa tha num.. f .,ri, .it .m ant PnJoy tne lovely spring climate, and not par ana -mm nor leave
joons naa io cioao at i
vilaht n t Mfni n itlniM
am rlghuy informed. Now the soft ma negro zrom getting liquor, but. "- " rgHnising
three to ten years In the nenitentlarv.
It might all have been avoided. De
nials of Italians to the contrary, the
expenditure - by the na- st
Scarcely a single chief of police has Mafia in this country is steadily' pro
hls command the data which would, gresslng toward a cohesive organiza-
h an h-hiAp.pJi-ltnm3 "OiJ government and, above all else, enable him to "move them, on." a flew
miV iatui. 8.hH, the surmounting of difficulties unsur- York did; to keep them under survell
i J5m M- tvw paased fn th annal pf criminology. lance, or event to identify them. Alt
I Will go and take On r , rT-r.. . tha eotl inJ illfflrillt detective wnrlt
av2 It " andUFhe.a- 60 mVfffeastTn XilaSla. who 'favored otrlm0." wo"uld ' vtiZ-J Wo the enabled bim'to cirry that bmnch 'to: HZ
St an early ho"r prohibition a year ago" .ay In effect Ucuy to What It. chief or director mJi$,h w,'a rniarkable pitch of discipline He was
o'aVd n8uW If fwj, were m.dto belfeve that .w. woula lVXi-?J"L&Z,&iLm JSTSic n.' Zl IVZ"&1
tn naw tng inTi iwva liih iiBEro irnm ruiting? iinnn hi "Miir- ui v khiiuiiik uiiiLirHs diis vx, v
n jolnu are opn all th time, table, and h can : get - It better than ever, while Peflence and his -dlacretion, all the re- .,,,J "
to chairs are allowed, and women and V g? about wanUng a drink occa- would depend, v . ff. a-r.a
In men. regardless of whether they belong slonally, but ashamed to take on. and ,Avnn nen 3ohn B- v7IlWe chief-. J" f-J?
... cnaitanooga rrom tne irlena 1 had sent ecn oiner, or ever saw men oiner a.e ircnw ana we are ' j L" "u,,"u of avarveitv.lt nnnll-a tn tha nean-r. . . . V. ... C -T- i - n . t "
in OeorgiaJIIke a him to, that I had bettir hurry down a before, sit together snd enjoy th aoft cussed hypocrites and now w favor him of handling some of the more in- tefchet men" of thS Chinese tZZZ ?-e. k2.Ii,,,.Baron5!ax 8htnb.u",
f .clear sky. The mv Jag friend needed aid and counsel, stuff, arid eat and drink until they hav good beer and wine, and to hell with trlcat phase of crime, might be equal l - h. ? h- H? U baron. ; After countless
' - i oeing aoie to get a anna n would oon
!?A,.uTi17' J7.te!C and told them he was a friend of mi
live until alter tne Dresiaemiai eisc-
iblllties, his x-."er,oul3r Pernicious. ,. - . . ... - on of whom had boen known for year's
Ku !iuiu m pwiu iinmiu-K oy pnoiograpn, recora ana wcrtlllon
vtilt.M h. mrt ...1mm . th. ll.fl. ' . . . . . . ...
h. a . - nk.i,. , ar. .linm,- -n nm.n -...I we wn shntit - wantin - ai. . suits would nannii. - , " .u.cd-.u.. niruurrnicnii i every ponce cmer and
tlos. hoping things will be bett.r. but hVace im inT T mt V liirem .'hii. K men. regardlea 6t whether thev belJni slonally, but ashamed'to take on. no A man such ss John B. Wilkl. chiefs JL? V7- " wiloh detectlva in the United States.
fearing that they will be worse. rh.tt.nV,n.. r.X, th. .i.'.t v. . .; tn each other or mw rh other Our throats are narchao anA of the secret service, with veara behind lnu r.ar uPen.P"")fa..'"" .ponce
at lVlliUiVIVII V.BUIQ IU
-'. clao of thundf r out of
brwers and liquor men thought wa " Jnr VB I eve ww Wi VoHar kllf rMepr ll win to tli wlnlt th and hereafter I will vote for beer, and Richard, Blvve.ter. euperintendent of v tlffnhi K-2y Max Shlnburn emigrated to Belgium
not a half rad idea, because country gone his shirt soiled hUVes red! and man gives him on th. sly and put. In yould not be afraid ta see a negro drink the police force at Washington and ?vr. from Jjw'TO.. with hj fa million dollars in cash, tha
communities "which could not afford po- ne was trVlng to walk siht but a thlnibleful tf dope. beer, because Instead of driving him president of the national bureau tof ' 'Li offl?Vt0.ni" which ha considered fair reward
S lice protection could prohibit the sale couldn't He took im to his room and In addition to Ch. other troubles in crasy it make, him smile, and puts Identification. Is an official already tn fJipP,,,i?Jlisert,on" Jn?nr their Ital- for his unequaled art in boring through.
Vnf Intoxicants to those who misused tha there were over 40 bottles he had dr5r -. nickel theatres spring up money into the collection plate at hi touch with many of the prime eaaen- la5. ""w?n- ,.,,....,. the old-fashioned iron safes of a quar-
. stuff.- All was going along smoothly: ordered by express from TennessM aSd whore saloons go out of bdslness, and ehurch, while whiskey make him want .tlala. . . jiJXJS, 'ah ?h-nt.in; tsr ot a century ago, -
cities that could regulate the aale and he aaid I wai mistaken in the prohtbi- re crowded with men, women and chil- to hold up the oxton and steal th General Bingham, at th,bead of New t?." W ViTiJ -h..- bought a title, invested. Jn a silk
protect the people from Injury at the tton that was T su p wsed to exist in dren,. who swill soft stuff and laugh at collection plate." ( . . York's police department, 'has wrought 'teel 1 and .iron pi ant s whos. mill and became a solid subject ot an
hands of 'those who would drink too Georgia He said all Pa man needed l was stale shows thdt are bawdy, and, the Citixens of Georgia tell me they never "ueh order out of much chos; and a rePr.e",n,t b.,Lfh, hu "I33; ot mlll'on equally respaoUble monarch, king Leo-
m.,.h . . . .... . . , . , ,kA . ; . . , , , T . . . 4. V?- hAnn..nh ..!.-. .(TO. M,Mn't n Kmm.- UW Q ll,.h a rhlnmi fn A. William A - 71 nlr. rtnn. ha- .n A 'Sieeded thBtDA rtiCUlSr UmeStOne in their nnlil ' -Tl 1 1 1 th - famlnln. -.tMMtlnM. .e
. u ... i " . , m . . li.l , . . m-nrlr th. iinn n Airao In tna innnlv Tjt. . u . . . , . . . ,
. " . . , . " ----- ' . . " - vwuiw ue uruilfc All 11 Iff ' . , , " . . -' . . , . ' . hlKHU- k ' t
legislature met. Tne memoers or tne lime, ana I. could readilv nelteva 'Mm , m morning,: ana iney ooni iiir "; nps p-?n witnin ine r!cira wt--" wiiitn naa encuumerea v ; " ... ... ---- -kcj uin Dnwu me rouiouo wneet
legislature 'had not been Instructed to-He was given a ticket "to Kwlcht I ill- say, even a. nickel theatre Jag 1. pretty la.t two month, and no on would be jnapy such 'conditions and emergencies. rfd up grave embrraesment..-- , and the eltek of the dice ruined him.
pas- a -prohibition ' law. and none of. noi, and I gueM he has bad Via nrstbad.-- - -. surprised to the next legislature do. would probably be sorao room for-..Th strangest feature of the deser- The baron, doing a-small "Job" in,
them thought ot such a thing when shot nf the gold cure bef ore this " And now,, what 1 going to b. th re- something that will show that Georgia selection of a suitable chief. tlons was that largo numbers of the "Europe to put himself In funds, returned
they left their homes snd convened in And that la tha trnhi. i .v ult ot prohibition in Georgia? Already Is not a state of emotional cranks, but National limitations of effectvleness oiinrrymen, able to command wages of to the United States, and embarked
session at. AtUnU a year ago. Bud- negroes, that such laws re ...nnlLi h! th PPl9 are getting tired Of it and that they are going to slse up old would speedily, and of necessity, be y. were discovered An the -m. upon- a series ot burglaries that were
denly a bill for entire prohibition in benefit They know thtt whf,P. d. men, who served in the last legislature Georgia beside New York, and demon- overpassed by the vast, crime bureau, ploy of railroads, content with 1.5 a the despair of the detectives, as thev
the state was introduced, and soon the get all the ' flouor thiv i ' n an 'rom counties ar being retired. - or strata that she Is capable of self gov- because international cooperation must da? for Work which waa infinitely more were the despair of the baron. All were
trouble began. Though there is a state state, by sending out ot tha tL fSU beaten-at-the primaries by - men who eminent by reasonable people, and that he sought and. Indeed, demanded If exhausting. Not pne .would explain failure, and all were hall-marked br
law against lobbying In or about the and they feel that thev -a ,ri TiV.it ..IjZi are fPr local option, but not'State wide her people are not small beer politl- the Mafia, th anarchists and the whole -why he had aVandoned comparatlvn the methods that became antiquated
capitol building, the prohibition forces as a white man and entitled. to T lust thTw,hlbtlon' who believe in allowing a dans, or people , that soda water lag .varied brood of foreign-reared crim- prosperity for hard-driven poverty. . , when safe makers devised the modern,
took possession of the legislature men. same rights, so wber thev iMad t Jit "re city ..to decide whether U shall be makes dangerous. The time is passing Inats la to be eliminated here,, - After-every inducement had been of- chilled eteel article. , ' ,
women and children. They held prayer an occasional drink tt gin. or a1u. "of 'wetJ. or, drv- not allowing a county when the people of Georgia wlll.be sad Crawbacks of the passport system, fared and after .11 means of solving the Wounded from one desperate ' battle
r,.Beiin- in tha hutMln and even in beer, and let-ttrenn thor- ih.-r?"0 f to decide for a city what It shall do. and smlleless. Vow you sen few people so clearly defined by Secretary Straus. mystery had been tried, the detective with" the law. dogged with tha ner.i.t.
,1 . . K1 u- Of TO
ih lecialative halls, sang hvnms and Jug, keep it in their houses or hii. i ftom" counties In which there are large wno laugn Decause tney reel like laugh- wouia .oe minimised In the admlnlstra- .."1 or the nkertons was caned in. cnoe and the perapicacitv which the law
buttonholed the member, until life b. - sotnewhero, and when they tide a drink. " SJi- vote a city -dry. that is, the ing. , jn most place tof business there tion or a highly trained bureau forces -It developed-that a -Mafia rjand had can display when it is constantly defied.
rams a nuroen to ine poor jawmaxera. "'v " ti craxy in tire head. : th -m. T.. i. 2 ".i : "im .U,n. r v "in J r !?.....' . . ' m.iVn k i1? 'ntor- . "2. i. i u Xl I ".ou'l ,1'"r" la"1 ru" aown.
i.-wji um.u inn viljr j , a,,,o. , " - nv uwuui vria- ih-.iwii HM.iiinuou u j .. lureif n govern- u nvai ly treij' , wu, n.uiu- wuu v(ou m ( A DC JUUUfli , ne ralieO, IO One Of
They were labored with, men and women
gotpn their knees before the member ejL XrJ XZ2JE2 "'" bS1JLV.m rdrh got m. It
to vote ary; cnn- L.w T "" muc is not Trail S.JL , v v. - . . - hi. irikr'i- . . ' ..... MV : r . ii T VT"1 . ""? .. uiiii.i ...w im n unoii i umo Jwr inose . aogrnnea new
Of MS
ana. empioyea tnem to vote ary; cnii- : . i . ' T . .2 is not irn v,wi. w....ii
dren were brought in. and they sang and 'h'uhi a,nA..t,h .B.tn" hy. hr other, t w" til4 J"? If. J
cried; preacners ana
camped on the trail
sen tat Ives, escorted them
Jng places ana cacx
items somewhat etnc
-outhern gentlemen are. they wound up hnL nri mln"Vn,,: 1J? :?. They kr,Q
ny passing tn ory law, an tnat never- p,nle who emnlov T-i- .P"- r the
.-.am Aa..1,l tkara ak aa nrlab 9 ktl1 vak T. .r T
W RltUlU w rw aV S-I I Ba VUU w
or fitanung suds in eear oio ueorgla.
The
Belvea,
ind then mulcted oi tne larger portion sars..-wrm hviind th- tim. rr r
which is InvaHahlv of his eamihas. . - i - hadn't lost track nf ih.. th.
than cur. could ha at. : So little did the slaves of the Mafia nobilltv over thera tn va h.u.
the smallest possible per- retain out Of their wages that th. quar- pulled off a few big things 'here and
chances .Tor denying the--rymen found It advantageous to quit skipped with a bigger roll than I lifted
lum to the worthy political and - take railroad . laborers' Places.- before." .: - . 7
,,n" Ena and, on th where tne wages ware ds ret y aurncient He told the simple troth. The only
there is something his business at 60 cents on the dollar, other. Of permitting Euronenn anv-m. tn fce. fnaA their months ami thna "' vhatXa-ranh s,r fh. .A
-People who employ negro help notice business aa HZS . th .Gjwgja, ' Its -and rear esUU .becomes active, snd .menta to dump their most dntigerous 0f thefr tamllis. -f-'ot the oHr- tbMi wi on taMn wh
r.m?.,h!r
members went horn, kicking them- r,wi''.ilufrr': t the switch" the'ar. Bo.n. JV onT.ionH.V - ?"re,.or "a',nT goiaen egg. xor scnooi superintendent with plutocratio
a. snd the drys sang and'praved 7i " Tk..'-.r. .h." .,a " out and -remedy :'lt (i l ro,,ndtoa with .hi X.11-- t.- -KwTS? tnfjf.r??"0?! . ... .." ----- .i.J- "noencies. The. fresh likeness sbowg
oobgcTo
- -f- flrt murdrou.. conspiracy. thj fim Jt took nearly four montba to brln jery, jiosta. " T -