New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HéRAI,D, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 15}?:0. 0il Man Says Guide Delivered SHOBLESS SNEAK THIEE | GONALES WILLPLAY [ esrr [l 3 Him Over to Bandits Who Made i onee g sty ey e d S & | Demand fOl' 3,000 PESOS Ral'lsom B e Reach Boston Harbor ed While Ransacking House Yomans ond (isses Ve ey Boston, April 11 (UP)—Mr. and 1EB S A P on Whiting Street g ]H‘_““““'FAD’C'_I ;' WTQ“"‘_‘"" Mrs. Les Morrison, who arestravel- . E. Bristow of San An- s Ser ] zales, veteran Cuban cateher, is 80- |ling from Portland, Me.. to Portland W. C. T. U. Officer Held Investigating a report that a ran- | going back to Chicago to play basc-|Ore., a distance of 6,400 miles, by 4 | In Obscene Notes Charge ||sack robber had been in the home | pan—but not f s Cubs. Gon.|outboard motorboat, have arrived gelo as € aptive 2 i R ut or the Cul ~ Spokane, Wash., April 11 (UP) |[of Arthur Higgins of 39 Whiting | a)es, whe was released by the Chi- | here and foday wi waiting a steel : s || —Lettic Jourdin, 37, secretary of ||street, Officer Thomas C. Dolan of | cizo Nationals last winter becauss |Craft to replace their wooden one, for Month In Mountains || . ounty Womens Christian | [the detective burcau learned last| g —215 MAIN ST.— Shop Here for Smart Easter Apparel at lowest price in the city A vast assemblage of dll the approved fashions . . . Follow the smart women to Jordan’s. of o weak arm, wanis to vindicate |Prior to renewing the leisurely himselt and prove that his arm js|crulse. as strong as ever/ He expects fo| Yesterday, they ‘came herc from catch on with a semi-pro team in | Gloucester. Because of choppy scas, Ciileagdiforihols ammer: they journeyed in'the wake of the “The Cubs do not need my serv|Coast guard cutter 174, Which was ices any longer,” Mike said last EERUEDeclod ninRILINSERiO) night, “but that is not my fault. 1 P 5 £ Temperance Union, is at liberty || night that a 12 ycar old daughtes of Mexico. in $500 bail today on a charge'of || ot Mr. Higgins roturncd from school sending obscene matter through |labout 4:45 o'clock in the afternoon the mail—to herself. |and neard a noise in one of the cavarit, Mexico, April 11 || Miss Jourdin, a Sunday school | {rooms, and then a' man wearing ; ioan. | | teacher and a member “of the | |bluc stockings and no shoes brush- 1ds, - guide ' of Mexloan- [} p0 s Al admitted,. according ||ed past her and left hurriedly, The to authoritics, that she had writ- || girl said he held his coat up to|ajwavs gave o eat thse 1% Bristow, San Angelo oil man. of || ten more than 200 obscene letters | |shicld his face and she could not '{h]‘,j::f fl“,,‘,“]:‘;,::o,‘,\“' I:E;[(Sh:?:,‘:m.l GIRL ADVENTURERS HOME having delivered him over to ban- || to herself. At the district attor- ||say whether she had cver scen him |41 of o sudden. I was reloased and * 5 a1 Bl R e ayisroftice it was saidl that iha Ninators!os: not : a sudden, T was released and| New Haven, April 11—Three New | dits, who atter holding. him captive } | TOV 5 O CC0 10 %08 B0 hat they g i ileard with no little surprise that ! | Haven Junior High school girls, two ok i Thontt, leaded, Him: Wedues- || couta bt bo - aroma o e An inspection of the tenement.|had developed a weak arm. Such |aged 15 and one only 13, have re-| day on payment of 3,000 pesos ran- || yaper men, which is on the second floor of the[rews was quite interesting but far|turned lome after traveling 40) £om. The reason for the letters, house, disclosed that nothing had|from the truth. I am still a good |miles in search of adventure. They | In a report %o the Mexican mill- || corging to Miss Jourdin's con- ||Peen carried off. the girl's arrival|catcher and I can prove said they had not experienced trov- | tary authorities, Bristow aftirmed || fession. was She was in love | |PParently having upsct the bur-i Havana fans and sports writers, |[ble in & ihat Ficlds, accompanying him in || with Sheriff Floyd Brower. Two ||51ar's plans. who have watched Mike play this | the quest of copper and zinc deposits || y VBT HLiaR A o into the wilds of Nayarit, plotted || “ideal man.” and she conceived with the bandit ging headed by || the idea of writing the obscene Cruz Delgado, for his capture, and || letters to herself so that she then tried to collect the ransom for | | might take .them to Brower and Liimself. make a complaint. A few days All Fields had {o say was that Mr. || ago Brower discovered, in the Bristow was “un buen hombre” (a|| course of his investigation, that zood man), that he had hoped he || the letters were written on Miss would be freed without hasm, but || Jourdin's typewrit that he had washed his hands of the cntire affair. Fields has lived in Mex- ico for ears; police and military { check which Iiclds would take to | authorities know him well. | Tepic to have cashed. Bristow’s story was that he had Used Blank Checks hired Ficlds as his interpreter while e made a trip to a prospecti per mine site in far castern N where he worked ‘for two days atiang amounts. The oil man protested copper prospecting and satisfied him- | pue did not dare refuse to comply. | self the deposits which he located | o said to hfs zuide, however: were valuable. When he told Felds | way) on March \9 he was ready to leave the guide insisted on remaining an- other day, saying that he wished to et some lead samples for his em- | . pjelds promised he would return | ployer. and left for Tepic where the Ger-| [} Guidd Often Absent {man consular agent, Hildebrand, re- The American satd his guide often | ryseq to honor the drafts. The au- | was absent for many hours at a|(poritics were notified m,(,.lhl. pur- | . I'rench extraction, is accused by J. tting rides or lodging for | Ticlds procured two blank checks, - | which Bristow was told to fill out,| leaving blank the space for names vou want is to cash these |checks for yourself and pocket the |money. You will never return to get lme out of this” time. He consented o remain an- |qit started which culminafed Wed- | olher day, and just at dark, while |pesday with Bristow's release Tor | his party was sitting around the camp fire, six bandits with rifies surrounded them. Dristow 3.000 pesos ransom money, just one- | ténth of what had been demanded ; | dashed 3ristow docs not appear much the | for a small hut where the par For ialaxpericnce. witly the| vifies were kept but found them |panaits who, he says. treated him | Inlesing. 3 jkindly. He and his son, Obie Dris- | ’ The bandits disregarded —other j{oy who came from Oklahoma with | i : members of the p and «came | the ransom money, will leave short- | e or Lk e straight to him. They told him 10 ||y for Mazatlan. from where they | § A world of lovely fashions awaits you here at Jordan's. 1:_\;\:“\1;“\\‘!['; 1:\1‘1‘\:w(\cf';fr‘;:(:“t(f\::r:‘% will return to the United States. NE Every woman who enjoys nice clothes—and what woman er, they mounted him on a mule BRIEF BOXING PROGRAM does not—will enjoy visiting this store. Every type of ind made off up the mountainside. H 3 At the top he found Cruz Delgado, | Waterbury, Conn., April 11 (UP) new Coat I'rock, Suit or Ensemble is beautifully displayed. Jeader of the gang, scated on a|—Tight fans witnessed the briefest rock. Bristow recognized Cruz Del- [program ever staged in Waterbury | i#§y Come and admire and let us help you plan your new ward- Joo o “"“~“'"“}‘C“l’\“?s“c T e [last might when the three featur robe. Prices are guaranteed the lowest in New Britain. Sfatla Dol Oso: % “Ibouts, carded for a total of 2 H : § % The above offer of Coats is an excellent example of Jor- A ransom demand of 30,000 po- |rounds, all were ended By knockouts | ) i sos (about $15,000) was made. 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