The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 28

BOOTLEGGER KING PULLS Y. Stretches From Cana- da to Washington, D. C. LONG WIRES Booze System Supplying N.| He’sa Conductor OGDENSBURG, N. Y, Nov. 19.— Mapa king of the bootlergers,” Is ald to be the master mind behind a Sigantic smuggling plot which, If Into this country to stock the state ‘ef New York for a year. Boatieggers and smugsters neva | Swho almost openly admit their trade | Ls @f. the power of “Mape,” who wields Gafluence from the border south to ‘Washington. FEDERAL AGENTS @PENLY DEFIED So confident are the emugsiers of that they have allowed, for ‘the time, the name of tho man ‘who has been directing rum running ‘@perations to get into the open. They have not described him further, but} ‘they have thrown a defy at federal agents _ “Find Mapa” they say, “If you “want to break up s«mugsiing of Doone across the border.” Tt has never been considered by Whe federal agents that in order to Biquor across the border, central dt was absolutely necessary Dhe agents believed that Individuals | @@ their own responsibility were @mugsiing and thes in the main, “the agents caugh! Se eevee Drivers. But the truth ts that smugsting) the Northern New York | ts carried on largely by an “erder of daredevil drivers who get ‘their Instructions from a man who! wires as far as New York and to Washington and who is _ @ bootlegger today who is about to from the business after hav- Jag 009 within 18 months two years ago worked as @ the information at hand, we been under way by to see to It that there ts no @elay or untoward incident other) that expected when the coming | 4 has it, rum runners have storing mammoth amounts of across the boundary line for “Milles and miles in each direction. ts Driver Didn’t LONDON, Nov. 19—Jack Craw- Har, say the police, and they arrest, Crawford. ‘He Explained, But “Disabled” Matthew J. Sculby, an ex- it on behalf of the ex-soldiers,” ga nonexplainingly. They |to an exeese of De tr! ber | thrown in. You Have als are if your today told of some of the details and) | % “@arry out a successful running of | event is staged. For weeks, the Keep His Bargain is in jail here charged with @ motor lorry and a load worth $10,000. Crawford, it d, persuaded the driver of the Gfuck, owned by the government, to “@eliver the goods to him and then they were stolen. The driver orders, but he wasn't a good ‘It Didn’t Mean Much LONDON, Nov. 19.—With a ham- ‘Mer carrying & label, “Justice for the _ Boldier, was arrested, beating a huge EE of “The Light of the in St. Paul's cathedral “I Teacher—What prob S¢Ptic qualities can alwa: a working on, Miss Man | | lie to find out how many acren| Sir not tow many ara fog Whine Jomt Pleasant ite Ideals, ambitions, objectives, were responsible for the success of modern captains of industry—Carnegie, Rocke- feller, Vanderlip, Schwab. e savings habit is the stuff with mplishing yours? pen every y Hvening from 8 to 8 @uccessfal, will bring enough liquor|) * rE | ba t ' | Miss Zara Swades, soon to) be plain Mrs. George Smith, ‘This t @ remarkable story. 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