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Former Outlaw: Says ,Bruelties
to His Parents in Civil War ‘
Drove Him and Brothers ’
lo Crime
TACOMA, Wash. Aug. il.—"There
has been much in my life that 1 don't
want to think of—would to God I
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Voile Waists in odd sizes II
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‘ .;~"‘They névei: ‘rbbhedw or abused
. ‘ mainly to train livid bank. robberies
1 . utter tho't‘ramwaeme‘r. :
could forget it. You: oeiore i quit
the old lite I was as tired oi! it as the
other people."
The speaker was Frank James,
modern ltobin Hood, brother of 'Jesse
James. the outlaw, and at present a
berrypicker at Ddaewood. Walsh. The
place was G. W. Glazebrooke's grocery
store in Tacoma. ‘
“We got into it, and it was our
lives against mmey." said James.
“Suii‘er! We have been hungry with
our pockets full of money, We have
been hunted like the wolves of the
prairie.
"i ('ouldnot write the history of my
life in five years. 1 have only a short
time to live, anyhow, and money is no
more to me than dust under my feet."
“The first I knew that Frank James
.wus in this part of the country," said
‘Mr. Grazebrook. the grocer, “was when
1 i received a crate ot' berries with ‘F. E
Klumes‘ written on the end. i asked Mr.
,llildgren. the rant-her. about it. and he
said he would take in(1 out
James any time i wanted to go.
lo su‘
l Started by Abuse of Father.
"cw found litmus sitting in the
door of his tubin dresstd likt a log
iger. As “61 (nine close ht storxi up.
l'l um wry glad to see you, sir. ’he said
as Mr, llildgren introduced me. Alter
‘u while Mr. liildgrun-lelt. I told him
1 was from Kentucky and he seemed
.to know how to .take the then.
i "I asked him how he got started in
into old career as a bandit. He Said it
was the abuse he hud received at the
,ltnnds of the men who had killed his
father—all through suspicion they
more harboring Southern soldiers. lie
said he. and Jesse ‘og ot' twenty- -one
of them and that God Almighty got‘
the other. i
“Settled" the Detectives. '
“Alter six deter-,tivos as James
called them, had throun o. bomb into
tillell‘ house, killing his younger broth-
er and uounding his tuuther,th(1
’James hms dressed as cowboys and
oteitook the men. They asked them
what they would do if they met the
James boys ‘
l :1 5! W6 “‘flltld stick: them on the end:
in: our guns: the men replied.
“ 'You are talking to Jesse James
jright now and that is my brdthor,
Frunk. standing there,’ said Jesse.
They pleaded for tlttir liv.es but the
James boys told- them they bud shown
no mercy to their brother or ftlteir.
mother. "
”Frank James Smiled when telling
of the detectives They thought allt
they had to do was to come overhere,‘
l
3‘ jpltt uh. on their shoulders and tell us
'I to come along.’ he said.
‘They hever‘!
got hack?! r ,1 .1’ ’ ‘
“Of all their ‘work.’ Frank
considers the Northtield robber:-
Two bunkswore ‘Iifte
flu-ties}
the’
and'
That"
t'wo Cobh'brothers‘tmd a man npmed.
‘j Mitchell lost their lives. Jim Younger
was seriously injured and Frank
Jam‘fsflost the most at his hand; 1
Ductined to Join Bank Robbery. t
.‘Jesse James was killed by Bobl
'. Ford in September or 1882 while hang 5
ing up a picture ofhimself and Eranki
in their house. Frank surrenderied in
October. 188‘. and after two years was:
, released on parole. i
“Several years inter. disguised as a.
cowboy. he met Bob Ford ina Knnsnsi
JClty dance, hall. He altered to :treat:
the crowd and stepped up to the bar. i
Ten dollars was laid down on the
counter. Ford returned 1‘2 Frank
James told him ulto he w.“ What
followed is a matter of history.
“James told me that when he was in
Tacoma two years ago semis amen
asked him to take charge of blohving
l
company's bank. ‘I told them,'- said
James, ‘that I did not want to have
1211nt to do with the work; thatl
had never been,“ it for money- and
filpt I fitted sweat all thump 10ers
m 3’ -“;;d§1_Lo,' {a 1
“James always speaks of his adven-
pursuit o; the bandits. . .,
Never Bothered the Poor.
women, children or the poor. J‘aines
1.eweiry or money has been found
house. They confined their attentions
“i‘nnk Jun will be seventxyears
7 1' old me Whitfihi dint He has a l“
teen-xenr-old daughter: living fiat ‘
meow “OWN“ ‘5
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L‘reameryBlvlt-ter lb 310
.ififie‘it‘fiialiil‘g ""ik"? 80c
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Potatoes14 “.3 230
Dunham‘s Cocoanut,'xoc size
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Extra Fine Table Butler, in
Prints
Shaker Salt. toc size cut to
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Granulated SUGAR 4'4 lbs.
with other goods
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New
Magnolia or Clover Milk.
3 Cans
29c
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard,
a. lb.
12c
- Early June Peas, Extra Find
Quality, 3 Cam.
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Post-Toastiea, tor. pkg., C R a
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7c pkg.
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Selected Eggs. in Carton.
30c
1 Macaroni or Spaghetti. a
' 2 ' ‘ pkg. '
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tum LIQUOR SELLERS FINED
3.18101. Aug IL—Jfin Hotkoski,
ior Terryville. was lined" $150 and
costs in the city court today, on four
counts of illegal selling of liquor in
:Bristol, 3 no- license town Antonio
Zininilki and John Gunman, hie
instant... who delivered beer here. were
lined $50 and cost: each, as was Cour
rad Michael. of Terryville. on a Illn-
liar charge. .
‘ John Missett and John Casslneri, of
Plainville, also charged with illegal
sale of liquor, were found not guilty.
. The cases were heard last week by
:Judge Josiah H. Heckof, who had
been called in by the local judges, as
they considered themsel\‘es disquali—
tied. Judge Peck came to Bristol yes-
terday, to give his decision.
1 ——Dyspepsia is America’s curse. Bur-
idock Blood Bitters conquers dyspel’
l;sia. every time. It drives outirnpuri-
‘ties, tones the stomach, restores per-
fer! digestion, normal weight. and
good health.
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FISH, OYSTERS and CLAMS
will shortly remove to
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. FRIDAY, AMUST 14, 1914
w Advert-amen; ,
museum Advertisements.
the D. m. Read Co"
Established 1857
The Store Closes at 5 p. m. Daily.
Except Saturdays when the closing hour is 9 p. m.
Closing Day
of the August Clearing Sale
SATURDAY 2
THE. FIFTEENTH
The Last Day for the Special Discounts and
also for the Summer Goods which are at
Less than the 20 per cent Reduction
Less 10 per cent Less 20 per cent
Furniture
Trunks and Bags
All Dinner Sets
Fancy China
Glass and Silver
Kitchenware
Ivory Toilet Articles
Refrigerators ab0vc $15.00
Carpets. Rugs
Matting and Linoleum
Curtains and Draperies
Dinnerware in Stock Patterns
Blankets and Comfortables
Jewelry and Clocks
Couch Hawks
Refrigerators up to $15.00
in Addition Customers will Find Extra Values
in summer Wearing Apparels ,for
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
w.— _......L.
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Day’s Trip $18,
888' Miles of Travel--All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort. Va., including meets and stateroom
berth on steam». luncheon at Hotel Chamberltn, thence \Iti. James River
Night Line. steamer to Richmond, Va, including supper stateroom berth,
anr breakfast the following mornlnzmoonday luncheon at Hillel Jefferson,
Btohmon‘d or Murphy, in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via.
steamer to Norfolk Va. including sonic; stateroom berth and breakfast.
the following morning: noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship: leave Norioik
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p.1u.. for New York, including meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p. m.
Steamers sail every week day old p m from Pier 25, N. 8., New York.
foot or N. Moore street. -
Send. tor illustrated pamphlet Tour Department,
OLD DOMINION LINE
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.H'lzrlensle. gunrnnteed for eu't'. $3.50
Reliance. guaranteed 5 years. $2.85 -
Vacuum Cleaners ............ $18.00 ..
ElectricLFans....!.s13.QQ,-_lo $17.50 ,
We have several secondhand ..
ions to: sale. - Q ..
Electric Wiring for Light and j
Power: "
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Contractors. . 1' . _,
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