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Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29

tended the Ola Fellow hall In Gun
nison iast Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Staveley and
baby, Mary Ellen, passed thru the
valley Monday. returning from Gun
nison.
w. C. Howard returned from his
Upper Cebolla ranch Monday. He
has been up for the June ride and
branding. David Howard returned
last Friday.
Those who attended the dance on
the Laks Fork 1t AFringtoa's from
here were, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Will
son, Floyd and Olive Wilson, Lewis
Summons aod David Howard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29

Sunday. June ~.
A local telephone meeting was held
to appoint . man TO attend to the
Lake Fork private telephone lire.
Carl Benson and family motored to
Lake City Sunday and visited with
friends, then went on farther into
the mining district.
Mrs. Chas. Whinnery has gone 70
Denver with her father and mother.
in-law in their car. The elder Whin-
merry intends to drive hack . new car,
vile Mrs. Chas. whinnery will drive
the old one home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grafton are
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley Carr, Of the Lake Fork.
They hope to return TO Telluride in
few days, where Mr.. Grafton Is in
business. They will travel overland
in their car, which they left here dur
ing the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29
Think This Over

What would happen il printers
were tn ask for bids on everything
they brought? Suppose a printer
should call up eight or ten different
and furnishing stores and
tell them to send down q man to
give him bid on couple Of collars,
q pair Of hose, and q necktie. Do you
think they would do It?
Judge" is about as fair as some
of the quotations that the average
printer is asked for every day:
Sample Submitted
"A printer received an inquiry
from . surgeon, who wanted bids
on several thousand letter heads,
different sizes, grades and colors,
and he wanted the form held
standing.
1.-THE printer wrote back: Am
in the market for one operation
for appendicitis, one, two or i've
inch incision, with or without
ether; also with or without nurse.
Quotations must include putting
appendix back and canceling the
order II found sound. Successful
bidder is expected to hold incision
open for sixty days, as expect
to be in the market for an opera
ton for gallstones, and I want to
save the extra cost Of cutting.p
Give your printer chance! He is
entitled to a fair living the same as
else, whether It be banker,
a lumberman, coal man or a merch-
ant.
The sooner we. eliminate the price
cutter in all classes Of business, the
sooner business is going to be better
for everybody.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29
Upper Gunnison
Hews-champIon correspoadenes
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Wednesday, June rs.
Talking over the phone has put
many q man in the hands Of the re-
ceivcr.
Irwin Walther has gone to work
ut the Comstock sawmill on Red
mountain.
The ranchmen who run their cattle
On the East Side are on the round
up this week.
w. A. Mergelman, county ccmmis-
aioner from this district, was down
this way looking over the roads.
Mrs. John Hicks of Sargents and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Templeton from
Kansas, are visiting at the F. A.
Duncan ranch.
DR.. N. J. Hyatt was up this way
fishing last week. Doc did not get
many fish, as the mosquitoes did al.
the biting, but being an ardent de-
voice of the piscatorial art, he did
not mind it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29

Miss Lenore Truesdale spent the
week end renewing acquaintance with
old friends.
There il going to be . Fourth Of
July celebration held on Knox Flat.
There will be various contests, incIud-
ing bucking horses and horse racing;
relay races, etc. There will also be
free dinner and supper. II is open
to all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29

Wednesday, June 81.
Lewis Summons Jr. and sister,
Margie, spent Monday in town.
Mrs. Hannah Schecker was over
from Gunnison Sunday, visiting with
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson. at
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Genright were
here the latter part Of last week, re-
turning from Denver to their home
at Hotchkiss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29
Editorial Continued from Page Four,

Wal Street Journal the French really permanent
advantage they should seize the German sork well the
German mines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29

fishermen are having dandy luck, and
report large catches.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Noble and
Mrs. VIM. Dunn, went to
Powderhorn Friday to visit the Frank
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29
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News Champion correspondencs
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Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29

The Lake Fork extends from
oaptnero To Lake City. ~ miles
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29

Chazisy Bsunss weuf IL ~ -
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lumber mills again
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-06-29

Dunn home.
j. NJ. Dow of Denver, with party
of five, motored to Cebolla Tuesday.
making the trip via Monarch Pass In
eleven hours.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
L'ANSE NEWS NOTES

E. v. Dudley and E. c. Carlin of
Iron Mountain looked over the L'Anse
plant of the Ford Motor company on
Tuesday.
It paws to insure with Deschaine.
advertisement. S-3-f
George Mayo of Detroit is here on
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Levitan will
move into their newly completed home
on Ford avenue next week.
Attorney d. L. Robinson OF Hough-
ton was a caller here Tuesday.
Miss Inez Kiviranti has accepted a
position as clerk in H. A. Johnston's
store.
See the great D. w. Griffith produc-
ton, "Orphans of the Storm" star
ring Lillian and Dorothy Gish, at the
Pastime theatre, L'Anse, next We'd
nesday and Thursday. One show only
each evening, commencing at 8:15.
Admission, zoe and 40c.-advertise-
ment.
Ernest Johnson will move into his
home on Main street Saturday.
Justice Philip voetsch on Monday
bound over George Miller, Jr., to the
October term of Circuit Court on a
charge of arson, setting fire to the
home Of Mrs. Julia Curtis at Zeba
September 16.
w. S. Crebassa left Tuesday for
Lansing on business pertaining to his
Office.
Wick O'Connell was in Marquette
Tuesday.
Jerry Farrell Of Ontonagon was Q
caller here Tuesday.
Willard Van Buren, will erect Q
four-room cottage on a lot which he
has just purchased.
Messrs. C. L. Johnson and Elmer
Gustafson Of Covington on Monday
closed the sale Of eighty acres Of tim
ber land, which Mr.. Gustafson pur
chased from Mr.. Johnson.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

in Baraga on Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 4th. The L'Anse and Pequam-
ing Reviews are cordially invited to
attend. 1t will be public affair but
for women only. Please bring your
lunch basket. Coffee will be served
at the hall.
By order of Committee.
9-14-21-2s-a advertisement.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

sweater, white stripes around body
and sleeves. Finder kindly return
for reward.-O. Sicotte, Jr., L'Anse.
Mich. eff
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28
or IAnse. Prompt delivery. Phone
or write Wilbur Chosa, Keweenaw
Bay. 9-21-2

FOR SALE at a bargain, Groom
2-story dwelling in Beraga. In
quire of Mrs. A. E. Johnson, 1861
Chestnut St., Virginia, MINI. 9-21-4
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

FOR SALE-Fresh milk COW and
calf for sale cheap. Inquire of Den
mis- Connor, L'Anse. 9-21-2
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

LOST-On road between O.. Sicotte's
residence and Huron Bay, a blue
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

It pays to insure with Deschaine.
advertisement. S-3-f
It pays to insure with Deschaine.
advertisement. 8-3-f
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

FOR .SALE-A hot water Ideal boil
er, in good shape, large enough to
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

FOR SALE-A bargain on 60 acres
Of standing timothy hay.-L'Anse
Garage Co., L'Anse, Mich. 7-13-f
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

FOR SALE at a snap, 471k acres of
good land, part Of the old Stark
farm on the Federal aided road.
Nine acres under cultivation, with
small orchard and good water. The
opportunity of a lifetime. Will be
sold reasonable, on terms. Apply
to Sentinel. ~ S-lO-f
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

FOR SALE-C Melody Saxophone in
low pitch, with pearl inlaid keys
and gold bell, in case. Will sell
for $1,000 Write Fred G. Olsen, Pc
quaming Mich, Box 35 elf
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-09-28

heat Groom dweiling-w. H. Dee,
Houghton, Mich. 9-21-4
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
WALES ENDS RANCH HOLIDAY.
Promises to Come Again Soon-En
 tertained in Calgary.

Calg try. Alberta, Oct. 2.-Playing eighteen holes of golf at the Country club during the afternoon and a little dinner party at the Pallister hotel in the evening, at which the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta, R. c. Brett, was a guest, constituted the activities of the Prince of Wales yesterday.
 The Prince said good-by to Profes- sor w. L. Carlyle and the other work CTS of the E. r. ranch at Pekisko. He told Professor Carlyle that he en- ioyed his holiday very much and inti- mated that he would pay another visit to the ranch just as soon as pos sible.
 He then shook hands with his em- ployes, the Japanese cook being the last to be honored. On his way back to High River the Prince stopped at the Bar U ranch for few minutes to say good-by to George Lane. his neighborins ranch owner; Alex Elem ing. the foreman. and several other ranchers of the district
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
ROYAL TOMB OF 300 B. C.
 UNEARTHED IN CHINA
Bronzes, Pearls. Vases and Jade Dr. namcnts Valued at $50O.OOO Are Found In It

Picking, Oct. 2.-The skeleton oi what is believed to be royal per sonage, surrounded by bronzes. vases jade ornaments and other relics, the value of which is placed at $500,000
 was unearthed by soldiers eScavatins a mound at Sincheng, Honan, yester- day. according to General Wu Pei-fu
 Carl Bishop of the Freer Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. c. who was invited by General Uu to examine the find estimated that the grave dated back to 800 to 1000 E. c.
 The skeleton. which was found without coffin, apparently was pre- served by a vermillon preparation, which impregnated the bones. The skeleton, it is said, is probably that of a member of the royal family of the ancient feudal state of Cheng.
 The bronzes included a war chariot. four large bells, wine pot, inscribed to the royal family, and bronze tripods. Pearl beads and fragments of jade coronet were also found.
 The tomb was found by soldiers dig ging we'll and was opened at the or der of General Wu. Other mounds in the vicinity will be opened immediate ly with Carl Bishop cooperating, Gen. eral Wu announced
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wsi street, fA;sa a ms staek prices continued Co Aantuais sithin FsFroN and lEregalsF limits st ths opening Of lodsgs staek msrhei Oils again hsld hrnl. lasn-AmeriesH opening a paint higher, National Ehamelling dropped ie new years lew. [, 6. steel and sludshakeF improved fEaeiianallg, Speculative interest vas confined te feN special stocks. the usual leaders shosiHE little change. Dalfsen Chem, F8ss i-i points an short covering 4 moderate inquiry Nss noted fer some ef the rails, particularly law priced eastern carriers, National Kham. extended its loss and Iones REas. Tea broke to new low for the year
 Noon-Hear traders whe endsayeF. ed to cover previous commitments in inc first hour apparently found q scarcity in the Heating supply Of sss rious stocks as rallies of 1 to [ points took place in more than a score af associated issues, good inquiry was noted for some of the recently weak industFials while investment issues continued strong, The main bady moved within a narrow area Selling af Baldwin. navison Chemical, and studebaker around Roon. resulted m temporary reeessions of q point Call money opened al i's per cent,
 Wall street, i'so ?. ms-rhe market was stronger in the afternoon. Ad. yanees were limited 10 fractions Tn most of the fayorites hut q number of other stocks ruled to points higher with sugars in demand. Jones Bros. Tea made full recovery Of it's loss. National Enam. rallied briskly A flor tnuehine A
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
ONLY FIVE MEN LEFT
Sherif Dewey Has to Go Out in Street to Get More Jurymen.

Hartford. Oct. 2.--The so-called "denatured alcohol' case resulted in so many jurors being excused from the panel in the superior criminal court today that only five men good and true" were left in the jury box to try the case and Judge John F. Kellogg sent Sheriff Edward w. Dewey securing the streets of the city for seven talesmen to fill the jury. It is a Suffield case in which three New Haven men and two West Springfield men were rounded up by Deputy Sheriff Greer after truck loaded with eight barrels of liquor had broken down on the road and ap- parently an empty truck from Spring field and touring car had come to the rescue.
 Louis Torrello Of New Haven was the driver of the truck. Harry Coble and Daniel Lawlcr of New Haven were the men who came into town in the touring car and Antonio vigilanti and Antonio Cianfroni of West Springfield were with the empty truck.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
DWELLING AND STORE
 DESTROYED BY FIRE
Flames Consume Building at e23 Stanley Street-Loss Esti.
 mated at S3,50O.

4 frame dwelling in which Joseph kaslowslsi conducted grocery store at 923 Stanley street and its con- tents was totally destroyed by fire at 3:54 o'clock this morning. An alarm from Box 45 brought out the fire de- partment and the flremen found a stiff blaze confronting them. The fire started in the front of the build ing from an unknown origin and one half an hour before the fremen were called Policeman George Collins passed along and everything was ap- parently in order.
 The loss, including the building and its contents, will amount to about $S,500, Chief William J. Noble stated this afternoon. Kaslewski had been recently putting in his fall supply of groceries.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
JEwELER ROBBED OF stoo. 900.

Newark. N. J.. oct. 2.-Two armed men yesterday held up Henry Hirsch- berg. member Of a Fifth avenue tN. Y) firm of diamond merchants. and his assistant. Walter Beal. in the doorway of the factory in Irvington. N J.. Of weigand & O., jewelry 1ian- ufacturers. and escaped with dia- monds valued at sf00,o0 The high waymen. at the points Of revolvers. forced Real to give them a special vest he was wearing. in the lining of which the gems were concealed. They escaped in a red touring car.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
REFUSES TO BE FIRED

Hot Springs. Oct 2.--Declaring Governor Walton's order reconstitu- ting the Oklahoma state election beard to be an attempt to muddy the waters" John P. Logan of Tulsa, "deposed" chairman of the board here for his health, issued state ment today saying that he believed the executive order to be illegal and that he is continuing to act in the capacity of chairman of the board.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
Lions Discuss Bringing
 Edgar Guest to This City

At the regular meeting of the New Britain Lions club held this noon at the Elks club on Washington street, the matter of bringing Edgar Guest, poet, to New Britain for an evening" s entertainment, was discussed. Many of the club members felt that NIT. Guest would be drawing card and would attract 8 large number of peo- pie. Others felt that if the club plans on conducting concert similar to the one of last year when the Orpheus club of Springfield was brought here, it should feature a musical program. Plans were made for boosting attend ance at the weekly meetings.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
PEPPER m RESIGN

Philadelphia. Oct. 2.-No U. S. sen ator should be . member of the re- publican national committee, Sena- tor George Pepper said today in con- firming a report that he desired to resign as a member of the commit tee. Senator Pepper was quoted as saying that his colleague in the sen ate. Senator Reed holds the same ontniOn
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
F. AND Nj. FoRBIDs RusHEs.
This Action Taken by student Body
 After Injured Sophomore's Death.

Lancaster, Pa. Oct. 2.-Interclass rushes and al forms of hazing were banned yesterday at Franklin and Marshall college by the unanimous vote of the student body. The action was the direct result of the death here Saturday of Ainsworth R. Brown, sophomore. of Tenaf1y. N. J., from in- juries received in the annual sopho- more-freshman 'tie-up" last week.
 The county coroner is making an investigation.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
LARCENY IS CHARGED
Bridgeport storekeepers Are Named in Indictments Handed Down Today

New York. Oct. 2.-Indictments of grand larceny were returned today by a federal grand jury against Phil and Moe Harris and their father. Joseph Harris. owner of the Banner Store" Bridgeport. Conn.,, and their brother in-law Bennie Seikowitz, Brooklyn merchant who disappeared after go- ing into bankruptcy last June.
 The indictment charges that the store was started with s2s,0e0 worth of goods now listed as concealed as- sets and under federal seizure taken iron, the Brooklyn store and precipi- tating It into bankruptcy. The lia- biIities are sss,o0o.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
COOLIDGE IS BLAMED

Indianapolis, Oct. 2.-Charges that the republican state committee meet ing held yesterday to consider the f. nancial difficulties of Governor Nc Cray was ordered by President Coolidge at the instigation of former Governor James P Goodrich. were made today by JohnGorma of Knox, Ind. close personal friend of the governor.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
DEMANDS S25O,OOO
 FROM COL. JAMES
Woman Alleges Fake Wedding,
 Broken Pledge

Ns~ Fork, Oct s.-Ths leHE her aided suit Of Miss Mildred Adams ei sea West s4,h street against Cal samuel l., James, racing hsndieannsF vas began yesterday when papers were filed in the county clerks office in an action for sssa.Aea,
 The complaint, drawn hy l, Gains, burg of sai Broadway. alleges a flake" marriage, misrepresentation that Gel. James was single man and fepudlatlan last May Of an alleged agreement 10 support her for the re- maihdef Of her life after they sep- arated.
 Miss Adams last June obtained an order from Supreme Court Justice i.ydon substituting dainsburg for William ], fallon and Eugene F, Me- Gee, Terence Farley was appointed referee to hold hearings and reneFt whthef fallon and MeGee should he punished for contempt of court for failure 10 surrender le Gainshurg an alleged lost marriage certificate which MeGee. in an affidavit. declares was stolen.
 She Alleges Wedding
 Tn her complaint Miss Adams de- elares this certificate was handed 10 her after q marriage ceremony rer. formed May io. 1918. by n person who, she was told. was City Magis- trate Peter r, Barlow. since dead.
 For four years after the mar riage.". Miss Adams declares. Col. Taaaa ehaaarad har ,yIth s.ift. h. cluding money. automobiles, thor oughbred riding horses and Iewelry. and they lived at the rate of se0.o00 c year.
 Then. she says. she learned he had 2 wife in the south and year ngo he agreed to give her an allowance dur ing her life. When he stopped fur ther payments May last. shc asserts. l she engaged counsel. first cndoavor- ing 10 obtain possession of the al- leged marriage certificate on which | she depends 10 establish marriage. | although sine says she was recognized | everywhere as Col. James wife.
 Says Hc Is Wealthy 2.
 Miss Adams asserts Col James Is worth at least s4oo. GOO.
 Several other actions are pending between the pair. In which Miss Ad- ans is seeking to recover personal property. s1o.O0o brokerage ac- count with J. S. Bache X Co. and 54 shares of A. T. and T. stock.
 The met according to Miss Adams at New Orleans. La. in December 1917. He paid her ardent court. and in January. 49ls, at Hot Springs. they became engaged. Up 10 the time of the alleged marriage he was de- voted and extremely generaus so that she fell in love with him. and for several years defendant provided home for plaintiff. they lived together and she regarded herself as his law full wife,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
Card of Thanks

friends for their sympathy and assist ance during the illness and at the death of our beloved husband and fa- ther. John Scott. We desire to express our thanks especially to Harmony lodge, the Burns Club and Clan Douglas and those who contributed flowers.
 Mrs. John Scott and John Scott, Jr.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
NO RACE LIKELY

New York. Oct. 2.-Harry r. sin- clair. owner of zev declared this af- ternoon that he would not race his colt at a mile and half against My Own to determine which should rep~ resent America in the international race against Papyrus. The original proposal of Sinclair's trainer. S. C. Hildrefh for 2 race st a mile and an eighth next Saturday. was reject cd by Admiral Grayson.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
IRENE CASTLE SUED

Baltimore, Oct. 2.--Papers alleging breach of contract were served upon Irene Castle today and the stage prop critics and wardrobe of her company. the Dances and Fashions of 1928" were attached in a suit for s4,o0o brought against the dancer by Mrs. Kate Wilson Greene of Washington.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
CITY ITEMS.

1Anlef MshetfrAs, V A b' falFEAaa
 Richard GiimsrliR has hlsd al m
 teNn clerks Offiee netiEs of intsnt ts
 sell his restaurant at rec Charei street te JehR RaEalski JaseRi
 seappsisii hes filed aasics ef iRisai l0 sell his steFs at ss Lafayeits street Co BEuna Papli.
 GulhFsassn Plsssr Planes. MeFsas -adgt,
 4 marriage license has been issued ta Francis csFleR Of nitshsld. Mas and Helen Lulg of as FaFminEtaH avenue,
 Danee with he Vlta's Orch. state Armery. Friday night Adm, sse.- sdt,
 officers af Daly Council, K, of C., will he installed tonight hy District Deputy Paul Kennedy af sauthingian,
 Radie supplies reduced st Merans, --adYt
 The marriage af Anna Alice Fitz- simmons. daughter Of Afr and Mrs. John \. Fitzsimmans of ss Lake street and Wesley James Redden will take place al st, Mary's FeetoFy Mon. day. october IS.
 Eugene ], Albro. well known auto mobile man, has entered upon his duties as manager Of the New Britain Ruick company. Mf, Alhro has hesn in the employ of NJ. Irving Jester for the past two years,
 Floor Lamps. T. \. n. fair.-advt.
 Lunch al He.iinsn,s.-advt.
 Ringo Game, T, 4. B, Fair.-sdvt.
 Dance with De vito's Orch. State Armory. Friday night, Adm. sSe.- advt.
 French Hat shoppe. exclusive mii- linery. sT West Main St.. Professional Dlde.-ad.t,
 Busses to nanbury fair. Thursday, Oct. {. Tel. Blanchett 7si.--advt.
 Clara Camp. R. N. of A.. will hold a meeting tonight in Jr. Q. r. \. NJ. hall at s o'clock.
 Elvira Genatti of south Main street has been appointed clerk in tho offiee | Of the secretary Of state by Judge r. \. Palotti.
 Daughters have been born at the | New Britain General hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Otto Neurath of if0 colum- bia street and Mir. and Mrs. Alex Eel nska of ao Albany avenue.
 Judge B. W. filling has signed m order releasing William Frazer, sen .enced to 15 days in jail and fined '10o and costs on September i2, for aking an automobile without the per mission of the owner. Frazer has been placed in charge of Probation Officer Edward c. Connolly.
 Attorney Thomas J. cabelus has He'd a petition in the United States ,ourt of bankruptcy at New Haven or Fred w. Boardman of 374 Arch ', trcct. The liabilities as filed amount o s1,1S9 and there are no assets. The address to be given by Lieu enan.- Governor Hiram Bingham to Centennial lodge. A. r. X A. M, will ake place Wednesday evening. Oc- ober A.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Clerkin of ,assett street and Mir. and Mrs, Earle { ase of Collinsville are on two ,eeks' automobile trip which will f ike them through Pennsylvania and : , Washington, D. c.
 A regular meeting of A. c. Ham, Iond camp, |. S. ". ", will be held ! the armory tomorrow night at s r clock.
 The New Britain Turner society i'll meet Thursday night at o'clock . Teutonia Mannerchor hall on Arch rect.
 The police have been notified that e operators license has been re- rned to Stephen Roper of 76 West rect.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-02
BLOW RESTORES SANITY

New York. Oct. "A blow on the head received when he was escaping from Mattewan with three other in- mates completely restored sanity to Frank James. Judge Franklin Taylor in Brooklyn was told today when the young man was arraigned on charge of burglary.