The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11

And speaking ~ hIg game. they tell
the story 81 The moose that. choosing
ths middle ri the road ia which 10
rest became resaolfal of these motor
driven vehicles that go living thru
the wilderness. disturbing the peace
n its deniken-. aud So rcsorted Go the
simple ftHrdleut ~ holding up a few
Of tho sand machines
II s. Niug of kIuField was the
first moiariat who happened go APP
praath this monarch ct the Maine for
est which having engaged ia ID seri
aus alteration aifh another of his
kind. was recovering from the re
suits OF tae traB With one aut1ef
sameVha Tie worse for wear. and Il
gasa in "a shoulder
Ar WINK stopped bis car. got out.
Il reasoned with The moose. Who
Nas oodufste. he cine meosel said
that was hIs road Is rights. that lie
had lain down These because he want
ed to aud hr should stay until he
Eof ready - ert MP and Alr Wing s
party could 80 home rae Wy il came.
or could siaf whore If Was tor all OF
him He wasn't going - move. moi
then-and fhat was all there was To
it.
After noting the expression in the
eye of The moose Ii Wing went back
10 the Ledge House and -telepboncd 10
fhe nearest game warden To- come up
and get his moose aut oil the road.
because he lNr Wing had pressing
and immediate cuisines. oa the other
side ot his l1rishIp aud liz didn't
propose Ia 90 half MY around Frank
liza county 10 get on tho opposite side
OF any pos
Tile uafaens sympathies were all
Win Mr. Wing and ne promptly
started 10 explain t. the moosc that
protection afforded hy the game laws
of Maine did not include the exclusive
use OF the highways.
In the meantime several other mo
t0iIsls had gathered al the spot. stop
ped their ears because there was
nothing else To- do and were waiting
10 see what would happen next.
When the warden arrived on the
scene. the moose recognized the att
thorlfy vested in the person OF "A state
official and got up. Implied, as il
seemed. by The same respect for the
law. he moved down the road and
permitted himself TO be driven into
the barn-yard Of the Ledge House
which is surrounded by Il high fence.
Win l'e iotaiy an "hlcn Is ms Ilsi'
of inheritance he accepted the hos
F#tallty oheteu MN un'il sohl' 'iiie
In the small hours of the mex morn
ING "heh. WIN one Haghlieeht reap
he eiebred the renee ana took MS way
% MS naive ~hauhle' WllhouI even
leaving word as To his destination.
ana 10 prove even the ainalie9l
asiaiis Oh TINS STORY s"Ys M WINK
taeFe Is ile n~arhYaia fence.
me DEAD I'lEeI region Is l,ausae
win stories ana tfaallloha Oh lne III
Isiei Alohld eNpeaitioh To Quepes.
tp l'taa is4Asf' ai1eI luCS mn 'Iosseo
AZ taTaiuHk IRON the hehhenee' 'he>
eilhet polea on dragged ny tht palhlz
efs the himsy haleauA laden Win sup
pics Along me toad are laoie1s
IN "er"oiy OF 'ne tNtu' NHie" nas
neeh WRITTEN lHlo history hol p~'udus'
oi the results aeh1efeu' 1a5 p~'''o9e
oi the lhdoiltaole courage 81 ll' MN
mo p'aAea 'ola anu 'aniiue "n1'
the enc oiiy 10 me- ue'cd',
= ii'9ist 'Ha' '"ii. 'u"''a ~ -
RIVER 10 HOOD n valley. dauIhE Il
80,
ne pdteaaA Heie ''-''Ha' uv'su'
ana 'heIf are SUI aiotIt' 'A,s{'"' ~
l1at aeV'ioh u "Hi4u'''Io" an" u'ne5
IeiAea laAel Ious 4'''' a''e'""'"
rom 'He ilNe' pe9.
10" many louIlats nav ha@e' ~"
Inc m WOODED Slopes "i al'
low that Watches IKE " Henli"tt 49,
the l'ed9 hlfor falitS' Mo" um'I :.
Wis uP tIaot SUPP 'i'71 u"' "a - .
olpceIH VI thd' sam nun, 3i''" ~ !
ing thdl from Us summit Nv "!isn1
see lne ely Oh Queo'' anu 81 IN
PACK 10 ms conlrdaes '"e W." I p"t
lhelr iHaIcn Nd9 "'"ii y o,'e" -
Wheh ne returned ne Couio oIiy say
lhai 10 lhe huIlu da '"l do II 80
cooia reaeh, 'hete was no.,i"R p"t
forests ana mountd'iis' am ~ muas
SUN plou on. hUl N., "lsei3m, H"2
the eleVdlloh natlea' anu VT, iiSc,o@
II remains 10 'hlS aay . anu no" In
me spot Where Ooi. piHeio" i"'N,"
IN yam Ior ine clidael % NuopoN' em,
IRE warden Keeps d S"dip io0h'"t
against me ~lhsiaiou9 "pPio"Sn ~
another enemy the oe7''u'sfe i'''a'
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