SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1932E1 COMPLEX BIEEL FOR OP 21 MSfiutlc. May 2i.—An Insane man whose quiet behavior left his mental derangement nntl/seovered for 21 years, was the recent charge of J, A, Tucker, deputy sheriff of Caldwell, Irtalio, who was a visitor In Butte yesterday.Tucker was en route (o Caldwell after returning Charles E. Moline to the North Dakota hospital for Ihe Insane at Jamestown. Moline was convicted of the murder of his father In 152 0, the deputy said, and, found to be insane, was sent to the hospital. He escaped a year later.Since that lime the escaped man lived in Wyoming and Idaho, Tucker said, for the past four years near Caldwell. Moline's hobby was collecting sun'bRked glass from a nearby river bottom. Nobody thought this unusual, until one day tIt© collector was ashed why he saved the glass. Moline replied that it wasn’t glass at all, but radium.