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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
unB PLANNING TO
LYNCH DYING MAN

,~ssa rf~ss teasea VIE -.
ra.tW OLIVE. Mlss.. Nov. H.
~ result Of a battle Monday
T. s.tu,en q. W. rreadway and
=. ~. s,,rs against armed deputies.
ss.rsln four people were Killed.
<s.srsy Is seriously wounded here
mob. determined To lynch
~.s.sxay, appeared At The iatters
l, ~ his morning. They were met
: Re door By a physician. who IN
s,msd them that rrcadway was
u an right" said tAc leader. III
= dat die before loHs. wen come
nh"
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Money to Loan


RIAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY KID cODHfhf0 E0ASs -
On improved or vacant property. any
amount. $50 20 $500; long or short
timei easy payments no delay.
hturteyant 4 Co. az Boston Blk
Private parties with money 20 loan.
cali on l. q himkiua, lzf Liberty
BldR.. opp. y. o, Seattle.
Farm, timber. city loans. money
ready: quick action. s03 Aehiborn.
Elliott 1850.
tiiA1fLL And coLLATIenAL
Respectable place u borrow money
ons diamonds and jeweiry. low
rates. private offices American
Jswe!ry Co. sos second
III you NEED MONEY
Loans on household goods. pianos or
personal notes TO employees. terms
ana payment reasonable. Come
and see u.s.
EASTERN BROKERAGE co.
20 Northern Bank Bldg tth a PIks
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Help Wantcd-Female

N~s~e~~~~~<~~.ee~~~ ~4c.~es~.c~e~o1s~,o(
wanted Woman to organize Moth
ere Pension League 20 obtain pen
hion law FOR Washington. 1900 n
day ana permanent position f9r
father mothers pension law. f33
~ Dearborn 81, Chicago,
Wanfed-~Youn women. either sx-
pefienced or inexperienced. 10
work hn telephone operators AD-
ply 60 iiOt ara av or 1870 nth
Az, The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph 60.
SEATTLE Employment office. 1871
Third av., wants cook and sec
ond maid In came family. also
general maids IA city, Mt f1sl
WANTED STEADY employment. ak
experienced shirt operators. union
scale prices. Address hhuli-Day
Company. Tacoma, Wn.
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WILLING TO SWAP COLD GRAVES
FOR SOME STEAM HEATED FLATS

ing In a Portland paper. inserted
by G. ". Dawson 81 Newberg.
II IN stated that w J. Summers.
wealthy Portland contractor. does
not look with disfavor on the prop
osltIon OF trading his coxy flat
building for the graveyard. and II
now negotiating with Dawson.
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PORTLAND. Or. Nov. 27.--
Wanted. to trade. one graveyard.
consisting OF $40 ioss, for steam
heated flats. Graveyard a money
maker II owner digs his own
graves"
This 10 the advertisement appear.
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WILSON, VOTE IS
'RELOW BRYAN'S
RECORD In 1908

.~w YORK, Nov. ss'--i.ates,
M,. figures on the popular
pvs''s.ssn s recent presidential cleo.
~ '. .saw Woodrow Wilson re-
VA ssstst votes less than
stNsa ,.seivsd In 1905, and that
: ,asmhlned vote OF Taft and
pe s was sss,iit less than
]. :, ss'ssiyed By Tan IN 1905.
"a Wis flsures polled throughont
- ~ rsun,ry give Wilson e.is !, ~
s Z h''.' ss, s.sss.ito and Taft s,sfe..
y go Win the socialist count sun
&.'a.t An seven states, pebs
s,saas at sTS.7Ss, and that %
sus w. tho prchlbitionist eandi
49, ii 1864
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
THE MARKETS

The following ars the average
orices paid BY local commission NOR
shanta TO the producers and prices
paid by the retailer 20 the commiy-
sionera, The prices paid the farmers
come under buying price," and the
arm paid by the retailer under sell
ing price" Prices In all cases are
sub gect TO variation, according 10
freahness and general excellence, but
,heae prices, unless otherwise indi-
Gated. are for strictly first grades
Eges--I'uyIng Price.
Eggs. ranch ........ aug .9I
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BOY KILLS MAN WHO
STOLE HIS MOTHER

MARION. Ohio. Nov. 27.--vIto
BenedItto, a 14-yesr-old boy. stabbed
20 death Antonio Stephano for
clipping with his mother and 10 in
Jail here today
The mother also was taken into
custody.
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LITTLE FARM
IL acres rich soil. on famous Whid-
BY island. practically In town. y
room house and household goOdA.
stoves. range. with all farm tools.
all ready TO step right In. school,
store, church. mill. lake. lay. all
IN sight. fine road. rural route aud
telephone pass. Greatest value on
coast. easily worth double wba; ~
asked. Price $500. about half
BANKER. box n. Langley. Wash.
LITTLE CHICKEN RANCH
Z ACRES tiss.
80 CASH AND IS PER MONTH
Sandy loan soil. with some timber
easy 20 clear. west OF city. mine
boats daily. handy to Seattle. Ta-
coma and Bremorton market; close
TO school. soil win grow fruits or
potatoes and u ideal for poultry.
CLIFFORD. 1919 Third Az.
nranch office. IS wash. ST.
COME IN md SEE Us ABOUT
GOOD CHEAP LAND.
Close 60 seattle. on easy terms our
COLBY TRACTS are the best on
FIVE ACRES FoR $500;
fs5 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
40 minutes service TO city; i2hc
some dark loan and very easy TO
improve. adjoining good neigh
bors and close to school and
SEE THESE TRACTS BEFORE
you puY.
CLIFFORD. 1913 Third Av.
Branch office, SIS wash 81.
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Apartments for Rent

esSsr1SSnsdi c oGfi'~ 100 Tfaof. I fSsas
furnished, $40, phone. light 81 t2i0.
Excelsior Apis. -Furniahed and un-
furnIahnd. Dth and PIKE Main aAAi
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Funeral Directors.

University Undertaking pariors. talt
18th ~ H. North xt1 w. A. York.
) neT
~ X HuTTEHWoRTH a soSN
1917 first Az. MAiu OF Eiilott gts
Hers~s~
lktsduus cut floMo funeral riecea
Elliott 1s6s isle SECOND Green.
house,. Heaeon SIS
BURNS FLORAL Co. col ara Main
zti1~-Cut flowrre dsalsnn. seeas.
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LAKE WASHINGTON
kFr4+NNF HOME


A fine level tract OF land.
with n new 6-room house,
well built. THIS place has
an unohstructible view OF
Lake Washington and Se-
attic. and Is within a short
walk OF the ferry landing
at Kirkland. one can live
on this place and work In
Seattle. Enough land to
raise poultry. berries, po-
tatoes, etc. Price 81 800.
Only St0o cash and SIS
monthly. Come over to-
day or tomorrow. Take a
Madison car and county
ferry or Anderson boat us
trips daily TO Burke q
Farrar's office In Kirk
Mud. or call at 1o4 Cherry
ST.
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turkeys. dressed poui-
try, all kinds OF laying pullets,
White Leghorns. silver Spangled
Iamburgs, Blue Andeiusians. An.
conas. indian Runner ducks, all
kinds OF poultry supplies at the
Pacific Poultry Co. top floor Cor
ner Market. First and Pike. Ell
lott secs.
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Wanted--To Borrow

N-NN-~-N~c-o-~<~~~-~~ ~~~-~-o~<oo~>~>~
WANTED ~ 200 loan, years. per
cent on suburban home worth
$4,000. no commission. Phone
Eeaeen afli.
n. ~ RfMkfNs. z24 liberty Bldg
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For haio.-furnituro Of 7-room house
ana house for rent. 1000 per
month, 20 minutes walk 10 depot.
blocks 10 car. modern plumbing.
A big sacrifice ~ taken at once.
Inquire 2is Madison ~.
For haie-s Small House aud lot house
IN good condition. semi modern.
Price $3.50. SO cash. tio month.
Sec owner. eaz7 swift av., George
town.
Cosy camp, rent almost nothing
snap if taken nt once. party ieav-
Ing city. Inquire Mrs. Hsrn. East
tgt.
Wanted 20 rent. dry shack or
cabin near salt water. must be
cheap x-sff. care star.
FOuE- HOOM cottage. With bath, sRs.
electric light and yard. rent cheap.
b.i bellevue av. ~, Elliott 500.
For Kent room i<kee. barn and
lots. Phone HailR~d 11n
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EAST CAFITOL HILL
k-room modern home. expansive
view. local improvements in. fully
paid. must have 81 200 cash. Price
only Sc coo. write or phone for
appointment You ought 20 see
this desirable property ~ cDnfem-
plating the purchase OF a home.
g n. Powers, 1874 y. tist At
North kGI
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AcreageContinued

CLEARED VALLEY LAND
g and fo-ncre tracts, close 20 Cen.
tfalin, rich black loan soil don't
overflow, hard surfaced road, tel.
ephone, II, ~ -. one mile 10 rail-
road town. high school. one crop
Of potatoes viii pay for ~, Cal
and see photos and samples ~
extended IN case ~ sickness.
Plenty Of work ~ mills and fac
tories near our land. Price $4,000.
$500 cash. $500 per month.
7 ACRES FOR 400
Two 7-aere tracts. miles from n
large town. 40 trains daily. good
land, easily. cleared. located on
fine road. close neiKhborH. $50
per acre. 400 cash, t550 per
month. only two tracts left
SOUTHWEST
WASHINGTON LAND COMPANY
ZOE Second Az. Room ~ Downs Bid.
a genuine snap. solid gold. section
OF land. so acres. az 1900 an
acre Think Of a. Worth 5000
an acre easy. Must have money
IN my business one-third cash.
balance 10 suit. al . per cent Ad-
dress W. ~. care Htar.
6 ACRES RICH SOIL. ,i75
tss cash. so per mbnth, all fine
land, easy 20 Improve, fine view.
close 70 school, lots Of neighbors.
r. Van Arsdaie 4 Co. 1909 Third Az.
io-aere tracts. ioREed of. level. good
land. close TO railway, $500. \
with deed and abstract.
oABEf. f0z Arcade
fs.gtft@ .fff,.,f. f4ntl.r 80 $780,. Z, -
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Business Chances
Hornesteads

n siSs "A az asssri e N r. ia i
msns. Eastern Washington fruit
belt. Greatest bargain ever Of
fered. Thomas Craig, al Union e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-27
RAyENNA PARK SNAP
sfs0-st5e

fexios lot. close to Ravenna park.
level. will have good view Of LAX e
Washington. ] y blocks from car.
any terms
s.P. DIXON a co.
Main 40 as Marion St
WILL You huy bungalow la fur
therance OF your own interests >
You should know about this new
and beautiful. double constructed
extra big rooms. bath. modern
plumbing and electric lights, etc.
Phinney ay. district. Price si.1oe.
tfoe cash. buy soon or he sorry.
JOHN QUEST. sio Washington Bldg
For sale. s1.5o0. terms. fe-ropm
house. lot t0xioe. 10 minutes from
Union depot. send av 4. near
jackson. 1850 cash. balance tsB.0n
per month. including interest
Phone Beacon 132k.
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For Sale Livestock

y.e~>~>,osr~~-N~e-~~~~ ~~~~~o~-o-~~~~~
For haia-7 head 81 horses very
cheap weight from 300 20 l.300
pounds. Price from t15 20 flz5.
One mare Ia fOai, 200 pounds.
some farm horses. just n little sore
from street work. light farm
wagons, Z spring wagons. 2 bug
kles, Is sets o. harness, both dOu-
bic ana single, very cheap.
We have pretty near an automobile,
have no further use for this. Will
sell cheap 6I2 Westiake Az. y.
For Saloons brood SOW and IL
nmnll plea. Cal sidney 1850.
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~-~~s~~~~~~~-~4~~~e~ee> ~~e~rsr~~-~~~sr~~~~~~<~~>
club house. IT'S 18th ay. 3. newly
furnished. all modern conyeuiencea.
steam heat telephone. electric
light. bath. pool room. piano. Eis-
giant home FOR club OF men Room
and board. rates reasonable.
Breakfast. luncheon. 6 o'clock din
nor.
ChiidFsn boarded. private home. sid.
ney 1913.
Children boarded. best care, home
surroundings Ballard issA isss
NJ G4th
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CARD or THANKS
We. the undernigurd. wtsh 20 ex-
press our feelings toward our
ffisnis and neiRhborn Who ansiet.
- We ~ our late bereavement. and
words or tongue cannot express
the appreciation for the aaniatnnro
and also the beautiful floral dee
CREATIONS
~ pETfloFNES.
MYRTLE DETIoFEEN
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Furnished Rooms
Hotels e. Lodging Houses

01SN6 r1cfFic Il norm mn
Tifat. Rnien Zoe daiiy and 10.
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,~-~.~~~s~~~.~---~~e-~ ~>~~e>r~~-~~~~-~~
operation Of detention from labor.
over zoo cases cured past two
years. ages I tots. Harvard SyA-
tenn. kff Eitei HidK. Seattle.
Persons who aaw lady fall from Yes.
Ter car November 20. kindly call
up A W. HAstio. Main isit. SOS
New York Biz
AGA denny. Dancing
ciaaa Apply office
BLADES aharpennd. sec
don rasora. zsc, etc. 1901 eth az.
Oct Acquainted society. Namas and
addresses les Pine 81
SAY N ka~ M IN The star
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5000 CASH
Balance easy payments. will buy
fine home, rooms. large lot.
Price. 81 COO. including furniture.
$3.50 Fourth av. ~. W. West
Woodland car.
MUST SELL
Two fine lots. North End. for the
price OF one. S3t5 buys both.
Phone East 6e00.
For Sale---t.arge equity, 4 lots each
25xf0o, bungalow. with fireplace.
etc Phone Ballard 1858.
Three lots on Rainier av.. $3.50 each.
close In. Phone Hudson is7.
A beautiful lot near Ravenna park,
$3.50 cash. Queen Anne s0S.
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Housekeeping Rooms

Housekeeping Rooms
e~~~N~~~SN~eNreree@fer @s<rs<>e<~4~rf~~~e-r-r~
STEWART HOTEL
te ftbNaft At. block west Hotel
Washington. steam heat. rooms ssc
ana Zoe. week ti.so 20 t1.ee. Fl.
llott 56s4I
sleeping and aekseping rooms.
i. and a-room suIteH. reasonable
rates e1oH Howell st- Phone
Elliott sgaow.
Two single housekeeping rooms next
door 20 uurMef9. anyone having one
child only. SO Seneca. Main stl3.
OLYMPIC APIS. 1910 Western Az
single rooms. 81 50 up. suite. sS.oo
up. Near public market
Cheap. we'll furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms. steam heated,
at 80 Howell
ifaoea-1-roum modern housekeeping
flat. 28zz Eighth av, Main 5tels
For kent-s rooms furnished. ts.ee.
Phone BEACON 1sQ1.
trErie single ~ " rooms III MARION
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Wanted TO Buy--Furniture

Ws6i f6SSs 4 mo flfs lfsrs, sss5
Gibaon Chandler. 30 rike ~ Szz1.
Modern yum Co. iis Plke. 81 esia
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fo11fc 0290175' 100 n l' ~. NOD ,
erni rates ts.bo per week and up
harrington, itis Second 81 Week up
ROYAL HoTEfs-tof Fifth Az. 1sc
20 lac night. fi1s 20 81 week.
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Dance at preamland tonight -.
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road near Seattle for $3.50.
Terms $40 cash and $40
monthly. Good soil for
vegetables. chickens and
fruits Burke A. Farrar,
i04 Cherry ST.
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Situation Wanted - MAJ

~~~~r~~<>~~~~~4~~4~4~s~
General utility work done by two
young men with 5 years eN-
perisnee In all kinds. Of house
cleaning. such az cleaning carpets.
windows, wall paper. polishing or
waxing hardwood floors and gem
erai yard work. Will call at any
time and give estimates. Salts
faction guaranteed and prices right.
Phone Bescon zoos
Plumbing wanted. owner furnish
material. N.sfT
T. IL lL...s 4. = l.... 1. 49,. I.llinla ~ llAN
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For Sale--Wood and Coal
For Sale-Poultry

p Patent dust pan Viii >flrsf losSid cosl.
Wainwright Is Mcleod. Phone 1918
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WE HAVE 100 ACRES


WE HAVE 100 ACRES
Near three railroads in Lewis coun-
~, creamery. bank, high school.
crystal spring. no gravel The
making OF good dairy ranch.
Price 81 500: 800 down and 1900
per month. We know every foot
OF a.
WEST COAST LAND co.
il13-li American Bank Bldg.
20 ACRES FOR $500
Situate west of Seattle and south
Navy Yard, close 20 saw mill.
school. r. r. ~, telephone. etc.
Lots Of nice ncighbQrs and plenty
81 work near by. PART BOTTOM
LAND. WITH BIG TROUT
STREAM THAT RUNS ALI. THE
YEAR. only short walk TO boat
ana stores Terms $50 cash and
$40 monthly. Puget Sound Farms
Co, COS THIRD av.
10 ACRES FINE SOIL. 5000
sss cash. $40 per month. fine view
close to school, near nice towns,
cheap fare TO Seattle.
T. Van Arsdalc q Co, 1909 Third Az
sS-PER ACRES
Some good farm lands at the above
CHURCHILL, EAST 5000
For Saiemchoicest a-acre tract on
Hiiiman boulevard, in Kennydale,
for $1,000. Address Mr.. A. Ainaly.
Poulabo, Wash,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-02
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT
Collide, Monday, at Cornish-Two Men
Injured, One Seriously.

Cornish. Me. Jan. 1.-The forenoon
passenger train from Portland, on the
Mountain division of the Maine Cen
trail collided with freight cars on a
siding at Cornish station. today. The
fireman of the passenger rtain was
seriously and possibly fatally injured,
and a Mr.. Sargent of Kezar Falls,
who was loading freight, was injured
slightly. The fireman was taken TO a
Portland hospital on the noon train.
The injured fireman was Earl Whit
cher of Portland. Word was received
that he had reached the hospital and
that his injuries were not as serious
as at first supposed. He jumped when
the train ran into the open switch on
the siding. John Sargent, who was Sc
verely shaken up from the impact,
was unloading oats from the head
car of 4 string of freight ears on the
siding. The car was wrecked and the
engine and baggage car We're badly
damaged. None of the passengers Were
injured Traffic was blocked during a
part of the day and passengers were
transferred around the wreck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-02

the execution of Elroy Kent, which
will take place ON Friday Jan. 5, be-
tween ] and O'Clock in the afternoon.
Kent was sentenced to die a year ago
this month, but escaped immediate
execution on account of a technically
in the Vermont law. No hope, how
ever, is now held out that he will be
again given a respite from DEATH
Sheriff J. II. Kiniry OF Windsor will
have charge of the execution and IL
citizens Of the state will witness it, but
no newspaper representatives will be
allowed within the prison walls. The
crime for which Kent will die was the
murder of Miss Della Congdon. a deaf
mute in Wallingford VT, in July, 1908.
Kent had been seen in the vicinity of
the house, but disappeared and was
not arrested for some time. Kent was
an inmate of the State Insane asylum
at Waterbury short time before the
murder, but had escaped. He was
tried in the Rutland county court in
March, 1909, before Judge r. L. Water
mar.
As result of the lynching, Sunday,
of William Turner, a Negro, for the
murder of George Cason, white
farmer, and the criminal assault upon
Mrs. Cason, Negroes have been warn
Okla, where the lynching occurred, as
well as at Saltisaw, the county seat.
All is quiet at Muldrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-02
Is His Claims for Sir Francis
BaCon'S Abilities.
Invented AiTship, as Well as
Writing Shakespeare's Plays.
Not Accused, Up to Date, Of Having
Created the World!

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 1.-Following
closely on the announcement of DR..
Orville w. owen, that his researches
in England for proof that Francis Ba-
con wrote the plays of William
Shakespeare, are fast nearing compile
ton, comes the allegation of the doc
tor shat Sir Francis is the inventor
or at least the designer of an airship
we haven't discovered the airship,"
said the doctor, Sunday" 'but We
have found descriptions of one in our
excavations in the river Wye which
are undoubtedly the work of the man
whom we are certain is the author of
the plays attributed to Shakespeare.
And he, of course, is Sir Franvis Ba-
con- When do YOU intend to make
these plans or descriptions publie?"
the doctor was asked. "Only when we
find them in their entirety. Our real
mission is to find the plays and the
conclusive evidence Of their author
ship. When we have done that we may
turn to the other matter. But at pres
ent it is only secondary to us. no mat
ter what its significance to the world
of science may be"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-02

at Boston, Sunday, from Fowey, England.
Her officers and crew, worn out from
passing through month of continuous
gales and hurricanes, told how, Dec. Is,
the vessel nearly went TO the bottom with
the stoke holds. cabins mud saloon flooded
with water, while nearly all hands work
ed to prevent the engine room being
flooded and the fires extinguished.
Joseph sauer's mild objection to the
revelry of a New Yer's party in an East
Side apartment in New York, early Mon
day. started a shooting ARRAY, and when
the police broken in they found James
Dunbar lying dead under a table with his
brains scattered about, and two other
men seriously wounded. One of the
wounded will die. sauer was held by the
police.
A reduction from five to three cents
in the charge to be made for excess
calls to telephone subscribers taking
district measured service, when the
calls are made to exchanges outside
the Boston districts but within eight
miles of the subscribers exchanges,
was announced, Monday, by the New
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The reduction is the result of sug-
gestion by the Highway Commission.
Nina Lawrence. II years old, who
was shot, Sunday. at Lawrence, by
her former sweetheart, Barrett Lewis,
recovered Monday, sufficiently 10
give . clear account of the shooting
Lewis, who shot himself after firing
four shots at the girl, died soon after
Ills father, Capt. Francis a. Lewis, in
charge of the life saving service at
several points on the Great Lakes, ar
rived, Monday, from Washington ana
his mother came from Detroit. MISS
Lawrence said she was out walking
when Lewis approached ana accused
her of not caring for him any more.
Il don't like the way you act, sad
the girl. We'll" replied young Lewis,
sc you can't ever care for me any
more we might as Well end it right
here" and began firing
Preparations are underway at the
Vermont state prison at Windsor for