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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Real Estate Wanted.

->~-,1,.-@~~~y>~~'-
WANTED-Strictly modern home all i'm
proVements; six or more rooms, with
large, improved, high, level grounds:
good transportation, within 80 minutes OF
business center; must be frst-class neigh
borhood; want easy terms and must have
all particulars in first letter or no atten-
ton. Address F. S W., care Georgian.
6-10-15
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BeiVered by carrier, six months. ..... ESQ
delivered by carrier, three months. $50
delivered by carrier. one month";. q
Delivered by carrier in Atlanta and
other cities, one week. ............. 1oc-
Help Wanted-Femaie
GERMAN COOK; small family nice
home; good wages. Acme Business
Agency. l01S Century Bldg. 6-12S2
TWO experienced mattresses at once; two
graduates, who wish to finish course
Acme Business Agency. 6-12S3
WANTED-White housekeeper at once
feQers Employment Agency, 253 254
Gambler Annex Bldg, 104 North Pryor St
6-1277
WANTED-Good all-round white cook
foreign woman preferred; good home
and good pay to right party. Come at
once. FEEDERS Employment Agency, 253-
2o4 Gambler Annex Bldg, 104 North Pryor
WANTED-Good col0red cooks Of all
kinds. Come at once. FEEDERS Employ
ment Agency, 253-254 Gambler Annex
Bldg, 1O4 North Pryor st 61275
WANTED-At once, good cook Room on
lot also good dressmaker by day 290
Myrtle street. 6-12-68
WANTED-A middie-age woman to
cook Call after II a. m, so East Ellis
6-12-64
A GOOD white woman to cook for family
OF three good wages. Phone 1922 Ivy
50-12-6
WANTED-A good cook at my private
summer home near Tallulah Falls;
good wages to good cook Apply Thurs
day and Friday. 1914 Gambler Bldg.
and children's dresses. Apply 50 Deca-
tur street. 6-12-35
ANTED-EXperienc collar girls Elk
celsior Laundry Company, 40-42 Wall
street. 41-12-6
WANTED-A good servant Apply 81
Queen street, West End. 6-12-27
Experienced bindery girls at
once Appeal Publishing Company, 1862
Marietta street. 612-23
WANTED-Re Reliable and settled woman
for cook in small family; references re-
quired. Bell phone Ivy 9213-L. 39-12-6
WANTED-Cook to assist with children
and homework. Apply 202 Rawson
street. 53-11-6
WANTED-Steady girl or woman, white
or colored, to work cheap while learning
face, scalp and body massage; short hours
DR.. Daniel Morrison, Ala Kiser building.
woman for nurse. Must
stay iii the house. Good salary. Go
Wabash avenue. 6-11-30
GIRL WANTED as cook and for general
houseWork 685 Ponce DeLeOn ave
nue.. 47-11-6
WANTED--A good cook with references
Apply 1874 Washington st. 4O-11-6
Inexperienced nanny nurse
Required to spend summer at seashore.
Apply to Mrs. w. Morrison, 459 Peach
tree 6-10-30
WANTED-Reflned chambermaid with
references; room on lot Bell phone East
Point 291-L. 6-10-1
WANTED-Good colored cook, willing to
do general house work; have unfur
nished servants room. 229 Waverly way.
6-10-11
LADlES-We teach hairdressing, Herr
mann permanent wave manicuring ia
cial massage, electrolysis or chiropody, in
few weeks, These trades will make you
independent. Big demand for Moler grad
yates at splendid pay. Some money
earned while learning. Call or write Mo-
Ter college. 80 West Mitchell street. 41-8-6
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Real Estate For Sale

----77<---.---~--~-- ---~--S~----
LOT in Copenhil; good neighborhood:
one block from Cleburne avenue just
off Copenhill avenue. 500 cash. Phone
Ivy 1277-J. 5112-6
COLLEGE PARK six-room bungalow
nearing completion; all conveniences
and a lovely home; price SO, $50, only $3.50
cash, balance easy. w H S. Hamilton.
Decatur. Ga. Phone Decatur 41S. 63-2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Oropsy.

DROPSY CURED-Relieves shortness of
breath in SO to As hours Reduces swell
iag IN 1 70 to 20 days; Write Write Tor particu-
Sig Aastell building, Atlanta. 5-25-11
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Unfurnished Rooms For Rent.

NICE, large housekeeping rooms, fur
nlshed complete for housekeeping; eX
celient neighborhood; close in. Ivy 6071.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
PTANO-P PIANO.

PRACTICALLY new. only used a short
while $50 cash, balance monthly. Ivy
I'M. 6-12-41
MUST sell diamond ring, z karat pure
white. Sll0. Address l.. L., care Geor-
gian 45-12-6
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13
Typewriters.

81 RENTS Oliver three months-$4.
oliver Typewriter Agency, 81 Auburn
avenue Phone Ivy 1851 61245
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-13

WANTED-Good all-round white cook
foreign woman preferred; good home
and good pay to right party Come at
once, FEEDERS Employment Agency, 25S
254 Gambler Annex Bldg, 104 North Pryor
street. 6-12-76
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
CURRY COUNTY FAIR
RECORD,BREAKER
Best County Exhibits Ever
Gathered Will Be Brought
to State Exposition Here,
Says Newspaper Man.

n there b anything ln the line Of
talk handed out by 90, clovis men
in tho city this week.. the curry couu-
IS fair 90 CLOVIS on september "a and
-. viii boz something "a triilo out OF
tho ordinary loo the way ot fair-.
curry county has mad better ug
ricullural season Than Tor 1--WE years.
said a g. Currrn publisher ui the
Clovis NtVs. and delegate To tho Hc-
publican state convention, yesterday.
1.-THE crops have literally amazed
even tho most optimistic farmers md
the present season has demonstrated
conclusNcly what the plains countrs
can DO with H reasonable amount OF
rain The dry tlrmcu products dis
PLAYS win boz the finest ever collected
in eastern NcW McVUu ana the pick
ct them win Dee brought Go the state
fair hcrr think they viii surprise
some OF the dry farming duubtyrs
Meanwhile Wy are going 90 have the
best attended and biggest COUNTY fair
We hay, over had and clovis ls look
ing for anywhere from 1000 to 5000
visitors
Mr.. Currcu be- superintendent OF
Curry county exhibits for tho STATE
fair. ". A. Armstrong being WEE,
president of the fair tor Curry ouuu-
ty and both are the uycu kind of
boosters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
~~&%~~&~~%~%%%<%%%%%%$%~ %%~%~%~%~%%%~~~~~%~~S :
| SPORTS |;
Fair Baseball Tournament Begins
to Loom Up as CIassiest Ever

that o. scheduled 60 do the Texas
fairs this year ana may De in the
Alhuuu.ruur tournament rho club
s managed by o.. 10 San ana o. com.
posed mostly of players Fnthored to-
grthcr iu pocos. Tex. from the Texas
league.
First prize. $500. second prize,
500. thlrd prize. fiO0.
The rules aad regulations are as
follows.
I SO town can be represented by
more than ono club.
There win be- mo- entrance Zee.
3. Cluhs playing boz the tournament
viii hc limited 60 Arizona, New MeN-
leo, ~ ruso. ToN, Amarillo. Tex.
aud Trinidad. colo.
8 The management will arrange
the time and order of playing viii
arrIuR, for AN umpire and viii be-
the final arbitrator Zoo all disputed
questions that may 1risc.
o. Az games win be- played under
National league rules.
o There shall boz mo- restriction as
To- players.
g. clubs win not boz permitted 70
exchange players
3. a liat ot the names or an players
loo each club participating m the
tournament must hr furnished tho
baseball managers by O'Clock Mon
d1N october
Audrus. 400 communications roe
gardug 90, baseball tournament 60
90. a Matsou or W A. Nolohcr.
baseball mluurrrH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
RATES ARE
DISCUSSED
Chairman Of State Corporation
Commission Confers With
Directors Of Deming Cham.
Der Of Commerce.
Especial Corv-.para.ncs 10 a.. usrsIS

Doning. y. NJ. Sept il--Hugh H..
Williams. ehuiTuan ui the state COR
puraton commission or Sew Mexico
met with the board of directors OF
the chamber Of .umWprUy today to
discuss the master of freight rates
into Dcmiug \ cops uf % letter ode
dressed Oy thc state CORPORATION coin
mission tu the various traffic depart
m"Uis doing Wie'u,ss iu On, stntc pl-
loglng discriminatory rates was read
90 The BOARD. Tho board passed
resolution endorHuE heartily the ace
lion OF thc state corporation commits
sion iu taking up THIS VERY important
matter ANA commencing the method
employed bt tho commission. The
secretary was instructed hy The board
Co prepare au article uu the freight
rates into ana out uf ucmiuR for pub
licuuon in the local paprrt \ conn
mitteo was appointed. consisting OF
W. &. Holt A. W Pollard and y \.
MAhonry Co draft suitable resolutions
concerning the death of solomon
Luna.
4 meeting pf uu, real estate mon
was called for Thursday night boa the
rooms of the chamber of Commerce
Co discuss various matters of inter
est. both TO the organization and TO-
the real estate men
Ira -. Wotmor, 81. huurg err acres
uf land gruhbDd UUu pl,vrd CLEVER
miles south of n,mue Two irull-
ton plants viii .u Installed uu this
property this ml luI De- lcrgc portion
uf % viii bo planted Coo vineyard the
coming season. John 1awD,uu ct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
FIRE MAN HARRIS
AS WHITE HOPE
Trinidad Brings Forward
Muscular Prodigy in Heavy
weight Class Said to Be of
Great Promise.

Trinidad, colo. sept a. w II
lltrfIH. better known as Fireman
HARMS is looked upon o., Trinidad
NEhi lHua us 90 coming white hope"
nd thr pusunir HEAVYWEIGHT cham
uIuu ui uur world uuta mad, hi3
lirt tpp,Hrau,, 100 thp ring Labor
dHN when hr Knocked out Herman
Grant boo thr ilrtt round ui the second
preliminary Geo lh, Chlyys- Attru bout
A'i that Harris needs is consistent
training and developments ana OK
pvriDu,,.
Harris has resigned his position as
fireman uu the Santa I'y road and
established training camps GO Central
park lly started active training yes
t"rdaE 10 s understood that adj
mlr'r. ot the his man arc financing
him t0 that notch whore he viii be
able Geo meet an corners Harris b.
going tu devote himself 60 the work
of pcu,ctIug himself Is boxer he
already has the punch and iu the
hands oi Cherokee Tom uu cN-
porioucod trainer Harris s already
showing MARRIED Improvement as q
boxer
Harris puts Boo tho morning taking
at other forms ot outdoor exercises
and returning 10 'h camp puts in an
hour ur two swimming aud rowing
Ia the afternoon he puts n two hours
az actual boxing and shadow boxing
and is developing speed and clever
noes 90 "a remarkable degree. His
trainer and sparr.ng partner who has
helped 90 train other prominent
90 "a. D.
Cariy and Jesse willard declares
hat none cot these looks better than
Harris. lu fev days hId Bryan. a
clever san Francisco bog, VIII Join M
the training force
Harris is willing pupil. lIc o.
modest tud does mot oNpcc, 90 take
uu Flynn, johnson CO any OF tho top
uutrh,r- until hc is ready Tor them.
iiit trainer Dos convinced, however
mat hy Nest spring Harris VIII Doe in
shape Goo hp matched with some ut lhv
lvss prominent white hopes.
Fireman Harris b. 23 years of Heo
ana weighs loo pounds stripped, aud
-Da with hIs clothes ON. o." s spIru.
didIt developed. has fine muscular
development aud knows how TO uav
his hands 90. has IL wullop that is "a
sleep producer lbs friends predict
I that Harris NIll 300 tiWC 60 come. ad-
Neuls, Trinidad u 90, prize ring
Harm. was born and raised iu this
section. llu haa kept himself 300 exec.
lrui physical shape hy bis steady
. habits llH muscles have hr'u de.
. ,olup,l hN hiH years nf service as "a
railroad fireman. w., iE eN feet. tour
/ inches 100 h,ight and haH % reach "f
/ so u,uus lly bias established "a fun
u.dgri comp with iuu's wud all CN
,rrIHuE 1Wtutu- and hGs employed
70 cook and tuu COR three attendants.
/ liu invites hs friends aud Hdmu,r.
tu COME and er' him work. uut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
SPENDING 100000
ON THE PALACE
New Company Incorporated
Yesterday Plans to Make
Famous Old Santa Fe Hos.
telry One of Best in South
west.

That the Sew MDslcu Realty and
LINcslock company which flied iu-
corporation papers at SANTA Fr y'.-
tDrda, with 70 capital stock OF f2HU,-
600, hts pJ.d 500 UuO for trc Palace
hotel aud wlu Spend fDo.UO0 more ON
Improvement. iH the statement mode
lo tho Herald today bv Frank 81 kulb
uf The Interstate tuusauliy COMPANY ,
one ul the ur.rpuruturs ut the Now
concern The entire kutrl accord
ing iu Mr. kulh. viii ho rpmod, lrd.
r'furuifhrd aud rrfttlod, uud special
attention VIII ho given 90 the ntius
ct the Billiard aul wine rooms low
T.. J'wrtt is the statutory agent pt the
new company Tho other iucurpotu-
tors include Harold o. MoGIbbuu of
Santa &c, IaN g. Montgomery ot
Muffau, colo. ana William 50 Mob.
son ot Santa F,. The man who .vl'l
assume active charge cot the rriu,v-
mated hotel Be- W e. Mrndcnhuu nu
experienced hotel man ut Kansas
CHS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
Believed There Will BE- Several
Crackerjack Clubs in the
Race for the Money; Chey-
enne Indians May be Here.

with the opening DAY Of the state
fair less than % month away, Matsou
and k,Iohyr. managers of the base
BAH tournament. are doubling thrir
energies 800 au effort o. put on ser.
ics or gaines of the national sport
that will 10, satisfactory Co every fan
that attends The exhibitions. tt Be- "a
Itll, too carly Co mako amy definite
forecast as Go the exact uumhc" OF
teams that win uc hcpy. There is
every reason Co believe, however. that
Albuquerque, Santa Tc. Hurley aud
Amarillo WlN Doc here 10 is under
stood that the Cheyenne Indians are
again flirting wish the baseball fans
iu los lsuuus and may represent that
town ip the series Tho Indians were
here BOO 1910 and finished last in tho
tournament probably bo,Iuso they
failed tU gu Co bod more than two
nights uU ui tine wp,t thpy wgry
here. Manager Ira Bidvou OF the Ia
diaus hus 900 ambition Zoo got u ou the
tournament again and win lrN
money Th, iudun# have cleaned up
everything u the Rocky mountain
region This season.
htfl 'tihNHm ul AIhuu uDtuuy, VINO
be- now finishing the season with Bau-
Vile. 900. is expected 90 return hero
within Oh, next week or ten days and
viii assist Manager Dan Tauilla OF
the Groys. boo lining up a team that
viii represent THIS city with much
credit STRINGS are now out for the
players who are 90 be with Albu-
uu,ruuy and deals can be- closed with
th,m hE telegraph Dluiol q. ortiz,
thirty degree tam go Santa To
De- boosting strong for 90 classy CLUB
iur SInH D., and 30 looks IE, tho
Ancient D.fN always the uIiuHur ut
OBJ, tuuru.l wli b, h,r" fhm ,.Hr
With stronger aggregation than over
N'.nrr The Amarillo club VIII like
Ir hr h.r. with t club ,uupus,u cod
|.t1s I'rru.r. who vIli uc after ihu
mooney from ih" Iump off, Hurley
u.I 100 900 probability. bp One ut thp
siruuEt ,HufruI,r- 300 fhp tuurW-
w.W ul jN. urst prlz, ul hIIuU.
TN. uurI.' ..un 1900 1900 HHr I-g.
r.t|ou. according 'u uI repuri.
every muu u tb. uu, zap being q
hul uI#rr ui moro than ordinary
class Arl,siI -. 49, has "a ball club
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
TRAINED NURSING

study az your home hy mail the
most complete and scientific course
ever given la tho United states. Per.
sonal supervision 20 individual stu-
dents. Dignifcd profession and re-
muneratlte occupation. Diploma
granted upon completion OF course.
our students are employed while
studying write for Information to-
day sOuTHWEsTERN CORRE.
sPONnENCE COGIEGR or TRAIN
Eu NURSING. Albuquerque. n. N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

An article that has rral merit
should in time become popular That
such .s the ease with Chamberlain 81
Cough Kennedy has been atiostcd by
many dealers Hcrc ls one of them.
" W ilrrfr. t.pn ohio Fails. ud
Nt rmwhorlalns Cough Rem
edy is the best tor coughs colds ana
croup and lg my oct erurr Fnr rpin
bl lll druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
American League

Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia az cleveland,
New York ut Chicago.
Boston go S. Louis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
Mc.tern Ienrnc.
Where They Play Today.
NntInnnI Tongue.

pittshurg al Philadelphia.
Cincinnati az Brooklyn.
Chicago az Boston
ST. Louis al NrW York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Omaha 20 Lincoln
Sioux city at Topeka
pps Muiuus az Wigni'a
st. Joseph at DcNCr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
Yesterdays GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

~. Louis. 81; New York, ~.
A. Sew Yurk. ~ u. H.
Sew YORK ................2 q 4
ST. Louis .................. u -
Wilson. Harmon and Broanahaa
Second game. T. ~ p.
81 Louis ........ ..........1 o /
Sew Nork ............... .
Buttyrics. G,yyr Griuur ana Win
Eu. IcsfCau and Wilson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

Ucs Noluoa-WiohIla game p0s
puuyd rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver, 10; ST. Joseph, 1.
~ Denver. u n r.
Denver ,...... .............lO % q
S. Joseph ..........s......l
batteries hiusplia ANA Spahr,
jackson, johnson. Bcll aud Griffin.
SinuN Guy .. Topeka, p
~ Topeka r., ~ g.
Sioux city .....s. .........b ~ o
Topeka .,.......... %
Iutt,rlpE white aud Chapman,
Young, Cochran and Smith
LiLculn, 2; Omaha, I.
AZ Lincoln q ~ g.
Lincoln .......... ........3 2 I
omaha ..... .............. 70
Batteries, b"ssau ANA Strattpui
Robinson aud johnson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13
Quality
Hats for
Men

For the younger men
and fol- all men who de-
mand extreme style eff.
fects our showing of Fall
Hats will prove a revela-
tion. The last word from
the great fashion centers
is told in both the derby
and soft patterns.
More conservative men
will find hats which, al
though absolutely correct
in fashioning, are at the
same time lacking in the
more conspicuous style
touches which some men
like TO avoid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

PhIIndrIphln. 81 Dctroli. o.
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pittsburg, :; philadelphia, =.
nrookl,n. ID. CIncInnnli. ~.

batteries. Hendrix aud Gibson. ~
handler and killiicr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

UIIUfIUN 'UNIUEIUU mn NIHUHE'
ilrski and Eg1n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

BOSTON. .: aicago. L.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

IWiIUTIO| NhIIC Ind ChUpWHn,
Dung, Cochran and Smith
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

". Louis. -; NV YORK, a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-13

I|T"VU- I0NW"0II NITT NUV UT
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Lircoln, q; Omalia, =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-08
PRoGREssivEs MEET.
Address by ZION. n. p. Gardner, Mon.
day Evening, in Library Hall.

"a well attended meeting was held,
Monday evening. in Library hall in
the interests OF the Progressive party
In this Getty. The principal speaker
was Hon. Haibert p. Gardner of Port
land, National committeeman from
Maine af the new party. For nearly
an hour Mr.. Gardner held the closest
attention Of his audience. speaking
of the principles of his party. its plat
form and it's candidates. He dealt at
some length with what he styled the
so-ealled Republican convention" last
June. in Chicago.
Early in his talk, speaking officially
as member Of the National Progress
sive committee, Mr.. Gardner said that
rumor to the contrary. newspaper re-
ports To the contrary and other re-
ports to the contrary. the Progressive
party in Maine has no alliance with
either of the old parties and had but
one duty and that the eleeting of six
electors to elect and Roosevelt and
Johnson He said that the necessary
legal steps had been taken and the
necessary number of signatures OBJ
tanned to the petitions 50 that the
electors names would appear on the
ballot.
Mr. Gardner was introduced by Hon.
O. b. Clason, president of the Roose-
Welt Club of this city.
An interesting feature of the meet
ing was the singing of the campaign
song of the Maine Progressives, COM
posed ny Laura f. Richards of this
city, and sung, Monday night. for
the first time in public. Set to the nu-
sic of ",rhe Red. White and Blue" the
air was familiar to all and the song
was sung with vim.
MIR. Gardner, in the afternoon. adj
dressed a well-attended rally at the
church at Spears Corner, West Car
diner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-08
In Municipal Court.

The Gardiner municipal court was
a busy place, Monday, when six re-
spondents We're before Judge Atkins
for intuxication. Martha Waterhouse
of Mechanic street was up for being
drunk and making disturbance. Sat
urslay night. Size is an old offender
and there have been many complaints
against her A sentence of 80 days in
Jail was Imposed. William Richardson.
better known as Billie Goose Neck,
another well-known person III the
court, was fined S. and costs or SO
DAYS in Jail He didn't have the cash
John Murphy OF this city Went to Jail
for3 days. He was found. early Sat I
urday morning with "a sunrise bind
on" Patrick Harper Of Augusta was
released upon the payment OF $2.51,
Lester King OF Gardiner was up for
the first time and was discharged by
paving the costs. Charles Lessor Of
Augusta. Whc was also a first offend
er. Was released with a SUSPENDED
sentence or account of the family
whict. he has, to support.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-08
Bold Attempts by Second
Story Men Are Frustrated.
~ -. q

The boldcst act of burglary that has
happened in Waterville for a long time
occurred few minutes after Midnight
Tuesday morning. when the residence of
MRS l.. J. Palmer at % Pleasant street
was entered by a second-story man and
$40 taken from a bureau drawer, while
two Colby students were asleep. They
awoke as the intruder was going our the
window and scared him so that he drop
ped "A suitcase and suit of clothes that
he was taking away. There are few
clues TO the thief and they are being
worked upon. 1t was someone Who had
a knowledge of the room, say the boys
who were sleeping there. and they expect
to bring him to justice before long. They
say that il will be better for the thief
If restitution is made at once
The room was entered through a win
dow which oyerloeks the back piazza, so
that ii was an easy matter to CLIMB up
to 1t. The thief burned matches in his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-08

Course from the window to the bureau,
leaving a tran of burned tapers in a
straight line. AS he was about to goeout
one Of the boys wone up and said to his
companion: someone's in the rocm.'.
They got out of bed in hurry. but too
late to catch the invader.
The house Of Or. L. X. Austin, two
doors away, was also entered. probably
by the same man. but he was scared
away soon after lifting up a back win
dow. Neighbors are much wrought up
over the incident, and from now on WIN
dows win be locked at night more gener-
ally than they have been,
Several other thefts have been report
ed of /. late. A young man was caught
going through suitcases at the Colby
gymnasium, Saturday afternoon. and was
arrested but the matter was settled out
of court downtown printing office has
also been entered and things stolen in
the past few nights