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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
TIMES CLOSES
SHARKS OFFICE

TACOMA. Nov. is-- Following 8
bitter fight waKed ON loan sharks
In Tacoma by the Times. Scripps
newspaper. u. II. TolmRn. owner OF
a chain Of more than 90 loan offices
throughout the United States. to
day closed his office here. Tolman
came on from New York 10 super
intend the obsequles.
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|PUblICMARKETS


= ~ FF4n oiat<t sugar, 81, with
80 vi Il apples sold. apples,
~ ~. ccokinx apples. see and
tox: MILK. b. case. t&24. s.
n hardwood toofhpieks. SCI 4
1HfoI. lie. I cans milk. 25cs I
fto<sne. Soc. No. re sack flour,
~ "a sack flour. all kinds.
wheat. - sack. scratch food.
m<k. tomatQex Sc ID. exw
4 lee and i1c each Imported
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The Minnesota farmers are TAX.
ing hogs to the South St Paul mar
ket in auto trucks. II pork keeps
on going up II win be entitled to
ride In taxicabs.--St. Paul Pioneer
Preag.
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VESSEL HIT BY
FERRY MISSING

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10
While crossing the bay from Oak
land early today the ferryboat Oak.
land c0llldcd with an unidentified
craft. The Oakland Immediately
backed up, but could find no trace
Of the veaaeI.
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Baker, secretary to Mayor Alexan-
der, directed the arrest OF Police
man y. W. Lloyd on a charge Of
accepting a bride, Chief Of Police
Sebastian has threatened 70 resign
today.
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LISTERS TACOMA LEAD

TACOMA. Nor. 1.-THE final Of,
fetal count on governor In Pierce
county added "a to the Lister lead
over Hay. the figures ss completed
standing. Lister 1924. Hay ezra.
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Al Both Ends.

Marie--f think Chollle Is de-
lIghtful dancer; he's so light on his
feet.
When you're better ac-
quainted you'll discover that he is
liGAt at both ends. The Pathfinder.
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49, steaks. Use 10 ioln roast
~ nstion. lane d: legs lamb.
\: ~ s<e4k. f@1e 10. pork roast
~ y. real steaks. isc n. veal
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PLAN A FIGHT
ON THE |. w. w.

ROCHESTER, n. r.. Nov. is---
Plans Ia orEanixe unskiiicd lshorers
and 10 conduct determined fight
on the Industrial Workers of the
World occupied the attention today
OF II eyarlous committees and Of.
ficerx 81 the American Federation
OF Labor. In annual convention
here. A strong effort viii be made
tod recruit from the ranks % the
unskilied workers in the biz steel
mills. where the induAtrialIsts are
particularly strong.
So -
osSy o~> spnOWo oufSINHs
That t. tsrssfss fl<o~re orfntrs toc< fcs
re sfrrsts>. ~ = " Oress cur~s Co.'s
~ ffrs fts. cuf~s or4r sa Twa rs.rs 1@~
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City Real Estate
$50 rER MONTH

Buys this modern T-room home. To-
Gated in paved district. 10 minutes
from center of city. Priced at
$3.50, which ~ $3.50 under vaiun-
ticn. 10 per cent cash and balance
$50 per month.
q NJ MILES
sii Hoge Bldg.
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RAISE YOUR OWN
WAGES
By putting 81 week Into piece
Of frat riaan land near the city of
centralia. The railroads are spend
tng over fi.ooo.oa there this sum
new depot Ia p sgsnasHns's when 1Sh
In over 10000. Will double In the
next three years The city that led
the state in percentage 81 growth,
according to the last government
census. Two electric lines are be-
now. but win more than double be-
fore the summer IL over We have
several lQ-Rcro tracts Just three
miles from the city on good
road In a good settlement. good
schools, telephone. and the soil IL
first class, absolutely free OF
gravel or rock; easily cleared; lies
well You can secure employment
right near the land. Price $500
for. each fo-acre tract, sio cash
and ~ a week.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON
LAND COMPANY
soa Second Az, Room rs Downs Blk
fHAut MINI oSNt.
Snap-~is- ranch. mostly ali
cleared. on good county read. two
miles from town. horse. wagon.
farm implements. 2 cows. $50
chickens. 10 tons hay. apples.
spuds In cellar. $4,000 takes this
II taken At once. 81 500 down. Caii
on or address G. w. Van Myer.
Kingston.
WE HAVE 1T
10 acres. all cleared. 1900. $50 down.
land. good soii and level. close 70
car and town. s5i-2 Arcade An
W. IL HAVEN INV. co.
ACRES WITH STREAM
Good rich bottom land. with cedar
and fir timber, no stumps. located
Just across tho bay nine boats
daily, handy TO Seattle or Bremen
PRICE, 5000; 900 CASH
CLIFFORD. 1919 Third Av.
Branch office, IS Washington 81.
WILDLY ISLAND
9-acro home, part cleared, small
house. on good road. close to
town. rich soil on easy terms.
only $3.50, Come up; bring 5000.
LANGLEY. BANK. langley, Wash.
Timber claim for sale, leo acres. To-
NAitu hilEAV ttuflA1s Vtttf iit
price. John Locker. Ariletta.
Pierce county. Wash. pescrip-
ton. y. W. V y. W. u sec. 10. n. Q.
u n W. Y sec. is, n. W. u n. W.
V sec. ib, =. e. Y n. W. y see. rs.
township ~, l W.
and l0-acre tracts. located near
Colby, Olalla, Port Orchard. from
$40 to 500 per acre; some within
IN miles OF landings; S. per acre
down and 81 per acre monthly.
Among the above we have some
very fine bottom land with run
ming water.
ELLSWORTH. iioi American Bank.
S175-LOTS-$l75
Nice level lots. no assessments, close
to car. 2S minutes Fourth and
Pike. 81 down, 50 month. asia
Arcade Annex.
w. II. HAVEN INV. co.
For sale by owner. i0-acre tract
north of city. some improvements
IN AdlraAa Siar X-OND
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1 '1r,ilsfkSd rooms NH ne. Ssth,
- suitable for one or two gentlemen,
y. reasonable. 2sig Ward at. 2srd
Warm, comfortable room Tor woma n
employed. 2Si7 Il. Columbia after
g or sundays
Front furnished room Tor rent,
steam heated. close In. Phone
Fast 1899
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iilbh
First. Rates soc daily and up.
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For lease. sale or exchange, by
owner. ff-room house. all new
furniture. pool table and plano,
10 minutea' walk 10 railroad sta
tion, -, ~ Mahoncy, 1901 first
nv ~ Main sTsf
Grocery, restaurant. confectionery
store, stock and fixtures for sale,
store for rent, about 81 600 1906
Greenwood owner. ballard 1850.
Have a client looking for a lunch
counter or small restaurant. wash
inEton Investment Co, a0G Bailey
building. Main 1917,
For haie-A good paying buttermliit
route, Inquire A. isain, 1874
Maynard ay. =.
Will ncil 1900 contract AT 10 per
cent, drawing \ per cent interest.
300 Ilaiiey nuiidinK,
Motor delivery business. making big
money, for sale cheap. Phone
Main bt0s.
Al restaurant. great sacrifice. 4. q.
himkinA. zzi Liberty Bldg.
Il q simklna. 2zi Liberty nidR.
300 bnaIneaa sardn. 81. lIg Madison.
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-s>-~-~e-~~~--~~-~~--~-~~~-
VIE rooms. modern. good condi.
ton. fireplace. walking distance
- Phone Queen Anne 1883
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level. good view. for tibA each.
Near woodiawn park. lot toxi1o.
good Groom house. furnished.
Price 81 soc Terms
HERMAN SCHROEDER
32S Liberty Rldg. Third and Union.
VIEW LOTS FOR 1915 EACH
Good view OF Lake Washington, Sc
attic and the mountains, and with
In a few blocks OF stores, school
and the ferry landing at Kirkland.
There is good speculation In these
lots for tho man or woman who
can spare IS a month. Remember.
these lots should increase rapidly
upon the completion OF the canals.
Remember. only s27s each. terms
s26 cash. 81 n month, Go over to-
day Take n Madison car and
county ferry or Anderson steam
boat TO Burke a FRrrar's Kirkland
office, or call az ios Cherry 81.
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE
Good s-room modern cottage, I'm
West woodland Park district:
built about one year. wired for
lights. reception hall. pantry.
bathroom between two bedrooms;
level lot. 55xi0e. on highly Inn
store: price for quick sale cut to
si.750; $500 down. balance 20 suit I:
no mortgage. Take Phinney car
60 65th NJ. Ask
COTTAGE REALTY Co
Comfortable house, ground io0xioo.
shrubbery. east front, assess
ments paid. Can be had way less
than worth OF ground. South OF
and near Woodland park. Best
car service. Price $4,000, on your
own terms.
s. p. DIXON & co.
Main 40. 2is Marion st.
For sale. one OF the incest bunga
lows on the market. full cement
basement. laundry trays. built-in
book cases, closed drawers, attic
which can be used for bedroom IL
desired. Price s2,s0o, $500 cash.
H. II. CARR
3i0b Fremont Az.
Rent or sale, $40 MONTH. FUR
NISHED b-room modern hunga-
low. near Woodland mark high
school $50. monthly buys all.
Main bsss. suite 1 Mutual Life hid.
4-ROOM HOUSE. 1920
Lot 5oxio0 feet. improvements in.
j. b. CHURCHILL. EAST 5000
MAGNOLIA BLUFF
8 lots, 30x102 each, high and slightly,
$500 for tile bunch.
A. II. NEWELL i20 Snring So.
5 lots. each a0xi00, ~ 4bth st Price
si,i00, $40 cash. $50 monthly.
owner, ii07 American Bank bldg
Fine lots, cost Sa2b: viii sell at your
price. sos bailey BuildinE.
House aud lot. furnished. 1910 Third
w. Call In forenoon,
A beautiful lot near Ravenna park.
$3.50 cash. Queen Anne 4uS.
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Homesteads

IN az 3eSsrs ( n r. \
fnsut. Eastern Washington fruit
belt Greatest bargain ever Of
fereS Thomas Craig. 1xf Union II.
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o { hst saw him. Jahas was
m envy. yellow with Jcai-
- Win fear and red with
~ 1 lixh colcred life hla
~ o-Hhlflnore American.
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Board and Room

N~~~~-~~~~o~-~-c~rN~ c~~r~~~~~>~~e~~y~
club house. 1918 18th av. s.. newly
furnished, all modern convcniencea.
steam heat, telephone, electric
light. bath, pool room, plano. Elc-
giant home for club OF mon. Room
and board, rates reasonable.
Breakfast. luncheon, G o'clock din
ncr.
Scandinavian Young Women's Home,
1924 Terry Main 1926. Board and
room reasonable,
Children boarded, best care, home
surroundings. Ballard l6SS, lass
w, oith.
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Lost and Found.
~4~S~s>s~~->~~r<<~><> ~~r~~<~~~~~~~N-~~-s~
Last or stolen. Monday afternoon.
either IN MaenougAifs store or on
N~cond Ax.. gray piu-erai hand
bag. containing money and read
Ing glasses. Suitable reward %.
- Tered for return OF same. Phone
Beacon $50
When buying Tor NmaA. don't fors
ret The Little 1eweifr Nfore. that
nriis for less. Myfcn sytnonz. fts7
Third.
ixsg OF straYrd. female Scotch culiic
-8ftppY. Reward 1919 Ninur ar..
let phone Eitiott 1ite.
III -i-lswcliyu setter. white with
Tan ears. iffeuse Ne. t1ui. Please
phoua Queen Anns 1924. Reward.
lost - ifinx sef with diamonds and
Iruhtsa Return 10 sVi Northern
Rank bldg Reward
fosf--open faced silver watch. Re
ward f,hone y tee
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quarter acre. small house. close In
scent fare. Price $3.50. tioo cash
balance $40 month.
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Fairly furnished s-room house
Broadway district, ON car line
Elliott sos.
s-r0om furniFhod house, gas range
electric lights. hot and cold water
on car line ss1s Fiffh av. ". y.
Flrat floor OF house. furnished.
modern, good yard. near car. SIS
Phone East s141
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GOOD BUYS
: lots in north end. near car. no
nssessmsnts. Price tsso each.
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Personal.
csrs~r~~-~y~4>~-eees> ~~~eee4e<><~~~~>~>~
br A. Lee Lewis. consulting chiro.
prostor Hours z 20 y. m. ata~7
Arcade Annex. Main iSs2. Lady
attendant.
ittfTURE CURED. permanent, no
operation or detention from labor.
over 200 eases cured past two
years, ages J 90 10. Harvard sys-
TEN, I'll Eitsi Hlda.. Seattle.
|oiiisETrE BLADES sharpened. doc
doE ra1ora. sse, etc. 1904 9Th av.
Oct Acquainted Hocicty. Names and
addresses foe Pins 81.
kat N saw n IN The star.
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-~f~s>-f4,-~---..-r--'-~-r>
Fnivfrsity Undertaking parlorn, izf4
18TH n, ". North ziL w w. Fork
iier
" II HUTTEnwoHfH n BoNH.
ibsl tirat nv. Main or Elliott pi9.
ycc1~eoo~~Fls,, >.rs 100000
itindon. cut flpMofn. funeral pieces
Elliott 2tat 1919 Second. Grssn-
house. neaeon sls.
buhNs FLORAL Co. col ard. Main
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J fine level lots In Tacoma for 50
each.
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e-sN~~~~<se<A>>~>>< ~~~~~-~>~~~~~~~~-~
wanted Money from private par
Ties % loan on first class security.
y. Y. nInkIns. zzl liberty Bldg.
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Help Wanted--Mals

Help Wanted-Male
s>~-~->-,---s--- --e--,-->-r~~~~>~
WANTED--Msn aud women 20 learn
the barber trade. wages paid while
learning. Call or write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
high Grade school.
cs Warrington -.
WITTY does i.undquirt sell tsb cults
for 1851 BECAUSE HE SELLS
r THEN upHTAIflA Room 2ot Em.
pfesa Theatre nulldihR.
Coal miners. pick mine, steady sob
Call room IL. Hogei Perrin. Dol Y
f'irst av.. 10 a IA. 10 o. u- oper
hummagc sale. good assortment
reasonable. " woodland pa.t
AXE AZ s' isals Ss" nIsa ss, nsa s
hoy wanted To work in violet atsnd
wages, references Call eornei
second Az. and University.
Use Itanactt'n Native ifsrhs for con.
stipation. 80 tablets for xtc. Al
aruawiats,
Learn 10 be sobd barber at
MOi-Eit BARBER COLLEGE
$40 Occidental Az.
Nay n saw u IN Tire Star.
kavanAuxhn 81 " ifats. Ills ist mx
Situation Wanted - Male
<~~s~~~~s~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~e~er~~~~~~~~~~s~
what position can YOU offer youne
man % s1f Thorough education
also speaks German and English
T-ti. care star.
What posi,lon can yon otter youns
man 81 "a. fair education aist
: speaking German and English
zetg cars star.
rin5nhing wanted. owner furnish
material N.kti
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0uag Harris Ia a nonentity. :
- has no more influence
VAR Who neslects TO regis
BulIsIo Express
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For sale by owner. l0-ncrc tract
north of city. some improvements
on. Address Star, X-GS5.
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For Sale-turniture.


Buffs fSfnffHffs %. Bl3 s, o. IN roSnf
goods. 1909 First Elliott sfssW.
Want house n office furniture. cash.
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Near woodiawn park. lot 4oxf1o.
good s-room house. furnished.
Price q SOC Terms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-22
SPORTING NOTES.

Neal Ball. the former Cleveland man,
| is handy man for the Red Sox to
have around. In the few games that
he has played lately his hitting and
base running have been very much in
evidence.
Cashion is pitching great ball for
Washington. His work of late indi-
Gates that Griffith has found young
ster full of promise. In year or two
the Washington people expect to see him
making name such as Johnson has
made.
The National league clubs can see
but little difference between the three
leading teams of the American league
race, and it makes little differene to
them which club wins. Every one Of
the teams has star pitcher capable
of working three games a week if nee
essary and coming from behind are at
least two hitters of note with each club.
Boston has Joe Wood to call on for
the worlds series, Washington John
ston and Philadelphia Coombs.
Maxwell Bank, New York lad, won
the eastern point tournament for young
sters recently. The cup was present.
ed by Julius Fleischmann, formerly may
or of Cincinnati. Julius, jr., was a ,oln-
petitor but lost to a Washington lad.
The defeat of Touchard by Little is
regretted by many followers of tennis
since it practically means that this year
the former will not be ranked among
the first ten. His career in the world
of tennis has been one OF rapid strides,
and if he is set back this season it is
hoped that next year, after having re-
covered his health, he will again figure
in the top fight. He has done excel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-22
RAGGED WORK
BY RANDOLPH
Also Unable to Hit Beaton With
Any Certainty
THEY LOST TO |. A. C., 5 TO z.
Locals Hit Gay for Some Solid Raps-
Scampini, Drafted by Visitors, Played
Strong Game and Was Source
of Worriment to the Locals.
THEY LOST TO |. A. c., TO z.

vindication was not forthcoming to
xhe Randolph A. G. baseball team and
yesterday afternoon they bowed their
heads to the Italians in a TO com
bat. A few weeks ago at Randolph
tle Orange county lads held the local
aggregation OF ball tossers to a tie
game, Gay, their southpaw, allowing
but one hit. Heralded as confident Of
victory. the Randolph team threw a
score into the local camp; but after a
few innings, Beaton had them sized up
and was in full control of his steam
pillow.
Randolph drafted pitcher, Paul
Scampini, manager, player, captain and
pitcher of the Montpelier |. A. c. Out.
side of Scampini's exhibition of play
ing there was not much variance from
listlessness. His work in every de-
partment was revelation to the crowd,
which took an enthusiastic interest in
the articles of the former Barre boy.
A brace of two-baggers in his first two
trips to the plate amazed the gather
ing and for several moments bewildered
pitcher Beaton, who was hoping for an
easy time in disposing of him.
Dan Beaton was an enigma for the
Randolph organization. He allowed
them but four hits and struck out ten
men. He famed every player to face
with the exception of Scampini and Vail.
In the opposition works was Gay, the
young southpaw, who has been lauded
to the skies for some time past. He did
not fare as well as expected, being
hammered for eDtht solid hits. His
efforts might have been more fruitfully
rewarded with an alright combination
performing behind him, seven 2iscues
being written against them.
Ihe Orange county lads scored first
In the second round, Scampini opeEed
fire with two-bagger and took TIE
next base on passed ball. He finished
tie course while Comolli was dispos-
ing Of Wallis grounder. Their other
tally came in the seventh round. DonG-
line reached first base ON Rovetta's err
ron. He was sacrificed to second by Vat.
took third as Smi was being tossed
ont by Witt. lie united when Scott
lit safely to left field.
In the third inning CaIcagni made
the initial bag when Scott dropped his
fly. Beaton scratched hit down first
base line and Vail threw wild to third
to catch Calcagni, Cal scoring and Beat
on taking second. Beaten scored when
Clare beat out hit to short. The
next three men retired in order. With
two runs in, the local club got strong
in the fifth inning. every man on the
team batting, and three runs We're
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-22
KIDNEY TROUBLE vANISHES
GAINED EIGHTEEN POUNDS

Some time ago | was troubled with
what the doctors pronounced to be float
ing kidney, | was completely run down
so weak and exhausted that if I did
my housework one day | would have to
stay in bed the next / doctored with
several physicians and they all told me
that my kidneys would never be well.
/ decided to try DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root and found that | got relief. | con
tinued the use of Swamp Root and today
my kidneys are in fine shape and / AM
enjoying the best Of health Have gain
ed eighteen pounds. and feel as well as
ever in my life. You can publish this
letter ii you wish to.
Very truly yours,
MRS. JOHN S. JONES.
Granville, n. Y.
State of New York.
County of Washington. SIS.
Appeared before me personally, this
23d day of July, 1909. Mrs. John S
Jones, who subscribed the above state
ment and made oath that the same is
true in substance and in fact.
c. 4. Parker, Notary Public.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-22
SAYS MRS. AST0R
WILL NOT CONTEST
Attorney Declares That the Widow Is
Satisfied With the Request to
Child

New York, Aug PA formal state
ment given out by counsel for Mrs. Mad
eleine Force Aston in reply to persistent
reports that a contest of John Jacob
Astor's will is being contemplated, says:
"Mrs. Astor has always expressed en-
tire satisfaction with the provisions
made for her by her late husband. She
has not now, nor has she ever had, airy
desire or intention to dispute the valid
ity of the ante-nuptial agreements or
the will.
Gas for setting aside the will, any
lawyer of the 9lightest experience would
not advise that it could be possibly done.
All of the provisions strictly conform
to the laws of the state. In reference
to the article of the will providing for
post humous children, it must be said
that while the fund of S3000000 seems
to be rather small in view of the large
estate Col. Astor left, and as compared
with the sum William Vincent Astor
will receive, nevertheless, large for
tune was left for the heirs maintenance
and education. 1t is likely, moreover,
that this trust estate will quadruple
by the time the child is 2l years Old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-22
CAUGHT BY DEcoY LETTER.
New York Postofice Clerk Under Arrest
for Robbing N. z. Mails.

New York, Aug. 22.-Following the
mailing of a special delivery letter con
tanning four marked bills, addressed to
Burlington, Vt, Edward j. Collins, a
foreman in charge OF New England mails
in the central postoffice here, was ar
rested yesterday, arraigned and COM
mitted to the Tombs in default Of bail.
The postal authorities believe the al
rest may solve the mystery of the rob-
berry of New England mails during the
past three months. Thousands of peo-
pie in New England have suffered untold
losses through failing to get valuable
mail matter
Each of the 40 clerks handling New
England mails was tested to decoy let
tiers and found above suspicion. Collins
was then similarly tested by the Bur
lington letter and caught.