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Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
Too Warm for suoar Makers.

Lawrence and Lindley Johnson re- port the prospect poor for d good maple sugar yield this season on ac- count of the slight frost in the ground. They are tapping their bush of about sixty trees a CollinsVille Last sea son their yield was about 15 gallons of syrup and 100 pounds of sugar
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06

An important special meeting of the board of trade and Business Mems association is to be held this evening. The matters of laying town tax, the Natchaug school building the high school situation. the proposition for reopening the legislative hearing on the amendment to the charter providing for the appointment of a city engi- neer. whose tenure of office shall be for life are among the public questions that are to be considered previous to the special town meeting that is called for reXt Monday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
Member of Einance Committed.

The name of c. F. Risedorf should have appeared as a member of the ance committee in Wednesdays Bul- letin.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
May Appoint Personal Tax Collector.

Town Counsel Thomas J. Kelley IS of the opinion that the selectmen have the right to appoint a personal tax collector to succeed Robert O. Snow, now superintendent of the capi- tol. in spite of the fact that MT. Snow s appointment was for four years from March 6, 1911. It is said MT. Snow had planned to have some one collect the personal tax for him. he to as suTne the responsibility of the collec- tfon and to do part of the work even ings. The appointment of his sue cessor will be considered by the se 1ectmen at their meeting Saturday. It is stated that a large number of names have been added to the person al tax list not enrolled by the emu merator, by order of the selectmen.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
Public School Boys at Y. M. C.
Gymna sium.

schools of Wil1imantic accepted Phys ical Director McLaughlin's invitation to the '. M. c. A. gymnasium. Tues day afternoon for free instruction in calisthenic exercise
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
wiIIinston Damage Claim Settled

Mrs Matilda Paulson of Wilmington made a claim of s1,000 damages against the town on account of in jury done her property by reason of a change in the grade of the road made necessary by the new state high way Wednesday a compromise set clement was made, Judge A. J. Bowen of this city acting counsel for Mrs. Paulson and Representative Henry Hall acting for the town. The amount agreed upon not made pub lie.
 horse belonging to Foley & Henry died Tuesday afternoon, the second horse the firm have lost by death since Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
Anpoint sociaI cor,ro;++ees

The Dye House Athletic association held a meeting Tuesday evening. Pres ident Mckel presiding and 4 of the 64 members being present. The date
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
Red Sox Nictorious.

The White Sox were defeated by the Red Sox, "A to :, in the w. H. s. Basketball tournament at the '. NJ. C. A. Tuesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
WILLIMANTIC
What Is coino On To,iab+

What Is Going On Tonight. Special Meeting of the Board of st@.3e.
 .,ochle and Pool Tournament at p Hose Com pany's Headquarters aiied St. Claire Company. Leomer
 House.
 irc W.ndham.. No. 97. F.. of A. 1Webetuck Lodge. No 16. 1. o, o. F.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE AND GRIp

LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine removes the cause. There is only One PROMO QUININE." Look for signature of E. ". GROVE. 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
Score in Duekpin Bowling Tournament

In the ducbpin bowling tournament at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday following was the score: Crane, SS-s1-76: An derson, 7072S3; Lathrop. 72-75-S4: total, I'll. R. Parker S2-S4-S6; H. Taylor ~69-s2-72; J. Boss, 74-s2-s6; total 117
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
Denies That Road is Neglect.

s. Arnold Peckham. who has charge of the state road between this city and South Windham states that he has made a careful inspection of the road and that in his judgment there is no foundation for the claim of cit izens that the road is sadly neglected or that the dttehes require immediate attention.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06

Mddieto~n.-Word has been receiv- ed by friends in this city of the ap- peintnaent by Governor Foss of Wal ter R. Mitchell Wesleyan os clerk of the court in Bristol county. Massa- chusetts The position pays B salary of SA.hpe a yaaE
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06
PUTNAM

Verdict Of S425 for Plaintiff in Hath away-Perreault Suit = Two Days Missionary Institute-Recepton to Be Rendered Speakers-Engageme of Manager Fine.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-06

The Civic Federation is to meet on Friday afternoon of this week with RienZi Robinson.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
WHOLESALERS LEAGUE
LEADERS WILL COMPETE

Ford Baumgarten company and
Arnstein- Simon company baseball
mines will contest for the whole
saIers' championship cup this after
noon at the Twelfth and Mission
grounds
The Ford Baumgarten company
nine is the favorite for the game and
is the present champion team of the
wholesale district. The team has won
the trophy two years in succession.
and If it wins today viii take pos
session of the cup.
The teams Will be as follows:
Ford Baumgarten company
sen. catcher. Feeney, pitcher; Wan
koski, third base; Gerlach. shortstop:
s. Cummings. first base; Hudson, sec
ond base; Herskind. right field: Ger
hardt, center field; Roseberg, left
field
Arnstein & Simon lineup - Mund,
.catcher Taylor, pitcher, Stein third
base Pepper, shortstop; Dwyer first
base; Rose, second basei Tengrove,
right field; Huber, center; Ackerman,
left field
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
AD VOL CAST READY
To RE-ENTER RING
Former Champion in Milwau-
kee Seeking Chance to
Regain Standing

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Sept. 13.-Ad
Wolgast, former lightweight cham
pion. is back to the scene OF his early
adventures.
He came in from the west, and to-
day declared emphatically that he IS
not through with the ring
lie said he would go to his farm and
rest awhile, and then return to this
city in the hope of meeting opponents
over the 10 round route.
Wolgast hopes to get the next date
after the McGoorty- klaus match,
which is billed for September % in
this city.
Il am ready to meet anybody they
pick for me-" AID said 4 would like
to take on Leach Cross in October.
About the latter part of October ]
will be ready to box. Ny hands have
been troubling me a great deal, but
/ think after resting them for a week
or two they viii be sound again"
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
SPALDING BOOKINGS

Redwood City Boys club vs. Hamilton out
laws, at Redwood city, 10 a. m.
alameda vs. Twenty third Avenue Mer-
chants, at Lincoln park, Alameda.
Fort Baker vs. Moore & Scott, at Fort
Casual Camp IS. Fillmore Merchants. at
Angel island.
Concord vs.. Pittsbmg. at Concord
Dimond Grocery company vs.. Live Oaks, at
DAILY City vs.. Joan OF arc. at Balboa park
Elbees vs. Crescent Athletic club, at Golden
Gate park, I p. NJ.
LansdaIe vs. Novato. at Novato
Martinez vs.. Y. NJ. L., Benicis, at Mar
Fort Miiey VS. D. n. E. walters. at Fort
MiIey.
Piedmont Merchants VS.. Company B, signal
corps. at Moss avenue Oakland.
Pleasanton vs.. willows. at Pieasanton.
Ocean Views vs.. T. NJ. Samuels at Third
and Kirkham, Oakland 2 p- m.
Redwood City vs.. Olson & Mahony, at RED
wood City.
Sperry Flour company vs.. Typo Athletic
club. at San Quentin.
South City Jrs. IS. Crane company, at South
City, 10 a. m.
San Matee All Stars vs. Emeryrine. at san
Mateo.
StachIer club VS. Great western Power com.
pany. at Thirty-second and Peralta.
Sebastopol VS.. MIL Valley at SebastopoI
John +. Shows rs. Alameda Bug company. at
Fitchburg.
park Fruftvale
Veterans Home vs.. X L TamaIes. at
YountVlle.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13

yistaeien Valley rs. Ideal Billiard ParlOrs,
at Nisitacion.
Beavers vs. Pan Mall. at Golden Gate
park. ,.
Time Cards vs. Bank Of FrultYale, at Thu
Claremont oaks rs. Sacred Hearts. at Bush
rod park. s.
sperry Flour company vs.. Fredericksburg at
Petaluma vs. Panamanisns at Petaluma
lingame.
Court Y. s, F. A.. vs.. Fort Mcdowell. at
Emeryviile.
carnation Mush vs. Union Iron works, at
North Beach Fairgrounds.
Modesto VS.. Houston at Modesto.
Royal Shoe company rs. Oakland Ncwsboys
at First and Adeline. Oakland
Lynne Stanley Giants VS.. Columbia Quitting
company. at Grove street. oakland
RathjeD Mercantile company vs.. D. Samuel
Lace House, Golden Gate park ..
Hires Root Beer vs.. Stiletto, at Golden Gate
park. ..
Hamilton Juniors vs. Mission Park, at Golden
Gate park, /.
Ambrose Tailors vs. NJ. weiner Tailors. at
Recreation park, Frultvale
CaValiers vs.. Emporiums, at Golden Gate
caviIiers Lincoln Juniors. at Golden Gate
park. 230.
Mission Terrace vs.. Mcdonald & Collett. at
Southside Fairgrounds, 2;30.
0ro Fino vs. Juvenile, at Golden Gate park
Oakland Druggists vs.. san Francisco Drug
gists. at Aicstraz park Oakland
Olympic club vs. American Photo Players at
Eighteenth and Wood. g.
Lobos Park boys vs.. Monarchs, at Preside
grounds. TO-
Dreadno1ghis rs. Electrics, at Golden Gate
Noe valley MERCHANTS vs.. White House
Juniors, at Golden Gate park. 1890.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
Pc ENNANT WINNER
IN BIC LEAGUES
Giants and Athletes Are Now
Conceded an Almost Ah-
S0Iute Title to H0norS

Baumgardner, the spitball hurler OF
the Browns. completely lost control
OF one of his vapory fings yesterday.
The ball whisfled into the fourth tiel
Of the grandstand at the Polo
grounds, where masculine fan
reached out and grabbed 1t just as II
seemed about to crash into the head
OF a feminine fan sitting alongside
X
Maranville. the brilliant shortstop
of the Braves, who has made a great
record in his first year in the big
league. is drawing only s1.S00 for the
seasons work. However, it is stated
that his contract for next year will
be for a stipulated amount just
about double that of this year.
With each OF them enjoying a lead
of eight and half games over
their nearest rivals, it seemed an alb
solnte certainty today that the Giants
and Athletics would win the pennant
IN their respective leagues. II also
seemed a certainty that unless the
Athletics get back into the stride
they used earlier, when they piled up
a huge lead, the Giants will be rather
easy victors in the world series.
= X
The five straight defeats handed
the Maps by the Senators has not
only put the Cleyelanders out Of the
race, but has so loosened their hold
on second place that one more little
bump will dislodge them in favor OF
the. fast travelling Senators.
x
The Maps. with a one game lead
over the Senators for second place po-
sition, open a three game series with
the Athletics today, while the White
Sox grapple with the Washington out
fit. 1t wouldn't be surprising If by
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13

&. els till':spmebody else comes along
e.,'.Ta'h'es the play away from him
M.arsen started of in his usual slam
Bang way ana rushed at Rees with
kt:ti, hands swinging lie would have
registered a knockout ia jig time had
r. 3shded one particular long dis
tanca waHop, but it missed Rees by
many 1eet rather than inches. other
punehes went in the same direction,
and .Sa the meantime Rees kept pop
.ping. iris man with nice little left to
thas Jaw:
. '.&ftet the FIRST two rounds. which
were easily in favor Of Rees. the red
haaded lightweight began to blow up.
IL'.ta.s Easily 10 see that be was not
81 scend1tion. The crowd also noticed
;E5:H. apxious Red was. lie figured
t.ast fle. rad an easy one. but ne soon
-sfscer6red that his old time form was
las king shG he would not land when
the :2PensHgss presented themselves.
- Aere~..s not much class TO Rees
eit4er lie is rather slow, but very
gssriis. aid willing and keeps going all
eha ti1ne' he must be given his dues
for. tmproHlng greatly during the last
year. but lie does not appear to have
aI5fhing; that wiz bring him TO the
front as =. Head liner
:.They s.,pp6d As another bogus pack
aee. from Chicago iu Tommy McCar-
t11A~=He. s@BareB off before his name
sake. Joainy, in the special event, and
johnny started in to admisister such
a. lacins that the battle was stopped
sT-.- \ 10 n
fnal.pus. ch was a right swing to the
jaw, and down went the Windy City
boy PIE was. through.
Walter Scott the Mission light
Ightweisht. made q fast showing
against I;liarley Givens of Seattle, bat
terJng hiW badly. The contest vas
stopped in the fouYth round because
GIven. WIS badly cut over the eve and
he was sleeding profusely scott had
a.cleae lead All right but Givens was
faS. from being finished The hard
1uck cut...-as what settled HIM
ss.she croseds did not iDse the decision
vsfitf .fieferee Martin Lawiof rem
dered in the nizup between Bubbles
3 12spifigsn. the coiored lightwei ght.
end salinas Jack Robinson The coon
Ns9n aB6.r as far as from here TO
Chicasc..-and back bat hte referee
refd'. tEak. It was q draw. The coon
ais saH the Leading. set the pace and
landed .tHe clean punches. His oppe-
ashi went through a foteof fancy mo-
f5dhs. hut failed 70 do much regular
sahtfnE.e 80
Eia fsssaelsoHi wsat IN against
Iosrirfs. szrons. x { 7ssS nHg POUNDS
Teatief than himself and was stopped
fnsfbes opening round Berte3son was 5
f0silave met his old rival Eddie Mil-
Ter but the latter injured his hand
while la training and was unable to
80 OH f# s rs
u. back Sherman and Joilnny ageaeh
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
PHILAOELP HIA MAY
STAGE BIC BOUT
Movement on Foot to Bring
Gunb0at Smith and Sam
Langford Together

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-There
existed the possibility today that
Gunboat Smith, the white hope de-
stroyer." and Sam Langford, the
Boston tar baby might settle the
question Of ring supremacy in this
city on October 3.
Officials of the Philadelphia Ma
tional league baseball club are re-
ported to have volunteered the use OF
their field for the staging of the fight
in the open air
Managers Of both lighters were ex-
pected here today to talk the matter
over.
The match would be limited to six
rounds because of the state laws, but
1t is believed it would attract at least
10000 spectators.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
American Association
Contracts and Releases
Since August Bulletin

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-The foIloWing
contracts and releases since August
were announced today by President
Chivington Of the American associa-
ton:
Contracts: Columbus-Charles Roberts.
IHdianapoiis-Cecii Wetzel, George Wheeler
Kansas City-Lesiie g. Daniels. George W
Harper, ". T. Mstticks, Frank Lange, Lewis
Richie Morris G. Rafh.
I4ouisville--Ben White, Thomas DOwney
Afilwaukee-Oscar FelscI William Powell.
ATinneapolis-Joe Lake. Henry Itondoneau.
st. paul-Henry Schreiber
Toledo Clarence Teagne.
Released. Indianapolis To Louisville.
Thomas Downey. 10 Terre Hsute, Ind. George
Wheeler 10 Springfield, O.. ]. J. Gettman.
st. Psui-To Bcst0n American League club,
Waiter Reng; TO Detroit American League club,
Ralph Comstock
Suspended: Toledo-Grover Land; ST. Paul.
Charles HemphiiI.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
MILLIONS FOR TRoTTERs

When the grand circuit light har-
ness race meeting at Lexington is
over, in October. the Kentucky Trot-
ting Horse Breeders association will
have distributed more than $4,000, 900
in purses and stakes The total
amount to date is 1892. .298, and the
program this year calls for $S5,000
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
M NETHERLaNDs J.|:I IA. I.: RoIUTE %. I.

This route Offers exceptional opportunfsy for AUTO
mobilsts 70 reach all points the Sacramento River.
ColInsile Emmaton. Rio Vista, lsleton Ryde Walnut
Grove, Vorden. Courtland. Carksburg, Sacramento
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 a. M daily
except Sunday arriving Sacramento zoo p. m. Stopping
at al points route. Leaves Sacramento 300 .. m
daily except Sunday. arriving San Francisco 100 a n
No stops en- route.
Steamer Mloooc Or Apache. leaves San Francisco ~
Soon daily except SUNDAY. Leave Sacramento 1000
y daily except SEcday; stopping 10th vayr at sH
points en f5its Arriving tisae san FRANCISCO and
eAcsmS5to nds6nises account tfrut ssssoD.
page sonran,t,..r 10
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
RED WATSON JOINS THE
FIGHTERS WHO FAIL To
Do THE COME BACK ACT
louis Rees Easily Lays 1t on the Fiery Haired
s" Scrapper, Whose Wild Swings Prove of No
E Avail and Whose Speed Has All Vanished;
+ Richie Is in No Hurry to Arrange Match
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

BED Watson, who regarded the aking light
v3iaaf champion have the Ad Woga
them Watson could hold his
carnival
IT wild his old
sh6n instead Of fighting his usual fight
and stalled Harry Foley him
81 Rees Of the fiery haired
].geigh Watson old never
te will top four round
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13

boxed q draw, although Sherman ap-
peared to have had the edge. Jack
Bratton finished George Hall in one
round; Eddie Martin got the decision
over Bert Reid. and Kid Ray outboxed
Young Rivers
Willie Ritchie does not appear al
al anxious for action in the east or
elsewhere. He is content 10 stick
around his native city and take
things soft and easy He has been
doing stunts in his big automobile
and holding hand shaking sessions
with his friends. He Is not worry
Ing. for he knows that he can get
plenty TO do when he cares to start.
incidentally the champion has a
case III court regarding the settle
fnent OF the moving pictures of his
battle with Rivers. Billy Kyne. fhe
local promoter, purchased the rights
but Ritchle thinks that he is entitled
10 cut, so their troubles will be
aired IN the courts next week. The
title holder viii then leave for New,
york and probably viii meet Cress in
October
His next start in this city probably
VIII be on Thanksgiving day, provided
that they can dig up an opponent for
lllin- IT IS hardly likely that the pub
ie VIII stand for q mfxup between
Richie and such an untried youth as
AzaYedo, but they have been talking
about this match.
The man who is entitled to the next
crack at Richie is Harlem Tommy
Murphy but whether the champion
intends to meet the Harp right off the
reel is another question Murphy is
the toughest Of the whole bunch. and
will take on Ritchie at the drop Of
the hat But the champion has been
given to selecting his own opponents.
and the chances are that he WIFI sim
gle out a softer one before trying con-
clusions with the tearing little New
Yorker.
X
One Round Hogan refuses to fall
for the theory that they can't come
back THE finish Of Ad Wolgast has
failed to put any fear in his heart.
De will make his effort next Friday
evening at the four round show
against. Tommy Mcfarland, the local
liEhtwei ghts. ffA
Hogan has been laying very low
since his recent return from the cast.
The plumbing shop has been histrain-
lliS altdt AStS anu ne Claims that the
old muscles are hardened up ana thar
the old punch has returned It5re4
mains to be. seen, how good heais. for
he must be good to beat Mcfarland
The other bouts are as follows:
Babe sPfcate VS.. Johnny sOfIearv.
feather weights; Roy Moore VS.. Harry
Dell. bantam weights; Tom Nickola
vs. Grover BrinkIey, middle weights:
Carl Goubatz VS.. Spider Roche. feath-
er weights Frank Joes VS.. Charley
Picatos ightweightS; Tom Daley Us.
Eddie White feather wei ightss Star4
ley. Parade VS.. Young. Hogan, pligh4-
weights.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS ELECTRIC SERVICE


To Oakland 18th St., and Berkeley, via Sha1ek Ave.
and Ellsworth ST. Lnes.-Daily-From LOO 3 rn., and
every twenty min ates until $40 p. NJ inclusive; then
go, $40, 1920 I100 1l.4o p, m, u 20 and 20 q m
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only, $40
p. m, 9.20, 1000, l0.40 and 1I.20 D. M
70 Berkeley via Cafor MIA ST. ard West Berkeley, Albany
via Ninth 81. Linss.-Ds Dsy-From 800 a. m. t6 20.
$40, 100 a. m. and every twenty minutes until SO
D. m inclusive; then co. e40 1920 II 90. 1140 p. n,
l22O and 120 a. Tn. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only $40 p. m, 929 1000, 1910 and ll-20
D..
To Oakland. Washingion-Broadway. East Oakland.
Frultyals and Merose. Via Seventh SE-Dally--
800 a. n then every twenty minutes until $40 p nj
inclusive; then eco. 9.40, 1920. llO0, i140 p. M
1920 and 120 a. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m, go lO0O lO40 and II ~
D. n.
Horseshoe to Oakland. Washngon-BFoa Fr0lvaes
alameda. North -Daily-From 600 q. m, 1920.
$40. 100 720, 7.40, 500, $40. q40 an; then %
pm, 40. 440, 500. $50, $40, 600. $40, 40 100
and IL .40p.m.
70 StonehuTsi Steam Servcs)-t6O0 fS40, t7.2os
1000, 1000 a. m. II 20 p. m, 200, 1890. 1870,
400, 800. $40 and f6.20 p. N.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13

nightfall the Maps Will be routed from
the position of ''runnersup, which
they have held practically all season.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
UNION TRANsFER COMPANY

Agents col1cet IA s44ga a..d c.ee@g ca taia. 4
boats of Soetnerf Pacific Company ana ec,ive,
baggage to residence They are Authorized tr
easck kagSaxs disect sre.- residence.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
Via Alameda Pier

Via Alameda Pier
To Oakland 18th and Franklin SIS
615 6.45 O. M and then Is and As minutes past tho
hour until 7.45 o. ~ then $50, 9.l5, 1000, lOsA5s
II 80 D. m. and 1918 a. m.
To Alameda, North and South Side
615 645 q. n and then 10 and As minutes past tbs
hour until 745 D m; then $50, sl5, 1000. 1045s
l1-30 D. NJ, and l215 ..
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13
OaKLANU HARBOR FERRY

AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES AND VEHlCLESi
From San Francisco South End Of Ferry Building. fos
Broadway Wharf. Oakland.-Erom 800 >. m, Dolly.
and every half hour Until 600 p. m. inclusive. then
1880 D. IN, sfe00 ?. m. 1850 D. m. sli.00 p. M.
si200 mdn-, u 90 am. Boats leave Broadway Wharf
From els a. NJ, daily and every bali hour until SIG
D. m inclusive then 1918 2. m, '945 m tl0l5 D. ~
sIG.45 D. m, 'il.45 p. M, Fl2.45 a. u.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13

for Morning sDaily pf for Afternoon.
fSunday excepted fSunday only Monday only
SSundays and Mondays only.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-13

Ease Z. September 1a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30

WRITING DESK SETs-In satin brass. dull
Pen Tray. Ink Well. Paper Knife. Calendar
Frame. Blottng Pad, Stationery Rack
hssshec hsta1 coFSs4, Rssh Pad win $3 TO So
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-28
ALIENS EXPIATE
DEATHS in CHAIR
Noted Outlaws, Father and Son,
ElectrOcuted in Richmond,
Va, Prison

RICHMOND, Va. March 2S.-Their
last hope dissipated with the unex-
pected return 10 this city of Governor
Mann. who stopped his journey out OF
the state when he learned that Lieut.
Gov. Ellyson might commute their
sentences. Floyd and Claude Allen. the
Hillsvil!e outlaws early today prepar-
ed to die this afternoon.
Five hours respite from death was
given the Aliens early today. Floyd
and Claude Allen, father and son
we're TO have eXpiated the killings in
Judge Massie's court room I'm the
death chair ar O'Clock this morning,
but Supt Wood assented TO the pleas
OF state officials, favorably inclined TO
communication OF their death sentences.
and agreed 10 postpone the executions
until noon.
In the meantime Acknowledgement
Williams prepared an opinion as TO
Lieut. GOV. Ellyson's right TO change
the penalty OF life imprisonment. after
Gov Mann has refused clemency.
Floyd Allen died in the electric
chair at l;32 p. m
Claude Allen was pronounced dead
at 80 O'Clock.