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£11er Carroll, 17, Lived in Cave and
Made Half Dollars. Officinlo Say.
Edward Wilbur. aged 48. of 1047
1Worthingtonstreet South End, Boa-
ton, and Edward Carroll, 17 of Bridge-
port. were arraigned ”before Commis— .
alone: Hayes in the federal court at . .
Boston. Monday. charged with mak-
ing. having in their possession, and
passing counterfeit half dollars. .
Both men pleaded not guilty. They, .
were held in $3,000 each for a hearing’
on Oct. 15. Secret Service Agent Man -1
passe was the complainant.
Wilbur and Carroll were arrested
last Thursday evening when about to
board a New York train at South sta-
tion, Boston. Wilbur was charged
with carrying a loaded revolver and
Carroll for being a suspicious charac-
ter. A link» while after taken into
custody Wilbur confessed to MannasseI
that (‘arroll and he have been making
counterfeit half dollars in a cave in I
lonely section of West Roxbut'y and
then circulating the bogus money in
and around the vicinity of Boston.
They were searched and more than 100
counterfeit hulf dollars of the dates
1901. 19071. and 1907 were. found in their
possession. They were questioned an
to the amount of bogus money they
successfully turned into good coin, but
refused to answer this question, al-
though the federal authorities have
reason to believe that many storekeep
or. in the towns near Boston were
swiniled. Their suspicions were con-
firmed when (‘hiei‘ Pollard of the
'Wakefield police telephoned that men
unswering the descriptions of Wilbur
:md Carroll had exchanged several‘
counterfeit half dollars for good silver
how the town storekeepers.
Bogus half dollars have also been
passed in Stoneham recently, and it. is
thought that the same parties were the
guilty ones. ‘
SHIRLEY SEES PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12.-—1Renrooen-
tati've Shirley, of Kentucky, Chairman
of the Fortifications Sub- committee of
, the House Appropriations Committee,
who recently returned from a visit to
the chief coast defenses of the coun
try, had an engagement with President
Wilson yesterday to discuss plans for
the coming session 0! Congress.
RATE EXPERTS lN WAsHiNGTON.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12,—Rate
experts, public service chiefs and nail-
J'ond presidents and executive officers
from many parts of the United States
are assembled here, to attend
the sessions of the National Associa-
tion of Railroad Commissioners. One
of the outstanding features of the con-
vention is expected to be discussion
of government ownership of [public
- utilities. ’
GAME HUNTERS SHOULD LEARN
NEW STATE LAws.
Changes in Federal Laws Also Make
Familiarity With Provloionl Emi-
~nontiy Desirable.
Many changes‘ have been made in
the state game "laws and hunters
would do well to take a look at the
public acts which are on file at the
town clerk's oiiice, and take no
chances of being caught while in
ignorance of the law.
The gray squirrel
yesterday and will continue until
November 23. Not. more than five
wild hares or rabbits may be taken
by any one person in a {single day.
Wild ducks may now be taken as
the closed season is. from January 16
to September 30 But they can only
be taken between sunrise and sunset
There is no change in the season for
shore birds, the small snipe and sand-
pipers being protected by Federal
laws uhiclt permit
greater ‘and’ iésaer YelloifiElegs, Wi‘r
season opened
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Labor-twins Appliances for Hotel:
The Art of Making Statues
The Mechanism of a Battle
Concrete and Its Uses
Buying and Selling Gold and Silver
Moving Pictures Under Water
Wu Experience. of an Air Scout
How Railroad Men Are Made
Uncle Sam's Appraisers
The Turret Eort
Acros- thc Continent by Telephone
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Tho Rubber Industry
Motor Truch in Military Service
Armored Automobiles in W111-
Fleld Gun and Aerial Projectiles
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Mankind in the Making
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Character in Hand-writing
The Montessori Method
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Elficicncy’ in Lelrning
"Dum-Dum" Bullets
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Nocturnal W111 (are
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Color Music
Photographic Distortions K
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Invisible Submarine ,
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Radium the Mysterioun ‘
Learning to Shoot by “laying Pictures
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Guarding’agai at Under- Water Attack ‘
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