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$100 Pigeons Stol
en By Two Boys
(By The Associated Press)
NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass., July
29, —Fred Morrow, ash carrier, of
Omaha, Nebraska, and his family
ate a $20 pigeon dinner recently.
The Morrows dined hearitly on
two pigeons given one of Morrow's
sons by' two boy friends. After the
meal it developed they were rare
birds stolen from A J Alvord, Om
aha, fancier, who raises blooded pig
eons as a hobby. The two boys who
gave the pigeon to the Morrow.
admitted to detectives they had
stolen the birds from Alvord, who
valued them at $100 each.
Juvenile authorities ordered the
culprits to report to Alvord once a
week, when he refused to prosecute
Renew Treasure
Hunt At Cocos Is.
Begun Last Year
(By The Associated Press)
BALBOA, C. Z. July 30, —The
yacht Veracity sailed for Cocos Is
land with a crew representing
Treasure Recovery Ltd., the British
stock company whose previous ex
pedition was ousted by Costa Rican
troops last year.
Captain S. M. Arthur, leader of
last year’s expedition, came here on
the Veracity but did not accompany
, the yacht to Cocos. It was reported
from Costa Rica that the expedition
would not be permitted to proceed
with Captain Arthur in command
and that he would be subject to
detention if he landed on Costa
Rican soil on charges of abandoning
the crew of the Western Queen,
which hunted the treasure unsuc
cessively three years ago.
Reports from Costa Rica say the
concession of the present expedi
tion expires in October and a re
newal is improbable. Hence the
work of finding the treasure must
be rushed by the 15 men.
Commander F. C. Finnis is the
leader, assisted by Commander F.
A. Worsley, a member of the Shack
leton Antarctic Expedition on the
Endurance in 1915. Both were mem
bers of the expedition to Cocos lust
year.
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Man Kalis In Well
Rescued Rv Nuns
With Aid Of Rope
(Rv The Associated Press)
CHARLOTTETOWN. Prince Ed
ward Island, July 29, — Trapped in
a dried-up well 40 feet deep, a
farmer named Lawrence Peters was
rescued by Sisters of Charity near
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is
land, recently. He was working in
a barn at the rear of Mount St.
Mary, the novitiate of Ihe Sisters
of Martha, when he broke through
the floor into the long-abandoned
.-haft. He lay unconscious at the
well's bottom for, he doesn’t know
how long before starting the upward
climb. Near the top his way was |
barred as the well funneled out
ward. Shouts attracted the sisters, .
and they threw the tiring Peters a .
rope, one end fastened to a tree. He I
climbed out with only a few bruis- j
es. I
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