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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
Notice TO Creditors

Notice to Creditors
In the County Court OF the State oi
Oregon. for Klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Henry
W. keesee. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersiEned has been duty appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Henry
W. keesee. deceased. by the county
court OF klamath county. Oregon. and
that all persons having claims against
said estate are required to present
the same to me at the law ofice Of
Rollo G. Groesbeck. In Klamath Falls.
Oregon. within six months from the
date Of this notice. properly verified.
AS by law required.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
this 2&th day OF January. 1914.
GEO. CHASTAIN.
OF the Estate OF Henry
W. keesee. Deceased.
2a-Si-7-l4-2l-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

cent per snnsm frU0 0eeo0oW %.
1919. be declared TO b IN sd1ieieoa1
lien on said premises In favor g
Dlaintin and against defendant: ~
tho usual decree be made for the anno
OF the lands and premises dssesioo1
ir pIaistif's mortgage: that = 70 -:
West half Of northwest quarter q
section tnirty-fve. and the est hA1f
Of the southeast quartse Of seeslen
ninetssn. and the sast half a ~
northeast quarter Of ssstioa tAiFty,
all In township thirty eight south.
range ten east Of wiilamSets nsrS1.
ian, In Oregon.
That the said sale b. made By tAs
sheriff Of Klamath county. Orsgon, h
manner provided by Law. That u
proceeds Of said sale b applied In sAs
payment OF said judsnsse, intsrsst.
costs and attorneys fsss and all CO.
cruing costs. That plaintiff have e.
ecution against the Defendant for any
balance that may remain due eho
plaintiff after applying all the proceeds
OF sa,d sale =. shov. .,ov,1.a rn.e
the defendant and all psfsoas claim
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

ail the workers of this nation with q
desir. 10 get tor themselves. by their
own efforts. what tho Ford company
ha given 10 few ogt OF generosity.
II also shows wha, tho earnings of
labor In In that particular Industry.
According to Hcnry ford's own state
mcn'. his company made 32s. s.oo0. 900
In pront last year. which means that
each worker earned $4,000, besides
leaving sufficient for new machinery
and improvements. IL would seem
then. thai The claim made by q noted
socialist, that under cooperative
industry ts.ooo year for six hours
work, would be the share OF each
owrksr 10 not impossible at all.
There are very iickly some Of your
readers who are no, enjoying a year.
ly income OF $4,000. but who could
use tha, amount II they had II.
To n man up "A tree. Il looks like all
such would break their uccksk to
learn how this could be accomplished.
JOHN AusTAD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
Hiram Says Bulmoose
Has Gained in Strength

tration does s4ot mean voting strength
Of candidates in amy respect, and tha,
most of the people register from force
OF habit or tradition, the enrolment
Of the California progressive party ID
nothing iess than astounding. The
republicans and the democrats have
already shown how they fear the re-
suits BY their present activities. On
the other hand. the progressive party
has not done onehsif the work that
the other parties have done. and they
hayS shown better results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
Women S Week 81 Hours
Welfare Commission Ruling Soon to Be in Effect

isetI"ass may be had IN a few days
az FOE weeks 'a Warrant Tho ssshi,
waso Of sac In sass employers IA
sSrh occupations fail TO establish vel,
na,afiiy a reasonable tern for o,
pesiebrea vet afs. the commission
siii call conference aaa m sppro,
PIRATE terms o' experience The pres
oh, ruling slu,piy Indicates that In no
occupation siil moro than a years
"ai'-tlonru DO required iH case set
e1ai m"n,hs' s,p-fIoheo ia required. !,
~"Gid bo To ascofd ~ith tho purpose
OF the ias 4" have gradual stat,up
IN the rate "t wages from the besias
hur's lagos ua,li III. rat. of ss2s
is reached
I, lie mo, Intended 10 Include ia the
order fof = 30 - m dismissal any
occupation the rs'y nature OF the
sefrls1 Of Witch rsaulfss nisht unrk
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
LETTERS FROM THE
PEOPLE
ih Mirssi~s Hsps-a Any Mor~ ~
Tie, D'd In Days II Yot~-
EdItur itnfni6

The, Dsd In Da,, II Y.sr-
Editor Herald
I To the above question the ma jor!,,
OF your fradrrr win hn doub, Ans~.s
No. And such has been nay opiniou
uH,ii frs days ago ha, whom |
read In suat paper tho other day
about tho Ford Automobile company
volunteering To divide $4,000. 900
pront with their employees BY raising
tho pay Of all who w-re not already
gc,tins IA much or moro than IS a
day. and At the sam. time lowering
tho working time to eight hours per
day. thereby giving employment TO
several thousand moro mcn-whcn 1
read all of that. | thought II could
be called nothing icsa than a miracle,
We must remember there are some.
,hins over 2s.ooo corporations doing
busine~s In this country. and that the
Ford company Ia tho only ono on rec
ord that has ever made such a Zen.
.rous proposition. since reading that,
however, some New York brokers
have been unkInd enough tn say that
the Ford people did not do this be-
rauNr they loved their workers 80
we'll hot even for tho sake OF social
Justice, but they say that one OF the
seven partners In the company intend
ed starting "a rival factory. but this
dividing np scheme viii deprive him
OF At least si.ooo goo In prpnts dur
ins this year. which viii make Il i'm
possible Tor him to start his plant for
some time Ia come,
For my part. | do no, like to be.
liovo this story. much rather pre-
fer TO give the Ford company full
credit for their act. and hope their
names viii go down In history as the
most generous and justice loving peo.
pie In American history,
Hut while this act ID praiseworthy,
Il does not solve the labor problem.
Even II their act should be copied by
every employer In tho world--which
~ hardly likley- lit would mean only
n temporary relief, Tho fact that u
fow of the workers are getting pay
enough 10 live decently does not help
the rest. nor does Il appease the hun
ger OF the unemployed. or bring re-
lief TO the women with nursing babies
who have to seek refuge from the
winters blast In New York's muuici-
pal lodging house. OF which read In
your paper the other night, but II
has some educational valne---it should
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
80
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=, .ppl, to ,eiephone and telegraph
ann.nics. confectionery establish
u,s,, restaurants and hotels,
ss.ia ofdot shall become snes'l'e
,,.sa and alter February !. isit
slus. such ofiot ls effective, u
Ali bs unlapfui for any employer
!. the state Of ofexoa Affected there
80 taIl Ia observe ahd sompiy thote
.,,b and any pessan Who violates
la s,arf ohalt be- deemed guilty Of
mt.demraanf aud upon eonsie,loa
,,,,sot shalt b. punlshed b, a me of
a, l.s. than Ipshty ase ,tsai dol
Ar uof mafr than uae hasar.i
,steoi dollars. of By imprisonment
!. Tho eSun,y jail f0g not less Than
a.. as,. NOT more than three tnon,hs.
a b, both such enc aud lmprisoa
mss, In The alsssrtloH Of the court,
rss m.ptmum wages nsod BY this
,aiiss ate sAss sairs Consequently
s,ss,,sscrI smpl6pes working 'aT icss
mar ,alt srss asc 70 receive a pro
ulsa ~asp ials. al ieas, tisg
/. aa, asd pfopaftiaHasstr foF par's ot
. eai
IA Occupations where payneat is
sssap b. piexu faie. tho plrSe rate
mss, be s., regulated shss the aver
are xoftsf saat saTH ., trAsi - Is
10 q at5 stnaF houg ~oeh
Tks ms.isaam seotiY haaFs shail
Isl The masItaam hours fos sas
lar ase h,vd ty ,kr state la~ a, len
ls sosau occupations sahHsira, g,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

United Press Service
BAN FRAscIsco. Jan. so.--0ov.
.rnof Hiram Johnson wan jubiisnt to-
day over the mtrsnEth Of the progress
sisc party 10 showing throushou, Cal
ifornia in tho 1915 registration race.
Although the republicans have 40 far
been Ia the load. tho governor ex-
pscss.d confidence that hlz party will
overcome this difference before the
rsxiftraiion books close on MAJ attn.
TIP To date tho republicans have
shown greatest strength In Los An
Ecles and San Diego Ia each place
they lead the progressiyas By about
1000 voters.
Ia san Francisco the republicans
are about 400 ahead. and the demo-
crais about half that number seven
teen csnt"ra Of population recently
showed she republican registration To
be- s.T0s; Progressive. i.i25. and
democrats s.s2s.
"rh. Hgures show" said Governor
Johnson today. "a phenomenal regis.
raiion Of progressiYes. Here is a
new party that In a few days regla-
,srs almost 1900 more members than
ons OF the old parties. and 1900 less
than the other old party.
The ptesen, registration repre-
sents only about i-25th OF the total
vote that will be cast In November.
oessor TO United States Senator Per.
kins wlil be elected. expect the
progressive candidates TO poll more
votes than the combined vote OF ali
other candidates.
When Il is understood that regis.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

Noeice % CFsd1sssu
In the County Court Of The seaas e
Oregoa. n sAA for uamaaA
County.
In the Matter Of the Estate oe Mar
gArst Mcmillan. DecoAssA:
Notice b hereby given by IL m
dersignsd. adminisesatoe q ~ ssonao
OF Margaret Mcmillan. aseaaseA. -
the creditors Of. and 70 III Dssssas
having claims against IL sai1 -
ceased. to exhibit then. with tAo
necessary vouchsEs. within six aeaGAs
after the nrst publieatioa q tAio -
tics. 10 the said -admi1istratoe, q -
Law once Of Stone Z Gale. q Klanash
Falls. In said county and stata. ~
same being the place for The txaas-
action Of the business of saia sDeass.
Dated this 9th day Of January. 4.
d. 1914.
d. B. CAMPBELL.
Administrato1 of eaiA unea1s.
s-lS-33-3o-sh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
summons

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
Emma r. Grigsby. Plaintiff.
Frank Irish. Defendant.
To Frank Irish. the above named de-
fendant:
In the name OF the state Of Oregon.
YOU are hereby required to appear
and answer tho complaint nled
against you in the above entitled suit
on or before Saturday. the 7th day
OF March. l9la. that being the last
day OF the time prescribed In the or
DIRE for publication Of this summons.
and II you fail SO to appear and an
swer. for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded In the complaint. to wit:
For a judgment against the said de-
fendant. Frank Irish. for the sum Of
$500. together with interest thereon
at the rate Of 10 per cent per snnum
FROM January s. lsl2. and for the
further sum Of S57.0s paid out for
taxes on said premises. with interest
thereon At the rate Of 10 per cent PER
snnum from December ~. 1sls. and
Tor the further sum Of 800 1t attor-
nsy's fees for instituting this suit. and
for the costs and disbursements here
In; that the said sum OF eS7.os. with
interest thereon at the rate Of 10 Per
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

and that one man had assured him
he could Get cocaine In thirty places.
When the fAeiS were brought to
the attention of Mrs Vanderbilt" said
Mr. Coulter. she Was horrin~d and
dif"ctsd me 10 mako u sweeping In.
sesiixation. on which NO will base
our hght for better eonditions,'
According TO Mr.. Coulter. only 20
I~r cen, Of the heroin brought into
this country Is ased iegiuma,eiy for
medical purposes. the other 50 per
cent being used BY tho ''nends.''
ii-rpln In uS@d like cocaine by its
slaves. being shifted up tho nose In a
powdered form or Injected In the
liquid. The supply comes from Ger
saass. ~hore II is prepared by trcai-
ing morphine with aectic acid. Tho
result Ia drug much cheaper than
cocaine and a; Icas; as terrible. Its
victims call II happy dust II has
teal medicinal uses IN cases OF asth-
mA. shoopinx cough and other spas
modic affections.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

U1 0Oos
Notice Inviting ProSesals . parsAaao
City of Klamath Ralls naGls1asuA
Ge.erai Municipal Cospsa nsnAs.
Sealed proposals. Win - rseelvoA
BY the police Judge Of Tie city q
klamath Falls. Oregon. until The hear
OF s o'clock .. m. OF February 3.
1914. for the purchase Of SSo.0oe.ee
City Of Klamath Falls. Oregon. esa-
aral municipal Registered esupsa
bonds OF the denomination Of
100000 each. authorised at IN e,ee-
tion held November ~. 1913. for ths
construction OF = city hall. Said
bonds will bear interest at the rate
of six per cent. per annum. and -
payable twenty ysars frem date ee
issue Interest payable ssmi-aaaual-
ly. Both principal and interest pay
able at the nscal agency OF The state
OF Oregon. In the city Of New York.
Proposals to purchase said boads
must be accompanied BY Z certified
check. certified BY some recognised
responsible bank. payable % the %
lice Judge Of said city. for a amount
equal to i've per cent Of the amount
bly,. Said bonds will b sold for cash
paid down at time Of delivery and
for not less than par and accrued h.
tsrest.
Said bonds 70 be dated April I,
1914. The city OF Klamath Falls re-
serves the right to reject any and sll
proposals. Said bonds are issued and
disposed OF under the chartsr Of the
city OF klamath Falls. Proposals. %
purchase said bonds will b open anl
considered BY the common couneil ae
the council chamber in the city Of
klamath Falls. Oregon. corner Naia
and Second streets. oa the stA lay
Of February. 1914.
4. L. LuAvy9T.
Police Judge Of the City e x1an-
ath Falls. Oregon.
Dated At Klamath yslhs. ossosa.
January :. 1914. l-o-o-Oh
/
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

The faliruad commission Of Wlsooh.
sin fuUnd ,hs, the city of Miisaascc
cen cove nearly tEa.ooo a year bt
mahIHs roatfar' Tor stree, lighting
pilb shS pghise a,iii;, company. in
ssaad - builashE = nani,lpal plant
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
Legal Notices


Dcciax4ns ttse lsseustoa Of the COM
mon COunciI os the City of Klam.
aah Falls To Improve Eighth
ssrcr< frus Mais TO High
ssrert; High Street IRON Eighth
to Ninth; Ninth Street. from
High 10 Prospect: Pruspe~s
ssrrcS from Ntssh 70 Upham;
I uphAm ssr~~s frum Prospect to
/ White; White Ssrr~s from Up
ham to Delta
The City OF klamath Falls by its
Common Council resolves:
Section one--That. Whereas. a Pc
tit!on has been died with the Police
Judge. signed by more than ten free
holders of the city OF klamath Falls,
whose property will be affected by the
improvement, proposed. which petit
ton Was presented TO the Common
Council having for It's object the i'm
proyemen, OF Eight street from Main
to High street. High street from
Eighth 10 Ninth: Ninth street from
High to Prospect: Prospect street
from Ninth to Upham: upham street
from Prospect to White: White street
from upham to Delta. including all
Intersections OF streets.
Aud whereas. the Common Council
directed tho city engineer to prepare
MIA aps .,d sp...,a .at ttrr. .nl -, ,l,r....
of the various kinds OF improvements
feasible for the proposed improve
ment OF above described streets and
parts thereof. and he having filed
with the Police Judge for the consid-
Grafton Of the Common Council plans
and specifications and estimates OF
cost of the proposed Improvement.
and these having been duly consid-
cred by the Common Council and
found satisfactory.
Be Il resolved. That the said plans
and specifications are approved and
Il Is decided and determined. aud the
Common Council now expresses Its
determination to that end to improve
said streets and parts thereof as do
scribed and set out herein with oil
macadam pavement.
Further, that the plans. spccifica-
tons and estimates Of the City En-
ginecr covering such proposed work
are to be used as q basis for such
work. and any contract for the con-
struction OF such improvement shall
be based thereon. and the estimated
cost of such work and Improvement.
AZ submitted BY the city engineer at
eSl.sSS.%5. 10 adopted ~ the prob
able cost of said work and improve
msnt.
Section two The time within
which responsiveness or objections
may be- heard against said improve
ment shall be oa or before February
1S, 1914.
Section three - The boundaries
within which the property lies that
10 benefited and II to be assessed for
the cost Of the said proposed improve
ment. 10 all that property lying ad-
jacent to the said streets ~ far ~
Improved and extending back from
the side lines OF said street to the
center Of the rsspsotivs blocks lying
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

csiisIsibie habs carriages have al,
tnus, sonp uut af nsr Ia thristIania
Nof~ay. owing ta The asitasion
asains, The msiaF,cd ~ a local phy,
sielsn. a sp~siaiIs, ia .hildfun's die.
eases
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
LOST AND FOUND

i.OsT-on the high school hill. u
Moose charm. Return to Herald
Office Liberal reward 30-ft
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

The Premier" accid~st policy u .
winner. Ask Chilcots. as Main a..
pt,une 90.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

Mrs William X. Vanderbilt. wife os
tho Tichos, al the pfoseh, day Van.
dcfbiits. has begun a ngh, against the
sohrrai use and selling Of poison
drugs, shg 10 furnishing the ain-Ss
for = nation vide iHscstiEation of tho
ahola sahlu,t. preparatory Ia cam.
paiEn for legislative aud other action
Ia restrain tho Evil
AIRS Vanderbilt has directed Ern~s,
X coui,o, 90 undertake > fnii in.
aglfy la,o tho evil. and the means
for stamping Il out.
We have not prooe-d~d far si,h
aur inquiry.' said Mr., Coulter. but
sha, little has been done has shown
NO aeco&sity Tor action.
Mr. Coulter aa!d he kaeS OF a caas
Ia shkch niho boys had been locked
ap a, one time tot using druEs. aud
shss by morning ,hey wero nearly In.
30 NO from tho lack Of ,h-i- s,imuiAu,-
Tic aaid that II WAS common in,orma.
ilaG that various drugs we're being
psadi-d oI-hiy. even os tho streets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

u In doubt about yoar issurancs.
SEQ Chtlcotc, oSS MAia g.. phoos -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

Russesihs taf tho Herald. SO cents
. month
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

The HssslA. dsl1vosl = yess
store. oaAse - hs0ss % eon1s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

FOR REST-Yiye room house; also
3 room furnished house. Rent
reasonable. Elmer l.. French. l1s
Sixth street. 25-ef
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
Herald S Classified Advs.
FOR RENT

10 REST-Wanfsd to rent. . type
writer with standard keyboard.
g. q. box sta 23-St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30
FOR SALE

FOR sALE--Almost ne~ zi-tnct
Hosssr Drsil Press. back gear and
complete with betting. VIII sell ai
q big sacrifice. =. L. Mullen. care oi
Central Garage. 20 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-30

In the Circuit Court Of the State Q
Oregon. for klamath County.
Emma r. Grigsby. Plaintiff.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-21

ized with Mrs. Gus Noll chairman and Mrs. Franklin McClusl<ey curator and will give an afternoon of one act plays on March 16.-On April 70 the program will be on Modern Art = A sketching class may be formed in connection with the department.
 Under the direction of the chair man, Mrs. w. E. Deity, the music department will have charge of the program November 24, when Rev Ray c. Harker will lecture on "The Ministry of MusiG.'' All the children of the city will be the guests of the club on December 29 when Musical Pantomimes." the Christmas Festi- val, will be given. National hymns and music of the different nations and an Arizona song contest on Feb ruary 23, and Chorus day on April s complete the list of club programs by this department.
 The musical section contributed to yesterdays program. Mrs. H. J. NeWhouse sang a charming group of songs with Mrs. Deity as her ac- companist.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-21
WOMAN CLUBS
(Continued From Page Four)

other ambition of the department, while adequate street lighting, keep clean Phoenix" abOlishment of bill boards. and social center work will be advocated The general club meetings in charge of the civics sec ton are November r, when Mrs. <. C. Newsom, of the University of Arizona. will lecture on "Education- a! By-Products;" January ,. City Manager w. A. Parish will discuss "A Few Ideas for an Ideal Phoenix" March g, Training for Citizenship will be the topic, and on April 13, Current and Recent Legislation of Civic and Social Value"
 Mrs. George Broadway, chairman of the home economies department, announced that November 3 the suD- ject of Home Building" would be taken up and under that caption home life, site for the home, puI- chase of the lot and selection of architect would be discussed. whiie at a meeting scheduled for Deeem her 15, the cost of building. the plans Ill tNGlS pttI llN ulotl anu ieNpoI oeiN IT Q devices would be considered.
 Nothing is more wonderful than the work of creation,'' said Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth, chairman of the art and literature department, as she outlined extensive plans for the sea
 sons work. In order to encourag ge local writers and artists she has ar ranged a short story contest and an art exhibition For the best short story the club is offering a prize "f S10, which has been doubled by the Arizona Magazine in the January issue of which the article will ap- pear The story will be read at the December meeting of the club, at which time MT. Charles Sterling will hold an art exhibit similar to that of last year and there will be others of like character during the season The Arizona Art Exhibit will be siv- en January F and will be the begin ming of what is hoped will be an annual exhibition. sArizona artists have been invited to exhibit and there will be small and choice col lection by. California artists. A drama study class has been organ
Arizona republican., 1914-10-21
OVER FOUR HUNDRED EDUCATED ANIMALS
Barnes Circus Has Great Array Of
 Educated Wild Animals

Some of the most sensational, thrill ing, deathy defying wild animal acts ever shown are presented by the Al. c. Barnes wild animal circus.
 over 400 educated wild and domes- tic animals are used in giving the per formance of this shoW-the greatest collection of trainied animals ever as sembled under one management. The Barnes circus was the original wild animal show and now holds the rank of being the largest aggregation of the character in the world, presenting as it does more trained animals than all other shows combined.
 Sixty-five sensational, amusing, amazing, thrilling acts are presented at each performance These acts are given in two divisions, the wid animal acts in large steel barred arena in the center of the big tent and those of the domestic animals in the regulation sawdust rings at either side of the arena every minute of the three
 The members of the Barnes animal
 The members of the Barnes anima- acting troupe have been recruited from iungles, plain, desert, forest, ocean and homestead. Lions, tigers, elephants, leopards, jaguars, zebras, hyenas, camels, zebus, monkeys. apes, ourang- outangs, dogs, horses, ponies, goats, seals and sea lions are members of the troupe-evcry one trained to perform in fact, every animal carried with this big show is an actor.
 One of the greatest features of the show is the troupe of beautiful horses and ponies-500 in number-which for 1 size, beauty and breeding are unri- vailed in the entire world. These horses are all shown during the action of the shows program.
 The most thrilling wild animal spec tacle, known as Herr Roth's group of i man. eating African lions-24 in num- ber-Which he presents in one act. Mile. Florine, with group of Persianu leopards and jaguars. and Miss Mable Stark's royal Bengal and Siberian ti- gers are also "thrilers' of first rank. Thirty bear actors, among which is Big Bill, the wrestling grizzly, provide an