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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-20
Allan Z. Walker & Co., Inc,
1873 G. St.

FOR SALON RENTAL TERMS-A NEW
and ideal suburban home, on large shaded
lot so x135'; only Is minutes from the shop
ping section. The house is frame with slate
roof; large veranda extending across the entire
front and side: large and bright reception
hall, living room. with fireplace. and dining
room, all furnished in French gray, with silver
fixtures and beautiful grass cloth paper and oak
floors Two large and two small bedrooms and
a spacious tile bath on second floor. Hot-water
heat and the most modern conreniences. An
exceptional bargain at $500. Also a beau
tifuliy built English colonial brick and stuceo
7-room home. of which the chief attraction is
a living room 14'x27', extending across the en-
tire end of the house and having a fireplace in
the center and windows three sides. 4 real
home that will last for generations, for 81. 600.
For terms and appointment TO these un-
usual houses call at Room 623. Southern bldg,
or phone Franklin 5712,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-20

BARGAIN-TwO-FAMILY GROOM BRICK;
deep lot; modern plumbing; good condition;
81 600 cash; 40 10th St sc. Owner. d
WEAVER, 1923 18th st. NV, Wash, d. G. "
BUILDER AND OWNER OF HANDSOME
Washington Heights home wishes to make imme-
diate sale; property has ten rooms. two baths,
hot-water heat, electric lights, garage; price.
1000: win give possession within twenty days.
Address Boz 145-s, Star once.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
FOB GAZE

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
FOR SALE.
Price, $4,000: trolley station Rockville
trolley line in front OF house: eight and one
half acres, all good tillable land; plenty of
fruit of ali kinds: fine buildings. including large
house with all modern conveniences: location.
Alta VISTA near Bethesda. Maryland about
half way between Washington and Rockville.
This is the most desirable suburban residential
section near Washington. Only one-haH mile
from Edgmoor. War conditions make il neces-
sary for owner to sell at
A considera BILE amount of stock could be
bought with the place. VIII trade for smaller
place nearer the city sell easy terms.
Address the owner. F. C. STEWARD. 18th and
= SITS NV or felephope NJ S671
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. NEAR NORTH
Capitol ST.: six-room and bath brick. Rent,
$3.50 Price only 81 $50.
c. W. STEERS. 1420 n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOXALL HEIGHTS.

FOXALL HEIGHTS.
A high and heaithfuI spot in NV. Washington;
BUNGALOWS, modern IN every respect, nuiit oil
''Fisklock' Tapestry" Brick.
for spring Make your selection now.
{. G. LACEY. 10 14th st. NV.
g. ROOM HOUSE HALL ROOM. PANTRY; GOOD
cemented cellar 80 minutes from 18th st. sta
ton: Minutes walk to car. bargain for
purchaser. Will rent.
F. r. FRAyEL. Baliston, Va. 20.
NEW HOUSES ROOMS AND BATH: CHEW Y
Chase d. O.; built of dressed hollow tile. which
makes beautiful effect and will last forever;
hot-water heat; large lot; so feet front: high
elevation and plenty OF trees; price. Woo;
terms to suit.
WIN. H. RITCHIE.
llS and 419 Colorado bldg. 14th and q sta
Phone Franklin 572s.
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ApARrl6EHrs 70 LET.

FURNISHA1O
8 ROOMS; KIrCHrNETTE AND BATH. Conf
pletely furnished; walking distance govt Du-
reAus; 10th; NV. section; be seen Dy appoint
ment; SIS. P.ao. Box 654.
THE PoRTNER, APT IA. FURNISHED COM
pletely, rooms, living room, bedroom xi.chen
electric light and hot water continually. refer
ences given and required. z
SIX ROOMS, BATH AND PORCH. rURNIsH-
ed Tor ph housessep esaS Apt. Us
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED sIx-Ro0M
apartment in one OF the best apartment build.
ings in Washington; also three speT.nen nj
account Of needing more ROOM fhone o oos
ENTIRE FLOOR OF 5 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS.
bath and porch: furnished for light housekeeping;
$s5. vacant Jan. L. 1885 Calvert ST.; Col S0SZJ
BEAUTIFuL-sECoND-FLo ABATEMENT OF
three very large rooms with BATH $3.50 month
call 140s New Hampshire ave. NV. one door
south Of Dupont Circle.
LANIER PLACE. NV: FIVE ROOMS AND
s sssn renf sIo WAETsk sRoWS 81
14th st. NV. NJ. 1858.
FURNISHED APARTMENT SUITABLE FOR
two gentlemen--two large bedrooms, living room
and bath; entire second floor in exclusive resi-
dence: phone and mail service: rent. 500 month.
ROOMS AND BATE NORTHWEST SECTION;
furnished, including Steinway grand piano. silver,
linen: all outside rooms 3 exposures $3.50 per
month; immediate possession. Address Box 2s3-s.
Star office. 20"
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, COMPLETELY
furnished. central location, S125 per month. Ad-
dress Box 32S-P. Star Office.
SIX LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, on SECOND
floor; magnifcently furnished in mahogany, orien-
tai rugs and draperies, for $3.50 per month"; mill
inium. three months. Apt. q. the Sterling. 1913
Calvert st. NV. phone Col 73SJ-W.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED FOUR ROOM
apartment containing also bath. reception hall.
10.
Available December %. Call after pm. 20s
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH; ELECTRIC LIGHT
and gas included; Thomas Circle section; fur
nished unfurnished. Address Box ga, Star
office.
UNFURNISHED.
1902 d NV FLOORS. ROOMS AND
bath: S35: will be redecorated for tenant
F. W. GRAHAM 4 CO.. 617 14th NV.
4-ROOM DOWNTOWN APARTMENT: H.W.H.;
electric light. Rent. $40.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO., 9th and n. Y. ave.
1901 AZ ST. SER. AND B.: $3.50; NEWLY
papered and painted throughout.
II. r. H0WENSTEIS CO., 7th and H SITS. ne.
20s
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.
WAREHOUSE, soI1a la AVE, RUNNING
through to z St. center of the produce commits.
sion trade: Sl25. Kew At A2l La ave
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

NEW HOME--6 ROOMS AND BATH, IN
beautiful Petworth;. immediate possession:
terms can be arranged. ID. J. Duniran l3lO II
ST. NV. Phone Main 1851
S7,75O-wORTH s., 800. % TT. WIDE, TAPES
Try brick; 10 large rooms baths, coal supply;
in walking distance downtown; splendid NV.
location; h.w.h., cleo. gas 8 porches, beamed
ceiling paneled walk. large pantry; newly reno
waited throughout Address Box 37-R. Star office.
LARGE DWELLING, II ROOMS; JUST OFF
1 fth st. and Thomas Circle; downtown and con-
venient to business center; price, $500: terms,
IL desired.
Located in Northwest Washington convenient
to line; Groom house; well built and equip
ped with latest improvements; house slightly
used: vacant and ready for occupancy; price,
s., 900; terms, il desired.
On the Heights. west Of 18th ST., Broom resi-
dence: furnace heat and gas light; in splehdid
light rooms; lot 1S 81 100 IT. 70 n aIley: price.
8. 500 For further ,particuIars phone Main 1885.
JOSEPH Q. zIRKLB, 200 Colorado bldg.
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FOR RENT.

NEW COTTAGE. SEVEN LARGE ROOMS: 5
acres land: fire wood free: SIS per month; at
Brager Sta, W., Il. & A. electric line; posses
sion January /, 1918 Owner. EMORY II. HAIR
MAN 2fs
cOAfPI Ell ELY FURNISHED HOUSE AT BE-
thesda Md; rooms and bath; modern i'm
proyements: of coal in cellar: garage;
rent $50 per month. Apply L. s. FRIST0E,
1892
FOR RENT-S25 OR WILL SELL ON SAME
rayment; house with rooms. bath and reception
hall: large attic room: laundry in basement;
steam heat: electric lights: porch by 40 IT.;
poultry house: located 3 blocks from electric and
steam cars. Price. $500. See owner. W. X.
WILSON RverdaIe. Md.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM BUNGALOW. WITH
tile bath. electric light. gas, open fireplace;
splendid. large lot; fine location l block from
cars; close city; rent. $3.50.
A. b. CAMPBELL, 14l0 H NV.
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HOME BUYERS

HOME BUYERS
Do not miss this chance to buy this new G.
room brick dwelling with two baths. electric
lights. yapor heat massive fireplace, large Sleep
ing porch, laundry trays, attic
INSPECT 1874 QUINCY ST.
Only few steps to 18th st. cars.
Small cash payment and balance like rent.
Decide now and select your own fixtures.
HUGH A. THRIFT. Owner,
Main 16S Union Trust bldg.
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SUBURBAN. BOARD

ACCOMMODATIONS for single men can be
furnished at kensington, Nd. transportation By
steam or electric road; comfortable accommoda-
tionsi ami. Address P. o. Boz ls3. Ken2ing.
ton. Nd. 20s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-20

PROPERTY OWNERS. ATTENTION.
Now Is the time to list your property for sale
with firm Whether located In the suburbs
or the city. have unusual demand which
we unable to supply. Send full partic-
ulars Of your property.
Do it now.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO. INC. 1888 st.
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HOMESEEKERs-IF IN THE SWEET Buy
and buy you will meet at 9Th and Blair
road I will show you the sweetest bungalow buy
Of all buys. For further information on this
and other good buys address W II. TAYLOR.
Takoma Bank, MIDI. {. %
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l4os NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-ExceIient board
well cooked. southern style; gentlemen only
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE 1922 Massachusett it's
ave nw.--Excellcnt table board. $3.50 week.
car L, tALkSTONE COURTS IAN and far
mon. sts.l. s. per week.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE DEMAND FOR HOUSES. ALL SEC
tons. especially those where POSSESSION can
be had AT ONCE. List your properties with
and prompt results.
A. G. H0UGHToN & CO., 1916 II ST. H. W.
We have the BEST in every section. 2ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-20

FOR sALE-SEE THESE HOUSES
81, $50 EACH new: southeast section, near navy
yard; stories, cellar; furnace heat: hardwood
finish attractive decorations; lots f0T feet Deep
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
IF YOU WANT A HOME IN CHEVY CHASE,
D. c., will furnish the lots. with all improve
ments, paved streets. sidewalks sewer. water.
ETC., and the money TO build. Small cash pay
ment; balance same as rent. Address Boz 313-P,
Star Office,
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FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL EXCHANGE TWO LOTS CHEVY CHASE.
D. c.. for equity in income property lots; have
all improvements. viii secure building loan no
commission for securing loan. Address Box 314-P.
Star office.
MODERN 2-SToRY AND CELLAR CORNER
home. Chevy Chase: rooms and bath: garage:
for home Mt. Pleasant section, same size. Ad-
dress Box BIS. Star Office.
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FOR sALr-HoUsEs.

~; !
NEW HOUSE
Located at the hishest point In
District; ak rooms: tiled bath; hot
water heat; electric lights; every
thing modern and beautiful.
PRICE a. 600. EASY TERMS.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
Main o315 713 14th st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE
Detached; seven rooms and bath.
modern house, with hot-water heat,
electric lights, etc. A good lot.
Only $3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. III 18th st. NV.
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TWO REMARKABLY CHEAP PROPERTIES.
9th st. INV. near Mass ave-; must be sold;
prices way below assessors valuation: both
under rental-will pay good rate of interest
and should be sold at q handsome profit; q f.
story building with 20 rooms and baths: steam
heat: lot 25xl3S; 30-ft. alley; renting for $50
per month. Price, 81, 800.
property adjoining for s., 600; a brick build
ing and brick stable; lot 24x13S; 30-ft alley; no
reasonable offer refused: see Us at once about
them
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Gil + ST. N.w.--TwO VERY DESIRABLE
communicating rooms, modern building; heated
Rent S1S. EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, Inc 734
18th st. NV
100 eth ST. NV. CORNER OF 9Th AND {;
sts: one of best transfer corners in Washington
HOWE ToTTEN, s21 18th st. n.w:. Phone Main
1855.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-12-13
Thirty Years Ago.

The Banner of Dec. Is. 1SS7-Bellevue.I
The receipts of cotton at the ware
houses of Shreveport from September
LIST up to last Friday were :9.25S bales,
against 4S.431 bales during the same
time last season. Receipts for the week
ending last Friday were 44:I1 bales
Last Saturday Bellevue Lodge No.
%, +. and \. NJ, elected the following
officers for the year 1883: ]. A. Sni-
der. w. NJ: DIR. W. ]. Mobley. $. W.;
w. II. Bledsoe, J. W.: f. Il. Moore,
Treasurer: J. \. w. Lowry. Secretary !;
l.. {. Rasberry. Tyler. W. H. Scan
land and w. c. Keith We're appointed
Senior and Junior Deacons. Officers
will he Installed on the 9th instant y
From the proceedings of Il meeting
of the Ward Six Nichols Club. signed
by Messrs. A. j. McDade, as its presi-
dent, and A. J. Murff. as it's Secretary,
we make the following excerpt: The
motion was made and carried. that Il
committee Of three be appointed from
each neighlJOrhOOd to see that every
Nichols man gets to the polls on the
21st. These committees are as fol
lows: Bellevue-J. Il. Kelly. J. II.
Cabeen and Henry Harris. Haughton
F.. T. Giddens. J T.. Jackson and
J. L. Burch, Onley's neighborhood-
Capt. J. w. Onley, L. r. Sapp and L. A
! Watson. Bodcau-~C. c. NOVEL;, J. +
Lay and c. HI. COOml,s. BOssier Point
Frank \. Jones, Perry Sibley and
DIR. j. +. Mooty. Pineville-G. A. Was
son, ]. II. Rives and Il. NJ. Bryant.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-12-13
Ten Years Ago.

The Banner of Dec T., 19O7-Bcnton.I
The upper Black Bayou bridge. just
north of town, has just been repaired
by Messrs. w. III. Smith \ Son.
We are told that Mr.. J. \. Bum
gardner and family expect to move
lack to their plantation home near
Clinton
= If you live in Bossier Parish you
have direct interest in the fight now
being waged in Shreveport and Caddo
Parish against the sale of intoxicants.
Get on the right side nOw-join their
ranks"
Several prominent business men of
our parish looked upon Tuesdays meet
ing Of the Police Jury as being of suf-
ticient Importance to warrant their
presence. 1t is quite evident that the
good roads movement is becoming
deeply rooted here in Bossier.''
. Sunday night the gin and seed
houses located at Pickett Station, Oh
the CaddO side of the river, and the
property Of Mr.. w. Il. Ivey, We're de
stroyed by fire. No cotton was lost
but the seed from the seasons ginning
was destroyed. Roth the gin and the
seed were insured. The fire is thought
to have originated from sparks from q
passing train"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-12-13
Clark Strayhan Writes Home.

Many North Bossier friends will he
pleased to hear from Mr.. Clark Stray
han, son of Mr.. and Mrs. $. Il. Stray
han. Of the Hughes Spur community,
and who is now with the American EX-
peditionary Forces in France. He is a
member of Company l.. 18th Infantry
In letter to his mother he says:
Dear Mother: l received your letter
and you can imagine how proud | was
to hear from hcne. / was also glad to
learn that you are all well. l feel fine
most all the time. OF course you know
| have no one to complain to.
Well, mama. l have been patching
up and sewing buttons on my clothes
most all of this afternoon. l know
you would be surprised to see me sit
ting down sewing, but l am pretty
handy with needle.
You can tell Bud that ! was Il wealth.
er prophet at one time, but since have
gotten over here | can't tell anythin;
more about the weather.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-12-13

it, including 1.-The man behind the gum
But he says he likes his game on the
move and believes he can score more
hits that way than when pulling trig-
ger Oh standing target. That's what
we call developing fast for a profess
siOnal man.
On the afternoon of the 18th camp
was broken and the trip home begun.
Two men gone only Il week and ac-
counting for six deer is an exceptional
record for this day. But they are thick
down that way. Mr.. Wyche said that
deer tracks where they hunted were as
thick as he had ever anywhere in the
swamps of ROSsier Parish seen hog
tracks But don't let all this give you
the buck fever" They hunted on a
large ranch. and more often than not
permission cannot he had to camp and
hunt on the ranches of that section.
The country visited, like much of
Texas, was very dry. no rains to speak
| Of having fallen for about two years.
| The deer killed, however. were fat and
their flesh excellent for table purposes.
Mr. Wyche said they were keeping in
good condition by eating war whOOp
bushes. As we don't know what they
are, we will have to leave you to guess.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-12-13
Sunday School Program.

COntributed.l
The Methodist Sunday School will
render tie following program at their
special service ut the Methodist Church
on Sunday, the 23tl. ut ten O'Clock am.
At this service gifts will be collated to
be sent to the Methodist Drphanage at
Ruston. All are invited. and are es-
pecially requested to bring with them
their gifts. which may be anything
they may see fit to donate. All gifts to
he wrapped in white. The cash offer
ing will he donated to the Armenian
Relief Fund.
The program is given below:
Song-"Joy to the World
Scripture Reading. Luke, > :1-14-Air. L. g..
Smith, Superintendent.
Prayer.
Song. Away in Il Manager, No Crib for a
BED Primary and intermediate De-
partmcnts.
Reading. They Presented Unto Him Gifts
IN legend Of cathayp-Jcancttc Hill.
christmas carol. Sleep. Holy Babe"-Ntiss
Minnie Wychc.
| Story. why the Chimes Rang Miss
Winnie Brownlec.
Quartet, . Silent Night, Holy Night -
Misses Jessie and Minnie Wyche and
Madeline and Lucy Smith.
| Reading. They Gave Him Their Treas
ures'-Ruth Smith.
! Presentation of Gifts.
| Song. 20, Little Town of bethlehem =
| School.
| Offering for Armenian relief.
! DOXolOgy.
Benediction.
| Organ Tostludc.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-12-13
RETROSPECTIVE
Fifty Years Ago.

The Banner of Dec. II, 1s67-Bellevue.l
I'm our notice last week of Judge
Weems' decision as to the unconstitu-
ticnality Of the cotton tax law of this
state, we were in error somewhat as
to data: His Honor has decided that
the tax of 81 upon every 400 pounds of
cotton is unconstitutional. and hence
that the tax cannot he collected. The
case was tried upon an injunction upon
the Sheriff inhibiting him from collect
ing the tax. His Honor decided that
the provision of the revenue law of
1861, levying tax of 81 upon every
400 pounds Of cotton was repugnant to
the 124th Article of the Constitution of
1864, and therefore Void
The special term of the District
Court of this parish adjourned yester-
day after session of nearly three
weeks. We are gratified to state that
His Honor. Judge Weems. has dispos-
ed of Il very large amount of business.
Besides many acquittals last Saturday
eleven persons. all freedmen, were sch
fenced to various terms Of imprison-
| nient i'll the penitentiary and Parish
Jail This will measurably relieve the
| Parish of the great expense it has had
| to bear on account Of criminals incar-
| cerated in the parish prison, an eX-
| pense which our people are little able
to bear. Heretofore we have had oc.
casion to comment upon the failure OF
our courts. but now we take pleasure
in bearing testimony to the patience
and endurance and fidelity of Judge
| Weenls during the term of court just
closed. He has dispatched business
rapidly. and the only persons who can
complain are those unfortunates who
owe more debts than they can pay
This clipping. credited to the Bran
don (Miss.) Republican. and under the
heading = Freedmen's Bureau" appear
ed: This hell-born, radical-recruit
ing. country destroying treasury-de
pleting. negrO-voting, notwithstanding
labor-ruining. law-ignoring. contract
stealing. penitentiary-filling. hell-de
serving Yankee institution expires OF
the LIST Of July next, and, unless, re
newed by this Congress, we will ge
rid Of the vast army of Yankee pimps
wharf rats, thieves, bummers. scala
wags. rale-face negroes, nassl-twange(
preachers and Massachusetts schoO
nmrms at that time. The masses o.
the people at the North are gettin:
tired of paying taxes for the supper
of the army Of able-bOdied negroes VIII,
are fed by this Yankee invention t.
manufacture radical votes. and ut til,
next election will hurl from powe
every scoundrel who urges its continu
ance during this session of Congress.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-12-13
Deer, Coyotes and Jacks.

That's about the way heading for
the hunt we are about to describe
should read. though only one coyote
and one jack rabbit were Jagged.
Yesterday our good friend and fell
low townsman Mr.. Il. Il. Wyche came
by and gave limited description of
this hunt. lie left Benton on the list
and was joined in Shreveport by DIR.
]. G. Willis These two were the chief
promoters, and the field of operation
was in Soutl. Texas.
Reaching Asherton, Texas. on the I'd,
they left that night for the camp site,
about tllirty-five miles distant and
within six miles Of Mexico. getting
there About ten O'Clock. Provided with
Il good Mexican cook. camped on a
creek atTording an abundance of wood
and water. having ample shelter and
Il pack animal from nearby ranch
to bring the game out to camp, there
was nothing to do hut hulit-and all
hands iayed to.
The lag limit down in Texas is
tuitt uNSI " llAC ttlu IuAS hNA IA
was reached by Mr.. Wyche, DIR. Willis
and Mr. lick Taylor. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. $. 7. Taylor, of Benton, and who
still resides down that way. Two other
residents were members of the party
for day or SO. and each bagsed two
deer. They were Mr.. 4. l.. Johnson, a
Carrie Springs attorney, and Mr.. Fred
HeniioS. of ASherton.
The four deer killed by the visitors
to the camp runs the total up to the
unlucky number of thirteen, but DIR.
Willis, not skilled shot and ineXpe-
rienced in hunting deer. broke that
evil spell by bowling over coyote and
Il jack rabbit. In fact, the Doctor Il
said 10 have developed into Il good
hunter within the few days Of his ex.
perience. holding Il steady arm, ant
was voted the champion among this
bunch of good fellows Good fol
YOU. Doctor!
This hand Of sportsmen was of sObel
turn of mind. bent only on sport ant
bagying the meat. SO we CLEAN. There
were no practical jokes around the ev
enillg camp fire. nor We're there thOst
present to indulge in wierl tales of tin
big woods until IL late hour of thu
night. However, something must prove
substitute for the practical joke fol
the average sportsman when 1t Is no
INDUCED In. This was provided il
laughing over DIR. Willis .schOOl-bOy'
exhiiaration over missing his cOyOt'
while standing still but turning him /
header as lie ran away. \ good shot
and no doubt 10 one knew he could d.