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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-02
LOCAL TELEPHONES
 SHOW SMALL GAIN

A net gain of only 10 subscribers IS shown in the new annual directory of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for Conway, now being dis tributed by Manager G. w. Sammons. The 1921 directory lists TIP sub- scribers, against TOP listed in 1920.
 A much larger increase would have been registered, Manager Sammons said, if all the applications for tele- phones could have been filled during the past year. On account of made quate plant facilities and.overcrowded cables, the company was unable to furnish service to a number of ap- plicants.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-02
RUSS-CHOATE.

Miss Violette Bernice Russ, former ly student at Central College and we'll known in Conway, was married yesterday at Little Rock to Homer H. Choate of Earle, where they will re- side. o. s. Russ of this city. attend ed the ceremony, which was solemn ized at the home of J. T. Russ.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-02

Hon. T. M. Mehaffey of Little Rock spent short time in Conway last night en route home from the Perry circuit court at Perryville. He came from Perryville with L. S. Dunaway, making fast time in Mr. Dunaway' $ Mitchell car
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-02
PERSONALS.

T. .s.~s-;-s-s-s-::-ssss-ss..ii..s..ss-s-s-:..s. l. Jitney, phone 41o.-o-zdtf
 Phone 66 for gas.-6-21dtf
 MAJESTY is Great.-S-2d2t
 Eat Caspar's bread always.-7-13dtf Ccckwood Tor Saie-See l. N. Fields, Phone 24.--7-13dtf.
 Fresh cabbage at Browne's Gro cery Phone 470.-S-2d2t
 Veal calves wanted. Central Meat Market. Phone 285.-6-23dtf
 MAJESTY Flour is Greater.-d2t For Sale-Detroit six-burner oil stove. Phone 346.-730d3t*
 Wanted-Veal calves. Central Meat Market. Phone 285-7-25dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-02
STATE NORMAL SURVEY
 ATTRACTS ATTENTION

The survey of state owned and con- trolled educational institutions, re- gently completed by the Arkansas State Normal, is attracting consider able attention in the educational world. A summary of the results was published in the Log Cabin Dem ocrat of Saturday, and copies of the issue are being circulated by the Normal among the educational inst- tutions of the south. Its purpose was to refute charges that state institu- tions do not maintain high religious standards for their student bodies, and that atheists hold positions on some faculties of state schools.
 Pres. Doak s. Campbell of Central College is in Little Rock today to attend a beard of trustees commit tee meeting.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-02

Fresh veal and lamb every day at Erbacher's Phone 90.-8-2d2t.
 While they last-Thom- Proof bi- cycle tires at $2.95 each. s. k. An derSOn
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-02
For Sale!

Four beautiful lots 26O feet wide by 24O feet long, fronting on Conway Boulevard in block three in Davis and Garvin's annex to Conway, between Davies street on north and Garvin avenue on the South. A fine loca- tlon for one or more homes.
 Let me sell you place for a home. and be a home-maker and home builder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

: Tonight and Wednesday, 4 . partly cloudy; probably show ..' . CTS in north portion; cooler in 4
 ]. northwest portion tonight. I . <
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-17

automoDne stopped m Front or fhe poor home where his services were so sorely needed. He was a trife disap- pointed at receiving no recognition of hls message, and had decided to enlist the sympathies of his sister. His knock brought a neat figure wearing nurse cap and apron to the door.
 Miss Lane! :" he exclaimed in won- derment.
 Yes, 1t is l." Nettie smiled back. "A neighbOr told me of this case"
 You are an angel" said Doctor Eversley with heightened color as he entered the sick room.
 Never had a poor family such royal donations as those received by the one now under the care of Doctor EVersley as physician and Nettie Lane as nurse.
 That dread word 'contagious" made greetings on the street quite Few and far between for the doctor
 When the truth got out that the contagious feature of the case did not extend beyond light measles, Miss Rushton bit her lip and Miss Dorman denounced Nettie as a schemer.
 "This is one of the great pleasures of physicians life" said Doctor Eversley, as he and Nettie walked away from the home where they had taken the part of true ministering angels.
 There came day when Miss Rush ton took sudden journey to relatives, and Miss Dorman resigned from the Ladies' Aid society. Two lines in the weekly announced an important en- gagement.
 "You see, my brother is a very prac- tical young man." was the way Miss EverSley explained the situation. "He thinks, as I do, that a good nurse makes a good doctors wife"
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-17

new automobile anu Some -wob1eFf1t uouse furnishings arrived. Miss Cvriua 4'ushtoh' aged thirty, but passing for 'y-'Wo, as the real leader of the to ", Social set of Mayville, was said 'o brighten up at chance to once npore angle for a husband
 me young doctor arrived and ba was not d disappointment. He uos 'iilns n. more than handsome-ear. nest afable and intellectual He wos p,eaSeu at the gracious attentions of MISS hushton, and it seemed to inter- eS' nm to listen to the ceaseless chat ter of Miss Dorman.
 ihe Ladies Aid society held weekly heetlhgs in an old store, which had oeeh neatly fitted up for them Tho soclety clothed the ragged. fed tha poor and had done some froa n,,rs nis-Mlss Dorman very little, how ever. She acted as the ornament of tne group. As to the naughty Miss huShton' all she pretended to do was to donate the raw material for tbo 'e"iiy industrious ones of the club to sew into garments.
 one Of these latter was Nettie Tana WHO sat In a corner of the room now ehgrosSed in the task of mal,ino four ''"S hleht robes. The rest of the group were chattering and gossiping. whenever Doctor Eversley's name was mentioned, Netties eyes frightened "l'h interest. It was mentioned very frequently
 Inc way Cyrille Rushton has set her cap for the doctor is simnlv hra- %eh' observed Sarah Bates, who had graduated into old maidenhood several years ago.
 Not half as bold as Breda's sly puss way" broke in cynical wasn- armed Selina Marton. "She pretended to nave neuralgia, just to get the doc tors attention
 Plain, quiet Nettie smiled to her self. She was happy in knowing that the doctor had made quite a friend ana confidant of her. Miss Everslev had taken decided fancy to her. Net tle was, in fact, very close to the doc tor; something in their natures har- m0niZed
 If anybody had told Nettie that these ripening friendships indicated chance to capture the handsome young physician, she would have been over whelmed with confusion. Such an idea had never entered her sensible little head
 Nettie finished her work somewhat late and went home. Miss Rushton came in, then the lady president, and then messenger arrived He brought a note from Doctor Eversley. It was addressed to the society. A conta- gious sickness had broken out in poor family without means or friends. Could the society appoint some one to give half day for a week to day nursing for two little children in the family?
 The group gradually broke up and the doctors note received no reply. That afternoon Doctor Eversey's
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-17
The Volunteer
 Nurse
By KATE EDMONDS

(G, 1921, Western Newspaper Unlon) There was great excitement in the Dcia circles of Mayyille when the pccesSor to the practice of old pr. frus Dall arrived. For forty years le latter had been the chosen phySi- hn of the town. When he had sold Is practice to Dr. Brian Eversley, a kung, handsome and wealthy mem kr of the profession, all Mayville was log, and speculation and gossip held f various social coterieS in a kind of fasant thrall.
 FIhe young doctor had purchased
 De Oaks, a beautiful estate near the
 ge of the village. A maiden sister
 ls to be his housekeeper. When a
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-17
AustraIia's Floral Emblem.

The blossom of the wattle, a tree of the gum family, has assumed a dis tinct national significance and has been recognized as Australia's floral emblem.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-17
On the Other Foot

"So the affair is off, eh? Afraid you euldn't support her in the style to |hlch she was accustomed, I suppose" Not at all. It was the girl who was fraid. ."-Boston Transcript.
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
Trad

There win be en Ice cream festival
AZ Daniels creek saturday night E;vF
crybody come
Sorry 70 hear of the death Of uncle
Martin Adams III Was a good man
and loved BY al who knew him Ife
was laid 70 rev, N the Chafiln GENE
terry
p n Curnutte and son are expect
ed home soon ffQm Coat river where
they have been employed.
Aunt Nancy Adams. who has beer
sick Is some hetter al this writinn
Mr.. aud AIrs Kelly King are visit
ng her father d. M. Curnutte
Wilma Rose and Ivory lobe were
calling on Eva Carter saturday night
The candidates and files are maxi
ing II hot for the people around here.
Charley Adams and little son and
daughter were on Irish creek Sunday
Berry picking Is all the so around
here
Willie Diamond makes regular trip
to Sand Branch.
Arthur Dsriheld was Visiting his
grandmother Saturday night.
Il NJ Laney will move to Louisa
soon. A HARY DOLL
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
DANIELS CREEK

There viii BE- an ice cream supper
ii this place saturday night Juiy >
Everybody come and bring some one
with you.
Think several were disappointed last
saturday nigh, but come next satur-
day night and you wUuy DC
several from this place attended the
big meeting at Evergreen Sunday.
Leona Adams is on The sick list.
Mr.. and Alrs. Allen Roberts and chIl-
drenE spent Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. Jennie Carter
Evn Carter was visiting her sister.
Alma Burton. sunday
Mrs Kelly King aud baby are rls-
Ting her parents. Mr. and Mrs y. NJ.
Curnsitfe.
Cora curnutte. Cora Adams and
clyde. Cart and Ray curnutte aud
Manley Adams we're dinner guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Millard Thompson sun
day
Several OF the boys went 70 Louisa
IL spond fs.s Enatsth
Remember the loo cream supper Sat
urday. July > and everybody come
BLACK EYES
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
PROGRAMME
chiIdren's Day. Saints Sunday School
LowmansviIie, Kentucky, Sun
day. July 81, 1921.

Song No. 10, select Hymns Ops
ening Song.
Prayer.
sonENo. 8. Grace and Glory. The
old Time Religion"
welcome address $. NJ. Chandler.
Response. Joe Il Preston.
Song No. 1879, Grace and Glory; 4
Know My Name Is There"
Recitauons by the children
Song No. g55. Grace and Glory,
Jewels.
song No. 572. select Hymns; What
ihe saviour Hath Said
Paper. NJ f. conley
4. Bible Lesson by adult class, "Reia :
tion OF Brethren and their duty TO each
other.
song No. 2sg. Grace and Glory;
"His way With Thee
The value Of the Sunday School, W.
4. Cain.
song-No. $50, Select Hymns; ~By
the Living Grace OF God"
The lasting BENEFITS OF the Sunday
school in the life Of the individual, a.
IS. Burns.
song-No. IS. Grace and Glory; "rrl
Tell It.r
Noon--Dinner on the ground
Song No. SIG. Select Hymns; What
VIM Il be to be there
ScHE--NOs rrf rfss,s-s .-ss.-
When He Came Knocking at MY
Heart
The need Of the SUNDAY school. H.
song sos, seiec, Hymns; "rhe
Golden Morning"
How to overcome dlsconragementa
IN the sunday school, A. Q Carter.
Song--No. 1872, Grace and Glory;
AT the Battles Front.
The Sunday school and It's reward,
Rev. ii. b Hewlett
Song No $50. Select Hymns; "a
Mansion in Glory"
song No. 500. Select Hymns; God
Be with You.'
come and bring somebody With you.
FRANK CHANDLER
ROBERT HATFIELD
s. NJ. CHANDLER
Committee,
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
DONITHON

several from this place attended
church at Rocky Valley Sunday.
sam Maynard Of CLIFFORD called on
Mary Moore Sunday
Miss Josie Lambert Is spending g
few days in Louisa taking medical
treatment.
Mrs. Clara Endicott Is attending the
summer school at Louisa,
Joliffe Maynard called on Sadie Con
ley Sunday.
Mrs. Mary E. Chapman has return
ed home after an extended visit with
her daughter at Cassie w Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed vinsoh and chill =
dren and Mrs. Jennie vinson motored
to our vicinity to visit the Sunday
school. They took dinner with Mrs. r.
Stansbdry.
Little Miss Briza conley was taking
a horseback ride Sunday and saw a
very large rattle snake. She hitched
her pony UP and threw several rocks
at the snake end II began TO sing and
then she called her papa and he came
ana killed It. It had twelve rattles ana
| a button. Some experience Tor 9
youngHter isn't III
L. d vinson skinned and stuffed the
hide.
| we have fine Sunday school. Ev,
eryone is invited 70 come
BLUE BELLE.
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
SMOKY VALLEY

A large crowd attended church here
Sunday night ~
Misses Gladys Meek Hazel and Luz
eiie Muncy attended the ice cream sup
per NJ HVWvr rsi,r y
night.
Mrs. Guile Meek OF Huntington. Is
spending few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w Meek
A crowd OF boys from Lick creek
passed through here Monday on their
way to Louisa.
We are sorry to hear q Frank Mar
lin getting his arm broken.
Mrs Marion Mccain and family
made trip TO Louisa Monday.
Misses Hazel and Lucille Muncy and
Alden Meek were calling on Miss
Gladys Meek Sunday afternoon.
Jack Wellman was calling on his
grandmother Mrs. r. W. Meek sun
day.
Miss Eliza Ransom has returned from
school 81 Richmond
Remember church Sunday after
noon. A CANDY KID.
N
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08

Albert Frazier OF Fort Cay was call
ing on Cecil Hewlett sunday.
Rev. Bascom LAlSins was the sun
day afternoon guest Of Miss Violet
May Crabtree
Clyde Frazier was the guest Of Miss
Celes,a Sturgln SUNDAY afternoon.
Virgil Skeens was calling on Miss
Grace Walters Sunday.
Leo Boyd was the pleasant guest Of
Miss Ruby Burke sunday
Mrs Vol Burke spent Saturday with
Mrs. BIN Burke
Dave Mullins, Jr- left Monday for
Madison TO seek employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hewlett spent
Saturday in Fort Gay.
Mrs. Mary Biilups was IN Louisa
saturday having some dental work
done.
cecil Mullins was Al Hewlett satur-
day.
Rev. Bili Billups Of centervilte spent
Friday and Saturday with his son. jas.
Billups OF this place,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. BuslSirk were
the guests OF Mrs. Bill toward sun
day.
Miss Gustava Lester OF McRoberis.
Ky. arrived here Wednesday for an
extended visit with home folks.
BLACK SUSIE,
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
FITCH

Rev. Perry Henderson win preach
at walnut Grove the second Sunday.
Willis McClung or Emerson was Wis
| lting Ernest Planck Monday evening,
obert Hamilton and While lsnix OF
Harris. have gone TO Henlanson. Wesl
Virginia.
The stork visited the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Richmond and left a
tine son.
Harve Planck was visiting Charley
Guiley Saturday evening.
Mrs. Angie Planck is sick at present
with heart trouble
Rev. Burchett is holding revival
at Flat Fork which has been largely
attended.
Everett Guliey has returned home
after visiting his sister, Mrs. Ella
Hamilton at Straight Fork.
Miss May Planck and Ersei Planck
and Everett Gulley have been attend
ing church at Flat Fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Hamilton OF
mouth OF laurel are visiting relatives
al this place.
Ersel Planck aud jay Masters at
tended church at Greasy Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Butler is sick al this
writing.
Miss Cora Masters was calling on
her cousins. Misses May and Bessie
Planck Tuesday.
Rev. James ayburn preached at
Tripiett the first Sunday.
Cecil Rayburn OF Ashland Is visit
ing relatives at Emerson.
BLUE BIRD
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
LOWMANSvILLE

Rev. John Edwards Of Louisa and
VIM. Pennington of Ashland held q
two weeks meeting at this place About
twelve souls were saved
Oscar Vanhoose Is on the sick list.
Born. 10 Bc-d DeeaTd and wife. g
girl
Mrs. Cora CoIvin and Miss Lexie
Hampton of Ashland have been visit
ing relatives at this place.
Mrs. S. NJ Chandler is visiting in
Ashland at present.
Chas. George and wife Of Van Lear
attended Sunday school here Sunday.
Billy chaffin was again calling on
his best girl Sunday
Misses Gladys Hatfield Virginia
Hannah and Mrs Cora Colvin took
dinner with Mrs. Lyss Hannah Sum
day
Jasper j Estep has bought n fine
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
GRIFFITH CREEK

Rev. w, q. Pennington. Fairview
Christian church, Ashland, who has
been conducting a revival on Georges
creek held series OF meetings az
Cherryviiie last week and at Need :,
more Sunday where baptismal rites
were observed Mrs Pennington and
from Ashland attending Sunday SER
vices.
Deputy u. s. Marshals have been
interfering with the personal liberz
ties OF some OF our Deighbors over
the divide during the past week. while
some are now the unwilling guests OF
the county bastile. The way of the
transgressor is hard.
Shirley Miller and Herbert Weliman
were here sunday the guests OF friends
Saturdays game was between the
local mines 7 and / Ia favor of Capt.
Ferral team. Lambert's lads played
good ball. but somebody has got TO
lose.
Robt. l. Bailey spent Sunday and
Monday at home. lie IL mine foreman
al Chapmansyille on Guyan river
Several from here spent the Fourth
in Louisa. We worked and only look
Cd at the sirp.siis - cse= ecr variety
Roscoe Pennington surprised his
many friends here when on his return
TO Ashland after a short visit here he
took Miss Ethel Walker home as his
bridf She u the dannhter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James s. walker a beautifui ana
accomplished young lady.
ny life
Their many frienSs wish them q hap-.
Herbert Franklin left Tor Dunlow.
w. Va. Monhay where he has employ
ment
Christine. little daughter OF Herbert
Lemaster, Il quite sick this week
Howars Moore is on the sick fist this
meek
c. Victor Back was Glenhayes vis-
itor Tuesday.
John Rucker came over from GIen-
hayes Sunday for a three days visit
with relatives and friends here,
MUTT.
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
TUSCOLA

Rev Harvey preached a very inter-
esting sermon TO a large congregation
here Sunday afternoon and evening
He will be here to preach the first
fnprIll1iiy a =
get the date.
There viii be a pie social here at
Baker Saturday night. July 3 for the
benefit Of our church. Come. all you
girls and boys and bring pies and
pocketbooks. There's going to be lots
OF fun and large crowd
Mr. and Mrs. Ward WomaclS and
baby came over from Trinity and were
week end guests OF Mr. and Mrs, w
D. Smith.
Messrs. Jack Crutcher and Dan Car
ter motored out from Louisa Thurs
day evening and were guests OF friends
Misses, Alberta Jordan and Mamie
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
MATTE

Ell
Several from here attended the sac
rament meeting at Lower Brushy Sun
day
Rev. o'Neal and Monrooe Of West
Virginia are here to hold a revival
meeting.
There win be sacrament meeting at
the Canda church house Sunday, July
10th.
Mrs. Farris Moore and daughter Of
Illinois who have been visiting rel-
atives at this place have returned
home
Born. to Charley Moore and wife, a
fine girl
Mrs. Aiafair Stambaugh Of Blaine
has returned home after visiting her
daughter. Mrs Jay Moore.
Msit AeEanster and wife spent sun
day with Mr. and Mrs Fred Short.
Graden Chapman OF Charley and
Miss Pearl Moore were out horseback
riding Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Moore spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Wiiliei
Davis and wife of Sip.
James Berry spent aturday evening
with Lourfa Moore.
Dewey and Farris Moore, Jr.. have
returned home from Pond. w. Va.
Allie Edward, wife and little daugh-
ter and Miss Bertha Moore motored to
Louisa Sunday. They spent the 4th
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. X Moore
Luther Pigg spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. 9. g.
Hays.
Andrew Bali the Rawleigh Man"
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
HUNTING SEASON OPENS
FOR SQUIRRELS TODAY

Frankfort. KY. July THE mrs,
open hunting season OF 1921. that fol
squirrel. opens In Kentucky today. NJ
other protected Wild animal or bird
mny be hunted before September /
when the season for doves opens. The
squirrel season remains open until De-
cember is.
In connection with the squirrel hunt.
ing season Il Is pointed out that hunt.
ers, seeking game on their own land
must have license or run the risk OF
arrest by game wardens or. other pub.
lie officials. Licenses the State Fish
and Came Commission points out ma,
be obtained from county clerks.
WRITER permission however, mus
he obtained by hunters allowing them
10 hunt on his land
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08

Rucker were among those who were
guests Of Misses Myrtle and Ollie
Queen Of Glenwood Monday.
Miss Ella Shortridge Of Trinity was
the over Sunday guest Of Miss Golda
Woods.
Miss Hazel Graham spent Saturday
night with Miss Garnett Jordan.
Misses Grace Belcher, Norma Tay-
lor. Monnie Handley and Messrs, Mol
lie Rice. clifford Belcher. Dewey Tay-
lor and several others from Trinity
attended church here Wednesday ev-
ening.
Webb Roberts and August French
have been making FREQUENT calls at
Baker.
Remember the pie social here Sat
urday night and come everybody
TIL GET YOU YET.
The Big Sandy news., 1921-07-08
TWIN BRANCH

A. J. Holton was here Monday
Jay Rose and wife Of Council Grove
Kansas are visiting tlis iatter,s pa
rents. Harvey lobe or this place
Ella Jobe has returned from Louisa
where she has been visiting:
oscar Diamond and Siias Jobe were
in Louisa Monday.
Wilbur Marcun OF Louisa Was OF
Twin Branch Sunday
Misses Hattie. Ella and Ivory lobe
and Wilma Rose were the guests Of
Mrs. Cecil Adams Sunday evening;
Remember the sacramental meeting
the third sunday. CUPID
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-18
GRAIN DEAL RS
END CONVENTION
in MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 1s.-Grain
dealers Of the state today ended their
annual convention here, which vas
characterized, by officials Of the Min
nesOta Farmers Grain Dealers asso.
citation, was ono OF the most important
ever held by that body. ~
Although regular convention SEES
sions were concluded yesterday the
board Of directors brought the meet
ing to a close after meeting here today
t~o>discuas and formulate plans for the
coming year.
The important work of the annual
meeting was completed yesterday with
the presenting Of reports Of commit
tees and officials, and the election Of
officers.
Among tho questions taken up al
the convention were the anti-futares
bill. now pending in the state lesisla,
ture, and which the state grain mer
oppose by a 70 per cent majority;
proposed plan to form a national buy
ing agency. and the effect Of the new
cooperative bill. recently enacted b.
the Minnesoia lawmakers.
Delegates vert guests at a~banQue
and entertainment last night, given IL
their honor by the Commission Merch'
ants Of this city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-18
Famous "Custer Wolf"
Is Captured AT Last;
Was Pest To Farmers

Darlington. n. D.. Feb. 1S.-The
story Of how the Custer WOLF an
old, gray marauder who devastated
the cattle country in southern North
Dakota and northern South Dakota.
was slain, ending the murderous "a
reer OF onc of the greatest animal kill
ers this section has ever seen, is now
available.
How the animal was trapped and
killed is told by H. y. Williams OF the
bureau of biological survey. United
States department Of agriculture, who
was sent to the Custer n. D.. region
to rid the country OF the killer, after
all other efforts had failed.
Early in September the wolf stepped
on a trap n was caught lightly by
tipped s o that it held only one side
OF the foot, and the WOLF was able to
! pull loose. This happened again in
the carly days Of October. Williams
finally got the wolf on October II.
Here is his W account OF il:
1.-THE wolf stepped into a trap in
the morning and it got a good grip on
him. He ran with it about $50 yards,
when the hook caught on a tree. but
that did not seem to stop him at all.
He broke the swivel of the trap and
ran on With 1t dangling from his front
paw. I trailed him three miles, and
when ] got 4 shot at him he dropped.
He had been so lucky that l expected
the gun would fail to shoot, but it
worked all right. He was smaller
than the average male wolf. weighed
98 pounds. n measured just G feet
from tip to tip, IL inches from toe TO
hook. and had O tail IA inches long.
His teeth would be gold for Is years
ilonGer. lie broke some OF them off
on h trap, but aside from that they
were in good condition. He was an
cid wolf with a fur hat var almos
L Is. bifo