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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
Salmon Farmer
Will Get $35, 900
Check for Seed

A. c. Carter salmon River tract
rancher this year grew 500 acres Of
Grimm alfalfa seed. which averaged
between 10 and rs bushels 10 the
acre. His returns viii total s35 900.
Mr. Carter Il making a study OF
the Grimm alfalfa seed industry and
is said 10 have ten-year contract
with one seed concern for the pro-
ducts Of his huge ranch
Dave Rich and several others from
here assisted Mr. Carter Ia The
threshing az the seed this fan.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
OBTAINED ROAD RIGHT or WAY

TWIN FALLs-The donation Of q
right Of way over their land BY Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Blakeiy removes
the last obstacle 10 the starting Of
construction Of the Oregon short
Line between Rogerson and Wells,
New. The deed was obtained last
week By n. J. sweeiey. one Of the
directors Of the Idaho Central The
conditions named IN the agreement
with the purchasers Of the Idaho
Central certificate. and authorize
ton. granted By the Interstate com
merce committee. calls for the be-
ginning Of construction before Janu-
arg 1.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
Public Cooperation Necessary TO Han.
die Holiday Rush. instructions
For Wrapping.

Public cooperation Is necessary "a
handle the volume OF Christmas mail
without congestion or delay. the
postoffice department says IN q bul.
ieiin made public by Postmaster ".
=. shinn. Mail should be sent out AZ
early as possible 20 avoid last min.
ute congestion and perishable or
fragile articles should be specially
wrapped and marked.
The bulletin IN full deals with
packing chrihtmas mail. n follows.
Wrapping aud Packing
All parcels must be securely
wrapped or packed "a order 70
reach reach their destination IN good
condition. N wrapping ordinary
parcels. strong paper and heavy
twine should be used
Special Packing.
Umbrellas. canea and golf sticks
should be reinforced their full length
BY strong strips OF wood. tightly
wrapped and lied 70 withstand trans
portaiion.
Hats. Pack 10 strong corrugated
or fiber boxes Ordinary pasfcboard
hat boxes must b. Grated Ladies'
hats and siik hats easily damaged
should be- marked fragile"
Shoes Pack % strong boxes.
corrugated cardboard
Wrap with strong paper securely
lied ulth heavy fwine.
Cut fowers Place IN strong suit
ibie boxes ~ wood Tin or hssvy cor
-ugaied cardboard. Wrap with tie
.ue 10 retain moisture
Candle lnciose ID strong out
ade boxes o. containers.
Drawings. paintings. unmounted
maps. etc Pack or wrap In strong
Material 20 avoid damage. When
iot fiat. roll around wooden core
nd then wrap and tie carefully. or
lace IN strong pssteboard tube.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
Items of the
7OU1n

Saturday was big day for
Filler. many shoppers being attract
ed here By the various sales and
trade inducement features OF local
merchants. During the afternoon
The Record made a count OF the
automobiles parked on the principal
streets at the time and found there
we're 225 autos OF various kinds and
hues standing at the curbs. This r.
the largest number OF cars seen here
at one time since the county far
this fall.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29

Homer Holcomb returned Friday
from New York city where he filled
his contract with Ringing Brothers
circus az their Winter Garden show.
HoIcomb Is featured as a cowboy
clown and won additional fame and
honors with his exhibitions. New
York papers received here show hsm
astride a broncho and give common
datory accounts OF his unusual abili-
ties. During one OF his perform
ances he injured the tendons Of one
OF his ankles while mounting horse
In shufe This kept him out o.
some OF the final prize contests. but
nevertheless he gave the crowds
their moneys worth and won much
favor with the circus owners.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
Gets $4,000 From
Ten-Acre Field
Red Clover Seed

Thirteen hundred dollars has
been received by Foster GuIlck.
well-known ranchor residing
southwest Of here. as his returns
from HIS threshing OF red clover
seed grown on d field Of ten
acres.
This Is an average OF $3.50 an
acre for the seed and Gullck says
he has at least 10 tons Of good
hay 10 boot.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
NAIL YOUR CHRISTMAS PARCELS EARLY

sharp pointed or sharp edged IL
struments or tools must have points
aud edges fully guarded. TO prsvsst
injury TO clerks In handling or dan
age 20 other mail. Crate Suitably
or thoroughly wrap so that they sss-
not cut through the ~rsppisg.
Fragile Articles.
Articles easily broken or srush "a
must be Grated or securely wrapped
Use liberal quantities OF sxeslsisr or
Ike material IN. around and between
the articles and the outside COS
tainef.
Glassware, fragile toys. srssasry.
must be packed so ss 20 prevent the
escape OF particles or pieces, n srsk-
On In transit.
cigars: Ordinary boxes Of sssars.
wrapped In paper only. viii got be
accepted. Pack in { mssssr to pre-
vent damage BY shock or jar. WRAP
In corrugated pastsboArd or ssnfisr
material.
All articles easily brokss or Ssn-
aged must be plainly nsrkss fras-
lie"
Perf~habie Matter.
Articles likely to spoil within The
time reasonably required for trsss-
portation and delivery wflI not b
accepted for mailing. Wrap or pack
carefully. according 10 contests. xss
plainly mark ali such parcels per
iahablc.r
Addresses.
Addresses should be compiste, With
house number and name OF street.
postoffice bon or rural route sanksr.
and typed or plainly wrisssn In FAX
A return card should be placed in the
upper lefthand corner OF every piece
Of mall. II tag 10 used. the address
and return card should also be writ
ten on the wrapper, for use Il tag 10
lost. and copy Of the address should
be enclosed inside the parcel
Postage must be fully prspaid -
All mail Affif the required sDcunt
Of postage in tho upper riceshasa
corner.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29

The Idaho Anti
tuberculosis as
ISOLATION is an or
ganization of Ida
no citizens-yol-
untary and non
official. affiliated
with the National
Tuberculosis As
ISOLATION for the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29

While Twin Falls general tax levy
this year will raise si3z.sS5-ss as
against s132.s4i.ss last year. the
city's sprinkling tax has been reduced
from sll.52s.s5 TO s5.3e5.77. result
ing IN an actual reduction Of
s5.7ss.1S.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29

prevention of tuberculosis. II Is
non-political and non-sectaian.
II is the representative OF the
National Tuberculosis Association
in Idaho and works in cooperation
with state departments of health
and education and all civic and SOC
ial agencies.
II is controlled and directed by a
Board OF Directors representative OF
the entire state. The immediate
direction of activities is in the hands
OF an executive committee.
II is the parent organization of is
affiliated county organizations TO
which IL furnishes information, ser
vice and advice.
WHAT 1T DOES
In cooperation with all official ag-
encies.
It investigates the prevalence OF
the disease in the state. II informs
the public and arouses interest In
tuberculosis prevention and Public
Health.
1t organizes counties and cities
and helps them TO meet their local
tuberculosis and health Problems
supplies programs of work and train
ed workers to help.
Works for needed legislation for
the control and care OF tuberculosis.
Organizes the Christmas Seal Sale
and thus finances the work in the
state.
Safeguards the health OF the chill
dren by providing public health
nurses where there are no school or
county nurses. by supplying and III
naneing a health habit program for
public and parochial schools, by es-
tablishing nutrition classes and
milk-drinking campaigns for under
weight children
Discovers the early cases OF tuber-
culosis and gives them medical at
tention.
Teaches the tuberculosis patients 1
to protect the family and public.
The association has no law-en- /
forcing powers whatever. Its duty /
is to uphold the efficient official
health officers and bring TO their
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
CHRISTMAS SEALS
BEING SOLD HERE
DURING this WEEK
Annual Sale OF Penny Stamps Is Tn
dertaken Here This Week
BY Committee

Anent the anti-tuberculosis Christ
mas seal selling campaign which is
being undertaken here this week the
following information relative TO the
plans has been supplied by the com
mittee In charge:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
FIGURES SHOW COUNTY TAX REDUCTION
State and County Lead OFF With
s2s.711.25 Out OF Total OF $751;
3f6.5S Reduction Unreal
Property Levies.

Taxes levied this year against real
property in Twin Falls county aggre-
gate laos, lO6.23. as compared with
the total OF s1.466.422.S1. a redue-
tion OF s5s.31s.5s. according TO ex-
tension OF tax rolls which has just
been completed at the county audi-
tors office. says the Twin Falls News.
Total real property valuation. plac-
ed this year at s26,526,0Sl, as com
pared with S27,s57,410 last year.
also shows a reduction in the sum OF
s1.4sI.32s, redpiced valuation being
applied this year to real estate gen
orally.
Includes All Tax Series.
The total Of s1.40S.705.23 levied
this year against real property in the
county. includes the Ievies OF the
safe. county, municipalities. high
way and school districts and special
taxes. 1t includes also tax OF Sfs,-
0s0.s9 TO be collected for the Ameri-
can Falls reservoir district
Lower state and county taxes
this year are responsible FOR s2s.-
711.25 Of the total tax reduction. the
state reduction amounting to $3.50
Is. and the county's cut amounting
10 s2s. Sso.s2.
Comparative Figures.
Total amount Of taxes levied
against real property this year By
state. county. municipal and highway
and school districts. as compared
with the amounts raised By each unit
last year are shown by the following
figures:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
THURSDAY. DEcHnsnn {

Dairy and livestock sale at o A.
Drake farm one mile sosth sf fair
grounds. starting ~ 1909 s'cissk.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29

Farm auction sale Al nrs s. A.
Krohn ranch, mile east and sss aud
one-haf miles south Of Fiir AZ
1850 o'clock
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
VIII Organize New
Sunday School For
Poplar Hill District

a bible school will be organized
% the Poplar Hill school house Sun
day Afternoon ~ 200 o'clock. by the
Rev Luke NJ Bieakney. pastor of the
knBii Baptist church Following
the Sunday school there viii b.
short preaching services n cordial
welcome 81 extended the public to
attend the Organization services.
rules. however. she could take oniy
three prizes. and fourth weut e an
entry from the Kansas State Agfi-
cultural college.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29

TUESDAY. DECEMBER n
Election American Falls Reservoir
district.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
HOW 1T is MAINTAINED

The penny Christmas Seal is the
sole support OF anti-tuberculosis
work. II is sold once a year In Dec
ember-no other appeal is made for
funds. The money from the sale OF
the Seals must be expended for ami
tuberculosis work as specifically de-
fined; our program approved by the
National Association; financial ac-
counting made TO the state and nat
ional officers and books audited
yearly by certified accountants.
50 per cent OF the Christmas Seal
funds remain in Idaho. per cent is
paid TO the National tuberculosis
Association for its support.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29

support enlightened public opinion
We can do all these things In pro-
portion 10 our funds. Does this
work interest you enough to help US
once a year by buying Christmas
Ceals9
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
COMING EVENTS


SATURDAY. DEC. 1,
Election Filler Highway District.
, 1923-10-31
JAPANESE PUT BAN ON
RED TAPE AND PULL
in REBUILDING CITIES
By CLARENCE DUBOSE
United Press Staff Correspondent.)

TOKYO.-By Mall to United
Press.)-The first two orders OF the
Reconstruction Commission, ap-
pointed to rebuild Tokyo and tho de
vastated district ere:
mo red tape. No pull"
The orders specified that every
thing must be done In the most
expeditions manner. regardless OF
presidents and rules and regula-
tions-and that nobody was TO have
a fat job. or any kind OF Job, be-
cause of family connections or
political pun.
The next order. or rather appeal.
was for everybody TO exercise the
utmost economy, and not spend
money in useless personal extrava-
gances.
The Imperial family are setting
the nation an example in that re-
spect.
The Emperor's birthday party in
October and the imperial garden
party in that month both wer can
celled this year by imperial decree.
| The Prince Regent has postponed
his wedding. which would have bean
in November.
Rebuild Tokyo and then play"
sums up the spirit with which tho
post-earthquake and fire job is be-
ing tackled.
Orders have also been issued. can
ceiling the usual autumn maneuvers
OF tho Japanese fleet. and tho two
weeks mobilization and grand
maneuvers and sham battle of the
army. both of which are custom
arily conducted IN October or No.
vember. This IN tho FIRST %siaahing.
many hers believe. IN army and
navy expenditures. IN order that
funds heretofore used for war pro.
parecness may no Into reoonstrue'
ton.
, 1923-10-31
Trouble Develops in Well
/ Being Drilled at Lingle

This fact Is lent credence to by
the knowledge that shortly before
the Foreman OH company held up
operations here. they attempted to
sign up leases on all the lands north
OF Fort Laramie and around Jay
En- It is generally believed that
they r very "a an oil strike in
the Lingle well. and that their move
to take ave II. d. Lingle's personal
leases. is the first step toward 'freez-
ing out the land owners. something
which is always attempted early in
the oil game
Ford Is reaching out for every
thing that will give him control OF
tho automobile situation. He has
taken notice OF the big power posi-
bilities at Guernsey. and the vast de-
posits of minerals in this valley
which arc vital to his Industry. His
development OF this country. once he
gets things cornered. will be mar
velous. no doubt and prosperity will
be ours eventually but 1t always
seems a pity that the multitude
must be sacrificed that the few may
climb the dizzy heights of success"
, 1923-10-31

CLOSING IS GOOD
ON WALL Street
Bullish Forecast Is Publish
ed, Adding to Strong
Tone

NEW YORK. Oct. u-stock
prices turned vigorously upward in
today's stock market. one of the
most active in months on the unex-
pected declaration of an extra divi-
dend on United States Steel common
and the publication OF n bullish fore
cast by q prominent Spectator.
Gains in the active issues ran from
one to six points. Sales approx
mated 100000 shares,
Tho closing was strong. Encour-
aged by tho seemingly panicky
state OF the short interest. operators
On the long aide OF the market con
tinued to bid UP prices in the late
dealings.
Declaration Of an extra dividend
by the United States Steel corpora
ton and publication OF q favorable
earnings statement by tho Stude-
baker corporation. brought about a
sharp upturn OF prices at the open
ng of today's stock market. Initial
gains of two points each were regis
rered by DUPONT. Gulf States and
Crucible Steel. The initial transac-
ton in United States Steel. was n
spread o! ,ening of 5000 shares at SO
20 SSH.
Buying power was most effective
n tho steel and automotive shares.
United States Steel common holding
near the top and Bethlehem and Re-
public each advancing 1%. Stewart
Warner jumped 3S, Studebaker 2%.
md Stromberg 2S. More than a
score OF the recently weak indus
trials moved up a point or more. The
advance in rails was less pronounced
although Reading and Baltimore and
Ohio each advanced a point. For
e'gn exchange opened firm with the
exception of German marks which
touched another now low. selling at
40 OF q cent a billion.
When the immediate requirements
Of the shorts were satisfied there
was a renewal of selling pressure
against the oil shares which temper
arily checked the upward movement.
New low prices for tho year were
registered by Texas company. Mar
land. White Eagle, Associated and
Cosden preferred. selling of these Is
a0Cd MS btAAs hAsAhtAtIA b9 n 10
Iteration OF rumors OF new financing
by some OF the smaller companies.
The usual leaders roceded but slight.
ly. however. from the high levels
and before noon tho movements to
higher ground was resumed with IN.
creased vigor. U. s.. Steel was push
ed up 3S to 90 while woo1worth
Studebaker. American Can. Gulf
States Steel and Kelsey wheel ex.
tended their early gains to three
points or more. Cali money opened
1t AZ per cent.
Publication OF q builish statement
by a prominent Spectator who had
previously been credited with oper-
ating extensively on the short side
II the market cause tho list to rise
buoyant in the early afternoon.
Many prominent stocks showed ad.
vances OF 4 to 5 points. including u.
S. Steel. American Can. Information
al Harvester. Baldwin, Dawson
Chemical. Coca Cola, DUPONT. Gulf
States Steel. National Lead and
Crucible Steel.
, 1923-10-31
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. s1.-Foreign
exchanges irregular, Quotations
in cents:
Great Britain demand 4.4s TIC;
cables AS 11-16: 6o-day bills on
banks t.f6H. France demand 5.s7,
cables 6.s7h; Italy demand 4.ze% /;
cables t.boA. Belgium demand
5.00tk; cables b.oi. Germany de-
mand .oOoooooo07 cables .ooooooooo7.
Holland demand 1881; cables 8s.ss.
Norway demand 1904; Sweden de,
mand 1854; Denmark demand
17.14; Switzerland demand 1871
Spain demand 1873; Greece demand
1855; Poland demand .o00oM; Czecho.
S'ovakia demand 2e3; Jugo SIavia
demand LIS; Austria, demand .ooI4;
Rumania demand .4SHI Argentine
demand s2.ooi Brazil demand s.i2;
Montreal es 21-s2.
, 1923-10-31
.}|ALTO WINNER
OVER SHObLOM
CONTINUED rrorn rnEe oneS

Continued from rnge oneS
new building on It. By passing thu
yenr without submitting to the 500
rotary of states office a report of
its capital stock and condition the
Lyric Theater company Is said to
have been automatically dissolved.
II seems. then. that tho webel
company wns the only party from
whom Shoblom might expect pay
mont for tho work he had done and
tho materials he had furnished in
building the Rialto theater. Since
no contract was entered into by Sho-
hlom with the webel company
Judge Rose sustained the demurrer
presented by It In the suit which be-
ban Monday.
representing 5hobiom In his suit
wore Attorneys Nichols and STREET
OF Casper and Mr.. Robinson of Dom
yer. The law firm OF Hngens and
Murane appeared for the webeI
Commercial company.
, 1923-10-31
Canadians Make
Competition In
Foreign Market

WARRINGTON, Oct. s1.-Ameri.
can hour is meeting sharp compeu'
ton from Canadian -four In German
markets. according to a report to
tho department. OF agriculture from
its commissioner in Berlin. This
was Inscribed partly to tho quality
Of the Canadian flour, but also tc
the fact hat Canadian mills are
satisfied to accept payment In cash
documents at Hamburg. whereas
American mills win only sell against
sieht draft on New York
The depreciation of the mark, II
was said. Is handspring German
importers who hnd payment Of sight
drafts in New York an additional
burden In view OF the fact that 1t
means q percentage for the ex'
change brokers. Better credit ar
rangements. tho American commits
sioner points out. would be a great
hclp in widening the market Tor
American -four in Germany.
, 1923-10-31
Oil !: Finance !: Bonds !: Stocks /: Grain : Livestock : All Markets
ONE COMPLETION IN
SALT CREEK E. 7

One completion. we'll No. Io.A,
NwA section 22-so-7s. IL reported by
the Midwest for Salt Creek. This
we'll when finished at 1.645 feet did
not flow and is now being cleaned
out. Information on other Midwest
operations is given as follows:
Wild Cat Wells.
Neiber dome test well. SwH sec.
tion 13-45-ss; depth 1885 feet: under.
roaming sH inch casing.
North Casper creek No. Sc, SEX
section s6-37-s2; dept loaf; drilling.
Skull Creek No. /. NwL section
1e-44-ss; depth $500 feet repairing
lines.
Ambrosia Lake. NwA section IS
15-1o. New Mexico; depth 9s5 feet;
drilling. hole caving badly.
Hoghack No. s, SEN section 49,
2s-l5, New Mexico; location made.
, 1923-10-31

s3o.o17. Deposits increased from
s1o,47O.4T7. s13 to s11 ,s23. ss3 .41o.
Commenting on the excellent show
ing of Trust Companies Is above set
forth, John w. Platten, president
Trust Company. says;
These figures speak for them
selves. They also testify in no un-
certain manner to the growing pop
ularlty and added appreciation of the
helpful service being rendered by
the Trust Companies TO their respec-
tive communities throughout the I'M
tied States. Such concrete evidence
of confidence can only lead to an
yer widening and deepening influ-
ence on the part of these institu-
tons"
, 1923-10-31

San Mateo No. /. SwN section IL
l4,S. New Mexico; building rig.
Dome No. !, Swx section
25-l2-23. New Mexico; building camp.
Buffalo Basin No. IS. swA sec
ton sl-4s-ss: depth 500 feet: shut
down.
Goldsn Eagle Dome No. /. SEX
section 11-45-97; depth 1920 /: feet
drilling.
Baxter Basin Field.
e-X. NEk section 11l7-1o4. depth
1855 feet; running 81 inch casing.
20. SWA section 1Q-16-1o4; depth
2e07 feet; shutting down for the win
ter.
Elk Basin Field.
Well 2. Elk IL: depth $50 feet: re-
drilling bad hole.
Elk s. Well 10; depth 1725 feet;
well completed.
, 1923-10-31

Considerable row is being raised at
Ilngle, Wye, over the local oil sit
nation and development work being
carried on by the Foreman OIL com
pany Of Detroit. The Lingle Raw
hide well Is now shut down and 1t Is
because of this that controversy has
arisen,
1t seema that for Hiram Lingie'
original leaseholder who is reservins
10 per rent of his holdings, tho Fore
man OIL company has stock TO ex'
change for the interest he retains.
Apparently IL Lingle refuses to kick
across for the paper offered him the
Rawhide well will remain status
quo.
Following is an extract from an
article published in the Lingie ne
view this week in regard to this
deadlock:
ut sounds plausible enough that
Ford Is Interested in the oil develop
ment here. biologists have beer
looking this valley over for years
and have almost unanimously
arroed that oil In fabulous quantities
underlays our country here.
, 1923-10-31
Trust Company Resources
| In State Take Big Jump

With a total of 1886. 124 wyo-
ming contributed to the new high
level of trust company resources OF
the country during 1928. according to
"Trust Companies OF tho United
States" just issued by the United
States Mortgage & Trust Company
Of New York.
The Mountain States registered a
Total of sl4e, s52. ess a gain of ST..
AZ .6s1 over the previous year.
Nearly fourteen and one,half bill
Ions of dollars is the impressive to-
tai of resources held by the Trust
Companies OF the country. The ac-
lual figures for tho year ending
June 80. 1928 are s14.441 400 $50.
As compared with 12,73s. $50 1888 in
representing a gain OF S1.7o1.-
, 1923-10-31
Sofia Minister
OF Cabinet Is
Assails Victim

SOFIA, Oct. sf.-Nikola ouena-
dloff. a former cabinet minister. was
n~ssassinated at his own door step
last night. and NJ. Gueshoff. formsr
Bulgarian minister at Constants
nople who wns with him. was Sc
riously wounded. The police ascribe
tho crime TO private vengeance.
There is no sign OF unrest in the
city.
NJ. Guenadieft was chief and foun-
der Of tho National Liberal party.
, 1923-10-31
Butter and Eggs

NEW YORK. Oct. s1.-Butter
strong; receipts l3,soei Creamery
higher than extras .5oh9.61; cream
cry extras Cs2 score) so; ditto, firsta
6s to OIL SCORED .4b@.4oh.
Eggs firm; receipts 11,727. Fresh
gathered extra firsts 5s@.57; ditto
firBts .44@.52; ditto soconda and
poorer. .so042 refrigerator firsts
.so9.a2.
chsese steadier; receipts I7a.ss7
pounds.
CHICAGO, Oct. ST. Butter
Highsri creamery oxtrns, soc; stand.
ards, t7hci extra frsta, 47@4so;
nrsts. Nh@Dbc; seconds, 42@
A2hc.
DgEs-unnhanged; rereipts. s.s5s
cases.
, 1923-10-31

Many large glass factories arc
using fuel oil because the flame can
come in direct contact with tho glass
without causing any discolorization
or deterioration and the temperature
may DO kept absolutely uniform,
thus saving many articles ruined by
unsteady firing.