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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
Scientists Explanation
by No Means FIaftering

A spiritualist. who also was some
thing OF an orator. visited town
where a skeptlcal scientist lived. and
delivered lecture one afternoon, the
lecturers desire being TO convert the
scientist TO his belief. The audience
was large, including the scientist,
who had attended by special invita-
ton.
The next day the spirltuslist called
on the scientist with hope that his eff
fort had been successful. what did
you think of my lecturer he asked.
well" said the scientist. II
couldn't sleep last night at all. and
lay II 10 your talk"
The spirituallst was highly fiattered.
81 knew my argument would make
you think" he said. as II not sol'
Il am not so certain about that
Whenever | sleep during the day /
cannot sleep at night. Los Angeles
Times.
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What the Dial Was For

Il see that you don't know how to
tune this set" the friend observed, as
he began adjusting the knobs. But
don't let that worry you, old man; we
all have TO learn. you know. Now"
he continued. did you notice the in
creased volume OF sound as | turned
the last dial? just put the finishing
touches on reception. as II were. OF
course. one cannot teach you the
whole game Of reception at one sit
ting; but / will say this much--you
would do well TO pay particular atten-
ton to that dial IL you want good
quality and plenty of volume. That is
one Of the most sensitive controls.
Condenser, l supposef"
NO, BILL" replied the host. you
see, II is like this: / bored an extra
hole in the panel by mistake and
put knob there to hide IT, Ii does
not control anything, except the iDs-
Observation-Disclosures Age.
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Believed Part of IL

The men and officers OF the navy are
known all over the world for their
smart appearance, and II was for this
reason that one OF the officers on board
bsttleship was rather disguised at
the untidy appearance OF certain
midshipman-
one morning the mildly strolled
into the wardrocm wearing collar
that was to say the least OF It. ex-
treuely soiled- This wss too much for
the officer and he decided to tackle the
young man on the matter.
Look here. he said. you ought not
70 come In here wearing a filthy col
lar Ike tfast round your neck
FILTHY. sir" replied the MILDLY: Il
sssars you this collar was washed
sshore only yesterday
4 don't doubt that was the quiet
reply. but from which wreckY
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Rich Man Might Better
Haze Forgotten Penny

In his Queer Things About Lon
DON" Mr.. c. q. Harper tells the fol-
lowing story:
On the north side OF Piccadiiy Is
that famous labyrinthine warren II ex-
ceeding1y select bachelor chambers.
dating from about 1904, and known TO
most people as The Albany"
By the smart set who reside there,
however. 1t Is accounted absurd TO
speak or write Of THE" Albany. II
you perpetuate that grave error, you
cannot be zone Of us"
Albany has always been affected. as
a place OF residence, by men OF rank
and fashion. Herein dwelt the mill
lionaire Baron Meyer de Rothschlld.
and coming from his luxurious cham
bers one day he dropped a penny on
the pavement outside.
He sought long and anxiously for the
coin; but yalnly, for II had rolled down
grating. Resuming an upright posi-.
ton, he remarked sadly ON the fieetins
nature OF riches. Meanwhile a pick.
pocket had relieved him OF his watch.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-04
Many Volcanic Craters
in the United States

When we think OF volcanoes we gen
orally associate them with some for
eign country, but here IN our own do
main we have within a comparatively
restricted area a group OF SO volcanic
craters. This Is IN Idaho and the place
is called the "Craters Of the Moon"
because the landscape is 80 cold look
Ing and so barren OF vegetation that II
resembles the landscape Of the moon
as II seems TO us when viewed through
a telescope. While IL Is barren Il Is not
without color. for there is considerable
variation In the tints Of the ground
which is covered with the frozen"
lava which flowed from these craters
few hundred years ago There is one
field which is called the Blue Dragon
which is lava OF beautiful aurelean
tint and with polish as II II had been
vanished. There are cracks In the de-
post at regular intervals and all OF
similar shape, which makes tie mass
resemble the scales OF great dragon.
These volcanic mounds are OF various
heights and some Of interesting forma-
ton, with considerable variation as 10
color. This field is about three miles
Wide and thirty long and has been re-
Gently dedicated to the purposes OF a
public park. While II is not exactly
accessible, II is not a difficult place to
get at and at the present time II is
little known. II is located between
Cary and Arco.
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Soft Drinks Traced to
American Revolution

There l. ala Interesting story about
how the first soft drinks happened "a
be made
Back In the days OF the American
Revolution d man named Townsend
Speskman WAS running llttl- drug
store In Philadelphia. He supplied
medicines for washington's army. and
Was pretty well known. One day.
says writer In the Progressive Gro
Ger, a doctor asked him TO MI pre-
scrlption Of carbonafed water. Drug
Gst SpeakmHn succeeded in com
pounding the connection. The doe
tors patient liked the new water
Soon. one patient after another passed
the word around and. before long.
Druggist Speakman had lots OF calls
for the new medicine wnter.
Eaf Druggist Speakman Was a keen
business man and conceived the idea
Of ravOrlng the medicine water with
fruit juices To Increase It's popularity.
The plan worked. Its popularity
spread like wiidnre. That was the
beginning OF the carbonated soft
drink business
The soft drink business has been
growing ever since. Last year, for ex-
ample. the people In the United States
100000 bottles OF non
alcoholic beverages. an average Of 10
bottles for every man, woman and
rhlld.
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Demons and Storms

Evs spirits and demons were held
by the sncients 20 be responsible for
great winds and storms az sea. Hor-
ace. In his writings lamented the
rsshness OF those who tempted the
fstes by trying 20 pass the boundaries
that the gods had interposed between
the eontiutnts. The discovery OF the
Cape " Coed Hope VAS long DELAYED
BY the fear % the storm fends which
infested the African coast; though
only at Peel. In the Isle ~ Man. have
I ever heard that the seafaring people
we're sstute enough t. capture the
author cf al the mischief. which Is az
lee<t comforting. - Montreal Family
Herald
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The Nibloy Channel Lumber CO.. a
corporation. Plaintiff.
Adsline Maeaw. N. J Macaw. Eu-
gene MacaN. peiano Macaw. Mrs.
Lulu Roberts. Lily hacaw. Lulu
Robinson. Estelia MacaW. Cecil
Macaw. and all unknown heirs and
deviaeos Of the late VIM. Maeaw.
Defendants
Under and b. virtue OF an order
u Sale and Decree ~ Foreclosure Is
sued lut Of the District Court Of the
Eleventh Judicial District OF the
state Of Idaho. ia and FOR the County
~ TWln Faiia. dated fth day Of Aug
uaf. 1924. wherein the Plaintiff above
mentioned obtained a decree against
tbs defendants herein on the said
zfat day OF July. 1924, which said
decree was on the said 2ist day OF
July 1924. regarded In Judgment
BOOK Ten az PAGE 6e OF said District
Court. am commanded TO sell all
that lot. piece or parcel OF land sit
mated 10 fha County OF Twin Falls. 1
State 81 Idaho and bounded and des
eribed as follows % wit
Beginning az a point three hundred
and tWenty-ulne 1920 feet South
81 the Northeast Corner lexclusive
Of Iiighwaysj OF the Northeast Quar-
ter (NEAJ OF the Northeast Quar-
ter fNEh Of the Northwest Quar-
ter INV q OF Section Eight Town
ship Ten lOj Range sixteen fI6) r.
ID ~. thence due south along the
Eaat side Of the half section Line
fHAnqa I
West one hundred and twenty-five
'cet (iz5) al right angles; thence
y nth al right angles for a distance
n seyenty-aeven 40 feet; thence I
.ast for a distance OF One Hundred /
md twenty-five feet al right angles q
o the place OF beginning. Together
With alt and singular the tcnements {
and appurtenances r
herennto belonging OF In anywise Q
{
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY v
ilVEN. That on the 9Th day Of Sept o
mber. 1924. az the hour OF 2.ee $
'cl0ek r. NJ. (M0untain Timel OF =
aid day. AZ the East front door OF b
he Court House OF the County OF IA
win Pals. state OF Idaho 4 viii. In
bedlenoe 10 said order OF Sale and
iecree 81 Forfeiture sell the above
escribod property 10 satisfy Plain Z
ina Decree with interest thereon. to-
ether with all costs that have ac- x
rued or may accrue. 10 the highest y
ldder FOR cash. lawful money OF the 4
nited states OF America.
Dated this Sth day OF August.
pa.
NJ. Il. FINCH. sheriff
ny CliAs JONES. Deputy \
ug. "a. "a. IS; Sept. 4. 1924
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larry described as follows, 20 wit;
The SWA Of Section IS. Town
ship "a South. Range - East, and
the SEh 81 Section 10. Township
~ South, Range " East y. NJ.
aud such sale will be free from all
rights. interests. titles. liens and
claims OF all parties 10 said cause
or otherwise bound BY said decree
except the right Of redemption.
Said sale viii be- made az the front
door Of the Court House in the city
u Twin Fails, County Of Twin Falls,
state Of Idaho. on Friday. the 10Th day
~ September, 1924, al 10 o'clock A.
NJ Of said day.
Any party 10 said cause and any
other person or party may bid Or pur.
chase ~ such sale. aud the said lands
will be sold in parcels a. above describ-
"a, bat the Special Master will receive
no bid from anyone offering 10 bid, ex.
eepf the plaintiff or is successor In in
fefest, who shall not have deposited
with the Special Master al or before
the time Of making his bid, as a pledge
that he viii make good his bid 10 ease
u its acceptance, the sum OF Five Hun.
bred Dollars (s5OO.OO) In money or a
ffNfAAffA fNffN A'l 'ANl AffFHhhf pay"
bic 10 the order Of the Special Master.
All deposits received by the Special
Master, except those deposited by the
bidders whose bids are eonditionally ac-
eepted by said Special Master, will be
returned by him NJ the conclusion OF
the sale 70 the bidder or bidders from
whom they we're received.
The said premises will be sold sub
iect 10 redemption a. provided by the /
laws Of the State of Idaho and snbjeet /
to confirmation Of the sale by said /
Court II the sale be confirmed, the /
Court will, 10 its order OF eonfirma-
ton, fix the time aud manner Of pay
ment Of the balance Of the purchase
price over aud above the amount Ae
posted on any bid at the time Of the
,ale.
Upon confirmation Of the sale and
.om plianee by the purchaser with the
directions Of the Court as 10 the pay
nent OF the balance Of the purchase
rice, the Special Master will execute
md deliver q certificate Of sale TO the
property sold to any bidder, and upon
EXPIRATION Of the period Of redemption,
he Special Master will execute and de ,
Iver deed 10 such bidder, his grantees !
= assigns, for the property purchased.
For further and better particulars as
0 the terms and conditions of said sale,
rferenee is hereby made 20 said decree
Z said United States Court for the
district OF Idaho, Southern Division,
'hieh decree will be found on file and
I record la the office OF the Clerk OF
aid Court In the Federal Building, 7
oise, Idaho, aud n copy thereof may
/. examioed In the office of the Spec "a
4 Master at Twin Falls, Idaho.
Dated this 10Th day OF August, 1924. =
ARTHUR J. PEAVEY,
Special Master. =
fCHARDS 4 HAGA, y
Solicitors for Plaintiff !,
esidence; Boise, Idaho.
rst Publication August 81, 1924.
last Publication, September is, 1924. g
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Western Exchange The letter -P"
"a the most important In the slphsbet.
bscsuss q iesds all others In perfsc.
tion- Il Is likewise FIRST In pesce and
prosperity and gives pleasure it, prop-
or form Il is found in every eater
prise snd aspiration and without It's
valuable once the anchor q hope
would b but = commonplace hoe. Be
Sides being foremost tn philosophy. q
: st the front In patriotism. patience
and pissy. Purpose has no meaninx
Without I, and the pyramids are built
upon lfs haSe.--Roston Transcript.
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Neu Dish

The young man who was accustomed
to having an early breakfast every day
was absent one morning. having gone
to see his wife on on an early train
Returning to the house some time
later he said 10 the cook:
Well Jane. I have no spouse this
morning
Isinf nay fault, SUBJ she replied.
Indignantly. Il sho' cooked It 10 ynh.
Bs; ysu tss' wouldn't coma eat IL"
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Peoples ssviars and Trust Company
pf fiiishafgh. q corporation. Trustee
Plaintiff,
Jacob eehreuk. sinxic man, BANK
~ H1iflsfeg. = corporation. J, w. Car
isle sna , "A hsatten,
NOTiCE l. hereby given that aader
saa ~ vlftna - 4 decree % The Dis
lries cesft ~ tAe uuited states for the
uisffist ~ iishs. Southeru pivisisn,
dated. filed asa catered 10 aid Court
aa the islh j4v ~ August. 1854, the
aa.lefairaed ~ special Master - said
taaft Ia salj rasse uiii sefl al public
snsfiea So the hlxhess bidder in eoa
fafrsitr VITA tfe aireefies ~ said De
cres asd ne ass u The DATED States
1nA are eiste ~ idaho rertainisx there
-. an aad siagaler iAese eertaia lets.
rlsens ara rarfeis u lad hereinafter
described. toe~sh~f vita ali saa sing
STAR ths teaements. heredtfaments snd
appafftssnees ihefeaste hslonginx Or
is aay wiss appsftalsiaK. iaeladinx
s6i IS shares ~ STOCK 10 Tho salnea
River Caaai Compaaf. tfinited. rsr-
puratiea. eviieneiae The water rixhN
separfenant shefefo, which said shares
az stoek are evidenced BY certificate
No. seip ~ said sompAny for the sum
of t6.9TS -. heinx the ameunt fosnd
dne in said deerce fer rrincipai, later.
est. attorney /. fees and costa. sAid
lssds AID premises being mers rsrti<s.
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NOTICE OF sHERIfr's SALE
Notice OF sheriff's Sale Of Real rs
tate Under Execution
Plaintiff.
Defendant.
II. C. Hazel.
vs..
John q. DeKlotz.

John q. DeKlotz. Defendant,
by virtue OF an Execution issued
out OF the District court OF the Eley-
enth Judicial District OF the sta te
OF Idaho, IN and for Twin Falls
County. dated the l4th day OF July,
1924, wherein II. G. Hazel. Plaintiff.
recovered judgment against John O.,
DeKiotz, Defendant. on the 2sth day
OF May. 1920. for the sum OF s60s.20
aud the further sum OF Sf2.S0 costs
and disbursements. together with In
terest thereon at the rate OF 7 per
cent per annum from May 29th,
1920. have levied upon all the
right title. interest and claim OF said
defendant OF. in and TO the following
described real estate. to-wit:
All OF that part of the Northeast
Quarter tNEA OF Section Seven
ca lying north OF the Oregon Short
Line Right OF Way. all OF the East
sa;ss. ..s = Z of the Northwest Quarter
(NWA } OF Section SEVEN Il lying
North OF the Oregon Short Line Right
OF Way. all In Township Ten (io)
South. Range Sixteen ti6). 4. II. NJ.
ALSO lots 10. 20 and II In Block 2,
ana lois ~ % anu % VI DUCK y, OF
Blue Lakes Addition TO the City OF
Twin Falls. Idaho.
Also Acre Tract No. IS. Filler
rownsite. Filler. Idaho, all In Twin
Falls County. state OF Idaho.
Public Notice Is hereby given. That
1 will on the 2snd OF September.
1894. at the hour OF 2.00 O'Clock. y.
m. Mountain rime) OF said day at
tho East Front Door OF the Court
House OF tho County OF Twin Falls.
state OF Idaho. sell az Public Auc-
ton TO the Highest bidder for cash
lawful Money OF the United states,
all the rlght. title. Interest and claim
Of the defendant above named, Of.
In and 20 the above described real
estate. or ., much thereof as may be
necessary 10 satisfy Plaintiffs iudg-
nent with all costs that have ac-
crued or may accrue.
Dated this card day OF August.
1894
M. r.. FINCH. sheriff. /
ny Chss. 4. Jones. Deputy
Pub. Aus IS. aud sept. 4. II. Is.
lsss
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that /,
John Crowley, who on or about July
Jrd. 1922. In the District Court OF
the Eleventh Judicial District. In and
for tho County OF Twin Falls. State
OF Idaho. pleaded guilty to statu-
tory offence, and was sentenced by
said Court to serve term OF from 5
10 90 years In the Idaho State prison.
will make application TO the Honor
able state Board OF Pardons. at their
next regular meeting. after the le-
gal publication OF this notice for n
full and absolute pardon.
lSigned) JOHN CROWLEY
Boz 5s. Boise. Idaho
Pub. Aug. rs. Sept 4. IL. is. 1924.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
or TfIE STATE OF IDAHO. IN
AND FoR TWIN FALLS COUNTY.

Neva A. Cobb, Plaintiff
vs.
Ivan ~ Cobb. Defendant.
Tho Statc Of Idaho sends greetings 70
Ivan ~ Cobb the above named defend
ant.
You are hereby notified that com.
plant has been filed against you In the
District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial
District Of the State OF Idaho, In and
Tor fwln kails County, by the above
named plaintiff. and you are hereby
directed 10 appear and answer said com
niaint within twenty days Of the ser
siec ~ this Summons, II served within
=..a 1n4ieiai District, Or within forty
DAYS n served rist~hgrri aHS Jss Are
further notified that unless you so
appear aud answer said complaint with.
ia me time herein specified, the plain
tiff will take iedgment against you a.
prayed Ia said complaint. The same
bslnf az action fof divorce on the
groued ~ vilful negleet.
wiinrss my hand and the seal OF the
said District Court, this 18th day Of
q G. sf00fNs. Clerk.
W n. Clllis. attefnay FOR Plaintiff,
reading az Filcr. Idaho.
Firss fablicetioa August alst, 1874.
Final fpbiicatioa September 70, 1874.
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Ia Eaais, No has
NOrIlE nE SAI.E

In the District so>4rt OF the taised
~fsfs~ fo< the Ds~frkt OF Idaho,
~aafhern Division
Peoples Savings q Trust Com.
pany - Pittsburgh. a corporation
Trustee. Plaintiff.
r. W. hammers. Anna Lam
msrs. Rex n hammers. Oxlis ".
I.Ammsrs. " O. hammers. Cora n
hammers. Mabel A. Young and
First National Bank OF Twin
Fails. a corporation. Defendants.
NOTICE Il hereby given that un-
der aud b, virtue OF deerss OF the
1istrict Court OF the United States
for the District Of idaho. Southern
dated. nlsd and entered Ia
said Court on the sSth day OF Aug
uss. 1894. the undersigned. a. Spec
iAi Master Of said Court In said cause
win sell AZ public saction 10 the
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IN rourry NO, iiso

NOTICE or sALr
Ia the DISTRICT Court OF The United
states fos the Ds~tri~t Of fdahe,
southern nisision.
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Legal Advertising
NorIcn or snEnIFr.s SALE

NOTICE or sHERIFP's SALE or
RIAL ESTATE UNDER DECREE
OF FORECLOSURE AND ORDER
OF SALE.
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RICHARDS A. HAGA
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
Residence at Boise. Idaho.
First Publication, August 2s, 1924.
Last Publication. September rs. 1924
Evening star., 1924-08-28
Huckleberry Pickers Rout Bears :. : :
And Put Stanley, Va, on Fruit Nap

creased to such proportions that this
place has become the heaviest ship
ping point in the State. The town
benefits yearly from $4,000 to $4,000
through the handling of the crop
More than 1000 quarts have. been
shipped out of here in a single day
and as high as 10000 quarts in a
season. -
Hundreds Of men. women and chill
dren scohr the mountain slopes OF
the Blue Ridge apd. Massanutten In
the months of July and August For
this fruit. They face the perils OF
snakes, wildcats and an occasional
bear, along with the minor incon-
veniences of ticks and chigoes.
Blacksnakes, moccasins and rat
tiers have been unusually plentiful
this year. Ernest Meadows and
George Buracker attained the cham
pionship of the season the past rweei;
by shooting up a rattiesnake's den
A gunshot dispatched 80. many
crawled away and enough remained
under the huge powders to make
the location sound like a buzz saw
in action.
Evening star., 1924-08-28
new WARSHIP'S TEST
GRATIFIES OFFICERS
West Virginia Makes Speed in
Excess of 81 Knots Under
Light Displacement.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROCkLAND, Me, August IS
Speed in excess of 211s knots and ap-
proximately $4,000 horsepower were
developed yesterday in the first of
three Standardization trials by the
super per-dreadnaught West Virginia. ac-
cording to unofficial information. The
big fighting craft. the last capital
ship of the United States Navy to be
completed for 10 years under the pro-
visions of the limitation of armaments
treaty. went onto the measured mile
course off this port yesterday shortly
after sunrise for a Standardization
trial under light displacement
Conditions were ideal. except for a
slight haze and a heavy swell. Twen-
ty-four runs, beginning at nine knots
and increasing in groups of three at
stated speeds. were made until the
high speeds were reached. The aver
age of runs at the higher speeds was
said to have been PA knots.
The sharp prov of the giant ship
made a comparatively small. low wave
Evening star., 1924-08-28
BOLSHEvIK1 IN CHINA
WORKINGAGAINSTU.S.
Soviet Propaganda Says Interna-
tional Banking Corporation May
Fail as French Did.
BY WILLIAM n. GILES.

BY Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily
Sews.
PEkING, August 2S.-Deliberate at
tempts are being made by bolshevik
agents in China to undermine Amer
lean influence. here. Among other
things, they are circulating rumors
that the international Banking Cor
poratiOn is liable to fail in a manner
similar to the failure of the French
BanQue lndustrielie.
AS a part of their campaign. the
Soviets also are continuing their at
tacks on DIR. Jacob Gould Schurman,
American Minister to China, because
of his note announcing American
participation in agreeing to hand
over the old Russian legation to the
reds, but declaring that such par
ticipation did not mean American
recognition of the Moscow envoy here.
The anti-American campaign OF the
Russians. 1t seems, is being carried
on with one definite object in view
the belittlinE of the United States in
Evening star., 1924-08-28
enforcement of the American prohi-

enforcement of the American prohi-
bition law.
The deliberations at the meeting
just closed concerned articles II and
IS OF, the league of nations covenant.
which articles deal with disputes be-
tween nations and the registration of
treaties.
Among the participants were Dr.
James Brown Scott. secretary Of the
Carnegie Endowment for Interna-
tional Peace: Sir Thomas Barclay OF
England and Prof. Albert Rollin OF
Belgium. The last named two were
among the founders of the institute
in 1873.
Evening star., 1924-08-28
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
STANLEY, Va, August 2S.-"Huck-
leburyin' is mighty risky bizness."
said John Henry Sours, veteran
mountaineer, who has passed almost
four-score years on top of the Blue
Ridge Mountains within sight Of this
place. Thar amt nuthin' you don't
meet up with in a hucklehury patch.
I've seed a sight NV bars; they are
powerful fond NV sich eatin':: What
he don't sweep up with his forepaws
bar stomps out with his hind ones
as he lumbers through the patch. If
'twarnt fur KILN off NV the bars
they'd be no huckleburies in these
parts. We had to fight 'em on"
Since the bears have been thinned
out the huckleberry crop has in
Evening star., 1924-08-28

the eyes of Chinese. In their propa-
ganda efforts they are taking full ad-
vantage of the threatened civil war
between Chinese factions. Their ef-
forts also are directed toward raising
anti-American and a general anti
foreign feeling among Chinese.
Copyright, 1924. by Chicago Daily News co..
Evening star., 1924-08-28

even when maximum speed was being
developed. Naval observers comment
ed upon the fine behavior of the ship,
which was manned by her regular
| crew with Capt. Thomas ]. Sem COM
manding. -t4.~.t.., .
The trials were. made at a displace-
ment of 335e0 tons and will be fol-
lowed byStests under mean and maxi
| mum displacements. This is the first
time that all three trials have been
given -.