White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-11-07
STAR CAZERS, YOU MAY SEE
GREAT SIGHTS IN NOVEMBER,
FOR 1T is THE MONTH OF METEORs

WASHINGTON, D. C.-This is the
busy time of year with the "star gaz-
err" for November is the month Of
meteors, says a bulletin from the
American Nature Association. In the
East in November you will see the
Pleiades and Hyades in Taurus, and
Aldebaran, the fery-red eye of the
Bull.
In ancient times November was
known as the Pleiad month. Then the
Kings of Persia never failed to grant
any request presented on November
II, the day when the Pleiades came
to the meridian, at midnight. This
exquisite little group with five stars
forming tiny dipper, and two addi-
tional stars visible to keen eyes will
be one of the most noted groups in
the heavens. The V-shaped cluster
Of the Hyades is scarcely less famous
Mars, when it was only "a million
miles away this summer and nearer
than it had been in century, gave
a remarkable impetus to "star gaz:
ing" the American Nature Association
says. Reports of new comet discov-
cred by the Bonn Conservatory recall
the visit Of Halley's Comet in May,
1910. This visitor" is not due again
until 1886. In 1910 the comet was
only IA million miles away.
Every year several meteor swarms
are due in November. The Leonids,
so called because they come from the
general direction of the constellation
Leo appear about November Is, but
you will have to be UP before sunrise
to see them because Leo is then in
the morning sky.
The Andromedes, which will appear
to come from the direction of andre
media, will appear in the evening
hours, however, about November %
or "a. Then there are the Taurids
several different groups appearing al
} that the quest for the Good Enough
J has to have stereotyped ending.
feel it in my bones. I read it in the
light on your face like a darn hale
, when you see her, Well, you're gooG
: enough, too. That's lot for me tt
say, John. I've known her since she
: was knee-high to a grasshopper."
John felt lump in his throat. His
"So-long!" had gulping sound
Away went the cavalcade. He watched
them and heard the VOTERS voice
raised up singing song of Knibbs t.
} an air of an older cattle-song: &c:
along, cayuse, git along" For mo
ment he wanted to ride after the
Wolfer and say: Let me come will
you. Why shouldn't I? Why should
l stay in Jaffery?"
He hesitate ted. His horse wondered
what was expected of 1t and fldgeted
In fidgeting it turned about, heading
toward town. John gave click to 1t
and with toss of its head 1t set of
down hill again, content, homewart
bound
The Columbia and Oregon River
Consolidated Mining and Smelling
Company is building -concentratol
Gas We go to press, so to speak) al
the old placer camp. Once again the
woods there echo with the sound oil
mans labors. For Prothero bought
The sum? 1t was a sum to match the
outright purchase sums for the best
prospects old the old days. 1t rar
into five flgures-for each of them.
The Wolfer said he foresaw ster
eotyped end to the story, and he was
right Regarding that old matter, the
matter of wedding bells, it has to be
told that they will shortly ring for
John Fiske and Nancy James. And
some, hearing of the cable the Wolfer
sent to John on receipt Of that news
my love to you both. Be good to
her"-may surmise the hint of an.
other kind of story, the story Of a
man born too early and maid too
late.
(The Enid