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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12

the edge of Rainbow cliff, and rides
worth my team and harness-my new
harness that had to buy to take the
place of the one that somebody cut
to pieces in the night. She wants our
land-our great fine flats on Nameless
that'd feed her cattle through. She's
always wanted it. She tried to scare
my father off, and since he was found
dead at the foot of Rainbow she's
tried to scare us off-Bud and Nanny
and l. But we don't scare" she fin
ished bitterly, mot worth a cent"
Brand Fair leaned forward. and this
time his eyes had lost their pleasant
smile, and had narrowed to Sits. The
fingers that held his cigarette were
tense.
.Tell me-" he said, "what does this
woman look like? I've heard of her a
little, but I've never been able-Pve
never seen her."
"She's handsome" said Nance
frankly, mot large, but pretty-made
as you find them. She has black hair
and black eyes and mouth as red as
flower, and she is always frowning.
She's a good shot-so good that I'm
not much scared when she sends a ball
whining over my head as pillow my
field"
"Good G-dl" shot out Fair. "does
she do that?'
Nance nodded.
"She's done so twice She's my enc
my, l tell you. And SO are all her
riders. Strange things have happened
to us-bitter things. There was the
rope in the trail that threw Bud down
the gulch-he's never walked straight
since There was the fire that took
my last years hay-and there was the
harness. 1t seems / can't forgive that
harness-it set us back in debt to Nc
Kane at the store. Bud-Bud-he's
out of it. There could be no thought
of forgiveness in that. If l was a
man-just an ordinary man"
The girl leaned forward with a
doubled fist striking the canyons floor.
"If l were a man and knew who
stretched that rope-Fm deadly afraid
I'd kill him."
Fair nodded in understanding.
81 fear that in me-" Nance went on
earnestly. that thing which seems to
fare and make me hot all over when
1 think of Bud l pray against 1t
every night of my life. Nanny says
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Prevent All Drafts in
the Incubator Cellar

To get good hatch of strong chicks,
it is essential to have the incubator in
the right kind of room, properly ven
tilated, advises the poultry department
Of the New Jersey agricultural expert
ment station. A room that will hold
an even temperature of 60 to 70 de-
grees is as important as having an in
cubator that will hold temperature
Of 103 degrees.
If an incubator cellar Is used. 1t
should be large enough to provide for
the future expansion Of incubator ca
pacity. yelling eight feet in height
is preferred, as 1t permits layer of
air to circulate over the machine and
provides room for the expansion tank
and other fixtures found on most incu-
bators. The length and width of the
cellar, of course, will depend on the
size of the incubator to be used and
the number of machines to be placed
side by side. AS rule, an inside
width of II feet is ample for a single
machine and % feet If two machines
are placed side by side. Have windows
(three-light cellar sash) on each side.
Place them approximately eight feet
apart if the building or room is %
feet wide. and ten feet apart if II
feet wide.
While the incubator cellar Is most
commonly ventilated by opening the
windows. this method has serious OBJ
jections. 1t is rapidly being replaced
by the indirect method which provides
plenty of fresh air at all times with
out drafts.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
"Blue Hole in Ohio Has Odd Properties

Castalia springs. or "the Blue Hole"
Is at the westerly edge of the village
of Castalia. about nine miles south
west of Sandusky, the Cleveland Plain
Dealer reports. A good-sized subter-
ranean stream suddenly hobs up TO the
surface. through deep orifices in the
limestone rock which underlies the re-
gion. AS Cold creek il flows swiftly
across three miles of Erie county and
into Sandusky bay.
The phenomenon Is said not TO be an
unusual one in limestone countries.
The blue Hole" the spring itself. is
beautiful. crystal-clear. very nearly
circular pool, some thirty feet across
and quite deep. Constituents of the
water are lime. soda, magnesia and
iron. and though the pool is extreme
ly cold 1t never freezes. The stream
Is not much affected by foods and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
NAMELESS RIVER

pleasures. AS he sat before her In
his worn garments which might have
denoted a poverty as great as hers. he
seemed rich beyond compare, poten-
tate of the world. He smoked small
brown cigarettes which he made from
little old leather pouch and rolled
with the dexterity of long usage, and
he buried each stub carefully In the
sand.
He was a marvellous person, indeed,
and Nance regarded him In sort of
awe.
i've been in to Cordova time or
two" he said casually, land have met
the sheriff and several others. To them
I'm prospector. There seems to be
lot Of unrest in the country"
.'It's the rustlers," said Nance, "a
lot of cattle have disappeared. and
some folks blame the sheriff. don't.
think he does all he can. It's great
mystery. We lost some ourselves.
I've ridden myself down looking for
them, and so has my brother, Bud, and
we've never found hoof-mark."
Strange. Isn't there any one you
might suspect in these hills?"
'I've heard that Sheriff Selwood Is
watching Kate Cathrew. but the others
laugh at him."
Fairs eyes narrowed just fraction
of an inch.
"Cathrew?" he said who's sher'
'sThe woman who owns Sky Line
RANCH" returned Nance grimly, "and
my enemy"
"What? Your enemy? How's that?'
simple as two andg two. She's a
cattle queen-they call her Cattle Kate
Cathrew-and she runs her stock on
the slopes of Mystery. She's rich
lives in wonderful house up under
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Overlook Value of Milk

The value of sour milk and butter
milk is often overlooked on the farm.
Many times this is thrown into the
Stops or fed to the pigs when 1t might
much better be given to the laying
hens. 1t provides protein for the
production of eggs and assists in
maintaining the birds in healthy
condition. When the mash is mixed
with milk, or when the birds receive
all the milk they will drink, the meat
meal may be decreased about one,
third.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
"cATHREW? 2"

SYNOPSIS. - Kate Cathrew,
Cattle Kate" owner of the Sky
Line ranch, on her way to Nc
Kane's store at Cordova, seem
ingly Infatuated by the sight OF
a girl blowing in the valley be-
low. places a rife bullet near
the horses feet. The girl takes
no notice. Kate goes on TO
town, where her presence brings
on a fight between McKane. the
trader, and Sheriff Selwood.
Nance Allison, the girl on whom
Kate Cathrew had vented her
spite. is with her widowed MOTH
er and crippled brother Buo
farming land taken up by her
father, killed short time De-
fore in a mysterious accident.
Bud is the victim of deliberate
scheme to MAIN or XIII MIN.
Kate Cathrew wants the farm
for pasture land. and is trying
TO brighten the Allisons into
leaving. Big Basford. Sky Line
rider, desperately in love with
Kate, picks a quarrel with a
fellow rider, Rod Stone. Kate,
to part them lashes Basford
across the face with a quirt.
Nance discovers in a cave a fine
collie dog. evidently guarding
child. She goes home mystiffed.
Next day Nance returns to the
cave with food and makes friends
with the dog and the small boy,
Sonny. He tells her Brand
takes care of him and Dirk,
the collie. Selwood is certain
Kate Cathrew is the head of a
cattle rustling" gang. with
Lawrence Arnold. her partner.
who rarely visits the ranch.
Minnie Pine, halfbreed at the
Sky Line ranch, is in love with
Rod Stone. Ranchers complain
of cattle-stealing and criticize
Sheriff Selwood for his seeming
inactivity. Nance, visiting Som
ny and Dirk in the cave. meets
Brand Fair, Sonny's protector.
and promises to keep their
secret.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Touring World on Foot

Otto HI. Richter, American, who
started out from his home town, Ban
gor, Maine, on April IL, 1922, to travel
round the world on foot, has arrived
in Sac Paulo, Brazel. Richter is
tramping round the world in the hope
of winning purse of $4,000, which
he says has been offered by a New
York newspaper for the feat. He has
so far crossed the United States from
Maine to Los Angeles and has visited
Mexico, Cuba, Jamaica, Guatemala,
Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa RIGA,
Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru,
Bolivia, Argentina, Uruguay and Bra
I'll. Richter is paying his way by Civ
ing lectures and musical entertain
ments and tuning pianos.
flor N cfotr1o 10 ono hupdrod voprs
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
There's nothing more interest
ing than a girl who has fallen
in love and doesn't know what
ails her. What next?
tTo BE coNrINUED.)
Sussex Has Rare Kernel

In a piece of pottery discovered Ia
Sussex, England. and thought to date
back at least to 100 B. c.. there is 8
kernel of wheat still embedded and fn
a good state of preservation. The find
seems to prove that agriculture was
pursued in that part of England at
that time and is therefore regarded as
historically important.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
.Son,e" Pumpkin

The prolific storytelling of fisher.
men is in danger of being eclipsed by
the California farmer. From Ston-
ton. CAL, comes the report that Joe
Diaz of Niles Garden has raised q
pumpkin weighing 184 pounds. which
is 8 feet 21a inches in length.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Baptist Church in Vienna

The first Baptiss church in Austria
has been opened iD Vienna. Before the
war there was only one small com
munity of Baptists in that country.
but the number has increased greatly
since peace was declared and erec-
ton of church was deemed neces-
sary.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Value of Travel

The use of travelling is to regulate
Imagination b. reality, and, instead
Of thinking how things may be, to see
them as they are.--Samuel johnson.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Heavy Egg Consumption

Canned frozen eggs used in cooking
in this country each year have a total
weight of 50,000Gto pounds.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Tact

Tact is just the art Of making the
other fellow feel more important than
yourself. Rochester Times Union.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12

droughts. and the first grist mill in
northwestern Ohio was operated by
the creek. close to the spring, in 1910.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12

A homing pigeon was the means of
discovering the identity of man
found unconscious near Sheffield, Eng
land.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
CoIored MusIins

A new process for weaving muslins
in IA colors on single shuttleloom
has been patented by firm in Glas-
gov.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12

Eclipses as far eack as 1907 B. G.
are recorded In ancient documents at
Oxford university.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Wrong Number

"Say, boss" said the new order
clerk, heres lady on the phone with
liver complaint. What'll tell herr
"Tell her this is a grocery store"
replied the boss. "What she wants
Is doctor."-The Progressive Grocer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Danger

''I've told you before, Gerry, can
not marry you"
eff you don't take care, dear. you'll
refuse me once too often!''
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12
Taking Ways

"Does your wife take to bridge?"
"She takes to it more than she
brings back. "-London Mail.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12

It's poor writer that escapes crit
iejsm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-02-12

After a statue is one hundred years
old, nobody considers the art of it.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
Continued tomorrow
FLAPPER BIRDS QUIT HOME.
Brightly Plumed Females Leave
Males to Raise Young.

From the Pathfinder Masazine.
Studies Of the habits Of birds often
bring TO light interesting departures
from commonly accepted ideas con.
corning them. An instance OF this is
the Wilson phalarope. q shorebird in
cluded In a recent study made by the
biological survey.
This bird Is of economic Importance
because II destroys mosquitoes and
many larvae Of horseflies. The striking
thing about 1t 10 what might be termed
its strong feminist tendencies, for dur.
Ing the mating season the ardent, bril-.
iiantly plunaged females pursue coy,
plainly colored males on the wing
across the water. Then. their atten.
ton once captured, the females &C.
company the males for a week or 80,
until the eggs are laid, but later desert
them. band together and drift away
to join others Of their sex.
The care and incubation Of the eggs
falls entirely to the male. Once the
eggs are hatched the birds are more
retiring than ever. The grasses in
the marshes have grown steadily since
nesting began. and the young slip
about through them as readily as do
rails. Only rarely are they captured.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
The Lnw Of the Talon
~ -. :: q.


'taVe We?" said Leslie.
'Ies. Don't talk. or you may swal'
low some soap, and then youll be too
angry to listen. No matter what hap
pens today you must be careful not to
blurt out q word about that marriage
arrangement told you OF last night.
4. There! Didn't ] warn you?
Yes, know perfectly well you are not
one OF the blurting out sort. You're
the closest old thing ever when II
comes to the company's business.
But this is different. like that
young man, and believe you like him
too. lie reeled off O. straight story last
evening. or course, he concealed the
reason why he left home, but l shan
be the most surprised girl east OF the
Rockies II no ever did anything really
disgraceful. Besides. he was only 22
when he vanished on the map In so
far as the British Isles were con-
cerned. He must have had q hard
time before coming West, and life has
been no bed Of roses for him since.
I've a sort of notion that he has made
good, like many another ne'er-do'well
who had to choose between Canada
and starvation. Some day he viii be
a real lord, with good sized wad Of
his aunt's money tucked away in his
pocketbook, or wherever lords keep
their cash. So I'm quite sure you will
not be making the least little bit of a
mistake il you give him the glad hand.
lie"
Leslie thrust the shaving brush
perilously near his daughters very
pretty lipa and slightly tilted nose.
'One other word from you and I'll
gag you with this" he growled.
But listen, dearest. Two heads are
sometimes better than one, and. young
as You are and will be for ever and
ever. I have the point OF view Of 20,
which differs from that Of 49,"
"Fffty-three, you dcceiver."
"I'm dead in earnest, dad. Anyhow,
Evening star., 1926-05-04

MEN for outside repair work ;
must understand finishing and
cabinet repair work; state ex-
perience. Address Box 251-M,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
INSTALLMENT VIII.
A Fair Offer.

TIME baronial laird Of Inver-
lochtie had never before been
spoken TO so rudely by his
Il friend and neighbor. He was
gathering his forces for a
crushing retort when Alistair Panton
interviewed.
AT least" said the bridegroom
suavely. 'we need not storm at one
another. Any one can see that Eileen
takes this affair very seriously. SO do
We all. wish now We had shared our
responsibility with her. Bur We did no,.
Apology ut this moment is simply
ridiculous The mischief Is done; let
time be the healer. /, next to Eileen
the person mainly concerned, am will
ing TO help in every way. Here. Is my
suggestion. Let Eileen and me start
in the car. bag and baggage. as though
bound tor Cromer. Once clear of the
hotel / undertake to drop her at her
own front door, and eface myself
Evening star., 1926-05-04

let me ramble on. Mr.. Panton will
need money. Take a chance. and back
him. He will have even greater need
Of reliable friends. Why not send him
straight to Uncle David, who, as you
often say. is not only a first rate
lawyer but a straight one? No harm
In that. Is there? Uncle David will
soon let you know II our Moose Lake
assistant factor is q pheasant or q jay.
Besides, l shall be at Wimbledon early
next month, and III keep you posted,
never fear. Yes, I can guess what's
on your mind. but don't say 1t. I'm
not going to throw myself at the head
or feet OF any young man. lord or no
lord. But this is an extraordinary
affair. and think we ought to be in
It, II only to see what happens. All
right! It's not much of G. cut, any
how. The thing to remember is-oh.
all right! Breakfast in 10 minutes,
and III sec to the toast myself. It
was all dried up yesterday morning" +"
tCopyraght. 1925. by Louis Tracy.)
CAHtfnvod tONoAvrnuv
Evening star., 1926-05-04
Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices

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Evening star., 1926-05-04

The hoary bunko scheme known to
police officials, and victims, far and
wide as the Spanish Prisoner" fraud
is still being tried out IN this country
on a large scale. Is shown by hoods
OF come on" letters. It 10 a scheme
designed to appeal to the sympathy,
cupidity. latent criminality and ro-
mantle impulse OF the victim. The
prisoner" claims that $3.50, 900. which
is the customary amount. can be re-
leased and divided for an investment
OF. say. $4,000, and is willing to give,
to boot, the hand Of his beautiful
daughter.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
Shown Up.
rom the Pittsburgh Chronicie.rsiegraph.

From the Pittsburgh Chronicle. telegraph.
Representative Ladislas Lazaro, Of
Louisiana, criticizing trust. said at
a banquet in washington:
I'VE always give ourselves away.
II were good we show 1t, and we
show it II we're the other thing.
once upon time a man inter-
viewed on his wife's behalf a mum
Der Of applicants for tho post Of
parIor maid. He turned down half
a dozen applicants-faded- cd looking
chromos they were-and then q
pretty girl was ushered in.
"'Humph, said the man. looking
the girl over. Why did you leave
your last post?'
"Ehe blushed.
"'dy mistress she answered, IN
a low voice. caught me flirting with
her husband
"'Humph' said the man. Can you
start work tomorrow morning?'"
Evening star., 1926-05-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

nIE1AUTY. cgLTURE---IF INIEREsTED IN
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ting and marcel waving: diplomas. Day ana
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PhIIvATE LESSONS IN MATHEMATICS.
&C. ssG9ieinnces, langusgesi Cornell graduate. 81
Near goth and p. g.
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION FOR PARK
ing and permit by expert; any car furnished :
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Evening star., 1926-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APPAREL needed tmen's. womens ard
childFen's) for r,iInniaKe sale: also mis-
household articles, curtains, draperies
dishes. etc. Will pas cash. Phone Mr..
AUCTION SALES OF furniture OF all kinds
pianos, business equipment, etc. every We'd
nesday and Saturday. Let US give you su
non, Caldwell g Co, -Auctloneers. 304 10th
81. NV. Phone NJ. 0272.
BOOKS .PoUGHT = Large or maii Iots-
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Evening star., 1926-05-04
By Louis Tvsey
SYNOPSIS.

INN Parlye. Hudson Bay Conlpapy's agent
as.s 9: Moose ;9ss, Lake. q xfesiy disturbed by
the coming marriage of Alistair Spencer
Panton TO Eileen Grant and referring 70 the
prospecting groom az the heir .presumptive
ns only
come years before. and his death Is about
20 be presumed by law. Psske decides 70
Arrived at Edmonston. Parke tells Mr..
Leslie the temporary head OF the Hudson
Panton.
-, Maple; Leslie's daughter. 10 a sympathetic
1ather TO help young Panton.
l., n the meantine eileen Grant IL married
IN LONDON to Alistair Panton. Immediately
after the ceremony she learns that John
Fanton Is alive and 10 on his way TO Ens
{tano 10 CLAIM AL inheritaye lett him by
Evening star., 1926-05-04

Continued from Yesterdays star
Evening star., 1926-05-04
HEI,P--MALE.

A MAN o9 good personal appearance GOOD
tAlker and quick thinker. for a financial
proposition; remuneration ON IG,a comm,ssfcn fnr
right mar. Apply in person. Room 500.
Westery building. i4th and SITS. Wednes-
day. May s. -
Evening star., 1926-05-04
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MR.. INGERSOLL, Of Dollar
Watch fame, wants a represent
ative for this territory. Man Ca
pable of managing other men.
Mr.. T. T. Lane is in town to in
teview applicants for this posi-
ton. For appointment phone
Main 3SlO.
Evening star., 1926-05-04

Saloniki. Greece, will soon construct
the Port Durazzo and drain Durazzo
Lake, covering an area q % square
miles.
Evening star., 1926-05-04
HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd),

WOMEN. for position Of trust Win nation:
wide corp; good appearance. ambitious and
energetic. interested In learning to handle
Address BOZ 3o7-M. star ONCE.
WOMEN. neat appearing with or without
and commission. Apply 2o6 Hill Bldg. 18th