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The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs Townsend Childers and
family motored to Coleraine for the
J Fourth.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

DR.. John E. Thompson left for
Minneapolis where he attends the
convention of the Minnesota State
Veterinarians.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Mrs. Edith Nichols and daughter
Martha, of Montreal. Wisconsin, are
spending two months in the city with
the father of Mrs. Nichols. John
Prout. Sr. and her brother and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. James Prout.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12
ZEsIEEs

FOR SALE-l single bed, child's
bed, / ice box and / perfection not
water heater Can 145-M lisp
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Mrs Herbert Ladd and twin sons,
Frank and Dick, of Casper, wyoming
are visiting Mrs Ladd's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Thos. Williams.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Mrs. Flora Toms is visiting her son
Rueben Toms, and family at Col.
eraine.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

A j. Thomas is business visitor at
Duluth today
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Mrs. W. C. Chalberg, and son visited
with friends at Grand Rapids last
week
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Mrs. Ed. Bolitho and family spent
a few days with friends at Hibbing
last week.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell re-
turned Sunday after spending a few
days at Brookston, Minnesota.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Miss Mae Meenehan who is spend
ing month at Duluth with her par
ents spent the Fourth in the city.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Miss Rose Bloomenson and Miss
Betty Bloomenson Of Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Beatrice Baron of Beverly Hills
Lodge.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Arnold Anderson and friend. Ar
Abrahamson- Of Minneapolis, left
Saturday Tor Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

industrious school
boy about Is or Is years Of age to
learn the dry cleaning business.
Good pay and wonderful chance
for advancement to the right boy
Apply in person TO the local mana
ger Of the Troy Laundry & Dry
Cleaning Co. 7-12tf.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Ed. Bolitho is Duluth visitor this
week.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Miss Marian Mitchell and ANDY
Jacobson spent the week end al
Brookston.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Mr. and Mrs. Ed buckley had as
their guests last week, Mrs. Buckley's
mother, Mrs. Peter Samuels. sister and
brother-ln-lav, Mr. and Mrs Carl
Brink and family. of MINNEAPOLIS.
The Ely miner., 1929-07-12

Mrs. John Runnel and son, Harold
and Miss Gertrude Torguston of Du-
luth, were week end guests at the
Ellefsen Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23

NEAR Landowner. MARYLAND-PRETTY
five-room house; electricity, well, porches,
three acres of ground. concrete road, ga
rage. chicken house; very desirable. $50 per
month. Cali District 5024 between and
nm 23s
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

NEAR Landowner. MARYLAND-PRETTY
five-room house; electricity, we'll porches,
rage. chicken house; very desirable. $50 per
month. Cali District 5024 between and
pm. %"
FURNISHED MODERN HOME IN KEN
S Gsne R.n, for Sne or small family
JEFFERSON PARK: VA-ATTRAcTIvE
home, rms. tile kitchen. bath; hardwood
floors; sun porch; garage; reasonable. Ad.
BUNGALOWS FOR RENT FROM $40 UP.
tn. Q; B. zantzinger Co.. phone Hyatts-
city road. Potomac; Va. Large yard and
garage; S22 month. MISS Calvert phone
NEW SIR BUNGALOW; AMI. INV H $50 90
Modern 5-r. bungalow; garage. ........ a. so
Attractive .5-r. bungalow; a.mi........ 90
6-r' OugsT No EA fMs h ASH saith ST. 1000
Mt Rainier. Md. Phone Hyatts. 1+46.
BEAUrIFUL LARGE, VACANT. MODERN
1ssassS close 1 inc ee sf sa5
George C. Walker; HyattsVills 500; ewes zoe
4 ROOMS, CELLAR, GAS AND ELEC |;
HOLMES CO. 1904 K st. NV. Nat. 1877.
$40. ROOMS. ELECT. GARAGE. ON
Lee Highway, in Falls Church. Col. lil3.
w NJDIDN1DNII. -. \.
ami, h,"V,h;: lots fenced; SIS monthly,
Brentwood I'd. ne. North 1888.
SALE-HOUSES.
AT ONCE; BARGAIN; FURNISHED; AMI;
f f5fF Star sP once q bus line Address as BOX
sl.SoO-l4th ST. Sc, NEAR PA. AVE
BarEain; white, only; frame house; rooms,
terms e Vacant KEYS no sos Pa n ave eoeoon
water. eiee.. hardwood doors. rear pOreh.s
tha ses ii Nothna nix. this
capitol esg2 Hill; $3.50 terms to suit. DistEct
BY OWNER-624 EMERSON ST NV. s
rooms and bath, practically new: in newly
$3.50. Terms arranged. Adams scei:W:
LOOK AT NO. 80 SHERMAN CIRCLE
Beautiful 2o-ft. home completely redecorated'
screened and weather stripped: unusual OPP
lot 1856 It. deep, paved alley; priced right for
S SSi4k Ms sale Dpsn tss to .Pss For details
er: weather stripped; near 10th and Park
road: 6-large-room brick, a. m l.. wide con-
for aaef s
So 60O-ORIGINALLY SOLD AT $500;
practically new Groom brick; h.-wh.,. cleo
and, garage: located Good. NV: section;
small cash payment and S55 monthly. To
inspect, address Box 239-C. Star ONCE.
LARGE ROOMS. ON N CAP. JUST g. OF
Fla; ave, h.-w.hr cleo; business zone
BUNGALOW. $1,000 BEAUTIFUL RANDLE
Highlands CreStricted white); six rooms.
bath. a mi. garage. etc. Must be inspected
to appreciate. 1917 30th ST. Sc.
ADELBERT w. LEE,
l343 H st. NV. Nat 1886; Lin. 2782.
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FOR COLORED-509 4eth ST. NE.-F1VE
trieity; lots. H. D. WooDsoN, LINCOLN
= ACRE LOT FOR SALE, q MILE FROM
kensington, Nd; $500; s25 cash. $40 month
NEAR LANDOVER, MARYLANp-PRETrY
nve-room house, electricity, well, porches'
berry three acres HV on concrete road Very
desirable for home. chicken farm or truck
5024 between and pm 90
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN, IF. TAKEN AT
once. Seven rooms and bath double garage,
vine. three large shade trees: lot lOOxl5O;
az modern Improvements: hot.water neat.
- Sibley ave, Hyattsville' Md. Phone
434 CHERRYDALE AVE.
COR. LEE HIGHWAY AND LYON VILLAGE.
7-rcom house. hollow-tile stucco. complete
in every detail; conveniently located; all
dosa pagm.nt s%d $50 Pf mo sf o%s
Err. CLARENDON 1904 and premises. -
7-RooM BUNGALOW. 8 ACRES COOP
chicken I house. best water. electricity. exs
ceIient, community; half mile Leesb9Ts pike.
$500 %ilf terms nj q S ca W 1dylRocS
WOODBRIDGE, -. c.
New colonial house. 1902 oath st.-Six
large rooms. fireplace. breakfast alcove. oak
foors large lot. SaTase This Is esT sNH
owner and builder %.
FOR sALE-RIYERDALE HOUSE. TWENTY
minutes from business center; Across the
has six rooms and bath and inclosed. heated
sun parlor, open porch two-car garAse with
dale. Sf Lot iaoxiss TFess. fo%ers Shrubs
and garden lot; owner ordered away.
Terms GEO e 5u'1 w pu LfNkfNs COMPANY.
Exclusive Agent.
1888 De Sales Street NV.
Decatur $500.
WILL SACRIFICE MY BEAUTIFUL FOUR
room bungalow in Virginia Highlands; s2.975
hishway. Take bus q 9Th ana PeRasylysn,a
in front Of house. SIS Hoffman ave. Owner
on PREMISES ss.1 from 10 am to pm Phone
FINE COUNTRY HOME.
h.r hs and to 6am ihs
SO acres, costly cleared land. rich soil. loads
OF fruit. some ready to gather; lovely 8
ssrd ps: /. ms. from eh k VfRns
owner must sell at once, viii take sl6,50O
on reasonable terms For further details
BIS nth street NV District 755s-75ss.
WOODSIDE PARK.
I5s ACRE; o BEAUTI dTTn FOREST BEST sBApE;
TocA41oN NE owA AEP LEAvNG %o efPE AHb
IS WILLING TO SACRIFICE.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
10th & G STs. NATIONAL o4S0.
Observation-Disclosures.
DESIRABLE HOMES-BARGAIN PRICES
AND TERMS.
Ten rooms; double garage lot 5oxl50.
Corner bungalow; garage;. choice location.
Four-bedroom home; large double back
porches; poultry house.
Ten room stucco; to settle estate; bargain
at $500 q
Many other valuable properties; some to
settle estates
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPN.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
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BUNGALOWS FOR RENT FROM $40 UP.
tn. Q. B. zantzingcr Co.. phone Hyatts-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23

FURNISHED MODERN HOME IN KEN
Smgton. electrically equipped; rooms, bath
and sleeping porch; comfortable and con-
Cnll KenSinRfnn DO SAe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
EXCELLENT VALUES IN
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
c2Osn


$3.50.
6-room house. S acres. not modern but
north Of Lee Highway between Falls Church
and Fairfax. Splendid opportunity for coun.
try place at moderate q o Price
Wilson Df s1s n s.. ri, S.cfe
you buy.
modern nome. wooded lot in Lyon Park. CON
II interested in this type home, you should
''''''' '''' $l4,5O0.
7-room brick colonial type located ITO Key
esss In lyon restreted commanits With sns
conveniences including electric refrigeration.
Drive out and look It over.
Another Lyon Village home located at 1872
English design. beautifully Handicapped, excel
lent condition. Convenient to everything,
srSe hoSse sou sHoad see this
$17,5OO.
1o-room modern home. 3la-acre estate.
beautifully Handicapped. Just four blocks on
The Lee Hhyay In aTom we House
Nearby to cars, busses, schools, churches
stores Shade and fruit trees; tennis court
II you are looking for a country estate
nearby to Washington, don't fail to inspect
All the above properties can be had with
reasonable cash payment and We will en-
deavor. to arrange monthly terms to suit on
n Cab Pri .. our ONO. or phone US for an APP
pointment to, show you these properties.
BRUMBACK REALTY CO.,
Clarendon, Va.
CLARENDON 1902.
. Open Evenings Until Q.
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SALE-HOUSES.

h.-wh.. cleo. cellar. tiled bath; yard &C
alley. Terms. $500 cash. bal. as rent. Z. M
AIKEN. 927 18th ST. NV. Natl 3556.
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d. MILL i H.
Attractive English brick homes in this
most desirable community. within two blocks
Of graded, junior high and Western High
schools; convenient to churches, stores and
Wisconsin ave. car line. Burleith bus within
one block; $40 to 500 per month. Some
with garage. sleeping porch, open fireplace.
Call US for further information and appoint
ment to inspect. We will drive you out.
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC.
lass X st NV National 234S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
BIG 20-FT. NEW HOME.
o ROOMS PORCHES.
EApACE co DS0
GARAGE-S9,2sO.

A beautiful new colonial tapestry brick
crete front porch. on . high elevation near
Grant Circle and close to Soldiers Home,
convenient to schools. stores and trAnsports-
ton facilities. This home is 40 II. wide by
80 It. deep. on q beautifully landscap ped lot.
and has 4 separate gabled-roof garage. Re :
mirror door, large living room, attractive
dining room. bright kitchen fully equipped.
concrete cellar with laundry trays and toilet.
large bedrooms with master bedroom across
entire front Of house, commodious wardrobe
closets, black and white tile bath with
poIches; in excellent condition. hardwood
floors, natural trim, paneled wall paper de-
signs. beautiful electric fixtures. screens,
hot-wAter heat. automatic hot-wAter heater
all modern conveniences. This 10 . real
new-home buy At S0.25O. with terms ar
ranged to suit Call 0eorgiA $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
EXCHANGE

MODERN DOWNTOWN STORE. SUBJECT
to one trust only. Thirteenth street north
OF G. Will trade for a residence on Con-
necttcut avenue. Store now leased. MI.
Lord.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors,
14l7 K St. NV. National o300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
SALE OR RENT SUBURBAN.

TEN-ROoM FRAME HOUSE WITH ALL
modern improvements. including oil heat,
Lyon Park, Just half q mile west of Fort
Myer. Large grounds, ,two-car garage and
within half block of car line and stores.
AURORA HILLS HOMES, INC, phone Clar-
endon 1857.
SIR. AND B. MODERN BUNGALOW. PRAC-
tically new: Mt. Rainier; rent, S45 per month
CoImar Manor; rent. s35 per month.
r. and b; Moyers Park. No. 10 Cottage
r. and b., beautifully located. modern
bungalow; Hyattsville only $35 monthly.
rooms, without modern improvements
Daniels Park; rent only $3.50 per month.
M. T. MAY, 81 Cecil Ave. Hyatts. 46l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
SAN LOIS.

BY far the most beautiful and attractive
washington. Six rooms, tile bath. breakfast
room. linen closet, open fireplace, gas. cleo
tricity, sewerage, water. garage. hardwood
and back porches: corner lots. shade. 2
minutes to bus line. Sacrifice price. 5000
tive 5-room bungalow. Or will rent either.
$50 per month. Phone Rogers and Rogers,
HYaftsVille 50S
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JEFFERSON PARK. VA.-ATTRACTTVE
home, rms, tile kitchen. bath; hardwood
floors; sun porch garage; reasonable. Ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.

RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
1884 CONNECTICUT AVE.-TWELVE-R ROOM
Including two-car garage and terrace in
rear. Suitable for tea and roOnlinR house.
antique shop or furniture store. AURORA
HILLS HOMES, INC. Phone Clarendon 1857.
STORE 23x6O AND 5-RooM. BATH APT,
in fast growing community, between SAM
tary and A. & P. stores. across from two
schools. good for any kind of business: also
bus stop in front of store. HARRY LUIS
TINE, 3l7 Woodward Building. National
tone rented, east side of Colorado ave.
100 IT. north of terminus of l4th street car
line, growing business center. Would add
bath and up to five living rooms. Would di-
vide each store into two Smallsr stores. II
tai Trust Bldg. District 1921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23

Chevy Chase-Brick Bungalow-$6Z5O
sDn andt
IL
Liberal
New Englsh-Ty Brick-C Cleveland Park-$l5,o5O.
and
Ssaea ' the .te G SRot m e
- Mass. Ave. Heghs-Corner-$l595O
English Nilage-Ce enter IIall-S15250
An Il o
a wall
terms '" " " ~ ~ ~ ~ " '
Schwab, Walk & Candy,
1904 Conn. Ave. Potomac $780,
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR CoLoRED-5os 4eth ST. NE-FIVE
large rooms; frame house: ami. gas, cleo
tricity; lots. H. D. WOODSON, Lincoln
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30
Look for Kilauea to
Become Active Again

Tremendous ayalanches In the al
most empty crater of Kllauea, Ha.
wallis "llve volcano" again have Civ.
en- hope that Madame Pee" might
return TO her traditional abode.
Pele Is the goddess of volcanic fire
according to Hawaiian mythology.
The pit of kilauea has been almost
bare of flowing lava for several years
though still smoking. Yet there are
fire cracks all over a vast expanse OF
tlsa@Hawail National park. surround
Ing the crater. and ample proof that
red-hot lava is just beneath the sur.
face.
The avalanehes have sheared off
large sections of the crater's edge. SO
that land where spectators and autos
could stand only recently disappeared
into a yawning pit more than LOCO
feet deep.
One large party of round-the-world
"trippers" arrived at the volcano lust
in time to witness a mighty avalanche
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30

uious. We were disguised so we'll that
be could have suspected nothing. 10
his place. should have been fooled
exactly as he was, and so would any
other officer.
And now, boys. let's celebrate
Christmas |"
We dumped our deck load of lum
ber info The sea, and cleared the deck
for big time. had Christmas
tree that had brought from home.
We set II up. Before the Seeadler
left port. Fraulein Bertha Krupp had
sent us huge box full of Christmas
presents. something for every man
We opened 1t and found clothing, ci
gars. pipes. cigarettes, cigar holders.
knives, liquor. soft drinks. and mu
steal Instruments.
II WIS tile merriest Christmas OF
our lives. Singing .Yo-ho" and cheered
up with many good hotties Of rum, we
hended south TO plny our role as buc-
cancers
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30
[)(QETRY
IH5"
SELECTING EGGS
FOR MATCHING
Quality of Chickens Hatched
Depends on Care Used.

Considerable care should be taken
In the selection of eggs for Matching,
for the quality of eggs used will deter
mine to large extent the quality of
the chickens hatehed from them
This caution is urged by O. c. Uf-
ford, poultry specialist for the extern.
sion service of the Colorado Agri-
cultural college.
Eggs used for Matching should never
be over ten to fourteen days old, and
the fresher the better, the poultry spe-
ciaist declares.
Tile size, shape and color of an egg
Is an inherited quality, and II one uses
small or mis-shaped eggs for Matching,
the pulets that hatch from such eggs
are liable TO be understood and have Il
tendency TO lay the kind of eggs from
which they are Matched.
The standard weight of an egg Is
two ounces. 1t is best to set eggs
as near this weight as possible. A
Matching egg should not be long and
narrow or Informed in any way. Eggs
that are ridged. rough-shelled or thin
shelled In spots are undesirable for
Matching purposes.
White eggs should be uniformly
chalk white in color. tint of brown
Is Objectionable. There are many
shades of brown, but II one will Sc
lect for certain shade one may build
up strain OF birds that will lay
very uniform colored eggs. This is
particularly desirable WREN one Is
marketing particularly high-quality
egg.
When one is saving eggs for hatch
Ing one should keep them in a cool
place, with Il temperature Of between
45 and 65 degrees. When saving eggs
longer than three or four days they
should be turned daily.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30
Record Engraving Feat

The Lords Prayer, 60 words, 1907
letters. counting punctuation marks
was engraved In - lines on the head
of an ordinary pin by Charles How
ard Baker OF Spokane. Wash. Baker
IS now an inmate OF an institution
for blind and insane. The engrav.
Ing cannot be read without the aid
OF powerful mugnifying glass.
Baker was at one time an employee
OF the United States government In
the bureau OF printing and engrav.
Ing He spent three years and eleven
days completing this work. The pin
at present is the property of Charles
]. Seymour, friend of Baker. Sey.
mour carries the pin from place to
place for exhibition purposes.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30

| Old imrerturable Leudemann stendIed
his glass. AT last he made out the
| signal:
"T-M-B."
thumbed the book clumsily. II
seemed as though would never find
IY-M-B. But there It was. 1t meant
"Planet." Nonsense. Read the sig
nal again.
was getting weaker and weaker.
whether from the anxiety or from that
quid, | don't know. This time he
read:
"T-y-B."
Pages, columns, and theft the right
place. Continue voyage.
felt as though MY heart had two
valves instead Of one and was pump
Ing madly through both | sat down
and breathed henviIy instead OF 20
Ing about their ordinary tasks, N,
men wanted to yell like Indians.
Hello. what's this? The Ayengpr
with her la.NW tons driven by lUO.tNU
lioiS phhSi tHEfHPs, MIS- racing
straight nj us. Huge streams Of smoke
mud great flames like torches poured
out of her three tunnels as her safety
valves blew ont from the .uver-prpssure
Of her boilers. Just as she got on
top Of IL she sweryed off. Al her
stern flew signal. | did not need .
code book | knew that signal by
heart-Happy Voyage. We raised the
signal -illnnks-nn dipped our Nor.
wegian hag three times
The British had behaved like gentle
men toward US | think the way they
pointed their guns at Us when they
came up TO us was Bit OF Joke
The hour they made us wait was.
think. 70 enable them TO make wire
less inquiries about the story we told
Of German cruisers and submarines
The search officer did his work conr
teously and we'll. No seaman should
try to makes another seaman rIdIc-
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30
Turkey Raising Given
Earnest Consideration

Turkey raising has attracted con-
siderable attention in late years due
to the possibility of raising the tur-
key In confinement. A majority are
Of the opinion that turkeys must be
given the entire range Of the farm.
and whore this is done is is impossible
to keep them away from infected
grounds.
The confinement plan which Is be-
ing successfully used confines the tur-
keys 70 areas which are nm infested
with blackhead, Ind keeps the turkeys
away from chickens. So far Is care
Of turkeys Is concerned they nav be
hrooded and fed the same way rs baby
chicks. All feeds should be hopper
fed
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30

Up tbs Daniah coast to the Skassrrak
the disguised Scsades sailed; then west
ward across the British mine fields and up
along tbs coasts ot England and Scotland.
terrific hurrscAns sprans up. and under
almost full sal Count Luckner and bis
companions started to run the British
blockade. They passed through Its several
lines without seeing : ship. Tor all the
blockad,nG vessels had sought shelter In
the sce q the islands. Taking the north
srly course to the Atlantic. the SeeAdIet
was blown BY the sAIs far toward the
pols, Zone and could not be handled be-
cause Of the frozen rigging But the wind
shifted and on Christmas day they turned
TO the south. Then they were stopped
By British cruiser and two officers
boarded the supposed Norwegian ship and
began searching examination OF the crew
and papers Luckner and his men passed
tbs tesi With great success
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30

l. BY Joe. | Looked for the fellow who
sald "All Is lost" He came forward
at once and confessed
Il wasn't calling to the men below
| merely said II TO myself" y
"WhV do you shy all is lost, by
Joe. just when everything Is fine?"
well, captain. when the English
man said that we would have TO wait
for an hour | thought to myself thai
the game was up. Ii mems that he
Is keeping us waiting while he sends
Il wireless to Copenhagen asking about
tile lrnla, when there Is no lrmn."
BY Joe" | said. THAT'S right"
In our excitement, neither | nor my
officers had thought about the wire
less. II had not occurred To us To
ask ourselves why we had been or
iered TO stand by for whole hour
We didn't even think OF Lloyd's Reg
lister. The search officer might have
gone hack to his ship TO look up the
lrna In the Register. Where there WIS
no Trina.
For Days had been ON deck In the
storm and In the ice regions. For the
past half hour | had gone through
worse turmoil even than that. And
now, when everything seemed clear
the sky looked black again and thai
qnld OF tobacco started getting In its
dirty work | went TO the rail and
hung there on my elbows, staring
through my binoculars at the Avenger
aud watching for the flag signal. My
hand shook, and instead Of only one
could see three cruisers In my glass.
| handed II to I.eudemann and while
he took look leaned there with the
code book In my hand, ready to decode
the signal when II came.
don't know how long 1t WIS, fifteen
minutes or an hour. but finally three
little flags went up the signal rope
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30
Oklahoma Asphalt

study Of Oklahoma asphalt has
been undertaken by the Department OF
Commerce ut the bureau of mines ex-
detrimental station Mt Bartlesville. The
study was undertaken with the coop
Grafton of Oklahoma officials to segre.
gate the asphalt deposits from other
similar material which has been found
unsuited for highway work. 1t Is ex-
pected that the results of the study
will give much material to throw light
on the origin of petroleum and under
ground conditions causing accumuIa-
tons of petroleum.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-05-30
Small Shriveled Combs
Indicate Poor LAYERS

Some poultry breeders have the i'm
preston that the larger the comb the
better breeder tile bird will prove. 1t
Is true that small shriveled combs of
females indicate that they are either
temporarily out OF production or poor
layers. The same kind Of Il comb. on
a male would lead one to expect him
to be poor breeder. The opposite is
not necessarily true. that the larger
coinbed birds are any better breeders
than those with combs Of average size.
Exceptionally large combs on breeds
normally having large combs disfgure
and handicap the Individual.