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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Organize New
Bridge Club
THURSDAY

Mrs. Staley Chaplin vas hostess
Thursday evening to members Of q
newly organized bridge club. the
name Of which has not be-. Sc
lected as yet. The club Is composed
OF twelve members and meetings
are to be held every two weeks.
Liliputian zinnias were floral
adornment OF the rooms where
bridge was played until q late
hour. When cores were totaled it
was found that Mrs. Mabel Herman
held high, Miss Ora Caldwell. sec
ond high and Mrs. Emmett. Sewell.
low. Each was awarded an at
tractive gift by the hostess. who
served a light refreshment plate
after the games
The personnel included: Mes
danes A. w. Buchek. Mabel Her
man. Joe Ingram. Egar Knope.
Mary Moses. Emmett Sew.ll. Misses
Amy and Louise Bauer. Ora Cald-
well, iona Taggart and Mary Wit
titoe and the hostess.
The Misses Bauer viii entertain
Thursday Oct. /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
BY DIANA MERWIN

ASSOCIATED Press Fashion Editor
PARIS R-Brilliant t~ri-color
combinations. which marked sum-
mer sports toys. have been tossed
into the discard by the fall sports
mode.
Bright reds, blue and green's. have
given way to brown and heather
mixtures blending with the autumn
coloring OF golf links and moors.
The ensemble idea is predomi-
nant since frocks match the coats
with which they are worn or reflect
. harmonious shade of the same
color. Goats are often injured.
designed with snug scarf collars
and roomy sleeves.
A vogue for belts and buttons Is
another new note. Buttons are used
both as ~fastenings and as cuff and
pocket ornaments, while snug
leather belts are Eel on both
frocks and coats.
Firm jersey and lightweight
tweed are the favorite fabrics for
sports dresses. Many of them are
designed with short bolero jackets
which button either in front or
back and add both chic and warmth
to the dress Others cling TO the
belted hip tunic model.
Dress bodices are simple, sleeves
long and roomy and skirts moder-
ately closefitting about the hips,
releasing clusters of pleats near the
kneeline. Nle favorite colors are
brown, copper, heather green and
haze-blue.
Goats which accompany the
frocks IN trig and trim. Patch
pockets. raglan or kimono rleeves
and wraparound collars distinguish
their designs.
Many Of them are lined with
wool OF a contrasting color.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
PERSONALS

MI. and Mrs. B. r. Freudenstein
have returned from a trip to FL
Paso and Albuquerque. ~. Mexico.
Misses Mary Helen George and
Harriet Pattee left Saturday night
for Denton where they viii enter
the College OF Industrial Arts.
Davis Cromack has arrived home
from Rochester where he has been
for the past year. He stopped in
Oklahoma to visit relatives.
Mrs. c. A. Roy and son. Eugene.
left Saturday for Danville, KY,
where Eugene is to enter Centre
College. Mrs. Roy will spend sew
eral weeks in Miami. Florida be-
fore her return to Brownsville.
Miss Rosalis Kibbe has returned
from Austin and has sufficiently
recovered from her recent illness to
resume her place Monday as Span
ish instructor in the Junior high
school.
Rev. Z. p. Day Is leaving Monday
to attend the Synod at Fort Worth.
He will visit his daughter. Mrs. "A.
J. Laughlin and Mr.. Lalghlin In
4eUa en- route home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY
A social meeting of the Methodist
Missionary Society will be held at
the church at $50 p. m. Mrs. Z. T.
Yates Is chairman Of the social
committee and has as her assist
ants, Mesdames Nathan Moore, +.
4. Morris, George Stell and Ben
ito Longoria.
The Executive Board of the Pres
byterian Auxiliary will hold a call
meeting at the church at three
o'clock.
Eastern Sta: meeting at 8 p. m.
at Masonic Temple.
TUESDAY
The Y. w. G. A. Board will meet
at the home OF Mrs. r.. M. War
rem on jefferson street at $50 a. m.
Rebekah Lodge meets at the
Masonic Temple at eight in the
evening.
Miss Lucille Champion Is enter
tanning Club Twelve
WEDNESDAY
The Elite club will have as
hostess, Miss Gloria CardoSa.
Just-Sew clui. members are To
be entertained In the home Of Mrs,
s. G. Graham.
The Lucky 10 Bridge club will be
entertained in the home Of Mrs. A.
Z. Harper.
THURSDAY
Original Thursday Bridge club
with Mrs. Robert Wagner.
Lovett Bible Class OF the Metho-
dist church will have an AL day
sewing meeting at the home OF
Mrs. G. WEIGH.
The T. z. L. Glass of the Baptist
church will have as hostess. Mrs.
0. w. Fraser at 834-13th street at
three o'clock.
FRIDAY
Business and Professional Wom-
ems club dinner party ut the Bar
reda clubhouse.
Friday bridge club with Mrs
Laura Monroe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Blue Triangle
Girls To Have
Active Winter

Mrs. RI. ID. Seago. chairman OF
the Blue Triangle. a. organization
or Junior High girls. opened her
fall work at a meeting held Friday
at the Junior High building. About
$50 enthusiastic girls enrolled and
an active winter Is anticipated, al
though no definite outline OF the
years program has been made.
The Blue Triangle rs divided IN
TO three groups with Miss Juanita
Boorye. Miss Charlotte Paxton and
Miss Katherine Bader as advisors
Each group will meet every Friday
afternoon after school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Bridge Club
Entertained
At Tea Room

A dainty color theme of orchid.
green and gold vas carried out In
the floral decorations, the bridge
table. accessories and the refresh
ments Thursday when Mrs. Order
Perkins was hostess 10 members or
her bridge club at the Graf Rem
devious on Levet Street.
The tea room was "a most invit-
ing spot for the players and an
enjoyable series or games ended
with high award going to
Mrs. o. ". Lawrence. Mrs. Robert
Wagner will entertain the club this
week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20

RIO HONDO. Sept. 19.-Mrs. +.
G. Webb, prominent woman OF
Harrington, addressed the members
Of the Brown Tract Home Demon
stration club and the Los Indios
club here Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Morris Hough-
telling on thc Brown Tract.
Mrs. Webb. who Is a student OF
nature, chose this subject ! ad-
dressing the club woL N, telling in
a very colorful way where the
beauties Of nature might be found.
Mrs. Webb vas also called upon, in
the absence OF Mrs. Homer Smith,
president Of the Valley Federation
Of Clubs who was scheduled to adj
dress the clubs, tell some Of the
advantages Of federation.
In telling of the advantages of
Federation" Mrs. Webb told of the
20 Valley girls who were { abled to
go to college through the Student
Loan Committee Of the Valley Fed
Grafton.
The Los Indios Home Demonstra-
ton club were guests Of the own
Tsact Demonstration club and were
entertained by Mrs. Morris Hough-
telling and Mrs. X. B. Williams
who acted as co-hostesses for the
occasion.
Mrs. Fred Lake member OF the
Los Indios club told of her trip TO
the short ours at Bryan recently.
At the conclusion Of the talks a
delicious refreshment plate was
s,>yed to nearly forty ladies.
Preceding the program, the an
nual election OF officers Of the
club was held with the following
elected to office beginning Janu-
airy !.
Mrs. d. z. White, president; Mrs.
J. Brockhaus. vice president; Mrs.
Reed Long. secretary treasurer; Mrs.
x. B. Williams. parliament-rian.
Committees who we're appointed
by the newly elected president
were: Program Chmn. Mrs. r.
Lang. Mrs. Wren Rowland, and
Mrs. H. CRUDE.
The next meeting OF the Brown
Tract club will be held with Mrs.
Paul Houghtelling as hostess. A
demonstration Of pictures appro-
pirate for the walls Of a home will
be given by Miss Dorothy Porter.
Home Demonstration agent.
Those presc,. for thu meeting
we're Mrs. I. c. Webb. OF Harlingen:
the members OF the Los Indios
club: Mesdames F. Arend, Z. NJ.
Albee, o. Ro-ell, A. v. Logan. r. @.
Cara. A. w. Condit, H. E. Balm
ger, r. L. Long, w. F. Edmondson.
r. o. Barron, r. l.. Wilson, Joe
1AAQAA4RI0A4s A3&h1 9aA44AIA os L.
Forren, Fed Lake. r. Kingery.
Eugene Kaufman, Kenneth Lake
and Miss Armstrong.
Members of the Brown Tract
club and guests were: Mesdames
J F. McCarty. Carl Klose, Fred
Carpenter, J. Brockhaus, j. Smith,
Reed Lang. w. II. Lang. ST., ID. L.
White. Morris Houghtelling. Kittie
Rowland. Wren Rowland. j. Ehless.
p. F. Webster. w. w. Rowland, X.
B. williams. Roy Hupp. and Mrs.
Elsie vinke Yancy OF Rio Hondo.
PIT. A. ELECTS
OFFICERS
The first PIT. A. meeting Of the
year was held at the high school
auditorium last week.
Annual election Of officers was
held with L. A. Wheeler being re-
elected TO the presidency. other
officers elected are: L. d. Todd,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Mercedes Music Club To Begin
Activities For Season Monday

MERCEDES. Sept. 19s-Monday.
Sept. %, the Mercedes Music club.
one OF the oldest clubs In Mer-
cedes. will begin activities for the
season with q one o'clock luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. Carrie M.
Stuart. on Missouri avenue.
Honored guests on this occasion
will be Mrs. Homer Smith OF Mis-
sion, president OF the Rio Grande
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
E HEMLINES
MARK EVENING GOWNS

NEW YORK R)-Irregular hens
play a part in styles these days.
Many new fall evening gowns are
designed with skirts five inches
from the floor in front and almost
touching It in the back.
Others have skirts made Of
volants which fall irregularly at
the hemline. Several new coats had
hens II inches from the floor in
front. making a sharp drop OF two
inches at the sides.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
O1mito PIT. "A.
Elects Mrs. Sam
Hughston AS Head

Officers were elected by the
Olmito PIT. A. at their first meet
ing OF this school year held Thurs
day afternoon. Plans FOR fall ac-
tivities were also discussed. Mrs.
Sam Hughston is president. Mrs. Z.
D. BOX. secretary: Mrs. M. p. Pugh.
frs. vice president: Mrs. II. II.
Austin. second: Mrs. H. o. Stro-
man, third. Meetings are to be held
the second Thursday In every
month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
TINY MUFFS AGAIN
IN Y PARADE

PARIS Rl-Muffs have returned
to style in earnest.
An outstanding number OF cos
TUNES displayed in fall fashion
shows we're accompanied BY tiny
barrel muffs barely large enough
TO hold the mannequins' hands.
They we're made Of astrakhan.
beaver or seal, or OF cloth match
ing the coat trimmed with fur
strips.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
NET GLOVES WIN
" AT DEAUVILLE

DEAUvILLE R-Net gloves are
q smart new wrinkle for evening
wear. One Of the most fashionable
women recently seen at the Casino
wore pale blue net gloves reach
ing six inches aboN the wrist
with her pale blue taffeta evening
gown. The frock was designed with
q fitted bodice and ~oldfashioned
ruffled skirt sweeping into a train.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Senior Class
Elects Officers

Miss Georgia Singer was elected
president of the Senior Class OF
1882 at a meeting held one day
during the past week. Others elect
ed were Abel Barrera, vice pres
ident; Gail Schultz. secretary and
Charles Cooper, treasurer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Reception Is
PlannedFor
This Friday

LOS FRESNOS, Sept. 19.-Mrs.
d. A. Phillips very pleasantly n
tertained the members and friends
of the Home Demonstration club at
her home Thu lay afternoon. The
meeting was called to order by the
vice-president Mrs. S. Z. Barr and
roll call was answered on the prac-
tice of thrift in the home. After
the reading Of the minutes, the
president for the coming year, Mrs.
@. c. Page took the chair.
Mrs. Z. A. Oliver, Mrs. w. B.
Palmer and Mrs. Harry Lupton,
committee from the Woman's Ser
vice club were present and asked
the members Of the Home Demon
stration club to cooperate with the
reception for the teachers to be
given on the school lawn Friday
evening The committee named to
make plans includes Mrs. VIM. Sitter,
Mrs. S. Z. Barr ami Mrs. Glen
Schneider.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Beach Party At
Roca Chic

A party composed OF Messrs. and
Mesdames Lee Mullens. II. T..
Thomas. Frank Hill and baby. j..
A. Baird, Mr. George Walker.
Mesdames Mary Moses, II. II. Wei
Ter. G. Galbert. Leroy Morris,
Misses Alcine and Elizabeth Nor
ris. Dorothy Shuckman. Lucille
Moses. Marjorie Rel and Clovis
Weller. Billie Moses and Morris
Mckay motored to Boca Chica Fri
day evening and enjoyed a swim
anC picnic o o
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
OLD-FASHIONED GOWN
WORN BY MRS. MACKAY

PARIS Up Mrs Clarence
Mackay, the former Anna Case. Is
among those who have included
IAN old-fashioned gown" in their
winter wardrobes.
Among her evening dresses is one
OF pearl grey faille designed with a
skirt covered with narrow ruffles
sweeping into a train. The bodice
OF the frock IS draped and embroi-
dered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Attend Valley
Wide w. c. T. U.
NToox.-- I'll

Mesdames c. z. Lamberth, Sophie
Woodrome. w. j. V~ertrees. George
Easterly and G. w. Marshall at
tended the annual district onven
ton OF the w. c. r. us OF the
Valley held at the Methodist church
in Edinburg Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
X HELP GOWNS
DO DQIIRI.E DITTY

PARIS R)-Glittering lame jack
cts are a new idea ( r transform
ing afternoon frocks into dinner
dresses. The jackets. which are
waistlength. are designed with
three quarter length sleeves.
They are slipped on after the
tea hour TO give their wearer a
festive air for dinner time. Blue
and gold jackets are worn with
sapphire blue frocks and pink.
brown and gold James with brown
crepe frocks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
Bridge Club Is
Entertained

The Friday Bridge club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Russell McChes-
ney the past week She served a
salad plate with iced tea Mrs.
Milton West was awarde5 high
score prize and Mrs. Robert Ernst
the prize for low score. Mrs. Laura
Monroe will be hostess this week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
PIT. A. Is
ORGANIZED

A meeting was held Tuesday aft
ernoon for the purpose Of organ
izing a Parent Teachers organiza-
ton. The meeting was called TO
order by Supt. E. d. Kramer and
a program was given by the school
children.
After the program the following
officers were elected: president.
Mrs. F. L. Ivey; vice-president, Mrs.
Z. A. Oliver and secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. s. d. Baker. Meet
ings will be held on the first and
thin / Wednesdays at 3 D. n.
Members n Mesdames Simon
Somonson, F. G. Richey, Geo. Kretz,
Whit. L. w. Carroll, c. o. der
son. S. c. Sappenfield, N. G.. Cha
telle, B. Wallace, G. G.. Casey, Geo.
Devers. Nestrill. d. d. Steel, Nell
Mewshaw, Geo. Bingley, Hartman,
Harry Lupton. Nolen Taylor, G..
Mooreland c. Kalbus, VIM. Kretz,
VIM. Stier, j. j. Patters-l. +. L.
Ivey. A. j. Washer, VIM. Anderson,
T. X. Henry. S. d. Baker. r.
Bingley, Nj. al Mrs. E. D.
Kramer and Mrs. S. Z. Barr.
PERSONALS
MI. and Mrs. John Nolen OF
Liverpool we're dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. d. Baker Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Billue re-
turned from 4.rkansas Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Coffee were
weekend guests OF Nr. and Mrs.
s. d. Baker.
Mrs. Roy Graybill and o e
turned Tuesday from the Valley
Baptist hospital.
G. G. Fouts returned from San
Antonio recently.
Clarence Schneider, who has
been in the north for II, past two
months has returned.
Frederick Rosenkoetter who was
called home near Houston on ac-
count Of sickness has returned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20

The Netherlands East Indies pro-
duce more than 80 per cent OF the
worlds supply OF cinchrona bark,
from which Quinine Is derived.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
PEARLS RETURN
AS N

NEW YORK [R-Pearls are back
in vogue. The classic jewels. which
are expected to be much worn this
winter, are generally strung in one
or two strand necklaces finished
with a diamond clasp.
Pearl throat ornaments for eve-
ming generally follow simple lines
and r new converted to the
elaborate flower designs which
brilliant stones now follow.
BRIDESMAIDS GOWN
HAS BLUE EPAULETS
WASHINGTON GA small
pink hat Of the Eugene type,
adorned with q blue plume. was
part Of the bridesmaids outfit at
a recent capital wedding. The
dress was Of pink chiffon ruffled
10 the waist with quaint epaulets
made Of artificial forget MI -nots
TO carry out the color scheme.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20
N~EEDLECRAFT CLUB
Is
G OF CHURCH
AUXILIARY MEET

A Loyalty Meeting" an annual
observance held in the Presbyterian
Auxiliary. was held at the church
this week. with the three circles
OF the auxiliary holding a joint
meeting.
Something like IS ONE res
pended TO roll call. with Mrs. j.
Schmitter leading the devotional.
The Rev. G. r. Owen addressed the
organization. the theme of his talk
being Where Should Missions Be
gin?" Mrs j. N. Pace, president
Of the auxiliary at large. gave a
talk entitled "Th Person Ne. 70
Me-"
Mrs. Henry Carlisle san a beau
tiful number. Some Day Wen
Understand"
Jack Trollinger CT 4 the pro-
gram with prayer. Circle One. OF
the Auxiliary was hostess at a social
session, serving refreshments.
PROGRAM AND
BUSINESS AT MEET
The Ladies' Aid OF the Emmanuel
Lutheran church were entertained
this week by Mrs. w. u. Uecker.
Mrs. D. Schroeder. vice president,
presided at tie business session.
Those taking part In the pro-
gram were Mesdames A. Bartling.
A. Krause. p. D.etz. A. Schumacher.
! Arthur Kruger. r. G. Karle. A.
Erchinger. w. Wise. Paul Law.
Jacob Fossler. l.. -iebarth. w.
Deke. d. Schroeder and Miss Katie
! Wise.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-08

Inhabitants with provisions and other
necessary supplies for the coming fall
and winter. and that IL Will be neces-
sary for the County to incur an indehi-
edness of Ten Thousand and nO-lO0
Dollars for said purpose.
BE 1T RESOLVEND. by the Board Of
County Commissioners OF sheridan
County. Montana that said Petition.
fild with the County Clerk on the 18th
dav of September. 1897. as aforesaid.
requesting relief for the inhabitants Of
sheridan County. Montana, is and the
same is hereby granted. and that the
County furnish TO the inhabitants OF
Sheridan County. Montana. who are rem
dered financially liable 10 procure the
same. Coal. Provisions and other nee
essarv supplies for the coming fall and
winter. not TO exceed the sum OF Ten
Thousand and no-100 $50. 900. 00O Dol
lars. in accordance with provisions OF
Sections 400 and 4702 OF r.. c. VI. 1921.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
a Special Relief Fund be created for that
purpose and that Warrants he issued up
on said Fund for the PAYMENT Of such
provisions. coal and necessary supplies,
as provided by law.
The Board appointed the following
as Committees in the respective dist
riots to help the Board provide the nee
G.. A.. Anderson. ]. Ladd. f f. Cos
per for School Districts 40, -. Ga. 67.
Jens Ibsen.. A. ". wankel. W. D.
Doolev for Districts 65. 81. 33.
Jacob Twet, Peter Helm Tom Kelly
p. NJ. Miller. Walter Olson, Il. Linn
ger for Districts I. 9, 3. SO.
+. Herman. j. a. Glen, Andrew Dahl,
for Districts IS, %, s., i. 81. 81, %
Rridgeman for Districts %. ~, so. 4, 6,
r. &. Tyler. H. Lieffring. Nels Miller.
for Districts I, II, Al. 8.
II {. Riley; Geo. ANDERSON = ae 4. L. Rice
II. r. LELAND. G.. A. roster, E. O.
Teigen for Districts 10, 10, 80. 3S
Erickson for Districts 20, 80, Is, 30, 81,
j. w. Bucklin. III. Knudson. J. c. Al
bers for Districts 2. y, %, 46.
The Clerk was instructed to notify all
ment and ask them to be present AT a
meeting to be held at the Court House
on September 21st, 1881, with the Board
of County Commissioners.
The Board decided hat the Meeting
to be held September 2lst with the Re
lief Committees be held at 10 o'clock a.
At 5o'clock p. NJ. the Board adjourn
ed until September 2lst, 1881 at 10 o.
cleck A.. NJ.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. September 2lst.
1881. the Board resumed, pursuant to
adjournment made. all Members of the
Board and the Clerk present.
Practically all Members of the Re
lief Committees We're present, and the
liClrd discussed with them the propoSi-
ton of furnishing Coal to those unable
to get Coal themselves. 1t was decide
that the County furnish 6 Tons of Coal
to each family to begin with. The Board
explained that the law p,ovided that APP
plications for relief must be made. and
also Notes taken for the amoun of re-
lief extended. The Committees were sup
piled with the necessary application
blanks. notes and orders.
At 5 o'clock p. NJ. the Board adjourn
ed.
Niels Madsen. Clerk.
Frank French.
Chairman of the Board,
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-10-08
Experiment
On Grizzlies

GLACIER PARK, Mont, OctO-
Der 4.-Bears hate and fear
noise, it has been discovered by
Glacier National Park rangers.
The rafting of a dishpan is suf-
ficient to send a bruin rushing
stricken to the forest.
Experimenting on this knowledge
of bear psychology, a group of pack
ers decided to tie a bell on a black
bear that had become a nuisance ar
ound their camp, so they roped the
recalcitrant bear and hung a ball on
a leather collar around her neck.
Her cubs Immediately ostracized
her. They were startled, they squeal-
ed displeasure, they Stunned their
mother who had acquired the bell. The
mother bear at first resented the
iingling neckpiece, but gradually be-
came accustomed to it.
Another method of Kidding the camp
of unwelcome bears was adopted by
a road crew in the park. Nightly,
bears came up to their cabin and
disturbed their sleep by paving ar
ound the windows, so some dry cell
batteries were attached to the wind
ows in such a way that tampering
bears would get an electric shock.
The experiment worked. Usually one
shock was enough to keep a bear away
from camp after that.
With several hundred black bears
and grizzlies in the park, tourists may
see many of the shaggy fellows dur
ing their visit; but park officials warn
against feeding the bears because
when pampered they can become rob-
bing nuisances around camp.
At Lake Mcdonald Hotel and Go
ing-to-the-Sun Camp, bears gather in
great numbers to feed at the garbage
pits. Park visitors find it interesting
to watch them and get closeup snap
shots of them eating.