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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-15

CONGRESS does not seem to be
~ in mood to discuss the mat
ter. Senator willard Tydings ID,
Md, talked debts for nearly two
La opinión., 1935-07-19
Fiesta que amenizarG la
tipica de Jose Arias

Sc nos manifesto anoche, que
la orquesta tipica de Jose Arias,
sin disputa la mejor en- su gene
70 en- Los Angeles, tocara du-
rante la "Noche Mexicana" que
esta organizando para ell proximo
sabado. 20 de los c%orrientes. en-
Ell salon principal del Institute
International, situado en- Ia ave-
nida Boyle.
Sc ha pedido a todos los con-
currentes seg1n nos manifesto
ell senior Rafael T. Robes, presi-
dente del "Montecarlo" Sc pre-
senten vistiendo trajes tipicos
mexicanos. presentandose asf
tambien los socios del citado
club.
Durante la fiesta, que terminal
ra con un bale /, el cual Sc es-
pera muy lucido, Sc desarrollara
un programa netamente mexica-
no, tomando parte en- 81 elemen-
tos muy conocidos de Ia colonia.
Y en- particular miembros del
Circulo Montecarlo. Los NOM
bres de dichos elementos seran
dados a conocer mahana mismo,
en- esta pagina de asuntos socia-
les.
Ell salon esta siendo adornado
con faroles V articulos tfpica-
mente meXicanos para mayor lu-
cimiento de la fiesta, la cual en-
pezara a las ocho de la noche en-
punto, segdn Sc han servido in
formarnos los organizadores.
La animation que reina entire
ell elemento juvenil de la colonia
por esta "Noche Mexicana" hace
%presentir que sera un exito, como
10 son generalmente las fiestas
dadas por el Cfrculo Social Mon
tecarlo.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
LA OPINION . DARo POPULAR INDEPENDENTS . LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Unirdn sus destinos oqui
ell domingo proximo

En- atentas invitaciones que
han circulado profusamente n
ire las familias de Ia colonia me-
xicana dc Los Angeles. las seno-
ras Virginia Vda. de Varela Y
Conception Vda. de Limon. par
ticipan a sus amistades que ell
domingo proXimo uniran sus des-
tinos ante los altares de la fe
catolica sus hijos, la sehorita Eu-
frasia Varela y ell joven Daniel
Lim6n.
La ceremonial religiosa sc efec-
tuara en- ell temple de San An
tonic, situado en- la esquina de
las GALES Pleasant Y Also, a las
1870 de la manana. Y por la To-
che Sc efectura la reception a
los recien casados, en- ell auditorio
polaco. situado en- la esquina del
bulevard de Avalon con la Gale
40 al sur.
Seran padrinos los senores
Alexandra Pesqueira y Henry
Eshom Y madrinas las sehoras
Amelia de Pesqueira y Herlin-
da de Eshom. Las damas de la
corte de amor son las senoritas
Pia Dofflemyer Y Maria Luisa
Sandoval, y los chambelanes los
j6venes Damaso Avila Y Jose
Ferreira jr. Como pajes iran los
nihos Nicolas. Angelica y Con-
suelo Medina.
La opinión., 1935-07-19

go metraje, ambas considerable
entire las mejores que Sc han pro-
ducido en- Hollywood en- sus ge-
neros respectivos.
Son elias Lets live tonight"
que presenta en- sus roles centra-
les a Lillian Harvey y a Tullio
Carminati, q%uienes conquists-
ron un triunfo la noche en- que
Sc efectuo ell estreno en- otro de
los grandes teatros del centric. Y
"Cimarr0n" la cual hizo famosa
a Irene Dunno, quien Sc presen-
ia actuando Con ell estrella Ri
chard Dix.
En- ell programa figuran TAM
bien algunas p~elfculas cortas, de
preferential una de Wales intere-
%santes, y otra en- ell genera de la
comedia musical.
Sc anuncia ademas, que la de
mahana sabado. sera "noche de
regalos', distribuyendose premios
en- effective entire la eoncurrencia,
por medic de una rifa entera-
mente gratuita.
Las f%unciones de hoy empiezan
en- ell unique" a las siete de Ia
noche en- punto, y las de mana
ma a las dos Y media de la tar
de. prolongandose en- ambos ca
SOS. hasta las once de la noche.
FL programa cambiara en- la
function del domingo.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
Bella fiesta dada a la Sc
nora de Figueroa

Ell martes que ACADIA de pasar,
Sc efectuo una bella fiesta en-
honor de la sonora Carmen Co
mez de Figueroa, bien conocida
en- nuestros cfrculos, y esposa del
senior Fidel Figueroa. quien tam
bien goza de muchas simpatias
entire ell elemento de habla es-
panola.
La fiesta Sc efectu0 en- la resi-
dencia de Ia familia, situada en-
ell 1865 de la Gale segunda al Es-
te, habiendo resultado extraor-
dinariamente concurrida V I'M
pezando a las nueve Y media de
Ia noche.
Fue la orquesta de los HERNIA
nos Garcia la encargada de anne
nizarla. habiendo estrenado va
rios ndmeros entire otros ell walls
Carmen" en- honor de la dana
~agasajada, quien con las felici-
taciones del case, recibio varios
regalos de valor, de parte de su
familia v amistades.
En- uno de los intermedios, la
sonora Figueroa. acompanada
por su esposo, bailo dos ndmeros:
un tango y una rumba, que fue-
ron endorsements ~aplaudidos
por la c~oncurrencia.
La cena fue servida n las once
de la noche en- punto. habiendose
brindado n Ia bora de los pos
tres por la continuada felicidad
La opinión., 1935-07-19
Ell California ha cerra-
do sus puertas aver

La empresa Fouce. que regen-
tea ell teatro California, CEN
tro de atracciones espanolas si-
tuado en- la esquina de las Gales
Octava y Main al Sur, nos ma
nifiesta que con fecha de aver.
quedo cerrado al publico local ell
teatro mencionado, en- ell cual Sc
estuvo exhibiendo la p~elicula
"Tribu' Ultima de las produce
clones de Contreras Torras.
Ell c%ierre, sin embargo. sera So
lamente temporal. Durante 81
tempo en- que csc teatro este
sustrafdo al pGblico de habla es-
pamela. nos informa la empresa.
sc estaran habiendo en- su inte-
rior trabajos de reacondiciona-
miento para iniciar una nueva
epoca de estrenos cinematogra-
flcos en- nuestro idioma.
La fecha para la r~eapertura.
ha sido fijada desde luego por la
empresa, para la noche del 9 de
agosto proximo, cuando Sc pre-
sentara una function de gala es-
pecial, contandose para ella con
elementos artisticos de primera
en- ell mundo c~inefonico de Holly
wood.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
Fiesta campestre de la
Beneficencia Espanola

La Sociedad Espanola de Be-
neficencia Mutua, ha hecho cir
cular las invitaciones respecti-
vas para la fiesta campestre que
Ell ell Parque de Verdugo Wood
lands ofrecera a sus socios y
amistades de la colonia hispana,
Ell domingo proximo. e~mpezando
a las 10 de la mahana.
A esa bora, nos informan los
organizadores, empezara a des-
arrollarse I'm programa de atrac-
tivos d%iversos para eli p1blico
co~ncurente, sirviendose luego una
barbacoa gratis a las doce en-
punto. FL servicio de esta bar
bacoa estara amenizado por un
buen grupo o%rquestal.
De la una a las cuatro de la
tarde, habra una audicion a car
go de la %orquesta tipica de Jose
Arias. la cual ha sido contrata-
da al efecto, y IN 81 salon del
parque habra bale de las dos a
las cuatro en- punto.
Los programs dicen que de
esa bora a las las 6 p. M. Sc des-
arrollara un programa ~literario.
d%urante ell cual tomaran la pa
labra el escritor cinematografi-
co espahol, don Eugenio de "a
rraga, ell professor Cesar Baria,
de la Universidad de California,
Y ell professor de la Metropolitan
High School senior V. NJ. Egas.
Fungira como maestro de cere-
monias en- esta fiesta ell senior
Antonio Moreno. proyectandose
retornar a Los Angeles antes de
las siete de Ia noche.
En- los eirculos espaholes G his
PIANO en- general, Sc nota gran
entusiasmo por asistir a la fies-
Ia a que los referimos. que pro-
mete resultar muy lucida.
La opinión., 1935-07-19

Atracciones en- dos tea
tros de la Gale Main

Hoy sera dfa de estreno y rea-
teatros populares de la calle
Main. Nos referimos al "Hidal-
CO.. situado en- ell 1913 de la cita-
da calle. Y ell cual ofrece las pri-
micias de la p~elicula toda en- es-
pahol titulada ::El Pulpo HUI
mano" la cual viene a Los Ange-
les, p%recedida de opiniones muy
elogiosas de parte de la critica de
la capital.
TEL Pulpo Humane. es-se
nos dice-una pelicula de miste-
rio Y de aventura, cuyas seen
est4n caleuladas para emocionar
al publico cinefilo, que gusta de
obras de este genera. Los artis-
tas que toman parte en- la inter-
%pretacion son todos muy como
cidos EN- Mexico, en- cuyos estu-
dos Sc hizo ell rodaje respective.
Sc los manifesto tambien que
el "Hidalgo" ha sido reacondi-
cionado para llevar a su pantalla
la p~elfcula nueva. Y que las eX-
hibiciones empezaran exacta-
mente al medic dfa. prolongando-
Sc hasta las once de la noche.
Ell programa de la ~reapertura
Sc complete con la exhibition de
~peliculas de corto metraje. todas
elias interesantes. incluyendo una
~caricatura animada de las mas
populares.
La misma empresa regentea ell
"Electrico".
Y en- la p~antalla de este otro
salon, popular tambien, Sc empe-
cara la re-eXhibici6n de la peli-
Gu musical, lograda en- los estu-
dios &c Warner Brothers, V til
tulada "El Cantante de Napoles'',
teniendo a Enrico Caruso Jr., y
a Carmencita Rio en- sus parties
PARTICIPATES.
La pelfcula fue dirigida por
William Nc Gam. y su argu-
mento glra en- torno de la vida
del gran cantante italiano Enri-
co Caruso. diciendose que la his
toria es n pasaje de esa mis-
ma vida gloriosa para ell arte del
canto en- TODD ell mundo.
Tambien en- ell "Electrico" ha-
bra peliculas de metraje corto,
como complement del progra-
ma respective, y entire elias figu-
ra de modo prominente una de
las mas c6micas caricaturas ami
madas para los ninos.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
TO MATES

Tomates, seis; leche, cuatro
tazas; harina. cuatro cuchara-
das; manteca, una cucharada;
azucar, una cucharada; sal, I'm
cuarto de cucharada; un POGO de
pimienta; un cuarto de bicarbo-
nato de soda; una rebanada de
cebolla.
Sc hierve la leche con la &C.
bolla d%urante cinco minutes: sa-
a la cebolla Y ahadir la harina
despues de haberla disuelto bien
en- media taxa de aqua fria. CO.
cinar a fuego lento durante ouin-
ce minutes. revolviendo constan-
temente; aparte cocinar los to-
mates Con azdcar durante ounce
minutes, ahadir ell bicarbonato,
revolver Y pasar por un colador.
echar este en- la leche prepara-
da con manteca. sal y pimienta.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
Dieron una fiesta a la Sc
nora de Mendoza

Para celebrar ell onomastico de
la sehora Enriqueta Mendoza. un
grupo de amistades de su familia
lie ofrecio en- dias pasados una
fiesta, en- su Residential de la a
lie Alameda, al Sur, en- esta ciu-
dad.
La fiesta fue de las llamadas
de "~sorpresa'. pues la sonora
Mendoza ~regresaba de una vista
a las ocho y media de las noche,
cuando Sc encontro su casa lie
ma de amistades, siendo recibida
por una grupo musical que to-
caba en- su honor, una diana.
Embellishments despues sc or
ganiz6 ell bale, que Sc prolonso
hasta la madrugada %siguiente. en-
medic de la mayor animation y
la algeria mas franca. Durante
81, Ia sehora Mendoza, recibio
varios regalos de valor, que lie
fueron enviados dc puntos GER
canos de Los Angeles. asi como
las felicitaciones y abrazos de u
mas queridas amiguitas. La da-
ma antes mencionada, cumplio
los veinte amos de su vida.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
Sc p aqui ell matri
monio Rojas-S oauedra

Dentro de pocos dias, segun SUI
pimos aver, uniran sus destinos
en- matrimonio, ante la ley y an
tie los altares, la senorita Rosita
Rojas, bien conocida en- los circu-
los sociales m%exicanos, y ell jo-
ven Adolfo ]. Saavedra.
Los preparativos estaban ano-
che muy adelantados. faltando
solamente fijar la fecha defini-
tiva para ell enlace, la cual sera
dada a o a las familias por
medic de las habituales invita-
clones.
Entretanto, 10 mismo los futu-
o conyuges que sus familias.
han estado recibiendo las cons
tantes felicitaciones de sus amis-
tades, por ell acontecimiento pro-
ximo a realizarse. La futura Sc
nora de Saavedra fue agasajada
anteanoche por I'm grupo de sus
amiguitas. seg1n supimos, las que
lie ofrecieron una fiesta de des-
pedida.
Dicha fiesta, segGn sabemos,
sc efectuo en- la residential de la
familia Rojas. situada en- ell 705
de la Gale Pearl al Este.
La opinión., 1935-07-19

CUANDo LEE listed IA oPl-
NloN", SABE QUE LEE UN
PERloDlco INDEPENDENTS
Y HoNRADo.
La opinión., 1935-07-19

Mouimiento ocurrido en-
ell Registro Civil

Los QUE Sc CASAN. - Sc
han presentado ante las oficinas
del Registro Civil. en- solicitud de
licencia para contraer matrimo-
MO. las siguientes parejas de
nuestra colonia local:
Jose Sanchez, de 80 amos, con
Margarita Ferriz. de Al.
II. L. Nc Donald. de % amos,
cor Jennie Yahez, de 81.
Jose ontiveros. de 25 amos, o
Ana Reyes, de %.
DEFUNcloNES:
David Ibarra. Sus ~funerales
estuvieron a cargo de la casa
Alvarez Y Moore.
NACiMlENTOS:
No Sc registraron, oficialmen-
te, nacimientos EN- la colonia me-
Xicana.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
Que no DendrG al Norte
la compania de Soler

De Guadalajara, ciudad en- la
que ACADIA de hacer una corta
pero brillante temporada la COM
pania dramatica del gran actor
mexicano Fernando Soler. recibi-
mos noticias que contradicen al
gunas anteriores que teniamos.
Dichas noticias aseguran def
nitivamente que la ira artfstica
de Soler y sagra del Rio. de quie-
mes Sc decfa vendrian a la fronte-
ra y posiblemente a Los Angeles,
ha sido cortada en- la capital ia
l~isciense, saliendo los elementos
o rumbo a Mexico, en- donde
haran una nueva temporada OTTO
nal.
En- consequence, el pdbilco
fronterizo y ell de esta ciudad Sc
quedaran, por Ell momento GUAM
do menos, sin yer a Soler ac-
tuando en- los escenarios.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
-Fresca! =

~ en- que forma!-podria-
mos decir al contcmplar esta
fotografia de Rochelle Hudson,
artista de la psntalla, sorpren-
dida d%urante uno de sus paseos
matinales frente a su casa de
Hollywood. Ell can Que la pre-
cede, es mil veces mas afortu-
nedo que muchos de nosotros,
miseros morales humanos...
La opinión., 1935-07-19

CUANDo LEE listed "LA oPI-
NiON", SABE QUE LEE UN
PERiODiCO INDEPENDENTS
Y HONRADO.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
FENEN|NAS
Recetario del Hogar
ACEITUNAS VERDES EN-
ESCABECHE

Sc ponen las aceitunas en- ague
tres dias, mudandoles ell aqua dos
veces al dfa; despues Sc macha-
can en- un mortero para que suel-
ten ell hueso y, despues. Sc es-
triegan muy bien en- mucha aqua
hasta que suelten la leche, para
que no queden amargas: Y Guam
do sc yea que, despues de estre-
gadas, sale ell aqua clara, sc ha-
&c un adobe como para carne y
sc pone dentro; y, no amargan,
sc pueden conner a las "a horas.
La opinión., 1935-07-19
'CImarron' Sc exhibird
en- ell teatro 'Unique'

Ell programa que ofrece para
hoy y mahana este teatro. situa-
DO en- la calle Primera al Este.
cerca de su cruzamiento con la
avenida Rowan. es por demas
attractive.
Contiene dos pelfculas de lar
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Teton cattle roundun. There were q
lew fFeightars cauped there, and af-
ter supper, Of ccalrsa they gathered at
the road house f0w q game Of CARDS
I was only stripping then. bat was
coaxed into poker game, and soon re-
neyea Of wkat loose change had. I1e
landiEd offered 70 stake me, but re-
fused; they got my money too easy.
For q small crowd that bunch was
game. Several times during the eve
ming there was more than 81 900 IN the
pot. The game went on nearly all
night. When the final play came up It
had ainmered down TO four players who
had all the money. Each had 8 good
hand, and kept raising the bet, until
nearly all the available money was on
the table. The pot was won by the
late Red Wagon Jim" on three aces
and pair Of queens.
A year later I was In charge OF my
fathers freight teams, and after the
arrival Of the first steamboat at Fort
Benton loaded out for the T. 9.
Powers store In Helena camped again
at the Twenty Eight Mile Springs. BY
this time Kelly had rented the read
house to A. J. Vance, who had hired
as help a man and wife named Green.
HRS. Green was an able cook, and her
daughter an Ruiahle waitress.
On this occasion q lot OF frefghters
were camped at the place, and whiskey
was flowing freely, gambling was go
ing on as usual. and every thing SEEM
ed to be running nicely until about ii
D. m. Then, screams were heard from
the direction Of the kitchen.
Vance and others rushed to the seat
Of trouble to find Green, crazy drunk,
threatening his wife with Winchester
rifle. When Vance appeared at the
door Green drew his gun on him, and
fired. The bullet passed through
Vance's left arm and his chest, tearing
off some hide. Great excitement pre-
vailed for q time. Vance took to the
darkness outside while Green hunted
for him, TO shoot him. I was Just be- /
hind Vance when Green shot, and mar |
rowly escaped stopping the bullet. But !
as I have often had occasion to say, |
my time had not come yet.
While Green was chasing around the /
house after Vance, my driver, Chris |
AlbertS0n, caught him. He was dis
armed and guarded until he sobered up. |
Green, In his drunken frenzy, had be- |
come jealous Of his wife and Vance.
We all enjoyed q little excitement In |
those days, but for my part would |
rather not be q short stop for flying |
lead. The next morning went to the /
house to see what damage had been
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-08-17
Indian Woman DiscOvsrsd First Gold Ore in kIondik

the stream where he washed Il and
banned for gold. And 10, and behold
what joyl He panned cut 80 cents II
gold dust and a 81 gold nugget.
The hunting party became highly ex-
cited. Carmack asked Kate to Lead him
back where she had found tbs tree
Kate. the finder and leader ~ the
party. took the party to the stream
bank where she showed them tlae hole
left fyv the tree. Carmack panmeA from
this cavity and learned ths ground was
rich in gold from grass roots 80 bed-
rock. Indian Kate Carmack had dis
covered the K1ondikeI
"Skookurn Jim" Mason, Hates broth
er. died in 1917 and she lies beside him.
George Carmack and Kate lived on
Bonanza creek for some time after
Kates discovery there. I used TO visit
them and ate at their table. After dis
posing Of their holdings in the Klnndile
they moved to Seattle, where they put
up at the Seattle hotel. Their only
daughter was married in that city.
The noise and white mans civiliza-
ton soon tired dear, faithful Kate. All
the accessories Of fashionable womens
attire had no charms for her any long
er. Only q few things she took along
to her wilderness home In the north
when she returned, one being q gold
nugget covered watch, her own mug
gets, she had found in the rifles on
bonanza creek in 1895. And with her
went her never failing pard and pal.
her Malamute dog.
She answered the call OF her north
land. and finally, the last call. Indian
Kate Carmack, the discoverer Of the
Klondike was deadl
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done the night before, and found Vance
oiling his hideless ribs. and Green,
very sober, dispensing whiskey over the
bar.
on our return trip from Helena we
camped again at the Twenty Eight
nile Springs This time we found g few
frelghters there, and also Captain Hax-
r1g with q few soldiers. I knew Cap
tain Harris very wen. He had often
visited at our home st Eght-A1ile-
Springs.
The captain was quite q sport, and
WIS very popular In the West Later he
was commander at Fort Benton, the
last commander at that historic place.
In the fan Of 1885 he was placed IN
charge O. Yellowstone park, where hs
reigned supreme for several years, un-
til scouts were stationed In the park
again, instead Of United States troops.
Getting back TO the Twenty Eight
Mile Springs, we all sat up late That
night. The excitement came about
midnight. Nearly all Of the men had
left and gone to bed, but eight Of the
soldiers remained, and something about
their manner seemed sinister. The
stock tender for Gilmore & Salisbury
sat up late that night, too. He seemed
to scent trouble. AS he was an ex-prize
1ignCer ne Always enjoyed little rough
house. Mccain was his name He had
MT long to wait after the other freight
ers had gone to bed. The eight soldiers
asked Mccain to 60 In with them, and
they would clean out the joint and take
charge Of the bar and whiskey TIL
morning Mccain declined.
The squaddies thought they could get
along without him, so they started To
clean house by knocking Vance down
and started TO drag him out, while two
or three Of them made for the meek
looking stocktender. There were two
doors leading outside from the barroom.
They were both open, for fresh air and
convenience. The troopers had no
trouble finding Mccain, and as fast as
they found him they were knocked
down and kicked out Of the front or
side door.
The next morning Captain Harris
heard about the free entertainment,
and had his orderly round I'D the
fighters and bring them to the road
house. Each man showed the effects
of having come in contact with q pile
driver. The venerable captain sent to
the stage stable for the stock tender.
When Mccain appeared the officer
shook hands with him and congratulate
ed him on the good work he had done
the night before IN restoring order.
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"Skoohum Jim" was e brother Of Kate
CaEu1ac&! They were encaMped IN the
summer OF 1896 on Rabbit creek, which
drained & section OF country, famed far
and wide by sourdough pioneers. In
dian hunters and the few whftn trap
pers that inhabited what is now known
as the Yukon territory as the favorite
feeding and breeding ground OF the big
moose and other wild game animals.
It was also on that direct route over
which trekked each fall from their
northern haunts countless numbers Of
caribou In herds Of such immense size
that Il often took them days to pasB q
given point IN their leisurely erratic
wauderings in search OF the reindeer
moss. grass and heritage on which they
subsisted.
It was Aug. II and the K1ondike
hi1topS shone purple haze. Indian
Kate loved her native hills, and often
she softly spoke to them. Kate arose
this morning about 5 o'clock. A light
breeze whispered to her and set the
leaves Of the cottOnwoods softly chit
tering. From out Of the valley Kate
heard the wild, lonely call OF q carl
bou. She had no kindling to start her
breakfast fire, so she leiSurely strolled
up the creek, thinking Of moose, Carl
bou and wood for her ftre-there wasn't
one vagrant thought in her head about
gold.
Pink tints began to linger ON the
'Klondike dome" Golden thr e d s
weaved across the creek, shadows SEEM
ed softened, merging with the darker
outlines Of the Klondike hills. Then
the sun became brilliant overhead and
Kate felt a buoyancy and exhilaration
that was delightful. All nature looked
serene as Kate walked up the creek.
Kate wanted only dry wood to kndle
her breakfast fire. About 500 yards
from camp she paused and spied a dry, |
dead birch tree, hanging from the bank |
Of the creek. Taking hold Of 1t che
made an effort TO break 1t off and pull
ed and twisted it several times. Final
" the tree gave way, its roots covered
With muck and dirt which left q large
Empty hole In the creeks bank.
Kate carried the small tree back to
amp where her white husband, George
Jarmack, was sitting beside tent lazily
smoking his pipe Kate dropped the
rec In front Of Carmack, and on its
'OotS Carmack saw the CLINT and glitter
If goldl Blinking his eyes he made
haste to get his gold pan. Carefully
1ut excitedly he cleaned all the muck
md gravel from the trees roots and
With it in his gold pan, proceeded to