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OLD TIME CHARM

BOWLING GREEN, Ky, April 22-Campbell Jones probably would meet no dispute in his claim to the oldest watch fob in the na- ton.
 The fob. about the size of a hickory nut, is petrified trilo- bite. estimated by geologists to be 46 million years old Jones him. self is geologist.
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SNOW FIGHTS FIRE

WHITEHILL, Mont. April 23.- Lack of water didn't stop the vol untecr firemen who answered an alarm at the Erik G. Klockare ranch near here. A bunkhouse was blazing The fire melted great quan- titles of snow Bremen poured the resultant water on the nearby ranch house, saving it.
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HH5(HER DISCUSSES
 ORIENTAL SITUATION

The situation in the Orient as it affects the United States was dis cussed at today's Juneau Rotary Club luncheon by Herbert Hilscher. He advocates strong stand by Uncle Sam against the Japanese.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I will not after this date be re- sponsible for any bills contracted by my wife, Sophie Guino adv ALBERP GUINO.
 A. E. CAIN
 Democratic candidate for Rep resentative adv.
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ElWin MesSer was introduced as the High School representative. Wilbur Wester, bridegroom of Q few days ago. passed the cigars
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-19
CHAPTER Iii
r. VAN DE WATER


The patrolman still stood before
the Ferriter door. 1t was open and
I could hear men inside talking and
furniture being moved and / saw
the short white glare of a fashlight.
Jake pushed me off the elevator and
I kept from asking him how he'd
like a sock in the nose, remember
ing just in time that this wasn't my
town.
Whoa" he said as I turned to-
ward the open door. ''Not there,
sap. In here"
He jerked his head toward the
Paget apartment, turned the door
knob and waved me in before him.
1t was dark by now and all the
lights were on in the workroom.
Three men were there. The ember
head, who I learned was Captain Ma
lachi Shannon of the Homicide
Squad, kept walking up and down
before Higgins who sat and sweated
in a chair by the desk where a
greasy little dick took shorthand. In
the corner, calmly alert, Miss Paget
occupied her wheel chair. She
seemed more out of place, yet even
more wholly enjoying herself, than a
bishop in a crap game.
I must have showed what
thought for in the moments silence,
while Shannon walked up and down
the rug again and Higgins perspired
more, the old lady said:
"The Captains associates are still
busy in the Ferriter fiat, David. So
put my own at his service"
The grin, that lent her withered
face youth, heartened me. Shannon
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turned on Higgins again, started to
speak, bit his lip, rurnpled his hair
and said at last:
"AIl right. You can go. But not
far. may want you later"
eyes, sir" Higgins grunted, heav-
ing himself up. The chair I took
was warm from the superintendent S
stewing. Jake stood in the door
way, and chewed his cigar. Shan
non rumpled his hair some more
and then wheeled on me.
'Now get this" he stormed, 81
want the truth out of YOU"
Partly, it was the presence of the
old lady; partly, it was because I
hadn't liked being pushed around by
Jake. My squabble with Duke had
boosted my morale, too.
"And get this" I told Shannon
and he gaped: "rn tell you just
as much more if you don't YELL"
His eyes were clever for all the
Irish obstinacy of his freckled face.
Tough, eh?" he asked at last.
with tough guys"
I thought I saw traces of amuse-
ment on his face. / did not know
whether Miss Agatha coughed or
snorted. Shannon hesitated. / said:
"To save us both time, my name
is David Mallory, twenty-nine, en-
ployed since last Saturday as a hall
man here, living in the superintend-
ent'S flat in the cellar"
"Ah," Shannon purred, looking at
me hard, ''one of these wise birds?"
81 passed for one," I replied, Sin
my home town. Even the cops said
So"
"Cops knew quite lot about you,
eh?" the Captain asked politely.
"They did," I admitted. 81 was
a reporter on the News, in Omaha.
You can check up on that, though
I'd rather you wouldn't"
ST see," said Shannon in a decep-
lively mild voice, ''then what are
you doing on a job like this?"
81 have a yen for food" an
swered and wished that Miss Paget
were somewhere else. 81 just can't
get along without it. came East
for work I didn't get. I ran into
Eddie Hoyt-he's on the elevator
last week. His father had worked
for mine. Eddie got me this job.
We were kids together"
Sand if you were so hard up as
that" the Captain went on and
felt something tense behind his
pleasant manner, why didn't you
go back to Omaha?"
/ drew breath.
''I'n make this" I said, trying to
be jaunty about it, "as short and as
cheerful as can. Hunter, who was
city editor of the Sphere, liked my
work. He sent for me to come on.
Hunter was canned the day I'd
planned to come and so-and-so
named Lomax took his place."
81 know him." Shannon nodded.
"It's nothing to boast about. They
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ODDS AND ENDS

q Rochelle Hudson picked up such a
tan during tiUo months in Ha,oaii that
she'll hare to be bIeached before she can
play pale miss of Manhattan in Girls
Under 81"
q Evidently Before Die" ioas too
grisiy title for the neiU Douglas Fair.
banks Jr.-Rita HayrUorh drama; it's been
renamed angels Over Broad,oay."
q Marjorie Rambeau has proved to be
so able successor to the late Marie
DressIer in the character of "Tugboat
Annie" that the series tUiL go right on ;
''Tugboat Annie in Drydock" will be the
next one to be made.
q If for any reason Raymond Paige, con.
ductor of Musical Americana" couLdn't
appear on the program, there are forty.
one men in the orchestra iCho are qualified
to take his place. Al hare acted as con.
ductors, and hirty-seven of them hare
had their 0sUn orchestras. Amazingly. this
doesn't present problem in tempera.
ment-the Paige orchestra is knoson as
the most harmonious as tUelI as the most
talented on the air.
@ North Vest Mounted Police" wiH haze
its first public Showing at Regina, Sas.
kafche,can, iChere the organization of the
men toho al,oays get their men started.
G A neso radio program soas all set for
ZaSu Pitts, but her asking price tUas too
high.
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THOSE little red school
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if there are any left-will soon
be able to give concerts by
some of the greatest musicians
in the world, and their pupils
will be able to see the musicians
as well as hear them.
Rudolph Polk, vice president of
Columbia Broadcasting System s
artists bureau, recently announced
the formation of Artists Films,
Inc, which will make 81 musical
short subjects, and issue these one
reelers in groups of three, as con-
certS.
Contracts have been signed with
Albert Spaulding, Jose Iturbi Chat
favorite guest of the Bing Crosby
broadcasts), Mildred Dilling, the
distinguished harpist, and several
others. Commitments have also
been made with several Metropolitan
Opera singers, including Helen Jep-
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Seed of Science

OCCu VI OCICuCC
Men love to wonder and that is
the seed of our science.-Emer-
son.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-19
DIVORCE

Social changes Which haze occurred
in the past hundred years seem to
haze removed the stigma from, divorce,
Kathleen Norris observes. She is con-
fronted by young Vite ,oho has an
unfaithfuI husband, asking if divorce
is the only solution to her problem, or
if there is any better ,oay she can find
happiness. Miss Norris advises her not
to seek divorce, but to develop other
interests.
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To Check Constipation
Get at Its Cause!

IF constipation has you down so
you feel heavy, tired and dopey,
it's time you did something about
it. And something more than just
taking a physic! You should get
at the cause Of the trouble.
If you eat the super-refined
food most people eat, the chances
are the difficulty is simple-yoa
don't get enough "balk." And
"bulk" doesn't mean heavy food
It's a kind of food that isn't con-
sumed in the body, but leaves a
soft bulk" mass in the intestines-
IF this common form of con-
stipation is your trouble, eat
Kellogg's AIl-Bran regularly, and
drink plenty of water. All-Bran
isn't a medicine-it's a crunchy,
toasted cereal. And 1t will help
you not only to get regular but to
keep regular. Made by Kellogg's
in Battle Greek. If your condition
is chronic, it Is wise to consult
physician.
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SYNOPSIS

David Mallory. in search of newspaper
work in New York. is forced to accept
Job as switchboard operator in a swank
apartment house, managed by officious Tim
othy Higgins. There David meets Miss
Agatha Paget. a crippled old lady, and her
charming niece, allegro. One day. talking
with Higgins in the lobby, David is alarmed
by a piercing scream. David finds the
scream came from the Ferriter apartment,
not far from the Pagets'. The Ferriters in
clude Lyon and Everett. and their sister,
lone. Everett, a genealogist. is helping
Agatha Paget write a book about her blue
blooded ancestors. Inside the apartment
they find a black-bearded man-dead. No
weapon can be found.
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son, Gladys Swarthout, Richard Bo-
nelli and Frederick Jaegel, and at
the moment efforts are being made
to sign Lily Pons, Nino Martini,
Mischa Elman, Josef Holman and
Efrem Zimbalist. The first group
is scheduled for release October l.
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son, Gladys SWartnout, Rlchard BO-
nelli and Frederick Jaegel, and at
the moment efforts are being made
to sign Lily Pons, Nino Martini,
Mischa Elman, Josef Holman and
Efrem Zimbalist. The first group
is scheduled for release October l.
The time has come when frankie
Burke wishes that he didn't look like
James Cagney. The resemblance
got him into movies a couple of
seasons ago, when he played Gag
ney as a boy of IL in Warner Broth
ers' "Angels With Dirty Faces"
He went on from there, doing the
same kind of role for other studios.
Now, as Wayne Morris roommate
in Paramount's Quarterback" he's
persuaded the director to let him
forget the Cagney mannerisms; he
wants to get parts because he can
play them well.
Loretta Young is convinced that
Mexican fans appreciation of movie
stars is more embarrassing than
fiattering. When she slipped into a
theater to see her Columbia comedy
"He Stayed for Breakfast" the film
was stopped and the lights went on,
SO that the audience could see her
in person. And she was wearing the
old clothes in which she'd gone
fishing.
Even if the names of directors OF
pictures don't mean thing to you,
you'd better make note of one
Preston Sturges. He's no newcom-
era playwright, the author of
Strictly Dishonorable" among 9TH
er hits, he's written plenty of movie
dramas and had experience as a
director.
His name should be remembered
because he wrote and directed
s'Down Went McGinty," one of the
funniest and best pictures that has
been launched in some time. He
didn't want any big stars or glamour
players; Brian Donlevy, AKIN
Tamiroff, Frank McHugh and Muri-
ell Angelus suited him fine. He just
wanted to write and direct a COM
edy. He followed it with another,
''The New Workers." satire on adj
vertising, and he's scheduled for
plenty more.
Ronald Reagan and his wife,
Jane Wyman, played love scene
for "Tugboat Annie Sails Again."
and then worried about whether or
not it was effective.
"When we kissed in that scene
just now" Reagan said to Director
Lew Seller, 81 was thinking about
how hungry I was and what we'd
have for dinner. jamie told me she
was thinking about the same thing.
In the love scenes we made before
we were married, we'd kiss and for
get to eat"
Seller grinned. 'You did better
this time, thinking about food, than
you did before, when you forgot to
eat because you were making love-"
he replied.
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CLASSIFIED
Self Advantage

No man can live happily who
regards himself alone, who turns
everything to his own advantage.
Thou must live for another, if
thou wishest to live for myself
Seneca.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-09-19
By KATHLEEN NORRIS

NNE of the most disillu-
l stoned and discouraging
~ letters I ever received
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Strange Facts
Sun, Noon EclipSes
] Luminous Frog !
. Foreign Inuasion .

q Although there are fewer lunar
than solar eclipses, more people
have observed the former, for an
eclipse of the sun lasts only a
few minutes and is visible from
only a narrow path on the earth's
surface. An eclipse of the moon
is longer in duration and may be
observed from more than half the
world.
q A certain species of frog, after
a heavy meal of firefiies, may be
seen in the dark by the light of
these insects shining through the
walls of its stomach.
q Custom officers on the Ameri-
can-Canadian border insist upon
cattle staying on their own side of
the frontier, even when their own
er's pasture lies in both countries.
When cattle are suspected of hav-
ing strayed into the foreign" part
ofthe farm, their tails are doused
in solution of washing soda. If
they are Canadian animals, the
tails, having been treated with a
chemical, turn bright red.-Col-
ier's.
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