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Show Thuitiduy. November 20, THE 19.11 They Brought Their Home With Them I r i - i -. ""'-'- ' v. ' '7H ' - I ' - - to sr C fc EH -- ,, r hi ill' Lt : II ill t if - l i - , 'V . V, I II 1 I II I I I I I II I I M I I Ml Historic Cemetery Hat Farmers' "Bee" 1 !'T A--H Old Man Depression hag no terror for these resourceful brothers, Clement and Maurice March, who are students at the University of Idaho. When they returned to school this fall, they brought with them their own living quarters, a real house, which they have christened the Depression Special." The home boasts two bunks, a bookcase, tables and chairs and a stove. The brothers received permission from university authorities to park their bouse on campus grounds when they arrived with It on a truck. MH II II I I I I H I II A I I I I I I being seen In large numbers. Miss Mary Henry, daughter of the expedition's leader, shot two splendid mountain sheep. The botanical end of the expedition was directed by Mrs. Henry, who collected large numbers of specimens which will be presented to the Academy of Natural Sciences. Philadelphia, and the Royal BotanDoctor ical Gardens, Edinburgh. Henry, leader of the expedition, is a retired physlclnn. and a former college mate of Sir Hi'nry Thornton, president of the Canadian National railways. Scrubbing Floors as She Learns of Big Fortune 111. The Rockford, unexpected news received that she Is the sole surviving belr of an almost forgotwhose estate was ten great-unclonce estimated at $:1.000.0(K) left Mrs. Albert Peterson, forty, wife of a restaurant cook here, dazed and speechless. After recovering from the news which was brought to ber as she was down on ber knees, scrubbing the floor of her three-rooapartment over the restaurant, where her husband Is employed, Mrs. Peterson said: "We're going to have a real good time when we get the money. But it's not going to make me one bit different than I am now. Pro Just as common as an old shoe, and I'm not going to change." to word from New According York attorneys, the Rockford woman will Inherit the estate of Dr. Joseph Kellogg, wealthy physician who died recently leaving no relatives closer than Mrs. Peterson. e See Tropical Spot in Arctic Circle Explorers Find Hot Springs in Hidden Valley. Ottawa. The "land that time forgot, In Canada far northward, is a reality and no mere prospector's myth or fragment of Indian folklore. Such Is the positive assurance given by Dt J. Norman Henry of Philadelphia and his companions, who are now homeward bound with the proud distinction of being the first white men who have ever gazed upon the hidden tropical valley, which lies within the Arctic circle. In northern British Columbia. The valley remains today as It Tiust have been In prehistoric eras, before the glacier age swept over North America a luxurious garden of rich tropical growth, such as are now common In the equatorial zone. The valley, located In the monn-:ain- s near the Junction of the Rnc-'n- g and Toad rivers, nearly 1.0)0 Jles northwest of Edmonton, Is s of a mile wide and .early a quarter of a mile in length, and Is honeycombed with oubbling hot springs, to which It owes its continue existence. In some of the craters the water was too hot to touch, and Indian guides who know the district vow that the water in the valley r does not freeze even In when the surrounding district has a temperature of 50 degrees below zero. The expedition was disappointed In Its hope of finding prehistoric animal life In the valley, although Professor Henry believes that systematic excavation might yield remains. The best of the vegetation had also been destroyed by fairly recent forest fires, but a number of specimens were obtained which are expected to astonish the botanical world. For centur". the location of the "valley of steaming waters" has been a Jealously guarded secret mo rig a band of Indians Inhabiting section of the Peace river area. heir numbers have been decimated jy tuberculosis and other diseases, until today only a handful remain ; and. rather than see the secret lost forever, three members of the tribe often-rumore- d . three-quarter- consented to guide the Henry expedition to the spot. From the Indian camp north of Fort St John, a ten days' Journey led the party to the valley, over a route which would have been Impassable but for a collapsible rubber boat which the expedition carried and which enabled them to cross several torrential rivers. Although no new species of animal life were discovered, the district is rich in game moose, caribou, mountain sheep, bear and goats Sees This Mother Had Problem Hilton. Out. About thirty farmers of tbs Hornby district held a bee and greatly Improved St. Stephen's cburcb cemetery, the Hornby, by leveling ground, removing dead trees and bushes and straightening tombstones. - NEI'lll I'TAII TIMES-NEW- A supposed "true love story." written by Mrs. Volney Trick, played a part In acquitting her husband of a charge of attempt- ' ed murder here. Accused of assaulting his wife with an ax handle In their home at Oshawa, Trick charged that he and his wife had become estranged because of attentions paid to the latter by his younger brother. He produced the story which his wife had submitted to a "confession" magazine, and which told of the writer's supposed love for a man other than her husband. "He drew me into his arms and kissed me." an extract from the story read. "Then I realized what true love was. No power on earth could have stopped me." Mrs. Trick Insisted that her story had been "purely fiction" and denied the suggestion of the defense, that the "lover" whom she described brother-in-was her twenty-two-year-o- law. "lie took you to dances?" the de Notably on Increase woman who W a great lover of animal recently told two Incidents, or retold them, from the press, to stress her point that the wholly commendable, but rather llmliej. attitude of "love me. love my dog" shows hopeful signs of progress. She says for children, but there are times wlu-they are much better off without It. It should always be ... left off when children show by fever ish, fretful or cross spells, by bad brent h, coated tongue, sallow skin. Indigestion, biliousness, etc., thut their stomach and bowels are out of order. 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It Is most unfortunate that such an example of administration of Justice should be made In this community." Alex Hall, defense counsel, contended that Trick was being tried twice for the same offense. In violation of all British legal tradition. Justice Raney Informed the Jury, however, that they could entirely ignore the previous proceedings In police court. The Jury, however, returned a verdict of acquittal. MERCHANTS jK3 the rush of Christmas business this year, give a thought to the customers who constitute your trade. At what other time could you more fittingly send them a greeting than at Christmas. Select your Christmas card now. Your dealer will imprint it with your name, in whatever quantity you need. Estate Taxes Go Back to Days of Pharaohs rope In the Middle ages, the propreverted to the king for reerty Old-Tim- e Levees. distribution and later could be claimed by the heirs within a year Harrlsburg, Pa. Inheritance taxes and a day on payment of a fee. in ancient Egypt were higher than "Our own Pennsylvania law althose which Pennsylvania now im- lows one year for the settlement of poses on estates, according to Linn the tax before the Interest penalty Reist, department of revenue offi- of 1 per cent a month Is added." cial in charge of collecting the state tax. Lived in Bed Ten Year "The Egyptian records of the SevJust to prove he Adria, enth century before Christ show could do Italy Marassl of Medoro It, that there was a transfer Inheritance tax for the empire of the Nile In bedvillage has stayed continuously for ten years. Marassl, who valley. The rate was 10 per cent," is seventy, says he feels more roRelst said. after bis ten cheerful and bust "The Pennsylvania rate for wife rest years' or husband, parents, sons, daughters, grandchildren and all direct descendants is 2 cents on each dolTO MAKE A BOWLER Here Is one tax which has lar. been tremendously reduced since the 'days of the Pharaohs." By CHKRIE NICHOLAS Reist traced the history of Inheritance taxes from Egypt to ancient Greece and thence Into Rome In the time of the Caesars. "In the year 6 A. D. Emperor Augustus persuaded the Roman senate to pass a 5 per cent Inheritance tax much like Pennsylvania's. It allowed deductions for funeral expenses, as we do, and reckoned trusts and the computation of the value of like estates on the basis of capitalized Income," he said. "On the death of a vassal In Eu- - the Before No Help Some brng of their sins unless Graft by any other name would there Is danger of prosecution. produce as many plums. To fthis "There was that tiny Item In the paper the other day, for example, about the dog that selected the middle of a busy street In BloouiKhurg, l'a., for bis siesta," she suld. "Little noting the vast number of persons who were affected by his discriminating search for a shady spot, the dog took a peaceful nap, according to the Boston (ilobe, while 400 respectful motorists detoured around him. "Then there was that other dog who had Hindu himself unpopular with his neighbors over In New Jersey because of his habit of barking at night. The local police recorder Iiud been notified, and the aged resident who owned him was given the sad command to dispose of him. It happened that the owner not only actually depended on the dog for companionship, but for errands at which the creature had proved remarkably dependable. "Well, the upshot of It was," said the lady who loves animals, triumphantly, "that CO persons, led by the mayor of the town, heard of the mat ter and testified In the dog's behalf. Some of them, mind you, even gnve up their vacations so that they might aid the case. And the dog was officially forgiven." 3 3 A Pi low's dog, "The compass," said the young Just the Maa man who knew a lot about every Magnate The man who marries my daughter will want a lot of thing, "always points north, you see." money. "Then it's Just too bad," sighed noSuitor (hopefully) Well, sir, the beautiful girl, "if you happen to body wants It more than I do! want to go south, Isn't It?" London Humorist. Wife's Story of True Love Used in Court Whlthy, Ont Regard for Dogs A As a rule, milk Is about the best food Fire- Helps Acquit Husband of Attempted Murder. 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