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juESDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1922.
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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By the Associated Press.
Prince George, 'B. C, July 8. Two
amusing bear stories, both vouched
for by reputable eye-witnesses, are
going the rounds here. Forest fires in
northern British Columbia during the
past month have had a peculiar ef
fect upon some of the wild animals
of the woods, judging from some o
the stories brought in to Prince George.
A fight between a fire-crazed beai
and a mule, in which the bear was
worsted occurred at L. Mason's ranch,
at Bednesti, B. C. The forest fire rout
ed the bear from its lair, and in its
dash from the flames into the open
country it collided violently with a
jack-mule. The bear was promptly
stretched out on the ground by a
double tattoo from the capable hind
hoofs, and the mule calmly resumed its
interupted grazing.
Thoroughly angered, the bear pick
ed itself up and cautiously approach-
ed from a different angle. The huge
paw was brought down wiih a re
sounding thwack on the mule's ribs.
This was unfortunate. The hoofs were
again brought into play, after a quick
accurate manoeuvre for position, and
the fight was tailed off so far as the
Lear was concerned. Mr. Mason, who
had witnessed the unusual encounter,
dashed to the house for a rifle to fin
ish the bear, should any ba lel;c. Be
fore he could get back to the scene,
however, Bruin managed to get grog
gily to his feet and return to the less
exciting environment of the forest fire.
A tire patrol ranger is sponsor for
another bear story. While making a
survey in the mountain district, he
came upon a young tub suffering from
soveio burns on feet and body. The
youngster was whimpering from the
pain and the forester took pity on it,
lifted it into his car and there made
it fait with some rope.
The patrolman started on his jour
ney only to discover that the mother
bear had appeared and was in hot pur-
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sun. tne iracic ran unnm at .is
point, the bear, making long strides,
gained steadily ana tne r?ceu xor strat
egy was clearly indicated. The fores
try book of; instructions does not cov
er a situation such as this, but the ran
ger was resourceful and decided that
the best plan would be to throw the
cub overboard. His attempts to untie
the knots on the lashings which se
cured the youngster to the machine,
however, proved futile. Pursuer and
pursued came to a yet steeper grade,
with the advantage all with the for
mer. Finally, with one mighty effort
the old bear threw herself on the back
of the car, holding on by her claws and
paws.
This is where the forester decided
to retire in favor of the enemy. He
dove off the car, and regained his
feet in time to see it continuing its
journey eastward, with a mother and
child happily reunited as its passen
gers. Later the automobile was found
run down and everything intact except
the side of the seat where the cub had
been tied, the old bear having torn
it out to release her offspring. -
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WEST HICKORY
West Hickc'ry, July
ITEMS
25. Mr. and
The entire community was sadden
ed this afternoon when it was learned
that Mrs. Raymond Harris, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Little, had passed
away after being seriously ill for
some time.
Mrs. Harris became ill about a
month age and ten davs ago was
brought to Hickory where everything
was done for her that medical skill
and loving hands could do, but to no
avail and the end came today.
Mrs. Harris was a geautiful type of
young christian wonmanhood and her
passing has caused deep grief in
a wide circlle of friends. She was a
native of Newton but came to Hickory
several years pgo when her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Little, moved here
to "reside. She was a talented young
musician and was engaged in teaching
for several years after completing
her musical education at the Cox
Conservatory of music, Atlanta, Ga
in the early spring she was united
in marriage to Mr. Raymond Harris,
a member of a prominent Georgia
family and went to Murphy to reside
where Mr. Harris had charge ot one
of a chain of marble plants which he
and his father own in Georgia and
NortP. Carolina. The young husband
is - grief stricken over the death of
hist wife and the sympathy of the
entire town goes out to him and the
sci rowing parents and relatives oZ
Mrs. Harris. , ,
In auuition to her husband tne
deceased is survived "Av her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Little and two' sisters
and two brothers, Miss Myrtle Little
prvj Mrs- Vena Little Goode oi iiick
' ory. Dr. Ralph Little of Asheville ami
l Mr.' Byron Little of Atlanta, Ga.
Funeral services will be conuuetea
Thursday by Rev.. C. . S- Kirkpatrick,
pastor cf the Fit Methodist church,
assisted by Rev. Walter W. Rowe,
pastor of Cornith Reformed church
nd interment will take place in New
ten in the family plot in the ceme
tery there,.
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OPEN NEW MUSIC HOUSE
HERE SEPTEMBER 15
' Mr. .Floyd Kenyon of Newton was
Wp todav en route to uiowmg r.j;:.
and made arrangements for interior
'.hunp-ps in the store house he recenuy
;..Tior1 from Mr. tieo. -Ji.. msanar
' on Ninth avenue, and which he expects
i to occupy about August 15. The form
al opening of tne. ivenyon music
House will be held about September
1 15, Mr, Kenyon said. .
i Mr. F. A. Lackey will continue .n
'charge of the Newton house, bu" Mr.
i Kenyon will move ms family to Hick
lory soon. The company also con
ducts a inusiflhoMeinH
England, France and Italy are go
ing to investigate Turkish atrocities.
An.l then vthev ought to hang -every-:
tjJf body found smoking one. Life,
ivi.r;j. Waiter Carswell and little son
of H ildebran " spen t Saturday and
Sundny here with Mr. CarswelFs
parents, Mr.and Mrs. M. A. Cars
well. Miss MaryMilier.vrf Hildebvan
was here Saturdav night visiting
her friends, Miss Etta Carswell.
Mk. J. E- Goodnight of Henry is
here at present visaing hey daugnter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John
Chapman.
The school trustees of West Hickc'ry
report that they are about ready to
have the houses moved from the lots
that they recently purchased for the
new schcol building and that they
intend to start work on the new build-
p.' in a short while.
Mrs. N. W. Phelps and children
spent sometime at Lenoir visiting
he-" father the past week.
Bornlo" Mr. and Mrs. Dan Huffman,
a fine boy.
Squire G- T. Barger, overseer ci
the sninnin? department, is taking
his week's vacation at present and he
and Mrs. Barger and daugnter, lutie
Miss Catherine are spending the
first part of the week with relatives
at Catawba and the latter part of
he week they intend to go to Blowing
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burns and family
TV mi. i Mrs. Levi Kenworthy and
v,;ic,-, n,vi vir. and Mrs. Frank
Mitchell and daughter, Miss Cora
.. a t"i e ' a b'rthdav. dinner
Sunday near Taylcrsville at the home
ot vii'-i. Mitchell's father, Mr. D.
Connelly. a
The baseball team of West Hickory
and the Newton star team played
a e-ee Iv- Snturoav "'id tb score
was 5 and 2 in favor of West Hickory-
t LONG FIE W NEWS
Mr. Robert Icard and Mr and Mrs.
Ileivry Burch and granddaughter, and
Mrs. Parkes Burch motored to Blow
ing Rock tliis morning to spend the
:!ay. Mr. P. D- Short taking them. in
his car. . .
The Epworth League of Westview
met with the Bethel League Sunday
morning at Bethel memorial church
- ' "sr interesting program was
redei-ed by the Westview League.
i.r. aau Mrs. Bob Campbell of
Chlotte arpvisiting Mrs:' Campbell's
Is er 'Mr." Monn Frye. "
Mr. and Mrs- George Barger and
little raughter Catherine of -West Hick
ory are visiting Mrs. Barger s father
Mr. Adison Spenser in the country.
Miss Maultie Icard of .Gfanite Falls
spent Saturdav night with her sister
Mrs. D. K. Frye in Longview.
! CECIL B. DEMILLE'S GREAT PRO
DUCTION "MALE AND FEMALE"
PASTIME TOMORROW ONLY
Cecil B. Demille's great production
"Male and Female" founded on the
Admiral Grichton 'NSir James M.
Barrier's noted play, has been booked
for. return engagement of one day at
the Pastime theatre tome'rrow. The
cast includes Thomas Meighan, Gloria
Swanson, Lila Lee, Theodore Roberts,
Raymond Hatton, Robert Cain, Bebe
Daniels Julia Fay,and other notabie
j ars. If yea did not see this great
picture when it was here before do
rrot miss this your last opportunity.
It's worth going miles to see- The
price of admission was 50 cents be
fore. This time the admission will be
cnlv 10 and 3'& cents. Shows 3:5:7:
and 9. Special music at the evening
performance by Mrs. Hatcher.
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years " Itl removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract, and
allays the inflamation which causes
practically all stomach," liver and in
tesctinal ailments, including appendi
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