Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 64, Number 12, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 July 1921 — Page 8

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deck of the Pacific Mail Uvr (Jranltc State, which arrived here from Calcutta, India, created excitement among the passengers and crew. The hig cat broke loose during a storm and was captured after It had been locked in the o Ulcers' messronm and prcnltled into a cage. . The Granite State carried a large collection of wild animal, valued at more than ?::oo,CaU, which are to be distributed among American zoos and to motion picture linns.

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New York. Knun African trlbosman t !Ishop of tb Protestant Episcopal churcli Is the career ofHcv. Dr. Tliev Ithilus Moinolu (lardiner.wvbo was seerated bishop suffragan of Liberia. The ceremony took place In the Church of t lie Incarnation on Madison avenue. The venerable Ilislmp Daniel S. Tuttle of Missouri, who in his eighty-four years has consecrated ." bishops, otliciated, assisted by IJlshops (bailor of Tennessee, Mannin of New York, Matthews of New Jersey, and Overs of Liberia.

Preferred Music to Ether During Operation

His own music so soothes Oscar J. Kelley of South Boston. Mass., that he preferred 'it to ether while hospital surgeons were probing for a bullet in his thlsh. AVlien the doctors began to

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PARIS VEARS short sleeves

Arm Covering So Abbreviated That Bracelet Is Worn Above the Elbow by Young Girls. Over In Paris they are still wearing short-sleeved dresses and so short that the above-the-elbow bracelet is used with such dresses, especially by the very young girls whoso iirnis are as slender above the elbow a below. The Trench study the psychology tc n much creater extent than we when considering a style. For Jnslance, one authority says that no woman should wear long sleeves whose head Is not perfectly well dressed. With her hair properly marcelled and with perfect boots a woman may wear long sleeves with great advantage. And come to think of It, can you not picture the woman with beautifully dressed hair as a very dainty lady ftuleed In a gown with long plain sleeves? If she has a cool complexion, says the French critic, let the gown be black, but with a bad complexion avoid black. In these days of made-up complexions however, almost anyone may have a good one. A bracelet made of a band of pearls is worn outside the long sleeve, just above the wrist, or the watch on a black band of ribbon Is used Instead, outside and not Inside the sleeve.

The Jersey Returns. Wool jersey overblouses for women are among the new novelties. Several recently seen were cut to fit the figure very snugly about the shoulders and bust, so snugly, in fact, that the old-fashioned jersey jacket or basque was brought to mind. Collar, cuffs and banding of angora In contrasting color and heavy wool embroidery constltute a p'opular tpimmlng for these overblouses, which are designed for sports wear, and worn with plaid wool skirts or plain color skirts matching either the blouse or its trimming In color.

Fashionable Shades. Important In the millinery world are a new ruby shade and a startling tnrPAN GOLD IN LOS -ANGELES

Worker.! Find Pay Gravel Not So Very Many Miles From the Center of the City. Los Angeles. Gold is being panned daily but a few miles from the center of the city of Los Angeles and near the heart of the north residential district. Guy W. Rollins; chief engineer for a rock and gravel company, which operates in the Arroyo Seeo, has Installed a system of crude sluice boxes and each day "pans' out a quantity of the precious metal that nets him $20 weekly The gold dust is found In the gravel that M dug from the bed of the Arroyo Seco and for years has been left with the crushed gravel to be used in road construction. Hollies discovered the "pay streak" when he entered the company's employ several months ago ui:d has been panning It klnce then.

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Washington. The bureau of the census. Department of Commerce, Issued a preliminary statement giving the sex distribution of the population of the United States, as shown by the census taken as of January 1, 1 '. lv . The total iopulation of the United States, 10.",710.trjo, comprised rS.in mt,"70 males and ÖT.MO.'JH females. The

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of males to UM females for each censsus year. from IS'JO to lOJO:

V4.Q ivs.) 1310 l7o V'C.2 lf0 V4A Im 1H.7

lSlf) 10&.0 ls 104.3 At censuses prior to 18:20 the enumertors' returns showed the sex distribution of the white population only, for which the ratio of males to females was UM to 100 in 1S10 and 1MH and Htt.S to . 100 in 17W. Thus it will be seen that in the United States there has been a preponderance of males at every cenvus from the earliest to the latest. This condition Is due In large measure to the fact that the total population Includes a considerable proportion of foreign-born persons about V. per cent in 11'J among whom the males greatly outnumber the females. The excess of males is not, bowever, due wholly to hnmigration, the native

I population having comprised a greater j number of males than females at every census fori which .separate re-

turnsyor natives have tjyen made. The" preponderance, of males over females in 1 0-0 appears for every state in the Union except Massachusetts, Kbode Island, New York, North Canlina, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, in which states the number of males to 100 females ranges from 0C.: for Massachusetts to 00.0 for North Carolina. The District of Columbia shows a far greater excess of females than appears for any state, its ratio being only S7 to ICH). , The sex mtios are lowest, as a rule, in the Kastern and Southeastern states and are highest in the Western states. Among the states east of the Mississippi river, Michigan, with 110.8 males lo 100 females, Is the only state in which the ratio is in excess of 110 to 100; but of the 22 states west of the Mississippi, 12 North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho. Yyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Washington, Oregon and California show higher ratios than this, the highest of all being that for Nevada 14S.I to 100.

NEW DEFENSE FOR HONOLULU

Big Guns to Be Rushed by Rail About Island of Oahu Plan New Fort.

Honolulu, Hawaii. Two important announcements of further plans for the defense of OaLu, the island on which Honolulu is situated, were made recently by army headquarters here. One calls for formation of a railway artillery battalion and another contemplates the establishment of a new fort to command the entrance to Pearl harbor, the nayLs great base, six miles from this city? Twelve-inch mortars will be used by the railway battalion and the tracks of the Oahu railroad will be utilized to transport them. To strategic points on the Island not touched by the railways at present, spur tracks will be laid, so that, In case of emergency, heavy guns may be rushed to any section of the coast line ns fast as locomotives can haul them. The railway mortars have a range of lS.OOvards. ARTESIAN. WELL ON RAMPAGE

Begins to Flow 100,000 Gallons Daily and Ruins Owner's Land in South Dakota. Sioux Falls, S. D. The great Hear Kutte artesian well, struck a short distance north of the lilack hills, has develoiKMl into what is believed to be the greatest artesian well on the American continent. This immense spouter now is running wild, and strenuous efforts are being made to control it. This must be done by capping it, which will be difficult. . When the How of water was first struck it flowed at the rate of ,ro.oo0 barrels a day. It is on a real rampage. The water is cutting deep fissures in the eighty-acre field where the well is located, and the owner of the land fears the land will be ruined.

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Meanest Man Made Socks of Wife's Silk Stockings A tired-looking woman approached W. J. Burke, attorney at the free legal aid bureau In Kansas Oty, Mo. My husband has not worked for months," she said. "He is a plumber out of work. Last night he wanted to go to a dance, as usual. I had only one pair of silk stockings. IIe found th?m

and cut off the tops so he could wear them to the dance as socks." The woman was told to obtain u nonsupport warrant.

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