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Although Fred A. Henton, Kodiak I
Island guide and explorer, never
shoots any of the world famous
brown bears of his home-land, he
sometimes wishes the bears were
always in the same frame of mind
about this conflict business!
“You know that the Kodiak
brown bear is the largest member
of the bruin family,” Henton said
recently to the Seattle Times. “And
while most of these bears are good
natured enough to run away, occa
sionally you encounter a bad-tem
pered one. I recall a recent inci
dent in which it was fortunate for
me that the bear belonged to the
more sociable group. I was riding
up a deep ravine, when my horse
suddenly snorted and strained
backwards. Just five feet- ahead of
ne, in the brush, an enormous bear
•eared up*on his hind legs. He
vas considerate enough to take to
light.
“Besides its allure for the big
?ame hunter, Kodiak should have
;reat interest for the archaeologist,”
continued the explorer. “I myself
stumbled upon the remains of four
prehistoric villages, the summer
before last. Under a layer of vol
canic ash, I discovered many well
preserved h u m a n skeletons, to
gether with stone implements, pot
tery and hieroglyphics carved in
solid granite. These were still in
the same position as they were
when some ancient volcanic erup
tion overtook them.”
Henton was with Steffanson on
that explorer’s 1913 expedition and
accompanied the aviators Dorbandt
and Cope on the first flight over
Kodiak. After visiting in Seattle
during the winter months, he will
return to the “garden spot of the
North Pacific” in the spring.
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PLOT REVEALED
BUDAPEST, Dec. 8. (/P)—A plot
to overthrow the Hungarian gov
ernment of Premier Karolyi, which
was nipped on the bud a few days
ago, was revealed when General
Raics of the Hungarian army com
mitted suicide, after being arrested
as a ring leader. Thirty-two per
sons were taken into custody by
the police and more are under sur
veillance. It is understood that
the revolutionists had a plane
ready to restore a member of the'
ruling family, now living in Bel
gium, to the throne as soon as the
Premier had been disposed of.
COUNTESS IS FLIER
ROME, Dec. 8. (JP)—The youthful
Countess Sita de Ambuy became a
fullfledged air pilot. After 15 hours
practice, she described five nat
| ural figure eights around two tow
ers, much to the astonishment of
the judges, who promptly awarded
her wings.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 8. (/Pj—
Contract bridge raised its head as
the enemy of the happy married
life of Dr. Elmer T. Kerner, a den
tist. He obtained a divorce be
cause his wife upbraided him for
every mLsplay, frequently calling
him a fool in the presence of
friends.
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