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men 18 and over (17 with par
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charge you will be entitled to 48
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Kodiak Diary
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the ground to get his gun, hut
says “Too late! Even if I hit the
brute I can’t st >p ^iim—” (He
meant the bear, not Beatty.)
But he shoots, just as Beatty
leaps nimbly across the hole and
the bear goes in head first and
the bullet im-ses.
I App rently rhey tie some rope
on he . ear-, leet, make a wood
en pia'foim from tiie edge of the
hole to the cage, then haul the
beer up by tractor and into the
cage.
In the last drawing the bear
stands >n the immense cage on
the 4 big wheels, going ‘Groooh!
Owwwww!”
Says the trapper:“Olyde Beat
ty, 1 take off my hat (he literally
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f he trapper wasn’t whoofing.
Well, the tidal wave came to
Kodiak, there were several eye
witnesses to it, but no one knew
it at the time. If they had, the
wave scaie Monday evening
I might have been averted
Bill Bailey, oar tender at
Pony's brought us in a book
(Outlines of Physical Geology.)
which gives the dope on the
waves: It says:
“The most conspicuous mark
of a submarine earthquake is the
huge wave that commonl> is
generated in the sea by disturb- <
ance of the sea floor.
“Such waves have long been
known as “tidal” waves, a mis
leading name since there is no
couuecti n with the tides. A
wave 'hat ominates from an
earthquake in now generally
kuown to seismologists by the
laoanese feim tsunami; it is also
cdied a seismic sea wave. Some
e of immen-e size, measuring
100 or r-ven 2«K) miles from crest
to crest and a- much as 40 feet
ii. height ,
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