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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-20
.Ptue,wiTH Hof sPor 3

A new form of spark plug is de-
signed to cope with the less volatile
fuel of today. A monel metl ring
pressed into it's shell forms a "hot
spot" which conditions the fuel at
the point where it is ignited. BY
this method the plug is also kept
free from carbon or OIL
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-20
6l!lIa1Il0Bs9

Keep the garage warm.
Beware of overheating the engine.
Always keep the engine warm.
Keep tire cuts filled with selfhard-
ening mixture.
In cold weather, remove the fan
belt.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-20
WEDGE STOPS KA>rLtNe

An easy way to stop windows from
rafting is to fit small wedges in be
tween the edges of the glass panes
and the felt frames. Soft wood
should be used.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

saklada rozliSne dQhroGiaaa alnantn nstaVy stara
sa aby uz preiny biedy ludu boly Musi
starat' ysdelanie obcanstva tQpsu cel
rozliea6 yypSoyse;s lstYvy, menosdte skoly Vydava
opatrenia ahy Eabsspeci svojho OBJ
0ianstya pseto pesue tied menu (penaze) cla
hraniciach ktore 81 preto aby domaca voba boa chr
nena pred zahranienon konkurenciou. IA tym dcelom
nzaViesa Stat nJm statmi medzinarodne sluvy ospo
aar~ke (obehodns)
Tynto podaly len kratky nakres ukolov, ktores
stat us vykonavat ably udska spolocnost neprisa d.
zahnby pneniu svojch ukolov potrebuje stat ovsen
Vie ych nakladov ktore 81 obcana patit podobe
rozlicnych davok dan CHM vesie poEiadavky kladie
obyvatestvo stat tym viac dani je potrebnf ch
uspokoenie Dane pati obcan len pre- svoje blaho na
potreby kor6 "a neho stat obstarava Ohonne vydaje
ma stat ku prikadu len vydrzovanim organov Gradov)
TX udlzovaniu poradku CHM poriadnejsie by bolo oby
yatelstvo tJfn nene NAL by stat vydavkov Keby vsetc
pua boil hodn bolo by potrebne mene cetnictva mene
sddcov keby obcania iadne plati predpsane dane ne
bolo by treba tolko finanenych radnfkov atd VIDE
lanv narod mluje syo Stat dava pozor sam ma seba
take stat ma menej prace tm al menej vyoh TO je
ten smyseT statniekv, ku ktoreq msi kazdy narod
lvychovavat Stat to my vsetc jedenkazdy mas.
Skodenim statu skodme len sebe samyn! Vsade sd chy
by avsak tie musa byt len tax naravovane ably Stat
Dol uchraneny vsetkyeh nasich cnoch musi rozhodo
wat povedomie narodn6 presvedsene svoj v1astny
dom bori ten kto skodi svojmu vlastndmu statu! Il .
~ $-, y, (Nedelne citanic
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04
PRosBA K xl1ERIcKTlG sLo-
vkKOlG

Bratia, Sestry, Katolici, Slovaci! /!
Svetova valka poziadala svoje
obety, tax na zivotoch l'udskych,
jako al IA hmote. Nieilo sa vse-
tko, zivoty, kostoly, zvony, orga-
my. TAX al mas farnikov letanov-
skych neusetrila ale t'azkym ude-
rom mas ranila, zrekvirovali nam
pistale organa. Ostali SINE ja-
ko kvet bez v0ne, slavik bez
spevt. Mas kostol je teraz taky
itchy, jako chrobitov, nemozeme
chvalit nasho najvacsieho dobro-
dina, Pano Boha, zvukami orga-
ma, ale len pustym spevom.
Viete, re kostol bez organa je
jako jaro bez kvetu, jako les bez
stroma, jako vtak bez spevu.
Preto usnesli SINE sa, re 81 zado-
vazime novy organ, lenze zadova-
| zenie noveho organa v terajsej
dobe previsuje nase hmotne silly.
Preto obracame sa k Vam bratia
a sestry, ktorf ste "a moron. Po-
mozte nam! Obetujte daco ia
itento vzneseny ciel'. Prispejte k
dosiahnutiu toho vzneseneho cie-
l'u! Kazdy Vas mech obetuje
itol 'ko. kol 'ko moze! Kazdy ha-
lier, kazdy dollar Dude jednym
pilierom pri zadovazeni noveho
lorgana. Vase peniaze maju vel
XII cenu nasom kraji, preto ked
kazdy Vas len jeden dollar da,
usbierate tol'ko, re II mas to bade
vel'ky obnos. Panu Bohu obetu-
jete tieto haliere ma chvalu a
slavu Jeho. Vase milodary bud1
mat vecn1 pamitku. Nikomu
MEDIATE len samemu Panu Bohu
ktory Vam iste to tisicnasobne wy
nahradi tn ma zemi ma druhom
fsvete.
Ny slime tfame. ze mas neopu.
site, ale ze pomozete nam! Ia
kazdy milodar ma predok Pan Bob
zaplat' a pozehnaj!
4 s braterskym pozdravom,
/ v Letanovciach zupa Spisska
lSlovensko. posta Stvrtok) dna 5
okt6bra 1921.
w meme letanovskych fdrnfkov
| Js=>4 Hsndlov;S, far&r.
i IAN Sinkoyit. kantor-ucitel'.
4 I'm vitilEac, rychtar.
/ (Pecat'.
i Milodary mech Sd zasielane, le-
bo deaeseas Jozefovi p. Schre
mofskenn, pokladAikoyi Yeungs
town State Banky, ma ktoreAo ho
reHvedena ziadost' b6la zaslana
Vsetky prispeyky bldl potyrde
-. 20 -. b 4 ~. 8ss4as
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

Rude predstAveyane v PARK
DIVADLE "a 10 dni, pocnue
nedel'u, 6. novembra
Pod riadenim Fred Niblo Ira
ia Musketyri.' :
Fred Niblo riadil Douglas Fair
banlksa v predstaveni "Traja Mu-
skst5ri'' s
fnto inforniaciu podava sprava
Park divadla, Z kancelarie spojs-
nych umelcov.
Fred Niblo je jednym z najlep-
sich direktorov v priemysle po-
hyblivJch obr&skov. okrem mno-
hych Thomas \. Ince produkcii,
on 81 xislzal vel'kej slavy riadenim
hrJ |" fhe Mark Of Zorro" 5 Doug
las Fah.bankson. ktore jie povazo-
vane u jedno ! najlepsich filmo-'
vyoh predstavsni.
rrvou csobou yybratou ku pred
stavsniu "T1Uch Musketyroy'
ked' So Douglas Fairbanks po6al
pFipravovat' Dol George siegman
v charaktere I .Porthos, jeden >
troch nusketyrov ' tejto najpo-
vabneiSej Dalassovych povesti.
fFedstayenie bads zah4jene v
Park Divadle pocnuc 8, noyembn
IA 30 Allf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

Milodary mech sd zasielane, le-
bo deaeseae Jozsfovi p. Schre-
Mofskenn, pokladaikoyi Yeungs-
town State Banky,, ma ktoreAo ho-
reHvedena ziadost' bsla zaslana.
Vsetky prispeyky baldd potyrde-
ne v nasoIn easopise. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

Price, 49,. ooo-NEAR wYo. AND CONN.
AYES. Detached home Of real intrinsic
value, situated on lot 50xl6O It,. with
garage for cars. The house has .
large bedrooms. complete baths on
the second floor and has hot-water heat.
electric lights, hardwood trim. and has
the usual complement Of frst-foor rooms
with an extra layatory; servants accom-
modations. Convenient terms OF sale ar
ranged.
Price, So, ACCOUNTABILITY APT. VERY
desirable building located In a good
northwest section: FIVE rooms and bath
on the first floor and six rooms and
bath ON the second floor, and Is now
rented to good tenants at $115 per
month. This il an excellent proposition
for either home or investment or both.
You should inspect this at once.
Price. 8,s00-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. A
we'll built little home that is certainly
worth the price asked. 1t is now va
cant and in fine condition. Easy terms
Of sale will he arranged.
Price ST., 5OO-CHEVY CHASE. MD. WE
consider this one of the best bargains
on the market today. The location Is
ideal and the house is detached, on a
lot 10Ox125 IT. 1t has ten rooms and
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights.
metal Memberships and screens, sleep
ing porch and garage. Possession and
terms.
uEnCEC &, MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$11,5W.
An absolutely modern dwelling, near 13th
and Randolph sts., containing roons and
bath; glassed-in sleeping porch; space for ga
rage; hot-water heat; electricity; every con-
venience. Terms can be arranged.
GEORGETOWN.
$500.
An excellently located two-family nat, with
separate furnaces and cellars. The lever Fat
has rooms, bath and porch, The upper, 9
rooms, bath and porch. This Is q thor0uHhly
satisfactory investment.
ONE SQUARE FROM 10th St.
One Square From 18th St. Car.
$1O25O.
The only moderately priced new e-roen-and-
bath brick house in this AigAly desirable
neighborhood. The house - extraordinarily
features. Phone Main 2s45; we shall be
glad to show II.
PARK VIEW.
$500.
A good semi-detached brick house On Park
road; large rooms and bath; in very Nd
& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30
Tn Richmond Park.

In Richmond Park.
Detached frame dwelling containing rooms.
reception hall and bath Sleeping porch and
front porch Heated by hotwater and lighted
BY electricity. Newly papered: oak floors on
FIRST door: oak stairway. Vacant. Price,
IS 500 Cash, s., 500. The lot is 40x15O feet.
Paved alley.
New Hampshire Ave. Near
Park Road.
An attractive two-story semi-detached brick
dwelling. Ideal arrangement, four rooms on
each floor. Porches, front and rear. Hot
water heat electric lights. Recently redeco-
rated and in good repair.
Irving Street, on Heights.
Two-story six-room colonial front brick
dwelling; heated by furnace and lighted by
gas. Metal garage in rear. Price, $1,000;
cash, 81, 600.
On Rittenhouse Street.
Attractive new bungalow: rooms. tile bath:
porches front, side and rear. Heated by hot
water and lighted by electricity. Hardwood
floors and trim; open fireplace. Cement garage
under rear porch. Price, $1l 900. which Is be-
low actual cost Of construction.
ALLAN E. WALL
Real Estate and 1
813 18th St.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1894 H Street NV. Phone Main lUZS.

Price, SIS, oo0-WEsT OF 10TH ST. DE-
tached brick home that has never been
occupied and Is carefully and individual
ly constructed; has xtoas foundation and
slate roof; ten rooRs. TIVE baths. sleep-
ing porch, sun parlor, extra lAvatory on
first floor. built-in garage, hardwood
floors, open fireplace, electric lights and
hot-water heat. One inspection Of this
will convince you As to it's value.
Price, SO, 75O-NEAR 18th ST. AND PARK
RID. Brown brick, colonial-style house.
having front porch and double rear
pofches. 1t contains rooms and hath.
hot-water heat and electric lights; Is In
excellent condition and has room In the
rear for garages This house should
be inspected to be appreciated.
Price, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ONE OF
the Oldest homes In this section and is
located just of 31st st. 10 Of brick
construction and has . very wide 'front.'
age; all the rooms are large and It has
a very attractive rear yard and q built
in garage. Has numerous open FIRE
places and colonial type maHtels. This
needs come repairs and can be made .
beautiful home. Lot, 45xl2O #
Price, S10,500-NEAR WALTER REED HOS
pital. Detached home. we'll located, con-
tanning eight large rooms and bath. open
fireplace in big living room. hot-water
heat. electric lights. garage and chicken
house. on . very large lot. Reasonable
terms and possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

Park Place Near Soldiers
Home Gate.
Celonialfront brick dwelling containing 9
rooms and bath. Hot-water heat, electric
lights: large front porch. Low price for quick
sale. Owner occupant.
Near New Hampshire Ave. and
S Street.
Attractive three-story brick and stsne Dwell
ing containing 10 rooms and batha Hot
water heat. electric lights. A big bargain at
81, 500. Occupied BY owner.
Illinois Avenue Home.
Nearly new colonial brick box-typs dwelling
containing rooms and hath. Heated BY hot
water, lighted by electricity. Price, ae.500.
Reasonable terms caa be arranged.
Best Section of
Georgetown Heights.
Very attractive three story pressed brick
residence containing IL beautiful rooms and 2
baths. Practically every room contains an open
fireplace. Nicely arranged for entertaining
Very attractive terms can be arranged, and
the owner will accept . reduced price. II i'm
mediate sale IL made. Property ID vacant.
FER & CO., INC,
lsurance Brokers.
Phone Main 40.
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MODERN; o ROOMS, BATHS; NEWLY
papered; at q bargain price and easy terms;
very desirable location; near 18th and Colum-
bio I'd.
MT. PLEASANT REALTY CO.. sos 14tA st.
Exclusive ASents~ Col. 49,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Confined.
a FINE COTJ

Consisting Of q residence Of rooms AZ
acres of land, at ALTA VISTA. Nd. just ~
house and barn: beautiful shrubbery, fruit tr
5000 cash. balance on long trust. d. nc
property then advances. Let show you this
Taylor street northwest; only q few doors
from 18th St; a fine two-story home for sale,
furnished. There are rooms and bath. with
oil the modern improvements Of hot-wa ter heat
and electricity. House is exceptionally wide,
221ax147S feet deep, and is well furnished
Let us show you this fine home. Price, includ-
ing furniture, $500.
Orittenden street near 18th street; n two
story home of rooms and . baths; hardwood
floors; all modern improvements: garage; owner
occupant; possession when desired. Price,
$13, COO.
two-family apartment. on North Capitol
street just above Rhode Island avenue. There
are two apartments Of 5 rooms and bath each.
with separate heating plants and separate back
yards: second floor apartment Is now rented at
$50. This is splendid proposition. Price,
50 200: 81 600 cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

SHANNON
713 18th Street NV.
CHEVY CHASE,
$4,000.
One Of the richest locations in old Chevy
Chase, near the circle; lot 125x9o. First
foor: Library, living room and kitchen suite
Second and third floors: Four bedrooms. bath
and sewing room each. 2-car garage. Compre-
hensiyeiy modern and in splendid condition.
PARK VIEW.
$3.50.
six-room, bath, brick house. with hot-water
heat electricity, screens. awnings. hardwood
floors and trim; colonial front porch and dou-
BILE rear porches; in splendid condition. The
price Is far below the value OF this house.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$4,000.
On Harvard st.. near 14th; fine brick home
of rooms and 2 tiled baths hot-water heat
and electricity; hardwood floors and trim;
terms.
BRENTWOOD, Md.
$4,85O.
Eieht-room house; electric lights; gas: newly
painted and papered; large porches; corner
lot, 120x120; chicken house; fruit; car line
enc block
SHANNON
713 18th Street NV.
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14O5 Eye Street.

1901 IRVING NE.-$' OOG: FRAME; NINE
rooms two porches; lot 75xl50 immediate pos
session. Inquire OWNER. North 1o11. L
TWO-FAMILY HOME, TAkOMA PARK-AT-
tractive paved street block 14th ST. car ine'
new electric lights; comb hot water and hot
mir heat: rooms. bath upstairs; rooms.
bath down; garage. garden. chicken mouse
and lot. grape arbor; owner on premises. leav-
ing city: s10.5oo. $4,000 trust now on prop
crty.
Columbia 1O291-w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
2124 18th st. Sc. Six-room
colonial porch frame; newly
papered and painted; in excel
lent condition; vacant. Will give
possession with deposit. Five
hundred cash and thirty dollars
a month.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
3O6 Penn. Ave. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

FRANK A. GIBBONS,
Real Estate,
$40 Southern Bldg. Main 219.
Select your home from the fol-
lowing. None over 5000, and
TERMS can be arranged to suit
you.
$4,000.
Contains rooms and bath; located on 9Th
ct. NV.
$4,5OO.
Near Western High School: q nice little
home Of rooms, bath, and has q double "a
$4,5OO.
Nice brick house near Capitol and Library:
rooms and bath.
$3.50.
A two-famiiy nat. 5 rooms and bath and
rooms and bath, In a nice northeast section.
5000.
Another two family nat in northwest section
on car line; splendid future business value.
5000.
A colonial style house Of rooms and bath In
q good northeast section.
Our salesman will be glad to show you any
Of the above at any time suitable To you.
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
Real Estate.
$50 Southern Bldg. Main 21a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

1T street southeast, now Vacant Thts
three.story home located within blocks OF the
Capitol. shows splendid possibilities a. rev.
enue PRODUCER from room renting. There Is
always . big demand for rooms In this section
There are ten rooms and bath; q good heating
system and electricity. with large back yard
81 500 $500 cash, and the balance to come well
within the returns you get from rooms. Vacant
A fine corner home In the old part Of Chevy
Chase in Maryland: occupied by owner who Is
very anxious to dispose Of his home at ooce.
Here is an opportunity in home that meets
every requirement; West Irving street; seven
rooms: garage; breakfast porch. etc. Price.
$3.50
Washington Heights: a two-story semi-de-
tached home Of six rooms and bath; hot-water
,,..& prico e. ?50
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Mr.. Benuing new overhead bridge; 5-r.
frame; lot 1O0x21S IT,. alone worth e 500;
price ALL g. $50; $50 cash. balance S25 mouth.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1891. ll23 q:
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs

~ II 01H W ,o -, .
Pays principal. interest, expense and reheI
loan has been reached you receive all cash to
build. buy or pay off that mortgage on q home
Any amount. any place in America Call or
bldg. Washington Open evenings. Register
now. NOTHING LIKE OUR COOPERATIVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30
5000

On Columbia read. In excellent white
heat, electricity. Nice back yard to wide
alley. Possession 30 days.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

On Taylor ct. near 18th st. NV. New
houses. 9 and 8 rooms, tile bath; attic; hot
water heat; electric lights; double doora; wide
front and rear porches; deep lots to wide
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
Main 652d. 9Oe New York ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

On Girard at. near North Capitol ct. 6
rooms tile bath; attic; double doors; wash
trays and servants toilet; wide front and rear
Easy terms.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES
HOME.

d bath, hot-watef heat. electric light and oA
miles north Of Chevy Chase. Garage, chicken
,es, garden; grape arbor. etc. Price. <2l.OO
t wait until spring to buy q country home
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-30

27th 1t. mr.. p. NV; paved street; Or, and
h. bay-wipdow pressed brick: furnace heat;
rented SIS month: bargain at $3.50; $500
cash. balance $35 month.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-04-20
STATE FISHERY HEAD
SPENDS DAY IN BOHEMIAN

J. H. Brunson, chief of the state
fish hatcheries, spent Tuesday in
Bozeman on business. Mr.. Brunson
formerly made his headquarters in
Emigrant but is now located at Hell
ena. Speaking of A. L. Jackways,
the new state game warden Mr..
Brunson said, 81 believe Mr.. Jackways
is one of the best men in the state
for his position. He will be primarily
interested in fish and game rather
than in politics and will give his po-
sition all his time and attention. ]
am very much pleased at his appoint
ment. Mr.. Jackaways gave the state
its first fish breeding station"
Mr.. Brunson left for Helena on the
evening train.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-04-20
OFFICERS CAPTURE
STILL NEAR BELGRADE

On Saturday afternoon officers of
the sheriff's force made a raid on the
Randall ranch, some 1 and 1-2 miles
north of Belgrade and captured a
small still, a quantity of mash and
one small keg of monshine whiskey
that tested over 100 proof at the coun-
ty jail. An upright boiler about the
size Of water boiler for cook stove,
a barrel or two and many feet of
piping were included in the spoils
brought to the sheriff's office. P. W.
Randall, young farmer, was brought
in with the still. He has as yet made
no statement and is being held at the
county Jail pending his hearing.
The still was unusual in that the
process of making moonshine was diff
ferent from that of any other still
captured in the county. The steam
from the water boiler was, by means
Of pipes, turned on the mash, the re
sultlng moonshlne running out Of
pipe at the lower end Of the barrel
While the process was unusual tn
whiskey was apparently, as good a
the average run of moonshine in tn
valley. Several bushels of sproutini
corn and some mash were taken i
the haul.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-04-20
BOZEMAN ON OFFICIAL
NATIONAL PARK ROADS

Secretary Harader of the Bozeman
chamber of commerce has recently
received copies of the official govern
ment map showing the national park
to park highways and for thefirst time
Bozeman is shown on one of the Of
ficial routes. On the national park
to park highway there are two routes
leading from the Yellowstone Park to
Glacier. One of these goes through
Livingston to Bozeman to Helena and
thence to Glacier, the other goes from
Livingston to White Sulphur Springs
to Great Falls and from there to
Glacier.
These maps are issued by the de-
partment of the interior and are dis
tributed to the tourists at the diff
ferent stations in the parks. The
map takes in half a dozen or moro
western states by the national park
service and shows our two Montana
parks, the Rocky Mountain park il
Colorado, the Grand Canyon park ii
Arizona, the Rainier park in Wash
ington Nnd the different parks il
California.
The meeting with the highway of
ficials which resulted in getting Boze
man put on the official route tool
place at Mammoth Hot Springs o.
July 4. Secretary Harader of tn
local commercial club and Secretar
: G6odsill of the Helena commerce.
club had an important part in tn
. fight that took place to get these tw
= towns recognition.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-04-20

The most important still capture
yet affected in Gallatin county or in
this part of Montana was made last
evening by Undersheriff Morgan,
Deputy Shelton and two federal pro-
hibition officers at the ranch Of Chas.
Ellison not far from the bridge north
of Logan. The outfit was the best
ever seen in this county and was ca
pable of running about Is gallons of
the completed product in a day. When
it was captured, during the early
hours last night, it was in operation.
For some time it has been rumored
about that the lower end of the val
ley was being supplied with booze
from big hidden still. The officers
have tried in vain to locate it until
last evening, when they raided the
Ellison ranch. The still was found
in the basement of the ranch house.
The outfit consisted of two 40 gal
lon copper cans resembling an ordin-
ary milk Gin in shape. In one OF
these the first run of the moonshine
was made, the products coming out
about 60 proof, or 80 per cent alchol
hol. This product was then run thru
the other condenser, the final pro
duct resulting being 12O proof. This
must have been diluted with waite
The Bozeman courier., 1921-04-20
CAPTURE BIG STILL And COMPLETE OUTFIT
IN MOONSEIINE RAID ON RANCH NEAR LOGAN
Sherifs Force and Federal Prohibition Make Important
Capture Last Night-Fnd Best Dstling Outfit Yet
Seized and Over 500 Gallons of Mash

before it was sold as it was too strong
to drink. The cans had long copper
spouts leading from the top and these
spouts were connected with worms
which run through barrels of water
to. condense the steam. The worm on
the first can, which produced the low
test product, was lead with tin lining,
a regular brewers worm. The second
worm, which produced the high test
moonshine, was of copper. The two
cans were installed on a regular brick
furnace which was operated with coal.
The second can, where the condensing
is made at lower temperature, was
protected by a jacket. Several watts
with mash in different stages of fer
mentation were also located in the
basement. In all there were some SOC
gallons of mash and Is gallons of
finished moonshine ready for dis
position.
Chas. Ellison was brought in to the
county Jail, together with the remov.
able parts of the still. So far Mr.
Ellison has refused to make any
statement whatever. 1t is not sus
pected that he had any accomplices il
the manufacture of the moonshine
Ellison will be held awaiting the &C
tion of the federal authorities. -