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BOUND WEST.

2 BOUND WEST
= No Name. Line. From
Z Emp OF Scotland. White Star. Southampton and
Halifax
d Haverford White Star. Hamburg and
Queenstown
d Lapland. ........ Red Star. Antwerp, Southamp
ton and Chcrbourg
p Finland. Red star. Antwerp, Southamp-
ton and Cherbourg
@ Mount Clinton. United American. Hamburg
e 1Oh Hansa United American Hamburg
L IL La Touraine. French. .............. Havre
l. Rousslon. French. ............. Havre
Q 16 La Savoie. French. Havre
ID is Carmania. .Cunard Southampton and
Cherbourg
O 90 Aquitanla. .-unard Southampton and
Cherbourg
u 22 America. United States. Bremen. South
tmpton Cherbourg and Queens
o "a Potomac. United states. Bremen
ID 26 Ryndam. Holland America Rotterdam.
Bouogne and Plymouth
IS Orbita. Royal Mail Steam Packet. Ham
burg, Southampton Cher
bourg
80 Helg Oav. Scandinavian American ..Copen-
hagen
81 Asia. Fabre. .Marseles, Lisbon and
Azores
T "a Agheri. .rransatlantca Italania..
and Naples
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Jan 2s-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamen's Church Institute, IS
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian. or hours slow of Greenwich
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE SUNDAY. JANUARY 20.

Eteam.r From Agents.
Apache, Jacksonville 28th......... Clyde Line
Argon. Rotternam Tth ............R l. Hague
Badagry, Liverpool i2th........ Daniel Bacon
BRADFORD City Shields 7th........U 8 Nav
Brndavon. Tyne th.................U.S Nav
California, BORDEAUX 12th........ French Line
& Of Montgomery. Savannah 20th.Ocean IS 90
Clan Macbriuc, Aigiers Ith..... Barber Line
Comanche, Jacssonville 2ith..... Clyde Line
Concho. Galveston 2is........... Mallory Line
Cragness Huh tfftii.................U Nav
El Occidente. Galveston 2ist. Southern Pac
Gaffncy. Liverpool lith, ,...........A ~ bull
Grove, Kingston 22d. ...... Caribbean SIS Co
Hypatia, Barry i3tn..... Houston
Independence Hall. Rotterdam 18th,
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
fowan. Cristobai 2ist. t............. United Am
Manitowoc. Hoitaneu 3ist,
FOREIGN Transport and Mercantile
Marngo, Hull f3th...... .Ellermsn's Wilson
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CLOSING OF MAILS

promptly indicated 'ow at ns e'
the
countries and or
following closing ma
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Key to Chart of Steamships Crossing the Atlantic
POSITIONS NOON TO-DAY.
LONGITUDINAL SECTIONS STEAMSHIPS LOCATE

BOUND EAST.
s No. Name. Line For
G. Mnnekahda. American. Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Hamburg
3 Cedric. White Star. Queenstown and
Liverpool
Arabic. White Star. Madeira Naples
Genoa
o Kroonland. ...... Red Star. Plymouth Cherbourg
and Antwerp |
G iceland ....... Red Star. Plymouth Cherbourg
and Antwerp
7, II Samland Red Star Hamburg and Danzig
United American. Hamburg
United American. Hamburg
~ Cbica Frenc
y Lorraine. French. HaVre
81 Saxona. cunard .Plymouth, CheroourS
and Hamburg
G. % Scythia sunard. Queenstown and
Liverpool
ID o5 Csrona Cunard. Madeira, Cadz, Naples
and Alexandria
n 27 Princess United States Queenstown and
NOordam.
Boulogne Rotterdam
q II Orduna Royal Mail Steam Packet. Cher
bourg, Southampton and Ham
burg
n "a Roma ......... Fabre. Lisbon Marseles
T as Presdente Wilson. Cosulich. Naples and Trieste
q aT Taormina Navigazione Generate Itaana.
Naples and Genoa
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ciaIly addressed only) via Montevidco and
Buenos Aires, str SToRNEsT, s AM.
Grenada. ST Vincent, Trinidad, Cirdad
and Georgetown. str MARAVAL, AM.
Mexico Especially addressed only). via Vera
Cruz and Tanlpico: also parcel post mails
Hidalgo, Mexico, Morelos, Oaxaca, Pueblo,
Tlaxcala and Vera Cruz, str MUNPLACE.
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mean time Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
$500
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SUNDAY. JANUARY 90.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81.


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PRINTS a %
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plymouth and
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JAN. 2s, 1922

Modena, Turks fsiand 22d.. Columbus SIS Co
Montana. London 14th. Atlantic Transport
MORO Castle. Havana 24th..... Ward Line
Newburgn. Pernambuco sti. Munson Line
pannonia. London 13th.. .Cunard Line
Port Lyttleton, London 10Th. -. .Funch-Edy
seduoya' London 3d..............R l. Hague
woyo Maru. Hull i1th. Togo Kisen Kaishe
DUE MONDAY. JANUARY 30.
Assyria, Glasgow 18th. ........ Anchor Line
Carmania. Southampton 2ist... .Cunard Line
Ebro, Cristobal 23d. ............ Royal Mall
Eiger. Kingston 24th. ...... Caribbean IS Co
iroquos, Turks Island 10th. Clyde Line
Matura, Trinidad 26th: .Furness-Withy
Momus New Orleans 18th. .... Southern Pec
Pastores, Port Limon 23d...... United Fruit
! orto Rico, San Juan 25th......N Y a X
Ryndam Rotterdam 10th. ....... .Holland-Am
zuiia. Mayaguez 2ith.. ..Red ID Line
DUE TUESDAY. JANUARY 81.
America, Bremen 18Th. ..s....-....U Lins
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Cabo villano. Seville 9th. .Yoarra Line
Canadian Mariner. Balboa 22d,
Caprera. Messina 18th. itaiih- an
Carrillo, Santiago 10Th. United FRUIT
City of Pittsburg. Shields 18th. .Norton-LiIiy
Edward Luckenbach, Cristobal 24th.
Luckenbach SIS Co
El SOL Galveston 25th. .... Southern Pac
Empress of Scotland, Southampton 22d,
Grelsle. Agicrs 18th. .Houider, w b
Haisa. Hamburg goth. united Am
Haverford. Queenstown 2fst. American Line
Hellig Oiav, Christiania 2ist. .Funch- Edye
Lapland, Antwerp 10Th. .......... Red star
La Toursine, Havre 2tst. French Line
Menominee. Liverpdol 10Th. 9th.AtdanticTransport
Mohawk, Jacksonville 2sth. Clyde Line
Messiah. Liverpool 18TH. White Star
orizaba, Havana 2Sth. ....:.... Ward Line
West Nilus. Southampton 18th. Barber Lines
vandyck, Liverpool 18th. -. .Lamport d Holt
Almanac for New York January 20.
sun rises...... 10 Moon rises. Z ~ AM
Sun sets...... ) 90 Moon SETS. OF PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER JANUARY 20.
Sandy Hook. 80 AN ~ Pm
Governors Island. -. b5 AM 30 PM
Hell Gate (Astoria). 10 81 AM IL 23 Pm
The time given IN the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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DUE MONDAY. JANUARY 20.

DUE TUESDAY. JANUARY 81.
merics, Bremen 18Th. ..s....-....U Linv
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The time given IN the above table Is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Almanac for New York January 20.

sun rises....... 10 Moon rises. - AN
TIME OF HIGH WATER JANUARY 20.
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Denmark, Lithuania. Esthonia and Finland
Especially addressed only. via Copenhagen.
Libau, Reval and Helsingfors; also parcel
post mails for Denmark and Finland, str
EASTERN STAR. 10 80 AN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
ny IRVING FISHER

Vale University.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dee. ].
IA recent circular sent to
bankers and employers expresses
deep anxiety over the Fascist
victory In Italy and the gains
Of the labor party in England
and elsewhere. u predicts that
the same i,va Of the political
domination Of labor will soon APP
pear In America and viii threat.
en- the existing order.
believe that bankers and EN-
ployers. not 70 say the rest Of Us
have cause for anxiety. But what
The circular ovcrlooks i@ that a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
love OPERA ON
Il LINCOLN STAGE
Quaint Costumes Are Seen
! In School Play

II cannot tell what this love may
b..
That ccmcth to alt hut not to
me-
\ SO sings Wilma cowlcy, lincoln
nigh school girl. and leading soiolst
IN the annual opera 70 be presented
nv the high school December ) and
" IN the school auditorium.
epatlence" Is = quaint little opera
'cf the DAYS 81 tSee. when lovelorn
Imaldens were wont TO sing OF unre-
tquissa love. when Il was quite the
fAshionahlc thlng TO be aesthetic.
The rising curtain reveals the
|krounds OF an English castle. Long.
lflcwing robes OF softeSt tints. with
setaceful trains. are worn by the lead
ing lady and her attending chorus
THE man o. the day appears In knee
lhreeches. rlgh-pcaked hat and long.
,curly locks.
A chorus Of 70 voices. comprising
the hays and girls giee clubs. sup.
ported BIZ a so.piece orchestra. viii
accompany the leading soloists. This
/ Il the most prctcntieus musical pro
gram yet offered BY the high school.
HlAlDENs PURSUE
1FOET
The play introduces 70 charming
matdenS OF long ago. who have set
their hearts on Reginald Bunthorne.
( would be poet. To their dlsmay. he
has conferred his affections on a vii
iaxe milkmaid. She. in turn. loves
no one but her great aunt and a
childhood playmate.
Luckily. the long missing playmate
I appears Unexpectedly. But ALAS she
+ discovers that he Is so perfect that u
would be utter selfiShness TO love
him. The rather tickle young maid
en&. however. instantly change their
nmorous Intentions. and there ensue~
: most interesting contest TO win the
heart OF Archibald Grosvenor.
LIKE MODERN
LOVE
An the doubts ana triuinphs Of tho
\ modern love affair are evident In the
succeeding acts. II furnishes a live
/ y and entertaining comedy, replsts
with iaaghabie situations set 60 the
strains q haunting melodies and cap
tlvating choruses.
The lighting and stage effects have
removed the last vestige % the anna.
teur. and musical critics are expect.
ing TO see a production Of the better
sort. which does credit to a high
school ensemble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
CR|FFITHS HELD
TO HAVE ERRED
Supreme Court Criticizes
Seattle Judge

OLYMPIA, dec. Ts--superior
Judge Austin n. Griffiths Of
King county Il taken "a task by
tho stat. supreme court Ia n de-
cision rendered "Wednesday be
caus. he did not require the
United Mine Workers Of Amer.
lea. District No. 10. 10 answer
the complaint ~ the Pacific
Coast Coal Co. which charged
unlawful picketing Of the New.
castle mine during the mine
strike last year. and proceed 20
trial Of the cas-. ON It's merits.
Judrc uriffiths heard the case.
after several delays, on affidavits
no witnesses being examined. Upon
that showing he denied an injunction
against piekatins and found the
miners union insolvvnt.
Had tho case proceeded 10 trial on
it, merits. with witnesses called and
determined speedily ana DISPOSED Of
finally. tho supreme court says The
action OF the trial court. the decision
finds. leaves n THREATENING condition.
Go some ertent dlsordsriy. A tenn.
porary restraining order or injuno.
ton would hsve cured this condition
pending trial on tho merits.
Tire decision 81 Judge Griffths "a
reversed and the case remanded for
trial on tho merits. except for two Do.
PENDANTS, George Ayers and WIN
Thompson. named In tho original
complaint. IN. cases against them
being dismissed. the court finding
they had nothing TO do with the
pick~tinw charged.
The lower court II directed 90 re-.
auirs tho miners 20 answer as Go the
complaint ss sf~edily as possible and
proper 90 them and 20 20 trial there,
on very speedily thereafter" Tho
lower court also IL directed IN hear
tire case on tho testimony OF wit.
nesss- and not on sffidayits
A. 70 the picketing insua involved.
The court finds that there was very
strong evidence In the affidavlts that
pickesinK Of til~ mines was not
peacefully carried on. but was noisy.
boiaierous. coerrivs ana intimidatinE
10 employees Of thu coal company.
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money. fnc.dsntsily ,his would MOI
only prevent the real grievances
mentioned but would help their owr
pock etbooks.
AZ stsf~d NJ the outset. 81
course. there are ether grew.
snccs. hut Il IL doubtful " any
are 90 Important ~ those pro
dueed by initiation and dcflstion-
Lord DAbxnon. nov hitish
ambassador TO Germany and
one Of the master. ef this sub
Jecf. once said that he believed
"a per cent Of tho worlds Dol
shevism came from unsound
money. That h . higher per.
ernfsEe than 7 would aseribe.
hut I believe over 50 per c~nt
would be . conservative ~~fi.
mate.
And the worst % n IL that neither
labor nor capital has yet clearly
seen tho situation. labor IL there
fore now on the rampse. and 4,
quite likely 60 hang tho wrong man
20 the lamp post. while capital does
nothing except 10 demand that moth
ting be done When both sides de-
msnd ard obtain stable money over
half Of their difficulties win die
appear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

Roosevelt 40 often warned ua, tbs
only real escape from the danger
Of an overturn lies In rearessing
real grievances.
What IL needed IL 20 interpret the
recent labor unrest a. symptoms Of
social diseases needing to be cured.
There are several such social dis.
eases which ! could name. and prob
ably several others which would be
revealed BY a searching investiga-
ton. But here I shall point out only
one--probabiy by far the most TIM
portant This Is the unstable money
growing out of the war.
But what hss unstable money
60 do with recent labor unrestf
We do not remember seeing any
mention Of n In the newspapers.
Vet to find u we do not have 10
seek far. We can trace our way
back in three simple steps from
the recent political ds,monstra-
ton Of labor discomfort 20 un-
stable money as n prime cause.
This first step brings US TO un.
employment as the grievance which
more than any other. caused labor
10 make i's recent political commo
ton. The English labor pre.elcc
ton manifesto said. among other
I things:
J Unemployment and low wages
caused largely by the policy ~ the
liberal and unlonlst government
have brought distress to the bulk
OF the working people"
Since the election in which labor
/ came off second best, tho unem
pioyed have been demanding a hear
ing with Bonar Law.
/ In other words. labor in England
held the Lloyd George government,
I responsible for the vast unemploy
ment during the last two years and
I Will hold tho Bonar Law govern
ment responsible for putting an end
70 unemployment
The opportunity TO work IA like
wise the demand OF the Fascist ir
Italy. In America also the back
swing Of the last election IN largely
because Of the depression OF trpds
and unemployment.
Next We trace back this deprsa
sion Of trade and unemployment
whether In America. England, Italy
or elsewhere. to the fall OF prices
In 1920 and 1921. Always and In
evitabiy great fall Of prices killa
enterprise, closes factories, discour.
ages farmers and throws mon on,
OF work.
Going still further hack, we
may trace the fall OF prices 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

second and third doses usually break
up the cold completely and end all
grippe missry.
"Paps's Cold COMPOUND IL the
quickest. nurest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug ssorea
Tastes Mica. Contains no auinlne
Insist upon Paps's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
Car Deficit or Profit Which!

able. accepting 1919 Figures. when
the largest number OF passengers
wrrc transported. under the scent
plan, In the first nine month"; Of
tho year ioe.stT,eis persons we're
carried, a possible total Of iae. ooo. 600
for tho year,
Under the weekly pass plan, as
successfully operated In Tacoma and
number Of Eastern cities. such an
Increase would result in a gross rev.
enue of 81. tso. 600. OF si,0eb. 900 NOR.
than under Mayor Browns plan.
Allowing the same operating costs
M IN is2a. with no increase for al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

fnssan, Rslssfi Don't stay stuffed
up, Quit blowing and Anuffingi Taks
''Pape'H Cold Compound" every TIVE
hours until three doses ar. taken.
The frs, doso opens cioEgod.up nos.
trils and air passages u head. stop.
nose running relieves headache.
dullne-s. frverishrsss. snsexing. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

An annual deficit OF $4,000 for
tho operation of the municipal street
railway will result II the scent car.
fare plan fostcrcd by Mayor Brown
is approved. say persons who have
compared revenue statistics for the
last four years.
Adoption OF tho weekly pass plan.
on the other hand. would mean an
annual profit OF sis0.oeo 10 the city,
allowing an Increase of 50 Is per
cent IN the number transported each
year
Such an increase would be prob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
.SA Y STRIKERS
WERE ORDERLY

Judge Austin v Grlfnths decision.
which has 'uss been reversed b. tho
state supreme court. was rendered
In mo first injunction suit 60 be-
brcugh, IN connection with the strike
st The Newcastle coal mine. which IL
silll IN progress
Judge Grtffiths granted a tempo.
nary Injunction against picke;err 90
tho Pacific Coast Coal company. but
refused 20 make this injunction per.
mansnt on the ground that thoro had
bean no fioting at the mins and
there was therefore no need for .
restraining order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

ditionai numbers transported, the
mayors proposal would compel .
staggering deficit ~ nearly mil.
lion dollars year. Councilman
Erickson'r plan for a scent cash and
4ieo token fare. would result In
approximately the same deficit. and
In lieu Of transfers. rs per cent 81 all
patrons would be forced 60 pay STA.
cent fares. almost as much as under
the present nystcm.
Comparative costs Of operation.
with the gross revenue TO be oh
tanned under each plan. are ~ fol
lows,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
See Hope of Peace
in Chinese Empire

". A. dAraujo BRAZILIAN min.
lister 70 China. who arrived In Re
attic Tuesday on the President
Madison. declares that China viii
sec order and prosperity In a very
short time. Ito declares that the
Rockefeller Foundation In pssinx
has done much for chine~e-Amsri'
can friendship.
Mr. d'Araujo. with Mrs. dAuujo
and their daughter. will return 20
Brasil after tour Of America and
a visit 20 rarfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
DOCTORS OF ALL
SCHOOLS PRESCRIBE
p OR T OLIVE

NO matter whether your physician
" an aliopath, homeopsth. osteo-
path, chlroDractor or naturopath.
Ask them why they all agree on old
Port Wine and olive oil ss n food
tonic. II you are suffering from in
digestion. dyspepsia, nervousness OF
constipation. Just try Portolive for
one week and you will understand
why all doctors prescribe It. All
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

Ernest NewHham. who WAS eecre-
;sry OF the United Aim. Workers AZ
the time Of the suit. bu, who IL now
IN the fu~i business himself. declared
Thursday that there had bern abso-
iuieiy no need for an Injunction az
any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

Accumulated isaspssssssic with no bond payments
ssss period ip9a from iea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07
European Labor MOUes
May Affect Americans
Employers Express Deep Anxiety Over
Fascist Victory in Italy

the defiation Of credit and
none, beginning Early In 1870.
As Professor Cassel Of sweden.
shows clearly la his -Mowy
and Foreign Exchange After
1914 lust published. and NJ
every other economist knows ~
well. this restriction Of credit
which bankers In 30 many coun.
tries began In 1890 Was the main
reason for tho fall % prices
which hankruptca thousands Of
farmers and business men and
made million. Of workers Idle.
And there you have ~ The chain
OF causes Deflation. fall OF prices,
unemployment. producing political
vindictivsnssa
Whenever deflation or imitation 90
ours somebody's toea are trod on
and discomfort and unrest result
First va complain over the hlgii
cost Of living and than over the
depression Of trade.
II those now 10 anxious over 10,
hsr unrest. for fear their own peck
stbooks will be Injured. once real
ix~d that there arc those real Grsev
Ancca from initiation and defiatsor
(which ar. wha, -unH,Rbie money
meansl thsy would do sofneihins
else than wiring their hands In be
wildered anxiety.
They would take measures 10 pre-
vent imitation and defia,ion--~,has 10
TO stabilize the purchasing power oi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

Tho strike has been In progress
for IS months. and not a single
striker has been convicted OF com
hitting any disorder" he said. '-rha;
ought 70 be proof enough tina, the
plcketers are peacable."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-07

BRENTWOOD. Eng. Dec. 1.-Two
members OF the cult known a. Pc
cullar People" have died here with
out medical attendance. Their rsiis-
lou. belief forblds the use Of msdi-
cfne2
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-12-07
Prices Very Reasonable
Call once and you will call again

Mrs. B. c. Herd was a Grea
Falls visitor this week.
Jim MCGOWAN was a bushes,
visitor in Kelvin last week.
Miss RIDDEN, teacher, spenr
Thanksgiving at her home ir
Brady.
Shelby is dreaming of refneries
these days, and here is hoping
they get a couple.
R. C. Herd was a business Wis.
itor in Sunburst Tuesday between
trains.
The Colonel-K Kelvin, a Minnea-
polls company is taking on more
acreage in the Kelvin district.
A. Goeddertz, Jr., Walter Bak-
er and Jack Sohn were looking
after business matters in Sweet
Grass Tuesday.
The Sunrise company is dis
posing of its acreage in Is 2 and
will not become active in any de-
velopment work.
Bill O'Haire says he is going
to have oil running down the
streets of Sunburst-welI here's
hoping you will Bill.
Tom Powers returned the first
of the week from Great Falls
where he spent Thanksgiving
with his home folks.
The Bitter Creek company
near Sunburst@ is again drilling
after several days shut down be-
cause of the want of casing.
The Montana Oil Journal gave
a general write up on the value
of royalties last week, that is
well worth while the reading.
Owners of the royalties in the
Gladys-B Belle No. / are confident
ly looking ahead for their 6rst
pipe line check within the next
two weeks. There is already an
accumulation Of thousands Of
dollars payable on this royalty.