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The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-23
BY l.. v. McFatridge

you ever risen in time to
n see the sun shooting its rays
- of rose and gold over the Ma
olson river and across Meadow lake?
Have you ever sat on the shore or
in a boat with hook and line listening
to the sleepy birds begin their twit-
terings and watched the alert trout
jumping in their efforts to get their
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-23

starting from lakes. This stream is
full of Cut-throats, which are SINH
lar in color to the Rainbow except
that they have red splashes on their
Threats which makes them look as
If they had been cut There are also
many brook trout to be found here.
These trout are small in size, hardly
ever weighing over a pound, but
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-23
Carnation Home
Cooking Lessons
g
2. nr~ D1-&
3, 0r~n1 DArA
To the Housewife

III y 80.
A course of Home Cooking Les
sons will appear each week in this
newspaper for the help of the many
women and girls who wish to learn
new methods of preparing whole
some and nourishing foods and vari-
GUS dainty dishes.
In these lessons I am trying to
pass on some Of the essential khowl-
edge which I have acquired not only
by personal experience but by a
broad contact with many practical
housekeepers.
Since the use of ~evaporated milk
in the home has become so general,
and because it is possible to have
the uniform quality and richness Of
Carnation Milk available at all
times, for any contingencies, it is
of particular value to learn the most
efficient and economical methods Of
using it. s.,.
You will find Carnation Milk has
the advantages of convenience
longer keeping and dependable
quality which make it much more
satisfactory than ordinary milk for
most dishes. 1t is also a perfectly
"safe" milk, for it is handled
through every step of the Carna-
ton process in the most sanitary
manner.
Carnation Milk is 100 per cent
Cows Milk, nothing added and
nothing removed but part of the
water, which is evaporated, thus
reducing its bulk. while retaining
all the richness of the whole milk,
from contented cows" which is
used in producing it. .Ns,
Carnations uniformity makes it
entirely dependable in cooking.
There is no varying in richness to
give an element of uncertainty 20
results when it is used. ...
Questions Of the most general in
terest which I receive will. be an
swered in the lessons and others
dealing with individual problems I
will answer personally. Tam al
ways glad to hear from any OF my
readers and to advise them con-
corning their cooking problems.
l also appreciate receiving any Of
your favorite recipes or suggestions
for household short cuts,"' and will
try to pass them on wherever pos
sible so that other wOnen may
profit by them.
Cordially,
7lAz<z BZakz
Domestic Scienee Dept,
Carnation MIX Products Co
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-08-23

Deputy Game Warden McFatridge,
whose duty it is to see that the state
game and fish laws are lived up to.
He is q very efficient official and is
probably the busiest officer under
State Game Warden @. "A. Jakways.
Frequently in season he issues as
high as 200 fishing licenses in q day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-07
Notice

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the American Trust and Savings Bank of Birmingham, Ala, will be held in its banking rooms corner First avenue and Twentieth street. at p. nl., January SI 1924, for the purpose of electing directors for the coming year, and for the transI action of such other business as may prOp1 erty come before said meeting.
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The regular annual meeting Of the | stockholders of the Alabama Home Mort- gage Company will be held at the otfics
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 meeting. ". V. M. ROBERTSON.
 President
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Notice of stockholders' Meeting

The regular annual meeting of ths stockholders of the Alabama Home Buud the office of the Association, 202S Firss Avenue, Birmingham, Ala, on Tuesda 7, December IS, 1923, at 12 noon, for the purpose of electing dierctoIs and trans acting such other business may coms before a regular meeting. H. M. ROBERTSON,
 President.
 W. V. NJ. ROBERTSON, General Manaper
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Notice.
Notice. rhe annual meeting of tho stockholders

The annual meeting of tho stockholders of The First National Bank of Birmins- ham, Ala, will be held on Tuesday, January 8. 1924. at its banking house. corner Second avenue and Twentieth street, in the city of Birmingham, Ala, between the hours of Il a. Tn. and i2 n.. for the purpose of electing Board ot Directors to serve for the ensuing year,
 F. S. FOSTER. Cashier.
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LEGALS
Notice

Please take notice that the partners f5i heretofore subsisting between A.Sssd Speights and H. G. Fain, known as tn Southern Motor Car Company, and cn gagged in the automobile business at -sv south Twenty-second street, Birningham Ala, was dissolved on the 3Oth day o November. 1928, and neither of the part ners will hereafter be responsible for tan, obligations incurred by the other partne or in the name of the said Southeri Motor Car Company by anyone whohso
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17

nlsts ssslsfse1lea a. EAs writings are
ssnulns hsfsFs shs = snllusd g ths
s~ard Of ss.kee, shieA hss hssn 90
cfssT sinss the nFss % gsHaaFs Of thls
year EFsn thsn lhs mssfeF all hsFs
70 be submitlsd 70 > full eemmissss
msstins
-fsssTdsFs mseslAs sss unique
saa remarkable Ia thai The alleged
phsnomsns weTs pTodaesd under unr
usual eenaltieas, We have 70 asts Ia
ssssisstsa eniy one other ease Of OBJ
isetise phenomena sHd that sas found
10 be fraudulent There Is no other
medium, a. fsr az 10 kaosn, she Of,
fsrs 70 produce phsneuleHs IN bread
Daylight ana under ths same eensis
tions as Mrs, Stewart. furpeTted In
dependent writing IL usually produced
on states In most EASES Of dstsetsd
frauds II has been fonad that a peaeil
was shut between the tao states and
the writings caused herewith, A.
Mrs Stewart operates In broad day
light and ss. apparently. there 10 day
light AT the point lshsFe the writing
10 produced. Il IL correct 70 say that
we have the only case Of independent
writing OF this nature which has come
10 the attention Of The investigating
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17
SPIRIT MESSAGES
BATTLE SCIENTISTS
Medium, In Broad Daylight,
Obtains Impressive Results

New York. Oct 1.-THE Rev Mfs
Joa X. stewart. psslar Of the IRE
independent church a. Cleveland. o,
an aspirsnt 10 the st,sea offered D,
the Scientific American far the pro
duosion Of objective psychic phsnems'
ma. made out . primafseis eass yes
tsrday before an investigating com,
mittss of distinguished scientists and
executive members Of the seientine
American staf,
Mrs Stewart. in broad daylight ana
after q search OF her person, produced
under conditions never before at
tempted. independent spirit writing on
small white index cards. the property
OF the investigating committee. First
she frsshened plueksd flowers be-
tween the cards and laid her hands
on top of the pile. Then, after an ap-
peal by Mrs. Stewart for the women
present 10 pray for her suceess. half
a dozen spirit messages In pink and
heiiotrope writing were revealed writ
ten on what had been blank spaees
Among these spirit writings were mes
saGes from the late william James.
noted Psychologist Of Haryord uniyer-
sity and brother Of Henry James. and
the signature OF the late William T,
stead.
Outdoor Demonstration
The seanee took place In the garden
OF the home OF Nh. New wayburn at
Bayside. l.. 7. Those present were DR..
Walter franklin Prince. principal re-
search officer OF the American Society
for Psychicai Research: DIR. Hereward
Darlington. a research worker In psy-
chical phenomena; Austin C. Lescar-
boura, managing editor OF the Sclen-
tifc American; J. Malcolm Bird. asso-
clate editor; A. G. Ingalcs. n member
OF the staff; Mrs. Weyburn. her moth-
err. Mrs Kirby. and brother-in-law,
viii Woods: Mr.. Esther walzer, a
friend OF Mrs. Stewart; photographer
and photographer for the Scientific
Aemricap.
Report of the Committee
At the conclusion OF the seance the
members OF the investigating commit
tee and Of the Scientific American Is
sued Jointly the following report:
Mrs. Stewart has made out
primafacie case. We are sufficiently
well impressed to proceed further.
There are two facts which stand out
In connection with yesterdays seance.
The first Ia that we have not caught
the medium In any blatant fraud; the
second is that the writings produced
were on what appears to be our own
cards, 1t is impossible to say definite
y, however, without further inve.ti-
ration whether the alleged spirit mes
saEes and writings are genuine.
Mrs Stewart has been invited to
submit herself to further tests and ap-
pears anxious to do SO. The commit
zee which watched Mrs. Stewart yes-
erda% was only a subcommittee The
Medium must first prove to our com |
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17

Gene. SCI aaaFssssa,r Aaita or
dtred
Hope twisted Rataisntly. and lea
her head fall back again, But Miss
copleg caught her bN the wrist and
ierked her 20 her feet.
whimReTiaE, Hops rubbed her arm,
so dark In the Aeads. she sighed
I'VE walked and walked. and ran and
ran"
Hope lay dawn daellslY. and almost
Immediately seemed 10 fall asleep,
Anita. after lowering the lisht,
seated herself where she could keep
her eyes on both her charge and the
door. she sat upright, nerves and
muscles rigid. listening for some se'
tiyity below. Once she rose preei-
pitately and stepping softly past
Hopes bed, opened the door and lis
tened, Coming hack, she took up the
same waiting attitude, and pressed
her hands distraetedly 10 her temples,
over an hour. surely almost two,
must have passed. and they had not
brought Kelsey hack,
At last the woman could bear her
vigil no longer. She got ur again,
hent over Hope to assure, herself that
she was asleep. then turning down the
light 20 a spark, went out. locking
the door behind her,
CONTINUED In Our Next issuel
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17

l
the girl, but don't want Ranger in
shut about what he knows, I'll pad
lock mine about him. Silence for
silence.
Just as we were stepping out into
the blessed sunlight of freedom-only
1t was raining-4my eye fell on high
board fence across the street from
the hoose-gow; and there, life-sized
and prominent, a glad message OF
Welcome to Our City stares back at
me. It's chalked up in hobo Ian
guage; and let me tell you. that he
who read was very apt to run. 1t
said Beat It for the Far West at
once. or you'll have your throat Slit
There was nice little knot of on
lockers there, waiting to see the
prisoner shake off his chains; and
knew the Combine would have some
innocent bystander on hand to make
sure got the friendly word. SO
fell over against Bryqn, acting scared
to death, and minute later told
Simonds that he wouldn't see me
again in these parts, as ! was off for
sunny California. and intended to stay
there.
"Then / went with Bryan to the
train, checked my motorcycle to New
York, rode up the line for three sta
lions, hoped a freight back again.
dropped off. and making my way
through these rain-soaked woods,
sneaked into the house.
Look here, kelsey, is there one
human soul in that hospital you can
trust, or think you can ?"
Kelsey reflected.
Morton" he said. THE house ply
stefan. could trust him, II we were
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17
BETTER IHAN CAL0MEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
situte for calomel a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver 10
almost instantaneous. These little olive
colored tablets are the result of DR..
Edwards determination not to treat
liver and bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects They don't injrre the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel They take
hold Of the trouble and quickly correct
it Why cure the liver at the expense Of
the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays
havoc with the gums. So do strong
liquids 1t Is best not to take calomel.
Let DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets take
its place.
Headaches, "dullness" and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and a
disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel "logy" and
heavy" They clear" clouded brain
and "perk up" the spirits. 15c and 30c.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17
t@WALLOWeD UP
~ a t1ssvJlsoa Njpoeeos~
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him help her into the Limousine a,
the curb
but | still don't see" Kelsey had
followed every Hord. his brow sFow.
ins mere furrawed as Charlie went on,
How could they know that shs would
50 into that shop. and order the
soda ?"
They didn't, Tsut a thing like
thai wasn't pulled on in hurry,
They had an inside man, Bryan says
named Fitch, whose business II was
10 md out about Hopes movements.
and tip them OFF when she was 10 be
out alone, Then they were ready 10
spring any ane ~ half dozen
schemes. whichever was the best
under the circumstances,
well, 10 so hack. told Frank
about the escape, and them getting
her again; and ne said II was funny,
II the girl really was llope, that she
didn't make for the hiding-plnee In
the old house. instead of taking 10
the woods, cot keyed pp then, and
he tells me all ahont Il. Ranger had
showed II 10 him once. when they
were down here together. Then he
falls 10 moaning and sobbins again,
and I tell him that | am going 10 get
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17

able to-conpnce him that Bristow is
crooked"
We've got TO get him here then,
without his knowing who we are; and
I'll undertake to convince him. You
see, we must have some one inside
the place who'll find out for us what
they're planning. Think hard. kel-
sey; what will bring him here? Some
girl he is interestd in?"
Kelsey dismissed this, palms down,
THAT wouldn't bring him; science Is
all he cares for. Wait minute a
light flashed over his face. II helped
him write a letter to one OF the medi-
cal journals. rebutting the statements
in an article by Dir. Jonas Cray
shaw. He was tremendously worked
up about it. Why couldn't we get
word to him that DIR. Crayshaw is
down here writing an answer, and
would like to haze talk with him y
Great" Charlie thumped Kelsey
between the shoulders "1ll take a
chance and sneak out to the nearest
fern house. and telephone him In the
character of DIR. Crayshaw. asking MN
not to mention my presence here TO
any one as am working against time
and must have the strictest seclusion.'
But it's dangerous for you to show
Yourself around here" Kelsey said.
Maybe, IL"
I'm show just as little of myself,
as possible. believe me- Charlie an
swered. And If i don't come back.
you'd better just lie low here until
night, and then try to reach Ranger
He paused. and ran his hands
through his hair.
II don't know but what III better
call up Lorry after all, he way
eredA We've got to have money.
Morton may need it in the hospital
to buy a spy or so. Lord! / hate
IL. Lorry might queer everything.
Kelsey gave a little jump. and
smiled for the first time.
Don't let the lack of funds worry
you," he said; and drew from his
pocket the package of bonds. spread
Inr them wise on the table.
"A hundred thousand dollars!
Charlie saped at them. Jumping
Why. it's Rangers
rams money. Where did you get
IT,"
Kelsey told him, Charlie iigging the
while and cutting fantastic pigeon
wings.
CHAPTER XIII.
When Hope drove back through the
ospital grounds and walked between
wo men up the steps, down when
he had flown few hours before
with her splendid dreams
# freedom, she was hardly conscious
4 the isnominious contrast.
Anita Copley met her In the hall
nd in that full dazzle Of light sur
eyed her gloatingly, cruel sweep
M dance that took in the girl from
cad to foot.
She caught Hope by the arm ana
al her upstairs to her room, thrust
az her in through the door before
er. Hope tottered to chair and
Ell into II.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17

they see before them. What they
want Is the simple means OF stopping
Rsssiness. sour risings and such dis.
tresses II they come.
A host OF people use stusrt's Dys.
pepsia Tablets because they give the
stomach the alkaline effect, they
stops the gas. they sweeten the stom-
sch. they aid digestion In the stom-
ach; they are balanced 10 do just
these things. and yon can rely upon
this relief every time. Get a so-cent
box OF stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at
any drug store and you will cat your
pie and cheese. gteak and onions,
sausage and bnekwhehts. cream In
coffee and defy old man dyspepsia.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17
IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply
Mentho- Sulphur to an itching, burn
ing or broken out skin. the itching
stops and healing begins, says a
noted skin specialist. This sulphur
preparation, made into pleasant
cold cream gives such quick re-
lief. even to fiery eczema, that moth
ing has ever been found to take its
place.
Because of its germ destroying pro-
perties. 1t quickly subdues the Itch
irg. cools the irritation and heals
the eczema right up, leaving a.clear,
smooth skin in place. OF ugly erup-
tons, rash. pimples or roughness.
You do not have to wait for i'm
provement. 1t quickly shows. You
can get a little jar of Menthe-Sul-
phur at any drug store.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17
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New Britain herald., 1923-10-17
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New Britain herald., 1923-10-17
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New Britain herald., 1923-10-17
NOW GO ON WITH THr STORY

NOW GO On WITH THE STORY
Now this il where you sit mn aud
listen" Charlie tapped Kelsey twice
on the chest with hortatory fore
finger. while ! was eating break
fast. an unexpected caller dropped In
10 the Jail TO see me. an old bird that
! sized up for doctor. 7 win. liz
II one. named Greamer. the Original
man who wandered all around Robin
Hoods barn. But what ] made out
Of II was that my man-eating con.
stable had got word TO him abou,
your accident. and creamer's dod.
dered of 10 the scene OF disaster
about three hours late.
There he finds Bristow. who has
recovered from a desperate attack
made upon him by a violent homici.
dai maniac. That's you.
well. of course Dreamer had to
get all the gr,iesome facts; and then
he -remem bered---he's Main Streets
walking historical society--that this
place, the old Rose house he called
IL. had some nook built into 1t. where
in the CHEEKY. old times the family
used TO hide when the Indians wanted
NO put = HiCh III hHSh w
having friendly little massacre Of the
lpalsfaces
THAT sets Bristow afire. He's all
for finding t. when Just then the girl
turns up. No doubt but what she's
been trailing around through the
woods; her skirt and shoes were wet
and muddy.
"Creamsr says. you stole a boat and
rot Oh. and must have capsized in the
storm. Several boats were found
adrlft this morning, two of them bot
tom up.
..The minute that Frank Bryan
came in saw that he was in bad
shape. He's cold fish, and I
couldn't fatter myself that he had
worried to skin and bones overnight
about my Ak. I'd been nursing
bunch about him for some time.
though, and this looked like mo-
mont to put the screws on him. 1t
worked.
There he sat. shaking and crying.
calling himself bad names and NUT
terine about suicide.
Il told him that was all right; go
TO 1t. But first. tell me what he
knew. LATHE by little, I got 1t out of
him" Charles thin mouth clamped.
KELSEY, he was in on that damned
abduction"
.What" Kelsey cried. Mr.. Ran
gers private secretary"
Yes; Just that. Yet Franks not
bad, nor is he particularly weak.
either. Frank was caught with all
four fest in trap. He's the good
young man. with the bad younger
brother.
The Combine-that's the gang
that's got Hope-needed him; so they
ffRmed the brother. which wasn't
hard 70 do a. the goods on him were
fhe4e 10 get Then they closed down
q Efank. He was told that all they
v1nosd w1s nifty thousand dollars.
WnacA Hanger would never miss, and
tAe ri would be held in comfort
nnAM 4 wAs paid. II Frank didn't
- 10 aAslst, brother would go to
mng ing for thirty or forty years
Yfnnk caved- Some dope was slipped
mo- Hope,s ice-cream soda while she
md every One else In that fruit shop
49, w1toiAng a row in front Of the
ennhisx's deak. And when she walked
"a, tire drug was beginning to work.
NE w. growing groEgy. and natural
b Whom Bryan came forward she let
New Britain herald., 1923-10-17
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