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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
The Observer
By Jim Marshall

yesterday we went into
cigar sturr-ou Union ~ 20
Ect can OF Edgrworih- and
noticed that tho dice shakers
land the punchboarda
were missing
and twu chaps came In
and stood az The cuuutgr-nn
ono faid TO tho other
I'm shake sou for the
cigars"
Ind Tho clerk said they
couldn't for n day or twD b.
causo Nr Colyin had told them
90 put gambling apparatus
away and was going 20 stop
gambling altogether
80 the two chaps looked al
each other and 6ne pulled out
quartrr-and said I'm Zip
you Tor the cigars Instead
and his chum said that was
all RICH,
10 they nlnped.-and tho
rhum guessed wrong
land paid Tor the cigars
and they ~ W.
and went out
and an old gentleman who
had watched tho performance
said tho cigar man had bet.
ter spend the quarter bcforu
Il was congibcated
las gambling apparatus
and Wc suggested that tho
only way 10 stop folks-from
taking ohanee-was 10 con
fiscats
the gambling instinct
at which the old man smiled
and said-i, was better to
make use Of Il
than suppress u
tho gambling instinct the
old man said put into
humnns-for purpose
and that instead OF trying
10 suppress tive should find
tho right way-to use it-for
good and that II We suppressed
it--in one place il would break
out
In another
and no said that the pio-
necrs lcft the F.ast--nnd came
weat--bccausc OF tho gambling
Misunderstanding that they could
win hnppinoBs-with their
brains and Drawn against the
raw country
Columbus the old chap
said-was impollcd by the
gambling instiuct--and Of course
It's byword that Cristoforo
took chance
and " you think u out
youti sec that al the great nd
vanccs in history-wcro made
by folks who s'aked themselves
and their beliefs against tx
norancc and intolerance 49, and
greenland mcnnness.
and won
AND. LISTEN: The good
Lord didn't put the gambling
instinct Into uB--for "a bad
purpose-l1c put It therefor
a GOOD purpose
and It's up to us to find out
what that purpose Is
and try TO accomplish It,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

ful.
You take great pride In your
work. o.
You IRE fitted TO occupy n posi-
ton Of trust,
For you are honest.
And have executive ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
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4BBiHF#dhy
SATIlRDAY. NNN. 21


II so, you have n studious mind.
You will dclvo into higher planes
of thought.
And have a taste for tho
sciences,
You study all tasks deeply.
And carefully plan your work,
You read n lot. 49,
And nro interesting In CONVEX.
Bation.
Originality In your charm.
You are somewhat sensitive.
But are considorato Of others
feelings,
Your home life will be harmon.
Oup,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
SUNDAY, NOV. 22

n 30, you are clever,
And you arc also very original.
You are successful In most
things.
Because Il. your pcrsuasivcnoss.
\ You have capacity for intense
application.
And you are accurate and care
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
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All Lciicrs The Star Must Have Name and Addre,j
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

gcther with !. {. Johnston, man
aeer Of the store are leaving to-
morrow for san Diego. Mr.. Bridges
wiz return t'o FIRST of the week,
bu. Nr. Johnston viii 80 to 10,
Angeles la:or.
Nj. and Mrs. y. ". Wheatley Of
san HieEo axe spending the day in
Fl Centre.
Robert s. Reese OF Wcs.morland
was in Fl Centre yesterday on bust
ness.
FauIall Henderson Of Calex:co
was shopping ia Fl Centre yestcr-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Waite and
Ms. r. Powell OF Bgawley spent The
day in FL CantTo Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

general manager Southern Sicrras
Power Company; 3. A. lIarrigan,
county horticultural commissioner.
and G. II. Nccke, directr, state de.
partment of agriculture.
Tonight tn" realtors will be
guests of the CaleXico Chamber of
Commerce at dinner and tomorrow
VIII visit tn" Imperial Irrigation
District s headquarters at Andrade.
later going to the highway cele-
bration 4. Yuma, and VIII return
home to Los Angeles and vicinity
by way Of san Diego and the
coaS..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
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PTPC0TA AT G

NJ. an1 Nrr=. william Rodrr and
-oo cf G7o -'ator'o. Te~a-. are n
he varo-- t.1av so their tour
.',-o,,aa ~o~tNr-, CerFo,uia.
Nrord",ane G. " r'.'-4re F-er'.
r~,-1~~ l' = Show Vi1touo SAarv
- X 0troiro~. =. Fdva~ls and
VIII Pot'e IN Of Toitvi'N w.to
v;-f'rrz ~ n Cau;-o ,.as+or1ov.
11ra Don q. Gcad-'-h cf turariol
-,Io roeoo'Iv ",'6err eat ~ oucra-
.io1 far oonoud,.'t;s Of tho r. CON
.~o loeni+:1 ;s rl-ove-'r,, rqnidN'
oooor rd;r.o t. loto.t arnauncrroouts
~ o,,d Mr.. Huber \. Collins of
';is o,tv 1cf- fiji, aftornocu fcr
.ho vl,,no coleIrot'or xhcrc +hCv
,..;u ro,oair rr'i Ho~1o,- morniur
~rav are former residents Of That
ci:r whore thcv lave hosts Of
friends au1 arr t"kiug . 'ecu inter
90 I'm the coici.rati., tNrr".
Cia~onrn Cr9vF,-d of %a0 Diego
is in Fl Cortro today on husncss.
Pobcr' &. Schradcr Of the Finance
0orrora'icn Of Los Angeles IS .H
~ Centre On business.
Mr.. apd Mrs. lean Jocrlin acd
Nr. and Mrs Charies Thorn are
Inusc rlcets of Irs. hltcrt Nc.
Gc..rcv at Ear home on Fifth street
NTr. ard Mrs. Tr1map Thowrson
nf Glendaln are the hoUeo "-!oats
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rurus.
Mr.. aud Mrs. a. r. Underwood
'aFt for Yrna this morning TO at.
tend the Yuma celebration.
Y. 4 Gtcwa-t of Stewart Com
uarv. New York. one Of the lar"
est ohipucrs and commission Nor
~ior' concerns ~ the United Statos
iq hero tndav commnniH" with thc
/ lettuce f,-owors cf Imperial Valley
Miss Ruth Harabic of the dis
'rict attorncv's office is lcovin" fo'
Los Argeles' tonipht, where ahc vii
suoud the Weekend with friends.
Mr.. anl Mrs. John 3. McNe"ct
( left todav for San Dieoo whore thcy
vii encud the weekend.
! Charles Hcmick Of Denver, Colo
ra3o. is sightseeing in the valley
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Plumb anl
marty Of EmnGria, Kansas. are in
the vallcy TO-DAY on their tour oi
Southern California.
Mr. ard Mrs. John G. Wood Of
New York Citv are registered al
he Barbara Worth hotel
Mrs. f. II. Brown and party ot
. Calgary. Canado, are registered a'
the Barbara worth hotel.
w. +. Thornc Of Los Aneclc2 is IL
II Centre today on business.
Jack Auowsmith, Of Los Angeles
Mutual Building ana Loan ossocia
ton is IN FL Ccutro ON business.
j. n. Schulier Of the Los Angeles
Herald was in El Centre today.
y. s. Summer has been very III
for the past week and unable to be
at bis store
Mr. and Mrs II. A. r. Carleton
of Glendale are the house guests Of
ID. and Mrs. Norman E. Dupont.
n. 0. Bridges, manager Of the
shoe department Of Salomon g, to.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
Farm Lands Is
Theme at Busy
Sessions Today
CONTINUED from Pace y

NNOutlu IIOlil I've
Handicapped from 50 10 60 points
lrtwcea those things he sells and
those thing lie buys.
r.. Clemcuts dtclat,d that he
! has ro history of ''anv Of these SO
called ,nopi iativc lanS orgauiZa-
tiau having fulfilled their promise
&C. b..9g carried on to successful
iS>vr foa the eoionis'. Had the
land seeker made an outright pur.
chase daring any Of these years his
investment would not onlv have
bo.u secured but would haye repre-
srutcd an accrued wealth greater
than Ill any other field he could
have entered-even though lie h&d
u.yer .urned :he sod. =
Carlyle Thorp, general manager
of the California Walnut Growers
Exchange, who was unable to be
present NJ the conference, sent Il
copy OF his address, from which
the following is an excerpt.
The greatest proolem confront
ing California horticulture, appears
20 lie the Developing OF profit
able market for our rapidly and
continuously increasing output. Th"
present normal annual increase of
our horticultural products is above
l. per cent. As the population of
America is increasing only at the
rajr cf abor IL per ecut an
rually i - apparent that our hor-
t!cultural production is showing Il
net annual increase over population
Of ahoUt L i par cent.
"Tla only large possibility for
Increasing the demand for Califor,
Iia horticultural products is through
a modification of the eating habits
Of the American people. The Cali
ioruia producer : problem IS to en-
courage the habit4 of our popula-
tion toward eating I1're of our
Fruits and aRts. The American pub
lie cannot be expected To eat much
more food per capita, but they may
j." induced 10 cat a d,fferel, kind
OF food.
Busy Afternoon Slated
T,'osra'"s Of regret 1t their in
ability 10 be present Wee read from
Robert \. s"ink. yice president Of
.io Own Your Home committee Of
rhn California Rel Estate Asscc.a-
ION; Harrison Lewis, state chair
man of eAuaat.au Cor Tie associa-
riou: \. Z. Miller, san Diego. and
frazior Q. Rfo2 p2s; president Of
;ac soeiatjca.
This afternoon : program inelud.
ol ,aH- by Harvey u. Toy, chair
r.. Of he stat, highway commits
sion; y. Rieha.l Ainsley, president
o. the Real Estate Assoc;ation; H.
IT, CLARK, general manager OF the
Colorado River Land Company;
clifton J. Plat'; Charles T.. Scott,
president Of the Associated Cham
bGs Of Commerce; Joe r. King,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
JOHN NC CORMACK IS
NOW FULLY RECOVERED

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. 81
John Mccormack, the Irish tenor
who has been recuperating here
following brcal, in HIS voice a
New Orleans, has fully recovered
and resumed singing last night here.
He Viii pick up all postponed
dates, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
Central Hemet
Game Tomorrow
On Local Court
BY Margaret Gates
Reporter of Girls School Activit.

Reporter OF Girls School Activities
Central 5 championship girls bas-
ketball team is scheduled to play
the llemet championship team on
the local gymnasium court tomor.
row night. The girls are practiciug
hard and assure US that they will
win the honors for III Centre this
time as they have in all the other
games this year.
The game is to be called at seven
o clock and will be finished in
timc for those who attend the
game to be prcscn; in the auditor-
ium for the Junior College Frolic.
Az n special treat to the visiting
team, the Central girls are plan
ming on taking the Hcmct team TO
the frolic.
4 new linen mill is TO be built
at Vancouver. Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
Lumbe- Company Entered.-'

o'Fee of ,te Eai-ev Lumber Com
a..- 5n Tsllrrn S.reet was rn'fred
.ss, CIR, tae intruder breaking 'Ae
g'.-- i. p d5>- 70 obtain ca'r" The
e.s. register -eas ri.ed of " fe"
pennies. 'ac h1-g.ar @e.f.lZ p-ae-
. .s.a.r@ :o- L.- t.o-D-c.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

\ heavy acreage Of mustard has
been planted III the Lompoc VALLEY,
Santa Barbara County, during the
last two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Four Held for Ir-esGga- -.ol- p
Jeimdo BarGas, is, Ralph GIctcr-
rios, %, Noises Z-lirigas, y. and
Bacidio Cuimen, -, were arrested
at Indio by immigration inspectors
and have been brought 70 the eoun-
ty jail to await an Investigation IL,
10 their right TO remain N this
country. Il IS claimed that their
entry into tie United States was
illegal. Bargas las been here three
years, Guterrios five years. Madri-
gas one moltL and uulIaeu j. davs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Fa' ~e prompt -eliei II Chest Co;cS
Coup. 'rfuenza. poearooois and
PisurlAy Pans rrice- soc
FOR SALE BIZ
LoynG Drug Co. Main at Sixth 81
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
6ent,aeed fgr Druakenese-

~as.- s.aga. r.a-eee T.'h f-9"<-
--se. wa- tnr4 500 dollars .a 'ae
rl.re e,lrt 'l.> naming oY J7d2e
UIre.a2, The re.f' sna: juan
HD4rp1ez - 't" o1aatE .al for u
taoaf4e ra .ge - In''y lar
rf4T.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
Firr-~en Ge+ Two Cs14-Tla ire

1erartmcr- was ca.lel ont 70 the
rear = tae Oregon hotel - -
Yesterday .f'r-ac.r. <.- % tire in
" rlai.-l H... Ias .rr.E.tu- rr-
'rrret ~ l.algu.,-e-= c..rre. I'M
rol.afal-. ',e t.sc be.aE cx-.ugai-h-
cl without t1l.g ans damage. One
heg- la-or i-o-ae' ea'i s~4' the
firrm-a 20 Ner and Brighton -..@,fs
f1t saal. l.-- II e shack. The
o.. u:Ea 5sas slig,- IL .a.- c.sC.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Automobile 1osnG.- T dear ~our
a.- and Ioar yrI money. Won paY
',a hv re month. Fred z. Cro@s.
crG Hatu ~. Faoae 1921, FL Cen
,-, a1Y.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
DAVIS Beauty P&rlor. Phone 227

~
Goeka D.Yorce Ida = ramer.
t1to4ga irt a't,..el. =. f A'r5i-
pin - Ca,y.rp. tas f... t..t FIR
d.tefea f-ou l11rea@~ H FaimrF.
a' .r+.t .e.er l1n a1t lntS.efaL'e
ea.~. ..r rlns.a4e. s'afes iae
raaha married ~ f4a'a ELa.
Jan.afr 3d. .9z9. a4H -rbata'ea ~
as ta.rzsrD. A4p.es III. lb11.
Eofand'a CrcEeetra. 04sl~ foy 81
oecas.o.s lG1ae j. Csa'f, 1>> aey
. VIZ Beatty Fanor. fG.one ri.
a1y
Fiae gtc1kz ~ ete4es a41
rlgss>.g1 offl>.sl rhsrs, +.
ft+ftH H.l f. r'fs.st.H fIaaI
L'ie H ra We ~ s ..... 1ffsp-
of fae r.4lna etaEs .lnmlvtat tlsa
1ffg4ee. hrr1 .h tas e.ty t.44z
from iall1 aaq EN- r.aHfg
d le fta m 1ra Var ,ffj4A
b leeste3 Js NJ. asesae faafls
n toe sfflef D1 8affa
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Dance Every Wed. & gat nights
at Hober Palm Garden. 84v
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

-c~ sole-.A roy Mission T~pe
c'r~eo Fouea w'h garage. ing
1rr7e+od ar5 rea'r for occunaney.
Soc e. 7. Collins. Contractor. Phone
|c. - ,- so. ~. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Believe Man Insa1e-,ToIn Smyth.
% years old, and native of Ire
land, was taken into custody 1t
WestmorlanG yesterday. following
complaint that he had been OBJ
served acting strangely. Upon his
arrival at tie Jail il was decided
that the man was insane and he
was removed to t4e county, hospital
for investigation and observation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Home Made Candy 1t coe u. Al
PAU 5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Valley Beauty shop. Phone s2L
Hty
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

New Manager for GLc1-Narshal
Smith, formerly employed by the
Shell Oil company of This city, iaz
returned as local manager for the
company, following several months
stay at the Pasadena branch. N-itL
succeeds B. N. Lederer, former man
ager Of the III Centre branch, who
has resigned from the conraGr. The
new manager has many friends in
this city WHO viii! De pleased 10
learn Of his promotion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Loses T~o Fingers-NhHa at
tempting 10 reset q knife IN a meat
grinding machine at Cox 5 grocery
store Yesterday afternoon, Sterling
Thomas, clerk. had the third and
middle finer en- lis right haal a.n-
putated. The youth wag taken 10
the Fl Centre hospital v-here his in
Juries were given attention. lie IS
reported today 10 Be suffering con
siderable pam.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Earn Dance. Eenef.t Electric
Lighting Plant. Mount Signal school
March III. Special features aud
prizes. Co-tC.1cs Ove-alls and giag-
ham dresses. = = II 3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

School of Music. Elmer A. To31
assisted by Estelle Katherine Need
ham and Mary Elizabeth Greer. All
grades. Delightful method for child
ten. GA Olive Phone 4c5W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

She Wiz Enjoy Eating Al Steves.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Junior College Tronc Tonight. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Everybody hats Paul : Buttered
Pop Corn. Why adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 9.

Harry Mullen, waa arera.es o
shoe shine parlor on Sonia F"L
street, was arrested ~ n5z Aem- oc
the east side last night uy Dff.r-
Tackett, on q charge If t.r'.'.ig
The city ordinance oosaaf n--,.
sion Of liquor
In the police court fal- ho,ri.g
Mullen pleaded not Pute. ,ar,...
has attorney Frank kirklaussr. :a4
the court SCI March 3 81. .1e. aasa
for trial Bail IN the caae was rz.
ed at $500 ard Mullen uas relo. .c!
from custody.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Eoiand'a CrcEestga. = rim foy 81
occas.o.E FG1ae y Cea'to I'M. acV
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Mrs. Checter n L. A-Mr.. join
w. Chester Of Nashville. Tennessee.
who has been visiting Lcr sister.
Mrs. ". Il Smith AID Lr- niece.
Mrs. G. G. Beyaou O.: tbs city. Aa.
gone 10 los Angeles % spend s,ae
weeks with Mr. John Mccormick.
another niece. Mrs. Chester win
return 10 II Ce4fro toe another
visit before sic starts back ~ lc.
southern home.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

hrs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
226. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Hotel Barbara Worth cl4b break.
fast 25c up Special chicken. tagkcy
aud steak dinners 800. Table af
hote dinner 800. Ecvenfb street
entrance direct into dining room. a4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Wooda B,ess-. Dance St-@!o. ~
Orange Phone 4llW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

john Hoppin nL-Master John
Hereis Hoppin. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
i. I. Hoppin of tie McCabe dis
tziet, who has been very i'll with
paenmoaia. Was reported somewhat
letter TO-DAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Seeley School clo2ed.-Heebg
school is closed today because ~
the numerous cases NJ iiluess nips
have developed George Lmdrufa.
principal and Miss Elieu Jolnsla.
another one of ihc teachers are rom
fined 10 their homes. TIE erL11I
wiz be closed indefinitely aecot4
ing 90 Information received 49,.
morning. Noun ~ 'thoee afflicted
arc sciiouN9 iil.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

George vfrney Roturrs-Gcorge
Warner auY family Of Varaey- Bros.
Company. feturned ss coast
noiHss vesrSr1ay-%S+sg7a tAev have
been visiting -TT5cL3s for the past
week. Mr.. Nar~-~ states they had
2 vasr delightful :5.2.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Junior College FroE. 7oncat. aA
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Dent Forget % attend the Barn
Dance, Mount Signal Union School.
Saturday evening, March 7th
= - N . :
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27
Junior College FroLc "onigL.. ad

Dr.. Harry Acoper, Dentist CO.
Main 81. Phone 3s2W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

Boy Scouts at Camp.-Bov scout
troop l6, with George Finley scout
master, troop IS of Calexico, with
=. J. Tucker, scoutmaster and
troop j, Of Brawley. with Edward
Anderson, as scoutmaster, are plan
ming 70 spend the weekend at the
Nav River camp.
To New Arrivals. Establish your
rredit before YOU need it. This will
save you delay in opening accounts
with valley merchant-members of
our service. Application forms may
be secured from merchants or at our
5ttice Commercial Credit & Service
Co. IL Rehkopf B,lg. El Centre.
Phone 264. adv
Water Moore in Town. The
many friends OF Walter Moore Of
NcCabe viii be very glad to know
that he was able . drive his car
into Fl Centre Yesterday. Nr.
Moore has haj n very severe case
of pneumonia anI has been coutiu-
el to lis bed for number Of weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

\ new linen mill is to be built
at Vancouver. Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-27

J1a.or College EFoHc Tonight. aa
Made Of cre1h. its no dream. II
g 3aaa-. plT's Candy. adv
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-01-22
HUNTER CALMLY Sees
MURDER JURY DRAWN
Exp ct All of Jurors for Shelby Trial Will Be Select
ed by Noon Tuesday. Defendant Unperturbed
as Proceedings Start.

Shelby JAM 20-Ernest B. Tex Hunter widely known char
ac who shot and killed his wife and wounded her Sweet
Grass last September calmly watched through long district
session here Tuesday jury being selected try his life
When Judge John Greene adjourned for the day, eight
had been selected for the jury with indications that by
Wednesday the prosecution would get under way w w
home Tooe county attorney assisted by R. L. Clinton deputy will
handle the states while the Great Falls law firm Of Freeman
Theen & Frary appearing for Hunter.
Precisely the time Hunter alternating his gances between
the crowded and the selection the men who shall de-
ne his a Ma Ferguson said be his second became
the first governor Of the Lone Star state Shortly after Hun
killed his wife last fall brother living Waco Texas
Shelby Hunter and then for the FIRST time many who knew the
prisoner learned that he member of prominent Texas family and
that he is relative of "Ma" Ferguson
Thoug the days session. Hunter unmoved and unaffected
the prosecution questioned prospective uymen they oppos
ed to the states extreme penalty death by hanging.
Those who know the former proprietor and and
with his love affairs say present
demeanor only mask for the feelings has tried hide he
killed his wife They contend that killing the last Of his several
wives, Hunter killed the only one he ever loved
The Sweet Grass shooting occurred after days quareng
between Hunter and his WIFE, according the affair given
by looe authorities On the morning Of September g. Hun
ter had been ordered leave by the justice the peace He
refused to leave and about p Of the day. drunken
rage he staggered up filling just Mrs Hunter riding
driven by George George Butte character up the
station Hunter Immediately opened fire. The first bullet gazed
Georges face The driver then dropped the bottom Of the and
as he did Hunter fired again. penetrated the Aeshy part of
Georges and lodged Mrs Hunters neck killing her instantly
Steering the random, George stepped the gas with
hand and headed for Couts.
Soon after the tragedy Hunter walked up Deputy Sheriff
A. Miller and surrendered himself Two other officers aided the
and said that Hunter declared himself happy that he had got
en- both Of them"
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-01-22
KEVIN CITIZENS TO
TAKE BIG JOURNEY

Quite a bit of excitement was
among Kevin people the latter
part of last week when sub
poena's were served on H. M.
Clark and daughter Candace, al
so B. C. Herd. to appear in Wash
ington, D. C. some time between
the 10th and 14th of February.
We understand that the defend
ant is designated only as John
Doe, but it is stated here in Kew
in that it involves the case of
Gordon Campbell on a charge of
defraud. 1t is said that about
forty subpcenas are ready to be
served among Ksvin people, but
at this writing we are unable to
any more.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-01-22
GASOLINE GOES UP IN
PRICE IN EAST STATES

New York, Jan. Is. Gasoline
prices in most of the eautern
states were raised today by the
principal refining companies. The
advance which is the first since
the early part of November. re-
fleets the terrific drain on gaso-
line stocks since June 1, of last
year despite a II per cent in
crease in gasoline manufacture.
The standard oil company of
New York, announced today that
the price Of gasoline will be
raised two cents a gallon in New
York and the New England
states, making the new tank
wagon price IL cents a gallon
and 20 cents at filling stations
Naptha prices will be raised one
cent a gallon. The gulf refining
company will advance the price
of gasoline two cents in North
Carolina and ] IL cents in S.
Carolina.
Similar advances are expected
in oil trade circle tomorrow by
the Standard Oil company of
New Jersey and other large re-
fneries covering eastern terri
tory.
Leading crude oil purchasing
companies are reported to be
drawing oil from storage to meet
the demands of refners, particu-
larly in the midcontinent field,
and California producers are
said to be disinclined to making
any large contracts for 1925 ship
ment of crude oil to the Atlantic
coast.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-01-22
OPEN OFFICES
AGAIN In KEVIN
Moved Equipment From Great
Falls and is Comfortably
Settled in New Home.

Gordon Campbell will again
have his head office located in
Kelvin, and this week has moved
equipment from Great Falls and
fitted up office buildings at his
residence in the north part of
the city. G. A. Springmeyer, sec
retary of the Campbell interests
arrived Friday and will make his
home with us from now on. Mr..
Springmeyer expects to move
his family to Kevin within a
short time,
Preparations are being made
by the Campbell interests to start
drilling operations as soon as the
weather permits, and c. G. Car
ew, field scout, can be seen at all
times on the go with the fine new
Studebaker runabout which he
recently purchased. 1t is stated
that the Campbell interests will
put down five holes right away,
with the probability of several
more before the year has ended.