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The Washington times., 1925-01-31
announce the opening of offices in their
new building
1512KSt. NV, Washington, DC.

ON Monday, February End, 1926 for the
purpose of examining real estate titles in
Montgomery and Prince George Counties,
Maryland.
This Company has purchased the title
plant of the Maryland Real Estate Title
Company and a copy of the title records of
Judge Robert B. Peter.
The title work will be under the personal
supervision of Mr.. C. Francis Owens, for
merry with the aforementioned Company.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
Or. Phillips to Talk

Doctor John NJ. Phillips. Of
Franklin street Church, Manches-
ter, N. H, who. is attending the
foreign missionary convention of
the United States and Canada, will
speak tomorrow morning in Lincoln
Congregational Temple.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
Lectures bY Bishop

Every Tuesday morning. during
February, the Right Reverend
Philip M. Rhinelander, D. D., 4
canon Of the Washington Cathedral.
will deliver course OF addresses
to the clergynen OF Washington in
the Bethlehem Chapel Of the Nation
al Cathedral. These talks will re-
late to the modern practice In
preaching.
The Washington times., 1925-01-31
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS

DR. BENZ. c. PERRY C. FRANCIS OWENS
GEORGE F. HANE NORMAN C. BROWN
THOMAS E. FARRELL JESSE E. WHITE
ERNEST L. SCHMIDT J. CURTIS WALKER
EUGENL A. SMITH CLARENCE F. DONOHOE
A.. G. BISHOP ALBERT M BOIJIC
LEONARD L. NICHOLSON, Jr.
Evening star., 1925-04-28

UFEN IONIGHI. 6 30 TO 9-3537 I3th
~. n."..-9-room modern brick house: . tile
s1d gadhs, Sc, electricity. NV h hwd. floors front
bic garage. real buy for home or invest
ment. pt. JONES & FREER. TivoH Theater
Evening star., 1925-04-28

NEW JERSEY AVE. .E.-THREE-FAMILY
house. h-wh.: cleo: running water: four
rooms: gar. spa: $4,000, with 50 900 cash.
Evening star., 1925-04-28

DARK DATS

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AND Tse DOC STtlL
TO De PAID.
Sore n4lNi6S GOT
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PR The HoOSG
OF rs StN,S-
Evening star., 1925-04-28
"OAKCR Est"

Compare this with your dream castles
at $500: low cash payment: S62 80
monthly covers everything. A charming 2
story home of old Dutch colonial design
with spacious rooms and bath: large yes
uDuIe, with open staircase breakfast pan
try closets: large parlor with southern
exposure: oak floors in all principal rooms
ami. INV h; bright basement: laundry
trays. etc: built-in garage: concrete drive
way: sodded lawn: this is a typical colonial
nome designed for modern diversified furni-
tuTe. You wont appreciate this until you
read II again and see the house.
"
Evening star., 1925-04-28
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Here is what a lot of people have been
waiting for. nice little new broom and
bath bungalow. convenient TO schools. stores
churches. bus and car line: in an excellent
neighborhood: for S4.35O $3.50 cash S45
a month";; Has sewer. water. electricity, &C.
ment cellar. etc. Act quick as there are
only two of them.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1In- No,r- H-n-lr A,-n ~ q
Evening star., 1925-04-28
HYATTSVTLLE- MD

New five-room and bath bungalow, ami:
oak floor, sleeping porch laundry trays
open fireplace, real home: easy terms.
Compare location and price
WIN. a. lager. Owner,
once at carstop Phone Hyatts. 90
After $50 phone Hyatts. 1S6-R or 15O-W.
Evening star., 1925-04-28

KENILWORTH.
Ffve-room bungalow; city water nearby;
nice garden and shed: electric lights: three
minutes to cars: lease from May /, six
months or one year: S35 per month. For
tnspecfion call Lincoln 1884 or Main 1191.
APPLEBY.
CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.
1413-l415 g st. NV.
1901 Minnesota ave. ne.
1888 SOUTH CAPITOL ST.
o rooms. steam heat. large, yard in rear:
$50 per month white or colored.
JAMES MARTIN,
ka1 1Ssh ST. E.H. Phone Main 1850.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
WANTED TO RENT-HOUsES.

wANTED-sEYERAI. TNFURI HOUSES TO
rent, between $50 and SlOO. Unable TO OBJ
tain enough to supply the demand. Pot.
1886.
WANTED TO RENT UNFUR. HOUSE IN
good NV. section. moderate rental: ami.
Address Box 299-R. Star Office.
MODERN DETACHED. UNFURNISHED. r
or r. ami; garage; prefer Mass. Ave.
Hgts. or Cleveland PIX: will lease for ! VI.
rental about 500; references. Cley. l347. Az
UNFURNISHED HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE
or Cleveland Park. by adult family; June l.
Address Box 219-R. Star office.
FOR SALE-STORES.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
Two new brick stores on Connecticut ave.
near Cathedral Mansions; size about 20x6o.
with Broom and bath apartments and dou
BILE brick garage. viii make reasonable al
terations TO suit tenant: can offer special
them 1852
Any time during day or evenings
until o'clock
McKEEVER & GOSS.
Realtors.
1915 K st. Main 4752.
PRICE, S13,5OO.OO.
VARIETY BUSINESS 9O6 II ST. NE.
PROPERTY AND GOOD WILL INCLUDED.
l.. w. GROOMES. 1416 + st.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
WANTED-LOTS.

Ask us how TO get rid of IL quickly at
large profit and no outlay. ANCHOR REAL
Wy CORP.. 626 Southern Bldg. NJ. 02S1.
Evening star., 1925-04-28
81 Carroll Ave. Takoma Park.
Phone Col. 3O59.

A REAL BARGAIN-SIX ROOMS. BATH
ami: lot, 60xlO0 #: 5 minutes walk from
the District line: excellent transportation
service; close TO schools churches and chain
grocery stores: can be bought this week for
$50 down and $50 a month. Address Box
ON Star Office
Evening star., 1925-04-28

923 10th N.E.-s ROOMS, BATHS. H.-w
A. A. lzG e!eG;, double garage. will take 10y
SCHWARTZ, INC. T34 18th NV. (see NJ.
Evening star., 1925-04-28

A Sc. BARGAiN-PRICE, $500; $500
down and about $50 no.; near Providence
Hospital & ST. Peters Church & $. c. ave.
e r. & b. brick. fitted for apis. OF 3 r. 4 b.
each. Call 800 5. Car. ave. sc. or phi. Lin.
G51a-J See any time 2ns
Evening star., 1925-04-28
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
ROSECREST. VA

II you want a moderate priced home in
line section. convenient to schools. stores
cars, etc, take a look at this bargain.
rooms and bath. ami. garage and driveway
cement cellar: porches front and rear Only
;,So,9 10 TinqteS ne to cIty This house VIII sell
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York Ave. Main 1l66.
Evening star., 1925-04-28

COLORED BARGAIN-NEAR 18th G. COL.
I'd. n.w.-Handsome house. arranged CON-
plete apartments: newly decorated; steam
will sacrlfice ErankIin 1926.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
M0t0rlOg Party
Fishes Cascade
Lake With Luck
Island offers Ideal Outing Spots With Wild
Game and Wild, Rugged Scenery; Million
Dollar Motor Eats Mileage
BY JOHN w. NELSON
Auto Editor The Star

"Of all the pleasures in this world there's only one thing
I'd rather do than fish," said H. L. Howell of the Howell
Thompson Motor company distributors of Star automobiles
whats that" asked Harry Bangert, automotive man
ager of The Seattle Star. More fish,"
Nope replied Mr. Howell in all seriousness. 1T is to
drive the Million Dollar motor in this little bus here pat
ting the hood of his Star touring car
well that makes ideal arrangement. Well just let
you drive up to Orcas island combined fishing and
motorog trip" said Bangert 'They tell that the fish
have organized reception committee and each evening they
serenade the tourists who camp on Cascade lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

Frank Taylor. representing a chain
OF newspapers, produced the biggest
catch OF the day. II was Steel
head. II inches long. There were
four in the party who had at least
ono fish for each member thereof.
with maybe one or two TO spare.
These fish are too hospitable,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

square miles. II has population
OF 1900, with three beautiful lakes,
mountain ranges and peaks Farm.
ing is the principal occupation OF
tho people, aside from telling fish
stories, which. Of course, arc all
true
At The end Of The DAYS angling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

said Nj. Howell, add I'm blamed
IL am going to bother them with
eggs and bait whereupon the Mil.
lion. Dollar motor and the motorlog
party sped back TO orcas in time 10
catch a ferry and arrive home be-
fore tho Seattle, fish markets closed
for the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

That's the fish choir singing us
n welcome ditty." said Bangert.
"It1l be doleful dirge when
get thru with them" said Howell.
BY the time the lake was reached
the fish had all disappeared beneath
the peaceful waves But Il. T,
Wood. the game warden, was there
as their spokesman.
Boys. these fish will certainly
be disappointed II you don't catch
all you can carry" said Wood. III
there's anything lacking in your
equipment they asked me TO fur.
nsh It,"
So Mr. wood, who Is by odds the
most accommodating game warden
ever born. supplied n boat and bait
and tackle.
Did they catch fish? Say, the
scenery from Cascade lake is just
gorgeous. Back OF the lake. with
irco.covercd foothills. rises Mount
Constitution, 5000 feet from the
sen level From its lofty pinnacle,
with glasses, an observer can count
1872 islands OF the San Juan group,
besides all the mountain ranges and
peaks for hundreds OF miles In all
directions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
AN AGREEABLE
GAME WARDEN

wild life on tho island Is plcnti.
full The party snapped a picture
Of two fawns that were almost rs
gentle as sheep, and only tho quick
action of Tho stars four-whocl
brakes saved them from being run
down, Phcnsants, quail and other
Wild birds abound
Tho Islanders nnlvcly toll OF build.
ing clght.foot fences TO keep tho
deer out of their gardncs.
Orcaa Island has an area OF b7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15

There Ia another committee that
waits on all campers who arc about
TO leave and. II anyone starts with.
out a full creel. they send out a
patrol OF big steelheada that rounds
up n mess of trout and presents IL
with the compliments OF the island.
And that started the fish stories.
The MotorloR chr, Mr. Howells Star
touring. left Seattle at n. m. Sun.
day and. speeding 40 miles an hour,
arrived at Anacortea in ample time
TO catch the $3.50 boat.
The 2S.milc ride on the ferry
filled an hour and 40 minutes cram
full OF beautiful scenery and exclu.
nations.
Arriving at Orcas tho party Wis.
tied with the townsfolk n while and
stopped ut tho Orcns hotel, n home.
Ike place ideally situated, The 10.
mile trip TO East Sound was ncgo.
,iatcd in rapid style. the roads be.
ing fine and The star doing It's
stuff in million.dolnr style.
East Sound Is an odd town. II
has two churches a postoffIcc and
general store. The churches were
FUN OF dcvout people attending sun.
day services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-15
PARTY STOPS
AT GRIFFIN INN

Griffin Park Inn was tho object
i've OF the party, and thorc tho mo.
toris,s spent the afternoon and
night, telling fish stories and boast.
ing about tho morrow's catch,
At 4 a, m. Monday the party
started out TO mako lsanc Walton
ashamed OF himself when nearing
Cascade lake, the most peculiar
sound was heard.
Gee, wonder what that ig7'
qucricd Bob Bradley. the Motorlog
comcraman,
Evening star., 1925-06-27
MT. RAINIER. MD


New bungalow 5 rooms bath Ami.
hardwood floors hoored attic concrete eel.
lar. Only S6,4oo; $3.50 cash and S6I so
per month.
Bung allow. 5 large rooms and bath. ami:
hoored attic. concrete cellar laundry trays,
only So 500 $500 essse ess $50 go p.r :hIne e
These properties are conveniently located.
close to cars, schools, churches and stores
A. NJ. McFADDEN,
1885 Rhode Island Ave. Mt Rainier, Nd.
(OppoGte Trolley Ststion.)
Phone Hyatts- 234 or Hyatts. 207.W.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF NEARLY NEW
home, vest of 18th st.; north of Lamont ct.
garage: ami: good yard: easy terrni: i'm
mediate possession. Phone Adams 1858.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
IDEAL FOR
COLORED PHYSICIAN.
Combined Home and
Offices near
OIlIIGb IIbdI
10Th and D StS q. w

COLORED PHYSICIAN.
Combined Home and
Offices near
10th and D SITS NV.
Street-front Offices. reception room. con-
sultaton room and small operating room .
appropriate plumbing facilities
Dwelling contains u rooms bath. extra
shower. Front porch. unusually deep rear
porchss. attic for storage. Garage.
Nire rooms in all. with ample plumbing
Material and construction of high class. ~
the house was erected by prominent build
er Tor his own home and later altered.
THIS is A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
PHYSICIAN OR HIGH-CLASS HOME.
Possession with deed. Price and terms
GEO. =. WoRTHINGToN & SON.
Woodward BLDG.
Exclusive Agents.
18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD
Semi tached brick dwelling. large
room7 and tiled bath. bright bedrooms-
Largs closets in each room. Newly disco.
rated throughout. Colonial cement front
porch Southern exposure. Large yard TO-
$12 .G"1. Call for appointment to inspect
at on
sHAPIRo.KATZ COMPANY.
Re ReaNors-Builders.
EF:ning Phone Service Until o Pm.
A Pr NkS-UP-BLOCh AND oNE-HALF LIN
coin iark. Sc: modern Groom home: pre-.
war, obstruction; 3 rooms deep: excellent
ccondltfn; garage: absolutely pickup 70
stely 1therefore, selling for S6.950. Must
..,E GRoGAN REALTY CO.
01McGill Bldg Main 1881.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Bargain at $3.50.

bargain at % ,ZOU.
The owner needs q larger home and will
sell this practically new :wo-story and cellar
6f DkcRIPTI6A '0fsaia 1T Iarse from,
porch, living room. dining room screened
End foor-"Two large Bedrooms. Ba asu Screened
and glassed IN seeping porch. tiled bath.
The house has hot-water heat. electric
lights. oak floors, laundry trays and avn
inss. Terms arranged. Let US show il to
Cheap at $ll,50O.
Near Union Station-There are ten large
rooms and two modern baths. which can
be EASILY arranged into three apartments.
Hot.watsr heat. electric lights two-car ga
rage Terms arranged. An inspection will
Reduced to $l2,5OO
NJ peassn. snJ ,, section Practically new
~ garage. lst. foor-Lsrge front porch, !,
2nd foorIThree delightful bedroomns, % niid Tied
bath and screened-in double sleeping porch
House has hot-water heat. electric lights,
oak floors and is all in splendid condition
Easy terms. Inspection invited
Ouinter Thomas & Company,
e,o Real Estate Financing
Sl9 10Th st. NV. Main S4I6.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

LYON VILLAGE.
Just completed. 2-story stucco house con-
tanning 6 rooms and bath. inclosed sleeping
refrigerator and many other buiit.ina a'tI.in fea.
lures. Price for, quick sale. Sas5o: 81, 800
cash. balance like rent, Once. corner OF
LYON & FITCH, INC,
Evening star., 1925-06-27
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WoOpRIDGE, D. c..
dining dining room kitchen: reception hall Ssd:
improvements and builtin features: must be
be s6h s Price re ed n ssis
Hyattsville and Riverdale.
Esw Ss : 5: SSass. Sos sni a"i.: ss:SSSSS :SSS
New o. sobse hunrs,on, sars,ss 50 car 1899
Of car, acres. T SiE sss q ade trees ss 500
VIM. A. lager, Builder-R ealtor
Phone Hyatts. 91o. Res. 1s6-R or 15O-W.
AN INVESTMENT.
By.ststii,. 4so;ft frontage on Baltmors blvd. in in
bungalow, bath. pantry. closets, cellar,
Rpashs p5fs sss91G sRE3GrY T So ssss sits
% a5 or esa a Fans5 open rSsnf Hyasis snd
SUNDAYS.
ROSEMONT.
move, into. Six rooms and bath; modern
& ss:
last long % Before y you S decide on where YOU YOU
vantages it offers. In. no other suburb can
you secure so many of the conveniences to-
gether with the lowest prices offered any.
where. See Rosemont before you buy.
MORSE-GQODNOW COMPANY.
500 Investment Bldg. Phone Main 9327.
Hyattsville and Vicinity.
=, Five,room and bath bungalow, anil. one
oock from Baltimore pike. Price. $4,000
$500 cash. $50 month
,Five-room and bath bungalow with floor
ed attic. h.-w.h., sleeping porch. $4,000:
terms.
Five.room and bath bungalow. ami.
Just on of Baltimore boulevard; close 70
car line and stores. Price. $4,000; $500
cash. $50 month.
:, Six-room and bath brick house. ami,
MI Rainier; $4,000; $500 cash. $50 a
Barsain-Four.room bungalow and
g acres in Beltsville. close to car line. B. &
U. and pike: price. 81 900 terms.
Good acknowledgements and bath
feet from e, new 1900 theater. thea, ' barg ain
Eight-room and two.bsth house. two
tenant house shade trees, flowers and apple
orchard; on concrete road
Nine-room and bath house. INV h. tenant
mousse, IS acres. known as Montgomery Hihs
OF mile on county road: large stable
and barn; n mile west Baltimore pike; suit
sbie Tor subdivision; close to schools, stores.
car line and railroad. Bargain for the
money. Terms to suit buyer.
0. B. ZANTZINGER,
Phone Hyatts. 70 Hvsttsville. Nd.
Evening star., 1925-06-27

WOODRIDGE, D. c..
4; Owner must sell new home; living room.
rooms. tile bath. sleeping porch all modern
improvements mp y, ne and bulsin features; must be
traotive. 34e1 Goth st. ne. Tel. N. 2s43-J
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
CRUDE OUTPUT
STILL SLIPPING

The. production of crude petro-
leum in the United States, as re
ported to the Bureau of Mines
during the month of July, 1925,
amounted to 67,318, 900 barrels, p
daily average of 2,173,000 bar
rels. Altho the monthly total is
record figure, daily average pro-
duction showed a decline of ST.
600 barrels per day, of 2 per cent
from the high figures of the pre-
ceding month. In general, July
was month of increased pro-
duction in the small fields and of
decreased production in the larg-
er fields. The decreased prodlc
tion in the Smackover field was
largely responsible for the de-
cline in total production. Pro-
duction in the Eastern, Oklaho-
ma, and Texas fields also fell off.
Kansas showed decrease for
the first time since December,
1924. On the other hand, produc-
tion in Colorado, Montana, New
Mexico. Kentucky, and N e w
York showed material percent
age increases. California and
Salt Creek field continued to reg
lister gains, and offset much of
the decline in the MIDI d-Continent.
East of California, crude stocks,
reacting to increased runs to
stills and to a falling off in pro
duction, declined 2,3O3, 900 bar
rels. These stocks totaled 308,-
$4,000 barrels at the end Of the
month. Stocks Of heavy crude in
California continued to increase,
showing a gain of 1925, 900 bar
rels during the month. Runs to
stills in the State showed ma
terial increase in stocks of light
crude were reduced. Inland Oil
Index.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
WATER POWER
UNITED STATES

The Department of the Inter-
Tor, through the Geological Sur
vey has brought up to date the
Surveys records of developed
water power in the United States.
1t showes that the total capacity
of water wheels installed in
plants of 100 h. p. or more in the
United States in March, 1915
was 1O,038, ,655 h. p, an increase
of 95I,0O0 h. p. or nearly 1917
per cent over the total Of 9,087,-
958 h. p. in March, 1924. Of this
increase $4,000 h. p. or SO per
cent was in public utility power
plants, and $4,000 h. p. or l per
cent in manufacturing plants.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
New Concern
Enters Kevin

The Choteau Lumber company
have entered Kevin this week,
and are now busy erecting an Of
fee and store house on their new
location which is in the north
part of the city where they rec
emily purchased seven lots.
L. ]. Rensch, who has h a d
charge Of the Choteau's affairs
at Shelby will be in charge of
the Kevin yard. Mr.. Rench in
forms the writer that they will
conduct a first class lumber yard
and will cater to the field trade,
as well as local enterprises. The
Choteau have already unloaded
cars Of lumber and it is
stated that more is on the way.
This makes the second yard
for Kevin, as it is known that
the Monarch is established here,
and was one of the first institu-
tions to enter the Kevin field
when the discos cry of oil was
first found. The Review well
comes the new Choteau company
and we predict that both con-
Germs will enjoy prosperity ow-
ing to the fact that it is predict
ed that 1926 will be the big year
for the Kevin field.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
Decides He'd
Better Pay Up

Friday evening a party by the
name of Hoffman engaged Ray
Fife of the Riggs Cash and Carry
in a conversation relative to pur-
chasing a coat. After an extend
ed parley, Fife left his man and
went over to the other side to
wait on some customers. Mean
while Hoffman went to the Lang
bell meat counter (which is in
the same building) and offered
the purchase price of the coat to
the men in charge of the meat
department, who informed him
that they had nothing to do with
the store and that Fife would
care for his wants. Hoffman then
went back, put on the coat and
walked out. The matter was call
ed to Flies attention by the
market employees, and he insti-
tuted search for Hoffman who
was not found. Later in the ev-
sning deputy sheriff Prendergast
located Hoffman and on account
If a previous incident suspected
lim as the party. Mr.. Fife rec
,gnized him and required an ex-
olamation, which was made by
Hoffman paying for the coat.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24

The Ohio-Ba No. 1, 2-35-2, is
flowing at an estimated rate
of so barrels day after being
shot at 1,775 feet.
The Big West-AIIen No. 13,
NV Sc ne, 31-35-1w, was shot
with go quarts at 1 ,433 feet, with
the results that oil shot over the
crowd block and now has 1,1O0
feet of oil in the hole. This we'll
is estimated at rs barrels day.
The Western Pet-X Berglin No.
4, sw NV, 12-35-2w. is estimated
at 100 barrel well. The Ellis was
encountered at 1,565 feet.
The "56'- -Caine No. S, NV NV
ne, 32-35-1. is a Is barrel well
after a shot. The Ellis was found
at 1,484 feet.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
HOGAN SECURES
HUGE MEXICAN
ACREAGE LEASE
Stewart Will Make Survey of
Land 100 Miles South Of
U. s. Border

Reports that Senator T. S. Ho-
gan, former Kevin and Cat Creek
operator, and a number of his
associates have procured the oil
rights on the ], ,250, ,000-acre Car
denas estate in northern Coahu-
liza, Mexico, and is planning an
extensive development campaign
for next year, were confirmed in
Great Falls recently by |. E.
Stewart, independent geologist.
Mr.. Stewart will leave soon pre-
paratory to doing geological work
on the tract for Senator Hogan.
The Cardenas estate is one of
the old land grants of Mexico
and is owned by former COVER
nor of Coahuila. A son of the
former governor now is in charge
of the property and was instru-
mental in negotiating the deal
through which the tract will be
prospected. 1t is understood here
that the oil rights passed thru
several hands before they were
taken over by Senator Hogan.
The tract lies approximately
100 miles south of Eagle Pass, on
the Texas-Mexico boundary, and
reports thus far made show it as
embracing five distinct oil struct-
ures. Mr.. Stewart will survey
and map all Of these and make a
detailed report to Senator Hogan
who is associated in the enter
prise with number Of Texas op-
orators.
Mapping of the structures off
ers unusual difficulties owing to
the fact that the Cardenas tract
has never been surveyed, Mr..
Stewart stated. Legal descrip-
tion accepted in Mexico are bas-
ed on boundaries identified by
mountain ranges, streams and
other Typographical markers, and
no lines have ever been run by |
which the land can be described
in legal subdivisions.
Mr.. Stewart and his associate,
E. J. Boos, have been in north
ern Montana the greater portion
of the summer. Most Of their
work has been on the Bynum
structure, where the O'Neill |
Brothers, principal owners of the
International refinery at Sun
burst, now are drilling a test
well. The well recently encount-
cred a heavy flow Of gas and is
now at 500 feet. Work is sus-
pended at present, but will be re-
sumed as soon as needed mater
ials are received. Great Falls
Tribune.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1925-09-24
Dean and Hanson
Engage in Plumbing

A new concern entering Kew
in this week will be known as
Dean and Hanson, catering to
Plumbing and gas fitting. Both
Messers Dean and Hanson are
well known here, having resided
in these parts for some time.
They are well experienced in
their line of work, and will be on
hand at all times to care for your
wants in the line of connecting
gas lines and lights, as well as
any plumbing that will be neces-
sary. Leave your orders at either
the Kevin or Hub Cafes.