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day. resulted in one casualty. Pie
Traynor. regular third saekcr, sus-
aimed badly wrenchcd ankle when
the slid into second base and will
likely be incapacitated for week.
The second team won. to 0.
PHILADELPHIA Because Of the alb
sencc Of Leach and Williams, the
Phillics outficld for today's game
with the Giants at Bradcntown, Fla,
consisted mainly of younger players.
Yesterday the second team beat the
regulars ) to >.
Connie Mack's regulars journcyed
to the Baltimore Orioles spring play
ground at Punta Gorda, and lost, Z
to Il.
Observation-Disclosures pitchers for
duty in today's game with the Buffalo
club at Palmetto.
Cleveland. Ohio-Mrs. James c.
Dunn. Americas only woman major
league baseball club owner, was with
her Cleveland Indians at Lakeland
today. She arrived yesterday. just
too late to see her team defeat the
Cincinnati Reds, II to ,. in its first
game Of the season. The Indians
found Cincnnatis pitchers for ia
hits, including three doubles, triple
and a homer. The same teams play
at Orlando today
Cincinnati-CarlM Mays will do part
mound duty in the game with the
Indians at Orlando today. Mays had
not pitched against Cleveland since
the unfortunate accident that cost
Ray Chapman his life in Il game in
New York. Mayor Aubrey Of Orlando
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Colin-
ty Of Burleigh. In County Court.
Before Hon. /. c. Davies, Judge.
erts W. Lownes. 'Deceased.
josephine .I.ownes, Petitioner. VS..
William NJ. Lownes. Josie May
Weed. Arthur Garfield Lownes.
Alice Amanda Borne. .Gertie Eliz-
nbeth Peters. Isaac Albert Lownes,
Robert l.. L0wnea, Ellen Amelia
Jacobsen. Ernest Lownes, and all
other persona unknown claiming
any estate or interest In or lien
or encumbrance upon the property
described IN the netition or
against tho. estate or said dcceaR.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named Resnondents:
You and each OF you ore hereby
cited and SECURED to appear before
the County Court zoe the County Of
OF the County Judge 'cf said County.
at the Court House in the City of
Bismarck. in said County and State.
an the Both. day of March. A. D.
1926. at the hour Of 2 o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day, to- show!
petition Of the above named petit
toner praying for the decree Of
this Court determining the right OF
succession to the following describ-
ed real property. tO-Wtt:
The Southeast Quarter -fSEA) OF
Section Nine (0 Township. Ono Hun
dred FOrty-Thre t143) North Of
Range Seventy-eeven 40 West of
the Fifth Principal Meridian. In
Ruri.igh County. North Dakota.
should not be granted and decree
of this Court entered establishing
tho right to smcccssiOn., thereto, said
above described real estate being
the property Of the. above named
Robert w. Lownes. deceased.
Let service be made &C this cita.
tlon as. rcauifed by law.
Dated this 10th day OF March. a.
ny the Court:
tScaD /. C.. DAVIES.
Judge of the County (.nnrt
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NOTICE OF I:xrgR RATION, or RE-

-" EAI.SNAvvONfsO F NE.
DENtTlON
" of Burleish.---ss. Office Of
County Auditor. Bismarck, n. d.
10 NADIA. Eddie: Cora, and Walter
Boelter of Arena. ~. Oak.
You are hereby notified that the
tract Of land hereinafter described
ana which was assessed In yOur
name for taxation for the year 1919
WAS tOn the 18th day Of December.
1920, Only sold, as provided by law.
!0r the delinquent taxes OF the year
1918. and that the time for redemn-
lion from said sale will EXPIRE nine
~ days from the completed service
Said land IL Described Al followa:
northeast quarter, Section 81.
Township 13S. Range 70. Amount
s0!d Tor, $l56.14. Subsequent taxca
l,atd by. purchaser. $343.JO. AmtffHf
required to redeem mt this date.
In addition to the above amonn4
You Will be required to pay the cost
OF the service OF this notice and In
terest as provided by law and nm
less YOU redeem said land, from said
salo before the expiration Of THE
time Tor redemption az above stated.
decd thereof will issue to tho
holder OF; the tax sale certificate az
provided by law. 40
Witness my hand and official seal
shis End day Of March, 1926.
FRANK ]. JOHNSON.
Audlt0r Burleigh County, N. ID.
Stills
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the best and general prosperity with
rood liquidation Of outstanding paper
WAS reported by all present. s,
Judge II. L. Berry in Morton county
district court yesterday afternoon
sentenced Jnc MamcF 10 six months
in the county Jail at hard labor fol.
lowing the prisoners plea of guilty
to grand larceny charge.
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-: M WisrSnN "" sAf-
STATE OF NOisTH DAKorA Cam
!. ~ OF Durleigh.-ss. Office ~
County Auditor. Rtsmarck. N II o.
70 William @. Hoerr. ,Manlato,
You are hereby notified TINT the
tract Of land hereinafter described
ana which was assessed in your
name for taxation for the year 1891
was on the 18th day Of December.
.S22: duty sold. as provided by law.
!or the delinquent taxes or the year
192l. and that the time for rcdemn.
toH from said sale will expire nine.
y days from the completed service
tOf this notice.
Said land Is described as follows.
East cne- half Of the East one-haIf
section q. Township IA. Range -,
Amount sold for. $S8. Sc. -Subsnnuent
taxes paid by purchaser, SiS4.aI
a. ~ .ete eseSafired to redeem at this
In addition to the above, a nount
You Will be required to nav the cnsfs
OF the service: pt this notice and In
tcrest as provided BY law ana nm.
Tess you redeem said land ffrnm an
SAFE before the expiration az the
Tune Tor redemption as above atnfaT
deed thereof will issue .tn stl,c
noIder OF the tax sale certificate M
provided BY law. go
witness my hand and official seal
this End day Of March, 1926. '
Auditor BYrlsiEh County, n. d.
q a
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NOTICE or ,Ex1stR A1AON OF RE-

. .A4E Ut SNCkCxJI ia AVAhtFC0un.
ty of eBurleieh 0fflce Of
: County Auditor, I!ishacck. u. D.
To Christian, Joltn. s1r.. e William
YeEen. Rismnrck, -. D,.sAnacOn.
da National HANK, Ana6onda,
Mont. ChristtNpP g., reterIIYegen
Billings, Mont: e 81
You are hereby notified that the
tract of land hereinafter described
and which wis assessed In zyour
name for taxation for the. year 1921
was on the 18th day OF December,
1922. duly sold. a. provided by law.
Tor the dellnquent takes Qt the year
1881. and that the tigme for r6detnD.
ton from said sale will exnire nino.
~ days from the conpleted service
Of this notice.
said land is described 10 follows:
Northeast quarter, ScctiOn 1.
Tow nship ,13S, Range a .. i Amount
sold for. $6308. Amount, REQ uirei to
redeem at this date, jSI.7s.
In addition 10 the above amount
you will be required TO nay the costs
OF the service of this ,nplice and In
less YOU redeem said LAND from said
sale before the expiration OF the
time Tor redemption nv above stated,
deed thereof will iasue 10 the
holder OF the tax sale certificate as
provided by law.
Witness my hand and 0fficjal seal
this End day Of March, ,lQ2e.
FRANK j. JOHNSON.
Auditor Rurleigh County, n. u.
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Former Harvard
Star Appointed
Head Grid Coach

Cambridge, Mass, March 11---(AP)
Arnold Horween of Chicago, star
on Harvard's unbeaten teams of 1919
and 1920. has been appointed head
coach of Harvard football.
He will succeed Robert r. Fisher,
Percy Haughton's successor who re.
tired last year after series Of un.
successful seasons. His salary is
not stated, but under an agreement
with Yale and Princeton It cnnnot
exceed $4,000. Horween il now in
the tannery business and is % years
old.
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STATE OF N11aTlI DAK0TA. Com.
y Of Bnrleigh.--se. In District
Court. Fourth judicial District.
Afhin y. .Anstrom. plaintiff. VS.
Mandan Mercantile Company, as
c cortoratsI rhompSon Yards. In.
merly Annie J. Brown, and all
other persons, llHknown claiming
any estate or interest In. or lien
or REMEMBRANCE upon the Dr0ncr.
y fyn described !. :, in ithc complaint. ,le.
SUMMONS
The State OF North Dakota To The
Above Named Defendants:
You. and each OF you, are hereby
summoned to answer the comniainl
IN this action. which IL on file IN
me offtcc OF Clerk OF the District
Court in and for the County OF bur.
leigh and State OF North. Dakota
upon the subscriber ut his office n
the City nj Wilton, n, u. within
thirty days after the service OF this
summons upon you, exclusive ,ofsthe
gay OF service; and In case OF your
n rasiure ,,.i to ;apnear or answer. :judg-
default for the relief demanded ia
the complaint.
Jo1iN J. GAR Il; 1sTe'
!IalntlfFs attorney. Post office nd.
dress and residence. Wilton. Nc.
Lean County, North Dakota.
TO the Above Named Defendants:
= Take .Notice That the purpose o,
this action In to iQuiAt title In the
plaintiff to the following described
real estate. to.wit: The Southcas1
Qua rter. s(SDE) anu the. South one.
half (Skl Of the Northeast quar-.
ter ytNEA). all In sSection Thirty.
five (35l In rqynshi'p One Hundred
T!ortystwo ft431 Aortlr sOf Ranga
Etghty-nHe (Sll West of the Fifth
Principal Meridian in Burleigt
County, North Dakota. .5
JOHN j.. QAnRITY.
Plaintiffs aktornc-. Wilton. n. q.
2425: 3-fl.fS.95: a.
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$500 - ~ - NAe(6GlON OH RE-
cmxrr ~ DEMpTION
1AfE - OF l.r NORTH DAKOTA, Coun.
81 bdr!eigh.-sS .Office' of
County Auditor. Bismarck. y IS =.
.AO Leslie 8. Hackney, st. Paul.
.Mis "., nGnm Honnlander. Chiffon.
MS, MS. William g. sHocrr, Mnnkat@
,Yoi. arc hereby notified th.tet,.
..aft OF land .hereinafter de9crfhed
nna when was assessed IN y0nr
name nan aLcr taxati0n for the wear
h9sl wa, was en- the 18th day OF Decem.
v ,.% tSSr, me -de!!ppient taxes ,of the
; xsar ,! ts!i. ana .tkat the time Tor Re-
rinntsss' lion itr0sn said sale win exnirc
servi:sA ueays from sthc completed
~ q enlS nh0tict.
Sana land Is described "a. foliows:
rn on.nwest quarter, SECTION e.
sold Top forp IL aao: - Rape e g; Amount
>, reaeem at this date, atlas.
IN audttton to the above amount
yra Will he required TO pay the costs
% inc service Of this notice and IN.
Ii ess assDEovfded by law and nm
st. sSs YOU redeem said land from said
rHsn spctcre the gex2irat1On III the
= o' W. s9r redemption As above stated.
r. ICED thereof win issue "a the
nSoysda 81 90 me axssale elfificate as
this Mi' tns AM my ~ HAND ana official seal
Ana,.. FRANK j.. JOHNSON.
3-4.l1slS
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4 "A species of snail has been known
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X6IYcE 81 Exf7RKTION or NE.

NVE1O0 W k2AF10A1eVOt w. H
DEMPTlON
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA, Coun..
& " of A3Nrletgh.--ss. Office or
aCoyniy Auditor, DiAmafck. N. y.
To Leslie g. Hackney, st. Paul.
Mimi. Adam Bonnlarder. Chiffon.
Wis. Nv. O. HnAfr, MaHkatn. MINI.
You are hereby notified that the
tract OF, land hqreinafter. descrSbed
and which was ! as8eN0ed In your
name fer taxatiph for the year 1920
was on tho 18th day OF December.
1921, duly sold, AZ provided by law.
for the delinqtient taxes Of the year
1890. and that the. time for redemp-
ton from said sales viii expire nine
~ days FROM the aeoInplcted service
Said land is tlsscrihcd. as follows:
Southwest quarter. section s.
Township 40, Range IS Amount
sold for. $6s40. Amount required
to .redeem Mt this date, e1e0.s6.
In addition to the above amount
you will be required to pay the costs
or the service o. this notice and in
terest as provided BY law and un-
leas you redeem said land from said
sale before the expiration of the
time for redemption as above stated.
a deed thereof with iAsue to the
holder nf the tax sale certificate rs
provided by law. tsA.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 2nd day OF Nnrch, 1895.
FRANK j. JOHNSON,
Auditor BurleiEh county. y. n.
EEeE = 49, S-4sh.lH
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EASTERN TINE


WILT (394.5) Philadelphia, Pa. 1880.
Classical.
WEAF (492) New York City. s. Vim
cent Lopez and orchestra; G, Din
ncr music; z. Mid.weck Hymn Sing;
1880, "Smith BROTHERS.; 8. "The
Larkinites." TO WEEP i476j. WGR
@ Ss3N' ta WoG M Sase} 1 Mri i Rs6
(A5.l). WTAG $3.50, WCAE
l46l.3). WEAR lSs9:A). $3.50,
Hires voyageurs." To WEEI
(478), WIFI (395), WCAE (4Gl.3).
WLIB (302.S), WSAI (325.9), WWJ
(352.7). 8, "Clicquot Club Eski-
mos" To WEEP (476), WIFI 1866,
WSAI (325.9). WGR (a19), WV
(332:7). WGN (302.S). WTAG (26S) !,
voc (484). WCCO (4lG.4), KSD
(545.l), WCAE (4Gl.3). WAR
(3o5.0), WEAR (389.4). 10. ''Sil-
vertown Cord Orchestra" To
WAR (8O5.9), WGN (30e.8) J, WEEl
(A76). WTAG .(269). WEI 1886 !.
WCAE (461.3), WGR (319), WV
(012,7), voc (484). WCCOs{ 416a4)
KSD (545.l), WADC (25s), WSA1
l325:9). II, Vincent Lopez and or
chestra.
CENTRAL TIME
WHAS l399.S) Louisville, Ky. 4. Con-
cert; 1920, Vocal and instrumental
KYW (536) Chicago, III. 6, Musical;
8. Studio; /, Insomnia club.
WBAP (475.9) Fort Worth. Tex. 6
Orchestra; 1880, Vocal; $3.50, Band
IL. Variety.
WHIT (400) Chicago, Ill. 6. Organ;
$3.50. Stringed trio: $3.50, Entertain.
ers; $3.50. Popular. -
WAkAQ. (447.5) Chicago, III. 6. Or.
gan: Gao, Orchestra
WOAW (526) Omaha. Ncb. C:2O, In
strumental; 1880, Orchestra.
WFAA &476) Dallas, Tex. $3.50, Or
chastra; $3.50. Piano. ,@. :,
WON (302.S) Chicago, Ill. $3.50. Mus
ical; no.. Variety.
J, WLIB .(302.8) Chicago, III. Z, Var
icty; 1890, Orchestra.
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81 Teams From Is
States Entered in
A. A. u. Tourney

Kansas City, Mo, March 1l.-(AP)
Thirty-three teams from IL state
have entered the national A. A. ".
basketball tournament which will
begin here March IS. One Of the
entries, however, will be eliminated
in the drawings ut Omaha Friday
or Saturday rs only 32 teams may
compete
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Akron, Ohio-Tommy Ryan, Me-
Keesport, Pa, outpointed Carl Ire
smaine, Cleveland 10).
Oakland, Calif.-Jack Malone, st.
Paul scored q technical knockout
over Joe Roche, San Francisco (8).
{ Havana-Jack Renault outpointed
Roleaux Saguero, Cuban light heavy
weight and heavyweight champion
u2)..
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Sports
l&&SOR1S
STRIBLING
AND TUNNEY
AWAIT GONG
Light Workouts Today Com.
plete Training for Fight
Friday Night
R0I'T re CALLED OFF

BOCT is CALLED OFF
Miami, Fla, March ll.-GF)-
The match between Gene Tunncy
and Young Stribling for Friday
night, was declared off today.
Tunncy's manager, Billy Glib
son, announced that the match
was off. saying he would not let
Tunncy take part because he
sal! the promoters had been un.
able 10 meet their advance Obli.
gaticns by March l. according to
contract, and he saw no hope Of
obtaining the stipulated money.
The bout was to have been
lC-rOund nO-decisiOn affair be-
tween the two COntcndcrs for the
heavyweight title. Stribling was
to have received 3d.. 900 and Tun.
nc, $4,000.
Miami, Fla, March H. P)-Gene
Tunney and W. L. (Young) Stribling,
contenders for the heavyweight.
crown. today finished training for
their l0-round no decision bout sched-
uled at .Hialeah Park for tomorrow
night. Light workouts were the or
der of the day, Tunney taking four
mile walk on the beach and Strbling
combining himself to 4 sparring
MATCH
a stadium which will seat abou,
$4,000 has been constructed. There
will be standing room for 5000 more.
Stribling is to gather in $4,000 and
Tunney will get $4,000.
Both Stribling and Tunncy dcclar-
ed that they were in good condition
for the fight. Stribling. in work
out, shower remarkably fast foot
work and his hitting was harder than
ever before. The Georgia boxer has
developed a tremendous punch in his
left and his right has always been
strong.
Tunncy, whose portsidc always has
been weak, has been working on his
left ever since the Gibbons battle.
Both men are expected TO weigh in
around l7J
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MANDAN NEWS
ra,,ovirr 4 report Of present fina

Following report Of present finan.
cial conditions in the citv Of Mandan
and the indebtness of its taxpayers,
as made Tuesdav night to > public
mass meeting Of approximately $50
persons gathered in the Elks haE, 9
resolution was unanimously adopted
calling for defeat of the, city hall SIR.
900 and .filtration plant $lO5, 1000 bond
issues next Monday. It was suggested
that instead = $4,000 bond issue pc
nut before the voters 1T the regular
election in April for. repairs to the
present reservoir and for the erection
Of new one.
Rovtiue business .wAS transacted at
a meeting Of the Morton County Ham
kers association Tuesday night at
New Salem. Conditions OF the bank
ing industry in the county were. Of
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NOTICE or LEASING OF STATE
AND SCHOOL LANDS

The State and School Lands in
Burleigh County. North Dakota, not
already leased viii be offered for
rent. ut q public 'ieaaing to 4he held
bismarck in said County on the lsth
10 O'Clock A. NJ. i. n
AL grazing aantl hay lands which
have .naver heen ss0ld on Contract
WIN hrst be offered for rent for "a
se season al ve fa sss ssss'nnnE sm w1,n
rental nj $1,000 per- sQilartAr Isseatlon.
Lands witch have reverted to thu.
state Through. the .caricellafion ,of
Contracts ct Sale. and through fore
clOaurea. will next be. otfasesl Tor
Re s;. ?n the following terms and
Fifty Cents per acre for the cul-
tty0ted, and "a Cents per mere TOR
tho s,lncNltiyated lands. IL tho tract
or description offered for rent has
been cultivated It win be leased Tor
= term Of-1hre0 years providing the
Lana ircnegted to the State prior to
July s1sts 1e25., All persona whose
Contracts have been CO ncclled since
July list. fa35. Will he given PREFER
ence ITO lease such land for one year
only any time nrins TO the leasing
amount OF rent to tho County Treas
urer for the same. In ,ca9e there
are any buildings located on State
and School lands and such buildings
are used tor; apy purpose. whatso-
ever during the life. OF q Contract
been cultivated. the. mjni1n4ni rental
will he 80, cents per acre for the
entire tract or description leased.
No division will be made Of any
tract or pare Ell OF land. In case cul-
tivated lands ARE leased for one Tor
three. years the uncultiyQted portions
Of such tracts must be. leased Tor
the same period. ii t~;s
Al lands. will be struck OFT to the
highest bidder. who WIN be required
tent paK er # the s%s Of e ls ssf hs
fee OF Three Dollars for three ).
five year lease. ana q fec OF On.
Dollar and Fifty Cents for each on ,
year lease. which fees will h.,
charged fer each quarter section OF
10 ;nn tSa or "a Lection g. thereof. include
Stnta and Sc:,ool Lands will no:
|she leased to a pscsOns Or. company al
sre9dy leasing $40 acres OF state OF
"a list. 81 lands to he offered fov
ease will be on flo with the Treas
Arer OF said County for public in
spectton for at least two weeks be.
fore the date Of leasing. 4
Goal rights are reserved to- the
STATS III uJI IeUSeS. "lue t1OQr0 ,0l
University and School Lands rs.
serves the right to reject any And
Fall bids, 81
e95.oo ,Jeewsra ORered
The board s-0f Univaraitv and
School Lands will pay tho sum o!
l $25.OO to any person who will fur
I-nish information leading to; the ar.
rest aud. conviction mt any. :pereDil
who has removal hutldtIgh or any
other IMPROVEMENTS from State and
School Lands. .. - ~
All Leases Are Subject TO Cancel
!atiotl In Case of Sale. i
The only way to RAcuge the lsesnf
any State or School Land Is by
leasing on the above terms.
II any person IL hereafter discov-
cred using. state or. School Lana19
without. havtnG first leased che
same. he will he required to paS,
treble the amount OF rent AZ tspact,
Ted herein and In also subject tot
tlns or $4,000 or one year Ia Jail or
Dated at. plsmar0lk, North Dakota.
SCARIR. KdefTzKx.
T State Land Commissioner.
/aA1-.14: Fit: 3-l411
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declared today . holiday in recoeni-
ton of the opening OF the baseball
season in that city. ,s.q+. ----.-

Detroit, Mich.-Scvcral outfielders
and infielders have arrived to aug
mcnt the squad Of Detroit kmcricnlf
players ut their Augusta, Ga, tf4i6fAi
camp. Another stiff workout featured
yesterdays training.
st. Louis, Mo.-Thc Cardinals, at
San Antonio. Texas. were idle yester.
day following an all-night rain. A
feature of Cardinal training this year
has been the work Of Manager Rogers
Hornsby in coaching his .hopefuls
in the art of fence busting. lie is
getting results.
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Toads, bats and. snakes can live
longer without foUu th6h shy other
creatures.
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FOR THURSDAY, MARCH IL
ON THE AIR

REST PICK
lKDKA ,(3O9) Pittsburgh. ia.
$3.50, Concert; $3.50, Classical;
9, Concert; IL. Musical.
KTHS (374.8) Hot Springs,
Ark. 8, Organ; $3.50, Classical;
10, Concert.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-02-18

tional Glamour is for reduced
taxation. We have had cur
lesson and learned that uneqult-
able taxes do not make an ideal
nor even a prosperous situation.
1t should be the duty Of every
resident Of Montana to oppose
increased taxation in any form
but it should likewise be their
obligation to demand that ne
proceed from the presen schedule
of taxes be used along lines that
will turn the greatest revenue
over a period of years. 1t futher
demonstrates the fact that the
immense growth of California
would not have been possible nor
could it have been maintained
year after year without the
wonderful road system which
was instituted and developed by
the Californa people.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-02-18
Gas Company President
Here On Business Trip

DR.. Cunning, president of the
Keyin and Washington Gas com
pany, was a caller at the Review
Office the first of.the week. DR..
was here looking over
the companys new gas we'll and
states that they now haye abun-
nance Of gas and are in position
to serve their patrons in the best
manner possible, he also stated
that their rates would be as
economical as any other company
as they were all under the super
vision of the State Railway COM
missioners, and all must abide by
the rates set by them.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-02-18
WILL DRILL SIXTY new WELLS
TN VIN-SUNBURST TERRITORY
S. c. Ferdig Announces the Drilling of Many New
Wells This Year. Future of Kevin-Sunbursf
Greater Than Has Been Heretofore

wells and the Lashbaugh. The
experiment has caused much IN
terest among other operators in
the field and it is expected that
there will be a general subshtu-
tIon Of the five inch tubing for
the old two and three inch size
Which have been used exclusive
" in the past.
The storage situation in the
field is materially improved, Mr..
Ferdig stated. He is selling all
of his oil, approximately 1000
barrels day, and expects to
have a market for more as soon
as he is able to deliver it. Pro
duction on the Anderson farm
was cut down recently when the
power house and store room
burned. Considerable equipment
including two automobiles. were
completely destroyed The loss
is estimated at $4,000 and no
insurance was carried.
Work of rebuilding was started
Immediately and new gas line
from the Lashbaugh lease to the
Anderson farm was completed
Thursday. The new power plant
is expected to be ready for use
next week. In addition to the
loss Of material and equipments
Mr.. Ferdig estimates he has lost
an $500 to S400 daily because
OF inability to pump the wells