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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Smysly a nesmysly.

JeSte Stesti, re je tomu IVY
ky! V "St. Mary's Enterprise"
redaktor beduje:
'Farmari v teto sekci mali
zlou dobu, an tabak ma pol1ch
nicen jest cervy. Skorem vse-
cko shrine Sc ma uboheho stare
no farmaTe tax, re konecne 81
zvykne ma to-"
" dobe nastavajicfho We
dra nejezdete do Talbot ohe-
su! Easton "Star-Democrat'
aspon varuje slovy:
"Politika Sc rozehr1va Tai
bot okresu a bude teplejS1 te-
plejsf az do zarfjovych prima-
rex
" New Yorku Luther B..
Little, spravce v Metropolitan
pojistujfc1 spolecnosti, zakopl
padl ma cesticku u Scarsdale
Country klubu a prerazil 81 no
hu. Lekari uznali, re zlome-
nina zavinena byla golfovou
kulickou, kterou Little mel v
kapse.
Podle vseho golfova kulicka
v zadn1 kapse u kalhot ukryta
je tax nebezpecnou jako flas-
ticka koTalky. Poor!
Baltimore "Sun" je RADIO
stf cely pryc, re Baltimore ma
o jednu opici vice. Druhy den
pc pf1jezdu Charlie, ozna-
moval rozradostneny 'Sun"
re opicak ma puchyr ma pysku
Well, kolikaty clovek ma "pu.
chyr ma mozku" a to je horsl-
zvlaSte v teto dobe!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Ctyfi automobiliste usmrceni
We srazce S vlakem.

Sest osob usmrceno FL po-
raneno bylo v nedeli rdznych
acknowledged nehodach.
Y jedne nehod, jez odehra
Ia Sc u Odenton, kde automo-
bll srazil Sc S elektrickym VIA
KEN ma Silver Crossing. Auto
mobil, nemz vezla vojaky z
Camp Meade manzelka SER
geanta, Marie Brown zachy-,
ceny vlakem tazen byl timto
do dalky asi 125 stop. z peti
osob v automobile sedlcfch Wy
vail zivotem jedine vojak
Skibbons &C tezce poranen. u
smrceni byli: Marie Brown, a
voJaci: Lester Eblen, kapral
CARRIER a jiny vojak. Vojen-
sky 1rad nemdze 81 vysvetliti,
jak osudna nehoda . Sc udala.
Noe byla jasna a jak automo-
biliste tax f1dic vlaku nemeli
zadnych obt1zi vidGti jeden
druheho re vzdalenosti, kdy
mono bylo zastaviti. Mrtvoly
usmrcenych byly tax rozdrce-
ny, ze tezko bylo je ztotozniti.
Jina osudna nehoda odehra-
la Sc ma Jerusalem Pike, jednu
mill cd Kingsville. Sedm osob
z Kingsville sedelo v automobi-
lu zastavenem ma vrsku silnice.
Nejakym zpGsobem brzda po-
VOLTA, automobil rozehnal Sc
pc prfkrem svahu silnice, vra-
zil do sloupu a .prudce Sc pre-
kotil. Vsechny osoby v mem
sedicf vyhozeny byly pod pre-
vrzeny ma ne automobil. Dva
roxy stare dftko Fannie Small
bylo zabito a ctyfi: Freda
George a Hilda Bartlett Nell
lie Smith zraneni. Matka dit
'ka a Dannis Smith z1stali ne
zraneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Chteji zruseni posledni vile
bYyaleho kneze.

V New Yorku v tomto tydnu
jednano bude asi, jak splniti
poslednl Will Johna r. Slate
ry, byvaleho prominentniho
kneze v Baltimore, jenz knee
stvi vystoupil "a kardinala
Gibbonse. V poslednl Will je-
dna Sc O odkaz pres jeden
million dolar1, jenz tajem-
nych duvodG byvaly knez od-
kazal darovati New Yorske
verejne knihovne az manzelka
jeho Adele Slattery, jez od-
kazu brati ma uzitky al do sve
smrti, zemTe.
Slattery po mnoha leta byl
reditelem seminaTe sv. Josefa
v Baltimore. V breznu zemrel
v Monte Carlo. I'll str1dave V
New Yorku a We Francii a ca
sem prijfzdel do Baltimore "a
obchodnfmi zalezitostmi. z
knezstvf vystoupil roku 1908.
Kdy Sc ozenil, nenf urcite zna-
mo. Manzelkou jeho byla Bal
timofanka, jez pred snatkem
byla We sluzbach katolicke cir
kve. Roku 1905 zdedil $780,
900 po SVEN otci, James Slat-
terry, jenz byl kontraktorem '
New Yorku. Po zanechan1
knezstvi Slattery cestoval a
vystudoval prava v Kalifornii
kdez prijat byl do svazku pra,
vnickeho. Roku 1912 zdedi
po SVEN stryci, Johnu Slattery
100000.
V posledni Will sve Slattery
ustanovil "a vykonavatele svt
poslednl vile sveho pr1tele
Warnera w. Westrvelta svo
il manzelku ustanoviv, ably je
no tete, Margaret Slattery, Wy
placeno bylo mesicne 5000.
Proti posledn1 Will vystupu
il nynf pffbuzni Slatterovy :
mateiny strany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Odpovedeli mayoru
hlasovanim.

Co vS1m pravem na mestske
radnici Sc povazuje "a pollock
mayorovi Jacksonovi uste Dire
ny bylo zvolenl dvou ucitelek
do pensijn1ho fondu "a cleny
feditelstva zastupuj1c1ho zaj-
my mestskych zTizenc1 v pen
.sijn1m fondu. Zvoleny byly u
citelky: Mary F. Walsch, fedi-
telka skoly, {. 27 a Pearl 1.
Heaps, ucitelka Western vyssl
dfvci skoly. Hlasovanlm po-
razeni byli kandidati, ktere do
boje postavili pani ma mestske
radnici: Albert r. Sherman,
hlavn1 klerk zdanovac1ho SOU
du a Chester A. Warren z vo-
darenskeho odboru. Obe uci-
telky dostaly pTi hlasovan1 95
procent odevzdanych hlasd.
Mayor planoval, re postave-
MIN dvou<.radnicnich kandida-
tn soustredf hlasy mestskych
zfizencd ma techto a tax pora-
ii ucitelky. V planech svych
Sc notne spletl. Meststf zfi-
zenci rozhoFceni odstranenfm
.jejich sedmi kandidat1 ma roz-
kaz mayordv, bud hlasovali
pro ucitelky anebo nehlasovali
vdbec.
Pensijnf vybor slozen jest
nyni takto: r. Walter Graham
mestsky kontrolor, president
pensijn1ho vyboru, Louis Set
len a William Horst, ustanove-
nj mayorem a ucitelky zvolene
hlasovan1m: Walsch a Heaps.
Pensijnf vybor spravovati
bude fund V rozsahu asi tfice-
tt milionG dolar6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Guverner Smith prime nomi-
naci " pristi presidentske kam-
pani.
Velke nadsenf newyorskych
demokrat1.

Ma oslavu 4. cervence Sc ko-
nala We velke sfni Tamany
Hall cetne navstfvena sch1ze,
jiz Sc s1castnil take guverner
Smith. Predseda spolecnosti
staricky John R. Vorhis We
SVEN uv1tacfm proslovu Sc uni
nil o tom re snad "a dve leta u
vita Tamany Hall kandidata
presidentstvi, a "a obrovskeho
jasotu Al Smith prohlasil, re
nominaci prime, bude-li mu
nab1dnuta. Vsichni pr1tomn1
prohlasovali jiz dnes guverne-
ra "a budouclho presidenta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Umrti pribylo " posledni polo
vici roku.

V poslednich sesti m6sicfch
tohoto roku pocet 1mrtf v Bal
timore v pfirovnanf mesfci
pfedesleho roku, rozmnozen
byl. Y letosn1m roce zemfelo
6,795 osob. Minuleho roku v
teze dobe zemrely 6,404 oso-
by.
V Sesti mes1c1ch letosnlho
roku narodilo sc v Baltimore
1861 d1tek. V teze dobe pre-
desleho roku narodilo sc o.
06O ditek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Sc smutnou vratila Sc domHH.

John B. ELY, 81 rokd stara,
odejela do Atlantic City, aby
81 tam hledala praci. V neko-
lika hodinach po pr1jezdu do
Atlantic City ztratila penezen-
ku, v niz ukryty mela vsechny
sve penfze. Nezastrasena ztra-
tou, sla a hledala 81 praci.K Kdyz
shledala, ze pro osmdesatile-
tou starenu prace tam nen1, O.
bratila Sc ma spolecnost chra-
nicf cestujfc1, pomoc. V SO
botu vratila Sc pomoci spolec-
nosti do Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
DR.. West ma universitu
" Miami.

DR.. Henry West, pred media
vnem superintendent Balti-
morskych verejnych skol, jme-
novan byl clenem profesorske-
no sboru university v Miami ma
Floride.
DR.. West politickymi nepra-
tely svymi ma mestske radnici
Baltimorske prinucen byl re-
signovati ma dfad svdj.
superintendent zdejSich
skol byl cd roku 1920 do 1926.
Po vzdan1 Sc 1Tadu zde odejel
ma Floridu, kdez stal Sc clenem
firmy obchoduj1c1mi pozemky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Sest utonulo " nedsli.

Sest osob utonulo v nedeli.
Utonuli: Isadore a Solomon
Gold, II Z rokG staff, sest-
nactilety William C. Trabert,
x. GIG N. Montford avenue,
Jese Deck, 25 rok6 starry, Jas.
DarneH, 16 rok1 stary a dva-
nactileta Margaret Broadfoot.
Nedelnf vylet ma Sorry byl vsem
osudny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Torpedo vybuchlo hochovych
ustech.

Tf1lety hoch, John P. o.
Rrien, popalen byl nebezpecne
na obliceji a v 1stech, kdyz v
nedeli slavil 4. cervenec kou-
sanfm do vybusneho torpedo,
iez explodovalo v 1stech jeho
50 zlymi pro hocha nasledky.
Nakolik jinych dftek nerozum-
nymi podobnymi ''oslavami'
poraneno bylo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Kradly gumy automobile.

Joseph Sass 2 LansdOwne a
Sest cernoch1 uvezneno bylo v
pondell po zjistenf, re kradli
gumy z automobile. Ma stopu
iejich prisla policie zatcen1m
Charlese Watkinse, kdyz ma
w. Mount Royal avenue nesl
gumu, jez byla majetkem Bal
timore Tire spolecnosti. Eat
ceny primal Sc ku kradez1m a
imenoval sve spoluvinn1ky.
Sass cd cernochd kupoval gu
my.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Padem S okna druheho pos
chodi lehce zransn.

TTinact rokG stary Eduard
2ictor spadl v nedeli okna
druheho poschod1 domu clslo
1902 Fleet ulice. Padem pora-
ren byl lehce. Hoch, jenz po
nekolik mesfcG byl nemocen v
: edeli "a nepT1tomnosti matky
vylezl ma kufr stoj1cf u okna,
tratil rovnovahu a spadl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Nahrobnfm kamenem zlome
mena hochu noha.

Ctrnact rokG staremu hochu
Hanley Wilsonovi, zlomena by
la noha padnuvSfm ma neho
nahrobn1m kamenem, kdyz
hral 81 ma Sharp Street hrbito-
We, Westport, jinymi hochy
ma schovavacku. Jeden z ho-
chil~ vrazil do nahrobnlho ka-
meme a<s deren pfevrEl jej ma
Wilsonovu nohu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Nemila zmilena.

Andrew Pawlovicz re S.
Washington ulice v pondell Sc
Sci do sklepa, aby ma oslavu
"ctvrteho" pTihnul 81 z lahvic-
ky. Omylem mfsto kofalic-
kou wal lahev S jedem, ktery
pozdeji lekaTi v Johns Hop
kins z neho vypumpovaH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Nalezen mrtev $ kuli v lebce.

V els. COL Cation avenue ma
iezen byl v nedeli rano 33lety
William T. Decker, lezfc1 v po-
steli mrtev. Usmrtil Sc ranou
Z revolveru.
- Ma Eagle soru u Turner's
Station usmrceno bylo jeden
rok stare ditko ranou, jiz Wy
palil stryc ditka William Bonn
gourd z N. Chapel ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Pc kratke stavce vratili Sc do
prace.

Padesat chauffeur1 vratilo
Sc v nedeli vecer do prace,
kdyz spolecnost 'Luxor Cab"
prijaH podmfnky jejich uznav-
Sc Taxicab Drivers uni a svo-
livse platiti vsechen gasolin a
ne jak dosavad cineno bylo, je-
nom so procent. Ma stavku wy
Sli v sobotu V nOci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09

Kontrakty ma silnice zadany.
Statnf silnicn1 komise zada-
la kontrakty ma stavbu silnic
V obnosu 248,275.96. Olejo-
vani silnic pro letosn1 rok bylo
praVe skonceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
MiStnl zprdyy.
z krajanskych kruhG.

V 1tery, 6. cervence spo
jeni byli svazkem manzelskyn
snoubenci: p. Karel Liska z
Robertsdale, stat Alabama {
sic. Hattie Roth.
V utery, 20. cervna zem
fela Marie Bosak We starr &c
roku, vdova pc zemfelem Janu
Bosakovi. Pohreb byl konan
domu dcery p1. F. Pletkove
64OO Linden Ave. Belair Roac
do kostela sv. Michala a odtuo
ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele \
patek rano, 2. cervence.
We stredu, dne 80. cervns
zemfel petilety Emil Koutek
syn manzelG Emilia a Lillian
Koutek z els. 81 N. Curley ul
a pohrben byl z kostela sv. Va
clava v sobotu, 3. cervence ns
hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
= We ctvrtek, 1. cervence
zemrela p1. Marie Pajer, vdo-
va DO zemrelem Frantisku Pa
jerovi We start 46 rokG. Po-
hTeb byl konan z domu smut.
ku els. 825 n. Madeira ulice Y
sobotu, 3. cervence do chramU
Pane sv. Vaclava odtud na
hTbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele. Ze-
snula pfinalezela ku spolku
sv. Ludmili a OltaTn1mu, jich5
deputace j ku hrobu doprova-
zeli.
" patek, 2. cervence zem-
Tela po kratke dvou denn1 ne
moci p1. Barbora Stetkova
manzelka p. F'rantiska Stetky
els. 2O10 Ashland ave. We
start 48 rokG. Pohfeb konan
byl domu smutku v nedeli, 4
Gervence We 2. hod. odpol. ma
Narodnf hrbitov. Prinalezela
ku spolk1m: Sboru Ctilada e
Is, J. c. D. a Vlastimila, {. &c
S. P. j., jichz deputace il ma
poslednf ceste doprovazeli
PrGvodc1 rakve byly clenove
Sok. Jed. Blesk. Zesnula "a
nechava zde nanzela, (ktery
prave meska V Praze v Ce-
chach ma Sokolskem sletu,) a
sest dltek: Emil, Jaromir, E.
duard, Daniel a William, syno-
We a Sylvie, dcera dive sestry
p1.- Rosalii Legro a p1. Marii
Neuman a Augusta Stichu, bra
ira v Chicagu. Jejf telesne
poz1statky byly prozatim ulo.
zeny V hrobce ma Narod-
MIN hrbitove a pohrbena bude
az pc navratu manzelove.
V sobotu, 3. cervence
zemrela pf. Anna Firth (roze-
ma Velenovska) z Philadelphia
Pa, manzelka Eduardo Firth
V nedeli, 4. cervence byla pre-,
vezena z Philadelphia do Bal.
timore ku1 rodic1m Karla g
Marie Velenovskym clslo 81c
N. Castle ulice odkud byla V Il
terry, 6. cervence pohrbena
PohTeb konan do chramu Pane
sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hrbi
tov Nejsv. Vykupitele. Prina
lezela ku spolku Fanny Marie
Ustavicne Pomoci, jichz depu
tace il ma posledni ceste dopro
vazela.
PohTby tyto vypravila firms
Frank Cvach a Syn.
- Jiz prfst1 nedeli, dne II
cervence usporada svdj vyroc
nj vylet Rad Cechie c1slo 277.
F. A. u. We znamem Miller
Parku, Dundalk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Jedenact set automobile
ukradeno.

Cd 1. ledna tohoto roku do
80. cervna ukradeno bylo v
Baltimore 1,133 automobile. z
poctu tohoto nalezeno a mali
teldm vraceno bylo 1909 auto
mobili.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
New York, 6. cervence.

New 7 Ork, b. cerVence.
Pro mzdove rozpory ridic1
a kondukterG Sc spravou spo-
lecnosti Interbourough Rapit
Transit, ktere naIezf celia rada
dGlezitych linek podzemn1ch
drah v New Yorku vypukla O
pGl noci stavka a miliony lid1
odkazanych ma podzemni dra-
by 81 nev1 rady, jak Sc dostane
do prace. Den CO den dopra-
vujf podzemnf drahy do srdce
New Yorku ma ostrov Manhat-
tan ma 4 miEiony lidl, z nichz
jeste polovice pouzfva linek
jmenovanych spolecnostf. Kdyz
vypukla o p1l noci stavka, by
la nadraz1 preplnena vracej1-
cimi Sc vyletnfky. z pocatku
tfeba doprava znacne vazla,
jeSte to ~uslo, protoze r1dici je-
Ii S vozy az ma konecne stanice,
ale kdyz ma mlste asi 3-5
minutovych pfestavkach jak
obycejne vlaky pTijlzdeji, tr-
valo p1l hodiny i vice, nez Sc
novy vlak objevil nastala ma
nadrazf takova tlacenice, re
musela prijfti policie, ably de-
lala poradek. Vozy byly ma
bity, re by AMI jehla byla ne
propadla, a zmatek byl zvysen
tim, re mnozf cestujicf ma ceste
z vyletu nell pine ruce zava-
zadel.
Spolecnost Interbourough
Rapit Transit doufa, -ze Sc j
brzy podaT1 zfskati tolik lidf,
ably mohla udrzovati SO pro-
centnf dopravu, ale tax jest
stavka pro New York a jeho O.
byvatelstvo tezkou ranou. Ia
spolupGsobenf mestskeho ma
yora Walkera Sc spolecnost
pficinuje, aby zarucila dopra-
WI aspofl po, poulicn1ch zvyse-
nych drahach a po motorovych
vozech. Vlastnf ma povrchu
celou radu linek, a ku podivu,
rfdici techto vozd nejev1 mno-
no chuti ku stavce, &C je mezi
mimi mnoho tech, kdo sympa-
tisuje Sc stavkovym hnut1m
svych kolegI ma podzemn1ch
drahach. Mimo to byl misty
rozmnozen pocet autobusd, ale
jak mestske sprav6, tax mno-
hym podnikGm jest zat1m ha-
dankou, jak bude dopravni
problem rozfesen, kdyby Sc
mela stavka protahnouti. Ia
stavenfm dopravy jsou posti-
zeny zejmena linky smerujlc1
ma Manhattan z Long Island
kde bydl1 nekolik miliond lid1
zamestnanych v NewYorskych
podnic1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1926-07-09
Stavka ma podzemnich dra-
bach New Yorku privodila
obrovske dopravnf nesnaze.

Vypukla dnes v noci pro mzdo-
We spory Sc spolecnost1 zne-
moznf milion1m zamestnan-
Gu vcasny pr1chod do prace.
Doprava castecne udrzovana
pomocl stavkokazI, vyjedna-
vanl o mir jsou v proudu.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-08-26

JUST WATCH kEvIN eRowI
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-08-26
KeDin Rod and Gun Club
Plant 10000 Fingerlings

Thirty thousand Fingerlings, or
dered by the Kevin Rod and Gun club
were taken out the latter pa7f OF last
week and planted in the following
streams, northeast of Kevin: Sage
creek, Brush creek, Willow creek,
Breed creek, and some were planted
in the lake west of Kevin as an ex-
pertinent.
The sportsmen who planted the
Fingerlings we're: NJ. C. Green, H. E.
Shower, Frank Kitchen, H. C. Daum,
Ray Kincheloe and Buster Goeddertz,
who furnished their cars for the use
of carrying them out to the streams.
This shows that the Kelvin Rod and
Gun club are a live bunch and have
wisely done a deed that should, have
the approval of every good sports
man.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-08-26
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
FOR DISTRICT NO. :

The board OF trustees of school
district No. 7, east of Kevin, are ad
vertising for bids for a new school
building. They plan to erect a mod
ern two-room structure, to care for
the large number of new pupils in
that vicinity. Last year the school
house was overcrowded, and it is es.
timated that there will be over so
pupils the coming term. District z
comprises the eastern part of the oil
field, and has grown rapidly in popu-
lation since the present schoolhouse
was erected.
Mrs. Chas. F. Grass of Oilmont and
John Danielson of Kevin, represent
ing the district as clerk and trustee,
respectively, were in Shelby yester-
day attending to business matters in
connection with the call for bids
Promoter.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-08-26
KEVIN NOW HAS
REAL GUN CLUB

This week finds Kevin sportsmen
)ut every evening getting in trim for
The duck and chicken season which
opens up soon.
A shooting trap arrived and has
been installed about a mile north of
The city. Monday the first practice
was started with Harry C. Daum
carrying off the honors, although he
was given close second by M. G..
Green, Frank Kitchen and Ray Sor-
ell. Harry broke seventeen pigeons
out of twenty-five, which we say is
excellent for the first tryout.
After a few evenings of practice,
the Kevin Rod and Gun club will be
ready to compete with any of the
towns, and Mayer Coed
dertz states that he will put up one
of his big Studebakers that we can
carry off the silver cup.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-08-26
1900 People al Sunburst
Refinery Day Celebration


the tops from the refinery go to the
/ Spokane Oil & Refining company al
Spokane. The refinery has stor
age capacity for all refined products
OF 100000 barrels. On the loading
track there is room for filling SIS
tank cars at a time.
The O'Neil brothers, L. b., Tip
and John r., are active heads OF the
enterprise and make their home here.
William Parker is manager OF the
company and d. d. Gibson is super
intendent of the plant. w. p Ken
ney, of St Paul, vice president of the
Great Northern railway, was among
the prominent out of town men here
Others were ]. NJ Gouleigh, pres
dent, and Sam Yingling. vice pres
ident of the Marland Oil Co. Of Den
yer; j. w Hurry and Jack McFad-
yen, both vice presidents of the Ohio
Oil company, of Findlay, Ohio; j.
Peweter assistant freight agent, w.
E. Smith, general superintendent and
Frank O'Hara, general agent Of the
Great Northern railway; George
President, district manager Of the
Illinois Pipe Line company; Leonard
Young and Sam r. Ross, members OF
the state railway commission;F- R
vandePutte and VIM. Landsrud, dis
trict manager Of the Continental OH
company, both of Great Falls
The Cut Bank ball team was beaten
by the Sunburst nine by score of
6 to 4. The 10 round boxing bout
between Jimmy Quinlan and Tommy
OBrien was draw. The refinery
derby was won by a horse owned BIZ
"spudv Murphy of Milk River. Sec
ony money went to horse owned by
Otto Grasser of Sunburst.
Mrs. Essie Neirs pony took first
prize in the pony race with Van
buskies coming in second. Mrs Neil
also won the ladies' pony race, Mrs.
Otto Grasser being second team,
composed Otto Grasser, Royce Han
non and O. F. Emerson, won the po-
tato race. Lester Halter and Tony |
Barrett were victors in the slow
race.
A. J. Clark was manager of the
celebration which was staged by the
city of Sunburst with the O'Neil
brothers cooperating
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-08-26
K4LTSPELL OPERATORS
COMPLETING PLANS
FOR THREE WELLS

It. E. Lincoln was in Joplin Tues
day of this week, and in talking with
press representative, said that his
company, the Kalispell Petroleum
company, was now negotiating with
three different drilling concerns and
expected to close a contract for the
drilling of three wells on their acre
age centering on twp. S5-7 W. The
company will insist on one of these
wells being completed this fall
Mr.. Lincoln has about recovered
from a recent severe illness, which
came upon him on the occasion OF
visit to this section about two
weeks ago. He was taken suddenly
with an attack Of pleurisy and was
taken to his home at Kalispell on
stretcher. An operation was nee
essary to bring his relief. On that
visit he was accompanied by f. w.
Conrad. Texas geologist who made
an examination of the structure and
was very fayorbaly impressed with
the same.
Mr.. Lincoln said that the Kalispell
Petroleum company had the finances
necessary for their drilling here all
in hand and that the leases were in
pretty fair shape, there being only a
few yet waiting for verification OF
Reporter.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1926-08-26
Workers in Oil Fields MingIe With
Visitors from Many Points to
Commemorate Opening of
Refining Plant

Sunburst, Aug. 21-More than 1,5Ot
people of northern Montana joined
with the workers of the Keyin-Sun
burst oil fields Saturday in obser
vance of third annual Refinery day
in this city. The Lethbridge band
played in the forenoon and afternoon
There was an athletic program, in
Guiding ball game, horse races and
boxing bouts. The day closed with
dance which was attended by many
hundred of couples.
Refinery day is particularly fcv.
ful day for the oil field workers. as if
marks the second anniversary of the
opening of the International Rein
ing company, which was built by the
O'Neil brothers to relieve the critical
situation in northern Montana's rapid
growth in the petroleum industry In
the winter of 1923-1924.
The field had been shut down
There was no market for the OUTPUT.
Production moved slowEs during the
summer of 1924 and oil dropped to 70
cents barrel here.
After the O'Neil brothers built the
refinery in the late summer of 1924
and entered in the market for crude
the price was gradually forced up to
$1.55 per barrel with a 10 cent pre-
mium which all oil men agree NOT
only saved the day for production
companies but encouraged more
drilling.
The international Refinery opened
with 500 barrel daily capacity. To
day that has been increased to 49,
900 barrels. At the present time so
men are employed and more than
1000 barrels of gasoline are being
made daily. This gas. which is
known as "The Grizzly Bear is be-
ing marketed through some of the
largest distributors and sales agen
cies.
The fuel oil output of the refinery
is being sold to the Great Northern
and is being used in oil burners op-
Grating between Williston,N D., and
Wenatchee, Wash. and on the Butte
division in central Montana All of