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Evening star., 1928-12-16
Gene Seemed the Master.
WILL NOT PLAY DETROIT

SAN FRANCISCO, December Is (P).
In order to set at rest persistent ru-
mors and queries, Coach G. E. Holling-
berry of Washington State College has
announced that his team will not play
the University of Detroit at Los Angeles
on December %, under the auspices Of
the Los Angeles Elks.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
GUN CLUB WILL ELECT.

Ohicers for the ensuing year viii be
elected and other business given atten-
ton at the annual meeting of the
Washington Gun Club, to be held next
Thursday night, at o'clock, at the
Office of the president, DR.. w. D. Mon
roe. 1901 street.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
CHAMP IS GIVEN Sc
POINTS AGAINST "A
Z 1ockdoWn Rule Is Stressed
by Referee in Ring lust
Prior to Fight.

In last weeks three installments Of
"The Truth About That IA Count" Dave
Esarry broke a. silence Of IL months TO
ply to Che hOetlng and jeering that
has made him a marked man since the
:. lnney-Dempsey fight. Barry told OF
h ) early career, his own fighting career,
>. his work as . referee, Of the secret
i4-etlng of the Illinois Athletic Conn
Ya.ssion and the tap on the shoulder
that sent him into the ring. Barry has
c>lled Tunney and Dempsey into the
ring. Now take up his story from that
Evening star., 1928-12-16
MEREDITH TO COACH.

PHILADELPHIA. December is CR.-
james e. (Ted) Meredith, former
star middle distance runner for the
University of Pennsylvania, has been
named assistant track coach at the uni
versity. He will assist Head Coach Law
son Robertson with the track and cross
country teams.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
HERE'S CHANCE
TO BRUSH UP on
BOXING RULES
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Evening star., 1928-12-16
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Evening star., 1928-12-16

Asks Two Other Questions.
he second question that ask my
/. Is this: Which fighter delivered
more clean and effective blows?"
clean and effective punches mean
ws struck with the knuckle or closed
It of the glove to vulnerable parts
the body; /. e., heart, jaw or solar
xus as differentiated from punches
the top Of the head, back or shoul-
RS or slaps with the open glove.
Question three is: "Sportsmanship?"
this / take to be obedience to the
ieree's commands and general sense
fair play. Ordinarily this sports
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25

Der of the House Of Represent
ative in 1925, and while there,
served on the committees Of
Petroleum, Oil & Gas Affairs,
Irrigation and Water Rights,
Townships and counties, and
Federal Relations. His expert
ence as a county officer, being
treasurer for four years, has
given him knowledge of value,
in regard to taxation and other
matters Of county government,
while his experience as a far
mer and stockman puts him IN
intimate touch with these in
dustries. His present occupa-
ton is in the oil producing
industry
This county, with its large
interests in oil development,
should send such a man to the
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25
WE RETRACT

We wish to retract that
part of a paragraph which
appeared in our issue Of
October 18th, commenting on
the attitude of John Kayan-
agh, editor of the Shelby
Promoter, towards politics
and politicians, wherein we
ascribed his position to dis
appointed ambition at being
defeated for office. This is
not just to Mr.. Kavanagh and
we have no reason to impute
TO him any such poor sports
manship. His attitude. to-
wards party politics, we must
admit, has not been changed
by any personal happening,
and we remember, was the
same four years ago as now.
Signed: BRUCE r. McNAMER
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25
Where Is There Another
to Match Him?


Those qualifications achievements which make
Herbert C. Hoover eminenty desirable as the next
PRECEDENT of the United States have been better
described than by Charles E. Hughes at the Carnegie
Hall meeting which the Civic Forums medal for dis
tinguished public service conferred Mr.
Hoover
sThe Arnercanism Of Hoover is shown in deed,
in every utterance His achievements dignified the
ton and established prestige for the American name
abroad which even the mistakes Of diplomacy cannot
obscure. He bears illustrious because Of re-
rarabIe achievements; but best Of all, is un-
tarnse expressive only Of exceptional ability but
Of the simple life of d modest citizen"
This is the opinion Of who has been dis
tngushed Governor Of New York. distinguished Assoc
cate Justice Of the United States Supreme Court and
the Republican candidate for President Of the United
States likewise the opinion Of Increasingly great
number of American citizens of All parties, men and
women alike.
Where there another Candidate, Democratic Re-
publican, match him?-New York World Demo
cratic) Feb. 20, 1920.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25
LAST RITES FOR
]. E. Belts AT
SHELBY MONDAY
JUDGE }. c. Belts FUNERAL AT
SHELBY is UNDER AUSPICES
or THE MAsoNs

Judge John G Belts, who died
soon after being struck by south
bound freight Thursday evening, was
buried at Shelby Monday afternoon.
The funeral was in charge Of the
Masonic order.
Judge Bett together with Art Daily,
approached the crossing where the ac
cident occurred and became confused
by the headlight of the train, think
ing that it was on another track The
train struck them, throwing them to
one side of the track Both occupants
were thrown out Of the car. Belts leg
' vhich was badly smashed, was brok-
en- in two places and he received
cuts about the face, while Daley as-
capped with minor els and bruises.
Bet Ats taken 10 tie Shelby hospital
ba: died shortly az i, It is believed,
from shock, although he may have
suffered internal injuries.
John Bett is survived by one son
end three daughters. The son, James
G. Bett. lives at San Fancisco; a
married daughter, Cecilia Brandon,
lives at Calnmet, Mimi; Lucille Ben
lives at Minneapolis, and the other
daughter lives at Havana, Cuba.
All the children except the daughter
in Cuba were in Shelby for the fun
eral which was he'd at the high
school auditorium
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25
DALEY FOR SHERIFF

Tom Daley, the Republican
candidate for Sheriff, arrived
IN Shelby, Montana, in 1897 on
the back Of a cayuse. Since
that time he has principally
engaged in the stock business
II this county. His first venture
into public life came when ne
was elected sheriff in Novem.
ber. 1921, which office ne held
for one term of two years.
Mr.. Daley is a lifelong rep
ublican. His record in ofilce
was good, and if elected this
fall he will fill the office IN q
manner satisfactory to the
people Of Toole County.
EVERETT A. RICE
Everett A. Rice was q mem
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25
MRS GAGE LUND DIES
AT HER HOME IN SHELBY

Shelby, Oct. %. Mrs Gage Lund
died Sunday following complications
that set in after the birth Of son
several weeks ago Mrs. Lund. who
was % years old, had been married
three years. She was a graduate OF
Montana State college, and it was
there that she met Mr.. Lund, who is
employed at present by the Califor-
MIA company as geologist Mrs Lund
resided in Butte before her marriage.
The body will be sent to Bozeman
Tor burial
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25
SHELBY PAIR INJURED
IN AUTO CRASH

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Shelby
we're severely Injured Tuesday when
their automobile struck another car
near Augusta Mrs. Lewis suffered a
broken leg and Mr.. Lewis received a
fractured shoulder and other bruises.
examination at the Deaconess hos
Iital showed
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis were enroute
10 Shelby from Helena when the ac-
cident occurred. The occupants OF
the other machine were not injured.
Mr., Lewis ownes the Lewis Chew
roaet Garage at Shelby and also one
at Browning
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25

Thomas G. Anderson is the
logical man for the six year
term as county commissioner.
"A pioneer Of Toole county, a
man who has seen every phase
of its development, q man who
has tried the lot Of the dry
land farmer, and who has
seen the changes and develop
ments which oil has brought,
Nh. Anderson is III tune with
the spirit Of Toole county.
Absolutely honest, I ON
Anderson will give square
deal to every man and to
every problem that comes to
him. That he has the good
will and support Of many of
our citizens is shown by the
fine vote which he received
in the primaries, and he de-
serves to be elected.
(Poltical advertisements continued
to last page.
Orders taken for Christmas cards
at the Kevin Review office.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25

If the voters Of TooIe
County believe that expert
ence is the best teacher, they
will re-elect Warren T. Evans
TO the office Of County Asses
sor. During his terms of of
flee many problems in fixing
valuations have arisen, and
have been successfully met.
Farm lands have been fairly
assessed, oil properties have
been valued SO that they have
paid their fair share of the tax
burdens, and whatever read
justnent has been necessary
in the scale Of values for all
classes Of property, has been
made with good judgment and
impartiality.
Mr.. Evans has served the
citizens of Toole county with
efficiency and with courtesy,
and deserves reelection.
political advertisements continued
to last page.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25
z. u. HATTERSLEY

r NJ. Hattersiey is the Republican
nomlnea oi this district for Judge
having been nominated therefor at
The recent PRIMARY election Mr.
Hattersney has resided continuously
at Conrad s.nce 1910 He has prac-
tised saw there since that time and
has been eminent-y SUCCESSFUL in his
rractice. lie is wei and favorably
known among large number of
friends and business associates in
Teton, Pondera, Glacier and Toole
counties. These four counties COM
prise the Ninteenth Judicial District
He mas served several terms as
County Attorney OF Pondera county
and is the present County Attorney
OF that county.
Heretofore the District Judge has
either resided at Great FaEs or
Choteau, thereby leaving Shelby.
the county seat of Toole county
and where a great deal OF the liti-
cation arising out Of controversies
in the oil fields, practically without
a Judge, except at stated intervals
snd upon regularly set court term
dates. Both Great Falls and Cho-
teau are at great distances from
shelby But Mr. Hattersley who re-
o;doc ~ Covrod 4, h,,t q .hor+ d;ct
ance away, and he will, If elected, be
in close contact with the most inn
rortant litigation in his Judicial dist
ret at all times, and Will be easily
accessible. This will mean a great
deal to litigants who have matters
in court who desire the same brought
up. tried and finally determined. It
is a well known fact that delay in
court matters often means loss OF
money to either one or both OF the
litigants.
1t is felt that the office Of the
Judgeship should be kept out oi
POLITICS as much as possible, bu.
dnder our present laws our Distric.
Judges are elected by the voters al
our general elections.
Mr.. HattersIey has all OF the
qualifications necessary and required
OF man for the position Of Judge
He has a fair and equitable dispo
sietion5 he is of a judicial temper
ment; his reputation and habits are
Of the best; he is in the prime OF
life; he has great legal ability, and
has shown himself to be we'll quail
fled for public office by the fac.
that he has held the office of County L
Attorney Of Pondera county since
1923. During his incumbency as
County Attorney of Pondera county
he has prosecuted forty-nine Grim
IDal actions and secured convictions
in forty-two; and of five criminal
actions appealed to the State Sup
vme court he has won four of them
To the voters OF Toole county
and the Nineteenth Judicial District
we desire to state that in Mr. Hat
tersley the Republican party feels
that it has candidate eminentIy
fitted for the office he seeks. Your
vote and support for Mr. r. M. Hat
tersaey for the office Of Judge Of
this district is solicited on and be
fore November 9Th.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25

Drought, defEation and bank fail
ures did not prevent the republican
stat administration thar precedel
the present democratic adminislra
4; Il from keeping the state deat
down. But more than $a,O09,Ooo
additional state revenue did nat en-
aD'e the present democratic admins
tra,iun 10 reduce the state debt i
it werr not for what the former ~
pubIiCas governor and repu5 !caa
Legislature did for Erickson, the
debt would have been increased, s4,-
100000. Roundup Record.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25

legislature. Mr.. Rice is infeli-
gent, industrious, capable, and
level headed. If elected, Toole
County will have for its repres-
entative, a man who will serve
his county and the state, faith
fully.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1928-10-25

Orders taken for Chistmas cards
at the Kevin Review office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
RECOVER FROM FLU

A. J. Balog and Ray Walt re- turned hame yesterday after sev- eral days seize in the hospital with 9the flu. Miss Margaret Abrahamson was able to attend her class locm at school again yesterday and Miss Dorothy Grim is reported recover ing from the effects of the flu. Mrs. Grim who was also a victim is better today. H. McManas is getting around again after nearly a week of sickness. Douglas Dur ham was reported still quite i'll yesterday. but is new considered on the mend New cases report ed yesterday were Miss Mamie
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
FAMOUS ALASKA
 WRITER ASSISTS FUND
Barrett Willoughby Sub- scrlbes and Speaks for
 Cash Gift to Pioneers

Barrett Willoughby, Ala k a reared girl and famous as the author of the Alaska stories, has
 written letter endorsing the plan to give the residents of the
 Picneers' Home real Christmas present and sending $10 as her contribution to the fund. Her letter was sent to Pat" Cotter, business manager of the Alaska Weekly, who is conducting the Seattle campaign for funds. She was among the first half dozen to cend in her check.
 Barrett Willoughby's letter was as follows:
 Pat dear:
 Herewith in great haste check for the dear old boys in the Ficneer Home. would go without face powder, if need be, to send iti For I paid the Home visit when I was in Sitka last. and talked with a lot of the boys, and never in my life have l met a more gallane crew. There wasn't a one younger than sey- cnty-hve, and every last fellow was looking forward to getting well and setting out to make an ether strike! Even those bed ridden in the hospital were not about their luck. There was one old chap of eighty-two, who had been bod-ridden for eight years and unable to move from the waist down. When I went in to see him he saluted me from his pillows and grinned. Then with a prodigious wink he informed me tha tthere wasn't a iarned thing wrong with him, put that he chose this easy way
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15

or saving enough money to get
 married next spring! When |
 went away l said to the nurse.
 That jolly sourdough surely
 expects ct get we'll" But the
 nurse told me no. Paralysis is creeping into the region of his heart she said, and he knows. as well as we do, that it may
 step beating any moment"
 And there was another tough old darling of seventy-eight. He
 was sitting on the porch in his
 chair. He had recently had a leg
 amputated. Pm gettin' on tip
 top" he twanged cheerfully when
 asked him how he was. Hell
 damnation, All I got to do now
 is learn to walk on this con-
 founded leg they give mel" And
 he thrust cut the peg leg with a
 certain pride. And I got to get a hustle on. too. Here it is June a already, and 1 got to get back home to Fairbanks in time to pick
 wild berries for the market. figure on making little stake so l can put down a shaft on my claim this winter. Got a rattlin' good proposition up on the left fork of the Tanana." And the old fellow went on 10 outline his plans, Pat, looking into my face with the eager, ever-young eyes have.
 And there was another one Old Joe Twan, the "fidder," who moves against a background of bygone hilarity swing and gaiety of all the northern dance halls that have flourished in AL Gslsa since the eighties. You know he owned some Of he most famous ones in Wrangell and Juneau. But he's nearly blind now. You should have seen him setting out | the only chair in his room for me, land lowing me gallantly to It. And his old violin on which he tIsed to play for the painted i girls to dance is hanging On his wall. and he-but I'll have to top right now Pm Going to write the dear cid boys up n my next book-my travel book on Alaska, because 1 want 10 show he world how gallantly men Srow old in the land of the Mid light Sun. Doc Kettleson
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15

was wonderful that day, as he in- troduced the Boys to me. In each Instance he mentioned some dis tlnguished act each one had per formed, or some hopeful outlook.
 He knew the history of every blessed man in the Home, and in his manner of introducing them there was nothing of the con- descending official of an institu- tion dealing with his charges. Doc kettleson was a genial Sour dough prsenting his sourdough friends to me. like that.
 So I'm all for the Pioneer Christmas fund, and you can count on me every year.
 BARRETT W1LLOUGHBY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
THE NEW kLONDii<E"
 AT LIBERTY, SUNDAY

Tholas Meighan in "The New klondike." with Lila Lee. the story being from the story by Ring Lard ner, is the feature attraction at the Liberty Sunday night. The combination of the two stars is as- surance of splendid performance
 The extra comedy feature is Mack Sennett's Loves Last Laugh said to be one of the best that the famous maker of fun-films has turned out in months. It is merry tale concerning the adven-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
BARNEY POSSIBLE HAS
 GOOD POSITION WITH C ALIF0RNIA CONCERN

The Hollywood Daily News of
 recent date contains the an neuncement that Barney A. Ros- selle, formerly of Juneau. has joined the staff of the Guaranty Building and Loan Association of that place. The article is illus trated with an excellent picture of MT. Rosselle. and says
 "The latest addition to the staff of the Guaranty Building and Loan Association, Hol ly wood Boulevard and Ivar Streets, is Barney A. Rosselle, aecordirg to announcement today by Gilbert H. Bessemyer, Secretary, npon his return from a business trip to San Francisco.
 :" Rosselle has spent practically the last 15 years in Alaska Bessemyer said. He acted as for the extensive Goldstein interests of Juneau.
 He was one of the very few certified public accountants in the Territory of Alaska and holds rating in California. AL ways active in civic affairs Ros- selle has served as Commissioner of Fisheries for the Territory of Alaska, Chairman of the Board cf Examiners of Certified Public Ae- eountants. and is Past District Deputy of the Elks Lodge in the far North west. as we'll as being Past Exalted Ruler of the Juneau Lodge of the same order He was an organizer of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce, as we'll as establishing the first Lions Club Il the Territory"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
THIRTEEN ARRESTED BY WARDEN PATROL:
 SIX ARE CONVICTED

Thirteen arrests for alleged ylo- lations of the game and trapping regulations were made by Wardens Frank Dufresne and II. W. Jewell of the Alaska Game Commission. who returned here yesterday on the patrol boat Seal, Capt. Roy Wheeler. They have been ab- sent from here since November 23. cn patrol.
 The wardens covered Icy Straits. west coast of Chichagof Island. fn7of lsland. Baianof Island and Chatham Strait districts. Of the thirteen arrests, six convictions were obtained and seven cases have yet to be tried.
 At Warm Springs Bay Iver Arne- son, sawmlll operator, was arrested charged with serving at the board ing house, venison killed during the closed season. He was taken to Tenakee and convicted, and was fined $250 and costs and sentenced to serve 90 days in the Juneau federal jail.
 Three of the eiks in the herd on krnzof Island were seen by the wardens. They were in fine shape and as tame as domesticated ami mals.
 Varied selection of Christmas
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15

tnres of Q young man, honele8sly ln lo.e, Who believes that n.s sweetie isn't going to marry him. His attempts at self-destruction are as unsuccessful as they are amusing. Raymond Mckee is the young lover, while Ruth Hiatt is the lady of his heart. Others in the excellent cast include Sun shine Hart and Kewpie Morgan. Del Lord directed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
VAUDEVILLE NUMBER
 AT LIBERTY SUNDAY

William Brady and Charles How ard will appear with their stringed instruments at the Liberty Theatre Sunday night in connection with the regular movie performance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
SHIPPERS ATTENTION

The Motorship "Norco" of the Northland Transportation Com pany sailing from Seattle Decem- Der 26th. Place orders early for shipments. D. B. FEMMER. Tele phone IA. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG
lAAxtous BecAuse eARNe~

NAAxtous BecAuse eAsNes 0,nklr eEruefa FROM TAe HOUSE ON SoUvG STpSET. TA5 oeoeEaSoR zANAu, lttE GREAT CoAcGMreAfSD HIS k1k4O ON eAPAE4 AND OSccN5RED HAT RARnFY hiso HIS HORSE AND Ex JOCKEY NNERe ta TfsOOBLE
 lkd1EOlATELY Ae oEET Tne HOuSE AND STARIED OUT To EirAC BARNEY lA ORDER To OFFER '0A6TGUsR ASSISTANCE HE CoULO
 V1A5N TAE GREAT zAAAAl AQRsNeD lE FOUND SPARK ptuS uER4 SICK AID WEAK AND NSClDk.O To USE ALI HIS AYeNoNc poWERS Oa Ttle POOR SOFeGRlA6 AoRGs
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
Douglas
 Church.
 Services

Notices for this church column must be received by Tke Empire not later than 10 o'clock Satur- day morning to guaran tee change of sermon topics, etc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
REMOVE TO JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. Emil Lange are now residents of the Capital City, having removed from Douglas the first of the week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-15
NOTICE

On account of sickness, there will be no practice on Monday for the Moose Christmas tree program. until further notice.