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New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
WRESTLING TEAMS
 WILL MEET AT "
New Haven Matmen Hope to Re-
 peat Their Recent Victory

The \o# Haven "}' "rr.tlia@ squad msadee Ha-d9are City 'or,i- tcry Tonight m a re'urn m'r, an hopes 70 repeat jts rrcout success on tho mat oEer the local squad in N" Haven The local squad, under "iIcr~ culcs' Casalcngo's supervision, hay" hccn diligently training rho past three weeks and is expected 10 make It interesting tor the invaders.
 There will bo several bouts on the program. varying in weights from 1l5 pound, 10 l75 pounds and al hccnN contested. The coach will possibly start x. 5iddoti in the 11J- pound class providing Nick's knee ia well. olhcrNIao l.. Torosian Wlil enter the lists for the first .iruc @t that ~ci3h', In the I25-pound class Nic Joseph will be seen in %ctjyI against Couro= whom he G,fr1l,rI in q gIucllIuG match ja Nc" Haven. "MIckcy' \ou'liauo, "ho lost Q the experienced lpnicE Of the Elm City last month, WiII be selected D try his ssili gain, and as the t~o are evenly ma;chcd the bout prom ises to be q nip and tuck affnir. Earl AIdrich or Jankoski will 1c sent in to meet Scltbackcr Of New Haven, "ho defeated Jankosii, three weeks ago.
 Vic Hoff Of the Elm City sqlaI. "'ho won his bout over "Nish" Dcor- dorian. will probably find things il little harder when he meets NJ Cal- zcllanri in the l55-pouad class. The lG5-pound cla $ will find Stanley paJor Of New Eritaiu locking arms with Gray Of Ncw Haven in thr fi1- .. bout Of line cr'uu~. The dun hfoo' is free 10 the ..Hior and junior members oi tho r. M. C. <. On pr,.s- n1tta'lon Of Their membership carde iiou's will start at SEQ '. u. and Carl Schdrf Of New Haven and thr local physical director will alternate ir rclcrcclng 'he matches.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
FOLEY TO COMPETE
British Amateur Golf Champion Expects to Come to United States During Next Scaeou

Nc" York, Jan. 93 tPl-UnIces his business in'erfercs, Cyril Tollcy, British amateur golf champion, ex- p"rts 70 compete Tn both the United States amateur and open champion- ships this year. ToIley's business now keeps him in the United States q large part of the year and will give him the opportunity 10 compete un- l"s5 it IS pressing too hard at the time the major tournaments take place.
 T am looking forward especially 10 the open" he said yesterday. for as yet ! have never competed in one Of your national open cham nionships."
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
ROLLER HOCKEY LEAD IS
 PRIZE IN GAME TONIGHT
Hartford Indians and New Britain Panthers to Battle It Out at Stanley Arena - Visitors Have Yet to Score Victory Over Locals On Hardware City Rink-Wilams in Fine Shape for Terrific Battle Another Bitter Scrap Is Anticipated by Fans.

FI-s- place T She American Roller Hockey League nill be Q, stake ;h : evening at the Stanley .trtna wh.1 the league leading Hartford Indians clash with tho :az. traveilns NeT Britain Panthars Hartford is shoH- ing Is heels to New Britain by 2 small margin and a win for the :o- caEs tonj1h, will place them at the top ot tho heap.
 The Indians have yet to score a victory over the Iartn1rs or tar arena floor Five times the New Lritaln team has sent hack Tr-i Jeans men 10 Hartford badly d. tearcI 3rd ou,playld on the oth-r hand tHe local. have lost Crs games to Hartford on the Pala s Royal rink, Tonight's game "ill T+s the Huh meeting between both a. srcgatious' and both are more thlr anxious 70 score q victory. l. ls eN- pacfed that the arena will be packet when the Partners skate onto ths floor 10 make their bid for tir.t place.
 All ot ;he previous Hartford-Neg Britain battles were hard and bitter ly fought and, in many cases, narl.- cd by fights between various playcr7. ln the last two games, there were To person contacts but the games wcrs thrlllors. peing featured by great passnork and accurate driving.
 "kld' Williams, who Is still lead ing the league in scoring, ~ill pa up with Earl Pierce on the rush h.. This pair has always caused Hari- fcrd considerable trouble. Dufrcsn the mighty driver, will take care If center. Gid" Brown, old New Brs.- ain favorite, will be in the halfba-i position with Bill" Jctto IT tho rorl. This lineup Int is stride aSaln,t Amsterdam .a-t sunday and c>pcc D come out on top tonight
 The Indians will have their tWl strength with Hart and Dyson in tbs rush positions, Jean at center. "Hubc" Williams at h3lfbach. anI "Bin'' Blount in the goal The gaTs HjlI get underway at o'clock anl Will bo preceded by a preliuinay battle.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

Leading from T point half way hrouEiI the second quarter the NJ liousl Guard basketball team scor.d is fifth home floor victory Uy douning the 1IiddletoHn Twilight team at tho z:a-e a1mory last nlglt, The final score 1ae $ to 52.
 The Middle,onu team got of to | @coJ start and had NeR. Britain .l the rezr ot a , 10 { score at q2arts- time. At the end 0: the fir-t h4ls rcweyer. inc Hardware Cjts tea ! vas sgccessfal ja gaining the IeaI E5 10 {. Then tHa Guards had cIasg sailinz. Tn the third period tae lead WAS in fasor c: inc Guards a0I za the final quarter opened t look cd as f the %ew Britain team wouId aai! through for Fic,or-.
 However, tho visitors began 10 find inc basket and in the last eew mi1- Utes they appeared 10 b. q real threat The count MAS 35 70 a- acI reyeral shots by the Ta flight team looked as # they would land through the netting. This ~as the most i1- tereatinE part ot tho game but the excitement came 10 al end Thcn New Britain added three more points 70 it's total. q field goal and q toHl tally, 10 ~in by q 53 10 a2 margin.
 So strong was the 4etense Of th@ Ncw Britain team n the first ha,f that the Nddletonn outfit ~as su-- ceszful in scoring only cro fled Goals.
 Lefty Cohen. New Britaln's lat est entry into (ast company proTa ] himself capable last night by aco-- ing four field goals or "Wardy Wa terman. backcourt man on the Br.3- toI Endcce. On floor #ora. howcTer, Waterman cAccIle1 tor his team. Ray Holft who vas tho high scorer iq last weeks game continued c'- good work this week. Every mem her of the New Britain team found inc bazkct. Scoring houors for the rieitors 70 70 Lee, le0 forH ard. Holst had 9 perfect night on inc foul linc with a.T out O six.
 "I.adias night" proved 10 be a great succcza and inc crowd "4s very large
 Tho suTurD4rt.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
BURR|T7S ID PLAY
 TWO HARD BATTLES
Meet Pennington Tomorrow Night and Manchester Saturday

The Burr.,t basketball team "tI engage in t"-3 games this wco... meeting the Pennington Nail-r league team Fri1ay evening at Harrington and returning 70 t9e Sr2niay arena Saturday evening 10 clash "ith the Phantor1s of SoU-H Manchester. Both garras promise 70 D." hard battles and the lccals nIl he forced 10 play beadsup basketball r they hope to keep their winning streak intact.
 The BurTltts will be badly wcaE- cred for the game with Pennington and will be fortunate in escaping without Q defeat. Four of the eight men on the team nnl pc missing from the linegp and t will be nc3- ossarE for Manager Ken" Saunders C. dig ID fe" new players for the evening. "Hammy' DarroT is st-.l unable to play n.cause Of his injur,,I toot. Jasper and Gill will be partici- patiHg in Industrial league game Friday evening. while Pat" Rose wIll appear in the Pennington line- up. This leave the Burritrz with bg- four man, Havlch, YahubowI.,, Lut%. and Carlson.
 The Pennington floor is ve-v small and the weakened Burri-t team vtH be considerably hanIf- capped. Tho Valley league team has strengthened is lInaup for the garur. The local players ~ho wIl make tHa trip are asked 10 meet at inc '. V. C. 4. Friday evening at 7:4J o'cio.,,.
 On Saturday evening the Burrit 5 "jll b. at their full strength. ou.- sid" of Darro~. but expect tough battle at the hands Of tho Phanto,u~ O. south Manchester. The yIsito.s have yct to be defeated
 The team is composed Of Eang. captain Of last years high school team; Maloncy. Bissel Kerr. anI Moriarty. Chapman and Anderson will bc in reserve. The PhantoIrs have t schedule of 3& games. Las. | year the Burr.tts scored q decisive victory and the visitors are lookir. for revenge.
 The game will start at 8 o'cIo,,, with Abe" Anderson handling the whistle. It will be followed Ly th, . Clevcland-Ncw Britain battle. Danc- ing will follow the games.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
BELL & CO. EXTEND STREAK ID SEVEN
South Church C0Dquers Hi8h- land Park Intermediates Win
County N ~tanding 7

New Br.tains winning s-rea. n Inc Senior County " basketball loag4c 4as extended 10 seven game last night 7-hcn the south church turned back tho Highland Park Com raunity cl4b os Manchester bv q 5t- . score in q hard fought but rough game played at .hc local Y. II C. X. EeT Br..aln zelzed the lead almos, 2. the outset and held II njthou. challenge e the end, Bell ot the home team came out the better os the tro m his scoring duel with Pen,land, the visiting star crashing through for 15 points 10 his oppo- nenrs H. These tao players hayc been battling for the league scoring lead. Ncw Britain has now comp!et- ed half it's schedule without having met defeat
 Although German came Up to EiFc the visitors rhe first score. Parker tied the count immediately aftcrWard and Bell sent New Britain into the lead. where i- remained. The home team vas in front by 13-5 at the quarter and by 3&-ti a> half time. every one Of the siE men in the line up having scored at least two bag- Ee,s and Bell having run up five. New Britain preserved its lead in the third quarter and then coasted through the final one despite q sud den outburst ot nice long shooting by PcntlaHd.
 Bell showed the Way in scoring and played l fine floor gam" which aided his mates. Jacob and Eock- well passed the IJ-poInt mark and Wessela ouuumped his man consist ently The local guards also figured in thr scoring 10 z crca. extent. lile Parker after holding Pentland has hetlcss in the first period, transferr- rcd his attentions 10 Beer in the soc- ond half rith the same result. The long shots of Pcntland and Reor's floor york featured for the visitors, and German prontc1 by a mjsundrr- standing to score several easy bas- tfst. Thc sum u72r,..
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
TRADERS BEATEN BY SPRINGFIELD
Local Basketball Team Loses
 Close Battle tO Visitors

The New Britain Trade school has Eatbau tean was de<aa,al by the Suriu-Eald Trade School 1- the A-rnory yesterday afternoon @1-&f- ]. vas t>c first t!n.o the tno schools have met.
 The game started out with hoth .aams playing tight dr..7s2 and fa5Iin- for the others weak spot. Burke e tho visitors found inc line of Ieas- resistance throuSh 'Ee local quintet and worked f for four has hc's n tho first few -Irg,e7. .t7lda
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
riNTHIlsS WIN AGAIN

In fas. and thrilling Eamc play cd last night in Torrington, the Pan thors basketball team of this city de fcated the fast Hilltop quintet of that town by q - 10 l6 score. 1Me Panthcrs ran up an carly lead in the first half, I 10 and then held tho Torrington team on even terms for the remainder Of the game. Al members O. the local team played R wonderful game to score their six. ]
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

Henry Jordan Of Pine Bluff. Ark, who has been timing leading sport events in Arkansas for 25 years. i7 going 10 put his watch away and be spectator from now on.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

The aH lcaiu& III inc Intcr1lrdI- n'n ln.-fio gre uo" luottcd m thrDc u"o Tno Whlpprtt' 59-a trIumpl: over Sou1t.n@iou here Tuesday night r3IuI drought them up even with Nraalnrtou again in the matter Of .,a mes won. Tho ,laulin-rs
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
>IJrin @.ic!i

WaIlH I;octt@or, Sf. Louis Cardinal outficl1er, coaches basketball at INi- nois Wesleyan college. Jacksonville, H., in winter
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
1oNa
NATIONAL GUARDS DOWN
 MIDDLETOWN TWILIGHTS

New Britain Basketeers Score Fifth Home Victory in Game Last Night at State Armory-Locas Go Into Lead at End of First Half, 15 to 9-Final Count Is $ to 32-"Lefty" Cohen Scores Four Field Goals On "Wardy" Waterman-Details of Play.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

Ty Cobb entortains guests at his home in Augusta, Ga, with movies Of European scenes taken on q trip abroad.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
I'antliers \. C.
UilltOps Of JOri'ingtOn
Totnl.

Score at half-tIme. lf-C, Pantho~* Rofccro. Pivocolic; timer Coope", scorer. Deutsch.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
JlnIOr "I IranIIc
Intermediate Ica"uc

Carl knoalcs. middlcncight boyer "t Rome, Ca. ha7 "on l, straight fights by hnochouia.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
HEAV|ES ID MEET
 ON HARTFORD CARD
Former Olympic Champion Bat.
 ties Tony GaIento Tonight
H.iE1I ORD GARD TONIGHT

Star boUt-Tony GalcHto, Orang \. J, ys. Tom kIr0N Boston, ,y rounds.
 mi-nnal-Eddia Eocd. Hartford. }, Romeo Dubois, New Ha1eq. eight rouud@
 Other 5ou,z-Joo IoHsr Nes :ritaIn. fe Hllg Kuoclrr. Boston si> romd, Yin t.aEcIla NiIlIa,o" ;. rr. Al GaGlWar- =prio2u.ld for ropada; 5i Cart+ audpjatoeu . loo DliFer. +cr Haven tour rouL3 Ialtun@ Goap. Hartford @ Jon D.- gpetle, pttslicj1 four rounds.
 Hartford Jea g3--Tom Klrbg l: Boston formerly Olympic cuamplo F'il meet Tony Galanlo of Orange. <. J.. in fine star bout at Foot Guafd 1all tonight Thi= bout is donn for en rounds Ga}anto wae uInn,r over Gcor@je Hoffman Of %e~ Yo.. last summer lu inc star bout at Wt- terbury. flooring Hoffman tricc. .I, .# q stjD pEnoHtr but 70 Ia Kirn, and tho rogtoutan Is given au r4.l lH ho4n1.
 Ton'2hrs .ho-v IT, Ga Air, 70 ,". .'a2"1 in Hartford hs Promoter l.. i'3rle% Hrl l5s ~nsa u..D5s Lur3t. "'aA Lddle Eae4 aoa 5gu.r lightweight. meets Eoaeo JyUols pr New Haven in fhs tight roaud suui- .naL DHbois d-f.aled H4rrs Jsnrs oo the ba'raImo-Ncr1. card II N.,y Haven Iio 3a fast gamc and a 9o,I p1ncher. Joe Iottnr takes On Bny Enocher of Boston in a special s. and some four rouude.s open th. card
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23

Five O 'as .'strru coHfarruu. n1akctbalI captains played aEatu1 |tch other m Indiana nigh school oaakctball rircIca, Murphy and IIar. rpeaop of Purdue. Walter of North western McCrachcn Of Indiana and Chapman Of Michigan.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Intermediate League
l'dIltflcI~

fa'l'iicf~ Iaclc3 | rronE ...-.-..... J. McHgon .a
 First Rush '-'a '- ...,-.-.-... ............ HaliOff
 Second Rush Nms1i ........,.. Dogc-Lummpp
 Center Blrnba1m-EIo ....,... Pionhowsaf
 HalfDaco >crl-IcNamara ........- Whecle.
 Guard leor. Lasiea 1 ranthors 5. Re- eroa KIefer I5@ers dc.est Wole.r.nee bg fo.- fsr i-0.
 The !.a-ue .t.41ja4s 'ouon.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
First Baptist Boys Club
Three Ties In standing

Eofcroc. Aror-on. Timer. Gordon
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Employed "B" League

Dead shots Spad .. Auzanha ......-............ Tri.z
 First Rush Ninto ........-.............. Dygus
 Sec9Ed Rush
 Center halos .....,-........ r. TeIigonts
 H1lfbacn C. Mcjgoni: Squillaciote-Me]igonIs
 Guard Score. Spades :, Dos1-shoty 3, Referee kicIfar \ stars \utmccs $ |cncj ---.,. ....--.-.... Hanna
 First Rush Huber ......-........ kozenIen,o
 second Rush Eayrau ,...........,....... Coon
 CentC' h'jIrE ..--..-..- ....-- Eln1.
 Halfbaca "hhe ...... -.......... 0pran-.
 Guard +nor.. N4n~@e {. Y stars !. Referee kIcrcr
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
l|ENHARD IN LEAD
 IN FOUL SHOOTING
Makes 20 Out Of 25 Tries
 Track Meet Results

Richard L-alrrI # holding ion hoaor- ID dat ir rl. " senior fo"I shooting contest rhteh has been running for two weeks and comes 10 4 close tomorrow night,
 1'Ia men entered II this toGrna- mtut "s~a permitted three practice shots ie preliminary preparation for coar..t. After inc fire" trials tn: contestant toal the foul shooting line and "as atvou' . opportunities: tO put the basketball through the iron circle on the back boards. Out Q. g5 attempts. l.. Licnharl scored 2 goals. J. E5gaI Is. O. Brien, iG. r. Parretta 1G. T. Franks 15. T. Per- enca T., J. Potts If, SquiIiaciote 13. GutonsEi I9, .'Ann1rrs lf. Bengstou F. Davis t", i.lphjc5: 2. Ecckhcrt 5. GjusbcrG :, Peterson {. Iiogicr d. Ealcunius s, Naitta a, EaUson I2, Earl 6, Iwmahas {, and Torrcllo IA rrnior Y. M, =. A. track meet founI C. Mchgouls leading in points uo1 ~:tn J, Balciunus, $ 3-J seconds; tied for third. Gaydosh. Davis, Yan- Eo"jlz and SaAton, time seconds. The individual point standing: Firs,. C. Ncligoais. l7 points; second. ; BaicUnujs. 26; tied for third, Gay dcsn. Davis and sexton. 2j; tied tor fourth. Tanko,yilz and I;aruizzj 4: fifth. Marcin and Ll~nhard. 23: sixth. Jankoshi, -g: seventh. Crcgor- zch and Schultz. 2i; eighth, Na,co, U; ninth. Gregory, It Next weeks event will be the Ig0-yar1 dash
 Junior Track Meet
 Junior >rac', meets e5 pound anI under class, 5o-yard dash, first, ]. coylc and J Ningel, [ H. seconds: ted for scconI, l.. Tozho M. Toz- Ec and Lindgrcn. $ seconds; tied for third, kcovcr-, Tanko~itz Alder faau. Smith. < ot;, Oglc and Stoycn- sGu. @-J seconds.
 aa 10 1Ip aouud class. 5p-rard .a-H nrst NcNanara. t-5 sc:. ood. ''od for second. Cayrr, Hirn- haUu. Hnae. N"nto. Au-anII N1- murr and Fritz 5 seconds. third Robertson and Adler, s 1-5 secon1-. lIo 10 lc5 pound class, Jo-yard dash, first, Miller, ' 2-5 second>, ted for second J Eculilctt auI McKcon, 3-5 seconds; tied fog third, WjlIou=lby, l.. Carlson, Sans and Swift ' 4-5 seconds.
 1 l25 pounds and over class, 5Q-yard 1 dash. first, Earl and Lcch. : 1-5 seconds; second, Lumpp, 2-5 sec ] cnds; third. Homillctt and Muller. ] I @-I seconds.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Ey the A7so.aIca Pre-.
 Cinc!nnarI-Joc AnIe,.pa ,-9.. in|ton, Ky, outpou'.1 Itm Hn boney fnlca-t iiG1

Ati9Hlf Gt- H. '. Ic"H- s.n. Ing. Macon G. aanr'.i oa. j.. ''e H.H" > ~N for.. O., Ia. TnnuaE- Hi.#lu-bana AI.. "#uoIu "I M,&c Juro iiasaIH. CpJ
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Highland Park C. (.
Intermediate, Also Win

EeIcTfe, ATOns0n, umoF, G0TlOI eCnrcT- FrTGu,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-17
LEGION AUXILIARY
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The American Legion Auxiliary
held a social meeting at the home
of Mrs. l. L. Jensen Wednesday
evening. At this meeting it was
decided to have a membership
drive to continue through Novem-
Der. Mrs. A. M. Foor was chosen
captain of one team and Mrs. Col
vim Rogers captain of the other
team. AT the end of the drive the
losing team will entertain the
winning team. 1t is hoped that
every woman in the city who is
eligible to membership will join.
The following tells axactly who
are eligible for membership:
Membership in the Auxiliary
shall be limited to the mothers,
sisters and daughters of
of the American Legion,
and to the wives, mothers, sisters
and daughters Of all men and wo-
men who e in the military or
naval service Of the United States
between April G., 1917 and Novem-
Der IL, 1918, and died in line of
or after honorable discharge,
and to those women who of their
own right are eligible to member
in the American Legion.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-17
GEORGE FAST HORSE
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
(Great Falls Tribune)

George Fast Horse, Indian
charged with the murder of Chas.
Shields at Riverside, Fort Peck
Indian reservation, on June 81,
1880, entered a plea of not guilty
when arranged before Judge
Charles N. Pray in federal court
Thursday morning. His trial was
set for Oct. %.
The plea was entered for the
defendant by John l.. Slattery,
who acted in behalf of Eric Noun,
Poplar attorney, who will repre-
sent Fast Horse at the trial. Noun
was unable to reach Great Falls
in time for the arraignment. The
defendant is on $4,000 bond.
Fast Horse, according to infor-
nation from the reservation, shot
Shields in the neck at the home OF
the Indians fa~ther-in-law, Gilbert
Walker, near Riverside. The de-
PENDANT appeared at the home of
his wife's father and asked the
use OF a shotgun. When refused
he attempted to take the weapon,
but was unsuccessful. Fast Horse
then apparently went to sleep
and an attempt to tie him was
with the belief that he
out of danger. He then took
a rifle, went to the tent where
Shields was living and sent a bull
let into his neck.
Fast Horse, it was said, then
made for the underbrush along
creek, declaring that he
would never be taken alive. The
evening, Saturday, June
%, he appeared at his home and
gave himself up to authorities.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-17
EMOTIONAL POWER
In TECHNICOLOR

The woman a. feeling blue.
The man saw red.
He had a yellow streak.
He had a dark brown taste in
his mouth.
Common usage has made the
above terms so eloquently express.
sive that every child knows their
meaning. Psychologists long have
recognized the unusual affinity be-
tween color and the emotional
state. Recently interior decor
ators, designers, architects, paint
ers, manufacturers of automobiles,
cereals ,typewriters, cameras and
other unitarian necessities of our
modern civilization have taken
cognizance of the Importance of
color and have been employing
the manifold hues of the rainbow
to market their products.
No Longer Novelty
The a1l-talking motion pictures,
too, have turned definitely to col
or. Next year, according to DR..
Herbert T. Kalmus, President of
Technicolor, Inc, there will be no
fewer than a hundred featured
movies filmed either entirely or
in technicolor.
In Rio Rita" and other recent
productions, the technicolor pro-
cess was employed principally for
the sake Of presenting gorgeous
scenic beauty.
But now, according to none 9th
than Jessie l.. Lasky, color will
fulfill an important dramatic func-
ton. Mr.. Lasky put his belief in
to practice in filming "The Vaga-
bond King" a lavishly produced
musical romance, starring Dennis
King. This production, done COM
in technicolor, is coming
% the Liberty theatre Tuesday,
and Thursday next.
from the opening scene to the
inal fadeout, color is used with
he purpose OF provoking in the
audience a sympathetic mood in
leeping with the action.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-17
CASCADE COUNTY BUYS
GASOLINE AT II CENTS

A contract for the delivery OF
gasoline to Cascade county at II
cents a gallon, exclusive of the 8
cent gasoline tax, was Saturday
awarded the Standard Oil Com
pany of Indiana by County Sur.
veyor H.. B. Lockhart. The price
is the lowest at which the county
has secured gasoline and about Z
cents a gallon less than the price
generally charged by service sta
tions in Great Falls, exclusive Of
the scent tax.
The contract is for the delivery
Of one carload, about 5000 gallons
of gasoline. Most of the fuel will
be used for county highway de-
partment motor equipment.
Marked competition featured
the bids received Saturday. The
bids, exclusive of the gasoline tax,
we're as follows:
Standard Oil Company of Indi-
ana, II cents; Texas company,
1875 cents; AFRO Oil and Gas
Company, IA cents; H. Earl Clack
IA cents, and Continent
al Oil Company, 14.1S cents.
On August %, last, the county
awarded a contract to the AFRO
company at IA cents a gallon, and
n April last year the same COM
Dany received a contract for de-
livery of gasoline at 1919 cents d
The range of bids in April was
)ut l cent, while the difference in
he bids received Saturday ranged
LIS to 3.1S cents a gallon
treat Falls Tribune.