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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-05
Serial No. 01.02
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

United States Land Office Wstervllle, Wash
inEton. December 90 1905
Notice is hereby given that the SimliFa
u.ep Falls Power and Development COMPANY
corporation organized and existing under
aud by virtue OF the laws of the state or
Washington. postoffice address NlshthsvS
Oksnoean County. Washington has filed rs
application for patent for the lode m'hlas
claims called the Ground Hog and sunshine
quartz mines situated IN the Mount thoPsca
mining district oksnoEsn county Washing
ton being mineral survey No $50 and DESC.
mated by the hed notes and oficlal plat on
file in this Office as lots > and g. ma section
g Of township 40 north. range 20 + W. NJ
said Ground Hog mining claim beng do
scribed as follows magnetic variation being
"A deg. As min. esst):
Beginning at corner No. !, thence south
16 deg - min. east 4S3 10 feet 10 corner
No . thence south 81 deg. II min east
Sc IL feet to corner No. 5 thence south
- deg. 80 min. east 800 feet - corner
No thence north 81 deg II MN west
1850 feet to corner No. - thence north
- deg 80 min west 554 40 feet 10 corner
No 8 thence north ~ deg west 1o5 go feet
TO corner No. {, thence north - dee. west
100 80 feet to corner No : thence uurih 20
deg west 19s feet to corner No. .. thence
north 81 dec 80 min west 6s7 90 feet 10
corner No 10. thence north - deg 80 min
east 5o7 feet to corner 10. l. the place Of
beginning.
Said Sunshine mining claim being described
as follows tmagnetIc variation beng u dee
- min. eas1.
Beginning at corner No /. thence south =.
deg 30 min. west 9iI feet TO corner NJ. =
thence north II deg 80 min west 60. "a
feet to corner No. . thence north 80 dee
30 min. west ~ 20 feet 10 corner Va
thence north L. deg ~ min wet 81 o3 fee
to corner No. > thence north - deg - min
es st ?55 feet to corner No - thence south ! F.
deg - min east 4nu feet thence south l.
dec east SIS feet. thence south t"tn feet ..
corner No l. the place of beginning
The presumed course OF the lode IS north
west and southeast The number Of feet
feet. a described in the fore gong field notes
The surface ground varies from J6 n 500
feet in width each side Of the center IF thu
lode
The notice of location of said Ground Hog
quartz mine as amended is Of record in tn
otfce of the auditor Of oksno.an county. ii
book I of quartz records page 49,
The amended notice Of location OF said
sunshine quartz mine IS of record IN the
office of the auditor of Oksnogan county. IN
book Z Of quartz records, a. page i51
ANY and all persons claiming adversely RI.
mining ground. vein. lode premises. or any
portion thereof 50 described. surveyed
plated and applied for. are hereby notified
that unless their adverse claims are duly filed
according 70 law. and the regulations there
under within the time prescribed by law with
the register Of the United States land office
~ Wstervllle IN the state Of Washington.
they will bs barred by the provisions Of h,
law in such cases made and provided
W. F. HAYNES. Register
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Additional Locals.


- stone was up from RIVERSIDE
-'io'i''!'
FL. Burden came in from Nelson on
thu Monday train.
Chs~. Owens. Of Okanogan was a
visitor in town this week.
\. Elnore and wife. of Conconullv.
were in Oroville Tuesday.
! Y D,,,aI - c,,,l-a
bushes, in town Tuesday.
Nelson +. bocon,i,o o,,i.o -o,,roo =.
income to o,r iu.,i,as - +ho $50
y v.!,.-
' -, n, - ~" :, e,',,'n',er' D.
= 49,, =,
,,.,.., ~ 49,, ''..', ~ ',A' D. =" was
'N , ~ -" Il 9ionoaE'
ATTORNEY EEK lei' Tor Chesaw
" '''i' '''' ~ 'a''ia'ed 70 return today
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SIC" he said "but it need not Apply
here" He took the bundle unvrarpcd
1t and disclosed a battered violin Let
me explain" he continued For tho
owner of this YOU fought a battle yes
terday. You tested its tone a little
later. 1t seems that you are a master
of the most difficult Of Instruments
There was a time. believe. when the
old man was its master also He Wls
once, they say. the conductor of an
orchestra in San Francisco. Drink and
the devil finally brought him down
For three years past he has lived in
Smoky Mountain. Nobody knows bis
name. The town has always called
him Old Despair You dill him what
is perhaps the first real Kindness he
has ever known at its hands He has
done the only thing ne could to requite
it"
Harry had colored painfully as Eel
der began to speak. His voice was TN
steady as he answered:
Il appreciate II, l am deeply grateful
but it is quite impossible that ! accept
1t from him"
you need not hesitate" said the
lawyer. odd Despair needs it no long
er. He died last night in Devl!n'S
dance hall. where he played when he
was sober enough for his lodging.
happened TO be near by. ana assure
you it was his express wish that give
the violin TO YOU"
Rising, he held out his hand Good
night" he said Il hope your memory
will soon return The town is much in
terested in your case"
The flush grew deeper in Harrv's
cheek. though he saw there was moth
ing ironical in the remark. Il scarcely
hope so much" he replied Il am
learning that forgetfulHess has lis al
vantages"
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FIRSTNATId
BANK

To The Electors Or
The Town OF Orovill
Notice is hereby Civ
electors or voters With
porate limits of the tow
Vile that the registrati
for the municipal ele
the year of 1909 are noj
All persons desiring
the said election must
in order to do so. All
desiring to register maj
the office of the Clerk q
town Of Oroville, in tho
Oroyille building, in 81
Dated January a, 1900
E. S. II
AS 1prl, Of thp toUr, al
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department o the interior L. $ Land ono
At Naterville, Wash, Fe rusry Is 1904
Notice is hereby given that
WALTER J. IHRoWER. Of Oroville Wash
who. on August 10, 1877, made megtesd erltr,
NJ. e53 &c 81 II 0545s for swi 4swl,. sec l. ow1'.
ms lot 2, sec Il. NV 4nel =. SCI H. tp 10 n =
e. " m.
has MED notice OF Intention to make final five
year proof. to establish claim to the Isod
above described, before Fred. j. Fine s
commits sioner, at his office at Oroyille. wash
on the Sd day OF April. 1919.
Claimant ames as witnesses;
FRANK EieholtZ, James r. Sswdpn and Fred
Il tlnsen all of Oroville. Wash end lanes
Weed, OF Nelson. Wash
VIZ. HAYNES Register.
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through with me-" he glowered. land
YOU think you can 20 it alone" The
old >u>pi. Jon leaped in the malicious
couu'enanoe. well. it won't pay you
to Try it yet | know too much, Do
you understand? know too much"
Harry went out Of the cabin. At the
door he turned If there is anything
you own here" he said. take it with
you. You needn't be here when come
back"
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Serial No 05L34.
NOTICE FOR puBIIcAT1ov

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Department Of The Interior T. s. Land Once
AZ Waterville. Wash. February is. lqOa
Notice is hereby given that
hEuh'E n H1GHToWER, of Anglin Wash
who, on February 3. 1901 made Homestead
entry No. 5o1 e. - serial No. 052Sl Tor sui ne
2nw'4, sec Il, se 4nei sec IS tp 81 nj p eJy n
mas nIen notlee of intention to make nnal tive
above described. before Fred J. Fine T $
commissioner, at hi office at OrovilIe Wash
on the 9TH day of April, 1859
Claimant names s witnesses
Newt"n Dawson, Finest starr. George HE
gins and Abraham !. starr all OF Auzlin va i
W. F. HAYNES. Register.
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Serial No o5l3s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
Department OF the Inter OF. L : Land one
AZ Natervilie. Wash, February Is. lpdq
Notice is hereby given that
ABRAHAM STARR. of Apglin. Wash
VINO. on February y 1901. made homestead
entry No 90 e ~ serial No O5IS3 for 81 net
q i2se!4 SCI 4sel., sec Il. tp 81 n I % Nv N
has Med notice Of intention TO make f1sl p "a
year proof TO establish claim 10 the land
apove descriced, before Fred ZINE L
on the 9TH day OF April 9Uq
'lelmant names - witnesses
-e"ton Dewso Ernest starr. George NO
Is ana George H Hightower all OF Angnn
W + HAYNES Register.
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dergaSt'S shout
der aud turned
him forcibly TO.
ward the open
door. His other
hand pointed and
h i 5 suppressed
voice said: This
cabin has grown
too small for US
both The town
Will suit you bet
ter"
+ g n dergas
Slrank before the
wrath VI hitened
face. the danger
ols sparkle IN the
- sNr...H.
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Gold watch and fob |
my home and the school
Watch case contained
j. NJ. $. " Finder will
warded by returning s
Miss Sigrjst.
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serial No. 051sS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
neps rtment OF the interior.
I 5. Land Office At sterville Wash
February * 1904
serial No. 051sS.

February Is, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that
ASDREw j. JOHNSON, OF Hsvillsh. Wash
entry 10. sol r. slsn n55s3 fnT 81 81 ~ :
= 2EEi +, EEl .SEl4, see 10 tip s. n, = . " m,
has hled notice OF intention to make nnsl
nve year proof ITO establish claim TO the
land above described. before Fred Fine. I 5.
Commit ssioner, at his office At Oroylll Wash
on 81 day OF April. 1910.
Claimant name> a witnesses
sim Null an. ThOmse LsyiEueur. Herm
Bechof. and Ernst Bach I. all of Havillah, Wu.
W. F. HAYNES, Register.
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BEEF WANT

Beef has reached til
water mark in price, bel
siderably higher new 7
several years past, and
pay the highest price I'd
any beef for sale.
EVANS \
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IT SAVED HIS

Nj thought I'd lose !
writes ! \ Swenson, WI
WIS. Ten years of ecz
Ia doctors could not cul
last LAID me mp Then /
Arnlca Salve cured it q
well Infallible for 81
tlons. Eczema. salt Rheu
Fever Sores, Burns. Sca
and Piles pc at Orovi
macy.
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FOR SALE OR TRAl

\ ten-ro0m pIastered
Oroville Suitable Located
Nate boarding house. IN
sonablc. Apply at this d
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Spokane
IrUDch CodRter
CHARLES GERHARD, Propr
Steaks, Chops and Cold
Lunches. Short Orders
at all hours. Dinner
served at noon.
OrOVille Wash
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sal at
bargain five head of blooded horses
and over 100000 shares Of stock IN the
Pinnacle Gold Mining company on ac-
count of his early departure for Alaska
J. W. MILLER.
LOOMS. Wash.
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Serial No. UAoao.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
Department of the Interior.
|. 5. Land 4 flee at Waterville. Wash
February. i, l@a.
Notice i hereby given that
ASpREw W. JoHN>ToS. OF Oroville. Wash
Who, on May =, 1872, made homestead entry No.
iP23, series No. oAso. Tor El7SE', :, SUl .NEi
~ 4Nw, sec L. tp % H. - .. " N
has nled notice o. intention To make hasl
I'VE year proof. to establish claim To- the
land above descsibed before Fred Fine T. :
issioner, at his office al OTuville Wash
on The Sd day of April. 1909
Claimant names as witnesse.:
John + samson Dell Hart, guy \. Gilmpur
and WilfTed L. CLARK. al OF Orovllle Wash.
WI +. HAYNES. Register.
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You Cal

Many business advant1
dealing with this bank
from the benefit offrel
checking account, the Z
is connected with the (
tional in a busine}
strengthens his positid
community. He has II
dence Of the banker, VI
valuable resource. u
ways which we are 4
TO accommodate patti
are prepared TO serve Il
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Towns Financial Report.


CLERK S REPORT for the term OF three
~ months beginning November h. lyo3, and
ending February Is lNp
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nice sweet kiss for it!'F
y lust of rage rose in Harry's throat
but he cholled it down His hand fell
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was the prime subject Of conversation
For a half year the place had known
but one other event as startling THAT
was the finding some months before
of dead body-that Of a comparative
stranger in the place thrust beneath
a thicket on Smoky mountain. on the
very claim which now held Tranler-
CAST and his partner.
The amen corner Of the Mountain
Valley House had discussed the pros
and cons exhaustively There We're
many who sneered at the loss of mem
DRY and took their cue from perHn.
who, smarting from his humiliation
and nursing venom, revamped Suspl-
cions wherever he showed his battered
face In his opinion Hugh Stires was
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

November. At that time the plan was
discussed only superhcially.
Later ARRANGEMENTS were made for
the meetings held here thiS week. AT
these meetings the various unions
representac formally affiliated With
the new central body and temporary
officers were elected. Before adjourn
ment IL was also arranged 10 hold an
other meeting In Chicago In August,
when the temporary officers VIII %
made permanent. and the engineers,
conductors aud trainmen unions vii
decide whether they Will affiliate with
the body.
The temporary officers are:
II. Il. Perham, OF the telegraphers
union. president. and ID. w. Roderick,
Of tho machinlsts. 'secretary-treasurer.
Perham declared today that the new
movement has attracted more aften'
ton among railway employees than any
labor movement In many years.
Its legitiate heritage" he said
'ls everything that the old American
Railway union possessed In numerical
strength and prestige"
Roderick declared that In forming
the organization care was exercised 10
guarantee to every subordinate union
IFS own autonomous rights and AT the
same time TO guarantee protection as
needed.
The new union will soon make Tor
mai application to the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor for a charter.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
LABOR UN|ON|STS
IN A BIG MERCER
Twenty Five Unions With $500 600
Members Will Be Conducted as
Separate Governing Body.

CHICAGO, July l6,-The9 organiza'
ton OF new labor union embracing
the 100000 union employees on 7O,coo
miles OF railway was completed here
yesterday by the merger Of 20 unions
OF American. Canadian and MeNicacn
railroad men or unions affiliated with
railway employees. II Will be known
az he railroad employees department
OF the American Federation Of Labor.
and though affiliated win the a. +.
OF l.. Will be conducted us separate
governing body. The principal organ
izattons represented at meeting here
we're: The International Brotherhood
OF Blacksmiths and Helpers; Brother
hood OF Railroad Clerks; Switchmens
Union OF North America. lntcrnatior-
al Brotherhood OF Maintenance OF
Way Employees: International Associa-
ton OF Steamfitters OF America; Order
OF Railway Photographers; lnterhation-
al Freight Handlers Union, Brother
hood OF Boilermakers: Iron Shipbuild-
ers of America; International AsJocia-
ton OF Machinists and international
Association OF Car Workers. Tie dele
yates represented one-third OF tie
members OF the American Federation
Of Labor. The object OF the o!ganiza-
ton. 10 bring all the railwal workers
en- the North American continent INTO
one organization, was firSt suggested
at the convention OF the American
Federation OF Labor In Denver last
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
History OF on Industry.

chinery. this matter is OF vital impor
ance.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
COAL OIL SUPPLY IS
NEAR[YEXHAUsTEO
Startling Report Is Made by DIR.
Clark, Geological Expert-Standard
Stores Vast Quantities.
STATEMENT ny STANDARD
OIL ON DwINDLING sUfPLi

NEW YORK, July 16.-"Standard
OH. 80 far as 1 know, hasn't heard
OF Prof Days report on the oil sup
ply" said y. I. &. Clark, represen in-
tive or the standard OIL Co., at 20
Broadway.
.But we nre forced 10 admit that
the supply -isINery- ehanEsab4e-
Within Il yenrs-nur- supPls -Haas
dwindle 60 0ne-nfth or even one
sixth OF what it II now in this cOun-
try.
"At present the supply OF oil In
this country IL greater than the de-
mand. That's why standard OH has
90 store vast quantities Of oil.
aThis stored oil loses Its value.
The higher and finer naphtaas nnd
gasoline are evaporated, no matter
how tightly the tanks ARE sealed.
"We are looking out all over the
world for new supplies. We try Ia
keep ~ well informed about new
wells ms our competitors are and we
try to get our well drillers "a the
scenes.
s"rhe Pennsylvania supply, which
was the first to be discovered, ana,
strange 10 say, yielded the best oil
we have ever found, II rapidly
dsflndIing.
"The Oklahoma and western sup
MY IL nbout 10000 barrels day.
In time this will dwindie AWAY.
"But geOlOgists are studying the
formation of oils, and they believe
that oil IL continually forming in
pockets, somewhere ON the earth"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

Petroleum oil, discovered in the Al
legheny mountains IN the early part
Of the century. became a commercial
product with the perfecting OF REIN
ing processes in 1854 10 1860. A great
rush To the Pennsylvania country fol
lowed. similar TO the California gold
field rush OF lS49.
The Lima helds in Ohio and In
diana were discovered in 1885. ana the
Beaumont. Tex. fields In 1901 Both
became very important in the develop
ment of the oil business. ~
From small beginnings the oil in
dustry has grown TO mammoth proper
lions and formed the basis for the
great producing. refining and selling
company in the world. the Standard
Oil Co. which became dominant In The
industry In the early '7Os.
Outside United States, the greatest
oil fields are in Baku. Russia, and In
Galatia, Roumania-- Great fields have
been discovered IN Mexico, which, IL
is predicted. will see yield OF 100000
barrels day within the next IL
months.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

Pearson syndicate In Mexico, which
controls the fields OF that country
from the Rio Grande to Yucatan. In
Japan IL was all powerful until two
years ago, when the Japanese govern
ment took nominal ownership. Stand
ard oil drillers are plunging into the
wilds OF darkest Africa drilling for
more oil.
What VIII America Dor
With the Standard controlling the
oil fields of the rest OF the world. and
our own supply exhausted. what Will
America do for oil in 1886?
With Standard tanks and reservoirs
over the country filled in 1885 with
perhaps a billion barrels of oil. what
will America pay for oil In 1885?
The oil used in this country costs
the people close to S200.O00000 year
now.
In 1885 the oil trust will have the
best excuse in the world for raising
the price-that the supply is being ex-
hausted.
, iDr. Day, frankly alarmed at his own
figures, makes several recommended
tions TO the national conservation com
mission. He says that he does not OK
pect that they will be followed. with
the system he recommends oil would
last for 80 years. Among his recon-
mendations are:
No petroleum TO be exported.
Petroleum TO be devoted 90 only i,s
essential uses, the greatest being ma
chine fabrication.
Only its lowest residuum to be burn.
cd for fuel.
Only its lowest residuum TO be used
In road building.
All petroleum produced above the
actual and essential needs OF the couu-
try TO be stored against the day OF It's
exhaustion.
Realizing the futility or getting
these recommendation adopted with
any degree of dispatch or care, DR..
Day recommends as being practicable
:hree conclusions that he says are
selfIeyident":
First: It is absolutely necessary for
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
Whltmore is sente need.

NEW YORK. July 16.-TheodoIe s
Whitmore. the motorman. who was
acquitted year ago on charge OF
having murdered his wife. whose body
was found In a swamp In Hudson coun
ty, New Jersey. was yesterday after.
noon sentenced TO Imprisonment for
two and a half years by Judge Rosal.
sky for stealing 5000 diamond ring
from the residence OF Mrs. Grace Nil.
Ter on Riverside Drive.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
petrol, Gets Second Prize.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 16.-De-
troit secured second prize for having
the best drilled team In the great ElKs
parade yesterday Fifteen thousand
men. with decorated floats and car
riages, formed a line more than -FOUR
miles In length Twelve divisions
made up the parade. The famous Gin.
cinnati drill team In gold costumes or
red coats. gray knickerbockers ana
green stockings lent the most striking
color TO the entire line.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 16.-ln
n years all the coal OF, In the United
States will be exhausted.
This Is the startling prediction or
DR.. David T. Day. petroleum expert OF
the United States geological survey,
In a report to the national conserya-
ton commission.
It's based on facts-tacts carefully
gathered by DR.. Day and large corps
OF expert assistants through every
state in the Union.
It's the most conservative estimate
DIR. Day could arrive at. His minimum
figures would see the last oil well
IN America cease TO spout nine years
sooner.
And with oil going. going, going, its
last days inevitable as the end or
life, United States is shipping its oil
away to foreign nations as last as 1t
can. Sixty-fve per cent OF all the oil
produced in this country is sent to
foreign nations.
What will be the situation in 1885,
when our wells run dry?
DR.. Days statements loom up like
the solemn warnings CT prophet.
There are two other great signih-
cant facts in the situation.
Stores Gigantic Supply.
One that the Standard Oil Co. Is
now storing oil away in tanks and res
ervoirs over the country at the rate Of
1000 900 barrels a month. 1t already
has close to 100 100000 barrels, worth
more than s150.000,000 at today's mar
ket price.
The other fact is that the Standard.
the most powerful. the most shewdly
managed. the best-hated monopoly OF
the world, Is deep In q policy that has
nothing less than a corner of all the
oil in the world as it's ultimate aim.
Already the Standard controls the
great CALLAHAN fields In Roumanla
great holdings In Russia. Germany
and smaller fields over the world.
State Senator Emery. of Pennsyl-
vania, charged before the house
finance committee that the Standard
had effected an alliance with the big
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
Seven Dead In Collapse

PHILADELPHIA. July 16.-The
number OF dead In the collapse OF the
five-story brick building al the north
east corner OF Eleventh and Market
street. being reconstructed for the
United Gas Improvement Co., is
placed at seven. The 1.ctims werc
working on the building and were bur-
led under tons OF debris.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16
$ ....10.OO0, 900. 600 "a. 500. 600. 600

81 Totals 10000. OOO. 900 "a, 500, GOO. 900
Petroleum, DR.. Day urges, should
be reserved for its essential uses. Prin-
cipal among these is that OF lubrica-
ton No practical substitute for this
has been discovered. Vegetable oil Is
far too expensive. In an age OF ma
The Detroit times., 1909-07-16

the preservation OF an adequate sup
ply of petroleum that all public lands,
where petroleum is probable. should
al once be withdrawn from entry.
Second: A general investigation OF
the conditions OF accumulation OF pc
troleum and its geographic distribu-
ton. should be undertaken in order
that the petroleum-bearing public
lands may be selected.
Third: Fundamental scientific study
of the nature OF petroleum, especially
with view 20 securing the greatest
Yields OF the most valuable constitu-
ents and even for transmitting one
oil into another, is required. for its
most intelligent use.