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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-20

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the district Of Utah.
In the matter OF l.. O, Houghton. vol
untary bankrupt.-In bankruptcy, NO
1854.
To the creditors of l.. o. Houghton OF
Salt Lake City, in the county OF Salt
Lake and district aforesaid, a bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 5th
DAY OF June, 1912. the said l.. o.
HouShton was duly adJudicated bnnk-
rupe. and that the first meeting OF his
creditors will be held at my Office In the
Continental block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
on the soth day OF August, 1912, at 1890
o'clock in the forenoon. at which time
claims. appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting. CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee In Bankruptcy,
Salt Lake City, August 10. 1912,
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FUNERAL, NOTICES.

GROESBECK-rhe funeral services over
beck will be held today tTuesday) at 8
.. m, at the Eighteenth ward chapel.
Friends are Invited 10 attend. Interment
in City cemetery.
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand A few second.
hand sales for sale, Write for circular
shealy Safe & Vault Co.. Al p. o. place
o2673
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ADDING MACHINES


THE GREAT DALTON MACHINE
more work. better work. costs less,
Sec II at Pembroltes. 22-4 East Broad
way. Salt Lake. f1642
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LARGE HOUSE 2o7 End SOUTH FOR
two families or rooming and boarding
house. Just been repelnted and papered,
Apply G. S. Holmes. Semloh hotel f1576
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WANTED-AcTIvB MEN TO SELL
groceries. wholesale, to the consumers
Exclusive territory. Good commissions
For particulars write Edgar Jones Com
pany, SSS 26th street. Ogden. Utah.
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES FOR SALE OR RENT
Carpet cleaning done. c. D. Bates Efec-
tric Co., 321 Atlas. Was. 2724 ees5
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CHINESE HERBS

CELEBRATED HERB SPECIALIST
formerly OF Visaia. Cal: Chinese herbs
for sale, Consultation free, l.. Su Woo
Herb Co. 235 w. End SO. c3l80
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

THE GODDARD-ABsEY CO. AUDIT
ing and general accountancy, a23 Nc
lntyro bldg, Wasatch 516i. c2033
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YOU SHOULD VISIT IIEINAGER'S s
Business college before you decide TO
enroll elsewhere. 1t pays to get the best
Fall term begins Sept, s. Investigate
now f2t05
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DIARIES

MAPLE LEAF DAIRY MILK, NONE
better IL quarts for 81. delivered. Give
us Q trial Wasatch $500. e2ol2
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WANTED-s5 PER DAY TO EXPERT
enced salesmen and solicitors. something
new. permanent position: only hustlers
need apply. Call afternoons, 402 D. r.
Walker bldg. f220t
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
Dent First Congregational church: we
get you q position free Of charge. Tele-
phone 1922. tz773
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WAGON TIRE SETTING

TIRES SET IN 20 MINUTES. ANY
size, "a, up to 4-inch tire; work guar
antesd- Fowler, SO 80. w. Temple.
e2s02
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7-ROOM MOD. BRICK HOUSE AND
furnace. $50 90. II W. 1st North.
aoy77
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LAWN MOWERS


SHARPENED AND REPATREDs
Gle repairing: key fitting. Sail
Lock Works. Bell 40SA.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENEp,
repaired Fowler's key. gun.
and novelty works. baby buRgies n
lis West End So. Bell 1880.
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HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 62 so. MAIN
ut. Phone 1os Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs n1632
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DETECTIVES

LANCASTER DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Under new management Latest meth
DDS. All work guaranteed. Phone Wa
satch 2475, 401 Boston bldg f1750
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HoUsEs FURNISHED

FOR RENT--A NEW BRICK EUNGA.
low, furnished nice lawn and shade
rooms and sleeping porch. Perman ent
tenants wanted Coll at 1929 SO, Ind
East. or Hyland 7l5 f22Ta
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BOOK STORES

WE BUY, SELL AND ExCf
hooks. 20. g. N" Book store.
End South Phone Wasatch 3olb-
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 152 1
West Temple. p. o, box l4&6. l
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 16& So. West Temple. Phone
1913. d3
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST


DIR. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS, go
KEARNS BLDG. a2S53
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JAPANESE GENERAL AGENCY, 26s
West 1st South. Wasatch 1911. Help
furnished for hotels. restaurants and prl-
vate families. also work by the day. rail-
road and construction work; mining
speciality. d37oS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-20

7-RoOM BRICK HOUSE. MODERN. 755
T.. 2nd South, $4,000,
rooms. modern except heat, 5i3
4th East, $500.
Bettilyon Home Builders Co. 1919 Fast
Third St, Wasatch 2030. 1889
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wANTED-SALESMBN
WANTED-AGENTS

MEN AND WOMEN TO SELL. ONE OF
the best selling household articles on
the market Easy gales. Good commis-
sion. Apply between 10 a. m. and y. m.
Western Utility company, 20 Judge
bldg, f227l
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APARTMENTS FURNISH
BRANsFORD APARTMENT

(Near Eagle Gate.)
Location best In city: furnisht
unfurnished suites, furnished SUITE
or without board; American piaf
In connection; open to the publ
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

CONNECTED. 90 90: WATER
Jackets cleaned, 81: T.. Jackets. 81;
stoves repaired. Phone Wasatch 1924 NJ.
T. f. Morriss. res
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HOTELS
MASSAGE

MANlCCR RING, ELECTRIC MASSAGE,
20 Galena block. cor. End So. and State
street f2OI1
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7-RM. BR. COT. sIo7s E. 9TH so. $40 .0o
s-rrn. brick cot, 9S2 Princeton av. II SO
6-rm. brick cot 6lS So. 4th E.. % 00
<-rm. fr. cot, 1911 SO, 9Th West. 500
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN 6 TRUST
CO,
Phone 244. 90 Z, 1st South st.
f1728
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THREE ROOM MODERN TERRACE,
two disappearing beds. bullt-in dresser
and combination coal and gas range, 9th
So. and eth East, SIS per mo. Phone
Hyland 923-W 1880
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HAIR GOODS

LADIES, SAVE MONEY ON HAIR
goods. Call Mrs. Klinner. expert hair
goods maker. sos South State street
e32l1
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ASSAYERs

BEETLES. MATHEZ Il CO.,
Bprdwell successor, LBS Soutn
Temple. Phone Was. 1926,
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dry, gas, range. furnace, cement base
ment. bath: ut sos East 1st South. Phone
Hy 1851 f2030
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ALBERTA, CANADA. ALL KINDS OF
help wanted and business opportunities
open in new towns on Grand Trunk Pa
ciic railway. For informa tion call land
dept, Grand Trunk Pacific, 702 Boston
bldg. f200b
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MASSEUSE FOR LADIES ONLY: BODY
and bust Development: weight scien-
tifcally reduced: rheumatism and ner-
vousness successfully treated; references
furnished Wasatch 2624. f&o7
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MODERN 3 ROOMS AND BATH, NEW
ly tinted, $3.50 per month, $50 q 6th
So. Call phone Wasatch 2744-W. fl722
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5-RoOM MODERN HOUSE. REAR 15s
w. 4th So. Inquire J. G. Mcdonald
Chocolate Co.. 1e9 W Bird South d3i29
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r. II, OFFICER C CO. AssAYER
South West Temple ST., Salt Lak@
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
Fly READY FOR WORK AT A. M
AND I P. III. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
Ha1 so. 9Th EAST
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q. q. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
and embaimer. has moved to now loca-
tion. 227 South West Temple street,
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o3a9s
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TYPEWRITERs

WE RENT TYPEWRITEH1.
All makes repaired. exchanged 81
Utah Typewriter Exchange Coz ~
End SO. Phones 430. Establishes
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SUCCESS INSURANCE-uTAH BUS
mess College preparation for business
life. Start course now. Boston bldg.
day. night eI635
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OLD FEATHERS


MADE INTO WILLOW PLUMES,
combinSs made into switches. 10s s.
and e f1sf2
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7-RM. MOD. BRICK 500 90
6-rm. mod, $50 So 5th East ~ 13. 90
Arm mod. near depot .,.-.. Is. 90
Arm mod. brick, 3S o ....,....... 10. 90
FRITSCH. 2O1-3 Felt Bldg
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wANTED-To RENT

YOUR OLD CLOTHING; WILL CALL
Salvation Army. Phone t2io1
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFuRNIsHEp

7-ROOM MOD, 8RD AW. AND
g. room mod. 2as e. ard So ..... 35. 90
4-room fiat, "Oaks," Srd So, and 4th
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-17

The battle is to begin tonaor-
row, the minute Vic Rosewater
begins reading the temporary
roll.
It will be begun by 400 husky,
leather lunged Roosevelt men OBJ
jecting to the reading of that roll.
And if Vic gets away with it,
he's a better man than past per
formances indicate.
Reported that pledges have
been obtained. from delegates all
over the country to switch to.Sen-
ater Cummins, of Iowa, on early
ballots. .......s.
Elihu Roots bangs are getting
tosbe quite prominent.
There's just 60 southern negro
delegates in our city, blowing
around the downtown cafes with
rolls big enough to choke horses.
Taft men say it's bride money;
but how could bribery exist in
this free country, where the peo-
pie do not govern and Andy Law
renee is a boss?
T. Roosevelt was the center of
interest today, peacocking around
peacock alley.
Two of S negro delegates from
Georgia, claimed by Roosevelt
told Mckinley they're going to
vote for Taft.
Attempt made today to get
solid Texas. delegation for
Taft. Col. Lyons real peeVed
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-17
hangs up q negroes who like

chicken.
Which would seem to indicate
that some Britishers do have a
sense of hunor after all.
William Jennings Bryan is hav
ing lot of fun watching and re-
porting the convention.
Roosevelt has turned down in
itiatiVe, referendum and recall as
federal propositions in platform.
Says these things are state affairs.
Let those who wish to make
threats. ALI wish to say is that
the officers of this convention
will be protected in carrying out
the duties with which they are
charged '-Sergeant-at-arms Bill
Stone.
1t may be a great honor to be
sergeant-at-arms. of this conven-
ton, but Bills welcome to the job
for all we care.
"The Republicans of Nebraska
have been Inundated by tie
action of our national committee
man, Victor Rosewater." From
resolution unanimously adopted
by Nebraska delegation.
Looks like Vie was going to be
the original in-bad kid when he
gets back home.
Roosevelt and Taft are doing
some. excellent campaigning for
me. They are telling the. truth
about each other" Eugene
Debs, Socialist candidate for pres
ident.
Report circulated that Iowa
IS1o,ro
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21

BASEBALL PTCKUPS
Yesterdays Results.
National League Chicago g.
Is, Philadelphia 1-3; New York
S., St. Louis l; Pittsburg 81,
Brooklyn 20; Cincinnati Al,
Boston 0-4.
American League Chicago g.
8, Philadelphia II; Boston 6, De-
troit 2; Washington Al, Cleve-
land 20 (called in sixth inning to
allow Cleveland to catch train) (;
St. Louis Al, New York 80.
The Cubs picked up half a
game on the Giants by wal1oping
Philadelphia in two joke games.
Alexander, Moore and all Phil
ly pitchers were soft for Cub slug
gers.
Jimmy Lavender was wobbly
in the early part of the first game,
but steadied toward the last.
Ed Reulbach was forced to re-
tire in tn third inning of the sec
ond game, as he twisted a liga-
ment in his side. He did not al
low a hit.
Charley Smith then took up
the task and was unhittable until
the seventh, when the Phi1s got
two hits and one run. In the
eighth they made two hits count
two runs.
Heinie Zimmerman failed to
hit in the first game bI1t came
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-21


Zimmerman and Miller SAFER,
Evers and Archer came through
with hits that counted four runs.
Phillies used pitcher named
Finneran to finish each game.
John Evers and Heinie Tim were
particularly vindictive against
this gent, remembering what
they had suffered at the hands of
an ump by same name. The pitch
er is not related to the arbiter.
Chance let Archer, Tinker and
Sheckard have rest after the
second game became a burlesque.
White Sox kicked the last
chance from under the Athletics
yesterday, beating them twice
while Boston was winning one
and Washington two.
Eddie Cicotte was whale in
the first battle, outshining
Coombs at every stage. Each
team made SIX flftS, sDut MACK
men failed to safety when runs
were budding.
Doc White started second
game, but gave up after Macks
made two runs off four hits in the
fourth.
Peters pitched to three men,
but a1triple by Maggert finished
him. Walsh pitched last four in
nings and allowed a single hit.
Chief Bender got by until the
fifth, when singles by Zeider,
Kuhn and Rath and a triple by
Mattick scored three runs and
put Sox ahead. !
IJ1lI- G-.-I..5 IL .-..... =
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eighth they made two hits count
two runs.
Heinie Zimmerman failed to
hit in the first game, but came
strong in the second, getting two
doubles and two singles.
Vic Safer and Johnny Evers
also pulled some heavy smuggling
feats.
Cubs looked foolish for a min
ute in the first inning of game
one They filled the bases with
none out. Then Alexander famed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12

He was firm at all times and told his
story in n straightforward manner.
and on cross-examination the attor-
neys for the defense tried to confuse
him but they were unsuccessful as he
held TO his original story throughout
and his testimony was not shaken.
A General Denial.
Felsheim. when he went on the
stand in his own behalf. entered a
general denial OF all the allegations
that had been made against him. He
told story entirely at variance and
contradictory TO that Of Weimer. and
the trend OF his story was 10 place
the responsibility of the shooting on
the shoulders of Weimer rather than
himself
His examination opened with At.
torney O'Brien asking the preliminary
questions regarding his name. resi-
dence. age and occupation. and of his
work about the shop OF his father al
Fulton. He told of his employment
up TO the day Of the shooting, and
then Attorney O'Brien asked him
what he did on that day and to tell
the Jury all he knew OF the occur.
rences taking place on that day.
Ait ocAu ne SOl UP al O CLOCK ana
went TO church at the ST. Josephs
cathedral In reply 10 Mr.. O'Brien,
he said that he went to church every
Sunday and never missed. On his re.
turn home he looked at the paper and
then changed his clothes and came
out OF the house and saw bred Weimer
shooting out of the window OF the
slaughter house pointing up the creel;
lie asked Fred what he was shooting
and he replied rats and birds, and
then he took me out in the yard and
showed me a pile OF birds he had
killed.
Purchase Of Gun.
He testified to the purchase OF the
gun. and said Weimer had offered Il
10 him for 50, and he would not take
II. The next day he offered II 10 him
for 90 but he would not buy. and the
next day he bought it for 1925.
F. He also testified TO the purchase of
cartridges at Heiner's store and told
what kind they were and how they
differed from those purchased by
Weimer He then said he purchased
the gun in January and that his
mother didn't know anything about il.
She didn't know II when he was ar.
rested and she thought IL belonged TO
Weimer. lie said he never told her
he bought II and said that Weimer
told him to tell her II belonged TO him
(WeimerD
He told OF the use OF the gun on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
, FATHER OF MURDERED
BOY WAS ON THE STAND
Motion to Exclude States Evidence
overruIed-case May Go to
Jury To-day.

Shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday ar
ternoon the state rested in the case
OF George Felsheim, who is beinc
tried in the criminal court on a
charge OF numbering Louis Schneider,
the 10-year-old Fulton lad. and i'm.
mediately following the announce.
ment by Prosecuting Attorney Hand.
Ian, Attorney O'Brien for the defense
moved to exclude the testimony OF
the state, and II was promptly over.
ruled by the court. George Felsheim,
the defendant, was then placed on
the stand in his own behalf. and he
was on the stand when court ad.
iourned for the day.
The day was marked b. frequent
clashes of counsel, and at times the
court took a hand. An exciting IN.
cident occurred during the testimony
OF Louis Lagomarcino. Prosecutor
Handlan and Attorney O'Brien be.
came mixed in a heated argument and
II was necessary for the court TO rap
for order. Handlan and the court be.
came mixed, the former contending
that the court was permitting Mr
O'9rien the privilege OF misleading or
confusing the witness. The matters
at issue were finally Strengthened out,
and the case proceeded.
Pathetic Incident.
A very pathetic incident occurred
when Louis Schneider, father of the
murdered boy, was placed on the
stand. Along during his testimony
he was asked 10 identify the clothing
that was worn by his son on the day
of the shooting When he picked up
the clothes. his eyes filled with tears,
and he endeavored to hold them back
but 1t was impossible, and they
coursed down his face. and al times
he emitted a sob as he proceeded
with his testimony.
Spectators were force 10 wipe their
eyes. and several OF the jurymen were
moved. Mr.. Schneider. however. nm.
ished his testimony without breaking
down
Fred Weimer. the boy arrested with
Felsheim at the time OF the shooting,
proved star witness for the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
Some Liaht wells

the outer edges OF the pool are not In
cluded.
some Light wells.
on JOe's creek. Duvall district. Lin
coin Conuty. the Big Creek Development
Company has drilled 40 8 on the !. W.
CurnsH farm through the Berea Erit and
has q 10 barrel pumper. on sans branch
me same company has started to drill
No 8 ON the NJ srutIock farm
In the Burning Springs district. Writ
county. the Endfavor OIL Company has
,Jmpletcd and shot 30 on the whsn-
ION farm and has = barrel pumper IN
The Cow Run sand 90 a depth % $50 feet
ON Rock camp run. sardis district, Has.
r.son county. 1reut a Row land have
drilled No. on tie John Harhert farm
fhroush The Gordon sand and has a show
FOR a 10 barrel uumper
southsastsrn Ohio.
in the deep sand territory In Falls
Gore township. Hooking county. ohio. the
LnEan Natural Gas a Fusl Company has
IHmpisfed and shot SO. . on thr Cath.
crime donaldson and r. 3 Terrell farm
barrel puuper in tho clinton Sand
tn the northern extension - thc deer
.and ffrriturr. IN h0pepell township.
NusEiuF rm county Ne llanet Oll a Gas
futrun farm % feet into ths clinton
rrni HrI has r. Hnnw Tor lf 90 40 barr
rsi producer. natural THIS location is
Iuel company ~. 2 on ne Johnson.
Gone farm
ir f.a Chester 1iff district. Wealar
township Washfnafou f1untr. the Hurf
Farn OHl company IH drilling so on
ere Do q Burt fnrfn IN Nfu port town
rrir frr Boston nH Company nnH rrfIf-
81 SO. to on ire Crorrs if stephens
farm Through fHr first Gov uun rand
ara fna fuafer
rsnnsyivsnta Compistiona
~ 'HnuUnHHurE. MaaHiurfnr COUNTY.
Pa fIr faun inf feVefarfrrnf Ie raFfur
IfH Irrf ruaar Inside ~ fnr hrrnrrh
Invite there DEL nut one veil startling rrf
ono IrIfI'rr About au fhaf Ia irff Ia =
auumIur Hp - fhe FaIn an1 Ioaa arf
tro Ha'nrrr u.U Do very large au fHs
uronr eide ~ tre nnlnnre sheet unat
very few ~ fne wells have raI1 nut
aud inIH means Chat uarY more Rave Inai
f|Hn uHNH nrurfH In fNf venture T.f
fanunsU|fF fnur Doc excitement rnrf fu.
rrrfnra more fHau 2 l1n Gee Nuf alI u 20
uarH attracted tu tauHUshura we're now
ices in ere fur ness. but fhar seemed "a
have I0af sight ~ many similar crares
and fhslr unrrof'tahiereaa Tire latest
completion ls W TaFus a 60 . second
teat Hu The " H Enlow iof. shouinr fof
faT producer The only wsl1s fu ne
town producing 50 or more barrels faV
Hrr THE ruHrrn ms we'll on frr TohnM
if"hann lot credited wIfh rh barrels
Hnd f.e Nc. oruelI Oif Company well on
ono ~ f Thompson iof. rrodu~Irz 6t
HHr.f.a fHf
Near uor.ryvUe. Allegheny county.