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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19
CLEVELAND BOWLING TEAMS
II "a NnICAPPED BY LOSS OF ALLEls

Toledo. O.. Feb. 19.-The Auditorium
bowling alleys. owned by Larry J.
Gazzolo. captain OF the Champion
Spark Plugs. one OF Toledo's leading
bowling teams. was destroyed by fire
here yesterday. The loss is estimated
at $50. 900. Eighty teams will be with
out a place 10 bowl the rest of the
season Most of the teams have been
in active practice to participate in the
national bowling congress here in
March and will be greatly handi-
capped by the loss OF practice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19
LIBERAL OFFER BY "Y''
TO RETURNING SOLDIERS

Soldiers who are returning TO FL
PasO are invited by the Y. NJ c A. to
drop in at the "Y" gym for gymnas-
ties if they miss their accustomed
physical exercise and have no place
to work off surplus energy, announces
A. l. Holm. physical director Of the
''Y." Three months free membership
Is being given 10 every soldier OF Fl
PasO returning home. Those who
We're members at the time they en-
tered the army are 70 lose no time on
their membership and Will be given
three months in addition 20 the time
on membership lost while in service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19
RoSenStein Makes Race of His
Life; Suspicion That Sheriff Was
After Him; In FL PaSo At Finals

ROSENSTE reading sport his home in
Il LOrdsbug With wild whOOp chair grabbed his
the whats the matter LeoF
CURED alarmed relatives but Leo clear the steang up
Whats he machine began to
scratch gravel They hold tonight yelled Leo whzzed out
highway, I havet 10 be
"They hold it tonight"
Relatives fHvver dp
down the cloud of the gasped
ROns his mad scramble swerved and swihed past everything
the road Two effs telephned the
wanted and for what Word ahead for officers be the
joined in the chase Leo until
o the YMCA.
When the machine finally found by officers searching for insane
speedster, Ronsn fact, after
ship he had cdded to take not far from where being
sought
"A ready shotputl" rang
physical director the T who conducting the Hxahou finals
Monday
tered the athletes rubbed eyes
1912. "Whoop for Rosey!" filled gym
confidence IN
addition to making Lordsbug
here IN time He will in FL PasO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19
CHAMPION WRESTLER
PREFERS LIFE ON RANCH

Camp Dodge. Ia. Feb 19.-Sergt-
Earl Caddock. OF Anita. Ia. heavy
weight wrestling champion, is on his
way home from France. according to
word received here yesterday from
the overseas edition of the Camp
Dodger. II was declared Caddock had
decided TO quit the wrestling game
and devote his time 20 operating a
Wyoming ranch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19
DYER BEsTED BY EGAN.

Boston. Mass. Feb. 19.-Joe Egan, Of
Boston, was substituted for Paul
won a referees decision over Fred
Dyer. Of Australia, in a Il round bout.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19
CHICAGO FAvORs
BOXING COMMISSIONS

Chicago. Ill. Feb. 19.-The Chicago
city council yesterday. by a vote Of
81 TO .. approved the proposed boxing
bill. which provides for state and city
athletic commissions with powers to
regulate ring exhibitions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19

See the tractor and pillow demon
stration at Washington Park Friday
afternoon. Feb. p. at ? o'clock. The
little Cleveland Crawler type tractor
viii be shown pulling both the disc
and two bottom types Of plows.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19
Bic LEAGUES
ACQUIRE FOUR
NEW MANAGERS
Release Of Successful Man
ayers Cause of Unfavor-
able Comment.
RELEASE
SURPRISE TO FANS

I NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Big league
~ managers come and go between
I fading and blooming seasons. Scarcely
a year goes by that fails to see one or
more managerial air castles blown to
| the four winds. and the winter sea-
son OF 1888 has run true to form.
-Four Of the 16 major league clubs
viii enter the coming pennant races
with new pilots at their helms. The
Reds, Phillies. Cardinals and White
Sox will launch their pennant cam
paignz next summer with strange
hands holding the reins.
Three Of the four changes effected
this winter have caused much COM
among baseball observers. The cases
Z Of Pat Moran, Jack Hendricks and
Clarence Rowland have been argued
[ pro and con
RoTTland's release by Charley
COmiEEey WIS a surprise, mas
much rs the dapper little ex-SOx
leader was thought to be asinT with
she Old Roman. Apparently, to
the outsider, ROvEIand's release
was undeserved. He pIiOted the
worlds champions of 1917 for
COmiEEey, and he had a host of
friends in the majors, friends he
won for himself.
Blu the indicator swerved from
Rowland to Kid Gleason. seasoned and
highly deserving veteran And the fan
did not have TO read between the lines
to see that Comiskey credited Gleason
with the success Of his club in 1917
and the fact that II fell down last
season after Gleason had refused to
return as coach. Yet on the face Of
things Rowland did not deserve his
release.
Moran Made Cod
Pat Moran, with one pennant and
two second place finishes at Philadel-
phia IN four years, scarcely deserved
the treatment he got Pats trouble
started and ended with the sale Of Al
exander and Killifer TO the Cubs. But
Pat IS now the pilot OF the Reds. sue
ceeding Christy MatheWson. who has
been more or less a failure as a man
Coombs is welcome to 1Ioran's old
Job as far as Moran can see it
Unfair to Hendricks.
Jack Hendricks. now returned to In
after a disastrous season
with the Cardinals. did not have a
fair trial as a major league manager. /
The claim Is made that Hendricks
lacks the ability 10 handle men: that
he does not savvy the method Of get
ting the best out OF big league prima ]
donnas. While his record in the /
would tend to prove that he 4
knows how 70 handle players and de- I
velop them, It got him nothing at st |
Louis.
such ia the life OF the big league
managers. A warm, hearty greet
ing and a slap on the back one
year, walking papers, with their
attendant humiliation, the next.
e-r- Allan i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19

Hex athletes in training are show
ing more pep" within the last few
days than formerly because William
Race and Eonore Harris, both Of
whom have been serving Uncle sam,
have been released and arrived in FL
Paso- Race Is probably the best high
jumper ever turned out by FL Paso, be-
sides being an allround athlete Har-
us has a great record as a shotput
Both viii likely compete in the finals
Thursday night.
Men on whom much depends in DIFF
fsrent events follow:
High jump-W. Race, F. Broaddus,
r. Hem, s Darbyshtre, A Sigal. Q.
Nichols. n. Ponsford. A Porter. p
Tighe and J. Hunter.
Sh0tput-M- Harris, R Carson, P
Hem. p Pateman. n. Ponsford. F.
Brcaddus and s. Darbyshire.
First Of finals in broad jump. fence
vault and 12o potato race viii be held
Thursday at s o'clock.
The following men are expected to
90 strong in the broad jump; ". Race.
l. Nichols. A Porter, s. Daroyshire. A.
Schutz r TiEhe, p Lorenz. h ST.
berberg. F. Broaddus and J. March
In the fence vault some OF the old
timers are expected to push the young
bloods 20 the limit WIN and Al Schultz
wiz both compete. also Lee Nichols,
Ray Lorenzs H SiIberberg, F. Broad
auE, H Logan. NJ Ponsford, P. Cor
doTa. Y. Eeyn1an, p Hem, S. Darby
shire. P. Haley and c. Nichols
The 60 yard and 20 yard pO-
tato races will bring the entire
field fnt0 action and again the old
timers Will have a chnnee to show
The youngsters a few things about
speed.
III every one Of the old timers and
-oung bIoods make an effort to get
into the finals this Thursday and next
Monday and next Thursday nights, E.
Paso viii be kept on the athletic nap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19

such ia the life OF the big league
manaEers. A warm, hearty greet
ing and a slap on the back one
year, walking papers, with their
attendant humiliation, the next.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19
GOLF TOURNEY
FOR 1878 AWARDED TO Il PAS0

Annual Tournament Will Be Held On Links of FL PasO
Country Club; Meet Secured Through Activity Of
Last Years Delegation; Committees of the Country
Club To Cooperate; Committee On Entertainment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19

GGa repairing our specially Allen
Arms & Cycle Co.-Adv.
Curtfss 8 Co., buy Liberty Bonds.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-19
CLASS c HAS
MANY STRONG
HEX ATHLETES
81 Paso Has Stronger Op-
position Than Last Year;
Must Fight Harder.
RACE AND HARRIS
EXPECTED TO HELP

THE local +. II c. A is in class c Of
/ the International Hexathlon this
year, which means that greater effort
must be made by her athletes to hold
the honOrs won last year by both
seniors and juniors.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
RUDA VLNA ZASAHUJE JIzISASK0.
UNIVERSITA V LIPSkU JDE POMA-
HAITI BRANITI NEMECKYCH
HRANIC.
BOLsEvIsM v BAVORsKU POVOLUJE.

Vymar. -. dubna Pc Bavorsku pride ma radu die
vseho prumyslneis Sasko ke zzen vady
ien nekolka hodn ak vrd neodvis socaste jest
paramentnch kruzich poprano Jistym vak z1stava re
vysredni zabyvaii planem smerucim svrzeni
dnesni vlady
distrikech cvikovsk6m lugavskem prohlasna byla
stavka uhlokopu
Ipsko 12 dubna Studentstvo zdeisi university iez
po prazske starSm vysokym sedni Evrope
ednohlasne usneslo, zavr posuchanv vstoup dobro
von6 do voska kere by brno hrance Nemecka Soucasn6
zda in6 university aby pfiklau ieich bylo nasedovano
O.pska unversta zalozena byla roku 14O9. kdy po
daiio Husovi kri Vaclavu Kutnohorskt
deret Ces saroslav karlov6 obdrzel
vetSinu Jz enkrae arogannl Nimci "dlnhvm tahen
still Prahu uchyli move zaipzene ueen lipske
Do iest ual ers2 lpska ufeistea
N6mecka normanch dob pres posluchach)
Kodah, 13. dubna Saskl mnistr vilkv. Neuring. byl
Drazdanech zabt nespokoienTm voaky kerych nechtel
vvslechnou Byl vzbouf hozen do Iabe kdvz snazl
zachranit povanim ruhemu bfehu by zasfelen Svo
zavinl havn6 narZenn abv nemocnci oSefovan
iaci brali ie plat lax obvykle vvplacen by nru.
Glen narodniho shromazd6ri Vynaru Sachs.
mule vaa pvoa ably pfedozen bvl zakon zavadeiici
uhlodoech sedmhodinovnu prc Havir vestfalSti hoda
die Sachsovy Zpravy t6chto podmnek zahajit ezbu
Berlin 13 dabna General Merker dostal rozkaz. abv
odah do BrunSviku dba bezpetno veskert dopravy.
zem panue generani stvka mocne hnuti pripoieni
Wade Bavorska dochaz stale spletit6S.
Dekretv sov6t bvv uveren6nv obraem rukv
81 die n6ktervch depeS byla mnichovSka vada amn6S
ienskou poidkou lidu lest ista
ustavcnymi zmenami nektera m6sta jako Schwein-
fur Furt Augspurk vritila opetn6 do luna vladv
ma m6 proo bya est6 meme schopneiS do
stati danym sbhm stran zasobovan poravnam
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
Bondy Vit&Zstvi ObnOsu 4 IL billi0ni.
HHAHHH = = = - GsH - = = = = = = = = -
CLEVEL AND UPSATI MASS MILLIONU.
NOVA PUJCKA ZNi JEN 4 ROXY A
MA A. PROCENT.
CESKE OSADE AGITOVANO BUDE JIZ DNES
PREDNASKOU PLUKOVNlKA HURBANA.

Washington, 13 dubna Sekretar Glass vidal dnes l.
fedni prohasen Bondech Vtezstv kerm hasi re Sou
satl potfebue novymi pisy Bondy Vtezvi
pl odmtnu pfpadneho prepsaneho obnosu Uroky stano
veny sou tenokrte 4a procent castecnym promnutim
DAM bondy mohou byt rromeneny 33 procenni kere
pax budou vbec prosy popa spatnosti lest
jen roxy satni vhradou mnze vyplati liz "a
roxy Zadne drvejSi vydn Bondu Svobody nenlze
by vym6neno dpisy vlecn6ho dluhu nenov6ho vydan
Move bondy 33l 'procenni vydany budou pozd6,. p
t6chto nebude pa federani ami statni ami msni dan
jedne popatky majetkove pri dedictv bondd 4al
podlehaji DAMN statnm mistnm vyima popatka ded
ctvi, pozemku federlln dani primu.
Ma ceveandsky federani reservni distrik prpada
45OOOOO0O nym soVy 10 procent cekoveho obnosu
n6ho cele Sousti Die dasho rozpoctu ppada upsa
nj mesto Cleveland ss47456s sm6rodatnou zsane
suma iez udana bude pozde Ia pucky posedni uozeno
byo Ceveandu 100000 celtmu drktu $500 900 600
ODE SUNNY doznaly znaaneho pfepsani ..
Istfedn vybor Bontid Viezsvf Jest liz organisovan
pine pfipraven zahaien kampan6. Nastavaci pat
skrbce die prohseni sekretare Casse bude liz posedn
ku kere bude agtovano mez dem. Vada hoda
ecn vydan hradi inymi istotami vefeinou Rampant
agitac zapocato bude pondel dne 21 dubna porva
do TO- kvena 20 tri tydny.
Will porovnani uvadlme sunny podminky "a valee-
nych puiGek pTedeSlych
Prvn puitka, $4,000 0OO dane prosta 3 a 70 pro-
cent dobu 80 let
Druha pajtka, s3,oOo,oooooo ursano s4e17 100000
vlada priaa ien s3sos 900 25 let procena en
castecne danf prosta.
Treti pditka So oOo pTersano Sd rs 600
bya vadou pfiaa celia Al 5astecne dani prost
dobu 10 let.
NVrta pulcka, S6OOO.OOOOOO prepSanO Sb993OOO,
vadou pfiiaa celia 4a procent casetne dane pros
dobu 20 let.
Valecne isporne znamky procenta isou po p6ti
letech splatny.
Take mez kraiany iako phi pGjckach pTedeslych eno
krte slime bude aovano abychom uha skved rekor
dy minue. Dnes vecer promluvi veTen6 knihovne
Broadway neipovoaneis recnik pukovnik Gekosovcnske
armady Sbifi Vladimir Hurban prosp6ch upsovani pa
t6 posedn pucky svobody iez bondy oznaceni
veke ako symbou monoeramu Vit6zstvi. Jest
bychom dobre mneni ehoz me subskrbci minulvch
kud nam mozno piekonali Krone pukovnika Hurbana.
promuv znmv mas kraian Payer PfednaSkov dnesn shn
konana lest voiGi - a. wardv pfedseda bude move
zvoeny teskv kongresnk J. J. Babka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
MIMORADNA SCH0ZE RADY VELMOC[
FRANCOUZSKE NAZORY o SAAR-
SKEM UDOLi.

Paiiz, l3. dubna Dnes g. hodine zcela
kavan6 bya svona schuZe rady r vemoc ucastenstv
presdenta Wsona. Zastupc velke cyrky sesi havne
proo president angckeho mnstersk6ho kabnetu Lloyd
George hoda Ultra odcesovat do Londna kde die oko
nos zdrzi as tyden.
President Wilson behem neSnich rannch hodn sice
vyse obvykou prochazku ale pozde vyel 81 manzekou
ably uz krsne arn pohody, jez Zavada jiz uicch
zskch Pfesaa choroba nezanechaa vanych stop ale
jest pozorovat Wlsonovi ucinky staeho namahn
takze dnes rozhodl az do vecera zanechat prace.
Spor talie Jhosavii piedlozen bude rade Ultra. An
gill msto odcestovavsiho Loyda George zasupovat bude
Balfour.
Ac otazce saarskeho udoi pravoplane rozhodnu do
nebyo uveTejneno omniva n6kere pazske lsy re
Francie ma pravo podrzova 81 vyt6zy tamnech uhodou
vzdy nikoli jen son fadu let ale zde panuJ roz
dime nahledy
Francouzske 1rady oddava nadem ktere mimi sdl-
nekter americ zasupci obyvaestvo 10 az 15lete
francouzske konroe svobodnou vobou e rozhodne ably
saarske doi prrceno by repubce Fancouzske Jist
cast lst ale nepohzi ruzovym sky strizve pos-
zuje ze uvedenem zem Jest 10000 "kovanych Nemcu
kerycA a sotva ocekava by pomerne ktkou
dobu ochon6 stall Francouzy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
E4ROMADNY VRAH ARMENCU
SKONCM MA SIBENICI

Carihrad 12. dubna (Opozd6na zprava). = Kemal Bel
bvvav guverner Darbekru, by dnes nritomnos carl
hrask6ho voenskeho guvernera nych vyssch urednk
Baazetove nm6sti veein6 obesen Odsouzen by smr
dokazana zv6rsva pachana vvpovidanm masarovanim
armenskeho obyvatesva ozghadsk6m dsrktu DTv6jsi
veitel cetncva strktu odsouzen byl
zalafe.
Popraveny vekorah zastava drive fad mnistra potra
vim. Soud obvn6nym ah Cd mesce unora vereny
obce p ceni prohas puvodc srasnych rezi mad KITE
hrze trnul cey sve byti pTkladne potresan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
PROHLASENf STANNEHO PRAVA
v SASkU.
DOPOLEDNf BULLETIN:

Kodan. a. dubna = DepeSe doSla z hlavnho mesta
Saka oznamuje re bvlo cee Zemi prohaSeno sanne
vo NemeckV voensky minsr Noske vyhrozue vysanm
vadnho voska do Mnichova kde vzrsta chaotcky stav
Zprava posadka svrha vadu soveu nebyla
tax iako nenoveS zprava re vada sovet
onetn6 Satnckemu vesu Posedni pfevrat uda
krveproliti Ze rurskem dsrktu nenabvl komuni
ste konroly dekuie vcasn6mu zakroceni vadniho
voiska
Gener$ni stavka Sri dale Tadv straikafu bvy
mnozenv hrobaTi. We Wiedu Setne nebyy diva dny
konany pohiby.
bosevkove snazi Sc obsadti zeezncn trait We
douci Z Kraovce do Kovna.
tehoz mena prize hasGske posIv pozar konecn6
H. hoTelo liz prvem dru opanovaly takze skoda Jen
hem poschodi pamen srl $4,000 obnai Pozar vzrkl ma
tez SOU w sledkdn pfetopen vvhTevne
slan tudiz tTeti alarm. nacez pece
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
MA CESTE DO CLEVE-
LANDU.
Plukovnik Vladimir Hurban
bude hostem kosmopolitaiho
klubu.

TelefOnuie Sc nam, re plu-
kovnik Vladimir Hurban prize
de do Clevelandu drahou Bal
timore and Ohio dnes pole
dine. Ma nadrazi jmenem me
sta uvitan bude eX-soudcem
Fribolinem a .imenem Cechn
zvlaatnim vyborem peticlen
inIm, nacez sc stane hOstem
mistniho klubu kos nopolitnihO
iVeCor bude fecnit auditOrlu
broadwayske verejne knihov-
ny V zajmu pate puicky Svo-
body ma nasich krajanech ie.
abv dneSin prednaSku slovut-
nehc naSeho hosta c9tnem
poGtu obeslali. PrednaSkou tou
bude We skuteGnosti zahaiena
ceska kampan We prospech Vi
jtezne puicky. .kterazto kampan
podnikana Jest zvlaSt' nasimi
pracovniky wardy trinacte a
ctrnacte.
IWSSl IWSS1
ST. CLAIR HOTEL WHO
REL.
Dnes casno ranO vZnikl 20
zar V hotalu St. Clair ma ulici
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14

Dnes casno rano vznikl 20
zar V hot,alu St. Clair ma ulici
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1919-10-08
DUCK HUNTING ON COM
MUNITY LAND ALLOWED

In resolution adopted by the
federal grand jury at Carson City
last Wednesday, notice is given to
the general public that prosecutions
will result from all cases in which
fences are broken down or gates
forced open by hunters going onto
the community pasture near Fallon
to kill ducks. The resolution was
prepared and presented to the grand
jury by William Woodburn, United
States attorney, who asked that it
be adopted as a means of giving
hunters notice of the attitude of the
department of justice on the matter.
Woodburn stated that no effort will
be made by him to prevent hunting
within the inclosure, but If govern
ment fences are broken down or
gates forced open arrests will follow.
Woodburn said he expected to have
the Fallon hunting controversy sat
isfactorily settled soon.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1919-10-08

ORGANIZED FOR BETTER
MENT OF THEIR INDUSTRY
Churchill County's First Bee Mems
Association Was Organized Last
Thursday Afternoon

Leading owners of apiaries in
this project met at the law Offices OF
Attorney Eli Cam last Thursday af-
ternoon and organized this county's
first bee mems association, the pur-
poses of which have to do with the
betterment of methods of honey
production and marketing condi-
tions. A. w. Russell was elected
president and George o. Ray, secre.,
tary. Meetings are to be held here
after on the afternoon of the first
Saturday of each month at Mr..
Cams offices.
Practically all of this season 5
honey crop in this valley has been
sold to Hamilton & henderson, Los
Angeles buyers who paid an average
price of $21.60 per case to the api-
airy owners here. The largest single
yield this year again comes from the
been ranch of f. G. Norton who
marketed 500 cases. A. e. Grinnell
ranks second in honey production
with a yield of $50 cases. The local
bee men are now generally engaged
in hauling their honey crops into
Fallon for storage in warehouses
pending shipment at the direction of
the purchasing firm.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1919-10-08
COUNTY CLUB CHILDREN
BEING ENTERTAINED IN RENO

Miss Leah Barker, county club
leader and Mrs. Amelia S. Conant,
county home demonstration agent,
have their hands full this week at
Reno to which point they have TAX
en- the Churchill county club win
ners for what will be to the chill
dren a genuine treat, involving as 1t
will a several days stay. Miss Bark
er left Monday for Gardnerville and
Carson City, where she took other
club winners under her charge for
like trip, while Mrs. Conant went
forward from here today with the
Churchill county contingent in her
care.
The youngsters making the trip
from here are: Jerry Chamberlain,
Mildred Russell, Fay Heady, Charles
Brooner, Wilbur Baker, Grace Dali
by, Johnny Goats, Jr. Evelyn Whit
taker, Mabel Russell, Mabel Stevens,
Betty Carmiencke, Herbert Erb and
Charles Maxwell
The expenses OF this trip are be-
ing betrayed by the following public
spirited business firms of this city:
Gray Reid K Co, The /. H. Kent
Co, the Churchill County bank and
the Bank of Fallon.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1919-10-08
WERE MARRIED HERE
LAST SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Miss Jennie SCHNEIDER and Lloyd
Clark were united in marriage at
the home of the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Clark, in this
city, at one O'Clock Sunday after
noon. Judge T. A. Jones performed
the ceremony and numerous rela-
tives and friends were present.
Following the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark left for a honeymoon
journey to California cities where
they will spend some time and at
the conclusion of the trip will re-
turn to this place. Mr.. Clark being
associated with his father in the de-
velopment of fine tract of farming
land south of Fallon.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1919-10-08
FALLON OIL AND GAS co.
ON GROUND WITH RIG

The Fallon Oil and Gas Company'f
drilling outfit arrived in Fallon
last Friday and was taken to the
company's land holdings near Still
water Monday. The tasks leading
up to actual drilling operations are
now being completed and Superin
tendent c. H. Berry has stated thai
the drill should be in operation b!
tomorrow. The rig being installed
has a sinking capacity, according to
Mr.. Berry of from 1000 to 5000 feet
and will rotate or churn as the char
acter of the subterranean depths de-
mand
ID. Il. Yeary, of Mojaye, Calf, an
experienced oil man counting activi-
ty in many of the western fields, is
in charge of drilling and is highly
sanguine of the outcome of his un-
dertaking. He likens the genera
geological character of the Stillwa-
ter district to the Coalinga, Calf.
territory, one of the large producing
oil sections of the west.