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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23

true form, and that Vaughn. who has
been i'll during most Of the spring train
ing trip. will not get into condition until
after the first series between the teams
The puzzle lies in the fact that Chicago
has prospect Of gaining strength on
the intield. while New York has chance
Of improving the pitching stat.
Behind these TWO and within striking
distance Is Pittsburgh. a fast. papperJ
team with 4 revived pitching stan and
two pitchers who can be relied upon 70
trim New York regularly. 1t iS an ODD
thing that in the final figures YOU PROP
ably will discover that the PITTSBURGH
team is one Of the Cubs strongest az
sets. It looks as if the Cubs can peat
Pittsburgh BY n comfortable margin OF
Games !, their series. while 1t is a fair
wager that Pittsburgh will at least
break even with the Giants In lholF
twenty games.
BROOKLYN. Cincinnati and Boston rahS
very close together in the dope. win H.
tlr to choose among them. cNcep'lhs
that Brooklyn with resurrec'eo
pi,chinr strength looks TO have tn" eog'
on tho others. Boston may Inc surprise
This year. The team has gained wono'r'
fully in strength in the last month III
fact. on March l. it looked 10 be apou'
as homeless n club AZ there was IN 'he
circuit. In fact. il wasn't a cluo Al all
Nov Hcrzoc is huStlinE. fighting an"
leading the men and Smith is gong
rrcot guns. Maranvill" is coming BACK
Tho nitching staff looks healthier.
st, Louis is not good club and the
boldout OF Mike Gonzalez hurts 1t In
&c
rreat strength mixed with great weak
ness the kind Of n team that always Is
cratic because the weak ones ups"'
rho work OF the great players. The one
advantage the club will have this year
oyer last is that one man will direct IT,
Last year. at least two were running
,binrs and conflict of authority always
is bad for a team
The pills look hopeless: weaker Al
second and at third than last year. oao
in pitching spotty in tho .outfield aho
little reserve strength in case or erner-
gcncies.
VIC now know the strength and weak
ncssrs Of every position. as expressed 1T
figures, and the team strengths. ne
rcst OF the dope is simple matter
Knowing the strength Of a team. figure
how many games each pitcher will work
most frequently. provided there are
teams against which he is especially
effective. Do this with each CLUB, acc
up and you will discover how many
games each team ought to win and 1850
This season. Il is simple matter. 1T
tho next article I'll give you the stano'
ing Of the clubs. the games won anc
lost for the season and we can all &c
fishing until time for the "orlo
Series.
copyright. 1919. by the Bell Syndicate
1nc)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
L|NSLEY Nine TO
WEST LIBERTY
Lins1y Baseball Team Will Journey to
West Liberty Today for Game Will
Normal School Etno.

Tho scholastic baseball season will
officially open this afternoon. when nc
LiuSly institut" nine journeys 10 west
liberty for their first clash Of the sea
son with the Normal school team.
Tn" Cadets have played two games
this season. winning them both. and are
confident Of coming through the game
today with another victory To their
credit. Friday afternoon the Cadets
will meet the Philadelphia high repr",,
srntativcs on the lHtters grounds. and
a fast contest is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
YALE NEARLY
DEFEATS THE
NEW WORKERS

NEW YORK. April @:.-Yale's base
ball team gave a good account Of itself
in it's game with the New York Nation
ais here today and was defeated only
by score of. 4 10 =. The pitching OF
Cox. the collcgians' left handler. fea-
tured the game. He held the Giants TO
seven hits and errors by his own team
aided New York in scoring. Score:
X H. l..
New York ,..... loo nlc 111-i .
Yale 100000 20O-S ~ S
Causcy and Steel and McCarty; Cox
and Fredericks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
FORMER CITY SOLICITOR Re
CErVES UNANIMOUS VOTE oF
COUNCIL AS SUCCESSES
TO LATE G. o. NAGLE.
MIR. Culliuan's Term VIII Expire In
June, at Which Time tho Now 40
ninistration Takes Charge.

Michael Jerome Cullinan is Wheel
ing's second city manager. F1e was
elected by council lasF night. to serve
out the unexpircd term Of the late City
Manager George o. Maggie. Mr.. Guilt
nan rendered his resignation as city
solicitor shortly after council con-
yencd. Upon the acceptance Of the
resignation Councilman Albert kress.
Youngest member Of the council. placed
in nomination the name Of Mr.. Cullinan
for city manager Councilman ):
Adam Blum. Of the Fifth ward. sec
onded the nomination. Upon roll call
the vote was unanimous aand Dir. Gull
Imam was Mt once indicted into Office.
His term uf officer expires in June.
That Mr.. Cullinan would succeed Nj.
NarIc has been known for several days.
following caucus conferences Of mem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
BETHANY CANCELS ITS
GAME WITH WESLEYAN

SnnciaI Dispatch To The IntnlliEencer.
rKHANNON. W. Va. April "a
Telegram received her" late tonight from
Coach Houzbcrgcr Of Bethany college
cancels the Wrs"yan-Erthany hascoa'i
game which was 10 he played hero on
Thursday Of this wr"k. tn" stndcnt
strike which has temporarily robbed the
buffalo creek institution OF all it's stu
denis brought about the cancellation.
Rcthany will probably appear here May
Ii and IL, open dates on tn" Wesleyan
card,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
YANKEE JR. A. {.
PLAY ST. JOHNS
Game VIII Be Played Sunday After noon
ON the Twenty sixth Street
Fairgrounds.

Tho fast Yankee Juniors 4. 9. Will
clash with the ST. Johns nine Of Rcllairc
and a good game is expected. as both
teams have gotten away TO good start
this season.
The lineup for the Yankees will BE-:
Eruthcr or Thomas. catcher: f1niIry or
Robinson. pitcher; FTrlmbrisht. H.: Mil
lcr, Oh: killecn. S.: Bremen or Clark,
Sh.; Carpenter. If; Wanda, CT; Rcuthcr'
I.utz or Foster. II.
Tho Yankee Juniors challenge any 10
or l. year old team in the VALLEY Tor q
game al home or abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23

Cleveland or Boston ought to repre-
sent the American league In the worlds
series next fail against either Chicago
or New York. Which team will win de-
oepds almost entirely upon the 5uds-
nent Of managers in selecting pitchers
20 work in critical games. as in ootn
ieagues the leaders figure so closely to-
.ether that a manager. by outguessing
n. opponent. by using an unexpected
pitcher and saving strong one. may
urn the entire tide.
Until we have completed the maj
process Of the dope. however. I will not
,enture a prediction. Cleveland uH-
ioubted1y has the strongest and most
consistent team in the American leagu"
"A we'll balanced. logical team. with
strength distributed through all nine
,ositions and with the greatest array or
pitching talent. In fact. If it were GER
ain that Meyers will return from thr
.ruiy in top shape I would not hes,tae"
,ow to predict that Gle md Will nGurc
O win. On the other md. II I could
70 certain that Al w .crS will b" MS
GOD n catcher AS he :.as the season he
orc last I would make my annual wager
{ one hat on tho Rcd SoH. Chicago mas
chance. but not a logical one. New
-ork has an outside chance Of hammerlne
Is way to a pennant by sheer strength.
ut the fact that tho team is the Slo"cSt
d, either league is a heavy hahdlcaP.
ven with the wreckinG crew hitting inc
air against the fences.
n may BE- q surprise to find Phi!adei-
hia lining up within good striking as
ance OF the leaders. The team hustieS.
lays the game and is going to b" harn
roposition. The shock in the dope Ti'I
/ TO find Detroit figuring absolutely
ist. due largely to congenital pitching
|eakness. The team will not. make as
fany runs per Earlc az It has poem 40
trFfor ten wears and. besides pitching
leakness. il shows spotty strength all
iuf,d. The outfieid will be almost as
bod "a ever. as Shorten ia n speedy ana
kcsptable1baH player but the inheld Is
ery uncertain and tho great stars are
owly dxindling to the second omen
on. Cobb's delay in joining IN" team
axes il certain that Detroit Will ger
1other late start-and with only ~"
smes to 20. late starts count 'n';ch
ore in the finals than they nave uon''
~. n-obleno In the National league is
, entirely different one. Their" rs no
,ubt that Chicago and New York figure
,silr as tho strongrs: clubs. and thae
II reasons and present entirely differ
ie,s arc many points ahead Of many
hers. But they are strong for diner
1t problems. Chicago is fair h"ldlnE.
eak hitting team. with a great pitching
AFT and a wonderful catcher. New YORK
AZ a steady. fair hitting inteld. with 2
,nSerous punch anTwher" and inc
.eatest outfeld trio in thn game. hut
has only a fair catching stan and
eak. cratic pitching outfit. which NC
.aE is trying desperately but seeming
without success to build up.
The hope Of New York ought 70 o..
il is not. that Alexander is out or
:ane and will b. slow coming into his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
WON BY THE YANKS

BROOKLYN. April :2.-The New
York Americans defeated the brooklyn
Nationals 5 To in an exhibition game
here today. Russell allowed bases
on balls but kept the hits well scattered.
r. II. r..
New York .................... d .
Brooklyn .................. l
: Russell and RucIl; Cadorc. MamauN
and krurEcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
Pitcher Purchased

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 2:.-Piich"r
Richard Burning has been purchased by
the Louisville American association club
from tho Brooklyn NatiHnal l"aEu" CLUB
Il was announced here tonight by Busi-
ness Manager William Neil &c tho
Colonel Burning Is left handed pitch
1T and had been in the major leagues for
several years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
TW|XT ROUNDS

Another fighter has just announced
his retirement from the ring. He is
Young Leonard. a light middlrwciEht OF
pennsyIynuia- who was recently knock
cd ON in four rounds by Willie Tough
lin or yPilIrs-Barre Pa, Failing eye
sight is the reason given by Leonard
Dick Loadlaan of Lockport. y. y. who
is now lighting in the frathcr~rlGht
division. having taken on extra weight :
is matched To meet Joe Burlnhn OF
Chicago in tho star bout or ten ROUNDS
on April %.
Besides hclns malchcu 10 III Nv
l.rankle Burns OF jersey N'''' nc
rounds at Portland NC; on Aprm
frankie Brown. the local lcatner"cisI ~
is booked UP to box Young Heynttn d.
Girardvill". Pa. for ten ROUNDS on MAY
=. and Artir Root. the 'IeV"!hllo i'ath.
& of Cleveland on the night of May
10
p,,rv ,.o,ycr m. French feather
I',h, ,,d krtic RuoI Tho Cleveland
Hsh1nr have signed articles of agree
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23

The greater tho necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The Intclligcncer. Want ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
Wheeling Gan Co, Dept,
Teams Play Saturday
Teams Of the various Departments Are
Organizing for the Coming
Season.

The wheeling Can conrpany's shipping
department baseball team plays the TIN
Plate team Saturday afternoon on the
Forty-sevcnth street grounds. Both
teams are newly organized and each IS
confident Of winning. The game will be
called at o'clock. The teams will line
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
NJ WHEELING BICYCLE DEALERS
asSoCrArIoN IS FORMED AT
MEEr1Nc HELD LAST NIGHT.
q Parade VIII Be Held no May 9th,
Followed by Race on island tho
nav Following,

Day EoItOW1uB'
At a meeting held lnst evening at the
indsor hotel. an organization, e oil the
yclc dealers of the city was perfected
be known as the Wheeling Bicycle
alers' association. The organization
II promote and foster projects Of varl'
kinds for the boosting of the bicycle
the Wheeling district and as result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
By HUGH S. FULLERTON.

xGans since poslt8on value WIS HFS uOPcu'
sLosses since position value was mr. st oopeo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
BOWL LING

MASONIC CLUB LEAGUE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23

Phil C;lassmar. manager or h'"
.rcnJl.r the crack Philadelphia light
weights, has secured lease on Shihe
PARK in Philadelphia. where hr expects
to stage opcn-ar boxing shows during
the summer months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23

IF Dave Mackey. matchmaker OF the
Sportsmcn's Club of Newark. -iutehdS 10
have Jack Britton, the weiler"eIsh'
i!%.mnion mec, the winner of the Ben
nv Leonard Willie Richie bout.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
John Bull Cartoon
rs More Irish
Than English =

London. June z.-The people Of Ire
land look more ike the accepted car
toons OF John Bull than the Eng
fish. according 10 Prof. A. Keith, au-
thority on ethnology. Generally
speaking, he said the heads Of Irish
men were bigger than those OF Eng
Ishmen.
Taking the people OF the Island OF
Arranmore as typical Of early Ire
land. Prof Keith said one man shown
TO him as a typical Irishman was the
double Of John Bull which Punch
portrays.
''The average Arranmore head was
much larger than the average Lon
don head" said Prof Keith. Vow
as 5000 years ago, the Arranmore
Islander had 10 fight nature for liv-
ing. I wonder how many Londoners
would manage to squeeze living out
OF its soil
1T might be thought that a highly
civilized life would produce big brains
but hat Is not so, as proved by those
Irish fisher-farmers-"
Incidentally, IL may be remarked
that the average Englishman does not
look like the cartoons OF John Bull.
the average EnEiishman being wirily
built and sometimes so skinny he
could so right into the side show as
the Giving skeleton without doing a
fast IT'S the shipping magnates and
Industrial barous. past the age Of
fifty, who look like cartoons OF John
Bull, says the professor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Rupture Kills
OOOAnnuoHy

ssvsa tHousand persons each year ar.
laid aray-fhs 6u-isl certificate 1eins
marked rupture Whyf Because The
unfortunate ores had nerIectrd themselves
o. had Been merely taklnf rare o. the
ssr izvelIi-El Of the africtiu1 and ray
Ing 90 attertl1n 20 the cause what are
you dcirs2 Are you nezlrcfing yourself
D. We1rl-s a tr-sa appliance or Urar-
ever 1l--le you ch1cse 90 call o. AT ueEf
tnr tru7s Is only a uakearift--1 false rroc
against a ccllarsirr Eali-1rd cannot Be
expected 60 act as more than mere me-
clarical support TIE tirdlrr pressure
r1-ards blood circll1ic1. ttu1 rorhir- the
we1kauel . usrles % that which they rred
most n0urlsruent
But science has found e way. and every
truss sufferer 81 the ard "a invited 70
make a EHEE test rlEht IN the privacy
Of -heir own home The PLAPAO mefhcd
Is unuuestlu1c bly, the most scientific. icEi-
ca and successful seif-frr1tr1er+ fer rup-
ture the world has ever known
TIE FLAPAO PAD uher alherinE close
o 90 the body caunri possibly slip or
-1lft cut G. place therefore. carnct cnlfe
or r--ch soft as reive--easy C apply
iuexperEire- To Be used whilst you wurk
arc 0hliat you sleep Nc straps. crcEics
Or springs attached
Lam how 90 Close The hrrnial cpe1Irs
as nature Intended g, the rupture CAN'T
come down send To-r name rcdaT 70
PLAPAO CO. Ei0ri 81. st. Louis. no.
Tor FREE trial Plapzo ard the info-ina-
ti1r 1ecer11 rJ.--Alr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Objects To Tobacco Smell;
May Cost Kansas S39,866

Topeka. kan. May s1--SchooI men.
educators and even book publishers
who smoke beware Of Topeka and
Miss Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster. state
sas.
She is on the war path for those
who come to her office. and whose
clothes even smell Of tobacco
Frank Cushmans OF Kansas city,
found this out. much 70 his sorrow
alr. Cushman IS regionai director for
federal vocational education
Incidentally, the state Of kansas
may find the discovery costly, as the
state stands 20 lose S39.s66 which is
due them from the. federal fund.
Mr. GuShmdn called az Miss Woos-
ter's office to attend 10 the details Of
the distribution OF the fund 70 the
state. Although he was not smoking
az tie time OF the call. and did not
smoke during his visit TO the state
office. according TO Miss Wooster his
clothes smeiled 50 strong OF tobacco
she was unable 10 stay IN the room
Miss Wooster plainly told him that
he was violating the state law by
smoking. that he had no right 60 pay
an official visit 70 the Topeka lnqns-
SMOKED. and that the state didn't need
the federal aid fund this year II g.
had 70 be given out under the dlrec-
ton OF men who smoked
I've a lot OF complaint about
teachers who smoke. and I'm going %
look up the law and see II smoEins
cannot be stopped Miss Wooster de-
clared She insists that federal Of
ficiais visiting on official business IN
Kansas comes under state regulations
although she did not mention the par
lcular state regulation
Miss Wooster met Mr. Cushmar 81
the office OF r.. l. Kent. state agent
Z for vocational education.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Of OIL
At 2800FEET
Wells in Stephens County
Are Making Unusually
Good Showing.

In the Breckenridge district in
Stephens county. Texas. a nev feature
is said 10 be the discovery Of oil in
the sand at $500 feet in the Lone star
oompany's Heatley No L The flow is
given at 100 barrels Heretofore oil in
this district was found In the black
lime at $3.50 to 1900 feet This wen IS
three miles south Of Breckenridge
There are two wells. the Brown Nos
and 2 Of the Magnolia Petroleum
company. which are watched with in
terest They are Ia the immediate
vicinity Of Breckenridge and are
down about 2600 feet
The Beaver Valley Oil company has
spudded IN on the 3. S Walker tract
adjoining Breckenridge tow nsite on
the east
The Texas company's Black
Brothers No has come IN with 400
barrels
The smith vel in the southeast
corner Of section q. southeast Of
Breckenridge, has doubled its 500
barrel now in the past Two weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
thin PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain Bitro-PhosDhnfe
to Put on Firm, HeElthy Fleah unf
70 Increase StrcnEth. FiEor
and Nerve Force.

judging from the countless prepa-
fatiOns ana treatments Which are con-
tlnuaily being advertised for the pur-
pose OF making thin people Ieshy.
developing arma neck and bust, and
replacing ugly holiows and angles By
the soft cu-ved lines Of health and
beauty, there are evidently thous-
ands OF men and women who kceEly
feel their excessive tnlunesa
Tninness and weakness are Usually
due 20 starved nerves. Our bodies
need more phosphate than 3 con-
tanned In modern foods Physicians
claim there is nothing that VIII sup
ply this deficiency 20 well ~ the or
Eanlc phosphate known among drug
gists as phosphate. which ia in
expensive and Is sold BY most all
druggists under a guarantee Of SAYS
faction or money back. By feeding
the body cells with the necessary
0rosuhoric food elements. bitro-phon-
plate quickly produces q welcome
transformation IN the appearance;
the Increase in weight frequently be-
INK astonishing.
This Increase IN weight also car
ries with II a general improvement
n the health Nervousness. sleepless-
ness and lack OF energy. which nearly
flwavs ACCOMPANY excessive fninne~r
should soon disappear. dull eyes ought
20 brighten, and pale cheeks glow
with the bloom Of perfect health
CAUTION - Although 5itro-phos-
nhate Is unsurpassed for relieving
nervousness. sleeplessness and gen
sral weakness. il should not. owing TO
rs remarkable flesh-groW ing prop
critics. be used BY anyone who does
act desire % u1t on fieah--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Was ALMOST
DISCOURAGED
Constant Headache and Much Sore
ness and Pain Nearly Got the
Best of This Harrisburg Lady,
But csrdui Made Her
y Strong and We'll.

Harrisburg. Ark.-Mrs. J. 81 Need
ham. living near here. states; when
began working on me I
suffered a great deal had
50 mgeh soreness and pain in the
lower part Of my body could hardly
get up when 1 vas down I would
have severe pains all across ny back.
and ny sides hurt me all the time. I
would have headaches constantly. ss-
peciauy the hack OF my head and
neck. 7 was almost discouraged with
ny condition when thought OF Car
dni. and decided to see what 1t would
do.
saw an improvement at once after
the first bottle. kept It up and the
result was wonderful I took alto
gether four bottles. I grew stronger
better appetite. less pain until I was
vel. I think Cardui is a God-ssnd
&c suffering women. and I certainly
can praise It. and do So"
For mare than 20 Yeas cardui has
been In general use and IN thss time
thousands have written to ten Us how
It helped them hack to health AID
strength
A. drussists.-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
z anB Captures His Cousin
Latter Vas Willing

san Francisco. June Gustav 1Eil-
Ter. AImeda boy. had some tough
fighting in the Arsonns as a member
OF the s1st division. A. E F.. hut his
most unusual adventure was when ne
captured his own cousin a prisoner OF
war
The story was told following his
arrival from overseas
Miller was fighting his way toward
the German lines when a gray-clad
figure climbed from q shell hole and.
with arms extended. shouted the Ia
miliar word. -kamerad-"
Miller lowered his gun when his
prisoner suddenly exclaimed IN a
startled tone in excellent English
why, Gus, how the devil did you
get here7
How the devil did you get here
was the question Gustav hurled back
at his prisoner
Milier's cousin, & seems, was visit
ing his parents in Germany when the
war was declared he was pressed
into service against his wishes and In
the battle Of the ArEonne was as
signed 20 headquarters in the rear
Re made good use Of his first oppor-
tunity 20 escape, and he was on his
way 10 the American lines when he
ran across Cousin Gus
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
TucSOnia7lS Win
As Texas Chief
GuSHer SpOutS
1000 Shares Held In Tue
son; Yuma Dentist Cleans
Up $4,000, Report.

Tucson, Ar. June "A considera-
bic part Of Tucson's population ap-
pears to have jumped into the oil
game through the success Of the Tex
as Chief company, OF which about
1000 shares are held in this city, pur-
chased from travelling agents and not
through local brokers One woman
who sod a city lot that she Nigh,
buy 100 shares IS the largest local
b beneficiary. d.. z. y Thomas, a
Yuma dentist lately back from the
war. IS reported to have made s5o.ooo
on his Texas Chief investment He
bought al s19 par.
Following the example OF the Hell
vetia Copper Co, the Dally-Arizona
Consolidated Copper Co. operating
mines in the santa Catalina noun
ta5us. notth Of Tucson. viii sell l25.-
600 shares OF it streasury stock and
invest the proceeds IN Texas leases
and in the drilling OF oil wells
Another Baca Float CO.
An association Of Philadelphia men
has secured a lease on large tract
within the northern half OF the Baea
Float grant, near Iuoac' ana VIII oIll-
for OIL Already Incorporated mere TOT
exploitation Of possible oil ground
near Tubac are the Baca Float OIL
and Gas Co. organized oy James z
Bouidin, part owner Of the grant, and
the santa CRUZ Valley OIL and Gas
Co, which are headed by banker Ch1s-
+. Solomon. Of this city.
In Douglas has been organized the
Texas Arizona oil corporation which
has 100 acres IN the Burlzburnett field
on this tract IL is proposed TO bore a
few ralls 10 the first sands, with ex-
pectation that then viii be provloea
sufficient revenue TO pay the expense
OF going TO the deepest sand with an
other vel