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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
LANDINGS TO COME HERE
LATER IN THE SEASON

Manager Joseph Mullen, of the
Perth Amboy baseball club an
nounces that the Landing club, Of
New Brunswick. which was scheduled
to appear here this coming Sunday.
viii be booked for a game at a later
date. The North Bergen Richcreek
Athletics have been booked to fill the
zap caused by the Landing ~cancella-
ton. but although the home interest
in the Richcreek game will not be
as strong as that in q county
championship game, II is believed
the fans will turn out strong to see
the winning streak Of the visitors
broken.
Apologize will probably draw the
twirling assignment in this game,
while the remainder of the team viii
be practically the same as represent
ed Mullen's nine in the last game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
zinc school RECORD.

MUSCATINE. lathe family or
j. w. kirkpatrick. living near here
boasts the distinction of having SIX
children going 60 the same school
and for the past school year having a
perfect attendance record. me
school house is a mile and a quarter
from the Kirkpatrick home and the
Children made the trip twice daily.
The ages 0 fthe children are from
seven 10 thirteen years
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Taueht to Made Own SHOES.

WASHINGTON. Montenegrin
children are being taught to make
their own shoes. Material for 500
pairs of shoes has been sem to Danl-
'lovgrad. where orphanage boys viii
be taught the trade. The DaniloV-
grad school, founded by the Red
Cross. is the pioneer trade school or
Montenegro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

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Medical ADVISER. Swift L>borrsory3
Atlanta, Ca
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
May BREAK Their LOSING STREAK in GAME WITH POND nine OF pLANFlD TOMORROW
WHAT THEY SAY


Charley Graham
Is there such a thing as having
too good a batting eye? Maybe so.
Charley Graham, Seal skipper, says
this for Jimmy O'Connell:
Jim has such a good eye
that even umpires often can
strikes on him that are just a
little BIT outside or high. L be-
lieve O'Connell right now Is a
good deal like Hn1 Chase was
when he broke in He never
could hit until they made him
hit-and-rum every time he had
n chance, thereby forcing him
to hit all kinds of pitching. 1
believe OfConneIl could be de-
veloped into q great hitter by
the same method"
Ted Meredith
The comeback of Ted Meredith
is one OF the biggest features of the
U. S. Olympic team. How he did
has taken on weight since he used
to slip along the chalk lines of the
yesterdays. Ted says
g" attribute my comeback
principally TO my rubber. Years
ago i did not put much stock
in rubbing, but when a fellow
begins TO get a little old he has
to rely on more rubbing. / be-
Heye that L have the best rub
Der In the country today and i
VIII miss him in Antwerp IL /
cannot find a way to get him
over there with N team"
Jack Dempsey.
Since his return to the east Jack
much talk. His training camp is
a maaPo for Qnnrf oofhcrfnna dof1u
He is a great friendmaker. Now
Jack would like to fight someone
bare knuckles. He says:
There is much complaint that
the modern fighter is not in 1t with
the old-timers because they used to
fight bare-knuckle fashion. / would
not mind fighting bare-fist with some
body, who is willing to take a
chance, to prove that a properly
gloved hand delivers a harder blow
than the bare fist, and the knockout
is more to be expected with less in
jury and punishment"
George Grant.
The report that the Boston Braves
were about to trade Meanwhile and
Holke to the Giants for Kelly and
Barnes is emphatically denied by
George Washington Grant. He says:
"Of course I'll sell my ball club
for the right, price. but I'll never
scrap it OUT piecemeal. Why, 1t
would kill my club to let Maran-
vile go. He is my biggest drawing
card. 1t would be the worst thing
in a business way that I could posi-
bly, do to dispose of the Rabbit.
1 have never thought of it. nor
have I been approached by any of
fetal member Of the New York
club regarding such a deal. 1t is
an impossibility."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
SHOOT TOMORROW

The monthly shoot of the Perth
Amboy Gun Club will be held to-
morrow afternoon on the clubs trap
shooting range in outer Smith street.
The Chamber of Commerce cup and
high gun cup Will be shot for at
this time. Many of the members are
expected to compete.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
stadiurn NearIy READY.

ANTWERP, July 30-Both the
main Olympic stadium and the
swimming stadium will be opened
to the athletes for training within
a few days. The swimming stadium
has Just been ccmpleted and its for
NAL opening will take place Sunday
with a competition by Belgian
swimmers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

CINCINNATI. - Baseball experts
here attribute the uncertainty of the
Reds standing this yea to careless
ness. Last year they were wonder
men. They got salary boosts. They
aren't playing their regular game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

vERNON-The Vernon Tigers
are doped to repeat in the Pacific
Coast League. The Seals and the
Bees are the clubs which they'll
have to beat to cor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

Medical scientists differ as 70
the causes. of every form of rheu-
matism, but agree that when
caused by a tiny disease germ.
the only effective method of treat
ment, Is to attack the disease at
It's source. and cleanses the blood
of its AUS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
CRACK TRENTON TEAM WILL
PLAY SACRED HEART nine

Satisfied with their showing against
light senior teams in this counts.
the Sacred Heart baseball team OF
South Amboy has booked the stronz
Cadets. Of Trenton, to furnish he
opposition IN South Amboy on sun
day afternoon. In booking this out
IT the Sacred Heart boys stack ID
against a team that has suffered only
one defeat this yea They have made
three appearances In this county -
far this season. on two Of thes1
occasions they defeated the POLISH
Giants Of South River and on their
other visit they defeated the PAGERS
of that place.
Reggie. former star twirier Of the
Polish Giants viii occupy the mound
for the Sacred Hearts ia this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Tai and Heavy

BOSTON-The Red Sox have
signed an Ohio giant. He is "Al'
Clayton. semi-pro pitcher, of Day
ton. "Al" weighs 217 pounds ana
is 6 feet z inches tall. He can
heave a baseball S97 feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis. 4; New York 3 list camel.
New York. 6; st. Louis, 4 cd game).
Washington. 2: Detroit, 1 list game
IL innings)-
Detroit, 10: Wash'ton, 3 cd camel.
Chicago, 4; Phila'phia 2. list camel
Philadelphia, IL; Chicago, s Cd
game. 10 innings).
Cleveland, 9: Boston, 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Marathon O

SASKATOON-A Canadian golf
er, A. r. Turner, walked almost
forty miles and made 925 strokes
on a course here recently. He was
on the links nearly seventeen and a
half hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

CINCINNATI.-Eddie Roush and
Eddie Sickling collided on the field
in attempting to trap a short-field
fly the other day. Kopf had yelled
Take It Eddy"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Who Ran Ont?

NEW ORLEANS. - Big posters
announced a Burke-Tunney fight for
Jersey City. Tunny turned up with
a bad hand. Burke couidn't wait
Tor II to mend. and came home. 1t
was Just a poor break in circum-
stances.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

LITTLE ROCK-The Travellers
possess a Babe Ruth u~nderstudy.
He's Outfelder "Bing" Miller, who
has broken the home run record of
the Southern League with sixteen
long drives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Games Tod

Games Today.
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Chicago at Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

READTNG-Seven fat offers have
been made the Reading baseball
club for Frank Brewer, the Babe
Ruth" OF the International League.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
HIGH TIDE TABLE
live Corpse.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fans are
ready to show that the boxing game
is a pretty live corpse The report
circulated in southern California
that the sport is dying here has
caused a storm of protest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

NEW YORK-Jack Dempsey IS
becoming desperate in looking for
logical opponents. He has offered
to meet any two of the heavyweight
delegations in one night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

BOSTON.-Matt McGrath, the
holder of the worlds record for
throwing the fifty-six-pound weight,
barely made the Olympic team. Grit
alone put him over. for he has a
broken rib.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Robbie,s Assets

BRoOKLYN.-When it comes TO
handling pitchers Uncle wilbert
Robinson Of Flatbush is in a class
with Pat Moran and Kid Gleason.
Grimes. Marquard, Mamaux and
Pfeffer make the Robins pennant
favorites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia al Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30

Many a lad who has his bedroom
filled with college pennaufs cant
even spell the word "Education.~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Standings In Mao,
Baseball Leagues


New York, 6: st. Louis, 8.
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
Philadelphia, Z; Pittsburgh, ..
Boston, 6; Chicago, 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
Nebraska Lands
NCUId IdSKd IdI1US.
GOOD RANCH,
POSSESSION April 1,
AT AUCTION,
March 18, Thursday,
g P. M.

On the above date at Candy, Nebraska.
we will sell at public auction to tho
highest bidder regardless Of price .
well balanced ranch Of $40 acres land
Just one mile south Of the Candy
high school, as follows: The SWh
and the SWh of the SEA- OF Sec.
s-17-27 and the ny of sec. II and
county. Nebraska, containing $40 acres
more or less according to government
survey; also school lease legally
described as the 81 of sec. 16-17-27-
Terms of sale: is per cent OF the
per cent April 1. 1920. when poses
sion will be given. Purchaser to as
sumo mortgage of $4,000 due
March 1. 1925. bearing interest at tho
rate Of 8 per cent payable semi-an-
of purchase price for a period OF seven
years to be secured by a second
mortgage on the above described
land bearing interest at the rate OF
and sufficient abstract Of title to-
gether with warranty deed delivered
to purchaser day Of settlement I'm
provements: Good story and half. g.
barn for 16 horses, NOW for IL tons
of hay. hen house; garage with
cement floor: two wells and two
windmills; 375 acres under pow in
hay, balance pasture. 100 acres now
In wheat and 40 acres in rye: 100
acres more could be broken and
profitably farmed: all fenced and
cross fenced; farm land lies level to
gently rolling; soil black loan with
clay sub-soil Positively no sand hills.
Sale will be held in heated room In
Candy: county seat of Logan county.
regardless of weather. For further
information address Nebraska Realty
Auction Co, Central City. Nebraska.
Mark Carraher. auctioneer. NJ. A.
Larson. manager. August Blixt.
Arpold- nwner
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
You Cannot Afford

TO overionk this bargain. Buick Light
Six. used only few weeks. For ap.
pointment cal Tyler to72.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
ANoUNcEMENTS.
dding Stationery.

WEDDING announcements and printing.
Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following couples were issued per-
mits to wed:
Name and Address: Age
Fred A. label, Fulton. Mo-. 80
Elvina Hlebel, Columbus. Neb. ........2S
Edward Darst. Percival, Ia....... over 81
Eta Hawley, Percival. Ia....... over Is
Walter ]. Larson, Omaha ha..............21
! Irene Timms, Omaha. a..................17
Carl o. Heinze, Omaha. ha................25
ZetR M. Anderson. Omaha. communal
wiliiam H. Kahlhaase. Omaha. .....S2
Irene b. Owens. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PEOPLE who want rhayer county Neb,
News. read The Deshler Rustler. People
who want Thayer county business ad-
yertise In The Deshler Rustler. Sample
!. CODY free.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-16
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

George Kiene & Co.. 14es Farnam
street. remodeling, 5000.
August Pierson. 24t4 A street, remodel
dwelling, $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
DOMINION OIL co. ACTIVE
IN BARSTOW, TEX, DISTRICT

Barstow. Texas. May s.-A report
from c. A. Owens vicepresident Of
the Dominion Oh company. said the
Dominion well No. I. section q,
block 2, H & G. n. railway survey.
Reeves county, was down $50 feet
inch casing. drilling in blue sand
stone, on Nay 8. Wen No. 2, known
as the Dominion Soda Lake No. /.
Ward county, five miles out OF
BarstoW, IS rapidly nearing the day
OF operation The derrick Is erected,
and work OF rigging I'D for stand
ard tools is being pushed towards
spudding as soon as the equipment
arrives The Dominion has erected
two $50 barrel water tanks on the
location. as well as one 100 barrel
fuel oil tank.
This company also announced 10
cation OF its second deep test on
section IS, block 80, Ward county,
seven miles southeast OF Barstow.
The lands are owned by c. N
Haughton, OF Barstow, and ". p
Hsughton, OF Chicago. H.. who
leased this land TO the Dominion.
Derrick timbers are now being
moved to the location The well viii
be known as the Dominion river
The Dominion OIL company has
purchased lots In BarstoW for its
storage yards, and Is now erecting
three 500 barrel fuel oil storage tanks
and viii also use the site for stor-
ment casing pipe, and other drill
The Trans-Pecos to be known in
the future as Malta No. 1, Is drill
ing on section 206, block "a, Ward
county, four miles from Barstow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
DOMINION READY TO BEGIN
IT'S WELL SOUTH OF PYOTE

Pyote, Tex Nay s.-A. A. Kinney.
field manager for the Dominion OIL
company, announces that practically
all details for the company's deep
test south OF town have been COM
pleted.
Location has been selected at the
west corner OF section go, block "a.
H & 7. c railway survey. Material
is now on the way.
The Dominion company, Mr. KIN
ney announced. has bought consider
able acreage in Zee and have leases
covering about ten sections IN that
neighborhood-
This well Is about a mile east OF
the Pyote-Crystal water road, and
about seven miles south OF Pyote.
The location IL about five miles
northeast Of the Crystal water well.
which was drilled by the Benedum-
Trees syndicate several years ago.
Some oil was struck in the Crystal
water well, but Il was never given
out whether or not II was in paying
quantities.
Mr.. Kinney has arranged to move
his offices from Pecos TO Pyote
when work on the new location,
which is expected to be within 80
ttuys, Is begun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
WELL EXTENDS
FIELD At HOMER

Shreveport. La, Nay S.-The
Homer field has been extended three
eighths Of a mile to the southwest
by the completion OF the Ginnsnd
OIL company's No. I Shaw in section
36-Z1-8- The well is making 500 bar
rels OF oil daily with the drill in the
shallow pay.
The Homer OIL company's Nelson
No is in with an initial flow Of
1000 barrels. This well is located in
section 31-15-10. Red River Parish.
The largest completion Of the past
10 days in the Northern Louisiana
fields in the Wheaton No. 5, Of the
White oil company in the Claiborne
field This wells initial flow was
5000 barrelst at 1882 feet
More than 10000 barrels OF new
production has been added during
the past week TO the Homer field
production Eighty-seven hundred
barrels Of this comes from the north
western extension. There were 10
compilations in the field.
Seven gas wells have been brought
in with a total initial production OF
1000. 900 feet OF gas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
TEST
ISSHlWING Gas

J. L Stewart, vicepresident OF the
Southwestern Tularosa Basin oil and
Refining company. said Saturday the
company's test well eight miles north
west Of Tularosa. n NJ. is making a
strong showing OF gas at 1875 feet.
The odor OF gas IS very distinct. F"
Mr.. Stewart said. even through the
slush at the top Of the well, and when
the water has been baled out the pit
Is shown to be covered with oil from
the first sand OF the series.
The well recently has been visited
by prominent oil men, who, on the
strength Of the showing, bought
leases in the field. The site OF the
well generally has been recommended
al the most desirable location in the
Tularosa basin for a test well, and
the formations checks exactly with
what We expected There have been
no unfavorable conditions"
The well is in section 81, township
Is south, range s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
SUNSHINE OIL CORPORATION
WINS AGAIN IN THE COURTS

Word has been received in FL Paso
that the verdict in the Pruett oil
lease case was given in favor OF .he
Sunshine Oil corporation This makes
the second suit this company has
won during the past week
President Alfred finally has wired
the local office OF the corporation
that conditions at the Laura well are
fine Several oil men. including ]. B.
Dalrympie and his son. arrived in
FL Paso Friday from the field and
all felt sure that the Laura would
prove a good well. Mr.. Dalrymple
is on his way to Los Angeles and
stopped over to call on N. P. Car
lock. owner OF the Carlock well. Mr..
Carlock has been Ill for several days
but expects to return TO the Pecos
field early next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
OIL MEN WATCH
MARYLAND TEST

Tulsa. Okla. Nay son men are
closely following developments at
the 1Iarland Refining company's
test on the Bertha Hickman farm in
the northeast quarter OF section IS
27-5e in the western part OF the
Usage reservation north Of Burbank.
An oil showing has been found in
the Bartlesvile sand at 294s feet
and the well made 100 barrels. Op-
erations were suspended for storage.
The new wei Is within half a mile
OF the same company's big gasser,
which was brought in a year ago,
but it Is many miles from the near
est oil production and points to a
new oil field.
A 500 barrel well has been brought
in at Beggs, section 18-15-1- by the
Atlantic Petroleum corporation This
is the company's No. 8 on the Drew
farm and is flowing from the Dutch
en- sand. In the southeast quarter
OF section 54-15-11 the Texas COM
pany's No. II on the Coleman farm.
BeEgs district is making a good
flow from the 1880 foot sand, pro-
duction unestimated- A 800 barrel
well has been brought in on the
Morton farm by the Bagby ct al in
terests at 1852 feet
The No. 4 on the Marshall farm.
section 16-12-12 of the Gates OIL
company is making 200 barrels At
$3.50 feet. It IL IN the Beggs pool
Among the recent competitions at
Hewitt is the $50 barrel vel on the
Woodruff farm, section 15-4s-2W OF
the Carter OIL company and the No.
on the Noble farm which Is flow
ing 200 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Toyah Oil May Yield IcthyoL Drug
Of Great Value, With It's Residue
Fine Cylinder Oil; Analysis Sought

from a number OF the newer wells
is in daily use by the drivers OF
many OF the automobiles and trucks
plying between this city and the out
lying oil wells.
But, II the oil carries high priced
drugs, and II the residue, after the
extraction OF the drugs, Is a high
priced cylinder oil rather than ordi-
nary lubricating oil. the producers
want TO know il and make prices
for the product Of their wells &C
cordingly-
other Sources Of IcthyoL
Up 70 this time the bulk Of the
worlds supply OF the icthyol used
in medicine has been found in the
oil fields OF Russia with a small
quantity found in Portugal Until
the outbreak OF the world war the
supply was controlled by Germany.
With the Inauguration OF the war
the Russian supply was shut of and
the comparatively small quantity
furnished by Portugal shot skyward
in the matter OF price The figures
quoted above, however. are those
which prevailed in the preWar period
10 which the discovery OF any ap-
preciable addition TO the world. 2
supply IN the oil wells OF Toyah
would, probably force them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

/ TOTAH. Tex, Nay S-The Toyah
! chamber Of commerce is. almost
daily in receipt OF requests. from
] widely scattered sections OF the
country for information regarding
the properties Of the oil found in the
shallow wells Of the Toyah basin and
the reasons for the very high price
the oil commands in the market. In
order that these inquiries may be
answered correctly samples Of the
product OF the wells have been sent
to a number Of laboratories through
out the north and east with requests
that minute analysis be made with
a view to determining just what the
oil carries in the way OF values.
Carries Valuable Drug.
One analysis, privately made,
showed that the Toyah shallow belt
oil carried icthyol. drug well
known to physicians and surgeons
and having a preTar value Of from
IS to IS a pound The report OF the
analysis referred TO Is said TO have
shown that the oil, IL the sample
were true, would yield icthyol at the
rate OF five pounds 10 the barrel
That would add from SIS to $40 to
the value OF each barrel OF the
product Of the well from which the
sample was taken
The residue, after the extraction
OF the icthyol, was reported to be
,
which should bring from 80 cents
to S1-20 a gallon. or from $3.50 TO
$50 q barrel, or, with the drug
values included, an aggregate Of
from S62.50 TO $50 q barrel
Another privately made analysis OF
a sample OF oil taken from another
WelE located about seven miles from
the well from which the icthyol bear
ing sample was taken. Is said 20 have
shown five percent Of gasoline, 1e
percent OF kerosene, 40 percent OF 81
degree lubricating oil and 80 per
cent Of 30 degree lubricating, with q
trace Of parafine and no showing OF
asphalt The man sending this
sample had not heard Of the icthyol
and did not ask his analyst to look
for anything but petroleum In Its
various well known forms.
Producers Want TO Know.
It is because OF these widely vary
ing analyses that the chamber Of
commerce has undertaken 70 find,
for the benefit Of its members and
others interested. Just what values
the product Of the shallow wells
carries, through the medium OF tests
made by widely scattered chemists
Of the highest repute-
One Of the prime reasons for the
lack OF haste to sell on the part Of
those who have completed wells in
the shallow belt Of the Toyah basin
oil field Is a lack Of knowledge as
to the values IN the oil
It has long been known that the
oil, as II comes from the well, Is
q good lubricant, without the neces-
sity OF being put through q refining
process. It has been used. with good
effect, in its raw state, by the
Texas & Pacific railroad company
according to letters on file IN the
chamber OF commerce. and the oil