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Evening journal., 1920-05-25

It looks like a prosperous season
FOR the baseball magnates. Major
and minor league crowds are bigger
than ever this spring.
frinstance. the Toledo team recent
~ closed a series away from home.
There were ten games and bad wealth
er interforred with three OF them.
But Roger Bresnaham took home
little black bag containing almost
5000 as Toledo's share OF the series
Father" asked the child. what
Is an optimist?"
An optimist, my boy" replied the
old man. "is a fellow who can stand
In front OF a shoe store and saw
Thank goodness, I'm not oentl-
pedc.
one must marvel al the ingenuity
OF the Pacific Coast gamblers who
devised a code OF signals So the
san Francisco pitchers could feu
them whether they were going to
fan a batter or lOt him hit. And
marvel more that there were BAN
players who'd lend themselves 10 such
a peanut scheme.
All around the baseball circuits
there Is always a lot of betting IN
whether a batter will or will NOT
reach iirst- The disclosure of ihe
san Francisco scheme makes mo
ians wonder II the strangers they've
Det with had the signs, loo.
Hell hath no fury like a woman
scoreuned-or a ban niaver rohhed
OF a MT by The Official scorer.
Oid King Cole was a merry old souf
- merry old soul was he.
Nhen times got dry be discarded his
bowl
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
YOUNG LOVERS GO
TO PHILADELPHIA

Investigation disclosing that they
have records In the Juvenile Court OF
Philadelphia and are now wanted bv
lhai court John Narvenas and Justine
Ponthus, with whom he is alleged io
nave been living. We're dismissed bv
Judge Hastings, In Municipal Court
ms morning. 90 be returned Do me
Philadelphia court
When The case was heard saturday.
inc girl, who said She VIII be Az
YEARS OF age In July. enlr aled ihe
court not TO send her and Narcenas
20 jar stating that they have been
trying 20 earn enough money o,ifb
which 70 go 10 Elkion TO be married
Nancenas, who viii be As years of
age In August, had obtained the con
sent Of her fath,r 10 marry her the
glrl told the court ai that time.
Upon hearing the story OF the girl.
Judge Hastings held the case over
f0r further consideration.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
CHILD STARTS WORK
ON N. E. PARSONAGE

Miss Mildred Blderhach. little
daughter of G. l.. Bilderbacn a trus-
Tee Of The church. turned over me
irsi spadeful of dirt In the breaking
Or ground FOR the new parsonage 0f
brandywne NJ. r Church last nieht
All those present followed little Miss
hliderDach In turning over a spadeful
The services were In charge Of tho
Rev ". 4. Greenfield. pastor of me
church, and consisted of singing
prayer and Scripture reading BY ne
During the services a number of
people subscribed 10 the building
iund The contractors started YES
Nrday 10 tear down the old narson.
age on the site OF which i6s ney,
parsonage Will stand. Until fha ne,,
building Is completed the paStor will
reside at 22l9 Washington street
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
AID FOR JEWISH CONsUMPTIVEs

Local JeWlsl residents WI nold a
mass meeting at the Y. NJ. II. A. on
next sunday evening for The benefit
OF the Jewish Consumptve and Re-
lief Society in Denver, which was
recently destroyed by fire.
Among The speakers Will be Or Al
bert Robin and Or. CharAs n. keene.
secretary OF The Delaware state Ttf-
berculosis Commission. David Smell
lenburg will act as chairman Of the
evening. William l.. Iason, cantor Of
a New York city temple and former
Is connected with The Manhattan
Opara Company. VIII render a num-
Der Of vocal solos.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25

There seemed TO be plenty Of can
didates for delegates 10 Sussex county. /
For the eastern side OF the county
nearly everyone seemed 10 concedc
the trip TO William Allen, OF Sea-
ford. For the western side former
senator Harland NJ. Joseph. of Lewes
Stale Insurance Commissioner Thomas
r. Wilson. OF near Georgetown, and
Daniel Hirsch, OF Milford, were men
toned.
Among prominent Democrats in the
throns around the corridor OF the
Hotel Richardson during the evening
were senator Josiah o. Wolcott. for-
mer senator Willard salisbury Josiah
Marvel, Andrew e.. Gray. state Sena-
tor Charles ID. Murphy Of Harrington,
Former senator Samuel ]. Furniss OF
Bethel Benjamin A. Hazel OF smyrna
Peter j. Ford. James l. Ford. William
C0yne, Charles p. Sayl0r Dlstritc At
toney Charles +. Curley. Dennis
Buckley. Daniel p. Buckley, former
Judge David T. Marvel. John NJ Stan
nard. Representative j. Edward Nc
Nabb. Timothy j. Mooney. John +.
Dickcy Charles II. Ten Weeges, John
7. HOrty, William j. Buckley. Hugh
G. Boetiger, Matthew Ralslon. John
W. Walls. State Chairman Henry H.
lsaacs OF Wilmington. John Layton
! or Georgetown, former Representa-
John q, Gray OF BrandyNylne hun
dred. Representative Harvey w. Has
tings OF Laurel, Representative Gar
rett ID. paradee OF near Dover. for
mer Senator j. II. David OF near
| Townsend. Andrew j. Lynch and
James NJ. 1nnnell Of Georgetown.
| Charles l. Joseph Of near Lewes. Ben
iamin r. Biggs OF Middletown. Frank
| deli. Janyier OF New Castle ". TruX-
/ ton BOyGe OF Stanton Dr. Dorsey W.
| Lewis. Michael kcegan and Willard
B. Biggs OF MiddletoWn. Mayor Ebin
b. Frazier OF Newark, former Repre-
sentative John Tarburton OF Leipsic
| Joseph Armstrong OF Ocean View.
/ Captain John Long Of franH0rd
| Willard Deputy and Ira Melvin Of
| Laurel: William Hudson Of Selby-
vile. Otis Jefferson. Of Glendale, b.
/ G.. Wheatloy OF Seaf0rd. Paul Weir
and Allen Morrison OF Christiana. W.
/ W. Bissett Of Norklyn, Benjamin Flu
/ ahrty OF Newport. ". r. Bennett Of
Laurel. former Mayor Cavender Of
New Castle. Alfred Davidson OF Bear
I station, former Congressman Frank
J lin Brockson OF Clayton. Senator Rob-
ert II. Hollett OF Clayton. Henry
/ Ridgely Harry Mayer. John b. Hutton
/ and James Molcott OF Dover and for
mer Representative Wm. n. Weich Of
/ Milton.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
{SS.hE.TEySTT0ERs;A: 15sIa{I
BuL oalIed for Do nddlers Lhree

But called for his nddlers three.
syncopaieg Why. from early till late
That trio would Jazz and sirum
While NE spry old king would
oscillaio
And he never missed his rum.
The twin colonies. Rupert and
Huston. had decided that the Polo
even before the Messrs Stoneham
and MoGraw served the eviction
papers.
Jackson says he wants 10 make
100000 out OF his Tijuana rcstau-
rant before he returns 10 the United
States 10 0ght his way through the
courts.
Hotels seem 10 be AS crowded in
Belgium as they are over here. ac-
c0rdlng 90 statistics gathered hy the
Olympic committee. They might use
some of the comfortable dugout'
which were discovered there afiel
the war.
After an there may be somcthin.
/ in the name of Jones ihal goes will
golf. A i5-ycar-old boy by The naml
Of Wills q. Jones Won the media
event down on Long Island the othe
/ day.
Ray Powell. ouinelder with IN
Braves. plans 10 walk 90 his home a
Sloan Springs KY after the scaso
ls finished m the Siallings Gre,
keep going he may not have TO wall
/ There are a million hall fans
And most any OF 'om will
I Take on their lid iO Hoinie Groh
For swallowing the pill.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
VICTOR ARTISTS AT AUDITORIUM

Larry kieler. with his laughing
trombone. wiu be one OF The features
al the Auditorium dance tomorrow
mrlt. kener Is wcll-knONn by his
popular NctrOla record. THE yellow
Dog Bliras." he will be assisted by
Bernard Baker. VINO Is flrst trumpeier
with Sousa's Band. Harry Schlhlers,
Of rhe Broadway Musical Company.
n. Y, will introduce some OF the
latest songs.
Another attraction for the evening
viii be dance music, under he d-
rectiOn Of Frank !. kenze, The we'll
known song wTsier. Of the Irving
Berlin company. This will be the
first app arance OF Mr.. knnzle In
mis- city
The Auditorium Orchestra now Is
- per cent. Victor Talking Machine
ComIBny men and the manager OF
the hOuse. p. T. Thompson. announces
10 will be 100 per cent. Victor In less
than a month. The orchestra has
been eneagd Cor all suumer and u
Is planned 10 have many added al
tracfions throughout the season
Mr. Thompson is planning a sys-
tenn for private dances In conuac-
ton with the regular dances.
on Thursday evening Delaware
Consislory, a. r. A. NJ, will hold a
banquet IN the Auditorium.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
Is YOUR PROPERTY UFRE9

Lost ana found articles az the DO
lice station at times make quite an
Interesting collection. Brought In by
the different police officers patroling
their districts the articles are stored
In the waiting room until called for
by the owners. The collection al this
time comprises three bicycles, al boy e
machines; a front lamp with tag No.
4s02 attached; a rear lamp, two hub
caps and the following 1920 licenses :
No. X-60. 72s. .766. 7si. iiO2. 206S. 625S
1914, 1852. all Delaware tags, and
pennsNlNaha llccnse Tag. No. llliS.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
CARRANZA IS
BURIED WITH
MEXICO'S POOR
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Continued from First Page.
dreds of others had already gath
cred.
Motor trucks were EMPLOYED 10
carry the scores Of wreatils 70 the
burial plot, but on arrival 10 was
found It was too small b aooommo-
date al OF the floral tributes. Car
rama had chosen 10 be buried In
The third-olass section resea1fd for
the very poor.
Owing TO lack " organization the
crowd pushed up 10 ihe edge OF the
grave and for a tune il was hnpos-
sible 10 lower the oasket. The peo-
pls We'd with each other In tossing
flowers onto the caskel before 10 had
been covered with earth. There MS
no service at thee scametery. Fo-eien
diplomats and many members OF M
Old government attended the cere-
mony at the CaTvanza home and ths
burial In Dolores. The revolutionarir.
/ In explaining the fact that no honor,
I had been done the President eX-
planned that they had been unable ID
afford any form OF military oare-
mOny.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
KIWANIANs MILL ToMOnRnM.

City kiWanians viii meet at the
Hotel dupont tomorrow for dinner
Prizes will be donated by George W.
Rodgers and John l. Carpenter.
The entertainment committee has
been instructed TO make ARRANGEMENTS
for a dinner TO take the place OF one Of
the June luncheons at either the Idle
Hour or Delaware SaengcrDund.
The club will take a thirty-fVe
piece salvation Army band out TO the
workhouse on next Monday TO play
Tor the prisoners.
The Washington trip committee is
working hard In an effort 10 gei a
big number OF kiwanians 10 take the
trip 10 Washington in the early fan.
The object Is TO elect b. W. Lintrcr
governor Of The Capitol district
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
DIAMOND STATE GRANGE
HEARS AUDUFSs

Special 10 The Evening journal.
STANTON. May 25.-DiamOnd State
Grange held its weekly business
meeting last evening In stanton Hail.
Members OF Harmony Grange were
present The Rev, lvanhoe Willis,
pastor OF Marshalllon NJ. y. Church,
addressed the meeting on the subject
of Temperance" A song service was
much enjoyed. the music being led by
George L. Denney, a member OF the
Grange.
Announcement was made OF the
meeting Of New Castle County pO-
mona Grange which will be held In
the lodge room OF Eden Hall on
Thursday, June 3.
A special meeting OF the stanton
Community Association 10 be held In
The Friends Meeting House on Friday
evening was also announced. Re-
freshments Of ice cream and cake
were served.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
FIEND AGAIN SENDS
in FIRE ALARM

Police officials and members ~ Tho
fire department are ANXIOUS io an
prehend the person who has been
striking false alarms from various
fire boxes about th' city the past
three nights. Another false alarm
was sent In last night from BOX fiG
at Eleventh and Franklin streeis.
This was the second time this
alarm has been struck within fhe
past sevenly-iwo hours. on Saturday
night an alarm was sent in from .
box at Thirtleth and Spruce streets.
This alarm also was a false one.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
AIrTns CnLImEn.

An automobile truck OF the Clover
Dairy Company, operated by William
q. FiizsimmOns. 3O01 Monroe street.
and an auiomobila owned and driven
by John H. Wooden, Negro, POO scott
street. c0llided al Sixth and French
streets yesterday. Woodlers ma
chine was badly damaged. Fitzsim-
mons was driving IN East Sixth 81.
and Wooden south on French street.
FitzsimmOns claimed that be was
compelled 10 turn out TO avoid hit
ting another machine. and then was
helpless 10 avert collision with the
the Necr0's machine
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
MOTORMAN UNDER
$1,000 MORE BAIL

Charles Kellar. Of Chester. VINO was
heh by a corOner's Jury several days
ago In 5000 bail Tor The action Of the
Grand Jury on a charge Of mansl laugh e
ter. was held In 5000 additional bail
for court by Judge Hastings. in
Municipal Court this morning. Assist
ant City Solicitor Davis made the ap-
plicaiion for the additional bail. stall
Ing that he did not consider that thu
bail fixed by the coroner's jury was
sufficient
kellar was a motorman on a Chester
car and is alleged 70 have thrown
Dominick Mazda from the platformfo fof
the car al Fourteenth and Market
street about two weeks ago. The man
later died.
II. n. Ward. Jr., appeared for Kellar.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
TRUSTEES SILENT ON
WORKHOUSE REPORT

When former Judge j. Frank Ball.
secretary of the Board Of Trustees OF
the New Castle GOuniy WOrkhouse.
was askad today what action. IN any.
the board might take with regard
TO The report made by the Stafe le-is-
latiNe commission concerning the in
stitution, he replied:
We have nothing 10 saw"
TIN judge smiled and whrn a re-
porter attempted further questioning
repeated his statement.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
an NOM spEEnrns

Residents OF OAK Grave and Elsmere
report That since Constable Renni-
more and the special officers appoint
ed by Magistrate Cloud have in
auguraied their crusade acainst
specders along the Lincoln Highway
ine roadway has become safe Tor De
destIans
Magistrate Lewis S. Cloud last
night dismissed three automobile
drivers who had been charged with
speeding. Tile defendants were Harry
lelmef and Anthony Salvatore on
THIS city. and George McDougall, OF
Marsha'lion
One woman viii be held by the
squire This week on a charge oi
operating an automobile without 4
license.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
HORSE RUNS DOWN
TOT, DRIVER FINED

John B. Sirsdley was fined SO and
COSTS on a charge Of assault and BAT
terry. By Judge hastings, in Municipal
Court. this morning. He was driving
a horse that ran down a three-ycar-
old child at Fourth and French streets
about a week agO. The child was not
seriously injured Stradley admitted
that nc had been drinking at the time
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
MAkING srREET REPAIRs.

Frank W. pierson, street commits
sioner. said this morning that street
repair work is being pushed as rapid
lv as possible. He said the depart
ment was putting Market street north
Of the bridge in good condition but
did not intend TO repave the street
between the bridge and Twenty-third
street until after the new Washington
street bridge Is finished. He said the
tearing up Of this street WOULD cause
considerable traffic difficulty, II done
at this time.
The Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company is repairing tracks
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
"I' CONFERENCE

Tho Young Mems and the Younc
Women's Hebrew Associations are
preparing for tWo-d8ys conference
10 be held I'm the local ~" on SUNDAY
and Monday, May 30 and 81. Dele
glies from similar associations oi
Chester. Philadelphia, Norrislown
Easton and Bethlehem will parci-
pate. One Of the main topics l0 be
considered is that 0f establishing 4
summer camp for lhe district. Base
ball. games. dancing and slrhtseene
tours vail be The MODS Of entertain
ing
Members or the Y. NJ. and Y. W
who have spare rooms and are will
ing 10 give them up for the aecommo-
dalton Of One visitors, kindly send
names 10 secretary.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
BILL TINsMAN lis Roam cor

Levy LOurt Today appointed VII
liam rinsman, a patrOlman Of county
roads, at a salary Of SO a month.
The court also appointed James
Froman as clerk in the office OF the
Recorder Of Deeds. Mr.. Froman occu-
pies the vacancy made by l.. T.. Talley,
resigned.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
No HOLD UP IN WHSKFy cAsr

me cldrAe against Edward Lewis
and William Lewis, OF ClayrnOnf. and
William Luiz. OF philadclphia. on
holding up a whiskey-laden truck at
Claymonh several days ago, has been
dismissed by Magistrate Harry l.
ellis, and Edward and William Lewis
are simply held for court on the
charge OF having an unlawful quan-
uty or liquor In their possession.
Lu1 Is held on charge OF sale OF
liquor.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
No DAMAGEs rOR RAuEy.

In superior Court yesterday after
noon, a jury returned verdict for the
defendant In the case Of Daniel T..
Bailey vs.. Richard Il. Long Damages
alleged 10 have been incurred in a col
lision with the defendants machine
were asked by Bailey. The collision
occurred in kent county on October
4, 1919.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
To Audit SCHOOL ROCKS

Peter c. Wright. accountant. will
audit the books Of The retiring secre-
iar.y Of the Board OF Education. Harry
J. Guthrie, the board last night on
motion OF Shermer Stradley having
ordered the work.
James Beielle. OF Gilbert and Be
telle. architects OF Newark. y. j.. pre-
senied plans and sketches OF seyeral
models OF school buildings for IN,
proposed new No. y school.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
ASK NEW TRIAL FOR VAIENIy

MOTION Tor new trial In the case
o. Nick Nalenii, convicted OF violat-
ing the age OF consent law. was
argued before Judge Heisel this morn
ing. Judge Ball. Nalentis attorney
said that since the trial evidence had
come TO him that Nalenti had NOT
confessed the crime. as was testified
at the mans trial. The State held that
this was insuufiioient evidence on
which TO grant new trial but held
The application In abeyance
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
HOME FROM TRIp no ENCLAND

After = nine months trip abroad.
Mrs. John p. Wilkinson and children
have returned home. They visited
friends in France. but spent most OF
the time in Watsal. England, win
Airs. Mhkinson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Rice and on the south
coast with her married sister, Madame
de Mallen.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
CHANGE MEETING NIGHTS

Ne0tlngs 0f tne Ladies AlnlIarY
OF the American Legion will be held
on the second and fourth Wednas-
DAYS Of each month instead OF on
ID second and fourth Mondays. This
change in meeting nights was de-
oided upon at the meeting OF The
auxiliary in the armory last nisht.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
10 WmEN LANCASTER AVENUE.

A decd was recelVod by the Street
and Sewer Department this morning
from the WOodlawn trustees, con-
veying TO the city that portion OF Ian
caster avenue, lying 80 feet west OF
a westerly direction The city gets
enough land 10 straighten and widen
Lancaster avenue to a width OF 60
feet. The resolution providing for the
widening OF Union street from Beach
stroet 70 city line 10 50 feet waz
passed.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
COL. MILLER IN NERMnNr

Colonel Thomas W. Miller Is going
from New York City 30 Vermont To-
day 90 meet General Wood 10 address
the State convention at Montpelier on
wednesday. They Will both Address
i've state delegations from Maine.
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island. New
Hampshire and Vermont at Boston. on
Thursday. Colonel Miller will return
60 this city for the weekend.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
INdUREn RY TRACToR.

James A. Kirby, OF Smyrna, was ad-
mitied 70 The Homeopathic Hospital
last night suffering with laceratlOns
OF The head and legs, sustained while
working on a tractor on farm near
pilal today that while kirbys in
juries were painful they were not
dangerOus.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
ACCUsEn nE IEATnEn rnEEr-

on charge OF larceny Of 80 goat
skins from the Wilmington Leather
Company, Martin Quinn was held In
$500 bail for a hearing on Friday bs
Judge Hastings In Municipal COurl
this morning. The skins are valued
at 500.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
THESE ARR FIGHTING MN,

John Davis, William NJ. sweeney and
5. Knowles were accepted at The local
army recruiting station yesterday for
the Twelfth Cavalry, stationed along
the Mexican border at Del Rio. They
have been sent TO the Baltimore re-
coiving station.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
HOUSE STANDS By FREE SEEDS

WASHINGTON, May El-Ine House
has refused, 20i 20 i07, TO eliminate
from The agricultural appropriation
bill $4,000 for distribution OF free
seeds, and the bill has gone back TO
conference. The Senate previously
instructed sts conferees not 10 accept
the free seeds item.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
KFLLEHER Is THFRF

ST. JOSEPH-The saints are holding
the lead IN the Western League under
the leadership OF Johnny Kelleher
with a flrm hand. Right now Johnny
is the most popular fellow IN ST.
Iogpph
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
SIRE TO GO UP.

SAN FR-ANCISCCO-Charlie Graham,
manager OF the Seals, Is so sure that
Detroit will claim Willie Kamm, third
baseman. this fan that he Is looking
for a promising semi-pro player 10
nll the position.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
.HAGGERTY GOT HIS ELSEWHERE.

Frank J. Haggerty, pleading gullly
TO charge OF being intoxicated, was
lined $40 and costs by Judge Hastings,
In Municipal Court this morning.
When asked by the court where he
got his liquor haggcrty answered that
be was In phIladelphla Yesleriay.r
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
w. o. HPEAKMAN RE-ELECTED.

Willard A. Speakman was reelected
president OF the Board Of HarbOr
Commissioners this morning. 70 was
said the work OF driving piling on
the Lobdell tract was progressing
satisfactorily.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
FnEE sPENnERs.

SEATTLE-The Seattle club was sc-
cused Of spending lot OF money FOR
players before the season opened
Manager Wares has just bought a trio
Of players from eastern circuits. He
say sthe Siwashes are still in the mar
kcL
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
no INQUIRE ABOUT ROAD DELAY

owing 10 numerous complaints that
very little progress Is made on the
construction Of Newport bridges, the
Levy Court today summoned the con-
tractor, Joseph Anderson. before the
court next Tuesday for an examina-
tion
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
lime BIC MONTH

CLENELAND.-There will be over
100 trapshooting events held In the
United States during June. OF these
50 are State championship affairs. The
Pacifc Coast handicap is among the
best Of the high class programs.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
DEVELOPS FAST.

ST. PAUL, May 25.-Eddie De Beau.
20-ycar-old featherNeight. has been
boxing less than a year. but is gain
ing recognition. He had 20 overcome
family objections 10 choose a ring ca.
rcer
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
MISSIONARY SOCIETY DAME

In obs TVance Of. The fOrueth anni-
versary Of the sOciety. a dinner will
be gwen bv the Home Missionary
Society In the sunday school hau of
Grace NJ L. Church on June 5.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
Snow CASE COSTS $40 FT\E

Ad0lpn MaTkcI Was lined SO and
costs in City Court today. for having
\ a show case beyond the building line
Of his store. at seventh and Marka
streets.
Evening journal., 1920-05-25
RnnNEY sOUARE MORK.

Park Commission his morning de-
cided 90 advertise for bids on The ce-
men work TO be done In and around
Rodney square.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-03-04
OIL FROM M0SBY WELL
IS OF HIGH QUALITY

Lewiston, March 1.--While new
oil projects are being !evolved every
day and plans for exploring various
districts are being announced, the
Frantz corporations Mosby well con
tinues to be the sensation Of the
hour. The apparent size of the de-
post, as indicated by the pressure,
as well as the very high quality of
the oil, give this precedence over
anything of the kind ever discovered
in Montana.
An incident that gives a practical
illustration of the quality of the oil
occurred a couple of days ago, when
q widely known Lewistown mar was
returning from a trip to Winnett
from the well. He wanted a big
sample and used a five gallon milk
can to get the oil in. On his way
back, at Laundry hill, his a came
to a dead stop and then he discover
ed he was completely out of gas,