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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09
CERNY KRfz
ROMAN.
Napsal Jules deGastne, franciny pre. V. Kucnsky.
ROMAN.

"Mylite sc PAM, to Je noJe
dcera."
"Koina Sc zachvela, zbled-
la a hloubi srdce Joinicy o.
zvalo Sc op6tn6 podezrenl, ale
rychle Sc vzpamatovaysi pravl-
la:
"Mylite Sc, pani, to je mole
dcera."
"Marusko $. mole Marus-
ko :" zavzlykala Amelie Yer
'nonova. To jest ona, zcela jist6
ona.
Ustrasena kojna misila Sc do
zastupu, chtejic zmizeti, ale
nest astna matka chytila il "a
saty a nepoustejic j Z rukou
kricela ma Joinicu:
"Ukradli mi mou dceruSku! p!
- Ne dite! - Ono jest mym
dit6tem, a ne vasim. - Mluv-
tie. - Priznejte sc, ze to jest
pravdal'
Joinic byla tax postrasena,
re nebyla schopna pron6sti je-
din6ho slova.
Zatim jiz Sc kolem Mich ma
hromadil dav zvedayych diva
XII.
"Co to mluvite, pani?"
.vzkrikla nyni kojnd YVonina,
toto dft6 jest dit6tem pani de
Mauveras. Jsem jeho kojnou
cd dne narozeni a chci to Cd
prisahnouti, ze to jest dite pa
ND mych a ne vase"
"Ne, nikoliv, to jest mole
Maruska."
"Prosim pani, racte do pisar
ny, kde sc budete moci lepe
dohodnouti," zakoncil nyni
sprdvce obchodu.
Gabriel Vernon sam pocal
choti sv6 domlouVati, re sc my
Ii, jak Sc to jiz nejednou sta
10 vzav il pod pazi pokusll
Sc to, ably ii odvedl houfem
zvedavcu. Joinice zdalo Sc to
vse byti iakymsi tezkym
snem. Nechapala re vSeho to-
no ami slova. kojna pfitisknuv-
Isl dite k prsoum kracela Ia
panstVem brucic:
TO bude nejaka pomatend
pani!"
i "Odpust te, milostivd pani,
obratil Sc Vernon k Joinice
nam bylo nedavno dite ukra-
demo mole uboha zena ted
yidi podobu s nasi Maru5kou
pfi kazd6m diteti iejlho yeku'
''Pochopuii velice utrapy va
/ 81 pani,' odvetila Joinic; ale u
jist'uji vas, re Sc myli. Tote
! dite jest mole, zove Sc WON
ka a me jm6no jest Joinic de
Mauveras. Zde mate moji ma
vstivenku S adresou. Proslm, a.
byste 81 neobtezovali mne ma
vstivit prosyedcit Sc, re jsen
vas neoklamala. "
"Nepochybuji pravde va
sich SLOW a prosim je$te jed
nou, abyste prominula, co ST
bylo stalo.'
; me, ia Sc nezmyliIa -. tc
ie nase MaruSka" znova Wy
pukla pani VernonoVa Y pldc
, "Upokoj SCI domlouyal j
: muz. mann adresu te danny a u
cinim vSe, abychom Vec tn Wy
, Setfili. Pojd'me domu.
Amelie otfela 81 oci a vrha
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09

Otec nekolika dospelych
deer domn6l6mu zenichovi: !:
"Reknete mi nyni uprimn6, zee
la bez obalu, ktera 2 tech
mych zenskych sc YAM neilepe
l.bi?"
Domnaly zenich. "VaSe ku-
Charka".
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E-iL.ElDA Sc.

HLEDA Sc byt pokoj, ku-
chyn ban ma uhli. NezaIezi
v ktere casti mesta. Nechte a.
dressu V adm. "Sv6ta." 60
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PRONAJME Sc. byt bezdet-
nym manzelum, Jsou tam diva
pokoje, kuchyne'a a satnlk. Hla-
ste Sc elsie 1852 E. so ST., by
vala Raus ul. 6-10
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"Vcera ii byl Eda lhostej-
nym a dnes w pro nei horu-
;es? Prosim te, odkud pojed-
nou ten zvySeny zajem?"
"Zvysene sluzne! T.
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COMPANY.

Budovatel6 mesta.
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XIVIII.

Hector de Mauyeras potkal
Hanu svou Ma schodiSti; byla
acka bleda, uchopiia jej "a
tuku udychana vyrazila re Sc
be:
"Pojd'me. Musim $ tebou
mluvit j.. Odpoy6z, 60 Sc gta-
% zde Y me nepritomnosti?'
t6zala Sc Joinic, durazne zu-
a.aY$i sc syJm manzelcm o sa-
mote.
"Nic zvlastniho."
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PRIME Sc pet zrucnych
nat6racu ma vnitfni a venkov-
nj praci. Haste Sc B. Jaho-
dy, 1862 Z. 55 ST. Tel. Union
684 r. 6-12
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PRONAJME Sc
PRONAJMOU Sc dive svet

nice nabytkem opatrene pro l
neb 2 pany, koupelna, elektri.
ka. Haste Sc V elsie 9522 u
Mon Ave. 6-lO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09

MUZ V prostrednim stari
hleda zam6stnanl bud "a do
moynika neb k vypomoci phi
zahradni prdci v m6ste neb ma
venkov6. Zav6iejte telefonem
Central 1897 K, aneb nechte
adressu V adm. Sveta. 6-10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-09

NduSeIdS AZ pIlJuS, DAiuc
dlte spati a ona ho neprobudi.
Detsky pokoj bude osvetlen
pouze notni lampickou tax
ona aspon V prvni chvili niceho
nezpozoruje.
V ustanoveny den uciniv nq
zbytna opatreni k prvnimu Sc
tkani Sc matky ditetem He
ctor odejel na nadrazi zene
sve vstric.
Manzele vrele Sc uvitavsi o.
dejeli ihned do Pourberoisu,
kdez bydleli. Vrata byla "a
vrena V oknech byly zaclony
spust6ny. Mladd panf vysko-
civSi z kocaru sp6chala zazvo-
nit horetnou netrpelivosti t6-
sic sc ma dite sve.
"Kde jest ma dcera?" taxa
la Sc kojne, ktera il prisla o.
tevrit a necekajic ma odpoved'
rychle spechala do detskeho
pokoje.
"Spi, milostivd PAM; neracte
il probudit," napominala j
kojna, spechajic "a nj.
V d6tskem pokoji panovalo
tajuplne sero; kol6bka byla
pokryta krajkovou zaclonkou.
"Ah, tvs zde, me draha de-
tatko -. Slysim tvuj dech,"
zastavivSi Sc uprostred poko-
je zaSeptala n6zna matka.
Hector de Mauveras vstou-
piv ia sVou choti uchOpil koj-|
nou mechanicky ia ruku a oce-
kaval Sc zatajenym dechem,
co Sc dale diti bude. Joinic o.
patrn6 pozvedla zaclonku, do
tkla Sc rty cilka ditete pax
nahle Sc vzprimila a dusenym
hlasem VZkrikla:
"To neni Yvona ia il ne
pozndvam :"
Radostny vyraz We tvari uni
zel, oci jeji Sc naplnily slza-
mi, Hector stal pred nj cara
zene, nev6da 81 rady. Srdce sc
mu ma chvili zastavilo. Ale chy
ira koina dala Sc do smichu:
"AIe milostivd pani, coz pax
nepoznavate jiz dit6 sve? o.
statne, milostiva pani nevidela
dceru5ku svou po nekolik mesl
Gu a tn jest pochopitelno, re
ditko cd. tech dob vyrostlo a
sesililo. kdybyste mne ted Cd
vezli dO naSi vesnice, nepozna-
la bych take dit6 sve. Snad JIG
to tez proto, re milostiva pani
dite nekojila." :"
Slova kojne pon6kud pomat
la neduveru mlade pani, ale
prece jen il nezapudila. Jiskra
podezreni hluboko zapadla do
jejiho srdce.
"Upokoj Sc dusinko ma," do
mlouval il de MauVeraS; lest
to naSe Yvonka, oVSem to sc
rozumi, re sc trochu zmenila
"a I've nepritomnostl; Y jejlm
utlGm veku znamena nekollk
m6sicu velmi mnoho.
"Mozna, re jsem Sc Zmylila
mnila Joinic, ale nemohla sc
zbaviti podivne myslenky, re
kolebce lezici dlt6 nevzbuzule
Y nj ami nejmensiho pocitu Ia
sky.
steinost mlad6 matky k
male dceruSce potrvala i V ma
sleduiicich dnech. Ale devcat
ko bylo tax mile, ze panl dt
Mauveras mimovolne znenahlt
naby "a k nj materskG lasky, {
lie Y mysli Sc rozhodla, ze j
vezmc S sebou, al by Sc Zas'
do Perefailu Vratila.
Hector de Mauveras i kojn;
znenahla Sc tez upln6 upokoji
il. Ale V tom udal Sc pripad
ktcry op6tne Kid iejich ohro
zoval. Joinic odcjela do Pariz
ably tam nakoupila ruznych p
tfcb a yzala S sebou domnt
lou YvonHu a ieji hojnou. Pro
sly nekoiik yelihych zaVodU
kdyz clcgaDtne odend dam
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
EVENING RAIN STOPS FIGHTS
 WILL STAGE BOUTS TONIGHT

Spaw will demonstrate more hlgh power delivery than any youngster who ever stepped into a local ring, and Scotty is some fighter on his own dc- count. Watch this event Tor acton. In the Els -Alger bout the fans will witness plenty of speed and plenty or fight. Algef has stopped several of the best preliminary boys in the state, and like Els he is anxious to work his way to the top. He works fast and carries a punch. You know Ells- huff sed on his side.
 In the main event Kid Palmer will do battle with Salinas Jack Robinson in a scheduled ten-round affair, with the accent on the scheduled. If the bout goes the limit the fans will look on pair of battered gladiators, pro vided the mitt artists work true to form, Salinas Jack is known as one or the toughest welterS on the Pacific Coast. where he has hammered down the ambitions of a flock of coming youngsters. He had unlimited success until Palmer wandered out California way and held him to a draw. The Kid is full of fight and anxious to wipe out the draw decision. Palmer says he does not go in for draws; he wants to win clean all the time. The main event should give the fans the best bout ever staged in the southwest.
 The opening number will start promptly at 9.30 o'clock this even1ns with Battling Sam and Kid Busso in the curtain raiser. When Referee Carl Morris says: Lets 90" it will be nothing but action until the end of the final bout. Tickets sold for last night s card will be honored this evening, and the advance seat sale will be open ar Doyles cigar stand today. With the seat sale yesterday above the average and the regular general admission sale due for a big boost tonight. Tally Arena will have at least 20O0 fans seated when the opening gong sounds
 TONIGHT'S CARD
 Kid Palmer vs. Salinas Jack Robinson.
 10 Rounds
 Battling Scotty vs. Mack Spaw.
 Rounds
 Wildcat Els vs. Billy Alaer.
 Rounds
 Battling Sam vs. Kid Busso.
 Rounds
 CorI Morris, referee.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14

Old Jupiter Pluvius slipped a notch last night and today seventeen hun dred boxing fans are looking for the person who pulled the plug out of the water bucket. necessitating the post" ponement of the Palmer Robinson boxing contest, adding one more wreck to the casualty list of Friday the thir- teenth.
 Hard luck sometimes camps along the road for several days looking Tor a chance to drop wrench in the ma chinery, but jinxing prize fight in Phoenix is the last word in ruffling the temperament of the city At Eddie Doy1e's cigar stand last night 1t was stated that the advance sale up to 6:30 D. m. had set a new record for Phoenix and indicated Tally's arena might recruit enough fight fans to stop the bolshevik advance on Warsaw. But the afternoon leak put a damper on the program and the fights were postponed. The clerks at Doyle's cigar stand passed out rain checks in big league style.
 However, the Legion committee worked overtinnes and announced the program will be carried out at TalIy's arena starting at 9:30 o'clock this evening. The change in time was made in order to accommodate the clerks, barbers and business men who work late this evening.
 The same high-class fight card will be offered tonight; in fact, the card should be much faster, as the prelim- mary boys will be given an extra rest after their ride to the city.
 You know Wildcat Fills, and you know how fast he usually travels well. give him A hours additional rest and watch the kid step.
 Mack Spaw, the original high-explo : sive package from the Globe Miami district, takes advantage of the extra rest to polish his shrapne1 gun for quick results. Mack carries 'em about eight inches, and when they connect it's curtains for the boy who stops the blow. Battling Scotty is due for the hardest fight of his young life when he meets Spaw this evening. The Phoenix pride has worked through ev- erything offered him so far and he has every confidence he can beat Spaw. If he does he is wonder.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
LEADING
 AMERICAN HITTERS

CHICA(rO. Aug. 13-Ty Copp cracked out 12 hits in his last SIX games and boosted his average among fhe leaders of the American league to 4O1. as compared with 1922 a week ago. Iris Speaker, manager of the Cieve- lands. continues to top the regulars who have participated in 50 or more games. his mark of AIT.
 "Babe'' Ruth of New York, the home run king, leads in runs scored with 12O. and is out in front in total bases with 295. He stands fourth in batting with .3S7, being topped by Jackson Of Chicago who has 1892. and Sisler Of St. Louis. runner up to Speaker with .404. Ruth had Al home runs up to the com pilations of these averages which in- clude Wednesdays games.
 Rice of Washington with 43 thefts. remains far ahead of his rivals in base stealing.
 Other leading batters:
 E. Collins, Chicago. .359: Rice, Wash ington, 1852; MeuseI. New York, .35l 1: Cobb, Detroit, .341; Jacobson, St. Louis, .s37; Hendrix. Boston. 337; Weaver, Chicago. .335; Earl Smith, St. Louis, .333: Judge, Washington. .32s; Felsch Chicago, .327: s. O'Neill. Cleveland, .s27.
 Roger Hornsby failed to swell his
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
BRITISH LION ID MEET PETE SAUER
 AT TALLY'S ARENA

sam Clapham. known to sporting lame as the Russian Lion,' will be Pete Sauer's next opponent at TaIlys arena
 Matchmaker Tally stated last night that Fridays contest will be the hardest match Sauer has been offered since his arrival in Phoenix and he is confident the fans will see one of the greatest wrestling events ever staged in Arizona next Friday evening"
 Clapahm weighs 1S2 pounds, is feet inches in height, has a chest expan- sion of five inches and a pair of feet that keeps the best of 'em wondering where they will land
 sam Hall. the Chicago sports writer, has the following to say of Clapham's s ability: Clapham was English cham pion after Hack quit wrestling in that country He came to America and was rapidly getting to the fore on this side When America got into the war. Sam enlisted and was wrestling champion or the A. F. F., the Bob Martin of the grapplers when the boys came home.
 Clapham beat Santel at Boise, Idaho, and gained the admiration of every wrestling fan in the state by his clever work against his heavy opponent. He eoes not depend on any particular hold, but uses all of them. "A wrestler with one hold is at a big disadvantage" is the way Clapham puts it when talking of favorite holds, adding flor his oppo- llent usually prepares against it. But the wrestler who has a variety of holds is never at sea, for he can use onS of the many regardless of what posi- ton he may be in.'
 In meeting Sauer the British Lion will tackle one of the speediest young wrest1ers in the game. A man who knows the ins and outs and can use his head in the pinch. Phoenix fans real ize Sauer's ability. but they fail to give him credit for his strength. In fact, Pete does not realize his own strength.
 Two good preliminaries will be ar ranged in addition to the maip event. Tickets for the Clapham- -Sauer con- test will be placed on sale at Eddie DoyIe's cigar stand commencing this morning.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14

average as leader of the National league batters in the past week, and retained his mark of a week ago-.312. Eayres of Boston, the pitcher -outfielder has become the runner up to Hornsby with an average of 1858. Roush of Cin- cinnati is next with .332, and Nichol- son fourth with BPS.
 Cy Williams, Philadelphia slugger, tops the circuit drive hitters with l8; Max Carey, Pittsburg. is showing the way to the base stealers with 3S thefts. Bancroft, New York, is the best run getter with 68
 Other leading batters:
 J. Smith, St. Louis, 1925; Williams, Philadelphia. 325: Konetchy. Brook lyn. .324; King, New York. 1928; Young, New York, .322: Hollocher, Chicago,
 31S; Stock St. Louis, .317; Groh. Cin- cinnati, .316; Myers, Brooklyn, .316; z. Wheat Brooklyn, .313.
 Shestak of St. Joseph batted himself into fourth place in the Western league with an average of .330. East, of Wichita. with mark of 367, tops the league with Bogart of Joplin runner up with 356 Yaryan, Wichita, who leads | in home runs with 20 and in total bases with 237, is third in hitting with .343. Pitt of Oklahoma, ho scored S2 runs, is 1 fifth with 329. Lee of Omaha, stole 1 five bases in a week and brought his string to so. Other leading batters; Crouch, Sioux City, BPS; Beck, Wichita, .326; Platte. Omaha, .323; Lindimorr, Oklahoma City. .321: Lelivelt, Omaha, .s21.
 Syrian garnets are the most es-
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
RUSSELL BOY WINS
 CLOSING FEATURES

LA HARPE. H., Aug. 13-Cap Rus sell Boy defeated his only rival, Mabel Gentry, with ease in the free-for- all pace today, the closing days feature of the great western circuit races. Summary:
 Free-for-all pace. purse, $500: Rus sell Boy, first; Mabel Gentry. second. Best time, 2:06A
 2:17 trot, purse. $500: Princess Roby, first; Bessie R, second; Prima- tor, third. Best time, 2:20A.
 2:20 pace, purse, $500: Billie Leo, first; Anotation, second; Axtide, third. Best time, 2:14h.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
DODGERS INCREASE
 EDGE OVER GIANTS

NEW YORK. August 13.-Fred To- ney made three wild pitches, all of which figured in Brooklyn'S runs, and the Robins defeated New York. Grimes was master of the Giants except in the eighth, when three hits were punched for. fvuo rr1uc Score.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
PIRATES DROP ONE
 ID q. LOUIS CARDS

PITTSBURG, Aug. 13.-St Louis de- feated Pittsburg, punching hits off Cooper in the seventh and eighth when they scored all their runs. Schupp was strong and might have had a shutout except for Dilhoefer's error. Score:
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
PAcIFIc COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

Yesterday's Results Portland 9, Seattle 10. Sacramento ', Salt Lake 2. Los Angeles ?, San Francisco 5. Oakland ,, Vernon 2
 Today's Games Portland at Seattle Sacramento at Salt Lake. Los Angeles at San Francisco. Oakland at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
RED SOX BREAK EVEN
 WITH CONNIE'S TEAM NO GAME AT DETROIT

BOSTON, August 13.-Boston and Philadelphia divided a double header. Boston winning the first. Scores:
 First Game R. H. E Philadelphia 100 010 000-2 10 l Boston --. 030 no o0x-5 10 2
 Batteries: Rixey and Wheat: Me- Quillan and Gowdy.
 Second Game R. H. E. Philadelphia 012 002 o3O--s Is : Boston ...... 100 GOO 100-2 2
 Batteries: Hubbe1l and Tragresser. Ffllingim and O'Neill-
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

St. Louis f, Pittsburg 2. Philadelphia 8, Boston 2. Brooklyn 4, New York 2. Philadelphia 2, Boston 5.
 Today's Games St. Louis at Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York. Cincinnati at Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14

Cleveland was the only president married in the White House and his second daughter the only child born thereiT
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14

%*Ran for Haeffner in ninth.
 Matted for Cooper in ninth. St Louis ............. 900 900 220-4 Pittsburg ....... 900 O20 O00-2
 Summary: Two base hits-Stock. Janvrin. Three base hits-Janvrin. Hornsby. Stolen bases-Bigbee Sac rifice hits-McHenry, Lavin CD, Big bee, Carey. Double play-Bigbee to Whitted to Cutshaw to Grimm Bases on balls-Schupp 2. Cooper 2. Struck out-By Schupp 3. Cooper 8.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At St. Paul, 2; Louisville, G. At Milwaukee, |; Columbus, 6. At Minneapolis, 8; Indianapolis, 2. At Kansas City. 8; Toledo. 2.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14

Summary-Two-b base hits, Johnston. Grimes Wheat. Doyle. Bancroft; Sac rifice hit. Kilduff; Double play Spen- cer to Bancroft; Bases on balls. off Toney 5; Innings pitched. Toney s, Nehy 1 Struck out, by Nehf 1, by Grimes l; Wild pitches. Toney 3.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
DIVIDE
 WITH HUB BRAVES

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13-C. Walk er's home run in the eighth gave PhiIa- delphia the victory in the first game of todays double header with Boston. but Myers held the locals to five hits in the second and the visitors won. Scores:
 First Game
 Score by innings: R. H. E. Boston GOO 900 010-1 Philadelphia =. 900 001 o2x--3 0 Batteries: Jones and Walters: Perry
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

 Chicago Detroit, rain Boston 1, Philadelphia 3. Boston ', Philadelphia O. New York 4, Cleveland B.
 Today's Games Chicago at Detroit, double header. Boston at Philadelphia. New York at Washington St. Louis at Cleveland.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14

Summary: TwO-base hit-Schang. Sacrifice hit-McInnis. Bases on balls Myers l, Moore 4. Innings pitched -Naylor Ia, Moore 2-3. Struck out Myers 9, Naylor g. Moore 3. Wild pitch-Moore.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14

Tn the country of Durham, Eng, it is an old custom to give fruit cake and cheese to the first person met on the way to the church by a christening party.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlanta, 4 Nashv1Ile. g.
 At Memphis. 40; New Orleans, 7-10. At Little Rock, 10; Birmingham, 12 At Chattanooga, rain.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
LEFT FEARFUL

Nn, IS there not some desert isle, By tropic wind caressed, Where he can sit in solitude,
 And soothe the savage breast?
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14
WESTERN IEAGuE

At Wichita l. Oklahoma City 9. At Tulsa l. Joplin s.
 At Sioux City '. St. Joseph 12. At Omaha 6. Des M6ines 9.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-14

Syrian garnets are the most es teemed of the varieties of these stones.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-07-15
More Rigs Come
Into Fallon Field
Fallon OIL District Activities Con-
tinue And New Work Is Being
Projected

At the Silver State Consolidated
Driller Clark cemented of the cas-
ing at 270 feet on Tuesday Several
days ago at that depth the drill ran
into a very soft formation which
carried some oil when under chloro-
form test. As Driller Clark wants
to thoroughly test this formation
and whatever may be undertaking II
he concluded to cement the Gazing
1t Is his opinion that Just under this
that should give good flow of oil.
1t is not expected that oil will be
found In commercial quantities but
whatever there may be will be tested
fully.
]. P. Brandley was in Fallon for
few days. He returned to Vallejo,
Calf, last Monday. He will later
leave for Wyoming. He will search
ths state over for 16-in. stovepipe
casing. He had spent two weeks on
the same hunt In California without
success. He will continue the hunt
until he locates sufficient to keep the
drill going continuously.
The Big Four Standard rig on the
Moore ranch will be ready to spud
In within a few days. A water tank
and also an oil tank has to be
brought In from Wonder and q
small pump sent to Reno for repairs
has to be returned. These on the
ground and the Standard rig will be
ready to drill. Due notice of the day
will be given so that the people of
Fallon may witness the operation.
AS the Moore ranch is within a short
ride of Fallon no doubt many will
avail themselves of this opportunity
to witness this interesting operation.
A special meeting of the Fallon
ON District Association has been
called for Saturday night. Senator
Key Pittman has wired his intention
to attend and address 1t ON the
Leasing Bill. This is a subject of
great interest to the oil men of this
town and big attendance Is pre-
dicted. Senator Pittman is about
the best posted man on the subject
in the country. He has worked on a
leasing bill for about ten years. His
bill of two years ago came near be-
coming law but was laid over for an
other session of Congress. Meantime
Republican majority in Congress
prevailed and Senator Smoot OF
Utah became the author of the pres
ent bill which has caused so much
discussion. What Senator Pittman
has to say on the matter will be of
great interest.
II. w. Miller a widely known oil
operator In California and other
states arrived in Fallon Tuesday. He
came down to superintend the un-
loading and installment of No. s
keystone rig on the ground recently
secured from the Fallon Oil & Gas
Co. This rig will be put into COM
mission as speedily as possible. 1t
will be erected between the Fallon
discovery well and the Silver State
rig. This Is considered most fav-
orable location particularly in view
of the development by the Fallon Oil
and Gas and the new work on the
Silver State Consolidated.