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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Shrlners who were coming out from
the east 70 attend a convention in
Los Angeles in June. but owing 70
the san Francisco disaster the con-
vention had been moved up one year.
Sam thought il would be an awful
calamity TO let that money lay idle
go together with the kid" they
called on the committee Of arrange
ments and proposed a big 4th OF July
celebration with an airship-automo-
bile race as a feature attraction
The Plot T'hiekens.
While playing an engagement at
Luna Park, Los Angeles. sam dis
covered a cigar shape gas bag left
there by Tom Baldwin in care OF a
man named Watts. and he felt assured
he could secure the airship for this
date.
The committee thought an airship-
automobile race would be a great
novelty. as Il was the first event OF
this kind IN southern California. so
they agreed TO donate the money.
providing sam would put a clause in
the contract that the airship was 20
go at least three miles
The next day sam went over to
Los Angeles and closed n deal
with Watts for the airship- In
arrangements with the local
uEent for the Stanley Steamer
for an automobile The race was
billed for three o'clock, July
fourth, and attracted n big crowd
from al parts OF southern CALI
fornia- On the day OF the race
sam was nervous because Watts
had told him the gas he had been
using to FIJI the bnE did not have
much lifting power
At o'clock we all discovered that
Mr.. Watts was a very truthful gem
tieman for the airship went up 80
feet, drifted into a windmill and
broke in half On the way back to the
hotel sam and the KID bumped
into a Chinese funeral
Good Luck Coming.
As sam spotted the black wagon
he turned to the kid" and said
that is a good omen. our troubles are
over at last" and Sam was perfectly
right. for when the kid" got back
TO his room at the hotel he found this
note under the door. I'VE must have
the money or the room at four o'clock"
The kid" looked at his watch and
discovered he had ten minutes TO pack
up and beat II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

TNDUSTRIOUSLY hammering away
at his sparring partners Kid Payo,
FL Paso's southwestern feather
champion, is putting in some hard
l!cks for his coming meeting with
Dial Hawkins at the Motor Group
Punch bowl on Friday night.
Has Likely Boxers.
Payo has assembled a large staff
Of shock assimilators and each is
getting his just share Of the work Of
the little scrapper. Battling Shapiro.
Dutch CrOzier, Freddie Lewis and
Red Hogan are all on his program
for a few rounds each night as he
intends 10 leave nothing undone that
Will contribute to victory when he
meets Hawkins.
The latter f. still in secret train
ing at the Y. n. &. A. but his
manager, Jim Hrunu, promises TO
bring HIN out Of II within the
next day or two and show the
fms just what he has Some Of
the bugs do not favor the idea
OF secret training inasmuch As
they pay their money ut the gate
and feel that n sight OF the
sernppers before hand is Justly
due them.
Tuesday nights feature in the
training camps was the setto be-
tween PayO and Battling Shapiro
The latter. a huskywelter, who has
carved his name in local fight his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

ONE hundred and fifty-eiEht pounds
At g o'clock for match is too
great a handicap for Charles
Renuop-
So it wag learned Tuesday night
when Chris Jordan. Grecian crack
and claimant OF the 158 pound
wrestling title won from the Euro
pean champion IN two straight falls
at the American weight limit and
made il $3.50 for his previous defeat
at the hands OF the Alsatian Wriggler
Chris won the first fail in 81 min
utes with a head scissors and ham
merlock, and took the second in
exactly four minutes with an ideuti-
cal hold Rentrop's efforts 70 come
down TO the stipulated poundage had
so weakened him apparently that he
did not possess the strength and
speed OF the scientific marvel who
won from Jordan only short time
Here Is New One.
Jordan's victory brings about
peculiar situation inasmuch as he has
won two OF the four matches between
the two men but in each case Rem
rrop has made weight
One contest was q draw while
the other was in favor OF Charlie
This, Il would SEEM eliminates
al doubt but that while Reutr0p
is the best Of the two ut catch
rFeiEafH, being stronger and
15S pounds. he iH at HIS best
around 154 ard was in perfect
condition for his meeting with
Charlie Tuesday night.
Once during the match Rentrop
obtained his famous japanese scis-
sors. used 70 such good effect On By
lund and Jordan in previous matches
ard Il seemed as II Chris would 80
under as he could not free himself
FOR several minutes. He did break
the hold, however, in the identical
manner in which he baffled Matty
1Iatsuda and Gus Pappas. Rentrop
failed 10 protect his head sufficient
-v in his eagerness 70 pin the should
srs OF his rival 20 the mat and Jordan
obtained a head scissors which not
only broke The arm scissors held by
Rcntrop. but resulted in a weakening
Of Charles strength
Took the Aggressive
Rentrop assumed the aggressive in
the first Is minutes OF the match He
obtained a head scissors and showed
considerable speed while Jordan
hcng back and was content 10 wait /
Jordan obtuinee his first head
scissors when exactly 10 minutes
Of the contest had elnphed. but
he was unable TO hold It when
Rentrop retaliated with at toe
hold When 20 minutes gone both
WriEEIeru were trying kurd and
were apparently apaEinE neither
strength speed nor science in
their efforts to end the contest
quickly At TIE kali hour limit
Jsrdan had obtained a punishing
head scissors. HenfrOp broke the
hold and cIamped on head scis-
sors himself, which he held for
about two Minutes
FROM that time on Il seemed as II .
3entrop was firing. The Alsatian 1
rack who was on the road prior to
the Weighing IN time did not have /
the splendid reserve which he used 70
50 great advantage in the previous
meeting Jordan took the offensive
- the end OF 50 minutes and IN IS
minutes had Rentrop IN a dangerous
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

close that 4latsuda has asked FOL
another chance to settle the cues
ton Of supremacy and 10 appears a.
IL the match viii be staged in 7.
paso-
Hentr0p viii leave Fl Paso
within the next day or two for
Houston. where he f. billed TO
meet Pet Brown. the retired
nIiddlesFeiEhf champion at catch
weights. A. Charlie a. ut his best
when sealing around 165 pounds
the match should be an inter
esfinE one He desires another
chance Mt Jordan and has issued
n challenge 10 the Greek cham
plOn for a bout AZ eatehvFeigats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Kansas City. Nay 12.-Eruis Eobb,
Louisrfils's left handed pitcher.
hurled the first no-hir, no run game
or the season Tuesday against the
Kansas City American association
team He allowed five passes, hit
one batsmal and struck out two. but
never was in danger OF being scored
on during the nine innings Only one
opponent reached second base
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12
Ian Again Victor Ketonen And Irslinger Next
Treat En- Rough, Payo Slogan
Believes In Hard Training

tory by many a hard won battle, is
to meet -Frenchy" Desmarias at
Douglas next Saturday. He pulled on
the big gloves with PayO and the
two went at il from the first bell
Payo staggered the weller in the sec
ond round with a stiff punch 10 the
jaw and Shapiro felt il necessary to
reciprocate with a singing right
cross which nearly floored the ag-
gressive feather. Both afterwsrd
pronounced the 90 one Of the best
they had ever had and each felt the
benefit OF a hard workout
Cabeu Works Hard.
Babe Cabell, Welter champ OF the
Twenty fourth infantry. is also
training hard for his bout with jim
my Devore OF the Eighth cavalry.
The contest viii mark the initial ap-
pearancs Of an Eighth cavalryman
in the motor group arena this year
and much interest is being taken in
the event Members OF the Eighth
regiment stationed at Ft. Bliss VIII
be down in a big body in order to
have a hand in the festivities.
Ralph Lincoln. bantamweiEht
champion Of California, has re-
queated n meeting with the win
ner OF the PayO-HaWlCinE bout
and matchmaker Jim Erwin. Of
Fit. Bliss Athletic association,
has given virtual assurance that
the match will be made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12
BABE RUTH GETS
TWO HOME RUNS
Big Bat Of New Yorker
Aids Victory; Tigers
Wallop Senators.

New York. May 12-Ruth's spectacular
hitting featured New Yorz's victory over
Chicago. In four times up Ruth hit two
home runs. triple and drew a base on
balls One OF Ruth's home runs went into
the right field bleachers. II being only the
second ball hit into this bisacher In the
history Of the present stand Ruth's bat
ting accounted for five OF New Yorifs SIX
runs The other resulted from Peckin-
pauEh's home run
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12
TAKE ONE
FROM NETWORK
Team Defeats
1919 Rivals For National
League Flag.

Cincinnati. o. May 1.-THE worlds
champions won their first game Of the
season from an eastern club before a
large crowd Tuesday by knocking botn
Barnes and Douglas out OF the box. Be
pennant ever won by a Cincinnati team
was raised with ceremony. The flag was
pulled 10 the top Of the pole IN center
field by mayor Calvin OF Cincinnati and
managers Moran and McGraw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

AuLAAa s--a - - y
sBatted for Gerber IN seventh.
fBztted for Sothoron In eighth
Score BY innings
-. LOUIS ---.-s.--- 1900 W. wv w.
Elllalel MA s--ss--- A-t Aa4 W.
Two base hits. Jacobson. Griffin. WEIGH
Burns Three base hits. Griffin stolen
bases. Sisler. Dykes. Burns. = Thomas
Sacrifice hits. Sothoron. Gedeon. Thouas
Perkins Double plays. Thomas. Dykes and
Griffin. Welch. Galloway. Thomas Bases
on balls. or Sothoron. g of kinney. z
Innings pitched. Sothoron. Q. Burvell. /
struckout. by sothoron. g By Kinney. 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12
Break For
American Golfers

New Castle. County Down. Ireland,
May 12.-American women golfers
participating in the British women's
championship tournament here Tues
day secured an even break in the
first round Of match play. Mrs c.
H. Vanderbecx, Of Philadelphia, and
Miss Marion Hollins. Of WestbroOk.
Long Island. defeated their oppon-
ents, while Miss Mildred Caverly. OF
Philadelphia. and Miss Rosamund
Sherwood. OF Long Island. were
eliminated by English entrants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12
AGGRESSIVE CHRIS WINS OVER
CHARLIE RENTR0P IN HARD BOUT
Alsatian Star, Weakened by Making Weight, Goes
Down Before Scrappy Grecian Crack. Chris Wins
First Fall With Hammerlock And Head Scis-
sors; Takes Second With Same Hold.

position with an arm scissor and
body hold Referee Spider Rawls
found II necessary TO get down and
poke his hand under Charles should
ers once OF twice so near as the fall.
ReLtrop finally bro-e the hold only
70 fall into a head scissors and ham
merlock which Chris hung to grimly.
Arm Pinned Beneath Him.
Rentrop's arm was behind his back
and remained in this position making
Il difficult fc= him TO rise until Jor-
wen the fall in exactly 81 minutes.
Rentr0P made a valiant nj
tempt to come back after the fail
but II was apparent that his
weight making efforts had so
weakened him that he could not
win Within four minutes Jor-
dan had again obtained a head
scissors md hnmmerIOek and
held ii until referee RavFis sig
nailed the second and final fall.
Il was announced from the ring
that Jordan had failed TO swing the
beam at 15s pounds with his clothes
or at the Weighing in Tuesday aft
erhoon while Rentrop also failed TO
swing the beam in his fighting
trunks RentrOp's efforts to make
weight IS a striking illustration OF
the gameness OF the big fellow who
d.d his best IN order to keen his
word with the fans. Challenges were
reac at the ring from John Berg.
Gus Pappas and others and were
filed with the matchmaker. Spider
hawls officiated as referee and per
formed in his usual capable manner.
'BUclCy" Bu1Ihout handled the first
preliminary battle.
Additional success marked the ap-
pearance OF the two Nasquez boys
Nike and -PeWee" in the ring as the
two hardy brothers each scored VIC
tories over their rival opponents in
the preliminary mixups 10 the head
Beat Sailor Greet.
Nike won over sailor" Greet in
the semi-final when Il had but 20
more seconds 70 80 the salt water
vTriggler finding Il impossible to
break a head scissors hold which the
little south slider had clamped upon
him
Greet showed endurance by 90
ing as long a. he did rs Vasquez
was the HEgreEsor during the
greater part ef the contest and
- inflicted punishment by some
severe head and body holds In
strength the @Sallor7 was not
found wanting. however. and he
managed &c hold HIS own on many
occasions Had he been In the
condition Of Fasquez IL II prob
able that sAe bout would have
come to different ending and
the tar would have collected the
big end Of the purse.
The bout was for one fall. time
limit 80 minutes. Greet losing in % /
and 20 seconds.
Other Vasque1 Wins
'Pewee' Vasquez won twice over I
little Jiminez in two straight falls 4
IN the first preliminary. The latter
showed a good deal OF pep and speed .
but was unable TO withstand the /
scissors End body hold OF his op-
Donent- He signaled referee HBuckyg
Of his inability to break 4
the holds OF Vasquez or each occasion I
and the latter was awarded the con- 4
-est. Vasquez outweighed his smaller I
opponent by ten pounds. scaling rs D
while Jiminez scaled 10z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Cleveland. Nay 12.-Carl Tremaine
OF Cleveland, won the newspaper de-
cision over Pal Moore OF Memphis. in
a closely contested ten round bout
here tonight The men weighed
under lis pounds at o'clock yester-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

louis II 20 ~
s13atted FOR Mcclellan IN fifth
fBatted for Kerr IN ninth
Score by innings
Chicago .-.-.-----..----.- ool go o1e-5
New York ..-..-.---.--.. eQ2 go Cos
Two base hit. Pratt Three base nit,
Ruth Home runs. Ruth. .. Pecklupaugh-
Felsch- Stolen basa Jourdau. Sacrifice
hit. z. Collins. Doodle plays. Weaver 10
z. Collins 70 Jourdan: McAfullin TO Jour
dan: Kerr 70 SchaIk TO Jourdan- Bases On
balls or Mays 4 off Wilkinson. p off
Kerr. . Innings pitched. Wilkinson. =
Kerr, T. Struckout. BY NAYS. 2 b Kerr J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Camden. n. J.. May 12-1fike
O'Dowd, former middleWeight
champion won his ten round bout
with Jackie Clark. OF Allentown. Pa,
here Tuesday night O'Dowd was the
aggressor throughout and had the
better OF eight OF the ten rounds, all
OF which were fast and furious.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Two base hits. Dauhert. Groh- Three
base hits. Duncan, Burns, Young, 3; Kelly
stolen bases. Neale, .; Wingo. Sacrifice
hits. Rath. Daubert. Fletcher Double
plays. Neale to Kopf 10 Daubert; Rath 70
Daubert Base on balls. Off Eller. J. of
Barnes. /: off Winters, l. Innings pitched.
Barnes, Is; Douglas. : -; Winters. .
struckout by Eller. 4 by Douglas, l. by
Winter. 1. wild pitch Eller.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12
CRACK MIDDLEWEIGHT WRIGGLERS
To MEET BEFORE Il PASO FANS
Claimant Of 1853 Pound Title And IrsInger, Former
Champion Will Be Next HeadIiner Card At Liberty
Hall, Says Matchmaker; VIII Meet At
The Middleweight Limit.

UTAINO KETONEN. Omaha Neo-, the
w city which has produced more
high class wrestlers than any
other place OF its size in the world
viii meet Henry Irslinger, OF Chi
caEo. in El Paso within the next
three weeks IN renewal OF the crap
for the midleweight title
Ketonen Is Good one
Chris Jordan's defence OF his
prestige as a claimant Of the world s
wrestling crown Tuesday night when
he threw husky Charles Eentrop az
the middleweight limit has caused
matchmaker Johnny Mcintosh. OF the
Fl Paso association 70 90 out ana sel
the best material In the country Tor
local fans EetOneu and lrslinger
who are now engaged IN the east
have never met before and II Is the
intention Of Mcintosh TO put them on
here at the middleWeight limit and
the winner meet Jordan In a finish
scrap for the middleWelgnt belt-
Jordan d ready and willing 70
meet either OF the two boys, but
ns the fans have expressed de-
sire TO see Eetoueu and IrallnEer
in action and the winner then
meet the husky Greeinn star,
there f. little doubt but that this
match win be the next one on
the local mat. Mcintosh II neEo-
tiaflnE with Mntfy Matsuda and
Jack Reynolds for finish con
test here for the worlds Weiter-
weight title and this Il one OF
the all star contests which he
has planned for the summer
months
Reynolds has already agreed TO
terms and Mac" Is now waiting 20
close with Matsudas who is At his
home in Cleveland
Mutfy stiu After Him.
This match IS causing universal
endorsement as both men are we'll
known ali over the country. Rey-
nolds has defeated Matsuda previ-
ously, but Il required some time for
the weller champion to cinch the
victory In fact the match was so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Where They Play Thursday.
Oakland At salt Lake
Vernon at Sacramento
Seattle at san Francisco.
Portland at Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Philadelphia Pa Nay 11--Klnney gave
seven bases on balls but held 81 Louis 10
three hits. Philadelphia wlrnlng It, FIRST
game with the western team Hitting by
WEIGH and Griffin featured Poor base
running by Sisisr IN the ninth killed the
visitors rally. kinney punching three OF
his passes IN this inning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Where They Play Thursday.
Boston at St Louis
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

ST. Louis. No. May 1l-Boston defeat
ed St Louis in the opening game OF the
series by punching four hits with two
bases on balls IN the first inning for three
runs. II was Bost0n'H eighth consecu-
tive victory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Chicken Feed that makes the hen
lay. FL Paso Seed Co, 523 East san
Antonio St-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Boston .........-..-... 800 900 Od0-3
81 Louis ....-.-....... 200 0Og 005-3
stolen base. NaranvIlle- Sacrifice hits
Pick. Holke. EcHenry. Ciemona Bases on
balls, off Fllllngim. q: of Jacobs. s u
uinrs pitched Jacobs, s; Sherdel. J.
strackout. By Flllingim. s. by Jacobs. T.
by Sherdel. I
oihe- national league games. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12


. EVERs MAY SUE RED sOX. =
. Boston. Mass. Nay 12-Johnny =
= EVers threatens 20 bring srit =
= against Harry H Frazes ct al -
= OF the Red Sox for salary due -
= him since the season OF 1913. -
= That year Johnny signed 70 .
= play with the local American .
y league club and went on the -
= training trip. only 70 be re- -
y leased the night before the .
= season opened Now he wants -
y the money that would have -
y accrued 10 him had he been =
y permitted to carry ont the pro- =,
, visions OF his contract, a thing =
, that he was perfectly willing -
, 20 do and would have done II =
, permitted =
49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12
BASEBALL


AT Galveston. RH E
Galveston .-..------ 100 600 000-1 /
Wichita Falls 5000. 100 90 002-5 Is /
Batteries: Galveston. Gudger and
erE
At Houttou- RI L
Houston ..-Oo0 ole Go 900 600 10
Shreveport 900 900 161 900 06o-2 10 /
Batteries; Houston. Glenn and Harkinss
Shreveport. Napier and Hungling.
Al santonlo. RH. E
san Antonio ....-... 0oe 90 0o0-1 /
Batteries: san Antonio johnson ard
Gibson; Fort Worth, Appleton and Ha-
warth-
At Beaumont. RI e
Beaumont --.--.---. coo 10l QO--f
Dallas .....-........ 900 900 900 3 8
Batteries- Beaumont, Jacobus and Alex
anders Dallas. Glenn and Robertson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12
STANDINGS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Where They Play Thursday.
ChicsEo at New York
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston-
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

At salt Lake city. R-HE.
Oakland ----.-.--..---s-- .------ y
SAT- Like city -.-------------- y ?
Batteries: Oakland. r Arlett and Mitzei
SAT- Lake City, Bromley, Reiger and
Al sacramento. RHE
vernon .-------.s.--. -------.-s-.
Sacramento ----.....--.--....s.
Batteries: Vernon. Schelienhack and
Devormor; Sacramento. Prough and Cady
Portiand-Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco-seattls teams travelling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

one hundred and fifty-eight pounds
st 9 o'clock for a match Is too
great a handicap for Charles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

Reynolds has already agreed TO
terms and Mac" IS now waiting 20
close with Matsuda. who is At his
home in Cleveland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-12

other place OF its size in the world
viii meet Henry Irslinger, Of Chi
caEo. in FL Paso within the next
three weeks in a renewal Of the crap
for the midleweight title
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-01
Craig Men Lease 5000 Acres Of
Oil Land on Williams Fork

Word WAS received this week from
Craig that G. e. Herrick, W. P. Fin
ley and Ralph White, all Of Craig
had leased 5000 acres Of oil land In
Williams Fork country. They sccur-
ed this lease In view Of subleasiDg 1t
to sum large company for develop
ment. There Is every reasont to be-
lieve that their 10 oil all over that
country, according TO the biologists.
These Craig men have been work
In for long time on the proposition
and last week sent Ralph White to
look 1t over. Mr., White spent four
days in that country and returned to
Craig with . lease on 5000 acres be.
tween Parke Wood ranch and Bren-
dan Sullivan's. They secured large
area to be sure Of interesting some
company In the project.
These men are now ready to send
In their biologists and II all tests
prove successful they will have rig
In operation before the summer 10
over.
The Meeker herald., 1920-05-01
GOOD NEWS
White River Company will Spend
Third OF a Million Dollars on
Its Property

The White River OIL Company At
u meeting held here last Tuesday
laid it's plans for the expenditures OF
close to 100000 in developing and
equiping its property ct White River.
The new plans will include the pur-
chase OF additional drilling equip
ment. the drilling Of more gas wells
and the purchase and installation OF
gasoline and carbon black plants to
handle and output OF 10000 600 cubic
feet Of gas per day.
It is generally known that the
White River Company brought In .
gas we'll last fall with an estimated
flow Of 10, 0OO, 600 cubic feet per day
and the additions Of such equipment
Is the company proposes 70 install
would give 1t earnings Of "a, 100 day
or $7Sa, $50 based on returns Of similar
plants In other gas fields.
The adjourned annual meeting Of
the stock holdsrs Of the Company
was held. on the same day and the
following Officers aud directors were
elected Lucius A. Dick, President;
l.. b. Waibridge, Vice President
Isaac Baer, Vice President; T. b.
Scott, Treasurer; John r. Clark, Sec
rotary; f. J. Wilson, G. p. McCsry
and r. G. Horn, directors. L. A.
Dick was made general manager OF
the company and r. q. Horn devel-
opment manager.
The drilling crews are already 81
White River and work will be start.
ed at once. The company has two Of
three carloads Of casing now due a
Rife and much other equipment will
follow.
The new members Of the board are
L. A. Dick Of Meeker and c. p. Nc.
Cary. Mr.. Dick 10 the Vice President
Of the Beaver Oh Company ofAkron,
Ohio, and during the past eight Of
ten years has handled the develop,
ment OF and production from oveI
two hundred wells for that company
In Ohio and Kentucky. He has largt
ranch and cattle interests In Rie
Blanco County. Mr.. McCary 10 one
Of the leading business men Of Grand
junction where he was engaged II
the manufacturing and Wholesale
implement business. He 10 the pres
ident Of the Modern Building ano
Loan Association Of Grand Junction
Recently he made trip with r. C
Horn into the gas fields Of Louisiana
and investigated the production Of
gasoline and carbon black from nat.
ural gas and 10 very enthusiastic
about the possibilities Of establishing
similar industries ct While River.