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Evening journal., 1920-07-21
SHAMROCK Wins
ON Her MERITS
Outsails Resolute in Second
Event for Americas
Cup
YACHTS SAIL
NIP AND TUCK

SANDY HOOK, n. j., July 2i.-Sir
|9homas Upton is nearer achieving
the confessed ambition Of his life
lifting the Americas rup. Yesterday
ibis Irish sweetheart" Shamrock Nv.
IN up tally Of two races to none
1against the American Resolute, win
ing IN a neck-to-neck contest by ?
minutes and 26 seconds, corrected
|tsme and needing but one more vic
tory TO bear the bOttOmless pewter
{ mug back to England.
The 0ght for position was rather
null, as Skipper Adams made no ef-
I fort TO gain the lead and allowed
i Shamrock TO cross as she pleased 3S
seconds ahead, which extended ResO-
1lules time, with her time allowance
{ at the finish, 10 Z minutes and 80
i seconds. Il looked like a very lib
6 eral margin for the defender, but It
was found to be too small TO give
q her the race.
4 The first 70 minutes were featured
Iby bungling sail-handling on sham
5rook. The balloon iib refused TO
break out and finally, when yanked,
Iit 'fouled around the stay. Then a
spinnaker was tried and found set
poorly. Two or three other head
SAILS were set and taken In. During
these experiments ResOlute walked
right into the lead, and il looked like
a .-epetition OF Saturdays contest.
Finally Burton settled down on a
number one iib topsail and a little
trisail which looked like a downeasi
fl.herman's main topsail, set on a
stay from the end Of the bowsprit 10
+ 10 feet below the cross trees. There
WIS a big space between the two
sails and, as the ResOlute was streak.
ing it along under ballOoner only
the defender drew out until she was
nsore than half a mile ahead
Then the wind became nckle
Shamrock, whbh had worked out C
svindward, found the edge Of thl
breeze Just as Resolute did when shl
gained such a lead last Saturday.
Nursing the draft OF air carefully
Barton ran by Resolute so fast tha
80 looked as II the defender hal
cropped her anchor In 70 minute
the challenger was half a mile TO IN
good. due. apparently, TO the nobl
work OF the fsherman's topsail, JUS
jDove the foredeck.
The yachts race again today over
II 30-mile course winward and leewar
tJurse. II Shamrock wins, the Gu
departs for home.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL,

UNITED Press Stan Cornespondent)
NEW YORK, July 2i-World's
champion at tennis Is an impressive
title. but the incest thing the friends
OF William II. Tndtn, the new king OF
the courts say about him Is that
hes a real fellow and q good sport"
Tlldens feat In winning the worlds
championship at Wimbledon from
Gerald Patterson was the greatest
thing achieved for American tennis,
But 10 wasn't the first thing that this
tall. lanky philadelphian had done for
the game I'm the United States.
The unselfsh interest that he has
always shown In getting youngsters
Interested in the game has been one
Of the biggest factors in raising ten
mis- from an alleged pink tea sport
TO a place where 1t ranks as real
national pastime.
Tilden is far from a veteran him
seG-being only 2l years Of age, but
he has always shown an admirable
inclination to neglect the furtherance
Of his own game In coaching alone
He is credited with making" Vim
cent Richards, the eighteen-year-olo ID
! FOrdham youth whose prOwess on
tho courts has been the inspiration
Of all kid players"
A friend OF the champions In Phil
adelphia recently spoke Of a conNer'
sation in which Tilden had told hin
several years ago:
"pennis OF the future depends upor
the youngsters Of today ] figure
can do more for the game by help
ing the youngsters along and getiinl
embryo champions on the way THAI
BY campaigning for lQurels myself
! He followed this policy with grea
/ success around Philadelphia.
Many branded Tilden's victory II
4 the Wimbledon matches as a sur
prise. 10 was, but II should not haV
hoon
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
SCOHL By INNlNGS.
Day orr FOR LORI NE

Lorraine Will lay on L-Xt saturday
so as TO witness o. game between
Parkside and Eleventh Ward at Har-
Ian Field.
The Independent Champs will get
into action again aftlr two weeks
vacation when they meet he strong
Krebs Company team az Newport,
Del. on Tuesday evening, July 27.
Harlan and Lorraine will meet In
tre second game OF che season 10 de-
eide The state championship al Har-
Ian Field on August %.
The association meets at O'Clock
this evening at the club headquarters
Every member of The association &.
urged 10 attend. as matters OF vasl
lmpOrtanre will be disuscsed
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
7TIden Good Sport as Nero
King Of Tennis Courts

For two years the big star has bcen
playing lust the kind Of tennis that
enabled him TO overcome the pick or
the worlds players and win the
championship.
lie never became the American ma
tional champion, but he was the
hardest opponent Champ Billy John
sion had 10 defCat last summer az
Forest Halls.
Tilden started his bid for fame In
1918 when he was ranked as NO. z
among the American players. In 1919
his game had become so good mat
he became the champion o. the Phil
adolphia district. the Schuylkill Val
ley. Newport. North and south, sea-
bright and Delaware. Again ne Was
rated second in the lrst ten.
/ This spring he won the INDOOR ma,
lional championship, and. paired
with young Vincent Richards, whom
he defeated for the singles title' ne
won the doubles championship.
With Richards he also won the
doubles championship al SeaDrlghl
and the North and south tournament
/ and annexed the Schuylkil Valley
/ crown with Rodney Beck.
or Tnden's game. Paul Williams
secretary OF the United states Lawr
Tennis Association. has the following
TO say.
"Tliden depends on wide variet,
OF strokes. from a slow teasing twis
to a lightning like straight ball. From
the baseline he uses both the chol
and the drive, forehand and back
hand. When pressed he assays th'
net at every opportunity, dep ndinl
upon his great reach and agility Y
block attempted passes. Unusually
good headWork is the basis OF M
success.
He studies his opponents game an
rarely makes a mistake In judgment
on the whole he combines the mos
up-to-daie methods o. play possess
ing as he does. a sound back coui
! game and unusual vnlleYIng ablllll
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
JACK JOHNSON BACK
U.s., Is ARRESTED

SAN DIEGO, Calf, July d-Jsck
Johnson, former heavyweight cham
pion pugilist, crossed the interna-
tlonal boundary line from Mexico
near here yesterday and was arrested
by a deputy United states marshal.
johnson, who has been residing in
Tijuana, Mexico, several months, rode
In an automobile to the Mexican side
OF the boundary He shook hanus
with several Mexican officials, walked
10 the American customs house, pre-
sented his passports, and stepped
''vS5s When ar arrested. es Johnson grinned and
said: "All right, but, say, u sure Is
good 10 get back in the United states
again" The big negro seemed 70 De
In a Joyous mood, laughing and TAX
ing with those about HON.
CHICAGO. July 9i.-The United
| states district attorneys office IN
( Chicago announced, on receipt or ad-
vices that Jack johnson had been ar
rested near san Diego, that fhe action
would be taken until johnson Was
brought here. a.,
Johnson was convicted about lNe
years ago for vioation OF tne sl. Maui
/ act for Transporting Bertha ScnrelDei
from pittsburgh to Chicago for i'm
moral purposes. He was SENTENCED
10 serve one year in the House o.
/ Correction. and the decision was II
armed bv the United States Appel
late Court Before he was taken lC
Inc prison Johnson vanished forfeit
inc his $4,000 bond. The governmen
has been seeking him ever since.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
No GLOOM AMONG UNDERTtKERs

No GLOOM AMONG INDtltithtt@
The annual outing OF the Stale
Funeral Directors Association to be
held at Claymont on Tuesday, Au-
gust 10 promises to be. replete with
thrills. There will be baseball
game will be beween the "UnfOrlu-
mates" and the "Never Wassers."
on the "Unfortunates" are such
"stars" as "Jim" Chandler, former
one time star OF the early nlneties,
having played with SwarihmOre and
HOckessin, Del, teams; "Bill" Lynn,
who cavOrted In the Outfeld Tor
some fast teams in this city, when
the Wilmington A. AS were in their
prime, Jack Yasik. who Is one OF the
officials OF the st. Hedwlg team Of
the Catholic. League; "Chan" Geb-
hardt, OF New Castle, and Harvey
Nichols. who played with several
down State teams In years back.
On the single men are such players
OF repute as "Alf" Scott, OF the LOr-
raine Reserves; young jim" Chand-
Ter. OF Swarthmore Prep and more
recently OF the Grace Church team
Carl Kreinen, OF the former Merwlck
| team: piggy Dineen. who led the
! IAll-Wilmington League I'm batting
/ several years ago; Jimmy" Hearn
one time Brandywine player; and
Joe Killroy. who once had a tryoui
with the Athletics.
George NJ Fisher, who got his
knowledge OF the pastime from regu-
/ lar attendance at the games In this
city, when Jesse Frysinger and
/ Jimmy" Jackson had professional
teams here viii act In the capacity
Of umpire. Mr.. Fisher has Informed
all or the ball players that he will
strictly enforce the umpire batting
rule. which is in eject in the maiol
/ leagues.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
IINnEN WANTs GAlIEs

Iln11n \ 4 WOULD IIko % arrange
games with any team, whose ages
range from a 90 40 years.T line-up
Is as follows
Charles WadleY catcher; +. Gildea
pitcher. c. Hollahan. short stop. p.
Lynch. FIRST base. q. Chandler. second
base; ]. Gldea. third base; r. Kirk
land. left field. p Olszewski. conicr
npid; j Brown, rirht ncld. Address
Austin Gldca, 1926 Llnen street.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
HEY. YOu SAINTS. REPoRr,

81 HldWlg's, Of Lhe LaIh0Ilc TWi-
OF the Saints would like to have his
new players report for this game.
Thty are Jimmy Mayhart. McBright
and Bin Jennings The game viii be
played 40 the Third and Adams streets
grounds.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
IANDIITU SHADES LIBERTY.

Landlith defeated Liberty oecohus
Yesterday afternoon In fast game, :
10 Z. The heavy hitting OF Wood and
the big league pitching OF DAWSON
v.sre the features OF the game. TANK
was on the mound for Liberty.
Landlith would like to near from
any amateur team whose ages range
from "a to ~ years. Teams desiring
games should get In communication
with Charles Sample. 1872 Churth
street, or call 7SSi-W.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
ntsIIWORTu WILL PLAY KANE.

Play viii be resumed In the Grady
Pocket billiard championship tour
namont tonight when RushWOrth and
Kane Will meet at o'clock at tho
Grady Emporium.
RushwOrih has won nine games
and lost but one while Johnny Kane
his opponent who holds the Stale
title won seven and lost three In the
tournament so far
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
SHADES
HARLAN CRANEMEN

In a well-played game. Eastlako de-
feated the pick Of Harlan teams play
ing under the name OF Harlan Crane
men. The heavy hitting OF Hopewell
and the big league pitching OF Long
featured the game.
Eastlake Is without a game for
next Saturday and would like TO hear
from any flrst class team. Write 60
Manager Miller, or call W. C. patter-
son, phone 25i9.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Eastlake ............O 0 0 Q 0 %
Harlan Cranemen 100000 90
Hits-On Long, A.: of Green. 6.
TwO-base hits-Hopewen. Bunting.
Three-base hit-Sterndale Struck out
by Long. Q; by Green. G. stolen
bascs-palterson, 2. Sierndale
Bounds. 2; Baldwin. .; Hopewell, 2.
Sacrifice hits-Bullock. Baldwin. Hil
by pitched ball-pattcrson. Bunting
Bases on bals-on Long. 3; or
Green. 3.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
ST. HEDWlG's.
SCORE NJ INNINGS

81 HodWigs .......-....V ,. W
ST. Thomas .............u U . A-a
Thrcc-hase hit-ElWood. IWo-haso
lhit-Rorcrs Struck out-hy Pas
qualo 9: by Malloy, T. Bases on balls
on pasQuale. 3, on Malloy, D. Ht
lby pllchor-pasQuale. Jmpire-Cun-
I lninghdm.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
nDCErS DEFEATED NIGHT Owls

NUGGETS DEFEATED NIGHT OWLS
The Ninth Ward Boys were back
on the job Monday night when
yellow Joe" The star third basemen
hit two doubles for the Nfldgels and
was up for the third time when the
game was called on account Of dark
ness with three men on base.
l.. Sund. for The Aldgels pitched a
good same allowing the night owls
but Two hits.
The Midgeis would like TO receive
challenges from any fast team In this
city whose players are between the
ages OF "A and 40 years. send Chal-
longes 10 David S. Caufman, iii2
Pullman Place or Room 4ii5 dupont
/ Building. Wilmington.
Score by innings.
r. II. z
Ninth W. Mid. .... 5O0ix-6
Night Owls ..... 5000 x-i 2
-Mldgcts-Sund, Dutton
shepperd. Night Owle-McCarthy
Holmes.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
American League

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Washington-Detriot not scheduled
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
pARKERs TRIM FAIRVIFW,

-Richardson Park Suburban League
team defeated FairvleH last night, 10
10 4. The heavy hitting OF the park
boys and the extra heavy hitting OF
J Brodley, Nicholas and Wintrup
featured The score
RICHARDSON PARK.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
NEIGnnnnIInnn IIITs A pnnTEsT.

Nclghhorhaad or the All-WilmIng-
ton League has protested the game
PLAYED last Saturday with ihe Dell-
ance Club when they declared Umpire
Williams erred in allowing runner
to score ON an Interference play.
Action ON tho protest VIII probably
be taken at the weekly meeting OF
the league. 60 be held at the Evening
journal office on Friday night.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Tsirview ............OiOOOOOOO-i 1
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

Statesmen, agents and managers
should use the Want Ads 90 secure
profitable positions.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

Don't wait for success TO come 10
you, command it 10 come 10 you by
means OF a Want Ad.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
American League
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National Ieaque

Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
ST. HEDWIG LOSES
TIE FIGHT FOR LEAD
STANDING on mn CIUBs.
Thursday Nights SEIZED

st. AIMS and Brownson same post
poncd.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
RuBHU A TNYT7NTHTHWi11t Al
~ Il AlSV lvllEIO O9D
IIAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RESULTS
NuffnuuN QuUma

Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, 2.
New York, D; Pittsburgh, ?.
Chicago, o. Boston, 4.
Philadelphla-St. Louis, not sched-
uled.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

By defeating St. Hedwig In a Catho-
i, League game last night. ST.
Thomas Is now tied for the league
lead. The Hedgovillo OUTFIT went
down 90 defeat by a 10 o score.
Lefty" pasQuale was on the
mound for the ylclors and held the
league leaders To a pair OF hits while
Malloy held the S. Thomas crew TO
four. Il.
The fans are on edge for The big
game tomorrow nighi at Chrlstlna
Park when The ST. Thomas team will
square or with the st. Mary's boys.
While 81. HedWig Will cross willows
with the st. AIMS combination who
are In fourth place, al the Military
grounds. Score.
ST. THOMAS.
r.. H. q. A. f.
Ceoff m d 0
Evening journal., 1920-07-21

ST. Hcdwig's and 81. AIMS at Mill
tary grounds.
st. Thomas and st. Mary's at Chris
tiana Park.
Brownson and ST. Elizabeth's not
scheduled.
Evening journal., 1920-07-21
American League

50. Louis, 5; Athletics, Z.
Chicago. Z; New York, 3.
New York, 6; Chicago, 3 lsecond
game).
Cleveland. Q; Boston. 8 az innings). .
Detroit, Z; Washington, 6 10 in
nings).
Detroit, ?; Washington, second
camel
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
DO THE PEOPLE WANT
THE 1. AND r.?

That the people are IN favor of an
Initiative and Referendum law is
shown by the decisive vote in favor of
| the present law. which was adopted by
vote of 81 1867 to 39111. despite de
termihed opposition by some strong in
| fluenceS.
However this law was so drawn that
construction has been placed upon
it by the courts almost opposite that
intended by its trainers,
The people who depend upon Seeur-
ing needed legislation through the leg
islature are frequently disappointed
and. under the old method of depend
ing wholly upon the legislature. had no
way of compelling obedience to their
demands. 1t is true that if a represent
tions they could refuse 20 return him
to the legislature. But this did not
give them the Legislation they wanted
hence demand for more direct legis-
legislation through the initiative and
referendum. which was intended to
place the controlling power of the state
where it properly belongs-in the
hands of the people. The present iniria-
tive and referendum law. of course,
was thought to be good but it was the
first law of this kind in Arkansas and
was much in the way of experiment.
and, naturally, showed defects upon
trial The principal differences in
Amendment No Is. and the present
| initiative and referendum law are
| here presented.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
ARKANSAS NATURAL GAS en-

he State is protected. and the proof
should devolve upon the opponents TO
prove the signatures illegal otherwise
the most meritorious measures could
be defeated by challenging the genuiHe-
ness of the signatures and delaying the
investiga tons until the election.
In view of the above the proposed
Amendment No. Is requires the OBJ
jector to furnish the proof that the
names are illegally signed.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
Gives the People a Chance.

/ ). Under the present law no ma tier
how popular measure may be with
| the people nor how great the number
of signatures obtained to initiate it, 1t
can be thrown into the Supreme Court.
before decision could be rendered by
that body the election would have oc-
Cured and the measure would he left
| off the ballot, and of course. could not
be voted upon and the will of the peo-
pie again defeated.
The proposed Amendment No. 13 pro
videS that when the petition is referred
to the Supreme Court. and, cannot be
heard in time for the election. that il
shall be placed upon the ballot just
the same and the people given an op-
portunity 70 express their desires
G. II was undoubtedly the intention
of the present initiative and referen-
dunn law that the people should have
the power of initiating a. many amend
ments as they desired, but the courts
differed upon its Interpretation, the
ma ority contending that the former
law was unchanged and that only three
amendments could be submitted AT one
cleo. ION. regardless of whether they
were submitted by the legislature.
int lated by the people or both. This
Interpretation makes it possible for the
people to be deprived of the power TO
| initiate any amendment. as the legis-
laturc might submit three amendments
in which case the people could not
initiate any. The proposed Amend
ment No II makes this plain by espec-
tally providing that the people may
submit any number of amendments
| hey choose.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
Challenging Signatures.

1. Under the present law. If there
is any opposition to petitions. oppon-
ents can challenge a sufficient number
of sigma lures to prevent its appearing
Oh the ballot although these signatures
may be genuine. But. as the petition
ers are scattered all over the State. ii
is not only an expensive process to es-
;ablish the validity of these sigma
lures, but almost an impossibility to
do. at any cost. in time to get the
measure placed upon the ballot before
election, thus keeping it off, which is
usually the sole object of its oppon-
ents. Now. there is a heavy penalty
attached to illegal signing. or illegality
on the part of the solicitor, and he has
to swear to the correctness of his list
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
Local Legislation.

{. 1t is we'll understood in the State
the extent to which local legislation
has burdened the legislature. 1T was
clearly the intention of che present
initiative and referendum law to pro
vide that local legislation should be
handled by the locality interested, but
the court decided that this provision in
the law was not operative. consequent
ly local legislation is still Il burden tC
the legislature.
The proposed Amendment No. IL pro
yides that local legislation shall be
handled by the community affected,
and also provides safeguards whereby
local legislation shall not conflict with
state laws
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30

Yes, yeading the field That is what the Texas Su-
perior Oil Company is doing Conservative farsighted
investors hurryng Stock is selling very fast In this
big Texas giant dividend paying oil company
The seasons for this rush is their THREE PRODUC-
ING OIL WELIS-another we'll soon to come in and
spudding in the fifth well-their 2,10O acres which
checkerboard the great Texas oil feds-their MONTH
LY DIVIDENDS and the management of the company
by conservative, square dealing oil-wse men.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
Our Holding Checkerboard
Worlds Greatest Oil Fields

The above map shows only portion
Of our valuable holdings 1t shows
our producing wells in Wichita eoun-
ty. the wonde roll field of the world,
and the largest producing county in
the Mid Continent field. Look at this
list of valuable acreage-it covers
Texas most important fields.
Eighty acres between Kemp Munger
Allen and Electra. Two producing
wells are on this tract. Also our three
rigs. which are working day and night.
The production in this field has II
much longer life than that of other
sect ions.
1000 acres in Montgomery County,
near Houston Two q the best known
biologists in Texas claim the mother
pool Of oil will be found on this
structure
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF NEVADA
COUNTY, ARKANSl
Warning Order

The Defendant Hettie Spence
warned to appear in this court with
thirty days, and answer the comphi
of the plaintiff. Ed Spence.
August 31st. 1920.
fSEALl \. :. MeG0UGH
Clerk of the Chaneery Court of NeyS
County, Arkansas. ~
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
IN THE CHiNCERY
COURT OF NEVADA
COUNTY, ARkANSi
Warning Order

The Defendant Maybell Livingston
warned to appear in this court WIN
thirty days. and answer the eompAA'
of the plaintiff. Arthur Livingston
August 31St. 1920.
fSFAIl A. s. McG0UGH ]
Clerk of the Chancery Court of NeVsll
County. Arkansas. VI
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
The Emergency Clause.

/. The present law provides that i'll
case of necessity of immediate legisla-
ton. the legislature may attach an
emergency clause to measure which
prevents its being referred to the pee
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
Majority Shall Rule.

s. There seems to he some do,tbt as
to whether the present law cl'arly in
dicates that majority of the votes
east ON IA measure may carry it, or
whether it requires a ajority of the
greatest vote cast fo l9Ay officer
IN the proposed Amendment No. IL 1t
is made clear tina. only majority vote
of those cast on the measure Itself is
required to adort.
1t will he nc-ed by the above that all
of the changes are designed to do away
with "jol,erS" tina, seriously impair the
efficiency of the present law, and pre-
sent streng arguments for the adoption
of an e.ldment No IL.
Amendment No. IL will he submitted
to tie electors OF The state Mt the next
general election to be held Tuesday,
November >, 1920.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF NEVADA
COUNTY, ARKAyS
Warning Order

Warning Order
The Defendant Tom Taylor
warned to appear in this court with
thirty days. and answer the couplaiI
OF the plaintiff, Patsy Taylor in !,
above styled case.
August 31st, 1920.
(SEAL) A. s. McGOrGH
Clerk of the Chaneery Court Of yeyad
County, Arkansas. al
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-09-30
Now Paying 2per ct. Monthly Dividends
ApdII eBenfr heLa Months
And Have Been for the Last 6 Months

The Texas Superior Oil Company is drilling just
north of the famous KEMP MUNGER-AILEN FIELD
Their fourth we'll should come in within the next ten
days In this field they have spudded in their fifth
WELL the Superiors drilling program calls for 90 wells
Many fortunes have already been made-immense
profit returns going into fattened bank accounts
right this minute from this great oil field. But short
distance away there gushers. The Gulf Refining Co.
have production all sides of S00-barrel we'll