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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-08
Times Demand Better Livestock
s Breeding

Livestock men throughout the state
consider the present a splendid time
for the farmer to improve his stock
at small cost. Success with livestock
depends upon perseverance, upon stick
ing by it through thick and thin if
you are determined to make the grade,
stated George j.. Baker, extension
livestock specialist of the Agricultur-
al College today, upon his return from
several days Of field work in the state.
"Among cattle men a little more at
tention is being given to breeding
stock this year. Other farmers rea-
lie that right now is a good time to
buy good breeding stock and bulls at
q reasonable price. There are I'M
doubtedly more mares bred in the
state this spring than in recent years,
and there is, of course, slight up
ward tendency in price also. Hogs
and sheep are being bred in normal
numbers"
Livestock used in Boys and Girls
judging contests held in few coun-
ties Of the state, preliminary to coun-
ty and state contests, were placed
during the past week by Mr.. Baker.
His schedule for the coming few weeks
includes: Stutsman county farm
bureau picnic, Jamestown, June z, at
which Mr.. Baker will discuss pork
production; a series of II livestock
management demonstrations through
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-08
Schools Asked to Warn Children Away
From Railroad Yards

The practice Of parents and guar
dams of sendig their children into rail
road yards to pick up coal and allow
ing them to go over to the railroad
yards and sweep out cars or to play
will have to be discontinued, accord
ing to a plan Of campaign which is
being inaugurated by the railroads in
Minot with the cooperation of the
police and the Juvenile Court officials.
This practice is not only fraud with
great danger to the children, but is
against the State law, and the cooper
alton of the people of Minot in bring
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ing about an abstinence OF this null
sance. Children have been caught
under strings of cars which the switch
engine was about to move, and it has
on several occasions, been only by
lucky chance that injury and death
were averted.
The following letter has been ad-
dressed to the Superintendent of the
City Schools, in the hope that the mat
ter would be brought to practically
all the boys and girls in the City in
this way, and through them to the
parents.
Minot, N. D.
May q, 1922.
Mr.. L. A. White,
Supt. Of Schools,
Minot, N. Oak. -.'-
Dear Sir:
FREQUENT complaints have been
coming to us that children from five
years of age and upwards are allowed
70 wander around in the railroad
yards and among cars in the yards in
the city of Minot; in fact, they are not
only allowed to do this but apparently
are sent there by their parents, with
carts, wagons, baskets, pals or sacks
to pick up coal, sweep grain from
cars and carry away other materials
out of the railroad yards.
Vacation time will soon be here and
the children will have more time, and
consequently additional trouble may
be anticipated in this connection. So
would like to have you to cooperate
with US in bringing to the attention
of the children and through. them to
their parents the danger Of this prac-
tice.
Children have been frequently
found around cars that were being
switched and there is a large element
of personal danger to the children
which also applies to grownup people
who are frequently found under SINH
lar circumstances.
We would like to call attention to
the law of North Dakota, which pro-
vides that any children who habitual-
ly wander around the railroad yards
or tracts without authority, or jumps
or attepmts to jump into a moving
train or enters any car or engine with
out lawful authority are called delin-
quent children and subject to the care
of the Juvenile Court, and also that by
removing personal property from the
yards, even though it be Of very small
value, CIllluIeIl are guilty u peLlC ldI-
ceny.
1t is the wish of the police authori-
ties Of Minot and Of the railroad COM
panies, and Of the Juvenile Commits
sioner to avoid not only accidents, but
the necessity Of bringing these child
rem into the Juvenile Court. We feel
that this can be done in a thorough
manner through the schools system,
but if the custom is continued after it
has been brought to the attention Of
the children and parents, the authori-
ties expect to take such steps as may
be necessary to stop this practice. The
fact that more than five thousand
trespassers are killed by the railroad
every year shows that the danger is
real and not imaginary and that the
railroad companies and city authori-
ties are taking these steps for the pro-
lection Of those whom this letter may
concern and not as punishment.
Yours truly
c. B. Davis, Juvenile Commissioner,
L. NJ. Byrne, Chief Of Police.
M. j. Wegener, Spl. Agt. G. N. Ry
E. ]. Sexton, Spl. Agt. 500 Line,
I
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out the state, June 8 to 10; livestock
demonstrations and judging contests,
Mckenzie county, June Is to Fl; the
statewide livestock meeting at Coop
erstown, June % to "a.
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exclusively under ground. A few re-
ports have been received of this
species spreading east Of the river in
Emmons and Burleigh counties. Coun-
ty agricultural agents are making a
special study Of the pest and are
getting farmers to try out different
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according to information received at
the North Dakota Agricultural Col
lege. Little is known regarding this
species of cutworm, which apparently
cannot be controlled thru poisoning,
due to the fact that it feeds almost
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-08

Cutworms Appearing in Slope Counties
Pale western cutworms are again
damaging the grain and crops in
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-08

Maize E. Wehrkamp, publisher Of
the Ray Pioneer, has shown consider
able enterprise by installing limo
type machine.
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methods of killing the worms or plac-
ing them under control
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
VARSITY LOSES
DEBATE TO TEAM
FROM CALIFORNIA
Negative Side Given
Decision by Two to
One Vote

Wgn a victory ln their crown tho
University OF gouthorn California
icbntcrs ic0 To-day FOR San Antonio.
Tex where they viii meet the
team OF tho Ievaa Christian col
lego
Tho ~Canfuruinus laFt night de-
fcaicI OBJ" University of New N,s-
eco ar Ro1ey hall boy uphoiding tine
negative side Of the question. Re-
solved That Industrial court for
thr judicial settlement 81 Industrial
Disputes should hc established by
ne several slaie. Th, deci-
sion of the Judges was TWO 90 ono.
Tho local institution was repre-
sonted by Kenneth Wilkinson and
rh.sles caldwell aud the visitors
b. Roland " Maxwell and Marie
IcGuinnoss
rryoutu Tor tho local team which
viii d." matched agnins, the ruI-
tegsity Dt Arizuuu mere on March
ju Will be- holi go The Institution toe
morrow afternoon. The tryuuts
are o. be h.id urdor the auspices
20. So, i.uWtu Literary fuyicty
Tho judges OF The dobatr last
uiRnt we're e., "a Buti-. carl Magoo
a.g 3D. ~ urniul
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MILLINERY

FIEST CINSs MILLINERY -0d fsi.
made over. new ones mada 90 order
yury reasonable 5e4 Wet Tiioras
phnnr J21J Mr. D. G. COLEMAN.
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[ rri1 ur,I,tred by M. fowr
$40 80. A .e, El ~, r4rb
whtcr r,ns-t. ,f co1i III ,vtre
.~,t -r,r-f ,, mon r.r. which
taI.1 o.. ~. .r.r f-,p. 81 IN,
-,.-.t.r Dirc,t rsrr,rt from an
+'ssin ,,,rrr mo, usu,iiv "a a
-cs'~r. nFito vat,s fiovvs through
~. .,r. I'D vtr. v,.tn1 in on-
..,. I-I-..tl,,- =, ft.f ndfnInInr
4.f4 No b,,. ms n-tt,rrnfeiv
,t mi ..,tb n,i4rrv nm.
.. .f ,,rrr.,s n,a.inr tbroueh
- ,,1. rr,n inc nutsid, sourea
..1.t4t,J fy -, v.rithin rosist.
.rt Ir,trlrJ AL fb, circuit
f.,.. Ia. ronmoniv Nnoyvn
asa ,t.,et.t
r $50 I'D .,lrr,rt thr,,trb the
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p;osram l..

Tho ends OF The coil are con
rrctrd tu rings called collector
rims and al outside circuit cou-
srtrI leo brushes which bear upon
lhc surface ut sine rings RcNoiu-
HDu Of ilr coil Induces "a current
which u,trrnafc= back and forth
fhrobGh tho external circuit Of
lend CD. % this arrangement Is
further developed by revolving
many coi's 90 wire In a strong mag
motto field formed by several pairs
of magnetic poles. We have tho al
tcrn'fluE current generator In
present usc
TIN following diagram ? shows
the essential features Of "A four
pole alternating current generator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
Fifteen Minutes of
Radio Each Day
By
EDWARD M. DAVIS
Formerly Technical Electrical
Expert for G. s Government.


httfffAittht- 'dfffNN es'h'fatnf
For marine insiailn IONS. In the
operation OF radio communication
grom snip 90 shore. the alternating
current generator Is IN general aao
as a source ~ electrical energy
when Installed On O vessel a b.
usually mechanically rotated by b.
inc coupled 20 "a motor ana con-
Ncrts this mechanical energy Int
electrical energy Tor usc In tho OPP
Grafton 81 thf radio Translator.
Tho method by which the altcrnaf-
inH curr,nf generator develops
electrical energy Will Dc cNplainud
iu this lesson.
When "a coil Of wire resoiycs N
magnetic finld OF constant
Htrcngth and the lines ~ force
through the coil Increase or de-
GREASE nj ID uniform rate. an clcr-
trical current ia induced lu tho
coil TIE amount o. this Induced
curf0ut dcucnda upon the rapidly
Of rotation ~ tive coil and the
ctrcnEfh sf tho magnetic flcid
through which u cuts The eur
rent in the revolving coil flow ia
M direction. during haif q rcNoiu-
tion through the magnetic field and
In the rovprsn direction during the
other half revolution IN other
words an alternating current iH de-
voiuu.d hv the revolution Of this
closed coil % wire In tho magnetic
Geld M itH simplest form an az
ternafing current generator H.
shown in diagram , whore q slngl"
coil rcvolvca iu the magnetic field
p.tuhtl-hpl hy the magnetic poles
go and tS).
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Alb RUGBY blrycls nrsi class
lon sto' iaoo y hisA ~
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CHICAGO. March heat
tended downward IU urID, today
during the ,arlN Ir affected
more hy aDscn.p uf arE G~sgreasiN'
demand than hy IrN special haur-
lrh d"pvelopmput l'Hr snIlIuE which
NHs ~ % scattered character came
m,dly. from coWWI. lHu houses
som, notice wac ftE.u Ur dispatch
c- indicating that AIRS rinr wheat
could ho delivered boo Huropu much
cheaper tuau shlpufuts no present
urlc,s from tho lufIrf states ur
Canada The uuDuiur which varied
from unchanged figure. BOO : cent
lower with Mug .Hfa fu i.
aud July 81 -ui Zoo 90 w1s
followed hs "a material setback ail
round
slowucs. uf shipping iugui.y
counted ts 1 w-ethyuiur I%uflIout"
ON pa, Nllus uf corn and Oafs Amor
opening p 90 a cent? lower MAY
% b tp tlt fhr cora market uu-
derwcnt ON additional sdr
oats started % shade luwDr io BE-
like advance MAY aN uud lHt't
.iuNpd msd,rIt, general lHsc
Dowufuru- In 800, price off rn-
were reflected uy One provision
market
subsequently. good report from
the southwest and tho European
supply had q hcarlsh Influence in
wheat Prices ciotod heavy. rs 60
aA ccnts not lower
Rallies 10 coru that ensured tail-
cd to last The close waa weak o.
to ia cents not CO.. liuca,
Close
wheat May St34A July Sil3
corn Nav cote. july tfc
Oats MAJ a7Ac. july 59hc
Putk MAY 5000.
Lard May Sl0az, July Nil'.
Ribs July $40 .2
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CiIC-NGD March 2i-buiitf
unchanged
Eeg- lower. receipts eIItf
caasa nrsfs ean 23h ordinary
flrsts elW.. mi fceIiuueous
ff-a
pouitry aIltr hhgDr. fowls 20
sprIugH %. rou4tDrs 49,
Poiatnes dun. receipts so care
total O. s shipments 80 ars Wa
cuu.in sacked round whft, %
on 90 cwt DO bulls &i6'Frl7 10
cwt. NluuD-nru sacked rod rivers
sIss ,wt Minnesota sacked round
whites st.db Hi.tt cwt, colorado
sacked round whites go cwt
Montana sacked rugsct rurals 81 81
rwt. Idaho sacked rurnls 81 1914
q 80 CwI
KANSAS CITY. March 90 Egea
2. cent higher firsts .2 ccuts
nuut,r and poultry unchanged
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Harm Takes Hindoos
To FL Paso Today

John Harm. local immigration Of
nccr. lrn this morning faT ~ Iaso
with eight Hluduoa who arr
charged win violating the imnd-
grafton laws ny crossing the border
~ fhuuf uurF nnrf4 FfvC Of fnean
mon were tHh from tho train al
firinn SATURDAY and the uthtrf
have been held Cor some time
The hiudnos viii probably be-
hnck tn their own country and
iwn of them nt least Will b. proc
e-Ui l- hciur rcspnuaihle for the
others Mr Harm stated hafur~
aasine There II SIN onr ilin-
doc lelur h,id an The county iaii
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ais0O-5 room. neN. white stuceo Lunga.
lte uak noors, builtrn features. com.
piately furnished. Including player pi
ano grfaEc fth ward VIII reil IN
furnished. " desired Easy terms.
- i1p-f room hfick. modern. good ioca
uou. close in AHl ward FarnEe lava
remunf walls.
~, 500 room pressed brick hunralow
modem, well bnilt garage v SILVER
Ave.
f3AtO-i-rOom white stucco bum
Enlow. uak floors. bulit-in fea-
lures. garage: fourth ward.
A. FLElSCIIER, Realtor
Loans. Fire Insurance. Automobile IN.
snrauce end all other lines u Insurance
surety Bonds.
Phone ga III South Fourth 81.
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o R~ENT-Rooms

foR RENT Room 5l6 Wcsi topper
foR RENT-FurniAhed front room 40
" Cold.
FOR KENT-Ofncs room. STATE Hotel
a2i W Central Ave.
FOR RENr-Lovely furnished room. TAG
south Walter.
fOR REhT-Cumfortahia sieepins room.
s25o pcr week rhane ft5iR
fOn RkNT-Lisht hoassleoplng rooms
also office room 121 Weat Central
fOR RENT-larse front bedroom. nicely
furnished, close In No sick sO7 W
Cold
FOR NkAf-Twa rooms or light house
tecuinE. or ruuips and board. Phone
1909 r.
ron RENT-Tue roams private home
good Location nesr Robinson Park
Az conyenieneos 2i6 n Ninth.
FOR RLNT-scroered porche-, houss.
keeping apartments and roemA. 4 y
south second street
f0R HINT strictly hish class room
northeast und south Exposure soath.
east s%leerinE porch private home hest
residential distrieti foniluHian preferred
no SICK Can go.
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TsALF -EFcrpilonAI haffaIns N
tries. 3ans and B0ysh Also
spotlights slightly used Prices
|hAsnnable. McintoAh Auto Co.
Copper Ave
|HONfk AND HoRSs-Sew aud
Fins-fhene ao2-J
|At.E Grape Cuttings Black Mel
White Verdels. Zlnfandei. CatAu-
Cnnrords. Phone 80
PURITY BUTTER" fresh
4 creamery daily. AlamosA Cream
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ROOMS Wl4a BOARD

TuR RENT Room and board All new
beds $50 South broadway Miss Auara
Dow all Phone 1871 ".
FIksr CLASS table board Raics W
500 CO.. vorh reasonable. ga n Third
ROOM AND BOARD-Glassed iu nleepIug
porch nIitat.. fnr two southeast rs.
poslrc lIt Nufth Maple Phone 1880
ItASERNAr-uSs may nov BE- had At
ST JOHNS eAAAIpRIIM tfriHra.
pHll RATES eiT5n t1 s25 90 per
ee"s lncludes private room with
sleeping porch connected 20 bath and
toilet Medical care mrdieincs, general
nurling Excellent meals. tray service
SO ratfaH an rooms have steam heat
hot and cold ulnnins water Rev. W
II Iiogler Superintendent
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MUST SACRIFICE

HIGHLAND TIRE a RUBBER
WORKS
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LEhnlSG STRAINS White Orpingtons
4 Rhode Island Reds. eggs TOT
haicling Write iur prires. AiuinHf
V.rlE tn snH Acacia Rev Mexico.
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AiE-oHe 6iae and one srhy high
! porcelain nnre lat yrarf price
, viii sasrifire Cor si.7 20 10
al stock. Price h complete with
i front delivered and rsi no THIS
biggest bargain We have had 20
L. many months. Star furniiure
HI phrne 400 W iia West 0old
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FOR RENT-Apartments

fOh ENA-ApdfLInentS
FOR RENT-rwo looms mmifhed for
hnusekeepins no tick ti4 W silver
TOR RENT-Thrce rnora steam heated
apartment snd bath. Albuquerque
Hotoi anew North second.
fuR RtNr- Furnished apartment. newly
furnished Close IN 2us n saith
FOR RENT-Ncv high class apartment,
facing Highland PARK y A Hammond
80 tasi Silver lhapc ia22
FOR RENr-furnisAed apartment; hEhL
water nti heat Crane Apartments.
.t3 North seventh.
FOR KENT-Raoms ior light hoasstssp.
inE aQ7 n Third ~ Phone a65.J.
FOR RENT- Unbranded apartment.
Chrap. Can Mckinley Land A Lum-
bet 90 Telephone 100
TWO partly furnished roons Tor light
hous-keeping iioh : second 81
Foh REAT-Lafge font room well
furnished 10 drsirHble part ~ town
rsssenahls rent 40 West rIeras Ave-.
FOR RENr Three room furnished apart.
ment steam heat. hot and cold water
hrhts and telephone paid. A2ih Soath
Broadway
hon RENT Two room a%naffnunt Cod
Housekeeping clean aud cninplete one
block from postafhru and Central Avsnne
22n Wet Cold
FOR KENT-rhree room uruishoi apsri.
mont uico front rooms Adluininr bath.
hut aud cold waicf also 2 room fprn shed
Naertment nice sunny front rpunts. Wa
tor paid TN caf lint Near santa
20 shops 00t South Third.
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FOR NkAf-rwa rooms 'ur light house
teouiHs. or ruoiR1 and board Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

accilmated trees from the
ucrque Nurseries. Get cat
IBox ale. Albuquerque. n. NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS

WAAIEA-lArsiul kodsk finishing b.
master photographer twice daily ser
vice. Remcmher. satisfaction fuasan
iosd srad yonr hnishlng to a reliable
rttahlished finn Hanna 4 Hanna,
Master Photographer
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PERSONAL

WHAT WORRIES Yuui
WHITTIER your trnrhlrs are love
health naney or marriage write fuil}
strict cnrfdfnre Prompt peIaonal reply
We holm tauuHauuH tnut inlfmsn
Div H1T 1874 North Second. Alau
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ffAaa .I .u.k st,ndy 90 stroas
good tu ..H. COW 5 3D. SHsft-a
better grades hcii"IH |gcucrIIn
ft.tOH 900. 800 other cla-4.,
around steady q and cutters
generally Hitf most bulls
o - $50. rra,ucll top $500.
good i.sItr. t,.uu.l4 .au. most
siock,rH b. uU u nU.
Hos receipts 1000. averaging
around steady, lights mostly steIay
ID lU cents lower. u.hrIa sloals 600
Htrun- closing wcak. TOP 5000.
100 Goo -z5 pounG Weiratt mo.fi.
st 800 n lc 90. 200 200 500 pound o.
9 90 70 ah5 packer top $40 uJ
.u.A 900 -iioa et4Hu 4U..H throw
oct ruw- generally $500 us Col.
best STOCK pigs $40, bulA pooa
kinds $4,000 30.
rlHHp Receipts 10000 sheep
strong lambs Do tu la cruts h,znri
lu. S.. -o. bulk early sales yl45a
H .sl.
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Houses

ALk-Fve-rsom modern house.
IN and convenient TO shpps. ago
eAi
|iLE -Tka Fraft~rs getting double
L. Tor urpperiY don't meet your
do iiare .. your uhoire u
houses fur si.aun o. - Huus oil
.nrnlshed now come lnyrfigaie
lea Room T. fut National
pilding "A Reason why"
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FOR Typewriter

rOR SALE TNPEwRiTERs-An kinds.
both new and second hand. bought
cue T~ypeWritef Iaehange. phune g0g-J.
i22 South FOURTH ~
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Livestock
a ANNNs CITN

KANSAS CITY. Mo March ~
cattle receipts 500. beef aiogrs
generally steady Co % cents hish.r
ton hoavios $500. rarly salcs 81 u.
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ron RENT-Houses

FOR RENT Modern furnished cottage
q no n. and f.as.rd Boz .lcapr. porch
on c%arlIHo AFpIs 1918 s. Edlth
TuW RENT Nicely furnished sig room
lHcl house with glassed in sleeping
porch tii Soaih Waller Phone 7f9I
FOR RENT-Neu fonr. room furnished
r.tEast lu the Highland. Phone
11l a Is Miintr aiab Vet Central
FOR RENT Nicely furnished bungalow
fnr housekeeping consists 81 uvtng
room, kitcherstfe. tNn sleeping porches.
uut and cold running water cleric
range. 5000 per month. fhor4 Dr..
HnfUfrf aHH
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FARMs N

fUi4 Na|l- tuus,H ua.r. 900 H'r.H
Fttrth .rst r-lc lsut
BIO urENiNG fatm and stoek ''nds ~
heautfuI ohama Valley thif tpring
WRITE Is Merun. Ctama - ~
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OPPORTUNITIES

Tho Vaughn OH field 10 s-ln 20 have A
snrp lsinE uauhrr ~ staudnrd rgs tun
uirE one company alone bringing IN
Ton rigs four 81 them to 30 nu thr gr1uni
Do MAJ o. tEusllsh Boz restsl This
boz addition i1 The ones tho Mesa Leon Oh
coming IN with four standards Guoi
assists orpect more n%ctiviiy b. ihis fisld
durirs this sumucr than anywhere on
ROCKY Mountain slope
The Mesa Leon on Twst is dHll'ar 20
shallow fands -shuuld drl iu first welt
not later than April I Shares have
r~eccntly advhnced to $500 aud ss1t 10
ndynnee again These shares will soon
be- bringing 500 90 each. regardless ~
our other wslis being contracted from
timo 10 'ime and deep tests starting on
cNcfJ eide - us 20 o. make ihis lne ~
tho ,rrs beet pisvs Tor large and quick
returns that We have ever seen
write us. that we may uNplain fully
iust why We are making these statement
We Will ch,erfuilv seIpiy you with copy
noted c-oloEists % the world. saying Tint
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FOL SALE
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