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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
woAAN's .I.CB PICNIC
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

Nearly t~o hundred persons par
ficipaied ia the Filler womsn's club
first ANNUAL picnle held on the George
Erbsrdt lawn north Of here Friday
evening.
The families OF club members we're
guests at the osr party. which vas
thoroly enjoyed. both socially and
from an epieurean standpoint Idesl
weather conditions added to the
pleasure Of skz event Use committee
In charge. ana to whom credit Is due
for the success OF the picnic includ-
ed Mrs. r r. Moore. chairman; Mrs.
r. d. Conner. Mrs. George Leonard.
Mrs. II. v. H2mmerqulst and Mrs. H.
Z. Mcmillan. The hospitality OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Erhsrdt was greatly
appreciated BY AL those present.
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TO MEET
IN CONVENTION
JULY 27-28 AND 20
Local Delegates VIII be Named nj
Meeting "Wednesday Night
Here

Hundreds OF seryice-men In all
parts OF Idaho will trek TO Nampa
this month. when the fourth annual
Convention Of the American Legion.
Idaho department. will convene there
on July ~ aud continue for three
days. Reports reaching state head
quarters indicate an unusually large
attendance.
Hanford McNider. National Com
mander OF the American Legion. has
definitely accepted the invitation OF
1.-THE Idaho Department 20 attend the
convention. lie will arrive In Nam
pa ON July 26 aud will attend the
opening session Arrangements have
been completed for him to address
the convention and also 10 give pub
he address.
General John Pershing may al
50 attend the convention. lie will be
in Montana a few days before the
convention opens. a fact which has
encouraged Nampa Legionaires "a
hope that he may be induced 10 Wis.
Il their city At the time OF their con
ventlon. An Invitation for him 10 do
20 has been extended TO him through
the war Department.
Business men Of Nampa have pleds
ed $1,000 10 the Aampa Legion post
with ~hich TO provide entertainment
for the er-seryice men who will be
guests OF the city for the three days
A baseball tournament between the
teams Of the Western Idaho league
boxing and wrestling carnival.
monster banquet for al delegates
aud visitors. blk dance. and msns
other attractive features are being
planned for Convention week.
The last night 81 the conventions
rlil BE- turned over 20 Les societe des
20 Homnes II ; chevsux. the play
ground OF the American Legion.
This Organization viii stage q prom
enade. = banquet and Initiation OF
eandi dates from all parts Of the
state
Delegates from the filer post "a
the convention Win be named at
meeting 20 be held at tbs village OF.
fees II O'Clock Wednesday even
iing
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TWO BASEBALL
GAMES PLAYED
DURING WEEK
Proteges Of A.. II. Ripley Put np Coed
Brand of HAIL. hut faii to
Win Contest

The Filler baseball nine suffered
two defeats this week, the first being
by Hansen. Ia contest sunday. in
which the final score was 10 10 ,,
and the other was experienced Tues
day morning az Twin Falls. when the
local aggregation crossed bats with
Eden. in a Fourth OF July game. The
results this time we're TO 4. How
ever, these were Pliers second and
third games OF the season. and Man
ager e. II. Ripley and his men are
being congratulated for the results
obtained by the team under the dir
ficulties of little training and a poor
practice field.
Schaefer. pitching for Filler. held
the mound for the first five or siA
innings in both game, putting up an
excellent brand OF ball He was dis
placed by Duvall in the Hansen
game. and by Dingle in the Eden con
test. Schaefer struck out six men in
two innings in the Eden tilt
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
RADIO
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
TROUBLE SHOOTING
How TO Detect and Remedy the
Open Circuit, Short Circuit
and Leakage.

Radio circuits are subject 10 the
same his that the ordinary power
circuits are subject TO- However, TO
cure them il not such a difrieuit task
as might be suppss ed. especially II
some logical procedure Is used.
II a receiver is We'll pnl together In
the nrst place aud all contacts and
other paris gone over once Ia a while,
there is no reason Nhy there should
be any trouble But the human be-
ing is prone Ia err. 80 that FOR the
once ia while ihal IL liable TO hap
pen, this article viii be- devoted to
the explanation "f Nhal might happen
10 a simple re.,eiNr ~ nnd the best way
10 fix IL.
The usual troubles OF the receiver
fall under one Of tie following three
headings;
An open circuit
"A short circuit.
3-Leakage.
An open circuit can mast easily be
detected by means OF a series lamp.
Nearly every one has available the or
binary 40 volt lighting rirceit. Take
an ordinary extension cord ami cut
one wire al any convenient place and
use these two ends as test clips or
tips. The extension cord Is plugged
into the house lighting circuit at any
convenient outlet and when the Two
cut ends are held together the lamp
will light as the circuit Is closed.
When the rips are held open the cir
cult is open" and the light viii 10
out
Suppose II is desired 10 test for an
open circuit In tuning coll. Connect
one Tip 10 one end OF the winding and
the other test clip 10 the slider. A. the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
july FOURTH
is SCORCHER
--QUIET HERE
Celebration az Twin Falls Principal
Event Marking Independence
ia, In County

The Fourth OF July In southern
Idaho will perhaps be remembered
being far the hottest day OF the year
at least the warmest OF the seasoi
SO far During the afternoon IN,
mercury scared TO an even leo de
grees above zero, the previous higl
ecord being 90 degrees.
Most Filler people celebrated inde
aendcnee day IA Twin Falls. the onl.
place IN this section where an enter
tainment OF any magnitude was stag
ed. Reports from there state tina.
an attendance records for the county
capitol were broken. the appealing
feature being the number and yarie
~ OF free attractions.
SO hot was the day that large nun
beers stayed home during the da,
light hours aud drove over TO Twin
Falls In the evening There wer'
the usual number Of family picni'
parties. and residents IN large mum
beers hled themselves 10 the numer
Gus pleasure spots OF the county.
Al Twin Falls, the Filler baseball
team was defeated Ia a spirited con
test with Eden in forenoon battle
The pyrotechnic displas and free IA
do concert IN the evening. featuring
instrumental numbers relayed from
Los Angeles were pleasing and ente
tanning attractions.
Bushes Ia Filler was suspended 10
the day and the town was more near
ly deserted than on any occasion II
years.
General satisfaction with the cele
bration provided az Twin Falls Is ex
pressed by those attending.
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BURY DAUGHTER
HERE SUNDAY
Mrs. Mildred Rur. Daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. q. ". Wilcox. saecosubs
TO Pcritonitis Attack

Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from the Methodist church for Mrs.
Mildred Marie Rue. aged 23. who
passed away at the county hospital
Thursday afternoon. following a COM
plicated and serious attack Of perito-
nitis. The Rev. c. T.. Deal conduct
ed the ceremonies. burial taking
place In the o. o. y. cemetery.
Her home was In Carney. Car
ney. Okla. until with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. wilcox. she
came 10 Filler In May. 1913. About
two years ago she was married 10
A. c. Rue at PinesviiIe. wyo.. and
they have made their home At Chey-
I me. Wye. until recently when
they came 20 Filler 10 visit her par
ent. she Is survived by her hus-
baud. and her father. mother. and
brother Glen. living sn Filler; and
three sisters Mrs. e. L. Wilkinson.
Of salt Lake City. Utah; Mrs. J. n.
otto, Fairfield. Idaho. and Mrs. A. }.
Lord Of Montello, Nevada.
All were In attendance At the fun
oral excepting Mrs. wilkinson, who
IL visiting in Texas. snd was unable
70 get here on account OF flood con-
ditlops
Dir. Rue hsd Just recently accept
ed q gsrsxe position in Buhi. coming
t..rn "a .nter unon hi. dufl~s
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FALLS
DAM HEARING is
SET FOR JULY "a
Question Of setting Election Date to
be Decided Upon AT That Time

Notice has been issued by c. c.
Siggins that a hearing would be held
before the county commissioners a
10 o'clock on July "a. al which time
the petitions for the big district
would be formally placed on file
This district. according 10 the call
includes the Twin Falls southside.
the .Northside tract. the Aberdeen
Springfield, the woodyllle. the Mar
tin and the Lenrood projects.
The papers we're filed for the
Twin Falls Sonthside late Saturday
evening The petitions bore sigma
tares for ss.o0e acres or 10000 more
than sufficient.
The petition weighs about 80
pounds and was accompanied by three
feet maps OF the district IN addition
to meps OF the reservoir. II contain
ed 1888 signatures. although only
22s we're required by law
Papers filed with the petition give
the estimated cost OF the dam aud
reservoir at $1,000 600, Of which
the government viii pay about half.
II. at the hearing the petition b
found 10 contain the names OF two.
thirds OF the land owners in this
county, then the board OF county
must set a date OF
election for the voting. or rejection
of bonds. to finance this county''
share OF the $4,000 900 TO be paid foI
by projects benefisted.
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nrh'

Testing the Tune Circuit
slide II moved back and forth the light
should remain lighted. If the light
goes out Al times there II an open cir
cult Ia the coil. II the light goes out
Nhen the con = jarred tne slider does
not make good contact with the wind
ing
II hnzzer and battery are avail-
able they can be used la testing Tor
m open circuit In the same way that
the lamp eau be used. Connect the
battery and huzzer IN series witt che
rest clips or tips aud any low resist
ance circuit can he tested.
The ground connections eau be-
tested with buzzer and battery. but
do not use the house lighting circuit
to test for grounds because one side
OF the lighting circuit is already
grounded and n the other side were
connected 10 the ground y short cir
cult would exist and nm excessive car
rent flow.
If the ground wire Is connected Ia
the water pipe. connect one test tip "a
the ground and the other 10 the gas
pipe. which is also grounded. The
buzzer should buzz II one has good
low resistance ground.
Leakage usually exists between the
anfenna and the ground. An antenna
should be- well Insulated from Us sup
port. The lead-in should be brought
down to the point where Il enters the
wall of the station in such manner
that when the wind causes Il ."
swing. il cannot touch any groun'ied
material. and that rain and SNOW can
not cau-~ q path slong which The CIR
rent can ground In bringing the lead
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
Foreman Injured
In Auto Mishap
Car Backs Over Roadway into Cedar
Draw Frarturing Johnson's RIB

Gus johnson. foreman on the Max
fweIl ranch west Of here sustained a
fractured rib in an auto accident Fri
day evening. when a ligh I car IN
shieE he was riding. and driven by
Mrs. Johnson. backed over an EN-
bankment into Cedar Draw near the
proposed sugar factory site between
Filler and the Maxwell ranch.
win Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson ~ the
time was another lady. and her daa-
ghter Mr. Johnson Was the only
member OF the party that was ser
iously Injured. He vas brought
into toxn soon after the accident b.
Dr. X. s. Armes. who lives nearby.
land the fracture reduced ~ the Of
flee Of DIR. y. A. Dwight.
In attempting 10 make the slight
grade that leads out Of Cedar Draw
on high. the engine was killed. and
the car started backwards. making a
complete somersault ss Il backed oF-
er the embankment.
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nrMoenAr.c AsrnEANrs

Ex-Governor Moses Alexander.
and william Morgan. former chief
justice Of the supreme court, have an
nonnced their willingness TO accept
The democratic nomInatio nfor gov
ernor. subject TO the will OF the Hail
ey convention.
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Miss Rernice Deklotz. who has
been spending the past several weeks
With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Deklotz, near Peavey. departed Thurs
day evening for Los Angeles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Loren Blakesiee. accom-
panied by Ora Munyon and Charles
Bodell. were fishing ia Sho~hone ba-
sin the first % the week. returning
With a nice catch. Miss Denning. .
nurse at the county hospital, was a
guest Of Mrs. Blakssles.
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NUMBER CANDIDATES
ENTERING PRIMARIES
TOTALS SIXTY-IHREE
, Beamer, Murphy and Reichers Added to List OF
Local Nominees Third Party Enters Field
With Eleven Filings

Co. Commits. First Dist:
C. j. Kalina, Bull.
T. ID. Common. Filler.
Co. Commits. Second Dist:
James Fitzgerald. Twin Falls.
o. 4. Carlson. Twin Falls
Co. Commits. Third Dist:
w #. Brewer. Hansen
j. d. Barnhart. Kimberly
Daniel Regan. Murtangh
Clerk Dist Court:
Edwin A. Landon. Twin Falls
Prosecuting Attorney:
%. w. Wltham. Twin Falls.
Guy l.. Kinney. Twin Falls
Arthur w. Ostrom. Bull
sheriff:
A. ID. Wilson. Bull
Moses Finch, Twin Falls.
County Treasurer:
f, m &c. Tain r.tis
frobai" Judge
John r.. DAVIES Twin fa''S
Kennedy Packard, Twin Falls.
,,.
"'' '
'""h's As'ess
Coroner;
Surveyor
s., s.na,or.
pen.esen,st,xes tt1.
III Murphy. Maroa
Willis r. Hibner. Bull
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in through the vail insalafs r. asil
and inside the station use 81 sh"ry q
piece q seIi-lEsalated wire a. i p''s-
sible to make good connection With ne
st
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-06
Local Lad is Struck
By Stray Sky Rocket
Son Of :. g. Davis Victim 81 Peculiar
Accident ~ Twin Fails


Rex. the four old son Of Mr and
Mrs. s. G Davis. was the victim Of
a Fourth Of July fireworks accident
AZ Twin Falls Tuesday evening.
when an exploded giant sky-roekei
HAT had been set of on the court
house lawn struck him on the Lex.
while seafed with his parents two
blocks east OF the Twin Pals city
park
ne was given first aid aid treat
ment at a nearby house. and va
then rushed here where bis wounds
were treated The rocket glazed his
leg 10 two places and struck q toe.
causing painful. bat not serious
sounds. The Davis family drove 20
Twin Pals late 30 the afternoon %
see the Fireworks. and slfho apparent
~ a safe distance from where tbs
explosives were being set or were
not out - range 81 the rocket which
measured four feet IN length. aud
had scared several hundred feet IN
the air. The missile came within .
few inches o. striking the lad on the
head. and sitho Mr Davis sa~ x
coming when bur Few feet away
was po~eriess 10 move the chiis ~
time 10 avert the injury
Mrs. Homer Hall 81 Twin Faiis
was struck % The head b. a similar
proleetiie. causing cute and burns
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The chief development OF the poll
teal situation in this county during
the three closing days OF the filing
period was the entrance into the race
OF a partial list OF candidates on the
Progressive ticket; an opponent 10
Carl j. Miller for the republican SEN
atorial nomination three; new candi-
dates for representatives on the same
ticket. including former State Sena-
tor NJ. j. Sweeley, an ayowed candi-
date for speaker OF the house; two
more democratic candidates for
Judge in this district; two nominees
for representatives on the democratic
ticket and numerous contestants for
several county offices.
Beamer Is Candidate
ID. l.. Beamer, well known Filler
rancher, filed Saturday for represen-
tatiye in the state Legislature, on the
democratic ticket. as did also +. c.
Davis OF Bull The democrats are
shy two candidates Tor representative
as there are four to be elected. This
party also failed to name either
coroner or surveyor candidate. The
republican party is short one candi-
date for district judge. and a nominee
for county coroner also.
Murphy and Reichers Enter
on the Progressive ticket. J. c.
Rslchers. manager OF the Filler Auto
company. is its candidate from this
district for county commissioner
while IL. Murphy. pioneer Filler ran
cher and sheepman Is one OF the three
nominees named for state represen-
tative.
The complete list Of filings. as will
appear on the ballots To be voted
August / Is as follows:
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ar and Mrs William Taylor lef,
the first 81 the week on an auto trip
10 Mountains Home and HALEY Miss
Edna Casey Of Mountain Home. who
has been visiting here, accompanied
them home.
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REPUBLICAN

State Senator:
Carl ]. Miller. Castleford.
John W. Hardin. Kimberly.
Representatives:
w. ID. ellis. Filler.
W. M. Hines. Rogerson.
b. F. Burlington. Bull.
W. G.. Sampson. Hansen
NJ. j. sweeley. Twin Falls
District Judge, CD
Il. Bailey Lee. Burley.
Co. Commits. First Dist:
WilliamCunningham Bull.
Co.Commis., Second Dist.
Wilson b. Wolfe. Twin Falls.
S. S. All. Twin Falls
"a. n. Kendall. Twin Falls.
Alan p. Senior. Twin Falls
Go. CommI~. Third Dist.
A. c. BurkhaIter. Kimberly.
Clerk Dist. Court:
c. c. Siggins, Twin Falls.
PROSECUTING Attorney;
A. meyers. Twin Fsils.
]. w Taylor. Bull
Sheriff:
r. r.. sherman. Twin Falls.
Harry Mckinley, Twin Falls
County Treasurer;
Mrs. r. l.. Warren. Twin Fall
n n. North. Twin Falls
Probate Judge:
o. p. Duvsll. Twin Falls
County supt. OF Public lust:
Miss Charlotte Pond, Filler.
y T. Amsden. Twin Falls
County Assessor:
s. Ciaud Stewart
Coroner:
p. crossman. Twin Falls
r. Dewitt. T~in Falls
Surveyor:
DEMOCRATIC
State sen.fers
Or W. +. Pike. Twin Falls
Representatives ca
ID. l.. BesIner. Filler
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31

Page Turkey Mountain WeH
Bio Neus Of Day

with the exception OF tho bringing
IN OF tho Page well at Turkey noun
tain, f-tS-l2, which blew Itself In
late Monday night with production
estimated oil the way from $500 TO
5000 barrels a day, there was n
dearth of news yesterday. All OF the
oil company offices were closed be-
cnuso Of Memorial day and the Of
flcers and employees participated in
che exercises Of the day went on
plcnlcs or attended the baseball
Eames, there having been one In the
morning and another in the after
noon.
Whom tho Page well got into tho
big gas which preceded the oil 1t
affected the nearby Glodys Belle
we'll very favorably Ordinarily the
release OF the gas pressure causes a
decrease IN production of wells pre-
viousiy drilled, hut In this instance
IL acted the other way. The Gladys
Hello well increased Its flow from
so 10 l20 barrels an hour. II is a
question, however. whether II will
continue 10 do this.
The Page interests yesterday were
inclined TO minimize tho produc-
tion of the we'll, but owners who
have seer Il declare II TO be an i'm
mense producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Government Collects Million
Dollars in Oil Royalties
During April

WASHINGTON. May 3o.--Royal.
ties accruing to the United States
government In tho month OF April
from the production of oil and gas
on leased public lands In this states
OF Wyoming and California amount
ed 20 s1.009.o07S6. according TO
reports submitted by the bureau
OF mines 20 tho general land office.
OF this amount s7s4, 800 IN credited
TO Wyoming and s224,4Oo to Call
fornia.
The total net royalties accruing
10 the federal government TO April
30 as the result OF oil and gas pro-
duotion on public lands under the
terms of tho general leasing act.
approved February rs. 1920. amount
TO 1850. 1861. A total of 1898
permits for prospecting for Pc
troleum and natural gas on public
lands had been issued up to tho end
of April.
Under the terms Of the general
leasing law the technical super
vision of oil and gas producing op-
erations on leased public lands Ia
entrusted to the bureau OF mines
Offices for the conduct of this su.
pervisory work are located at Den
YER. Colo: Casper and Salt Creek
wyo.; Bakersfield. Cal; Winnett
Montana and Shreveport, La. gen
eraI headquarters being maintained
IN Denver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Duncan District

The Magnolia Petroleum corpora
tion has "A 1000, ,000-foot gasser In
sand found from 1905 TO 1910
feet In No. l Wilson farm In the
southwest corner of the southeast
of l7-2s-Tw.
Caldwell and associates have n
duster at 1857 feet at No. 2 on lot 0
IN the northwest corner OF the south
west OF the northwest of 20-2s-7w.
The Magnolia No. Ginrich. In
the southwest corner OF the north
west OF the northwest of 6-5n-gw,
II making IL barrels on the pump.
No. 8 Ginrich, In the northeast cor
ner OF the northwest OF the north
west OF 6-6n-9w. Is making 40 bar
rels on the pump.
The Gant-Old Colony test on the
Leonard farm In the northeast cor
ner OF the northeast OF the south
east of 6-1s-sw Is dry and aban-
doned at 2,46i feet.
Hamon and associates No. 90
Glass farm, In the northeast corner
of the southeast OF tho southeast of
3S-ls-Sw. is good for 80 barrels on
the pump.
The Poor Boys OIL company No. l
Church lot, In the center OF the west
line OF the northwest of the north
west of S-2s-sw. Ia lg5-barrel
pumper.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
r. q. Boz s33.

arc now 33i producing wells in the
district.
A list o. the new locations in the
Hickman, tho past week. include the
Prairie No, In southwest I0-26-6
Devonan Nos. i6 and 1G In south
west b-25-6, Mnrland- Roxanna Nos.
10 ana 10 in northeast 36-27-b,
Friedman NO. 7 In southeast 6-26-6,
Marlsnd-Tldal Osago No. 16 In
southwest 30-26-G. and Midland Nos.
2 and In northwest 1896.
10 Start Third Rotary.
The southwestern Petroleum COM
pany is TO start the third rotary
drilling outfit Immediately IN the
.Tonkawa pool, ~ miles south
west OF hero. for the No. II on tho
Murray farm In southwest 10-2i-iw.
Tho Nos. 0 ana i3 are also being
drilled with rotarios The first Is
drilling at 1895 feet and tho No.
3 has fishing Job In progresF The
rig for No. IA was blown down dur
Ing the recent storm but hns been
rebuilt. The Southwestern has made
locations also for Nos. 10 and 10
on tho same farm.
The Bllss-Tonkewa is now produce
ing iO.O70 barrels from 10 wells The
Humphrcys Petroleum company Is
deepening it's Nos. I ana 7 10 the oil
sand, both were completed ms gas
aers some time ngo In the 500
foot sand IN southwest i0-24-l.
Drilling n Deep Test.
TheWeAtorn Stntes OIL company is
drilling at $500 feet on tho Swsg-
gart farm In the Deer Creew field
OF eastern Grant county. In an at
tempt to put down a thorough deep
test, In that tho 3,300 foot sand has
failed. Tho blackwell OH 4 Gas co.
IL drilling the No. Martin at $500
feet and the No. 2 at 3,20O feet. II
In reported that the Cozart company
will begin operations at once on the
Snouffor lease and that Schonwnld a
Curly will resume work on the Mar
tin No. 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-31
Texas Company in Wyoming

II now appears that the entrance
Of the Texas company into Wyom-
ing In producing transporting. re-
filming and marketing OF petroleum
and It's products is to be on far
greater scale than at first outlined
to the public. From authoritative
sources II Is learned that n number
of producing companies are being
lined up ms nucleus for gigantic
merger that will be n close second
TO important companies now domi-
nant in this eld.-Inland oil Index.
5-20.
The Casper Texas company has
definitely decided To build n 10000
barrel refinery AT Casper. Detailed
statement as to plans will he made
soon. II, T.. Williams company has
turned over 10 the Texas company It's
pipeline project ana work viii he
carried on without delsy-Wall
street Journal, b-25.