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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
Intrigue Conferred About Vacant TIL rome
Of Hungary Threatens Peace In Balkans

given to Czechoslovakia. J~ugoslavia
and Roumania. In the great Tran
sylvanian wheat plain, which was
given TO Roumania, there are hum
dreds Of thousands Of Hungarians
who would ike to be rejoined to
their own land. "A dual kingdom,
with Carol as king Of each country
and with each country having its
own parliament and its own laws,
would solve the problem.
Might Reunite Nations
That alone Is a beautiful dish OF
gossip, even Tor Budapest. out Q
VINO oppose this little scheme ana
hope 70 see Otto on their throne,
nave an equally nice little plan. IL
Is to bring Austria and hungary,
which were ones the dominant part
ners in the old Austro-Hungarlan
monarchy. together once again. Ac-
cording 70 them, the first step
would be to unite the two countries
commercially, by beating down the
tariff walls between them and max
ing them one commercial entity.
Then they would seat Otto on the
throne Of Hungary.
The Fascist Heimwehr might
overturn the Austrian republic and
give Otto the Austrian throne as
well. They say this would solve most
OF Australians problems. At one time
Austria was inclined to join Ger
many-if the Allies would let her.
But both France and Italy vetoed
that. France did not want 10 see
Germany gain in the east what she
had lost IN the west, when Alsace
and Lorraine once more became
French. Italy did not want to have
Germany facing her on the Alpine
frontiers.
The Budapest gossipers say France
and Italy would probably be content
to have Austria join Hungary and
that would put out Of question any
dangers Of Austria trying TO join
Germany. But they are counting
without their Europe. The Allies,
after the war, made 1t plain that
they would not allow a Hapsburg to
mount any throne in eastern Eur
ope. And even If France and Italy
were willing, the succession states Of
CzechoSlovakia and Jugoslavia
would not be.
Threat Of War
For them, a Hapsburg on the
throne OF Hungary would mean
war. 1t would be doubly SO if he had
the double throne Of Austria and
Hungary. Nor would they view with
any friendlier eye any attempt TO
unite Hungary and Roumania under
one monarch. 1t would mean a big
dominant state In the Balkans. 1t
would upset the balance Of power.
SO the chances of Otto mounting a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09

camp or closing ii 10 prevent other
students getting jst in its receSses.
Although existence Of the cave
was unknown to military authoriti- +,
investigation revealed that 1t had
been used in the past. Rough wood
en- steps. badly decayed and a sort
Of wire ladder led from the mouth
OF the first chamber, 80 feet below.
A passage led TO another and deep
er chamber a short distance away.
but the officers Who made a brief
exploration unable to deter
mine whether I were passages
to other recesSes.
The youths who found the cave
hadw little difficulty in descending
into 1t. but hen efforts Of some
OF them get out proved futile,
their predicament was reported BY
their comrades a d ropes had TO
be secured befor they could be
pulled out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
Mrs. Harold Gray
Hostess at Home

Mrs. Harold Gray OF BROWNSVILLE
IS anon le hosteSses honoring
Miss Lomax, entertaining at her
apartments hire Monday at a
morning bridge and luncheon for
two tables & init 1te friends OF
the honoree.
yellow was chosen for the color
note. effected in bouquets OF GLADDEN.
and other flowers. Miss Elizabeth
Cowgirl Of San Benito received h-~h
prize. md \ s Lomax was given
4 pretty remembrance from the
hostess.
Guests at the affair were N
danes Louie MOTT and Paul Bruce,
and Misses Laura and Dorothy
Booth. Hazel Wade, Maxine Bruce,
and Elizabeth Cowgirl, all OF San
Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
Baptist Societies
Meet in Har1ingen

A group Of members Of the Bap-
fist Woman's missionary society is
in Harrington today attending an
all-day session of the missionary so
cieties OF the Valley Baptist asso-
citation. comprising three counties.
The program is TO be educational.
directed by college girls Of the va
fous societies.
Among the important business to
be considered will be the selection
Of q scholarship girl to benefit next
year in college from the association
al loan fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09

A group Of San Benito hostesses,
Mesdames w. (. Thomas, z. 3.
Wells, H. ]. Hinkly, and Frank
Phillips entt- aimed today at the
Woman's building IN Harrington at
a novel morning bridge and Dutch
luncheon, which featured the theme
in attractive details. Invitations 70
the affair were cleverly worded in
Dutch style.
A true Lut h setting was created
In the club room Of the Woman's
Building, red, reen and yellow
forming a typical color scheme.
Tables were covered with cloths OF
t. brilliant shades, and score
cards were Dutch bride figures.
zinnias and achelol buttons were
profuse floral decorations. A oeI-
cious and typica Dutch lunch was
served.
Miss Lomax received a lovely cut
glass reflector as the honoree's GIT,
and a similar gift was also awarded
as high e prize.
The guest list included the iol-
az: Miss Margaret Cannon OF
Mission: Misses winona and Helen
Glasscock, Sarah Hayne, Mary
Frances Haynes, and Mrs. Jim
T,anderdale. OF Mercedes; Misses
GLADYS Hood Doro.-y Bur ara
Elizabeth Summe- and Q g
Thompson OF Harrington; Misses
Annie Starck Sally Russell, RosaLs
Kibbe. Annie Tucker, MesdameS w.
=. Heaner. Jimmie George, Dean
Porter and Harold ray OF Browns
Vile: Misses Maxine Bruce, Laura
Nav and Dorothy Booth, Hazei
wade Elizabeth Cowgirl. Eleanor
Mae smith. Hazel Oliver, Alberta
brown. Gwendolyn Staples. Aubrey
Lewis OF Houston. Mary Thomas,
Charlotte Hinkley. Elizabeth Phil
lips; Mesdames Jim Ward. Gilbert
GeiEer. Sims Clark and Paul Bruce
all OF San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
New York City Still
Second In World

NEW YORK, July 9-P1-Com-
plete census figures for the five
boroughs published today showed
New York holding its place as the
second city Of the world in popula-
ton, exceeded only BY London.
The final count gives the Ameri-
can metropolis 6,958.792 as compared
to 7.741.212. the last available fig
ure for greater London.
The population OF New York ex-
ceeds that of any of the capitals Of
continental Europe. Berlin being
third in the world list with 4,013.5 8S.
Paris has 2.836,416. Chicago with a
1880 population of 3,373.753 is the
second in the United States and
fourth ranking city in the world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
Business Club Plans
Outing at OlmitO

An outing at Lake Olmito. 70 be
held the fourth Tuesday OF this
month, July y, was planned at last
nights business meeting OF the
Business and Professional women's
club at the chamber of commerce.
A picnic supper will be served. and
other details viii be announced
later.
Several committee chairmen were
named during the business session
by the PRECEDENT, Mrs. Frank Pierce,
and the entire list Is to be COM
pleted shortly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
Several Hundred At
NIatatnoros Dance

~ The dance given last night by
members OF the Club Recreativo
Union Y Protreso Of Matamoros
was attended by several hundred
guest both from Brownsville and
Matamoros.
The dance. which started at eight
O'Clock and lasted until twelveC was
held in the MatamoTos Cafe ball
rom. Music was furnished by a
Matamoros orchestra. With the
dance. the Club ~-5ecreative Pro-
Ereso v Union celebrated T. 81
anniversary.
A reception committee escor.-d
the guests 70 the hall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
Cornings. Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Perl and little
laughter left Monday for a two
weeks vacation tri. to Houston and
Galveston.
Mr.. and Ms. o. A. Fogelberg and
daughter shirley, Of McAllen LEI ;
today Long Beach, Calf. to visit
Mrs. Fogelberg's parents. They VIII
stop en- route to visit carlsbad
Cavern, LlbI uer. re, N. NJ, Dem
yer. and Salt Lac City. They ex-
pect to be away until Sept. l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09

ing. the better 10 squeeze through
the small space between the bars.
Fellow prisoners wrapped him I'm
blankets to protect him against the
chill air until help arrived. The
bars had to be pried apart before
Shipman could be freed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
Attempted Escape
Leads to Big Jam

BUCRHANNON, w. Va. July o
E-FSLoy Shipman, pailed as q
thief, had forgotten that his figure
isn't as slim and boyish Is 1t used
to be.
50 it happened that Sheriff III. A.
lickerfooSe, making his rounds OF
the Upshur county Jail, found an
embarrassed Shipman, swathed In
blankets, trying to look as III he
didn't know ne was caught fast by
the cell window bars through which
ne had attempted TO escape.
Shipman had discarded his cloth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
Gaze Rendezvous of Frontier
Bad Men Found BY Students

SAN ANTONIO, July 9-P-An
old cave. thought to have Leen the
rendezvous OF frontier badmen, has
been found BY citizens military
training camp students at Camn
Bulls.
The students, in a spirit Of adj
venture. t~ltu-ed into an old cave
on the ~reServat and now army
officers r confronted with the
problem Of developing the cave into
n Of the major attractions of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
JELLED SALADS

what could be cooler on q hot
night than o. chilled. Ielled salad2
Thinly sliced cr - 1elled
with diced tomatoes I'm unsweeten-
ed lemon gelatine, make q fine
salad. Salt. pepper and add q few
drops OF onion Juice before ~ Iells.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
DECORATIVE WALL PAPER

If your plain closet doors seem
terribly plain, try decorating them
with some very pretty border wall
paper and Shellacing them. Use a
fine edge around the border paper
and ID gives the impres-.ln Of q
framed picture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
DAUGHTER

ROCKFORD. II, july 9+P1-A
girl vas born yesterday to Mrs. Eva
Carlson, widow OF Hal Carlson.
Chicago Cubs pitcher who died a
month ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
Popular Bnde-Elect
Honored in Harlingen

Miss Sarfta Lomax Of San Benito, brideeect, continues to be the
center Of numerous social compliments preceding her wedding which
is announced for July 10, to DR.. Warren NJ Scott Of Little Rock, Ark.
Numerous Valley friends are sharing the pleasant Inequalities in her
honor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09

Test this for yourself:
VELVET Smoking Tobacco is
different - different in aroma,
different in flavor. 1t is an all
round tobacco for pipe and Gig
arette-note the cut, Just right
for rolling.
Say what you please, there is
nothingth mellow leaftobacco
like ageing in wooden casks for
two years or more.
II you roll your own, you'll
find in every tin of VELVET the
makings of about so of the
best cigarettes you ever smoked.
VELVET tobacco is made and
cut just exactly right for rolling.
If you prefer to smoke apipe,
then here's a tobacco that hits
the mark.
Test it out for yourself!
LIccErr & MyERs TOBACCO Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-09
NO Vacation?

Maybe acute indigestion won't
5other you this vacation. But II
IL does-and you're not ready
you night better stay at home.
You car be ready for sudden.
acute indigestion by having
Bell-ans In your bag. six Bell
ans. Hot water. Sure Relief. CSC
and 75c packages at your drug
g1st. Harmless. prompt relief
since 1897.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

FOR RENT-Fnrnished apartment.
 Panlson apartments.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

barn, 20 acres, near slaughter
 house and cheap feed. Pens in good condition. Price S3,OOO. For full particulars write Charles Nawn, Sand Point, Idaho, Rt. I.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17
WANTED TO BUY
HOW!

Tomorrow morning at the news writing class of the Seward high school will visit The Gate- way plant where they will be initiated into the mystery of the practical end of the publish ing business. Miss Ernestine Jes- sen and Otto Sandbeck, local graduates and former editors both of whom are now attached to The Gateway staff, will act in the capacity of instructors
 The coming winter this class is expected to publish at least three issues of the Daily Gate way
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

Survey of the proposed An- chorage- -Eklutna highway is pro- gressing satisfactorily, according to local arrivals
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

List your labor wants with us; we will endeavcr to secure for you the help desired. Phone Adams 126 or clll at the M S M Club, Seward, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

The Ladies Aid of the Com munity church will meet in the social rooms of the church Wed- nesday afternoon at #2-
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

Tomorrow is the closing day for bids for construction of the new Anchorage radio station.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17
HOME ECONOMIC GLASS
 ATTRACTING MANY

The demonstration on Guide to Better Meals" was we'll attended by Seward homemakers yesterday in the Arcade Clubrooms.
 Mrs. Lydia Fohn- Hansen of the Alaska Agricultural College discus sed balanced diets This demon stration will be repeated Thursday evening at 8o'clock at the Arcade Clubrooms.
 at 2:3O pm. tomorrow Mrs. Fohn- Hansen vii discuss Fifty ways to Improve the Living Room" The sewing class vii meet at 10 o'clock in the morning instead of 1 o'clock as previously announced.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17
AT TIE HOTELS

VAN GLIDER Sam Estes, F. E. Towle, Robert +. Welsh
 SEWARD Sidney Johnson, H Johnson.
 OVERLAND D-Bob Evans.
 GULILAND Frank Straubin ger
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

IT YOU HAyT~-1 ThIED FRYf BRUHN'S BABY BEEF. you are certainly missing something.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

First Officer John Tolbom, who has been convalescing in the Seward General Hospital from a recent major operation, will probably be discharged this week
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

MIRACLE BINOCULARS AT J. L. CRAFTS.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-17

One good five-passenger sedan in first-class condition for sale cheap at Ogle's Garage.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
STANDARD OIL
HEAD SUGGESTS
FACT COMMISSION

NEW YORK. Oct. >. W.Hl-ken'
meth Il. kingsbury, president of the
Standard Oil Company of Callfornia
tffcrs Il remedy for ovcrproduction
and unstable business conditions in
an interview granted Samuel g..
IHvthc, who reveals the oil man .
views in the current issue of the
Naturda. Evening Post.
cone of the greatest benefits,
said Kingsbury, "that could come
to the industry. aud indeed, to most
industries throughout the United
States. would hc the creation of I
fact finding commission to which
could be referred agreements looking
to the Stahili2ation of marketing
conditions and to the elimination OF
duplication in production. manufa"
turing and distributing operation
and facilities.
kingsburv suggested that if the
commission We're vested with the
authority to determine that these
agreements were legal and unharn,-
tul, Stabiliz1tion and elimination ~
waste could be accomplished ana
maintained. He also insisted that
production bc curtailed and con.
fined TO demand.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
LOCAL BUILDING
SETS new MARK
In SEPTEMBER

Building permits for tn moEta of
September in FL CcnS"p passed IN
value tncc { OF any oii"y month >,"co
1921. according to figures released
tNday J.. Phil w. En;,,i,t. city Ell.
oinccr
'fhc ',tal of permit. far iast
mcnth was S3S.53J 2nl tie tot"l
g., thr year to dat was &l1l,i'3.
IN 1921. when single permit Tor
4fo,00n vas issued in September. tn'
total i'r2 that month vas $6J. 40.
The t31al Tor The ye"r until Sep
tcmbcr in 1921 was OILY $l9Q.16l.
Last ."ear the September total
was $li,953.
Such program of building as III
Centre enjoyed last month can
hardly be the outcome "f financial
dcprt ssion, it WAS pointed out.
Two permits wcr" iSsnrl todar,
lol~ 5000 and $500 respectively. The
permit was issued to Ruby Pierce
Simakis for an addition 10 a t,WCll-
ing at ll3l South Twelfth street
Frank Self took out t1e othcI. also
tor q residence addition. Gerald II.
Shaw viii do the construction work
for Self
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
N0RTHCOTT PAYS
ON CALLOWS FOR
REVOLVING CRIME
Slayer Near Collapse And
Has TO Be Assisted To
Execution Chamber.
BY ROBERT N. BLUM
United Press Staff Correspondent

SAN QUENTIN PRISON. Cali:.
Oct >. UP -Gordon Stewart North
cott. Youthful murderer, died ON the
high gallows of san Quentin today
while in other parts of the prison
tears dampcn"d ii" checks Of three
mothers.
Inside The walls when Northcott
dropped to his ocath were Mrs
Christine Collins and Mrs. Nelson II,
Ninslow. mother Of three of his ~.
serted victims. In . cell not far
away from the execution chamber
was Mrs. Louise Northcott. the con.
dcmncd mans mother, herself PR.
soncr for completely in the same
crimes.
Let not your heart he troubled,
chan'el Rev. Larr. Ncwgcnt, cTan-
gclist, as the Riverside child SLAYER
climbed the gallors steps.
Northrott was in state Of col
lapse. Three prison guards assisted
him to the execution chamber ana
half carried him up ihc STEPS. He
was blindfoldcd and did not seem
aware of what was occurring.
The trap dropped al 1910 n. n.
Pacific Standard Time.
just before leaving the death cell
for the Jnfoot march TO the gal.
lows. Northcot' handed Warden
James Il. Iiolohan another "contcs-
sion.'
The statement, characteristic
NoIthcott document, released by the
warden after the cHccution. accused
CYRUS Northcott, the father. and
Stanford Clark, rcuhcw, with hay
inc u pert in the murders.
Mrs Louise Northcott, the con
dcmncd man : mother, who begged
20 be changed With my boy, wa-
not spared either. She "helpcd
clean mp the mess the statement
said.
According to his newest confcs-
sion, Walter Collins was brUu9h. tC
GCont.tucd on PAGE s.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
HOLLYWOOD DRY
DECISION TO BE
RENDERED SOON

LOS ANGELES. Oct. >. (U,P)-
Federal Referee in Bankruptcy Ru-
pert B. TWnbull will hand down a
decision on the question of tie bank
ruptcy of the Hollywood Dry cor
poration next Tuesday. it VA, an
nounccd today on completion of Il
hearing before him.
The decision, It was said, will
contain matter relative to lii" dis
putcd secret formula of the concern
which certain litigants wish listed
as assets.
j. II. Wells, chemist and on1rc' of
the Sierra Club BottlinG WORKS. "h"
originated the recipe. declared that
Hollywood Dry had. failed 70 pay
him percentages agreed upon for
his formula.
Attorneys for the corporation ar
9ucd that recipes for the drink
were secret and had been adve"tis'i ii
With T'cll's knowledge and that
therefore they were part of III" -.
sets.
Liabilities Of the concern we're
listed ut $497,3l4,37 of which So,
999 were sad to hc unsecured.
Assets were listed at $392,59S.9-,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
Alleged Slayer Is
Held In Custody

Los ANGELES, Oct. :, U,R -
Robert Atchison of Stafford, Okla,
identified as the slayer of John
toOht2 50 years ago, was held in
Jail today awaiting his return to
oklahoma by federal authorities.
Atchison. who denied his connoc.
tion with the crime and "laimed h.
was Joseph Il. Adkins, was nointt@
out rs the murderer by Coont1 =
widow. Since remarked and now
Mrs. Loconcttc DoWdcn, Of Spring
field, Mo-, the woman Was brought
here by federal authorities to test.
ifv at Atchi5or y cxtradition hear
ing:
"This is 'hc man. slo said.
During his trial in lS97 studied
his face closely and | ,ncNcr could
forget him.
Atchison was convicted OF the
murder but escaped from jail He
was ordered taken to Oklahoma bY
L. s. Commissioner David T.. lead.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
FINANCIAL AID
TO BE GIVEN If
NATION INVADED

GENEVA, Oct. :. U.pl -Th"
League OF Nations convention pro
Iiding for Financial assistance to Il
ration invaded By an aEgrcsaor wa
signcd at n ulcnarN session today
by representatives Of IS countries,
Terms OF ihc convention GUARANTEES
the help of onc cr morr counties
for an invaded nation,
Thc treaty Tor financial assist
ancc. considered one of tile league
outstanding projects for prescrN;
tion Of world peace, was approved
Lv the assembly two days ago. The
rroicot for characterization of ihc
Kellogg auti-War treaty with the
league covenant. which was another
OF several peace projects, has been
oatponcd tor year because of oh.
loctionS "f various delegates.
Thc countries which signed the II.
naucial treaty today included Aus
tralia. Lithu9nia. Austria Belgium
Eolivia. Britain, Bulgaria, Cuba
Denmark, Spain, Estonia, tthioPa
Finland. France, Greece, LatVi2
Norway. Holland, Peru, Persia, r..
l2nd, Portugal. lu2oSluvia, Romr.
MIA. sweden. C2cchoslovaki", Alb1-
rja and Irclaud.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
COURT UPH0LDS
CONVICTION OF
|. A. MINISTER

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. =. UP.
The Rev. H. =. UFighting Bob
Shulrr, pastor OF tl,c. Trinity, Mstho
Dist Church. South, of Los AngclcH
today faced the nfco ,,ity ri paving
; 800 iinc imposed ON linn foY con,
temp; of court, according to a deer
sion handcd down here las. might by
thr state supreme court.
The romaining five days Of q -
dav Jail sentence, given him attol
lis radio attack on Judges in charSe
Of the Julian Petroleum Corporation
collapse ease, Wcr. rcmittcd.
The court. III r.lccting the IA,
tors plea for cXoncration upheld six
of the seven counts on which he WA
sentenced 10y Judge Clair :. Tap.
paar.
The tribunal declared il WAS cu.
,ircly satisfied Schulcr had, through
lis radio uttcranccs, intended to i'm.
lusc his own will and views on ccI.
tain iudgcs aud WAS therefore gui'tY
of contempt. Nhulcr, in tightin.
the ease, coutcndcd that as the rc.
marks were made cut Of court, th"v
could not be construed as such.
The one count on which the court
disagreed with Judge Tappaan con
tcrncd remarks made about Judge
Iarshall T. McComh, in the Bcrmaa.
Gctzoff ease. The court ruled that
IA long ~ the speeches were made
after the trial had been closed
Schulcr Was not guilty Of contempt
n publicly criticizing it.
The pastor was released ON habcas
corpus proceedings aftcr he had
served II days on His Jail sentence,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-02
JULIAN STATES
PROBATION LAW
IS DESTRUCTIVE

OKLAUOMA CITY, Oct. =. tU,Pl
Although declaring the Oklahoma
oil proration laws "lays the corner
stone for complete destruction of the
oil industry e. c. Julian has with
drawn his suit contcSting the con
stitu,ionaIity of the state curtaii'
mcnt regulations.
The Julian interests had taken
their ease 90 the state supreme court
in an effort to restrain the stato
from regulating oil productions
Withdrawing Of the ease came last
night when cour. of three federal
Judges rcscindcd an order formerly
awarded Julian. to allow unrr'
strained flow of oil from Julian
wells.
Within 10 days trial will be held
before federal cour; III which the
constitutionality of the law will oc
tested. The court this week refused
the Champlin Refining Company az
IN junction similar 10 that awarded
Julian.
In statement last night, Julian
said:
off these regulations DC lawful
fine oil industry will be placed IN
the hands Of the rich. The aifillat
cd producers can, with the aid OF
their millions, eject commissioners
favorable 20 them. Under the so
called police power. such commls
sionora could stop all drilling except
by the favored few. The GordiaN
Knot would tlcn b" tied around toe
throat Of the smaN ! producer The
consumer will pay the bill. y