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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04

udy Ol lLS COIlVCuIlOlls
 The White Sox engineered the biggest trade since the close of the 1881 season when they traded out fielder Carl Reynolds and infielder Johnny Kerr to Washington for pitchers Irving Hadley, Sad Sam Jones and infielder Minter c. Hayes.
 More Trades
 An hour later the White Sox traded Bob Weiland, southpaw pitcher to the Boston Red Sox for Milton Gaston, right-hand pitcher. They have two more deals to be consummated at the major league meeting in Chicago next week.
 One is with the New York Yankees who have made overtures for Vic Frasier, right handed pitcher. The White Sox do not want to part with Frasier, but have countered with another offer.
 When President Lou Comiskey, who inherited the White Sox from his father "The Old Roman" last month, said this week that he was ready to trade or sell any player on the team to rebuild the White Sox," he meant business.
 Reynolds, a disappointment last season after batting 1859 In 1880, is expected to return to his old form with Washington if he Is not hampered with illness and injur- ies as he was last season when he hit only .290.
 Improved
 The White Sox have acquired the added pitching strength they needed last year. Hadley won II games and lost 10 and was fourth in earned runs with an average of 3.O5. Jones, a veteran who for merly pitched for the Yankees and Browns, won games and lost 10. Gaston won 2 games and lost 13 but is a lot better pitcher than his record indicates.
 The organization to replace Mike Sexton, who has been retired from the presidency of the Nation- al Association after 22 years in of- flee, neared completion to-day. Three members of the committee were named by the Class A and A leagues as follows:
 Warren Giles of Rochester, Joe Carr of Columbus and J. Alvin Gardner of Dallas, president of the Texas League. The Class B, c, and D leagues were unable to agree on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04
ONLY AMERICAN BORN
 WOMEN IS MATCH

Wew York, December -(UP) - Only American born women will Ae eligible for the United States team which will play an interna- tional match with Great Britain at Staunton, England, next spring.
 This decision was reached yes- terday at the annual meeting of tho Women's Metropolitan Golf Association, and confirms with a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04
Germany Sees
 Lith vindicated

By DAN PARKER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04
Attention Epadesi

The Union City Vagabonds have organized for the year and chal- ienRo the Boys Club Spades, Rey- nond's Hillies or any other team between 1e and IS years of age. For games write Chester Wojina at S1 Union street, Union City, or an- swer through the Democrat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04
Skating Prodigy
 in 1882 Olympics

London, December 4 - (UP) - Megan Taylor, a wimbledon school girl, probably will be the "baby" of the 1892 Olympic games.
 Megan, who is II. will repre- sent England in the figure-skating contest at Lake Placid, N. Y., in February.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04

Yale Bowl tournament tomorrow. A light session was given the squad yesterday consisting of dummy scrimmage and signal drill. The team will be a full strength.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04

similar dictum of the American Ryder cup officials. It will affect only a few players, the most prom inent of whom are Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd, who as Dorothy Campbell was British champion in 1909 and Mrs Marion Turple Lake of New Orleans, who was born in St Andrews, Scotland,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04
Hadley Jones, Hayes
 Come To Chicago;
 Skids Are Under Sexton

West Baden, Ind, Dec (UP)-Reconstructio of the Chicago White Sox and reorganization of the minor leagues chief topics of conversation to-day the National As sociaton of Professional Baseball clubs entered the final
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04
AMATEUR BASKETBALL
Elmwoods Win, 22 to 20.

Fritz Klambt's Naugatuck Elm woods invaded New Haven last night and returned with a 22 to 20 victory following their debut in the St Stan's gym where they humili- ated the St Stan's quintet in hec- tic tilt. Stan Poskavage, Nauga- tuck Emerald pivot-man, was the big gun in the victory annexing seven points to take high scoring honors of the evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04
Shades After Games

The Boys Club Spades are anx- ious to meet any team in the city between the ages of 16 and 19. For games call Albert Tulacro at 3-3674, between b:ao and s:3o D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-04

TOtals ,,,,,.., 5 Score at half time-Falcons F Hillies 4.
 Referee: "Koney" Kulman. Time: 10-minute periods.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

what Il prObably the foremost
high grade gold development IN
Montana. since the development
Of the former Jib property 81
Basin. Is the opening Of a new
body OF ore in the properties OF
the former August Mining Com
pany, in the Little Rocky Noun
tains few miles north OF
Landusky in Phillips County. A
short time ago the property was
purchased from the B d. Phillips
estate By Norman Hotter. Chaa.
Powers. Geo. MCGEE and Chas.
whiteomb. These men have ali
been more or less identified
with successful mining In Mon
tana. the Hotter family having
had a large interest in the Alta
Mine which produced over thirty
three million dollars.
Mr.. Powers recently sold the
Block p Mine to the st. Joseph
Lead Company after having work
ed Is successfully Tor a number
OF years. Mr. MCGEE formerly
was manager OF the Barnes King
Development Company and Mr.
Whiteomb was one OF the original
Of the gold and silver
deposits in the Little Rocky Noun
tains and held large interest
IN the Ruby Gulch Mine. the
August Mine and is sole owner OF
the Beaver Greek Property in
Phillips County.
The new ore 1t the August was
found in q tunnel in what is
known as the s'Old August" work
Ing. So far, the shoot is twenty
i've feet long and five feet wide
and a recent shipment 81 forty
IONS brought returns Of close to
hires hundred dollars per ton.
rhis has stimulated prospecting
a that region which has produced /
several million dollars in the last
twenty years from It's quartz
placer properties
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31


cut has cut tale seams and quite
lot Of water Is flowing. In
dicating 4 flssurs ahead.
About q month ago a cross.
cut was ran soufh-west from
where the strinsers wsre en-
eOuntersd and last week the con
tinuation Of these stringers was
picked up about seventy feet weat
Of where originally encountered
and about three thousand feet
southeast Of the Main Range
shaft and fourteen hundred feet
east OF the Continental fault, this
being the highest grade consistent
orc ever found east Of that faalt
The ore consists Of glance.
bornite and chacocite which
assays from thirty seven to forty
seven per cent copper. The ore
was found IN q siliciOus granite
which intrudes at that point.
The ore d now being drlfted on
three shifts per day towards the
regular Butte granite where it Is
believed the stringers viii make
a solid Vein.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

TOOLE COUNTY
ny TonIa counay AbatFnrt CO.
sHMLBY, MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT or OIL q Gas LEASE
Inland Petroleum, Limited TO In
land Petroleum Of Montana, SWiNW4,
1-57.4 West. 81.
AMENDMENT TO LEAsE
@. s. Frary 70 Texas Production Co.
In. Re royalty 70 be paid from wa
sWt. sE1sWa 1914 West 81.
EXTENSION OF OIL = GAS LEAsE
Genevleve Broadwell Van Note to
George w. Rist Lease on VA $685.
West extended Tor 20 months. 81
AssTGN1TENT or ROYALTw
Mrs. G. r. Rundell to J. ~ Murphy
$50 interest In WiSW3. l2-Sa-2W 81.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Henry Odberg 4 sunburst on &
Refining Company 30 Stevenson Con-
s0lidated on Company NW3 4-S5-i
East 81
RELEASE or LEASE
II. l.. PoEtlewait 70 Ray @. Barku-
loo sW3sE3, EaSW5, NW1sWa. %
36-f West
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
Inland Petroleum Of Montana 70 The
Public Tnc0rp0ratOrs ALEX a. Nor
rlson, Arthur H. Deusmore. Geo. G.
cruickshank and Geo. Fisher Capital
stock $50.O00.00
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31
Phosphate shipped

In a talk before the Rotary
Club. at Deer Lodge. Montana.
Floyd Scott, superintendent Of
the Montana Phosphate Co.. OF
Deer Lodge, stated that this Com
pany was now operating four
trucks night and day transporting
phosphate rock 70 the railroad
for shipment to the Consolidated
SHELTERS at Trail, B. C. The
Company is shipping one. hum
bred tons per day and receiving
$500 per ton. employing fifty
men. These shipments viii be
gradually stepped up to six hun
dred tons per day. The rock
runs seventy-five per cent bone
Of lime.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31
GLACIER COUNTY
- Glacler County Abctraos 90
CUT BANK. MONTANA


L. r. Mccurdy to Cora n. Woods
IS Of 1ae royalty 10 SE3sW4. 8, Lot
3 EiSE3NW4. W3SWiNE5, EfNW3
SEA, 4-Se. siS1 sE1s3 Ss-S7-l2 (smith
Farm) 81.
Same 10 Fred A. Morton IS OF les
IN iSame desc. as above 81.
Same 10 John b. Lee, is OF 1G
II lSame desc. a. above. 81
L. r. McCurdy to Harold T. Johnson
IA Of 10 royalty IN sE3sW3 s. Lot
8 EtSE1NW3, WiSW4NEt. N1NW3
33-ST-12. 81
John D. Sehwab & TX to A. J..
Daniel Co. IL OF 1s6 royalty IN M
STA saNE5 NE1NE3 % NaNW3,
NW4NEa. 24-34-5. $40
John D. Schwab ct ux to Edward
]. & Chloe p. Daniel 10 OF ies In
NfsB3 EHNEa. NEaNEa. %, N1NW4
NWaNEa, 24-34-5. $3.50
MINERAL DEED
Melissa Edna Benn 60 "A. n Benu.
Love 4 Affections. 1905 royalty in
sw3sEs. rs SEasW3. . 70 township
giTenl Ring. T.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31
LIBERTY COUNTY
ny Hahweaw CeSasx AAafRaef CO.
CHEsTER. MONTANA


Thoa. Hendrickuoh to x. B. Frozer
81 Ss-37-6. So.
Delmar g. Winery 70 K. B. Frazer
ma 1885, $40. tt
Claus EidHtae 70 X. b. Fraser RWaE
Stsw 20 waNw - RANK MEME 30
1T-A f40o
Louis r.. Oswood. Gdn to Stevenson
Consolidated on Co 81 22-S4-3 81
ASSIGNMENT or HOYALTY
l.. r. McCurdy 20 Geo. r.. Rookie.
f-sss IA 1g-S7-8 81.
n " McCurdy 10 Ohert = EEerer
t-ses EA 1s-S-6 81
Z. G. RardweIl TO Martin Pregier
NENE f4-S3-6. g.
L. &. Bardwei TO Ralph Lawrence
HWNW 1885 81.
mKLEAeK nF on a GAS. LEAeE
r. c. Farewell 20 Louis M. Aorn
NV 20s13~G. III
stevenson Consolidated OH Co. @
Wm y Wallace SaNW 4-Szr4.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

The North Butte Mining Com
pany reportes the encountering
OF stringers Of high grade copper
ore on the twenty two hundred
level OF its Main Range group
IN the east portion Of Butte. In
November. 1880. small stringers
were encountered in the long
southeast cross-cut and the cross
cut continued for a number OF
months. AZ present the cross
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31
BROKERS'
NorKoKl

Have 50 acres ia proven field feand
production) near producing weilss with
no dry holes on lease OF hetween Il
and proven area. WIN drfu wen and
turn over lease for very reasonable
figure, xg Eou are looking foF ready
made proposition. mitA mans sallsnR
features one that wis af1aa fnap len.
write OWNER BOX 200 care Montana
on Journai. Great Pals, Moufaae
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31


At the annual mesting Of the
Basin Montana Tunnel 'Compans.
held In New York City on jan
uary 18th, all officers we're re-
elected
The company II rapidly COM
plotting the survey at its proper
ties near Basin and sometime In
March II Is planned 70 start the
long cross-cut tunnel which will
cue AZ depth some fifty one veins
which have been prospected on
the surfaces The survey Il being
carried on under tho supervision
Of MT Barker aud John Johus,
formerly an official OF the Barnes
King Development company.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

on FIELD OPPORTUNITIES

Hsfeln ara hssed soma 81 he best bargains = b
found IN Montana eli fields to-day 1hs man who wants
royalty, laases or field equipment VIII find whas he
wants IN these columns. Il win pay yeu 70 glance
that escape the casual reader. Effective Nay i the
advertising rats only 25e per Hns counting SIX words
to the line Payment MUST b made IA advances.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31
LEASES

Get 4 1920 or 20 acre lease in the
big play on Texas newest fault being
drilled with remarkable success
Tracts right "a the play 800 a.
acre, ownership piats. w, J. Dobbs.
ga Wilson Bldg Dallas Texas.
1-S-d
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31
BRoKEns
SD
8ALE8MENf


Leases Near prodncti0n. with no drR
holes on them or between them aad
the producing area. we'll located rfruc-
furslly at reasonable pfsoes. These
are located IL a field where & deep
test Is TO be drilled. with the Prospects
that half z dozen additional producing
heriHone will be opened all wf.heut
additional cost 70 those whe participate
clients IN on 2 genuine Rround-fzoor
proposition, one that win make money
for both them and you Tou VIII be
supplied with SALES facfs. pictures and
maps to aid you 10 quitting over small
eyn4icales. Dealers only. BOX 2a8
care Montana OIL Journal Great Falls.
Montana.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31
PONDERA COUNTY
~ Fenaera Ceunty Abafraee Ce.
CONRAD. MONTANA

RELEASE or OIL q GAS LEASE
Texas PUacieic Coal 4 on Co. &
Rnowden & McsweeDey Co. to Lilly
Thompson ct con. Lease Bk z page
90 Oh s1SE3. sE3SW3, IS NEzNW5
ts-27.4 West
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31
SEND A CONTRIBUTION 10
THE sUNBURsT BADGER
Montana OIL Quotations


- EDWIN .. RxLANn COxPANx
s1s Fsra nag. Grsas Ralla. Msnt.
ma Auhas
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

Los Angeles capitalists have
taken an option on twelve hun
dred acres o. placer land in the
pioneer district from Moore
Brothers This property is To-
Gated ahout seven miles south
east Of where gold first was found
in Montana on Gold Greek.
Hear Papers
The Montana sscti0n or the
a. I. NJ. Il held a mssting In.
Anaconda on December 15th. the
meeting being preceded BY q
dinner at the Montana Hotel.
selden 8. Rodgers. superintendent
Or the Washoe Concsntrator read
q paper on Concentration Ut
Anaconda and n. L. Larson
read paper on phosphate In
dustry in its Relation 70 West
ern Agriculture
CIapp Talks
At the January meeting Of the
Montana Society Of Engineers.
DR. Csapp President or the Uni
versity OF Montana. Aaissouias
read . paper on the ''Gsology of.
the Belt Mountains, Montana
This was Illustrated wlkn molten
picsures
aSD A CONTRIBUTION 10
TIE sUNBURsr BADGRR
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

FOR sALR 500 shares Cosmos Pet
roleum stock at 09c per. H. y.
Kramer. Kenmare North Dakota.
i-2i-h
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31
oASADlAs ON oUOrAruOus

~ Edwin p. Hyland . co@Dang
FsEa RIdE. Crest Kalls. Aasna
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

We hare client who Is Interested IL
royalties and leases in the Kevin -sun-
burst field Give full particulars with
price and terms IN first letter Sales
manager. 0zs Peyton Building. Spokane.
Washington f-s-d
FOR sALE-f-l6 OF lgs royalty II the
Border field IN the heart Of produc.
ton. Now producing. Write Box
26o eare Montana Oh Journal
ONE FOURTH Of one percent royalty
on 0randvieW structure Wen drill.
ing In within tnsee weeks Box 1f9a
Great Falls. Montana
on Mia River AnElciine,
near Fulken wen now drilling. Il.
q. Ewing. Cat Bank Azeatane-
1-10-d
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

ANNOUNCEMENT q finishing leasing
= 260oe acfe tract Ter Oh and Gas.
that ne win suitcase e prospective
operators ehes drill VITA sbeiF own
capital Eocaaea long the HoGback
Townships l5S Eauee ~ Write
McfIenrV County OH Association.
Bergen. North Dakota. 1-31-d
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

Up 10 DATE structural Hlag ~ Der
Greek showing top eenteNKn MoR-
taxa Oh 1oufnai StpDig Department
Great kalia, Montana
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

FOR SALE-1-ze interest 10 8z8-aces
leese % PotcuRsns peme neeF ksso
Company A now dTltlnR Elfasr 81
both Of these wells ahoaid Be een-
pieted b. spring Thia is era Of
TIE woFlde largest structufss. With
tremendous preserves that win re-
suit Ia very large flowing wells when
Oh ~ struck. This Is 4 bargain.
Write OF wire Box s.. CIR Mehfzna
on Journal 12-10-&
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-01-31

Montane Representative 30 handle eem-
plete hne af e0FdaRe Fer paF1fceiaKa
write Box *. g Montana Or Journal,
Great Falls. M5ntana 1-fo-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
q A @ J
~ 9 o z
Q K 10
= A K 9 8 3

North as dealer, lacking the necessary high
card strength, made the objectionable original
bid Of one diamond. which East overcalIed with
clubs. The player who reports the incident
sat South and trusted his partner to have the
high-card strength which his opening bid indi-
Gated North rescued Soutn's no trump calls
couple of times with diamond rebids, but these
only egged South until the ultimate contract
was six no trumps, proper enough bidding by
South If North had possessed what his bids said
he did. With correct offense and defense-not
double dummy"-five odd can be made, but
not six. Properly bid the side would have had
game.
In the play came the opportunity for both
sides to make slips which seemed inconse-
quential but we're really decisive. After a spade
lead to the ace the diamond king TO the ace
and q club to the ace, South made his big
mistake. Upon his lead Of the diamond ten he
played small from dummy, instead of covering
with the jack so as to have the lead IN dummy
II East failed to cover. He gave East an OPP
portunity to play small II hiB eyes had bsen
open, and thus block the suit. South then
would have had TO use up his spade entry to
get into the dummy and lead the not yet estab-
lished diamonds again. When East took this
with the queen he could have returned another
club and thus would be certain TO take total
of five tricks.
East instead considering that his damon
queen would take only one trick anyway.
thought he might as well overtake the 10 with 1t
as the jack later, 50 bobbed right up on the
second diamond lead. This establishing the
diamond suit, declarer made his five odd just
as surely as If he had covered that unimportant
looking 10 with the nnimportant looking jack.
Thus three tricks and game swung in the
balance both ways plays to one trick which
seemed of import at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
AL1aqC a Ueek

What 0cczys in this case? In contract, Moetn
and Sonth bid and make heart game. S0utsas
TIE oNly player keeping score, negiects b re-
cord IL. On the merit hand East and WeSt
make q partial score OF so. South records it.
On the third deal North and South bid foK3
spGdes and make them. Nop lelteR SO0tk
announces that this completes rubber, Ss-
eording the first game at the same time a.
this last one East pleads that he had 1Ooke4
at the score and nothing bnt his Stde'&
partial score there; If ne had realized thA4
game mould OiUe opponents the rubber ~
mould haze made sacrifice bid Of roe
diamonds
The one law bearing upon this case Is No So
(e), as follows: "A proved error in the conc
tract score may be corrected at any time before
the next contracting begins"
BY absolute implication, the error OF 0mlsS
sion could not be corrected after the very FIRST
bid or pass was made on the second hand
dealt. Therefore, the first game made was utA
terly canceled as much il the hand had
never been dealt. The score at the conclusionr
Of the entire incident related shows East an1B
West with 90 points below the line" whicad
had ceased to become a partial-seore, howevexA
in view Of the fact that North and South w0x9
that game and have 100 points below the
line" The two sides are now ready for thir@
deal In the same rubber.
That is the utterly legal and technical staA1
Of the case. True craftsmanship On tne part
Of al concerned should offer compromise ALL
around. though, in such a situation East ana
West could offer to allow North and South q
have their FIRST game, East and West then taxi
Inc their 90 partial score and the third hand
being recorded On basis Of what the players
Thank would BE the result East had madd
the sacrifice hid-prohably scored as down eEe
or two tricks.
II It happens that any one player insists 90
tine enact letter Of the law being enforced, t1aA
made.
What occurs h this ease? A pl0n~ ha1inA
Pcvoaed, the oppOnRRts at the close 81 I'd
hen4 csaigsed 1oa points for the reoohe, shSeH
- azIosped and 10 scored. A JeC minutes Isfa4
0sse of tba 0ppoRen4a reelised his side ShoME8 =
haae ez1ete4 q penalty Of taDe tricks tos II
revoke, and insists that the record ha a.
oAAage4 t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
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