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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-26
FILINGS CHARGE
ROOSEVELT TO
Be BETRAYED
Southern Fight Results in
Assertion Owen Young
Will Benefit.
BY FOSTER EATON
United Press staff Correspondent

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. ga po-
litical fight of south-wide ramif1ca-
ton came to head here today
with the charge there existed a
conspiracy among the purported
friends of Governor Franklin D.
Roosevelt to kill off the boom for
his nomination for President in ia
vor of Owen D. Young.
The fight lies between the Geor-
gia Roosevelt-for- President clubs, of
which DR.. r. B. Gilbert, Reenville,
is leader, and the Roosevelt south
ern clubs, led by F. B. Summers of
Atlanta.
Gilbert is organizing every county
in Georgia while Summers organi-
cation is south-wide.
Gilbert attacked the legitimacy of
the Roosevelt southern clubs, charg-
ing it was a commercial organiza-
tion," not sponsored by the New
York Governor.
Summers replied in a statement
today denying Gilbert's charge and
asserting an anti-Roosevelt conspi-
racy was being "fomented by plot
ting politicians in Georgia"
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Lower Rates Urged
n United Press

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 90
Representatives of the Terre Haute
Merchants Association conferred
here with officials of the Terre
Haute Light Company, seeking a
lower light and power rate for bust
ness concerns. The merchants pre-
sented results of a survey of rates
here compared with those of other
cities
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Legal Notices
JOHNsON & ZECHIEL. Attorneys

JOHNSON e. ZECHIEL, Attorneys
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The undersigned. j. Malcom Dunn,
trustee of Wayne School township. Mar
ion county. Indiana. hereby gives notice
that he will receive sealed bids at his
office on the Rockville road, in Wayne
township, Marion county. Indiana. up
20, 1881. for the driving and construction
of deep water well at school number
20 and making necessary repairs on well
at school number TO- in said township,
all according to plans and specifications
now on file in the township trustees OIL
fee. ,.
with his bid a check for $4,000 as evl-
dence of good faith and noncolluslve
AFFIDAVIT, according to law.
The right is reserved to select the low
est and best bidder or to reject all bids.
j. MALCOLM DUNN.
Trustee of Wayne School, township.
Marion county. Indiana.
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ALLEGED Bandits Held

81 Times Special
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Aug. 26.-
Three Negroes, charged with three
filling station robberies, theft of
three automobiles and holding up a
street car motorman. are in custody
here. They are Robert Fleming, 80;
G. w. Pritchard, 10, and Elmere
NFiff7in. 10.
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Jail Breaker Caught

III UHittu FFtSa
SULLIVAN, Ind. Aug. 26.-Escape
of Cecil Stevens, 20, and Paul Hille-
brandt. both of Terre Haute, from
the county jail here was not known
to local officers until word was re-
ceived from Terre Haute authorities
that Stevens had been captured
there. They freed themselves by
nEging flooring IN their cell
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Pioneer Buried Today
BIZ Times Special


CYNTHIANA, Ind, Aug. 26. -
Funeral services were held at the
residence west of here today for
Joseph R. Welborn, 50, Smith
township pioneer and brother of
o. M. WelborrN for many years
Judge of the Posey-Gibson circuit
court. He was a former trustee of
Smith township.
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Room for Rent With Board

NEW JERSEY. N. 2229-Light front rm
modern; private home; privileges; meals
optional; l or q hot water all the time.
BYRAM, 4054-Desirable rm for 2: will
board children; near Butler. Wa. 1898.
Al HOME for child. near school. prefer
2 boys CHI 3415-J. 80 North oxford.
18TH. E.. 604-Nicely furn. rm., bath, 2
meals optional; home priv. Ri. 8815.
WANTED CHILDREN-Mothers care: pri-
vate home. Near No. school. 326 N. Pine.
MCINTYRE HOTEL-l523 NJ Cap; clean,
desirable rooms with board. 81 per week.
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MACDONALD is
LOSING Grip AS
LABORITE CHIEF
Downfall Is Predicted by
Members of His
Own Party.
BY HERBERT BAILEY

sish United Press stan Correspondent
LONDON, Aug. 26.-J. Ramsay
lacDonald's future as leader Of the
abor party was considered highly
ubious today.
The coalition ministry of which
IacDonald is head, will be known
a ministry of sacrifice. Formed
D impose sacrifices upon the people,
t represents a sacrifice in itself.
The king sacrificed his holiday;
jtanley Baldwin temporarily sacri-
iced his beloved tariffs; the liberals
acrificed electoral reform; but the
,reatest sacrifice of all perhaps is
MacDonalds, and with him, j. H.
Thomas, and to lessor degree,
Philip Snowden's.
Already, despite the laborite Daily
Herald's injunction against person.
al attacks on Macdonald, labor
members say Macdonald is finished.
His enemies within the party say
he is so susceptible to flattery that
he was flattered by tories, liberals
and bankers into playing the role
as the one man who could save the
country. They also are inclined to
attribute his sacrifice mostly to
vanity.
Praised by Opposition
Thomas similarly is accused, and
his trade union, the National Union
OF Railwaymen, already has in
dicated that the leave of absence
granted him to him so he might
join the labor government, has
ended, and that it will mean his
severance from the union in an Of
fetal capacity.
In all other quarters, however, the
action Of Macdonald, Snowden and
Thomas was praised warmly, and
Arthur Henderson's seizure of the
opportunity to exploit old grievances
against Macdonald was condemned.
Some of MacDonald's friends
have said however, that he hopes
to retain or regain leadership. They
say he will accuse the trades union
leaders of cowardice. They also
assert that those leaders were not
prepared to assent to a 10 per cent
reduction in unemployment benefits,
but were quite willing to have a 10
per cent revenue tariff which, they
assert would have increased the cost
of living by at least 80 per cent,
thus infiicting greater hardships on
the unemployed than lessening the
actual amount of the dole.
Bankers Are : allied
Henderson Laborites, who will
form the official opposition intend
ed to fight the governments econ
omy proposals and to prepare for
the general election, which will be
fought on the issue of tariffs and
of the people versus the bankers.
Laborites, including the trade
unionists, are bitterly aSsailing the
bankers, and are demanding state
control of the Bank of England.
The Daily Herald's charge that
American bankers insisted on a cut
in the dole as condition for re-
newal of credits has inflamed opin-
ion against the bankers, who are
accused of pursuing a policy which
would be profitable to themselves,
but disastrous to the country.
There seemed to be little doubt
that the impending general election
will result in Tory administration
pledged to policy of tariff with
imperial preference.
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In the last five years Japan is
estimated to have supplied from
IS to 70 per cent of the worlds raw
silk and China from 10 to 20 per
cent.
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Business Announcements

OLD CHAIRS MADE NEW-By rebottom,
ing in cane, hickory or reed. Call Board
of Industrial Aid for the Blind. Ha. O5S3.
FURNACE REPAIRING-Tn guarn. to save
you money: cleaned. $1.50. 1r. 2I68 eve.
BATH ROOM-Complete 500; plumbing &
heating insctalled; reasonable. Ia: 4O51.
LET me put a new roof on your garage
Al painter: references. He. 1703 eve.
ALL KINDS of furnace work. Work
guaranteed. Inspection free. 1R. 7481:
PAPER HANGING-Hung and furnished
$3.50 UP. GLENN FREW Be. O838-R
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treasurer Marion COUNTY. Ind

WE win sell at Public Auction one Ford
ton trick motor No g. 896536. for stor-
age charges amounting to So. at 10
q. m, Wednesday September 2, 1881:
WEST 10TH MOTOR SERVICE a7S2 w.
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Trustee of WAYNE School Township.
Marion County. Indiana.
NOTICE OF THE SALE OF SMITH
YOUNG GREENHOUSE COMPANY,
Ell DITCH BONDS

Ell AL D4lNh bONDO.
Notice is hereby given. that the Treas
urer Of Marion County. Indiana. will up
to 10 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday. Sept.
IS 1891. receive bids for the sale of
Smith-Young Greenhouse Company ct al
Ditch Bonds. in the amount of 10000 90.
Said bonds shall be in the denomina-
ton of $4,000 each. and shall bear in
terest at the rate Of six per cent (6eol
per annum. PAYABLE Semi-annually on the
10th DAYS OF November and May of each
year and shall be divided. into ten equal
series of two ,t2l. bonds each. The first
series principal. shall mature and be pay
able on the 10th day of November, 1881,
and one series each November 10th there
after until paid. The first series interest
shall mature and be payable on the 10th
day of November 1881 and one. series
each six months thereafter until paid.
Said bonds shall bear date Of the 18th
day of july. 1881. and shall be signed
BY the Board of Commissioners and
authenticated by the auditor.
Said sale shall continue from day to
day until all are sold and the under
signed reserves the right to reject any and
ell bids. Said bonds will be ready for
delivery on the date of the sale.
c. e. ROBINSON,
Vs.
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indianapolis. Indiana.
Aup oS 1921


JOHNSON & ZECHIEL. Attorneys
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF APPRO-
PRIATION OF MONEX
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
of Wayne School township that the proper
legal officers of said municipality, at a
special meeting of the township trustee
and advisory board. held upon the Gath
of August 1881. determined to borrow
money to the amount of 100000 for the
construction and driving of a deep water
well at school number 20 and the making
of necessary repairs on well at school
number 10 in said township.
The trustee proposes to borrow SO 900 90
at a rate of interest not to exceed per
cent per annum and issue the obligation
of the township. which shall be due
and payable on or before December 81.
1892.
Ten or more taxpayers. other than
those who paw coll tax only. who feel
themselves aggrieved by said determine
ton NAV appeal to the state board OF
tax commissioners for further action and
the state board of tax commissioners viii
fix a date for the hearing IN this county.
] MALCOLM DUNN,
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Situations Wanted Male
YOUNG man wants any kind of work, Ga
or night. Good reference. DR.. 1925.
Help Wanted Female

LADIES Positions-Aboard ocean liners;
good pay. Visit Hawaii. China, Japan;
experience unnecessary; Self-addressed
envelope brings list. E. w. Arculus,
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
SALESLADIES-Pay every day: big COM
mission, house-to-house work; something
new. e. S. Gorby, Gem Hotel. Wednesday.
LADY fry cook; Is to 80 years; expert
enced with cash register. 2102 Prospect.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
nnELyErp Mo 106I7

In the matter Of the petition of Public
Service Company of Indiana for author
ity to issue and sell or otherwise dis
pose of 100000 face value one-year
Az per cent Gold Notes.
Service Commission of Indiana will con-
duct public hearing in the above entitled
cause in the rooms of the commission at
a. M on FRIDAY. Sept. IL 1881.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF
INDIANA.
BY H. K. CUTHBERTSON,
Commissioner.
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AMERICAN HOTEL. 2101a S. Illinois: IN
der new MANAGEMENT. Rooms newly deco
bath. 81 single. or SO double. Steam heat
clean. ladies. gentlemen.
GENTLEMAN with furnished bedroom apt
located 400 North. desires young man tC
share apartment. Call Mr.. Troutman
Lii 4571.
SLEEPING rms. 'front.' NewlY decorated
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Room for Rent With Board

JEFFERSON, N. s25-Attract. rm.. priv
leges; car, bus. Meals Men. Ch. O685-J.
MERIDIAN. N, 2249-Parents & children.
Will care for children of emp. Ia. 1903.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
REDWOOD SIDING

REDWOOD SIDING
Bids. Redwood siding, $500.
Electric washing machine, $4,000.
Copper wash boilers, $3.50 each.
Window shade cloth, 10c per yard.
Range boilers. standard, 81; ex-
ira heavy, So.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol 2ad South st.
7OUR USED SCHOOL BOOKS NOW. We
$40 IN. DELAWARE III 1899.
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Ambassador Apt. Hotel
Apartments for Rent

back yard; SCI; winter $50. He. 5491.
BROADWAY. 1924 rooms, bath, pantry;
refinished porches; reasonable.
CENTRAL. 2342-5 rm. apt. bath. Kitchen:
heat, water furn. He. 2T93; Ri 1894.
MADISON AVE. 1855 rooms. bath; util-
tiles furnished; garage.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALA; N. 2os7-Attract. ARA. apt, nm.
bath; 2 or 8 adults. Ri 3211.
ALABAMA, N. 1912 and 3-rm. suites:
nice. clean: private home; reasonable.
BROADWAY. 1134o4 clean rooms. sink.
CAPITOL. N. 3654-2 or furn. house
Keeping rms; adults; near Butler S.
private home 6o0G gar. 81. 'e He. so5s: u.s.
DEL. N, 1865 Large mod. rms: down.
All utilities furn.. low price. Ha. 3455-W:
FOUNTAIN SQ.-2 or conn. rms, down:
porch; strictly priv; gar Dr. 3540-R.
room. So. 1017 Prospect.
HoYT. 1ll2-2 turn. housekeeping rms rms,
mod, connecting; priv. home. Dr. 5816:
ILL, N. 1851. 2, 3-rm. kitcnenette apis:
So. 81. SIS. Sc. S7.5o week. Ia. lilo.
ILLINOIS. N. 312O-1 nice rm., Kitchen
cite; everything furn.; near school.
$3.50 up; l wk. free; children welcome.
ILLINOIS, NJ. 1922 or 3-rm. apts.: $3.50
ILLINOIS. N. 1726-Exceptionally furnished
clean apartment Private entrance.
1449 N. NEW JERSEY
8 connecting rooms; private ENTRANCE;
everything fur: free garage. Ri. Obs:
NEW. YORK. E.. 520-Large front nm. ana
kitchenette. everything furn.. reas.
NEW JERSEY, N, 134-Lodging. clean.
rms. for the night. Csc and Soc. Ri. Alas:
ORIENTAL. N, 2O-2-rm furp. apt: utiii-
ties furn.: priv. ent.. week free.
PARK, 9S3-Large, clean rm. and kitchen
cite every convenience: near Real Six
PENN, N 8O7-LOVELY APT RIM,
KITCHENETTE CHILD WELC. Ii. 1904:
RUCKLE. 1944-2-rm. fur. apt. down
stairs. also sleeping. He. DOL.
ST. JOE. E.. 215-2 front rms, downstairs.
modern. sink: reas. Ri. 5273.
TALBOT. N, 2338-2 rm. kitchenette apt;
private entr.; gar; reas. Ia. 7038:
WALCOTT, N, 333-2 front rms, furn..
priv. home. gar: near schools. Ri 12l8.
WASH, W., 359-Hotel Tourist Inn; horse-
keep. rms. 81 wk.: maid service. r s,
dble.. ST. sgle.. soc: wk. 81. so. shower tath:
DOWNTO WN-FurniShed or unfurnished
l or rms. wkly. or monthly. rates; uttl.
Call BREVQRT HOTEL. Ill. & Ohio SITS.
BOTH, W., 1888 rooms, furnished or un-
furnished; gas. light, heat; water and
garage paid S.. Ha. 1898.
nth. E.. 9O9-2 upper front rms. newly
decorated. Mod. priv. entrance. SIS UP.
LOVELY WOODRUFF rms. kitchenette.
everything furn; porch; 81. Oh. 4108.
EMPLOYED WIDOW-Will share home
with 2 congenial people: gar. Or. 1851.
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Help Wanted Male
HOOVER co.

SALES AND SERVICE
Need married, neat appearing men
between rs and as years with car;
guaranteed territory; prominent posi-
lions; pay weekly. Apply 1131 N. Della
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IONS; pay Weekly. Apply II5I N. DeIa-
ware, 9-ll:30 a. m.
IF you are a carpenter and have good
used lumber. or can secure it, and are
interested on estimating costs for erect
ing several portable structures similar to
ordinary garages for q reputable down.
town firm. we Will be glad to hear from
YOU. Address Box 213. Times.
POSITIONS on ocean liners to Europe,
Orient, South America; good pay ex-
perience unnecessary; self-addressed en-
velope brings list. H. Arculus. Mt. YER
non, N Y.
PORTER WANTED-Must be experienced;
bring tools ready to work. MY BARBER
& BEAUTY SHOP, 915 Riviera Drive.
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Apartment Rental Bureau
Apartments in all parts of the city;
free transportation to inspect apart
ments. Call He. 1887 or RI. 1871. day or
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Painting and Papering

PAINTING, exterior. interior: comp. insur
HENDRIX DINKLA Oh. $3.50
PAPER furnished and hung, 81 room; work
guaranteed Oh. 305l-W.
PAPER furn. and hung $3.50 per room.
Oh. 1904. FRANK JACKSON. If. 24l5.
PAPER hanging, painting and all kind OF
repairing; prices reasonable. Ia. 0207.
IST CLASS paper hanging, 81 to $3.50 per
rm; paint reas., sam. shown. Be. OFFER.
PAPER turn. and hung $3.50 per room.
Oh. 1904 FRANK JACKSON Ir 24l5.
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Houses for Rent

ASHLAND. l208-Reduced, $50; 6-rm. m
garage; opposite school Ri 617O.
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Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE

ILNIAI NOI1Ob
The board OF trustees of the Central
State Hospital will receive sealed pro-
posals until Friday. Aug. 2Sth. at 10
a. m, for furnishing supplies for the
month OF September, 1881. Estimate book
will be on file at Room LAT, Statehouse,
from and after Monday, Aug. Gath, 1881.
BY order of hoard of truSteeS.
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ASHLAND. l208-Reduced, $50: 6-rm. mod
garage; opposite school Ri. CLIO.
1859 ADAMS
6-rm. semi modern single; gar $40
GREGORY & APPEL. INC. Ii 7491.
BLAINE. 1O29-5-rm. mod. double; gar;
water pd.: mr.. schools; reduced. Hu. 1886.
FULTON, T32-5-rm. semi-mod. dble.. red:
near Real SILK: reduced. II. 0104.
FULTON, 728-6-room semi-modern, new
ly deco, good location, reduced. Ir. 0104.
GALE, N, 1527--Near Brookside park; s.
room semi-modern. Oh. 5463.
GARFIELD DR.. E. 2I4I-5 rms. strictly
NOD. garage. S28. B. G. q i'll.
GLADSTONE. N. 26-5-rm. mod. double
east. garage. water paid: $3.50.
HAUGH, 410-Semi- Groom: for
good recommended tenants call Be. 0200
JEFFERSON. N. 17-Near Tech; 5-room
mod. dble: water paid; reduced. Oh. 3012
KEYSTONE. S. 7O7-5 rooms; = modern
double; waited paid: S23; garage.
MICHIGAN. W.. 35z3-6 rn. modern: 8
bedrms.: garage; cistern
MCPHERSON, 28l7-6-rm. mod. breakfast
room; red. in and out; gar; $50. Ri. $3.50.
MEREDITH, 3054-Nod. double bungalow:
I rooms; BATH garage; $50. He. 1894.
MERIDIAN. sos S.: excellent for roomers:
VIII nav moving expense. He. 5491.
NEW YORK. 100l VS. rms 1875 w. New
YORK, Tnas.; gar. 7l9 N. Pershiilg, Arm.
Sngies SlSi mo. rent free; wa pd. z346
sFGHa9s ~ rnss MOD gar SEQ. Ri 7726.
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Indianapolis Rental BureaI

5OA T
Bedroom apartment: all utilities; $3.50
70 $50; Frigidaire. Ii. 1881.
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indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable. apartments in any part of
city, furnished and unfinished from 525
to S125. Transportation furnished No
charges or obligations. Ii. 4507 evenings
and Sunday. Wa. O433 or Be. 3114.
WASHINGTON. E.. 5018-5 large rms
mod.: desirable: good neat; gar. rent reas.
BARGAIN-172 Ashland: grim. modern;
porch. yard; adults. He 1905.
I'm Beautiful Woodruff
Among the trees, flowers, birds and
SQUIRRELS; ten degrees cooler than down
town; country life: twelve minutes from
the circle. Heat, gas, water, range
Frigidaire and janitor service furnished
Best living in the city for the money
Three rooms and porch. $42.50. Four
owner, BERT ESSEX. 926 Middle drive.
Woodruh (next door south of fat. CHI.
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FORD ls2S-ils-Top Ford panel body: In
20 sz3 caDitoI r. e376
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Auto Supplies and Repairs

TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Lauck Funeral Home, 1853 S. Meridian. DIR 214O
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Pets
Machinery & Tools

WE DO Electric and Mechanical expert
ment and development work; also cleo
trio motor repairing.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
1925 E. Washington ST. Ir. 1175:
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Money to Loan

ible coupe or tudor. Will pay cash Gif-
ference. No dealers. 1714 S. Delaware.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-21

The Montana Consolidated Gas
Companies. Inc. aameern head
ed By shelby aad Billlnga men.
Tuesday filea allcles o. lncorpo-
Tation IN e office OF County
Clerk severt r. wick. Great
Fails Is designated as the pfin-
elpal place Of business for the
nsw corporation
Directors and incorporation are
John wight and r G. auhflnx
ton. bath Of Billings. and Kg8rett
A. Rice. g C. Eoyt and T. p.
jones. al Of shelby. Capital
stock ia placed 81 sno6 900. ar
vldea into shares Of par vAlue Of
81 each.
The object Of the company Is
to engage IN the oil and aas de-
yelopment and production bust
ness and the requirement and
holding Of franchises for The sale
Of natural gas
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-21

No greater tax tfam five
cents per gallon. the pres
emit gas tax rate. viii be Lew
led on gasoline consumers ia
Montana II the highway de-
benture measure carries Vi
the special election on BEay
5, the state board Of equal
izafiom advised the state
highway commission, which
held q special meeting Ia
Helena last week.
Following the passage Of the
referendum question BY the leg
islature. opponents Of the pro
posed measure Immediately start
ed to circulate the report that
the measure. If It should pass
would result in a ten cent gaso-
line tax.
Following the meeting Ut Hea-
ana the highway commission
members made the definite state
ment that the approval 81 the
debenture measure would not
result in increased gasoline taxes;
that the referendum bin nloroly
re-enacted the five cent tax and
was not a duplication Of the tax.
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-21

The Mt. States OH & Gas Co.
at Danials No. 2. swzsw 1910
Nav, 9 miles southeast q wei.
ser. has pulled the s-ihch and
s-inch strings and is now trying
10 loosen the I0rinch sErlng. II
Is planned. according to reports,
to entirely remove the 1o-sneh
and then run complefs new
string Of 10-inch to bottom, less
feet In Payette formation Ger
tiarp) The company Is also
planning on running az s-inch
string for production. oslisvIng
that such Is to be obtained with
a few more feet Of hole.
The company announces khat
another well is to be commenced
as soon as possible on other
land leased to It. Such location
is to be in the southwest guar
ter OF the northwest quarter Of
the same section. and about
half mile north Of the Daniels
No. @ The new well win be
known as the Freeman No. l..
New road is being constructed
and timbers hauled
Montana oil journal. (Great Falls, Mont.) 192?-1931, 1931-03-21

a new World drilling record
has again been established this
time b. the shell on company IL
is Williams No. i il the SEMI
sropic district Of southern Cali
fornia.
The hole has been drilled 70
s.7oz fest. nearly two milea, but
tests made during the week in
aicatsd that the wen had bat
slight chances Of becoming a
producer
Some gas and oil showinga
were found. but nothing that ap-
peared to have q chance TO be-
come commercial. The well was
drilled with rotary equipment
without any unusual difficulty
and IN the opinion Of fiela err
sineera can easily be deepened
if the company 50 decides.