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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
ECYLETI KALAUZ
BRIDGEPORT SzOvETSEG 1s-IK
YOUNGSTOWN OSZTALYA

Elnok: Lovas Laios. aleln0k Ga$l
Lagos, ugykezclo Hus6caky .I6zsef, 1884
siliiman ST., telefon 9a941, iegvz6 Cso-
inszky Ferenc, nagybizottsagi fapok
Gagyl Janos es Szab6 Fcrenc. ellen5-
rok Szabados Janos es Latos JOSEF.
beteglatogat6k West Sidcon: Dank6
Janos, Topics J6zsefne, telefon 37061.
South Sideon Gaal Laios. Czene Gibor-
ne. East Sidccn Szabo Fcrenc. Matyas
Jozsefne, zaszl6tart0 Csolinszky Fc-
rene. Hivatalos orvos DR.. LaIr,sin Jc.
no. hivatalos lap: Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap. Gyiil6s mindcn h6nap harm;.-
dix vasarnapidn Magyar Rcformk-
tus Egyhaz gyiilestcrmeben 737 Maho.
ming avenue szam alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29

A regiek szerint legszebb
er6ny a lfaladatossag. Lelkiink
csordultig van halaval a Gondvi-
seles irant, aki megengedte, hogy
az eddigi eredmenyek alapjan
biz6 szemmel nezziink = j0vend6
feladatok ele.
Halasan k0szonjiik az amerikai
ma gyaroknak az Arvahaz els5 ka
racsonyfa iinnepeIyere hozzank
juftatott szives adomanyait. An
nal 6szintebb a k6szonetiink, mi
mel valsagosabbak az id0k.
Tisztelettel koszontjiik Eor-
d0gh Elemer prelatnst, toled6i
plebanos 6melt6sagat, aki j6 We
ger m6djara karacsonyfa iinne-
pellyel kapcsolatban terepszem.
let tartOtt a Scent ErZsebet Ar.
vahaz koriil, S latottak felett
megelegedtset es or6met nyilva-
nitotta.
Az Arvahaz reszere adomanyo-
kat a k0vetkez6 cimre kildjuk
st. Elizabeth Hungarian Orpha.
mage, S420 South Street, Detroit
Michigan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
HALALRA EGETTE
A sPIRITUsxF0G6
WOLF

Budapestr6l jelentik Wolf
Maria ofselhatsees fels6igegi
asszony spirituszos iivegtt a
'forr6 tiixheiyre tette,. Az iiveg
felrobbant, az ego spirittsz szet--
onlott IS ugy i;ssseegette Wolff
Mariat, hogy par Ora mulva belle
halt egesi ssbeibe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
HAR0MSZAZEZER DARAB
/ CENTEST WITT A BANKBA

Az amerikai penzhalmozas ko-
mikus peldajat nynjtotta George
Swanson atwateri minnesota al
lam) farmer, aki tobb ey alatt
megtakaritott penz6t 100000 egy-
centes ajax jaban tette be egy
belybeli bankba. Az osszeg meg
szamlalasa tobb ora hosszat tar
tott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
cAhdPBELLI PoLGARI K0R

Elnok: Timk6 istvan, penztarnok
Iorok J5zsef, iegyz5 Gyorgy Tamds
ola Tre,nble Ave.), trusteek Narga
josef, Palyt6x Mikl6s Is Feler Mi
haly, szamvizsgai6 bizottsag 1'alyt6k
Miklos es Varga J6zsef. GyiilGs min-
den no els6 vasarnapian delutaa 2 oral
kezdettel a kor saiat helyisegebcn 100
jefferson street szam aIatt. IIivatal0s
lap az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29

Az alabbi sztivegii karaesonyi
udv0zletet hozott a posta, melyet
kiyalogattunk azon sok jokiva-
natu iidV0zlet k0ziiI, amelyeket
a posta nap-nap utan kezbesit
Observation-Disclosures
A negysoros verssel egybefii-
z0tt j6kivansagokkal megtoldott
iidvOzlet sz0vege:
Az Isten scent Fla, hogy a
f0ldre szallott,
Karacsony iinnepe hozzon
boldogs6gct;
E nyomorral tell S megdnt
szuk esztendot
Szerencses masikkal valtsa
fel q j0v0.
Bofdog karacsonyi innepeket
kivanok az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap tulajdonosanak szerkesz-
toinek, miiszaki szemelyzetenek
es olvas6 kozonsegenek
Gy0rgy Tamas
Campbell, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
LORANTFFY zSUzsANNA
N0EGYLET

Alakult 1926 oktobcr 3l-en Ysunrs-
town, .O.-ban. Gyiileseit tart.;a mindon
ho Six vasarnapian a magyar ref. egy-
haz iskolalleyiseg6ben, T37 Mahouing
ave. sz. alatt. Eln0k: Vask6 Istxann6,
alelnok: Luteran Janosn6, icgyz6: Px-
linszky Janosne (l927 Smithfisld ST. y,
Penztarnok: Csete Sandorne, cilen0r:
10th Andrasme. Hivatalos lap az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
WEST sIDE-I MACY. PoIGARI KoR

Elnok: Lengycl Peter, pGnztarnol
varga Zsigmond. titkar FetranSzky
j6zsef. Gyiilcscit az Amerikai Magyar
Hifiap lelzi, melyck Barta Peter ter
meben tartatnak. llipataios Tap az
Amerikai Magyar 1iirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29

jul uJId LuIopd IduOTttS duoSSd-
gainak kerdese szerepelt. AZ nj
sagok hasabos cikkekben kiirt0-
lik vilagga allaspontjukat. Ame-
rika ntpe lazasan targya1ja, hogy
fizessenek vagy' elengedjiik''
kOzben pedig Washingtonban
folynak targyalasok: Az elnok
Is j0yelldo eMok targyalasra i'll
tex ossze es encyclopaedia alb.
ban, hogy tDvabbi hatarid6t mem
engedelyezhet Amerika az .ad6s
allamoknak es az ad6ssagok ker-
deset vegleg el kell intezni.
Europa szamara azonban nyit-
va maradt az egyezkedesek ali
taja es Amerika varja az ad6s
allamok ajanlatait. Megegyezcs
az Egyesiilt Allamok es az ad6s
allamok kormanyai k6zt azonban
csak a Kongresszus j6vahagyasa-
val johet letre. Az adossagok egy
elhalasztott reszlete december ho.
nap k0zepen esedekes es a koruna
nyok letre akarjak hozni a meg
cgyezest addig. A. k0vetkez6 het
tellat tovabbi lazas targyalasokat
igfr es az erdekl6d6knek hir-
morzsak egesz marekjait fogja
adm. A s.lame duck" congress
sllsra var feladat, hogy kor-
manyok megegyezeset szentesitse.
Vizsgaljull meg k0zelebbr0I az
adossagok kerdeset es nezziik
meg, hogy mi koriil is folyik ez
nagy vita? Az europai allamok
adossagai az amerikai kormany-
max ket reszbol allanak: j. ha-
boru alatt kolcs0nz0tt 0sszegek-
Dol, y a haboru utan ujjaepites-
re k0lcsonz0tt penzekb6l, 81 es
ezcn tokeknek kanataibol.
A vilaghaboru kit0resekor az
europai allamok AZ milli0 kato-
nat mozgositottak Is szereltek
fel ruhaval Is hadianyagokkal
Ez 0riasi 0sszegeket emesztett
Eel es az antant hatalmaknak az
Egyesiilt Allamok a fegyverszii-
netig t0bb, mint I billio dollart
kolcs0nz0tt nagyreszt hadi elk
kekben. A haboru EFT az ijsszeget
nyom nelkiil felemesztette, a sok
penzt a municio gylrak nyelt@l
el, az anyagokat pedig a haboru
pusztit0 gepezete. Amerika 1917
ben nIaga is aktiv reszt vett &
haboruban. A haboruban 8 Is fe
milli0 cnber veszitette el elete
Is q milli6 sebesiilt meg. A;
amerikai k0Ics0n0k vitalitasa pc
dig legalabb is megbenult.
A fegyversziinet utan haborl
h;tlottakon xviii halott iparokat
osszerombolt orszagreszeket e
telntrdell munkanelkiilit es nun
kakfptelent hagyott maga utan
Az enropai allamok "ujjaepi
test hirdettek Is ehhez uiabl
amerikai k0lcsonokre volt silk
seq. Az Egyesiilt Allamok 3 z
egynegyed billiot k0lcs0nz0tt a
eurOpai allamoknak, most mar a
antant allamoknak Is k0zpnt
llafalmak ellenseges allamainal
egyardnt. Osszesen tehat 10 billi
cs 330 milli6 dollarra tartoznal
w europai allamoll az Egyesiil
Allamoknak. Ebb3l az ajsszegbt
Anglia 4 Is egynegyed, Franeia
rszag 3 fs negytized, Olaszorsza
] Is hattized billi6val tartozik
a tObbivel kisebb tetelekben
tobbi allamk tartoznak. A leg
kevesebbel Oroszorszag, Litvani
es Magyarorszag tartoznak. Nj
gyarorszag tartozasa osszese
100000 dollar.
Az eredeti megallapodas erte'
meben az ad6ssagok 81 6v alat
lcttck volna fizetend6k es kama
tokkal 0sszesen 20 billi6 dollar
kcllctt volna az adosoknak kifi
zctni, azaz minden lx0lcs0nz0t
dollar helyett ket dollart.
fizctesek azonban hamar MEG
T..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-29
Edes Any&n,nak
Irta: Mora istvkn

/.
Cselldes aikonyat volt,
Ahogy hazaertem,
Ave Mariara
Harangoztak eppen.
Ultel a hAz el0tt
A regi kis padon,
K0nnyekkel szemedben,
Sohajjal ajkadon.
Leterdeltem eled,
K0zelr6l neztelek,
Ugy elteyedt RATTAN
Josagos ket seemed
Kerested a regi
Derult vonasokat,
Ragyogo szemeim,
Nevet6 arcomat.
Az arcom oily t0r0tt,
A szemem sem ragyog:
Mir0l is tudtad meg,
Hogy fad yagyok?
HazajOttem anyam,
Beteg vagyok lelkem,
Anyai szerelmed
Gyogyitson meg engem.
TanltS meg engemet
Meg egyszer neyetni,
Tanits meg remelni,
Tanits meg szeretii.
Vigy eI, ahogy .regen
Az els0 misere,
Mutasd meg meg egyszer
Az utat az eyre.
Ugy-e, megvannak meg
A glorias szentek,
Akik ennalam is
Meg t0bbet szenvedtek?
Mutasd meg orizom
Az listen baranyat,
Mondd, hogy cs6koljam mes
A feszilet labat.
A Macy kereszt alatt
Terdeljiink e ketten,
s mondjuk ell, mint regen:
Hiszek egy lstenben
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

In deep fields. the lifting costs
are much greater and the price Of
OIL must be greaeer. else the volume
and ultimate reeovery proportion
ateRy greater. A shallow field
might produce only 5000 barrels to
the acre and field with greater
drilling depth might produce 20
GOO barrels to the acre and the re-
turn would therefore be greater In
the deeper field. The FLUSH or
initial production win likely be
greater in the deep fReld. but when
It comes time TO PuagP these wells
---and all OH wells, as a rule, have
70 be pumped In due course OF
tisne--the cost Of bringing a bar
rel OF Oh to the surfnce is much
greater.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

In royalties. there Is risk n
the selection Of oil lands. The roy
atty investor knows something about
the theories Of the accumulation Of
OIL. else he would never select =
royalty. He has the guidance, IN
most instances. Of operators who Ia
cate their wells with a background
Of the best geological information.
The royalty investor win try 70 soi-
low the Judgment Of SUCCESSFUL
operators. Vet the operator may
be wrong. The royalty owner for
gets that royalty untiI some other
operator comes along. The royalty
win be there with the Land. Tor
the royalty inwostoT becomes >
partner and co-owner with the Iand-
owner, IN every sense Of the word.
A perfect structure may fan 20
produce oil. II EVERY structure
produced OH. the oil industry would
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

In the ordinary enterprise there
is the double hazard Of the success
Of the enterprise and thereafter the
element Of risk In the human Iini-
tations. We can name q company
that took in more money than two
Of the biggest dividend payers a.
the State, yet the first-named COM
parry paid little or No dividends.
That Is true IN aiI lines Of endeavor.
The investor takes a risk in the
success Of the enterprise and there
after takes the risk Of the human
element.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

In CAT Creek, each acre of ground
has produced $4,000 worth Of
hlgh-gravity oil. II l. estimated
that Dry Creek viii gfegd as much
or more. yet the cosG 81 producing
It win be much greater. Dry
Creek win yield $500. 100000 worth
OF OIL from depth at $500 feet
whereas Cat Greek win yield $780,
100000 worth OF oil from fourth
Of that depth. lifting costs in Cat
Creek are very low. hat the
quality OF the oil has been 20 high
that the lifting cost han not been
the factor determining price Of the
oil. The posted field price IN Cat
Greek has always been sham
probably intended for purposes OF
bookkeeping and taxes. since the
royalty Oh particuIasgy sae govern
ment's royalty oil. has always COM
ruameied preznium of around 81
above the posted field grfcs. neargy
doubling the amount of fhe posted
field prices, in some Instances.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

Take the East pool Of Kevln-
sunburut field. twice the size q
Cat Creek. and the royalty Owners
were likewise surprised when the
sands yielded IN five years more
than the amount fixed a. the TOTAL
PROBABLE RECOVERY. There
+ no possible question about what
these farms have yielded. Under
the laws Of this state. the operator
mast report % the State the amount
Of OIL producef on each farm. The
operator naust pay a 2q tax, called
. license tax, on ALI oil produced.
These figures Are part OF the Of
fetal records Of the State OF Mon
tana. Tho royalty investor can
check the yield Of every producing
farm IN the State. wear By year.
The record o. earnings h there.
All the royalty owner need do b
divide the total By EI0HT--the
Landowners getting an esghth--and
he can determine what this has
meant 70 the royalty owners.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

The man who bays a royalty
knows vaInes withn a span Of a
few dollars ae All times and be can
rest assured Of the WORTH Of his
investment It = > question Of
UNDERSTANDING the vaIuss.
AFTER thas, he knows that the OH
win Be delivered 20 him ONLY
when the price for oil is conn
mensuraEe with the cost Of bringing
IL to the surface ~ the ground. He
may accspt tbs oal pat 1t in storage
IN his own tanks, or hire storage,
or sell Il 70 whomever he can. lust
As the man who produces and
markets 3 crop o. wheat or poEa-
toes. But ft Is reasonably certain
that his MINIMUM return win be
the amount Of the cost Of producing
IL. plus reasonable profit 70 the
operator.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

Gate8 A3ar.-~--
wlth vsoaet cuddlinR IN
his arms,
He drove his FOra--pOOr
SHY.
where once he held his
violet
He now holds his NY
. q . q
sambo Look heah, wOmani
70 know 20 all done marry me
jes' for nah guvment Insurance.
clemintina: "Ah sure done dat,
honey. but Amt An been wiilin'
to let 20 die 8 natcheral death7"
D q q q
Shelby Al: '"Fhls Is q quiet
spot I'd like to pause here
and park"
Faappy Flo: ''You mean
you'd IKE to park here and
paw. but yon're not going
tol"
q o o Q
II doesn't matter whether 4
wear velvet or chiffon. You'n love
me just the same, won't you2"
"I'H love you through thick
and thin. darling"
=, - - -
He (drivingl: / always
keep both hands on the steer
ing wheel.
she (souriyD: Wen, Am
right here in case YOU need
a handkerchief.
. o n q
The hospital just called and
said I've got another mouth to
feed.
boy or girl?"
Neither Tapeworn."
q o o o
ssay, dad, said a six
year-OId; '.that apple 1 just
ate had a worm in IL and
/ ate that too.
.What2" exclaimed the
startled parent: .'hsre drink
this wafer and wash it
down"
"Nawv, said Junior. .let
'im walk down"
q o o O
Flapper fare you the fresh :
vegetable MANI"
wen. baby, said the buck
ster, "aIl | need is just a little
bit Of encouragement"
q q u q
He: "wait a minute;
heard something break
she: Never mind; that
was ms promise 70 mother"
o D . O
The pullman conductor one :
night saw a red lantern hanging Z
On one Of the lower berths so he s
looked no George. the porter, and :
said, "say George, why is that :
lantern hanging on that low {
sr berthg" s
..svv ~ =
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

The royalty investors in Cat Greek
wac took the early-dag estimates Of
probahas recovery, fixed By engin-
GERS, have been pIeasansEy surprised
to see the field produce 500 percent
more Oh than expected. The man
vino invested 81 expeceang 70 take
out $40 found himself taking out
$50 and Furthermore found the field
stiEl producing az the END Of the
time when engineers said the field
would have exhausted upper hori-
zons. IN addition he has the lower
sands 20 look forward %. The oil
in the lower sands has not yet been
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04
Too Easy To Sell

The trouble with the stock mark
ct, a. we see Il, Is that Il Is TOO
easy 10 BAY and sen. II II was
nece@ary for the corporation 20
spend 70 cents Cor each ahAre o.
81 stock traded. there would be no
rifficulous price quotations, ~ ~
present Each investor would ST
heck and grin cosaplacently ~ these
hard times content with the se-
curity Of his investment.
mat Is not At All clear.
We are comparing the stock mark
& with royalty Investments.
A man who buys a royalty gets
a deed 20 an undivided part Of All
the recoverable OH and gas under
given tract Of ground. inst share
Of the OH must BE- delivered 70 him
wheDevev ANY OH Is brought 70 the
surface Of the ground.
The vaIue Of this royalty fluctantes
with the price OF OIL. n q man owns
,.ecoverah,e sroo. GOA woreh 81
Ia ~ ou.Ier~ronnd storage On the
basss 81 81 barreI 4 4 worth
eAoa 0s,o an che has,s - A. . har-
- and asoOoo on the t.,sie Of 20
cent al
nra,tv oo.d sdea ~ che pos
sYRrE n,og,s s,on hss inenat,uent
ro- o.~ na,t Ne .ywav. f,gura ON
81 - a, -, t.rral qhe ava-.va
!. Aeontars 49, haer r,uch b,g,,er.
Ant - nr.sa, ha,ry an IN. aafe
.,aa O. ,.har nsr h,vs . INV.
.,.r .,,.. :. s,.ur.a .,,ousa vssla
him erOo 0oo ON ~ al. he wouId
80 b,mnels WIPED orr n An his
u, were aold For 10 cents bavrel.
That Is the situation on the
stock marlet. The man may invest
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

Furthermore. under the net pro-
ceeds tax law OF this state 20
which royalty EARNINGS are sub
ject. the royalty owner is assured
Of positive information regarding
the earnings Of his royalty. A man
who bugs stock in corporation
may NEVER know HIS proportion Of
the income Of the corporation. But
IN royalties ne 4 POSITIVE rs 10
the amount Of OH ne n entitled 20.
The county treasurer Of each county
furnishes the royalty owner with an
annual statement Of the amount Of
oil resulting from his share Of the
toafl production OF each tract. II
this figure does not agree with the
settlements Of the buyers Of the Oh,
the royalty owner can calI for and
get an accounting. where TIRE
royalty Is from government lands.
operators under federal lease. the
governments supervises the running
Of OIL from the lease. and the royalty
owner Is doubIy certain OF the
amount Of OH produced and the
amount Of MS just share.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

Anyone wishing 20 learn more
about the Dry Greek district Is vel
come 70 . copy Of our publication
on the district.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

The law Of averages is the ONE
factor that takes the heavy risk out
Of the oil industry. IL Is through
the law Of averages that the Ohio
on cOmpany. the Standard Of Cali
fornia and the other great compan-
les are monuments 20 the stability
Of the on industry.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

We took the same plan into the
structures Of the swcetgraas Hills.
Out Of TIN structures We hoped
20 get TWO OIL flelds--and our An
vesiment was 50 shaped that We
w0uld make = profit on the total
investment II only ONE structure
produced. Not All 10 Of the struc-
tures have been tested. -FOUR are
proven for oil. Two more are for
gas. Two are partially dispr0ven.
The others are yet TO be drilled.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

tapped except IN test holes which
have not been prOauced. what
ever Oh Is there BELONGS 20 the
royalty owners. Il WIN be theirs,
IN Just propOrtion. Whenever the
operators So fit 20 bring It 70 the
surface o. the ground.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

We have recently turncd our az
tention to the Dry Greek district.
There ISN'T the slightest reason in
the world 20 believe that ALL Of
the oil in southern Montana h coli
iected in Dry Creek field. even
though it Is likely one OF the
worlds greatest light OIL fields.
Some other fields IN the vicinity Of
Dry Greek viii produce. We have
discussed this with every operator
and geoIogist we can contact. At
ter months Of preparation we have
selected FIVE fields which are One
70 be tested BY large operators. We
figure that by the law Of averages
we are almost CERTAIN to make
winning and should we get moro
than ONE field ont o. the five, we
Will make q BIG winning. There
may not be another Dry Greek in
the world. but that Is what we said
about Cat Greek for seven years
before Dry Greek was discovered
We are issuing q Bulletin de-
scriptive Of the Dry Greek area and
OF Cur program. Il h an exceed
ingIy interesting situation in both
geology aDd history Of development.
We have tied up royalties on each
Of these structures at prices that in
sure . profit with production on
any one Of the five and Furthermore
We are organizing pool which
win farther safeguard this invest
ment- A royalty with Just ONE
well on Il a. good A. that Carbon
producer IL Dry Greek jnstifies TEN
wildcat Investments
Anyone wishing 20 learn more
about the Dry Greek district Is vel
come 20 . copy Of our publication
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

We are comparing the stock mark
et with royalty investments.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

Wildcatfing works out 20 q ratio.
Ralph Arnold reasoned that Il
should Be possible 70 set ONE OIL
field ont Of five good Montana Wild
cak structures. We were fortunate
enough 20 know OF his plans 80 we
decided that n the law Of aver
ages would work for the operator.
b the same token It would work
for the royalty investor. We 80
shaped our Investments that IL just
ONE Of the five fields came IN. We
would make = profit The five
fields were drilled. TWO instead Of
one field produccd OH. We started
out to win in only ONE out o. five
but We won TWICE ont Of five.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

NOS b. prosperous. The haaard In
vOlved has been responsible for the
tremendous sOrtunes OF the laciy
ones-or perhaps 'luclSy'' T. not
the word. II has beon determined
that there Is . RATIO Of success
and failure IN any given field o. IN
any given area. IL follows that an
Operatog might driIl ONE wen in
the greatest OIL field IN the world.
gcf q dry hole and lose everything.
II he b prepared to driH FIVE
wells, Just ONE prOducer Out Of the
five might make him = tremendous
retnrn on the total investment.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

A man who buys royalty gets
a deed 70 an undivided part Of ALI
the recoverable OH and gas under
q given tract Of ground inst share
Of the OH must BE- delivered 70 him
whenever ANY Oh Is brOueht 70 the
surface Of the ground.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1932-06-04

Row 10 GIT HECW m on
$50 your friend became wealthy
through . sudden movsment ia
oil. what oh stock ala he
buyY"
eHe didnf buy any A rich
old aant tried te start = fire
with can o. IT,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1932-08-31
HEAT IN ECLIPSE
WILL VARY

EBURG, Me, Aug. 81
'QN.S0 temperature drop of
10 degrees a few feet above the
heads of the persons who will
witness the total eclipse this
afternoon is expected by DR..
oliver j. Lee, of the eclipse
expedition of Northwestern Uni,
Versity.
DR.. Lee said today that
radiations from the earth PROB
ably will cause the drop at any
spectators head level to be much
Slighter than 10 feet above that
level.
On a 100foot tower on which
he has placed other thermometers
for use in another greater expert
Iiaent, DR.. Lee mounted a
Thermometer to record the tenn.
perature drop at a level of IS
feet above the ground. He said:
s"This should show that the
earth radiates heat enough to
keep the temperature at the
spectators level from dropping
70 its maximum point of 10
degrees a short distance above
their heads"