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Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
New Safety
Plan Hooted
By Drivers

Imperial Valleys pint sized throt-
tie tromperS turned torrents of
scorn Tuesday on the anonymous
suggestion that, for safety's sake,
their gas eating midget autos should
be equipped with hoops against the
hazard of Thursdays race program
at the Ell Centre oval.
Hoops, my deah!" shouted Frank
Hetzel. They're such binding
things! When my car spins, Ia
rather be free to fly through the
air with the greatest of ease. None
of these entangling alliances for
me-"
Fred Davis, in his quiet way, re-
marked modestly that all he wants
with hoops is to make his car jump
through them-and the fans can
testify that he comes pretty near
doing that, sometimes.
The hoop idea, really an o.
growth of thoughtleSs attendance a.
an auto polo game once upon
time, was evolved to protect Ward
SWarthout and Bill Ferguson
against their own ardor, its auth =
explained If the lads really a1
going into Thursdays race nursing
a grudge against one another, he
continued, there should be some
measure of protection for the by
ISLANDERS.
With hoops front, rear and amid
ships, he went on, the tiny autos
could take a turn without slacken-
ing speed. regardless of being top
side under, and the spectators
could dodge a lot easier than if the
machines were hurting through the
air.
Swarthout was not receptive.
Il don't want no hoops cutting
down my speed by wind resistance"
he grumbled.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
y. S. SWIMMERS TAKE LEAD
CARDS REACH PEAK
AGAIN On HURLlNG
OF ACE MOUNDMAN

elected from the game for fist
fighting. The victory put the Car
dinals full game in front.
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated
the third place New York Giants,
6-5, to check the Giant winning
streak at seven straight and drop
the New Workers to Az games out
of first place. A wild throw by
Burgess Whitehead-his second er-
ror of the game-allowed Sid Gaut-
reaux to score Brooklyn's winning
run in the ninth.
The Boston Bees defeated Phila-
delphia in a slug fest, 81. Buck
Jordan's double, Cuccinello's single,
two walks and two errors gave the
Bees their final three runs in the
eighth. They were the only games
scheduled in the National league.
The Washington Senators de-
feated the New York Yankees, 134,
in the only game played in the
American league. The defeat re.
duced New York's lead over Cleve.
land to l11a games.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
u. s. OARSMEN
IN FINE SHAPE

GRUNEAU, Germany, Aug. Il.
UP)-Coach Al Ulbrickson pro
nounced his University of Wash
ington crew in splendid condition
today for trials starting WedneS
day.
He said the oarsmen had recov-
cred completely from colds and
stomach trouble which bothered
them for many days. Don Hume,
stroke oar, has shaken off all Ell
fects of his heavy cold.
The chefs are now preparing the
rowers' meals according to Amer
lean rather than German recipes.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
JESSE OWENS
CREDIT ON
NEW RECORDS

BERLIN. Aug. IL. W.H-The In
ternational Athletic Federation to-
day approved 80 mems track and
field performances, which either
equalled or broke existing world
records.
OF that total, 20 went to Amer
lean athletes, Jesse owens leading
the parade with five new world
marks and one record which equal
led the world standard.
The records accepted for owens
included his 303 race for both 22O-
yards and 200 meters made during
the Big Ten championships in 1885
22.6 for 22O-yards and 200meter
low hurdles made during the same
tournament and his rs feet 8A
inch broad jump.
(Other world records which went
to Americans were: Archie Will
liams, 46.l for 400-meters; Forrest
Towns. l4.l for both 100 yards and
ITO 0meter high hurdles; Glenn
Morris, 1900 points for the decath-
Ion scored during the Olympics
Americas 400-meter relay teams
1913 seconds made yesterday III
winning the Olympic title; Don
Lash's 8:544 two mile run made
during the Princeton invitation
track meet: George Varoff's IA foot,
81 inch pole vault made in the
American A. A. u. games at Prince
ton: and Cornelius johnson ano
Dave Albritton's six feet, ga inches
high jump mark.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
u. S. RACE BOAT
ENDS FIFTH ON
OLYMPIC LISTS

KEEL, Germany, Aug. IL. UP
The American olympic star class
Yacht. Three Star Tow, sailed by w.
Glenn Waterhouse and Woodbridge
Metcalf, veteran San Francisco in
ternationalists, finished in fifth
place in final Olympic standings.
Waterhouse and Metcalf ran
eigth in the final heat Monday Tor
a total point score of 81, trailing
Germany with 80, Sweden with "a
Holland with 63 and Great Britain
with Sc. The Three Star Tow re-
quired one hour, 48 minutes and l5
seconds to round the course outside
Kiel Harbor which was seven min
utes more than Germany's win
ming Wannsee needed. France was
second and Sweden third.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
OWENS READY
TO cash IN

BERLIN, Aug. Il. UP) - Jesse
Owens has just about decided to
cash in on his olympic triple.
Owens told the United Press he
is considering seriously an Ameri-
can offer to turn professional and
may interrupt his European tour to
return to the United States and
talk business.
The offer that interests owens is
one from a Los Angeles vaudeville
concern Of $2,5O0 weekly for an en-
gagement of 10 or more weeks. 1t
was the third important" offer
Jesse had received, other being
from Mike Jacobs, New York pro-
moter, and an Ohio corporation.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
Team Rolls
Up Total of
20 Points

OLYMPIC SWIMMING POOL
BERLIN. Aug. n. UPl-The United
states smashed into the lead n
m-us Olympic swimming cOmpe-
ution today when Dick Degensr
24-year-old University Of Michi.
san graduate. led a one-two-thret
sVepp in the finals u springboart
diving.
DeRener. who finished third In
The 1892 Olympics. whipped a fielc
Il y OF The worlds foremost divers
as he finished his five optional
dives and rolled up a grand point
total Tor ten dives Of 1887.
Marshall Wayne 24-year-old MI.
ami star. finished second with
l5g So and Al Greene OF Detroit .
teammaie Of DegeneT's was thirC
with 1869.
That clean sweep gave the Unit
ed states a total Of 20 in the unof-
fetal team standings. five better
than Japan-the nation which
lifted Americas swimming crown
IN the 1892 games.
After America captured the div
ing with its secCnd consecutive
sweep. two American boys churneo
into the finals OF the 40O-metel
free style event and two United
| States girls moved into tomorrOw'S
semi-iinals OF the l00-meter back
stroke.
Ralph Flanagan Of the Unitec
States qualified for the 400-meteI
finals tomorrow by finishing Sec
ond to Shumpei Uto Of Japan IN
the first heat. Uto, who created
an Olympic record Of 4:45.5 In
winning MS qualifying heat yes.
terday. covered today's distance IN
4:4S.4. equalling the old Olympic
mark set in 1882 by Buster Crabbt
OF the United States.
Jack Medica. the Seattle flash,
finished even with ShOzo Ma.
kinO I'm the second heat. John
NJ Macionis of Yale failed 10
qualify. lie finished fourth In
the opening heat. but his time
was slower than that of Robert
LEVERS of Great Britain who
was fourth in the second.
Dina Wilhelmina Jacoba Senff
Of Holland raced through the firSi
qualifying heat OF the women'A
lOO-meter backstrOke IN what was
announced as world record break
ing time
Sitting the the stands watching
was Mrs. Eleanor Holm jarrett OF
the United States, the world and
Olympic record holder and 1882
champion who was dismissed from
the American team after IL arrived
in Germany.
When Miss Senff's time was an
nounced, the announcer made a
mistake and saidi "one sixteen an0
two tenths," which would have
bettered Mrs. Jarrett's world rec
ord. Mrs. Jarrett, whom the crowd
of 25OO0 watched more than the
backstroke races, shrugged her
shoulders.
Five minutes later, the announc-
er corrected the time 10 1886
which only bettered Mrs. Jarretts
Olympic record Of 1898.
Alice Bridges of the United
States gained the semi-flnals By
winning the second heat and
Edith Mortridge took the THIRD
heat defeating Wilhelmina Mas
ternbroek Of Holland who yester-
day won the lO0-meter free style
title.
Tsuneo Shibahara of Japan fin.
ished fourth in the diving with
144.92 points while Ehrhardt Welsi
of Germany was fifth with l4l-24
Leo Esser of Germany who wa
| fifth in 1879 took sixth with l31 9S
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
GIRLS TEAM
DETERMINED
ON REVENGE

Smarting under their worst de
feat of the season, Russ Sherwood's
femi- nine softball artists concen-
trated Tuesday on thoughts of re-
venge as they prepared for a re.
turn engagement Saturday night
with the Ocean View girls team,
this time on the Wilson school dia-
mond in Ell Centro.
The Sherwood team was defeat
ed Is to 0 last weekend by the
Ocean View team on San Diego
diamond, a defeat attributed large
ly to errors by the Ell Centrans.
Those errors were the object OF
scrutiny and training as the valley
team prepared for the comeback
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
BIERMAN WILL
COACH COLLEGE
ALL STAR TEAM

CHICAGO, Aug. II. UP)-Bernie
Bierman, who coached the Min
nesota Gophers through three sea-
sons without defeat, accepted his
nomination today as director of the
all-star team picked to defend the
prestige of college football against
the professional Detroit Lions Sept.
I.
He was elected in a newspaper
poll with a margin of more than
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11

thIS week 70 baJtIe IanKy yOuJn
described by critics as the great
est conner in the state.
The ambitious pugilist is Soldier
Walberg, March Field, and the
promising youngster is Jack Nor
risette, Brawley's boxing expert.
After a fashion, both will be
pointing fer a contest of gloves
with the El Centro dusky menace.
MorriSette wants a return match
Walberg wants shot at Graves
title.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
California Sprinter
Recovering After
Illness in Germany y

BERLIN, Aug. Il. UP)-Dr. Her
bert Lawson, official physician Of
the U. S. Olympic team, today an
nounced Harold Smallwood, the
Ventura. Cal, sprinter operated on
for appendicitis. was progressing
nicely.
"Smallwood's condition is good, E"
DR.. Lawson said. His temperature
is down and his cold almost IS
gone"
The runner still was at West End
hospital He is expected to be well
enough TO sail for home with the
u. s. team.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. 10. GJP,-Dizzy
Dean pitched the st. Louis Cardinals
back into the National league lead
today when ne defeated the Chi
eago Cubs, 7-3. after being all but
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11
MORRISETTE TO FACE
DANGEROUS FIGHTER

rugged, punching fighter who believes that Friday
nights bout is nothing more than stepping stone to-
ward coveted battle with Herman Bomber Graves Tor
the amateur light heavyweight championship OF southern
California will step into the El Centre Athletic Club arena
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11

million points over Elmer Layden,
Notre Dame; Bo McMillin, Indiana;
Lou Little, Columbia, and Lynn
Waldorf, Northwestern, who will
serve as assistants.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-11

The t.b. test of cattle in Merced
county has again been delayed by
court action and the final outcome
is uncertain.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
ROOSEVELT HABLO DE La
POLTICA DEL "BUEN We
CINO"

Hyde Park, Febrero 24.-Ei
Presidente Roosevelt, hablan :
do desde su residential particu-
lar de esta ciudad, por radio,
dijo anoche que la politica del
buen vecino necesitaba ser
puesta en- practica, tambien, en-
10 que a las relaciones interio-
res Sc refiere.
Me gusta pensar en- nues-
tro pals, dijo ell Presidente, co
mo en- un hogar, en- ell cual los
intereses de cada miem5ro es-
tan ligados a la felicidad de to-
dos. Todos deberiamos pensar
que ell bienestar de ~nuestras
familias no puede depender
del sacrifice de la familia de
nuestro vecino, pues nuestro
bienestar depende, en- dltimo
termino, del bienestar de todos
~nuestros vecinos. La idea del
buen vecino, que hemos lleva-
do a nuestra practica interna-
cional, necesita ser aplicada a
~nuestras relaciones interiors;,
Junto al fuego del hogan de
nuestrO vecino, podrfamos en-
contrar nuevo combustible pa
ra ell fuego de la fe necesaria
en- ~nuestros corazones'',
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
TOP ROW GANo Ell PREMIO
DE $104,600

Los Angeles, Febrero "a
TOP Row, ell caballo de A. A.
(Bert) Baroni, que Nan6 el
Handicap Santa Anita, aver en-
esta ciudad, obtuvo un premio
total de $104,60O.
Top Rev obtuvo ell aho pasa-
do una ganancia de $102,545 pa
ra su feliz prCpietario. En- to :
tai, el ha ganado $218.670.
La sensation de esta compe-
tencia, fue Discovery, a quien
los expertos y apos' adores da :
ban como SECURE ganador, y que
lego en- septimo puesto.
FL caballo de Alfredo G. Van
derbilt, ell rey de las pistas anne
ricanas durante Ell pasado anc
1895, ha sido deStronado por
Top Row, que puede ser consi-
dorado en- ell future como su SUI
cesor.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

muheco, haciendole correr, sal
tar. .
Cuando lie veian caer al suAlo
o sobre un banco, jadeante, rem
dido, era cuando mas reian.
ELIAS lie pellizcaban, lie hacian
Osquillas, lie manoseaban con
libertad pGGQ halapIeha; elios
lie dirjda fraAss crueles, lie O.
bligaban a relatar sus aventu-
ras amorosas de otros tiempos.
- Juan tuvO una idea pereg&
ma.
-QueN haga ell amor en- pre-
encia de tOdos a la que mas lie
usse,-dijo.
-EQue recibire en- premiQ?
-pregunt6 81.
10 que ella quiera darle.
Me cOntOrmO.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

Como para 81 todas eran va
iguales, escogi6 la que lie pare
clio mas franco y jovial: Anto-
mia, una andaluza con mucha
gracia y mucho descarO, mas
descaro que gracia.
A ella no lie hizo gracia la e.
.lecci6n, pOrque, segdn dijo, no
lie guStaban los viejos; pero ST.
lui6 Ia broma.
\rrodilhdo 81 a sus pies. re-
cord0 frases que, en- otro
tempo taneas Ieees habian re-
petido sus labios, siempre con
exito, y que entonces Wran AGO.
gidas con grandes risas. con
buRonas carcajadas...
Lego la bora del premio. nj
di0 ell I'm besO... ~ Antonio lie
ObsaQUi6 con un bOFet6nI
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
Ell CHINO" ALVAREZ Pc
LEARA Ell VIERNES

FL "Chino" Alvarez, la ma.
xima estrella del box local, vol
vera a ring ell viernes por la
nodhe, en- la pelea professional
que encabeza ell programa dc
aficionados que Sc viene de-
senvolviendo en- ell cuadrilate-
70 de Benjamin Field, bajo los
auspicios del promoter Jimmy
Downing.
Para pelear con ell Chino,
ha sido seleccionado ell boxea-
dor Manuel Caste, de Mexico.
Sc ha anunciado que Alva :
rez sera dirigido en- ell future
por Lew Diamond ell manager
de Braddock y Canzoneri, dos
campeones mundiales.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
DEPORTES
Ell GRECO CONDOS LUCIA
RIA CONTRA ~MIDDLEKAUF
ESTA NOCHE

Para esta noche esta senala'
do ell encuentro entire ell gigan-
tie ex-jugador de la Universe
dad de la Florida, big Big
Middelkauff, y ell griego, villa
no entire los villanos, Nick Cor
dos.
Doug Wykoff, atleta de la
Universidad de Georgia, que
ell lunes pasado hizo tablas 81
lucha contra Middlekauff, Sc
enfrentara con Scottie Dawk.
ms.
Ambos encuentros han side
concertados a sesenta minutes
FL promoter Jimmy Down
ing espera una gran concurrer
cia para las peleas de esta no.
che en- Benjamin Field.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
FARLEY ELOGIO LA OBRA
DEL SALVADOR DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS"

Topeka, Kansas, Febrero "a
En- su discurso inaugural de
la campana de propaganda de-
mocratica, ell administrator ge
neral de correos y director de
la publicidad del partido demo
cratico, James Farley, Sc dir
gi6 a los campesinos de toda la
Union, elogiando la labor que
en- pro de los mismos habia rea
lizado ell presidente Roosevelt,
a quien denomin6 eel Saliva :
dor de los Estados Unidos".
Farley ~concentr6 su critica
contra ell ex-presidente Hoover
y la Liga Americana de la Liber
tad, que Sc mueve bajo la pre-
sidencia del ex-gobernador de
Nueva York, y aspirante a la
nomination democratica para
la presidencia de la rep1blica,
Alfred Smith.
Farley termin6 sus palabras
retando a todas las organiza-
clones polfticas, a que presen-
taran un programa que lograse
los resultados obtenidps por
ell "New Deal' de Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
LOS TERRIERS" OCUPAN.
Ell SEGUNDO G EN-


Como resultado de los juegos
celebrates la semana pasada,
entire los diez equipos que Sc dis
putan la s~upremacfa de basket
ball, los muchachos de la Escue
la Superior de Orlando Sc man.
tienen en- ell primer lugar, Sc :
guides muy de cerca por los 'Te
rriers'', que ocupan ell segundo
lugar.
Los de "HiIlsborough", no
ObStante estar en- segundo lu-
gar, tienen una posici6n muy
ventajosa, por cuanto han juea
do cuatro juegOs mas que los
muchachos de Orlando, de los
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
UN MUERTo Y CINCUEN-
TIA HERIDOS EN- CHICAGO

Cincinnati, febrero 24.-Un
hombre resrlt6 muerto Y Gin
cuenta mas fueron heridos, al
gunos de ellos de grave
dad, cuando I'm tren de pasa-
jeros choc6 con otro, en- la ter
minal de Chicago.
Las causas del accidente no
han sido divulgadas a1n.
Ell muerto Sc llamaba Volney
D. Lane, natural de esta Cit
uad, y de 40 amos de edad. Lane
trabajaba en- ell Ferrocarril Bal
timore and Ohio.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
TEMBLOR DE TIE.
IRA EN- LOS E

Los Angeles, febrero "a
I'm temblor de terra, de mo-
derada intensidad, conmovi6 a.
yer a Los Angeles y las ciuda-
DIES cercanas a las montanas.
Ell fenomeno no cause daho
alguno. Vibraron las ventanas
de los edificios, Sc balancearon
las lamparas, y Ell vecindario Sc
alarm6 I'm tanto. ESQ fue TODD.
Ell temblor dur6 s2laman.e unos
segundos, a las dos y veinte y
cua,ro minutes de la tarde de
aver.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
GASTANAGA DISPUESTO A
Veneer A CARNERA
PRIMO N

Nueva York, ,Febrero "a
Conversando esta manana con
los cronistas deportivos, ell DO :
xer espahol, Isidoro Gastahal!a,
anunci6 que estaba hacienda su
preparation para Ia pelea con-
ira Primo Camera, que Sc cele-
brara en- esta eiudad Ell seis de
MARIO pr6ximo, con yerdadero
cuidado, pues no guerra cQrrer
ell menor riesgo de perderla.
G~astahaga estA SECURE dc
que, 81 como espera, venice al 81
gante italiano, Sc lie darA un
chance de medir sus fuerzas y su
habilidad contra el gran Jose
Luis, la sensation del box du :
rante ell pasado aho, y en- la &C.
tualidad ell mas fuerte aspiran :
tie a la corona de los pesos COM
pletos.
Los criticos deportivos, a su
vez, aseguran que la lentitud de
Camera pOdra sufrir un serio
percance, en- su encuentro con la
extraOrdinaria agilidad de Gas.
.tafaga. Ell vascO, ademas, eeg1n
sus sparrings. pega con fuerza
terrible.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

raz6n...
Y a pesar de no haberse ha-
blade apenasN con los ojos ma
.bfanse dicho todc 10 y muchas
.cOsas mas; y sed In diciendo-
.selo siempre que Sc veiap, en
.presencia de todos...
fQue esfuerzos Aue ha-
Ger Morales a1uelsdia para inn
.pedir que los dos imprudentes
j6venes sc c-3QprOmetieran!
Bromeando, Hendo, Sc acer-
caba a 81 y lie deeia en- VOC baja
II Juiciol =.
Luego acercabase a ella y de-
ciale del mismo moB:
Prudential
NADIA, que Sc habia coNverti-
do en- protector de aVue Os a.
romanticOs.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
MURIO UNI CA
NADENSE COMO RESUL-
TADO DE N PELEA

Toronto, Canada, Febrero "a
Mathews, de Arntifield,
Quebec, fue acostado y herido,
por Pat Flanagan, durante una
pelea celebrada en- esta ciudad
ell pasado microbes.
Como consequence de estas
heridas, Mathews muri6 ell sa-
bado Iltimo en- I'm hospital.
Ell suceso ha causado verda-
dera consternaci6n en- los circu-
los deportivos canadenses.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
BABE DIDRIKSON GANO
In PALMA CEIA

Babe Didrikson, la joven at
le.a de Texas, ob.uvo una vic :
.toria completa, en- su competen
cha de aver, en- Palma Celia.
Babe compiti6 acompanada
de Harry Root, Jr., contra la Sc
norita Francis Owen, de Jack
sonville, y Henry Bolesta, en- un
match de exhibition.
La ano. aci6n fue de tres pol
dos.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

Habia cue reirse, Y ell pobre
hombre Sc rio, exclamando:
(iManos blancas no ofen-
den!
Iodos Sc burlaban de Ell; to-
a9s' menos Rosali y Luis, que
parecian tristes, que hasta lie
miraron compasivamente, y es-
TO acab6 de granjeahe les sus sim
patias.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
cuales han ganado tres ' perdi-

cuales han ganado tres y perdi-
do solamente uno.
Durante la semana que hoy
comienza, los Terriers" ten
dram dos juegos mas: uno ell
martss contra Lakeland, y otro
Ell jueves contra Plant City. Les
de Orlando no jugaran. 81 los
Terriers" ganan ambos en-
ouentros, su posici6n sera YER
daderamen e privilegiada.
He aquf, ah?ra, ell estado de
la competencia:
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
MILLER ESTA EN- MIAMI

Miami, Febrero 24.-Freddie
Miller, eampe6n mundial fea :
~therweiglat, Sc encuentra en- es-
ia ciudad, entrenandose para 81
pelea del dfa seis del mes pro
ximo, contra Petey Sarron, dc
Alabama.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

En- ell programa del viernes
figuraran, ademas, los vencedo
res de las peleas del viernes pa
sado, junto a otros "pesos COM
pletos" que aun no han debuta-
do ante ell p1blico de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24
VII

La bora del almuerzo puso
termino al suplicio de Morales.
Habia llegado ell momento de
que ell infeliz cObrase ell preciO
de sus bufOnadas.
SentarOnse en- tornO de Ia me
sa' dispuesta en- el iardfn, en- an
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

ma Ultima, los Terriers" lie ga
narCn al st. Pete, pero perdie-
ron contra los muchachos de
jackson, con ano ACTON de trein
ia y nueve por cuarenta y tres,
mientras los muchachos de Or
lando lie CANADIAN a los de Lee.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

expfesivos que wROsali lee pa-
reci6 que decian muchas cosas
de las que nj Juan nj Julio, sus
dos GnjcOs amanteArl lie habian
dicho ndncay 10 fue 10 que
hizo que Sc fi5ase en- 81 y lie ira
tase con predilecta Spmpatia des
de que lie conoci6.
= Habianee hablado POGO, no
habia mediadO entire ellOs aGn
una declaration, y sin embargo
Sc cOmprendian.
-Ee hombre es de los gus
Baben amar,-pensaba ella,
.hastiada de groseras caricias,
ansiosa De amor verdadero,
que nunCa habfa gOzado.
-Esa mujer no es materia
como las otras,-deciase a.
q ella hay alma. eHplritu, 90.
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

Complaciente por convenient
cia, Morales Sc amold6 sin pro-
,estar a tOdos los capridaos de
la allegro turba juvenil.
Era menos desairado y me-
nos ridiculo su papel de buf6l)
representado voluntariamente,
sin resistencia~
JugarOn con 81 como con Nm
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

Pero era 10 que pensaba:
DE, romanticismo de este
par de tOntos, puedo sacar mu-
cho provecho."
Y ibuenas estaban las cosa3
para no aprCvecha@ todas las
ocasione que 81 gentaran
de sacar algo!
La gaceta., 1936-02-24

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-05-02
ACTIVE OIL-GAS FIELDS
Operator



smith Nc. i NE. svva l.sszBsE BENTON LAKE so0ao.o
BERTHELoTE DOME
Hsthsots sw swa NEa is-ss-zE 1850
o0id-cyT sosssE Is s6 Oh asss
Bnsy Gas and on No L.. s See ssst Ronh SIS
No Sc sws I SEX i-s sHs Abandoned
B0wDOIN
sis& * \ Gas l@:
BO~don Utilities sas s S NE1 ssl-s4E ss sS
ssco No sEH SEW 7-si-ssE 10000 Cas- 800
s SnnG SS sw sWi Nws 7sssE ia Gas Gas 1879
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
Independent Natural 14-32N-iTE ITO
Northwest 0tnuesstate No Is-al7E $50
Rowland .uooar.-s N. BU anS su sg 3sn 500
oren-Kye-Cat No l swa SEA as-s7lE 100000 Gas aOsO
BULL CREEK STRUCTURE
70
CEDAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Montana Dakota Utilities 6sl5
CHOTEAU STRUCTURE
Drumhener- ReichOff No / c SEA sws l424-5w
u4. ct al-Betts No swx SEA ss-l7-1E co.
ranons NO. I CT Nza sua s SsGssAN DOME nS
Chamberlain rzsaan No sEs s-iS,sw Abandoned
contnentalo No sw E REA 81, AsN 5shE @n
cOntinental-Parka No c sws SEA 25-5s-l7E Rk
eli: eli: :|::: E i =: & e.
G Z n0 Land SSs Bank Sh No. Nx sen ssE 20
9 L Smith Halverson No NEA sEN n-ss-2E $50
g Smith Lake e ny SET &C. S No Nw sen 7'E r.
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
" NJ i ~ u S Il @ i'm GO: :s
No PpEE Nv Sc. SSTWRg sc5.TR lo
EAST BRIDGER
2s-6s2sE W
saru on-rsynolds NO NEa nHa a siDss-sW as
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
Hamilton a Nor Farms NO ! NEE sw& iO-s7-5E Oh 2su
FLAT WILLOW
8 smith smith s. NJ s. ss 81 sx S 5S sssss
HAGEN STRUCTURE
I'M
HARDIN STRUCTURE
Daniels No l ls-ls-ssE sOO
HOBSON DOME
$40
LITTLE SANDY DOME
No l NE4 NE4 u
LODGE GRASS
PENDROY
-Balsnger 10 1 90-27-sw 25Z
PONDERA OIL FIELD
l
utonP Bros Nc. /
/ s-27-4w 1907
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
endor TX yes-Aus
ROSCOE DOME
nta ker
ROUND BUTTE
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
ALI. Independent
SOUTH DEVON