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BUT SIX WELLS

Only six wells are now drilling
In Cut Bank, q seventh having rag-
ged up during the past week.
The new well is Texaco-Caxxmn
No. s, in NE NEz NWN S-Sz-5W
II is 40 feet back from the corner
and is a direct south offset 10
santa Rita-Shearon No. 81. which
had an initial OF 146 barrels per
day. Texaco has rig up and is drill
ling water well.
Consolidated Gas-FraRy- Tribal Az
No. 4. formerly called Frary-John-
son No. /. was spudded this week
and is drilling at 525. 1t found
Colorado st AS and set casing at
so feet. This is in the Big Bend
pool. south OF Cut Bank.
Castle a Pardee-Tribal 178 No
4, GEL NEA SEA 12-32-ew. is
cleaning out after having cemented
casing at 1908. Several nitro
glycerine shots were used to break
up the hard formation and Il viii
make a small pumper
CastIe-state No. 4, CaSL Sw i
SwA 3e-s5-6w, is drilling at 1895.
Glacier PrOduction-Van Ormew No.
8, Gel NWA 1s-33-5W. is drilling
at 1870. It found Colorado at $50
and set surface pipe at SOS.
Nose Wagner Trustee-Trfbal 1T8
No 4, c SEX SEA 4 12-s2-6W,
northwest Of the big Santa Rita
Jordan well. is drilling at 2775 and
should be the next completion in
the field.
Glacier ProductiOn-Parlxer Unit No.
4, Sc NEA SWA 2S-34-5W, in the
gas field, is drilling at 1850. IT
found Colorado at $50 and set
casing at 36s feet.
Pardu-Tribal III No. 4, GEL Sc a
SWA 7-32-5W, was put on pro
duction this week and began pump
ing into the newly completed 5000
barrel storage tank. 1t showed an
initial of $50 barrels per day but
had considerable difficulty when Il
began pumping, having to lift the
oil onto a hill where the tank is
located. Paraffin forming in the
flow line caused the trouble.
Texaco-G Government No. q oil
NWANEA 17-S2-5W. averaged So
barrels per day during the first 10 |
days on the pump.
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ALIAS SUMMONS
PlaIntIff


A. H. MARTIN. Plaintiff.
JESSIE BRITToN. Defendant.
THE STATE OF MONTANA sends
greetings to the above named defendant.
YOU AXE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the Complaint in this action.
which is filed in the office OF the Clerk
oe UPON you e your rs
and serve copy thereof upon the plain
tiff's attorney within twenty l2Ol days
elusive &c Of The day Of service ana IN
case Of your failure to appear or answer,
judgment win be taken against y0u BY
default for the relief demanded In the
THIS ACTION is brought to obtain a
judgement against you for the sum OF
6ur work and services performed and
materials and supplies furnished to you
between the 22nd day OF May, 1884. and
speciai Instance and request. which said
work and services and supplies so
rVrnfshed, are and were q the reason
Ninety Dollars aud seven cents (S2800s),
and that no part OF the said work or
services 50 furnished have ever been paid
the sum q ninety dollars Zoo. ool. Iea AZ.
PLAINTIFF OF Two Hundred and 07II00
Complain q the plaintifr i fiied IN t he
above entitled action, reference 70 whlch
is hereby made: plainiff prayS Justmenf
also for costs and disbursements Of this
a0fd0n.
WITNESS MY HAND and the seal az
said Court this 9Th day OF October
GEORGE HARPER. CLERK.
BY E HILGARD. DEPUTY Clerk.
COURT 2EALl
J. N. THELEN
6z1 Strain Building
Great Falls. Montana
Attorney for Plaintiff
Date OF first publication Oct 8. 1858
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ALIAS SUMMONS


ELEANOR KNOTT. Plaintiff.
vs.
ARTHUR KNOTT. Defendant.
THE STATE ON MONTANA sends
Greetings to the Above Named defen-
dants, and to Each Of Them:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint In this action which IS
filed In the office Of the Clerk Of this
Court copy Of which Is herewith
served opon one of you in each County
wherein any Of you reside, and to file
your answer and serve a copy thereof
upon the Dlalntiff's attorney within
twenty days after the service OF this
summons, exclusive OF the day OF service,
and in case or your failure 60 appear or
answer Judgment will be taken against
YOU, by default, for the relief demanded
in the complaint
Also please take notice that the above
entitled action is brought for the pur-
pose Of obtaining a Decree OF absolute
divorce by this plaintiff against this
defendant on the ground of desertion
wilfully continued for a period Of more
than one year last past.
witness my hand and the Seal OF said
Court this 9th day OF October 1888
GEORGE HARPER Clerk
BY II. J. SKINNER. Deputy Clerk
court SEAL)
Fl. NORSKOG,
310 Ford Building.
Great Falls. Montana
Attorney for Plaintiff
Date Of first publication Oct. s. 1888
At
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O'Nen sEaNwa sw'3NEa Sec. 1851.
reservinE 6iF5 royalty.
lis PENDENs
u Dist Court a. Fails Division,
The Texas Co. vs.. r. A. Ewald ot TX Ct
al To secure specific performances o. Ger
tain Agreements % quiet title In oil a
gas leaseAoid SE4NNa NE4SW4 See. D.
IS. and all OF See $50
George =. Crimson " Julia Haley
No. 1i6. IN up S0N. 4 INV
CEhIAF1CATE OF INCORPORATION
Glacier Production Co. 10 The Public
To deal In oils, gas etc. Cap. Stock 600
shares, Place Of business, Jersey CITY.
ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACT or SALE
G. Z. FriShce e M "a W. j. Tsrhe,
CfS between Glacier Co aud G Fris-
bee, Rk IL Of Deeds pg 90 NWaNE4
Sec &l-Si-T reserves 2iee royalty
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DAKOTA GASOLINE TAX

BISMARCK-For the second time
In the history OF North Dakota
gasoline tax statute, collections
last month exceeded 100000.
State Auditor Berta Baker reported
September collections under the s.
cent gailonage tax law totaled
S50l STATS. Highest collections on
record were in September. 1880,
when the figure reached $526,773.-
IS. she said.
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plaintiff
MARIE HAPPERsETT. Plaintiff
W
HOWARD J. HAPPERsETT.

MARIE HAPPERSETT, plaintiff
VI
HOWARD ]. HAPPERsETT.
Defendant.
THE STATE ON MONTANA Sends
Greetings TO the Above Named defen-
dants. and to Each OF Them:
You are hereby summoned 70 answer
the complaint IN this action which Is
filed IN the office OF the Clerk OF this
Court copy Of which Is herewith
served oDOn ones OF you in each County
wherein any OF You reside. and 20 file
your answer and serve a copy thereof
upon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service Of this
Summons, exclusive OF the day Of service,
and in case OF your failure to appear or
answer. Judgment VIII be taken against
you. BY default. for the relief demanded
in the complaint
Also please take notice that the above
entitled action Is brought by this plain
tiff for the purpose OF obtaining from
the defendant an absolute divorce on
the ground Of desertion. for 3 period OF
more than one year last past and prior
20 the commencement Of this action.
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said
Court this Goth dny September. 1881
GEORGE HARPER. Clerk.
BY Fl. J. SKINNER. Deputy Clerk.
(SEAT.l
II. NORSkOG.
for Plaintiff
BIC Ford Building.
Great Falls Montana
Date OF first publication Oct. s. 1858.
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1slO1

classed small production compared with high
thousand feet heavy operating costs OF such wells
Approximately time during
% unfavorabe marketing conditions
Of
August
do not
believed be far from
considered
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TOOLE COUNTY
ASSIGNMENT on RoYTLTY

ASSIGNMENT or R0YTLTY
,. Harry Miller 70 William shaver. Inc
l23es on SlNEi n SW4NW1 1882 w.
Leonard Lelsler TO william SHAVER Inc
l2Ae on SANTA 4, Sw4NM3 i2-S4-zW.
Jennie Xeisler 70 William Shaver, Id
Cay H. Smith to r. A. Burnett IL
OF Ies on W5NE3 EtNWA 5-34-3M.
T. o. RieckhOff 20 sam Huriess IL
l0f 1ge on SWf 3 NWf t0-S2-SW
William Kirkpatrick 70 Effie ]. Baird
Pc on Lots ] 4 p EANff3 lS12-4W.
y. r. Dahl 90 Marie q. Ladouceur IA
'0f 1er on WtSi3 Ss3-2W
v. 4. Dahl to Helena ]. Wilkinson
and J. Victor Watkinsin IA Of 1Ss on
W3SE3 ss-21-2W
A. r. Johnson trustee 20 L. W. Wigley
.Ig on W3NWA 2S-35-4M
Floyd w Harris 70 w g Baum So
on sE3NE3 NE3sE3 70. SWANW4 NW3
Lydia II. Crystal. Adm. Of EST Of Leo
Crystal. deceased. 70 Lydia H. Crystal.
3-t Of 1sc royalty on NANWt l0-a0-2W.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
g. W. Rankin 10 Montana Gas Corp.
SWINE W&SE4 &-3T-1 East, sW3SW4
H. WAVE, NiSE1 3, E1NE4. SEA, s,
WEI NE4NW1 1881 East
oUET CLAIM DEED
F. A. Grcenlee 60 Big West Oil Co
Wet 20 Ct. by 40 r.. In SE3Swt So
CONSENT
Adam J Eulberg to Transit Storage
Co. To assignment Of Lease 70 Inter
national Refining Co.. Of acres In
Nb3NE3 1882 West
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A6tN0 AGREEMENT
Helen 1. Parker. Adelbert Luther.
single. d. ". Doyle e. Ok VI. f. Arnots
el w. Nora Thomas nogdon, carrie
federal Land Bank Of spokane, Jens
8akke, e ~, Clement y Loeken e Ak.
Lois LuckeH. FLORENCE A. Newell Win.
sson B. Newell & ward 6. Hendriekson.
2 rusiee. 60 GLACIER Production Company,
NiNw3 SW4NWl See, =. SSH Sse
q Sas sss * - i IA Nj FS 6 a. s ksNMs
NlSW3 Sec 20 NWaNW4 See - N1NE3
Sc. - SElNIss NsssE3 See q WaNE5
EsEi See. IS Twp ssS. 4 W. for S
yrs. Royalty Is well within II mo.
ASSIGNMENTS or ROYALTY
Emma q. Nurphy 10 Fredrick sleinke.
Sc. - SsswSl Sec. @9-sS-a
NC, 6. r. I tlalloglls . Rslp9 y Lee 4 4
Sw3sw1 w8SE3swa Sec 2-S3-6
Adelbcrt Howe % Bennett Towers
simpson,, lis OF 10 sINEa EANWa
Farst Natl Bank OF Brng, trustee. to
D. Frank StHfft ] \ 2-Sse NASs Sac. ,,
Lots 3 3 4 Sec. 3-SA-6
Jensen to j. willard Baldwin e AK IL
~ Ict SW3NWt Sec. 1859.
American Pipe 4 supply CO. 20 Olive
oil Co See. i4-S4-G NANW3 Sec. 30
$40. 20es
QrfT CLAIM DEEDS
John +: Mupp to santa Rita Oil q Gas
Co. SWaNN3 Sec. = NW&SN4 Sec. 3
NE4SE4 See 4 Lots 4 Sec s. Lots l.
? g !. See Lot SWaNiy4 Sec s
ElSW3 Sex q. SE4NWA SM4Nki NV
SEA See $3.50. reserving IA Of IS
royalty.
James McCourf to same. same lands
IL OF 10 royalty.
WARRANTY DEED
Steven Robert Wiezor to Louis T.
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NoTIcE 30 cREDIroRs

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate OF HELEN STEMPER GRAVES,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY the
undersigned Agnes Nicholson, Admins
tratrix Of the Estate Of Helen Sfemper
Graves Deceased. 10 the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against the
said Deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication OF this notice.
to the said Agnes Nicholson Rt 316 Ford
Building Great Falls. Montana. the
same being the place for the transaction
Of the business Of said estate IN the
County Of Cascade
Dated September 20 1888
AGNES NICHAISON.
Administrators OF Estate OF
Helen Stemper Graves. Deceased.
H. NORSEOG.
Attorney for Administrators.
316 Ford Building.
Great Fails Montana
Date OF first publication Oct s. 1898
At
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Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Refiners and Marketcrs


Wednesday at which sales methods discussed l. r. Rogers
conference assisted
Of Billings O. Wall Butte W. Stewart Of Falls
Butte and George Gregoire Of Great Falls.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
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FALLOH COUNTY
nAkER, MONTANA

CONFIRMATION OIL q GAS LEASE
a % Gullidge 81 ux 81 al 20 Fidelity
Gas Co Oct z, 1855 Block - 81 Mise
ps 8, EiSE3 Sex. II 5N. Rye Gle
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
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SEND A CONTRIBUTION
TO THE sUNBURsT BADGER
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SURVEY SHOWS $50 OUT OF


Board the
n. b. Fell president Of J. p. A.
Following the statement.
wells producing capable Of
producing, crude oil November LIST, 1888.
wells reported operated during August 1888
during Aug. 1885
2sOs4 wells September
l.,
1siO1 production
during August 1885, being sO7 bbs. well
sss8 daily potential (45)
s72 under OH conservation
(52s% 1904 weIls) divided
follows:
No
Wells DAILY Prod AVerage
pei Per
50 "a
SOS
bh 172 STA
o
10 bbls 7S5 1875
1854 21.7S%
produced 1O257 -7S.22%
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Adam j. Eulberg to Transit & Storage
Co, To assignment Of Lease 10 Inter
national Refining Co. Of acres Il
NE3NE3 1882 West
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FIGHT CARD
TONIGHT AT
BLUE GOOSE
BATTLING CZECH. ISIS LBS.
TO THROW GLOVES WITH
SANDERS. ls2 LBS. IN MAIN
EVENT

! All fighters are in the pink of
condition and ready and raring to
go as the hour for the scheduled
boxing card at Blue Goose Arena
| tonight draws closer.
/ The fighters weighed in at
p. m, today and the doctor de-
claFed each and every ok. phys
ically.
| Official weights are: BaNlhg
Beech, l55 pounds. and SaMbefsl
! 49, These are the boys who viii
participate i'm the main event t9I
/ night. ,1q
K. o. Roberts weighed 100 and
Kid Buster, 1872. Panama Kid,
IFS, and Fighting Chelte. 1873.
Cuban Kiki, 100. and Kid Ed
wards, 1913. Iron Baby's Son, 1875,
and Kid Roberts, 1873.
| There will be SO rounds of fast
and furious fighting. Promoter
Joe Mills will see to it that each
fighter puts all he has into the
/ fight card tonight.
! K. o. Czech arrived from
Charleston in the best of shape.
He fought up there 10 days ago
and won by a decision, and has
continued training since then.
Battling Sanders arrived from
Marathon Tuesday and is ready to
go. l8
ia Both boxers claim victory by
THE knockout route. The bets at
present are 2 to / in favor of
Czech, but may change to about
even when opening bell sounds
for the big fight.
Roberts-Buster event will also
prove worth while. Both boys
have a personal grudge that they
want to settle tonight.
Panama Kid and the great
fighting Chelte are ready to
show what they know of the art
of self defense. Both have a
clean slate so far. But one will
most likely lose tonight until a
draws results.
/ Cuban Xxi and the streak of
lightning, Kid Edwards. are anx-
iously awaiting tonight as the
winner will fight an opponent
from Miami in the next card and
both wants the chance.
Iron Baby's Son, from Trevor
and Morris way. might have with
him a crank shaft or ford va en-
CINE in each glove. So, watch
out. Roberts.
+ First preliminary will start at
8 o'clock sharp.
Official card for the night will
be.
First Preliminary
X. o. Roberts Kid Buster
Four Rounds as8
Second Preliminary Bsv
Cuban Kid Kid Edwards
Six Rounds II /
Third Preliminary g
Iron Baby's Son Kid Roberts
Six Rounds
y Semi Final
Panama Kid Fighting Chelte
II Six Rounds
Main Bout
/ K. o. Czech Battling Sanders
Ten Rounds
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Chapter 40
The Old Feud

u EUBEN would be home to-
N night What would they say to
each other
Gary did not notice Judith's 81
lence. Scowlingly he kicked loose
stone from the path, sent it whirl-
ing down the hill. He said, as
though to himself, Civilization is
a great thing. Left to my own in
clinations I'd have killed Oliver
this afternoon.
She stared at his darkly frown-
ing face. She had never seen Gary
angry before. It was not pleasant
sight. What happened sa 1
Before | went away ! gave or
1ers for 200 pines to be felled and
shipped from the left ridge. They
had been sold, the money cole
lected."
Savagely Gary kicked loose an
other stone, lost in his own irrita-
ton.
''Well?" Judith prodded.
When l went to the ridge this
morning, the pines were still
standing"
"still standIngYa she echoed
parrot-like.
"Oliver's orders" Rage shook
Gary's usually well modulated
voice.
"Repben'sY Was he left in
charge
Certainly notl"
Il don't understand"
He has the men bluffed into be-
lieving he knows more about trees
than the Lord .yho made them.e
Tonight Reuben would be home.
"fie has made characterization
in the camp before" Gary contin-
ued. I've stood it for your sake.
Today" his hand in its English
glove clenched, II drove him off
the reservation as ! would mad
dog
She felt embarrassment. II can't
understand why he would disobey
orders"
HE thought to make trouble for
me with Galbreath--the bounder."
She still didn't understand how
aisobedience to orders could help
Reuben with Galbreath but she
did not argue about il with this
new, darkly frowning Gary.
He said: "Oliver has had Curtis
using his influence to try to Dust
me.
Gary are you sure?r
Off course. I'm Surel Garvss
usually fl. clipped English was
blurred ar harsh, oliver has his
nerve 70 think he could aurt inel''.
She had no words. She who ven-
Grated honor. who had sacrificed
her life 10 her conception of il.
Lets not waste another thought
on him. Judith. Let's talk about us.
There can be no shiily-sballying
This IS the end - Gosh - ii you
knew how ! hate your belonging
to himl Don't lose your courage
tonight, Judy. Get everything
washed up thoroughly and quick
". Wish could be in on II.
Judith managed a smile.
Naw he Was Sane
GARY locked az his wrist watch.
~ "Whewl Three twenty III
have TO hustle 10 make the juno
ton by five"
Gary, panic stricken, you're
not going away2R
Just to square myself with the
people who bought those pines.
They're sore as hoilSs You needn't
worry about Olive putting up
hsht he's as crazy 20 be free TO
marry Cissy as you are "a marry
me-
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Jimmy Foxx Of Boston Red
Sox and Hank Greenherg Of De-
troit Tigers are leading for home
runs honors, with eight each
Goodman Of Cincinnati Reds Is
right behind. with seven How
they stand:
Foxx. Red Sox. 8: GrecnbeFg.
Tigers, 9. Goodman. Reds 7. Ia
Maggio. Yankx. 6. Keltner. Tn-
dams 8: OF. Giants. s: McCar-
thy. Giants, 5: LeaheT. Giants. 5.
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TODAY's GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at chicago-chan-
dler (2-0) VS.. Lee (l-O).
Boston at st. Louis-Grove
ts-ol OF Mareum (s-D VS.. wslkup
l0-3l.
Philadelphia at Distributions
as do VS.: Rowe l0-ol.
Washington at Cleveland-Leo.
nard t3-2l vs.. Allen GID.
Ds4ti h9h-gIIS Afiq ss
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'r0day's Horoscope
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

This IS . particularly fortunate
day. giving strong viii and great
ability for organization. Love Of
country and az nature Is indieas.
ed. pointing toward success in
dealing with things that have Ia
DO with land. While there is good
success indicated. great care
should be exercised not Ia grow
tyTannical OF selfish. Cor il viii
lead 70 misfortune.
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LEADING MAJOR
LEAGUE HITTERS

Joe DiMaggio. ball-smashing
outfielder of New York Yankees.
leads the Big Six hitters of the
major baseball leagues, with an
average of .43l. "a points ahead
OF Hal Trosky. Indians. who is
second. Heading the National
League hitters is Ducky Wucky
Medwick. .4l3. last years hitting
champion.
Leading six, first three of each
league. follow.
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II knov about everything! You're IN love Vlth CisSy
Nothing could stop Judith noso
The Story So Far: Judith Good

The Story so Far: JudttH Good
zoe nlarries seli-made Reuben
Other for his money. only to
discover he is bankrupt. Tsoins
are born. Then red-hedded Cissy
Rogers. fpho loges Reuben and is
out TO get him, finds job for
him in a lumber camp managed
BIZ Gqky Bpsat1-the man Judith
loUes. Gary insists that Judith get
a diUorce. telling her that Reuben
is boing to marry eissp. Then he
discharges Reuben.
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Philadelphia at Detroit-Thpm


Cincinnati at New York-Hol-
lingsworth (2-0) VS.. Schumacher
(2-2l.
Pittsburgh az srooklyn-Lucas
(2-0) VS.. Mungo tl-9.
st. Louis at Boston-DaviS cd
VS.. MacFayden (3-D.
Chicago at Philadelphia -
Carleton (2-9 VS.. Lancaster (0-3l.
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Ceiling sass u n.dla

Mistress Well. II you're going
] suppose you want a -charac-
terv
Cook-YeS. mum, but Oh wish
ye'd sign q fictitious name to il.
Oi don't Ioike 70 have il known
that Oh liver worked for such pay
pie.
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CUBS SHUTOUT
). GIANTS, l TO 0
INDIANS REGAIN LEADER.
SHIP IN AMERICAN
LEAGUE

NEW YORK, May 20.-Chicago
Cubs wiped out another game
between them and National
League-leadiRg New York Giants.
Gumbert and Lee staged hair
raising duel for nine innings but
Gumbert weakened in the tenth,
walked two men and allowed a
single that brought home the win
ming run. In another overtime
contest, Boston Bees edged out
Pittsburgh Piratesit4 to 8 in IL
innings. Bees are now in third
place, two points ahead of the
Pirates. Brooklyn Dodgers turn
ed ON st. Louis Cardinals yester-
day afternoon and defeated them,
q to 4. Lowly Philadelphia Phil
lies eked out a victory over Gin
cinnati Reds, 5 to A.
Cleveland Indians are now in
first place in the American
League. They got there by de-
feating Washington Senators, is
to 3, while Chicago White Sox
blanked Boston Red Sox, A to 0,
in a game that was called at the
end of the seventh inning because
of rain. Whitehead pitched three
hit ball against the Gold Sox. New
York Yankees were idle. Detroit
Tigers whipped philadelphia Ath-
letics, 6 to 2.
Results of the game follow:
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Beginning September Is.
Tampa win have an air-freight
service with planes operating be-
between Florida and New York
and Florida and Chicago with
convenient stops enroute.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-20

Mai. Gen. Henry Gihbins.
U.S.A., Quartemaster General.
born at Knoxville, Tenn. 81
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-20

Florida received nationwide
publicity as a result of the recent
senatorial campaign. Life
'Newsweekn, time" THE Com
mentator" and numerous others
newspapers and magazines gave
generous space to the contest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-20

me Grand Canyon Of the Colo
RADIO river Is the longest ard
deepest in the world. being in
some places . mila asen
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l'oday's Birthdays
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

U. S. Senator Augustine Loner-
gan of Connections. born at
Thompson, Conn, 81 years ago.
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BASEBALL
Brooklyn Dodgers have releas-
ed a few players, three of them
veterans. Waite Hoyt, the school
boy sensation of the Yanks of Is
years ago and who has been in
the majors for l8 years, is one OF
them. 1t is rumored that Hoyi
was turned loose because he
wrote an article stating that the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-20
HowTNC

ReXINE--
It is Tpmored that the Highway
Celebration will bring as an at
traction to this city none other
than Ben Brown, the great well
fterweight. one of the best in the
South, and also none other than
the Yucatan Kid Chino Alvarez.
Snag Trowhridge and a few oth-
eFs. The best in the South in
their division. Fans will get a
real treat, Capt Peoples, great
fighter promoter from the Magic
City, win arrange the program,
and he sure knows his onions
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-20

Mrs. SigFid Undset, famed Nor
wegian novelist, born Sc years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-20

DR.. James r. Judd of Honolulu,
noted surgeon, born there, 90
years ago.