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La gaceta., 1938-01-31

James ]. Braddock anuncio aver
SUI retirada del cuadrilatero


New York, Enero 31.-A la
edad de 80 amos, James J. Brad
dock, sxcampe6n del mundo y
|vencedor de Tommy Farr, anun
clio aver su retirada del cuadri-
latero.
"Me retro, dijo, para compla
Ger a mi esposa e hijos. Creo
que Ell instante es inmejorable.
Game mi Ultima pelea Y creo
estar en- disposition de batir a
la mayor parte de los hombres
de mi categorfa; pero colgare
los guantes."
Braddock conquist6 la corona
en- 1887, batiendo a Baer, huego
de que Sc habfa retirado y has
ia sc VIC obligado a TRAFALGAR en-
los muelles de New Jersey.
"Hago la retirada con ell apo
yo y el consejo de mi manager,
Joe Gould, Debo ser justo con
mi esposa e hijos. Continuare
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
SCHMELfNG NO PUDO
ACOSTAR A BEN FOORD

Hamhurgo Alemania, Enero
31.-Mas de $4,000 personals
presenciaron aqui la victoria de
Make Schmeling, gladiator n1-
nero 2 del mundo, sobre Ben
Foord, ell ingles de Africa del
Sur.
Schmeling maltrat6 brutalmen
tie a su c~ontrario, en- los seis Ill
limos rounds, pero no pudo de-
rribarlo.
Nueve asaitos sc lie acredita-
ron al eampe6n, que pesaba 1872
libras.
Foord tenia un peso de POT y
luci6 bien en- los primeros aSal-
tos.
La multftud aplaudi6 al in
|gles poB su admirable resisten-
|cia ffsiea Y con respecto a Sch
melting qued6 algo desencantada
por cuanto creia cierta una vie
toria por nocaut.
Hasta ell sexto Ell aleman no
pareefa campe6n de ninguna
parte.
Formidables golpes derechos
recibi6 ell ingies, que en- mas de
una OCCASION Sc bati6 en- retira-
da.
La multitud, que esperaba YER
caer a Foord antes del octave,
hizo ligeras demostraciones de
descoatento; pero al final ova-
cion6 al veAcedor, que sali6 del
cuadrilatero escoltado por la
guardia de Hitler.
Foord y Schmeling hicieron
ell saludo ''nazi".
Ell aleman baj6 del tablado
con una pequena herida bajo ell
oJo i%zquierdo; pero los ojos de
Foord sangraban, 10 mismo que
Is labios.
Schmeing diio que sostendra
otra pelea preparatoria antes de
pelear en- JUNO con Jose Luis.
81 vencedor tiene ana mano
lastimada; pero su trainer ase-
gura que no es cosa de cuidado.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31

New York, Enero 31.-La pc
lea de mas importancia de la Sc
mana la sostendran el viernes
por la noche, EN- la Madison
S1uare Garden, Glen Lee ell pn-
gil de Nebraska, famoso va en-
la division del peso medic, y ell
italiano Fred Apostolic, vencedor
de Freddie Steele.
Sera un combate a IL asaltos
v Apostolic aparece como ell IA
vorito.
Las apuestas, en- la mailana
de hoy, Sc hallaban de 5 a 2 a
favor del italiano.
John Henry Lewis, ell cam =
pe6n de las IT'S libras, Sc batira
hoy lunes, a 10 asaltos, con ell
aleman Emil Schotz. Lewis es Ell
favorito.
Henry Armstrong, de Los An
geles, la maravilla negra, pelea
"a Ell martes contra Chalky
Wright, del peso puma.
Tony Cancela, de Tampa, pc.
cara Ell martes, en- Milwaukee
con Ramon Fernando, de Chi
cago.
Frankie Cavanna, de New
York, Sc batira con Phil Furr
de Washington, hoV lunes, Ell
New York.
FL martes, en- Detroit, Matte
Brown, habit gladiator del peso
complete, peleara con Lorenzo
Pack.
Oakland preSenciar2 ell mier
coles an match a diez asaltos en-
tire Phuil Brubaker v Johnny
Ernavac, este dltimo de Duluth,
Minnesota.
Midget Wolgast, excampe6n
del peso de mosca, active ahora
en- las 1876 libras, combatira Ell
jueves, en- Filadelfia, con Ell ve-
terano Lew Massey.
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no fresco v deleitoso tdnel. Co
mo ahora Sc hallaba deSprovista
de pampanoS, habian echade
por eneima slgunas Sabanas pa
ra guardarse del sol de Febre-
TO, que va quemaba. A las dos
mujereS Sc habian agregado al
gunas otras Y les hacian eompa-
MIA Antonio. Frasquito, Mano-
10 Uceda y algdn otro j6ven. Ha
lAabansS charlando tranQaila-
mente cuando, rompisado por
entire los grupos con senales de
agitacion en- el rostro. apareci6
el senior Rafael.
- D6nde esta mi sobrino?
1 Donde eSta 6Se?-venia pre-
guntando en- VOC alta.
Y asi que lego a la para Y
Ie divis6, scerc6se r~apidamente
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
NUEVO CAMPEON T
CLISTA

Daytona Beach, Enero 81
Conquist6 aver el campeonato
de motocicletas, distancia de
200 millas, Bernardo Campane-
lie, de Provindencia, Rhode Is
land.
Termin6 en- segundo lugar,
un minute despues que ell cam
pe6n, Lester Niblish, de Read
ing, Pa.
Tom Hays, de Dallas, Texas,
finalizo en- tercer lugar.
Tsmaron parte Ell la competi-
ci6n, entire otros, Gruf Kath-
cart, de Milwaukee; Billy Arm
strong, de Worcester, Mass. ;
James Morris, de West Palm
Beach, y Earl Robinson, de De-
troit.
Two que retirarse ell campe6n
del ano pasado, Ed Kretz, de Pc
mona, California.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31

ayudando a Gould en- la direc :
cion de otros boxeadores.
"Ei boxeo no me debe NADIA a
mi, pero yo lie debo TODD 10 que
soy. Me ha facilitado los medios
para atender a mi familia en- la
forma debida."
En- ell curse de su carrera Bra
dock venci6 a Peter Latzo, Tuf-
fly Griffin, Jimmy Slattery y
otros favoritos.
Venci6 por puntos al negro
John Henry Lewis, actual cam
pe6n de las ITS libras, y puso
fin a la parte brillante de la ca
rrera de Art Lasky.
La noche de SD pelea con Max
Baer, Ell hebreo era ell gran ia
vorito, pero los inteligentes Sc
equivocaron.
Tommy Farr era ell favorito
con Jimmy, hace pocos dias, y Ell
irlandes lie derrot6.
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ga listed tanta guasa...!

ga listed tanta guaSa...t
-Pero, hijo; iquieres que di-
ga que estuvo NAL hecho...? Lo
dire 81 te empenas; pero nadie
me creera.
Ito, va lie he dicho mas de
Glen wees que la bora menos
penSada le falto a listed al res
.peto!
Con dificultad lograron cal
marie; todavia mas trabajo cos
70 ilnpeeir cue Sc mar1hase. A
for.unadamente intervino Paca.
" >cn 81 labia sin pareja Y 81
tJasteo logr6 promo reconciliar
lcs. Llevada a feliz termino esta
c6ra d carload j d. e,ocuencia
Se suo;c d 1olumpio,
Mientras Velazquez iba de- CRU
Pc en- grupo hacienda penar q
La gaceta., 1938-01-31

II Miren ustedes q ese!, imf-
renlo ustedes bien...! "A que no
saben ustedes 10 que ha hecho?
Voy a contarlo mas qxe Sc pom
ga colorao.., porque ST., por-
que las cosas baenas deben de-
cirse Y las malas callarse... Han
de saber ustedes que ese Y yo he
mos estado anoche en- la Palma
de Lond;''o { saner un guiso de
almeas q aceitunas... IVA
"a una noaeia ~e importanc a.,
oiran ustedes... va 10 IS que ma
ia tiene de particular; pero va
mos al case, FL case fue que nos
marchamos sin pagan. Tampoco
este vale la pena de que Sc fijen
1Sedes. porQue muches wees
nos ha paSao 10 mismo. Pero
ahora viene 10 meior. Acabo de
La gaceta., 1938-01-31

da runa vuelta por ala Y pre-
gunto: "Cuanto es Ell gasto de
anoehe?" "Ya esta pagado', me
contestaron, "IComo ?SQuien
10 ha pagado?" sPues su sobri-
no.. "iVamos, nino, no gastes
guasa!" Que 81, senior Rafael,
que 10 Ia pagado." Z Cuando?"
''Esta mahana ha pasado por
aqui Y ha hecho la cuenta..." Y
efectivamente, senores, me en-
senaron ei libro Y estaba bora
"a la partida, iEsei, Jese que
esta ahi la ha mandado borrarl
Las nltimas pala5ras del vie
20 apenas pudieron o!rse. Tai
faa "a algazara que habia levan-
t2do 81 discurso.
-iTio!, itioLexelam6 Fras
quito roio de e6lera-. mo ten
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
CATALINA RAWLS PUSO
UNA NUEVA MARCA

Miami, Enero 31-Estableci6
aver una nueva marca en- las
200 yardas la celebre nadadora
americana Catalina Rawls. Hizo
ei recorrido en- 2 minutes, 1917
segundos.
Lenore Knight habia fijado la
marca anterior que era de % mi
nutos, 20.5 Segundos.
En- tres conservatives domin :
Ros Ia Srta. Rawls ha destruido
tres marcas.
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Las principles peleas de Ia semana
en- toda la nacion
Glen Lee contra Fred Apostoli

Melio Battina sc batira ell
viemes, en- West Palm Beach,
Florida, con Bob Goodwin, de
Daytona Beach.
Ell indie Quintana, de Pana :
ma, Sc batira ell mismo dfa con
Billy Passau, del peso y bantam
en- Fiiadelfia.
Lou Salica, excampe6n del pc
so bantam, reapareeera el saba
do, en- New York. Tendra de
contrario a Ernie Weiss, de Aus
tria.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31

Ell resultado lie dej6 contento
Y dijo: "Esto prueba 10 que o
he venido diciendo."
Hasta Ell septimo asalto la pc
lea fue dura para Schmeling;
pero despues sac6 apreciable
.ventaja a SUI contrario.
Tengo la %seguridad de que lie
derrotara en- ell mes de JUNO.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31

Insisten en- pedir aumentos
de sueldo ell catcher MancuSo Y
eli jardinero Joe Moore.
Moore pide aumento y Ia ofre
cieron .el mismo suede del ano
pasado. Mancuso asegura que
Terry trata de rebajar su suel-
do.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
La Gaceta Folletin No. SO
Los MAJ0S
DE- CADI7
Per

trario, FL guapo Sc sinti6 adn
mas humillado. Tuvo 81 talento,
Gin embargo. de disimularlo.
Las acept6 por baenas, rio, 10
echo a broma Y pidi6 que no So
hablaSe mas del asunto. Pero en-
su pecho ardia la c6lera y no es-
peraba mas que un pequeno a.
gujero para salir rugiente v a.
brasadora.
SUledad v Maria Manuela Sc
habfan sentado de nuevo bajoI
y para, Que formaba en- vera
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NOT1ClAS DE PELOTA

Bob Feller, Ell joven pitcher,
acept6 las condolences que los
Indios de Cleveland lie ofrecie-
ran.
"Los terminus, dijo, son ente=
satisfaeterios. Firma-
"a Ell contrate en- New Orleans"
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
JOSE LUIS We AUMENTA-
DAS SUS ESPERANZAs DE
TRIUNFo

Pempton Lakes, N. j., Enero
31.-Jose Luis, Ell campe6n del
peso complete, escuch6 aver por
la radio la pelea entire Make
Schmeling y Ben Foond.
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
WEAK AND SKINNY
Men, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN


" y new. Nitaznina, OF Cod Liver
Oil In tAsteless tablets.
Pounds Of AMn healthy nesh instead Of
bare seraGsy heNssi New viSor. vim ana
energs instead Of tired fstisasnees steady
9Hitt nerves. That. IL whAt tSousandss al
nnq0ie are gettang tArpuxh aeivntiAta' iatamf
da@srsry-ke vfamihs Of Cod Liver OH
ssncenerateA In little sugar coated tablets
wtthost any Of ita hcrrid, Nshy taste or Nrpeli.
mfCaTs Ced Liver OIL Tskiesa, theyira
called God Liver OIL IN TahIess". and thrv
EMpr work wonders, A little hoy Of 4 serf.
euag sNk. Gct wSA and gaknea iQH ia IN
fse Ua# naAth. a sirl Of thirseen after .he
e~Aps Disease. 9sined 9 lbs. the Arst veeE AND
@less each week after. A yeuns mother Nho
could not eat or sleep after haby came gof
thar . month.
xou simply must try Meuoy's NJ once.
MsrneneeF II you acnt gain at least 3 ira ~
nrna healthy eesh IN q month get yonr nons~
@AsA' Demand and set GcCoyis-ths erieSnai
49, ano @enuine Cod Liver oi. Tahleta
~ -Anproved ny Coed ASusekeenfng
~ institute. Kefnse ali suhstitntr~1
past On tho original McC0wm-
Ss~~ asTs are none better,
La gaceta., 1938-01-31
RADIOTELECRAMAS

Via Naeksy Radio q hu1uss en- alta nay, 9 Europa, al
Ohsnte y a ha PARTICIPATES dada&a de loo RstaAos unids&
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CABLEGRAMAS
LEGRAMA

Via Commercial Cables a Europa , al 0rieat
Ameries Gables q las Artilas y Centre y Sc
Estaa dos compahias estan asCciadAs con Ia ]
graph, pidisndose enviar cableurAmas dAsds Gu
eina de- La Postal Telegraph.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09
LABOR UNIONS HOLD
FINAL DECISIONS IN
PLANT ERECTION

Revival of the Spokane refinery project involving the
construction of 2500barr refinery Montana crude
reported this week. with final decision pending outcome
of 4 conference with labor unions.
Construction of the plant will proceed according Henry
d. Moye vice president of Inland Empire Refneres pro-
yded pending negotiations with the unions arrive amcabe
settlement Conferences which started Thursday still in
progress late Friday.
The company is capitalized at $4,000 but the plant
to be built win in of half million dollars
cordng Mr. Moye 1t will handle 500 barrels per day
of Cut Bank crude when in full operation this crude be
supplied by Glacier Production company The rail haul
from the field to the plant is approximately 400 miles
and of % per hundedwegt said to have been
granted by the Great Northern railway company
Construction of the plant will be in charge of Emby Kaye
of the county foremost petroleum construction engineers
who resigned vice presidency with Sicily Oil company
become affiliated with the Spokane project He is also in
charge of the construction of this companys refinery at
Pocatelo which is getting under operation Kaye an
authority vapor phase prcess which viii be
Ased both plants with Wnl1erKoch cracking units.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09
NAY DEEPEN
BR0ADuIE|
TO DuOHIAN

MISUNDERSTANDING reports In
dictate California interests are taking
over Broadview Dome operations on
the NEA of SWA Section IS,
Township North, Range % East,
MPM
Representatives OF the California
interests together with Z. ]. Murray
have been On Billings the past week
working out details with Broadview
Dome Oil company interests on a
plan to drift the Broadview Dome
well on down into the Devonian un-
less oil is found In the Madison ct
a lesser depth. The well bottoms
at 1884 feet. standing idle the past
three months, but operations are
planned to resume In the next ten
days.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09
BID FOR BIG
well. ON the
GUNDER S0N

A move to determine the direction
and extent of the gusher area of
the Gunderson pool in central Kew
in-Sunburst was made this week
with the start of a west offset to
the AronOw-Government No. 2 pro-
Queer, a flowing well.
The new well, known as Kluth ct
al-Gunderson No. /, in Sc corner
SWA SWA 18-35-2W, 220 feet
from the line is ON an 80-acre lease
of the Gunderson farm belonging to
Merrill & Jackson It will be drilled
by w. e. Burks. pioneer contractor
operator of this field. Wells drilled
440 feet south and $50 feet south
east failed to tap the crack or fis-
sure which made the Aronow well
flow at the initial rate of more than
100 barrels per hour. 1t is now
being held at around four barrels
per hour
Agan Oil -Goeddertz No 1,
Sc SWA NWA 23-s5-3w is making
tive barrels of oil and 80 barrels of
water and will likely be abandoned.
It is the first failure I'm this pool
which has had some of the best
wells in the field, under modern
Methods of acidization.
Big West-EngIe No. 2, Sc SWA |
sWA 1-35-SW, failed to respond to
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09

This indicates a new market COR
$500 barrels OF crude per day.
Still another project that Ia well
under way but not yet definitely
announced is e. 2,O0O-barrel refin-
cry at Minot, N. d., which would
bring the total demand up to H.
200 barrels per day, which is far in
excess of the maximum production.
During the month of May the
total production of oil in Montana
averaged 1885 barrels per day
During the same month the Montana
refinery consumption of Montana
crude averaged 1884 barrels. FIX
ports of crude brought the total
daily consumption to 1903 barrels
per day.
When the three additional refin-
cries are built, Montana producers
must increase production to more
than 1000 barrels per day which
is $500 barrels per day more than
the peak production of the last
decade When Cut Bank was at its
peak, in August, 1887, the Montana
state production was 1880 barrels |
per day. This week production |
Is slightly under 1900 barrels
per day.
The plants completed and in OPP
Grafton. with rated present daily
are:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09
VEST well
GAINING IN
PRODUCTION

High gravity oil production
ON the west side of Kevin-Sun-
burst field again held the GEN.
ter of attention as the Lund-
DahIin well I'm the Midway area
steadily increased in oil pro-
ductiOn, with no water.
AT the same time substan-
tiaI sand producer was COM
pleted in the Rocky Ridge pool
and a well in the Rimrock pool
put ON production pumped at
the rate of 90 barrels per day.
All are producing SS gravity.
suIphur-free crude.
The Dahlin we'll had an initial OF
five barrels per day, without acid,
The owners, Cut Bank business men,
decided to pump it before aciddz-
ing and have been producing it
steadily. 1t has shown a steady In
crease until it is now making IL
barrels of oil per day, with no
water BY comparison with other
wells in the high gravity pool, it is
believed that acidizaition will make
a SO to rs barrel well. AS it Is,
this we'll will bring considerable de-
velopment in the district.
The nearest drilling well is Cen
eral Oil-State No. /, NV NEA Sci
36-35-4W, which is now at $50 feet.
It is a little over a mile Nnd a
quarter east Of the Dahlin wi sch is
in the center Of the Sc Il NWA So
35-4w.
In the same pool, Cassidy Phoenix
Mutual No. /, CNL NV " NWA Is
35-4W, is rigging up and win be
spudding during the present week.
Spencer & KincheIoe-Cook No. 1,
NV SW u Sell 26-34-4W, are shut
down for financing.
Romona-G Government No. 1, NV
NEA NWA 12-S5-3W, in the Rocky
Ridge pool, is a producer In the
Sunburst sand. It had 1900 feet
Of oil in the hole after the sand
was penetrated from 154S to 1888.
It will have an initial of so barrels
OF better when put on the pump.
The we'll belongs to Arthur Hoeh,
Pondera operator, who
bought out his associates in q COM
Dany formerly known as the Chab |
Oil company. This is his first ven !
lure in Kelvin in several years and /
he apparently has acquired q very |
yaluable property. likely of consds-
.ent Sunburst sand production.
The vanderpas- Ward NO. 2 well /
SE SW5l rVWjA 2S-35-3W, in the
pool, west offset to the
Mo. 2, began max
ne so to 20 barrels per day when
'laced on the pump this week. 1t
s apparently a wen of calibre SINH
ar to the Thompson Mo. 2. That
yell is still flowing, however, hav-
Continued on Page F1ve)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09
ERR ron IN LIST
OF GAS IMPORTS

In the record Of gasoline sales
for May, compiled from the records
OF the State Board of Equalization.
Westland Oil Company was shown
to have imported 249, 926 gallons
of gasoline into Montana. r.. ].
Coughlin, president Of the company,
points out that all of Westland pur-
chases of gasoline for sale in Mon
tana and northwestern North Da-
kota have since September is last
been supplied by the Northwest Re
filming company at Cut Bank.
Coughlin adds that his organixa-
ton is cooperating 100 per cent
with the Shelby Lions committee in
their Buy Gasoline Made from
Montana Crude" campaign.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09
BIGLAKE'S
deep TESTAT
4,975F FEET

BILLINGS Indian Territory n
Illuminating Oil company is drilling
ahead at 1915 feet, in hard dolo-
mite and anhydrite formation, prob
ably tapping the Tensleep formation,
in the well on NWA NWA, Section
IS, Township /, North, Range 81
East, Big Lake field, saltwater
County, about 25 miles west Of
Billings
An unauthenticated report said
there was oil showing with some
gas at around the sS0O foot level.
No one in charge could be contact
ed to confirm the reported OIL show
ing but 1t is very likely a correct
report.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09
REFINERY PROJECT REVIVED
UNIT WELL
SIHITIAL
232 BARRELS

One of the best wells An
South Gut Bank was compIet-
ed this week by The Texas
company ON its Section unit,
Williams farm, in center NWM
NWA 0-S2-BW, swabbing 282
barrels during the first -
hours. IL had Cut Bank sand
from 1910 to sOSS feet, all
saturated. and oil rose 1900
feet. IL bottoms at 3O35.
Four new locations were an
nounced during the week, most Inn
portant of which is a third To-
cation on the Lander farm, offset
ting adjacent wells of The Texas
No. 3, and is $50 feet north of
the south line and 1920 feet west
of the east line OF Section 1886
CIV. This is In the center of the
west line of the SEA sen it offsets
the Texaco-Tweedy on the north
and the Texaco-Tribal S on the west
and IS directly south OF the No.
which had an initial of 1900 bar
rels per day and It still flowing
around 500 barrels per day.
Glacier Production company start
ed a new we'll on its Section 16
state lease. No. location, in INV
NE X SWH 16-33-5W, southeast OF
the town OF Cut Bank. 1t Is z2O
feet south of the north line and
1850 feet east OF the west line of
the section.
A. r. Partiu Is starting a well in
the Biz Bend pool, Tribal tract III
No. 4, in the approximate center OF
the east line of the SEX SWk
7-32-5W. This is 3 short distance
north of the Santa Rita-Jordan $50
barrel wen, the largest well In the
south end OF the Big Bend pool.
Santa Rita is also starting and off
set to the Pardee-Corrigeux No. /
producer, the Santa Rita drilling
in the approximate center of NW%
SWA 36-34-6W, on state land. The
Corrigeux had an initial of 215
barrels per day.
Glacier Thomas Unit
No. 3, GEL NEA SWA 14-35-BW,
g drilling at 2e4O.
UA@c&cT EFo0uct4om-honMo1J NO
; NV ASWA 4-32-5W, is drilling
It 1885 after finishing a fishing JOB.
Nadesu Brothers are repairing
broken mast ON their Farmers Bank
70. 5, Sc SEX NEA 17-3s-5W
Santa Rita-Fitchie No. 8. NE
'WA SWA 5-33-5W, is drilling at
400.
TexacO-Hardwick No. s c NEH
JEA 17-32-5W, is drilling at 1850.
Observation-Disclosures III No. 3, C
JWA sWA 31-33-5W, is drilling at
975.
Texaco-Curran No. 2, C Nw,K
lex S-32-5W. has rig up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09

gasoline made from Montana crude
The facts and figures presented
show the amount of new wealth
that has been producing in the
state, the amount or royalty and
rentals that has been paid o Mon
ana landowners including our school
system and the number OF acres OF
State school land on which the state
reserves a royalty of one-eighth or
- % OF all oil and gas produced,
for the benefit of the school funds.
1t is apparent that this land will be
developed and the royalty revenue
will flow into the school funds only
when this land is developed and
that development can only come
when there is a market for addi-
tional gasoline made from Montana
crude.
They have also given you infor-
nation regarding the amount OF
taxes paid annually by the produc-
ton branch of the oil industry Of
Montana and referred to the num-
Der Of Monana people who have
been employed at good wages in
the past and the opportunity of
greatly increasing the payrolls and
the number of people employed by
helRing to build up this important
industry within the state
To more forcibly bring to your
what this means to Mon
tana in the future we quote from
a reliable publication: 1.-THE govern
ment in the state of Texas has been |
largely financed by the petroleum |
During the year 1887
the PRODUCING branch of the
petroleum industry in exas paid
D43, 900, 10000 in taxes which a
MOUNTS to 43.4 per cent of the total
x. Taking into account all taxes
laid by the petroleum industry in
.Iuding state gasoline tax, slightly
'ver so per cent OF all state re-
Fenues were derived from the pet
oleum industry in 1887"
Possibly Montana may never be
IS large an oil producing state as
'exas, but in our last Bulletin writ
en- by George B Downs, PHI. D.,
t would seem that thus far, we
ave simply scratched the surface
8 fas as Montana's oil producing
reas are concerned. From the
lay records we find that the people
4 Montana are insisting on being
applied with gasoline made from
fontana crude as never before and
hat 7,070,493 of the 10yS76,8SO
allons of the May consumption
Tas supplied by refineries within
he state. This is a step in the
light direction but we want to
ONT out that thousands of barrels
I Montana crude is still shut in
DR. lack of a market and that
thousands Of willing Montana work
len are idle who will be profifably
mpioyed as soon as we can make
lrther progress IN supplying the
gcontinueo on Page Eisht) ~
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Market Outlook Points
To More Drilling To
Supply New Refineries

he industry
refinery
8OOObaErel Shelby
outlet established agencies the
2OO%rrel plant Spokane which win take OH out
Montana market.
Two topping plants
plants built rated capacity
Faxve
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-09
NEW CORPORATToN

Natural OIL company In Cascade
county, to operate certain lands be-
lieved to contain oil or natural gas;
to operate plants and refineries
Capital stock $4,000 in $4,000
shares at 81 par value. Incorpora-
tors. who each own 10 shares are
e L. Dana, A. p. Howard and X.
e. Reichel, all Of Great Falls.