davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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o1OO MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
/ sq. west Of Dupont Circle (20c taxi zonel
Apis of l to 5 rms. and bath. FuRN. OR
UNFURN.: hskp.: non.hSkp.: hotel service
LY MONTHLY. Splendid restaurant. mod:
crate prices. Rents incl. elec. for lights ana
refg. Lovely roof garden. D. z. STEPHAN.
Manager. .
Please Call in Person Regarding
Special Summer Rates.
Evening star., 1938-08-15
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
(Continued)
TIE FAIRFAX.

THE ALTON APTs.. I445 PARK RD. NV.
Il large living room and dressing closet.
kitchenette. BATH refriseration house
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THE BOULEVARD,

2121 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Large, modern downtown building, con-
venient to Government ofhces: 2 rooms,
kit, dinette and bath. S53.75 $3.50.
SOL so and S71 so: equipped with Murphy
beds; 3 rooms kitchen. dinette and 2
baths SS5 and S92 .50 all electricity free.
Resident manager. National $3.50.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
sT Limited Partnership @ formed % pursusnt gs 90 e,
the laws Of the State of New York and de-.
string to do business in the District of CO.
a certificate of Limited Partnership in the
Of the United ststes for the District Of
partnership IS G. Mp. Murphy a. Com,
pany; that, the business intended to be
ing or otherwise acquiring. selling or 9TH
erwise disposing Of. and in any manner
dealing whether or behalf Of the partner
securities and property: tbl transactins
general securities and brokerage business
such such soc as is ordinsrly conducted BY New
70 the constitution and rules OF the said
New York Stock Exchange: tc) underwrit-
ing or subscribing for. or assisting to pro-
stocks bonds or other securities and or
otherwise financing or assisting 10 procure
prisss; that john G. Pennypacker James
D SAWYER J Sawyer Wilson. Jr, Charles
General Partners, and Frederick Osborn
ceased to be Special Partner Of said part
% Glaze BROOK. ok Sqs Jr. Edward igi' O. hf Mcponrei @
Charles s. sargent are General Partners; =
Murphy, Jr.. and Walter Russell Hcrrick
are Special Partners; that the Special Part
6avf soeR II d apsa The
!SSTns %oo 1%S1n erayson IN ssss Mas5Ry 1s5n.
100000: and that the term of the part
nership is to END at The close of business
on June 30. 1899. subject to earlier ter
Special Partners will be entitled 70 the
return of their contributors upon termira-
on PROVIDES " sadsn hst par
u ! CT the contribution of each Special
Partner may be withdrawn upon his death
certain other CONTINGENCIES. but that such
Ti,ndrawal shall not pe made unless and
Withdrawal. Dated this .5th day of August.
1898. tsignedl otis, A. Glazebrook;, II.
NdMara Wiam E Preston Afo9s0 aSd chares vis
Wood WoSd: GTayson SG NJ, M:-P, Murphy i 5I;:. ana
aus.1oIs I517.i - "a s6sa. 81 ,ses
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned being all Of the members of a
the laws Of me stret ormfo of nd ID
desiring to do business. in the District OF
Columbia as Limited Partnership have
the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of the United States for the District of
business intended to be transacted by said
partnership Is buying selling and dealing
In endas o soos na snd seetnS
for profit; that Anne Lewis Ward and
Mabel Lewis Pryor are general partners; :
that Harold Lyndon Lewis is special
partner; that the special partner has con- :
tributed as capital to the common stock o. /
the co-partnership So, 800 in cash; and that !
the term OF the partnership is to end a,
the close of business on June 80, 1919:
subject to earlier termination in certain
contingencies The special partner will o
entitled to the return OF his contribute
upon termination of the partnership
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1885.
ANNE LEWIS WARD
MABEL LEWIS PRYOR
HAROLD LYNDON LEWIS
(Seall A true COPY. Test:
CHARLES STEWART. Clerk,
BY r. s. WAYLAND. Asst. Clerk
ty2c c.25,27.29, ,ar1 %, 5.S,10.12.15,17
BYRON G. CARSON, Attorney for Ara.
costa Market. Denrike Building,
1910 Vermont Avenue.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATE9
on p. Q. real estate. Prompt service. p.
WALSHE 1107 Eye st. NV. Natl. 646s:
SECOND TRUST LOANS NEGOTIATED
promptly. small monthly payments. rea-
sonabie rates. Let me consolidate your
debts and reduce your monthly payments.
W. T. COTHERN. 913 New York ave. NV.
National 7416. 19s =
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

izRGER LOANS. SMALLER PAYMENTs;
" specialize in rennancing. UNIvERSAL
FINANCE CO. OF WASHINGTON. 736
13th Ut. NV. Republic 1900.
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London Hall, Apt. Hotel,
1888 18th st. n.w.-Bed-livng rm., dress
ing rm.. kit, bath; cleo. gas. linen, Frigid-
Aire, SIS up week; $50 UP mo. Natl 9010.
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CHARMING PORCH APT.

Modern bldg. convenient, exclusive 10
cation: walking distance downtown:
large rooms with 3 exposures. porch; cleo
tricity and refrigeration included in $75
rent. Only l available. 2514 Que st.
NV. Georgetown.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
l3 rooms. 3 baths. oil heat: completely
furn.: suitable for room renting; S1O5.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
S135 Penn. Ave. NV. Republic 211o
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

CITY OR SUBURBAN SFMI-DETACHEr
house, 3 bedrooms. l or :, baths: oil heat
garage: near good junior high school; re.
sponsible small family; $50 maximum. Boz
135-H. Star
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.APARIMENTs WANTEp.

EMPI.. COUPLE; ] FURN. ROOM, KTTCi
en-, pvt bath: elec. refg., gas, elec.: 81
Box 256.J, Star 15s
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1888 18th NV, COR. r.
End f. fr. sitting r. . bedrms mod
bath. shower; 3 expos. new beaut. furn,
ice water. Suitable 3 or 4. Exceptional
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1881 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE.
SIS, $5,65O-Open-EaSv Terms!
a rooms. bath: WATER HEAT.
cleo; new condition.; inspect. Natl. 1857.
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One room kitchen. bath. $3.50.
625 MELLON ST. Sc.
rooms and bath new building lovely
location. Convenient to transportation.
$1,000 monthly. W. T. COTHERN. 913
New York ave NV Natl 14lR 15s
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

cOL,ORED-HOME OR INVESTMENT.
nrst commercial zone. 18th st. near H ne;
month: priced for quick sale. $3.50. ii. H.
CARTER. 613 18th st. NV. Natl 417S
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ApARrMEhrs uhEuRhIsHEp.

1882 CENTER ST W-ENTIRE End
floor. owners detached home; automatic
oil heat. cont. h. w.. electric refriseration;
S55 mo-, incl gas and electricity. Adams
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81" ".75-1O19 26th st. n.w.-S rms.
bath. h.-w.h. eec.
S55 o0-1OOs N. H. ave. NV rms.
bath, elec. h.-w.h.; newly decorated.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
2l3S Penna. Ave. NV. Republic 211"
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APARTMENTS uNFURNlsHEp.

REFINED coLoRED.
Large. 3 r.. k; and b.. back porch: de-
W. b. SULLIVAN CO..
14O1 Eye St. NV. Natl. 7s4S.
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627 A ST. NE BASEMENT ROOMS,
semi-pvt. bath. laundry tubs: So mo.
LIVING ROOM. PRIVATE BATH, BED
room, large kitchen. breakfast porch: large
yard: vicinity 14th and Euclid. Box Ga
Evening star., 1938-05-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK, May % Up.-week-end
foreign exchange market jittery today: with
the , majority , OF continental 1rn cnrrencies
Sterling dipped !: Of = cent .a and sL.th. The
since devaluation on May 5. lost .91 q
Of cent. The French unit. allowed to
was later steadied by onicial support. -.
:ooh Of cent: The euilder lost lost, .o3 o. .
cent. Noon rates follow:
Great Britain in dollars. others In cents
4e5 i; 60:day bills. 4.a4:;, France, de-
mand. 2.77?s: cables. 2773s. Italy. de-
mand. 5.26h: cables 5:26l?;
Dtmands-Belgium, 16S3h: Germany
Holland. ss.is; NeIxsy: q ;ss: sweden, sS
Switzerland. 23.7s1s: spain unauotsda'
1887; Czechoslovakia. 3.4S1a: YuEoslayia,
2.35; Austria unouoted: Hungary. 1890;
Rumania. rs: Argentina. 3301n: Brazn
Gree Toxic 40 ssss M.xIes Ssansaa1 Gis1
231On: Montreal in New York, 99.O6H
New York in Montreal. 1O0.93a4.
Nominal.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO; M May e e,;wBu.tsr;; 1:27s; "a
hrsts Ieo-9D, 2SM-S3H; Arsts 5ss-s9J.
22h;23la; seconds ts4-S7hl; 2Oh-21:
hrsts. local, ao.: cars. soHa: 'firsts. local
age-packed extras. 2lM; firsts. 21H.
Poultry. live, % trucks; hens steady;
% lbs. and d'I under. isHs; Leehornii hens, hens,
!s k0 hfns Rosk 10 o hroSTs Wste eosGee R9e
down, 1a; fryers. coiored, 20: Plymouth
Rock. 2ola; White Rock. q: springs,
White Rock, .23A bareback chickens, 49,
is: No. 2 chickens, 1917; ROSTERS. "A:
Leghorn roosters, 13; turkeys, hens, 10;
iSior.g iSi sois5ss sns TS,ts shiss IL. STs
U. S. Shipments, 916 New stock supplies
rather liberal; demand fair; market firm
with slightly stronger tendency. Per
J.; Louisiana :So;1 ;95; sshSwins heated
So5; @ mostly 1ss:5 90; q. 'sS@%s' 8 NJ. /: Sic Sc
1862 90; showing heated, 1901. .s5;
y, s. No. 1, size B. 1.2O-1 80. California
White Rose U. s. No. l. initial ice. 2.O5-
2;10: egg size: l 80; Hundredweight,. old
stock supplies moders demand fair
Idaho Russet Burbanks. U. s. No. l. 1.S0-
2.10;. mostly 1851 80. Michigan Russet
Rurals and Green Mountains, U. 8. No. 1,
l.60-1.65. Minnesota Russet Burbanks,
q. s. commercials, 1.55.
Evening star., 1938-05-23
CRISIS DEPRESSES
LONDON MARKET
Final Prices Are Lower,
Despite Some Recovery;
Dollar Gains.
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 23.-European tur-
moil today hung heavily over the stock
exchange, where the general trend OF
prices was downward, partly caused
by nervous selling.
In the foreign bond section Czecho-
slovak, Polish and Danzig bonds
ranged points lower toward the last
part Of the session.
British government loans then were
down fh to fH, while such specu-
lative issues as oils and gold shares
drooped for lack of support.
In most sections there were frac-
tional recoveries at the close, but final
prices were generally slightly lower
compared with Fridays quotations.
The United States dollar gained
5-16 cents in terms Of sterling today,
bringing the final rate to 4.95 to the
pound, compared with sterling at
$4953s in New York over the week
end.
French francs displayed correspond
ing weakness. ending 1882 to the
pound against 177.62 Saturday.
PARIS, May % (R.-The United
States dollar was quoted at 36.l5
francs (2.766 cents to the france in
final foreign exchange dealings today.
In comparison the franc was 2.787
cents in New York over the week end.
Exchange on London, l78675.
In the Bourse per cent rentes were
1895; 41ss "A", TITO; 41as 1887,
1925.
Evening star., 1938-05-23
CRUDE OIL PRICES.

oil prices: Midcontinent area Oklahoma
Kansas. gravity scale: 90 to 100; North.
gravity scale. e6 to l:20.
East Texas 1.35;, West Texas IPermian
F, basinl. gravity scale. IS to LOS: North
%; Rocky Mountain area. Salt Creek.
Wyo.. gravity scale. Los to 1.30.
(Bradford- Alleghany), 2.O5; same grade in
Southwest Pennsylvania lines. III; same
grade in Eureka lines. 1.65; same srade
Evening star., 1938-05-23
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LoND0N; ',;.s May .an;,. % @;-Unsettled Euro.
wall Street prices over the week end
caused quotations in the stock market to
ceptionally weak and copper. shares de-
clined further. Gold mining issues which
sageed sharply at the opening rallied later
in the day and transatlantic securities
finished slightly lower: The. gilt-edged
group was weak throughout the day and
hnal quotations were on quarter OF q
point or more.
PARIS-The Bourse closed weak. with
trading very quiet Rentes declined 65 to
210 centimes and q majority of the ac-
tive favorites were sharply down. Suez
Canal lost 355 fancs and Royal Dutch
40. Banking shares rallied from the days
low prices. while industrials were heavy.
Evening star., 1938-05-23
STEEL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, May 90 P-Steel prices.
per 100. lbs, + OBJ. Pittsburgh: Blue an:
nealed sheets: hot rolled. 2.40; galvanized
sheets $50. black sheets, hot rolled, 3.15:
steel bars, 2.45
Evening star., 1938-05-23
RUBBER FUTURES

ber FEM fatuTes ToR1 opensd Msy oSeT us
1Q95b; September. 11.11-17; December.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23
By Glacier Camm9y AbstFaet Ca.
CUT BANK. MONTANA

RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Glacier Production Co. TO Otha Ira
Surher and Northland Petroleum Con
solidated Releases blk 8 OSGL page 81
EiNWt Sec. 13, SSSW7 Sec. i2-36-6
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
The Federal Land Bank OF spokane 20
North'and Petroleum Consolidated. So
sS.WtNWa NwtSSws Sec. IS sEaNEa
L. r. McCurdy to Maud F. DenistOR
lie OF 1ct SW3 Sec. 12-34-G.
Robert James Stevenson 20 Glacier
Production Co. T-iSthF NiSEt NJ
3Sa See 22-34-5
Glen q. Stevenson ct ux to same
l IlNhsft same lands.
Earl G. Robb ct TX TO same CAS- same
lands
Rrss Stevenson 10 same l.lothses
u Frank stuff. Guardian OF Helen
J. Stevenson. minor 10 sane l 7-isthsFc
r J. Boos ct TX l2lqs 1928 sAsEs Sec
notice OF REDEMPTION
Louise J. Forbes. IS Earl {. Robb ct
ny. 81 al. This Court SEA Sec. 22-&i-5.
ANIMAL REPORTS
Yukon oil LO. 10 The Public. Cap.
stock $4,000. issued In payment OF
property. So0O,O0,oo Debts. s2t2ol ~
Pres Louis II. O'Neil. " y. g. y. Nc
Cahe Treas Y. r Nelles.
Santa Rita OIL a Gas IN. To The
Public Cap sto. 81 100000. Paid in
SlSiI-: Pd In cash. Sl2i ,S76 issued IN
payment Of property, 1854. ICE issued
Pres. Louis b. ONeil. VP. q. y. McCabe
Reese Pointer. Sec Treas. V. x. Nelles.
WRIT OF ATTACHMENT
This Court. American Pipe X supply
Go vs. II. F. Patterson NEl NiNW4
Sec. 22-32-8 NE3NE3 SE3NEl
Sec 1876 SWlSE3 SEiSWi NEiSW4
Sec 2-::ss-R. S20OO.O0 and int. at 69t
LEASE RATIFICATION AND ROYALTY
POOLING AGREEMENT
VI l.. Foreman ct ux. TO The Texas
rom7any. Ratifies Bk O&GL. insofar
As covering Il Of 1es ElSWi Sex. p
B5-G
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23
TOOLE COUNTY
Toole County Abstract Company,
Shelby. Montana
AssIGNMENTs OF ROYALTY

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
! h. ]. Lynch to Sarah +. MacIIale. Pc
on NW3 2-a2-2 West. 81.
! F.. w. OLaughlin to Joseph Walsh
10 on ElNEa 2-34-3 West 81
A. Martyr Dodd to Frederick A SNOW
2qe on SaSE4 SE3SWa. II. WiNE4
NEiNE3 20, NW3NW4, 21-33-1W. II.
OH. AND GAS LEASE
Sarah f. MacIiale 10 Montana Dakota
Utilities Co, Lois 4 siNWa 2-''2--
As ASST OF OIL GAS LEASE
Otis Thomson to Henry Van der Pas
y int. in NW3NW4 y5-35-3W. 81.
Deloraine oil syndicate Limited 70
First state Bank OF shelby, MaNEa y
85.3 West, E4NE4 2S-35-1 West
PARTICIPATING ROYALTY
NJ w Cassidy to Mary Virginia john
son Pa on NWlNW3 2s-35-4W. 81
ASSIGNMENT AND OPTION
NJ W. Cassidy to A. r. Johnson IL
. vs. - AGREEMENT
Ralph b. Bradley 70 ID. A. Cool "a
SE3SEi 1851 West 81.
TRUSTEES CERTIFICATE
y. S Meek Trustee to Joseph Nhlch'
IA int. in lease on SElNwA NB4SW3
SaNE1 SCI 1874 West. W3NE4 ia
Nw4 sw3 1874 West.
r. RELEASE OF ATTACHMENT
e. F. SwenSOn vs. Ralph b. bradley
BaSE3SEl 1871 West.
LIS PENDENs
First National Bank & Trust co. o.
Minneapolis vs. Carl J. /; Fischer: et
MI. Quiet title to sW3NWl W9SW4.
SE5SWE q. SE4NEl % E4El SW3NE3
20 WASW1 33-35-4 West
ATTACHMENT
American Pipe 4 supply 90. VS. H.
f. Patterson. ElSWl SE3NW3 22-'l1-"
West. S2OO00o.
sHERIFFs DEED
G. 3. Alsup. Sheriff tO Hart Albin 20;
~ NlNW1 y WiF4 II NW4NE1 2n.35-
2 West. WI 1G NW4NE4 sElNw3 NtsW4
SW4SW4 NRSEi SEiSEl q EANEt
waNw4 sEiNwl NElswi 2s-'A-2"-
s13OON0
PARTNETsHIP AGREEMENT
N. c. Morton and Aubrey Morton
under the name Of Norton Oil and Re |
filming 90. NE4 q SISE4 13-3+-2 West.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
The Indp-endent- Eastern Tornedo 20 /
h The Public. Capital stock $1,000 10000:
rapitaI invested In Montana. $EOOOO;
No profit: Agenti f. X. Cheadle. Jr
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23
PONDERA COUNTY
BY Pnndrra County Abstract Go.
CONRAD. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT OF CONTRACT
Peter H. Habets to Mary G. Habets'
contract dated Dec 81. 1895. between The
Federal Land Bank Spokane and Peter
H. and Mary G. Habets, covering StNN
NbSw4 SE4SW4 WtSE3 32-5O-5.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Othella SandbOn to +. b. Emrick SM
u NhSE4 SW3SE3 SE4sW4 SEtsE4
- RssIGNMENT OIL GAS LEASE
Z b. Emrick and J. +. Emr1ck 70
Zodiac Oil Company lease Of Othella
SandboPn on N3SE1 SWtSE3 SE3sWt
SE3sE3 20 SW3 212s-5. 81
ASSIGNMENT ROYALTIES RENTALS
AdoIph Neyenhuis to Federal Land
Bank and Land Bank Commissioner al
Interest uner oil and gas lease dated
6-17-1920 given by AOlph Neyenhuis ct
ux to G. II. Kester. Trustee filed 20
1921 Book Leases page 149.
Ted r. Crawford ct TX to The Federal
Land Bank and Land Bank Commits
sioner all interest under oil and gas
lease dated 1913 1920 given by The faiieF-
Montana Land & Water Company 20
VIM. Wesley filed July 26,1926. Book
leases page 472
Kelvin Corporation auth cap. &H2J0.
invested In Mont, S163S878, gross bust
ness in Mont. $50, 1880 amt. money ex-
pended In Mont during preceding year
&13153g3 net profit In Mont. preceding
year s47l262 Il. Bowman, Pres G. r.
Mackall, Secy: Directors c. G. RObvich.
II. r Eddy r. G. Harning Brice Bow
man, @. r. MackalI.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23

les and marketers classed as Jobbers
chains, etc. The same condition
no doubt exists in many other oil
producing states.
4. Crude producers and refiners.
large and small, would obviously
be placed at the mercy OF jobbers,
chains and middlemen generally.
The latter could then fix prices,
both buying and selling, at pleasure
Marketers seldom take the risks OF
locating. developing, producing,
Transporting. and refining the crude
petroleum, although free to do so,
and It would, therefore, seem that
they should not expect 10 be award
ed a monopoly OF marketing rights
by act OF Congress
Respectfully yours.
OIL CONSERVATION BOARD
OF MONTANA.
r. P. Jackson, Secretary.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23

Complaints about the price OF
crude generally ignore the usual
economic laws, Brown declares.
They do not take into account the
item of cost but only consider the
item of price. They also fail TO
observe that the petroleum price
structure on which they rely Is
built upside down. The price OF
the finished product should be
governed by the cost of the raw
material plus the cost of the pro-
cesses through which it passes.
There is no logic in the proposal
that the price of crude petroleum
should be wholly governed by the
price OF gasoline neither is there
any Justice in the suggestion that
the producer should pay for the cost
of bad marketing practices or be
penalized for the folly of other
branches of the industry over which
he has no control whatever The
fact that he has been the victim
of such inequitable and uneconomic
practices in the past does not justi-
fy continuance of these policies.
The suggestion to reduce the price
of crude does not propose solution
of the problem but merely multi
plies 1t and divides it among more
people. Under such a policy no
one has less trouble but everyone
has more.
ITO graphically present the stu
alton, l am enclosing a chart show
ing the division of the gasoline
dollar. AS can be observed from
this chart the refiner and the mar
keter land the statement to which
we referred comes from a company
concerned solely with refining and
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23
MARKET BILL

by law, the ensuing confusion in
the industries throughout the
country will be unlike TO benefit the
public in any way and very likely
to create unemployment and higher
prices to the public
g. The enforcement OF market
ing from crude production and re-
filming. particularly, in Montana
would be equivalent to a death
sentence for the substantial num-
Der OF the producer-refiners They
have never had, and probably could
not get. outlets through non-affil-
lated marketing organizations suf-
ficient and stable enough to enable
them to continue in business. The
elimination OF the small refineries
would soon affect farmers coopera-
tives and similar organizations Of
consumers that now enjoy the bene-
fits OF competition between refiner-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23

marketing) are now getting 55.4
cents out Of the customer g dollar
while the producer gets only IL
cents. Somewhere in that 55-4
cents there ought to be the elasticity
required to adjust the financial
difficulties of the refiner-marketer
without cutting into the producer S
small fraction.
Reference to this chart will
show that in 1926 the refiner-mar-
keter was getting 64.6 cents out of
the customers dollar. In 1886 he
was getting 569 cents. Is 1887
he was getting $50 cents The
producer who in 1925 was getting
251 cents has now lost one-third
of that amount and is receiving only
II cents although he has IS cents
out of every dollar invested in the
industry. And yet it is the pro-
Queer who has the heavier invest
ment takes the greater chances,
and is subject to serious legal re-
strictions on the production of his
own product.
1.-The refiner-marketer fixes the
price of gasoline. II he is selling
below cost he can stop that at any
time. The American consumer is
today travelling farther on his gaso-
line dollar than ever before. The
American public does not expect
any industry or any part of an in
dustry to sell below cost. 1t knows
that this is Improbable to the con-
sumers ultimately and ruinous to
the nation IS business.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23

PRODUCER - The Mid-COntinent
Producer. Represents estimated
cost OF crude, at the well, in the
Consumers Dollar, based on
price Of Okla. -Kans. $1,000 Or.
crude.
REFTNER The Mid-COntinent
Refiner. Difference between cost
of crude and Oklahoma tank car
gasoline price. Includes refining
and crude transportation.
MARKETER - Average of so
cities, includes gasoline transpOr-
tfOn, wholesale is difference be-
tween Mid-continent tank car
price and average price In 80
cities to service stations handling
One-company gasoline. Retail is
difference between average price
to such stations and average
price in so cities to consumers,
exclusive of state and federal
sales taxes.
TAX COLLECTORS-Ave state
and federal sales taxes I'm 80
cities, does not include many 9TH
er taxes absorbed by producer,
refiner and marketeF.
The gross margins shown are the
best Obtainable appropriations. The
changes in these margins are sub
stantially correct.
Prepared Ey The Independent
Petroleum Association of America.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23
Refiner-Marketer Spread Is Cause
Of Gasoline Price Structure Ailments

petroleum price structure today that
the markeer getting dspropOrtonae cut IN the gasoline
dollar the opinion of Russell B. Brown of the Independent Pet
Association of America who contends that adjustment of
gasoline prices the renrmarkers and not in the price
adjust the situation in the industry The
fighting the possibilities Of in the price of crude fol
lowing the lowering of gasoline prices in the east
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-04-23

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-11-24

Order Nisi-
In the Matter of the Mortgage from
Ollie r. CLANCY and May M.
CLANCY, his wife,
To
The Citizens Building and Loan
Association of Montgomery County,
Inc.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 1904 Equity.
ORDERED, this 18th day of No
vember A. D. 1888, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County, as
a Court of Equity, that the Audi
tors Report filed in the above en-
titled cause. be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the
10th day of December next: Pro-
vided a copy of this order be in.
serted in some newspaper published
in said Montgomery County, once in
each of three successive weeks be-
fore the said 10th day Of December,
1888.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test: Sl9
CLAYTON X. WATKINS, Clerk.