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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
TONEY BACK
TO DRILL IN
WEST,kEvI

W. ". Toney and his associate
J. H. Wakefield OF Seattle have pur-
chased from James Shelton and his
associates some oil leases in the
West Kelvin oil field. All properties
are in proven territory in the high
gravity pool. These tracts have
production on all sides and ad-
jacent to two flowing wells.
w. W. Toney and his associates
are contemplating drilling several
wells on the acquired properties
in the very near future The pro
perties are in Sections 3. 80 and
"a. Twp IS n. Range West
This transaction carries with an op-
ton OF some 400 additional acres.
While the consideration Is with
held 1t is understood TO be approx
imately 100000.
Jimmie shelton Is a pioneer
settler in the Kevin-SunAurs oil
field and has known Toney since
the discovery of the field. Toney
was successful in blocking up and
interesting the Ohio Oil Co. in de-
veloping the Shelby gas field which
supplies Shelby and all towns ad-
iacent on its lines between Shelby
and Great Falls. He has been alb
sent some nine years. and is re-
turning on account OF the discovery
Of acid which proves to be the most
important feature ever introduced
in the field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
DRILLERS TAKE
TINE OFF TO GO
FOR the TURKEY

Thanksgiving day was a holiday
in north Montana oil fields. With
no hurry about producing any more
oil until new refinery capacity Is
completed, producers take time off
for almost any occasion, so II was
easy to induce them away from their
jobs with the smell of baking tur-
key on Thursday Wells through
out the field made little progress
MOsby OH company, new entrant
in the field, started spudding on
Peterson No. / in C NEA SW y
7-35-2W. This company is composed
of Providence, r. l., investors some
OF whom were formerly interested
in the Minnesota Flatwillow com
pany which has invested a large a.
mount of money In Montana oil ex-
ploration. Their Peterson well Is
the first hole drilled in Section
a although there are big pools
on either side of this section.
Vanderpas-ThOmpsOn No. 2, NV
NWA NWH 33-35-3W, in the
high gravity oil pool west of Kew
in. set surface pipe at So feet and
is still spudding
Merrill formerly KIuth) Gunder-
son No. 2, SW SWA SWA IS
35-2W. is still spudding, having
shut down during the latter part
OF the week.
Big West-Engle No. 4, SW SWA
SWA 1-35-3W, is running tubing
ready to go on production from
the Sunburst sand at 1926.
Cassidy-PhOenix No. 4, CNL
NWA NWA 2S-35-4W, is cleaning
out cavings after having run
5-Sths inch casing at the top of
the Madison lime. which was dry.
1t will be carried to the first
'tbreak" in the lime.
MOrtOn-MOrtOn No. 8 Sc SWA
NEA 24-34-2W, was shot with ac-
i'd but it was not greatly i'm
proved. making about 10 barrels
of fluid, half oil and half water
Ottman-GOvernment No. c
NEA SEA 25-36-3W, is still un-
derreaming down to 2O10 feet.
Smith elsh-Barth No. 4, SW
SEH NWA 13-35-2W, is shut down
at 100 feet. corrected depth.)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
e Gallogly = . CarriSer Is @, e
t1E or NV 3SW3 EFSht NEaNH4
E 10 NW1NWt MSS West
C 2 GelleSiy 70 Q Carriksr Ia q
ttg on th1t posEson q MA NtsEA p
SfSWa slNW8 10 W3sW4 SGT lI-S4-
3 Wess lnelrSed In Oh and gas lease
granfed - United states wherein roy
e E GalleEiy e 3 + Lesis JIG q q
NN3NWa MSS West
e r Gauoxly 70 3 Lewis SIS OF
~ "a ihas portion en- NEa N3SEa 2.
~, H. wss.ss Included il issss
graatea by Unite3 States wherein royalty
IL g;sItSSiy 10 serena C. Lewis Is
- lrs "a Lot & WhSWt I Lots / x
SlNEs SEaSE& ass West
b q Rteckhoff 70 Andy Radcn IA
~ = tsafloxfy % seth Il Roll is Of
- NwlNws III IGiso-5 w ss'
= II o. Iot : wlsw3 l Lots !
SlNEt NE4Ss s,S-Sw
oa w.n s.o,i LESS ~ :. Builder. on
a. . In "e' sS sf sseS-s w sessae' ="
RELEAsE or OIL q GAS LEASE
Ray Rarkuioo 10 John Mcdonald
S3S3 4 EaSEa NE3 EiNWl sWl
NWa Ma \ N8Nf 9-.s7 East
ASSIGNMENT or AGREEMENT
= NJ Bell 70 George D. Brfien JF
1rt 5n. un "a NEi SW ASE3 9-54 2West
WARRANTY DEED
Aihert GaeddertE u n Hickman Lot
Is Rtk f1rsr Add 20 Kelvin
keVin Security Co 90 r l. Hickman
81 10 lots Is Il Is Blk Q First Add
tc kerln
ASSIGNMENT or INTEREST IN OIL
AND GAS LEASE
F-e'l SkagEs q 3 Frank stunt 216fhes
q 49, en- EfSWt f-ES-S West
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Efhei r Harrington Macdonald u
tilaeler rrodncslon Co SlNEt SE3NW1
%EASWt lT-,14 West
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
MAYOR jim
lcontinued from Page onel

Johnson rose into national lime
light as treasurer of the Dempsey
Gibbons fight at Shelby, July 4,
1928. James w. (Body) Johnson,
inns son fostered the idea of stag
ing the championship at Shelby. Jim
Johnson did not enter into 1t until
he returned from Chicago after
signing the contract with Jack
Kearns, Dempsey's manager. Bust
ness firms refused credit unless Jim
Johnson was made treasurer and
managing director He was ap-
pointed to such position and he
made the first contribution, $4,000.
toward the 100000 needed when
the contract was signed
The final bell of the Dempsey
Gibbons affair did not sound for
Johnson until June, 1880. At that
time a Cascade county jury arrived
at a verdict that cost him $2S,994.-
So, with interest at 8 percent from
Oct. 20, 1927. The sum was pay
able to the Stanton Trust & Saw
ings bank.
The suit grew out of a note ex-
ecuted in relation to promotionai
dClAflLiCo VI the OCAARoC9 ~0ARbSAAS
fight.
James A. Johnson was president
of old Northwest Reclamation
league. which included Montana, Ida
no, Washington, Utah, Nevada and
New Mexico. At that time there
was talk OF his being made secre-
tary of interior. He was president
of the Toole county irrigation pro-
ject. which embraced more than
100000 acres of land in the Shell
by district.
Immediate survivors are the wild
ow, Mrs. Mary M. Johnson; two
sons, James w. Johnson of Shelby
and ]. r. Johnson of Los Angeles,
Calf; two daughters. Winifred L.
Becker and Mae L. Tillman of Shell
by; five grandchildren, Rosemary
Gilroy, Betty Mae Becker, Jimmy
Becker, Nancy johnson and Jimmy
Johnson and a sister Lydia Margar-
ct Dorion of st. Andrews, Quebec.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
PUNE sTATION RURNs

LUSK, WYo.-Fire OF an unde-
termbned origin destroyed the Con-
tinental Oil company's pumping
station at the Lance creek field.
Company officials here estimated
the damage at approximately $780,
600 after a first check OF the loss.
Damage was heavy to the machines
in the buildings
The station served the new So
100000 Lance creek-Denver and
Lance creek-Glenrock pipelines and
had been in service only since No
vemher l
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
TO HOLD HEARING
ON RENEWAL OF GAS
IMPORTS PERMIT

Renewal OF its permit 70 i'm
port natural gas into Montana from
the Rogers-Imperial well in south
ern Alberta, has been asked by Mon
tana-Dakota Utilities Co. OF Mime
apolis. in a petition filed with the
state railroad commission. A joint
hearing viii be held with the fed
eral power commission which hear
ing will probably be held at shell
by The Imperial we'll has large
rock pressure and Il Is used as a
booster for gas from low pressure
area in the Sweetgrass Hills and
in the Shelby gas field. The ImpeT-
ial gas has been used for m9ny
years and the renewal Of the per
nit is ordinarily considered a rou-
tine matter. coming under the sup
ervision of the newly created fed
eral power commission which regu-
lates public utilities.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
NOTICE no cRFnrroRs

Estate OF Vera May Norens0n. decea sed.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by TIE
undersigned Administrator OF the Estate
Of Vera May Sorensou. Deceased 70 the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said Deceased to
exhibit them with the neceexary vouchers
within four months after the first
publication OF this notice. 20 the said
Admtnistrator at the Office Of Mckenzie
Building, Great Falls Monfana the
same being the place for the TRANSACTION
q the business OF said estate IN the
County Of Cascade
Dated November 10 1898
PURNAL A. WHITEHEAD
Administrators OF the Estate OF
Vera May SOrenson, Diseased
Date Of first publication. E0Yember L.
1Soo Il
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
GREAT FALLS is

(Conffnued from PaRe Onsl
Montana cities supplied with natural
gas.
Lower gas rates are expected 10
greatly increase the consumtion
OF gas, meaning good news to the
gas producers Of the Shelby field.
The gas producers receive from
three to five cents per thousand
cubic feet for their gas. so q cut
in the 65-cent rate in Great Falls
will not be reflected In their earn
ings.
No suggestion was made Of the
rate that may be expected in com
promise OF the proposed appeal
to the state rate-fixing body.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
BULL CREEK REPORT IS SAME

Reports of a flow of 20 barrels
of oil with the volume of $4,000
barrels of water from a wildcat
we'll in the little Rocky noun
tains. near Landusky, We're without
confirmation this week, the report
coming from DR.. E. V. Bethel OF
Wheeler who is promoting the test
on Bull Greek dome. in SEA SW a
2-24N-23E. 1t became known, how
ever. that the contractor is prepar-
ing to run casing, shut off the flow
of water, which comes from near
the top of the Madison lime, and
continue on down into the Devon
ian. expected in another 500 feet.
Hole bottoms at HOO feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
GLACIER COUNTY
BY Gierter CaEncy AnAermss CO.
CUT BANK. MoN4ANA

RELEASES or OH a j. LEAsEs
J 7. NIiiisr % Aiac3zisI4 L1ging. Bk
6 oNGL. 90 la NiNEs Sex T-S7&
IA Reagan 10 same Bei 81 o&GL
pg lst SE3 a. So I-sT6
W ws8aen & " Secreaa 60 EliEa-
tsyth Weiss be4ke e2 a. Bel kk N&GA
pg les NEg Nw4 Sec S-N-G
I'd Reaeaa e saze Bk 0NGL Eg
Us SW tSN4 WASH So s NMaNh&
NE5NE4 Sex SES
trims Jsesasea . saae SCI hA 9
O&GL ~ LIS SEzsSMs Sec- 49,
Jancsvllle Hoidlng CorP g va r
Xunck Lois 5 Swl Ma SE3SM
q SeS S-Ss-2 SisEs Sex "a SW8SWa
ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Peter Dei Re 80 J Gee A21ersol g
~ IA q ie Nh NiNiSEt - -. -
Gr,hu4 kasely and Else re-a Rsteiy
his WEfe 60 FIRST state Bank - Shelhy
SlFt Lots I - Do lnG q ~
~ Twp - y 3
The fe.ierai Land bage e ~. -
% Jens Rake S-4es SN4NW& Nv
SW4 Sex ~ SE4Nkt NE1S&4 So
SIS 637 NwsNWs SIX y. NiNEt SNs
Jeas BaEkev e. az to GIacter Presae-
ton On same royalsy as 4oore IL sass
amounts and cavc0ag sa@s lauds
on AND GAS LEASE
Era : an IAcmsrk e. caz- * al. %
The Texas Cnugaay SiNMs NfSWl ~
1888 or ! VT rayal2e~ Is ef esq aa1
gas well ~ J ve1E ~ ezse term .1A,ss-
ASSIGNMENT or OIL a GAS LKASEzs
Rarne~. Rutler ga 90. 90 Esrran'
Bk 0AGE. TX 3A SEa E4SM3 80
s6st6 Nodlfies Assign A4rch 6 lassA
and provides for art roFalty 7esaVTAi1ea
sane e. same SEs SBaSwi ~ IS SAG
same lease So ROYALTY reSeTastea 90
first party 90 oonraoe etta rsaeHals
= lease
This Court The Feder4i lznd hank
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

POIARIs nnInrNn

The Polaris Mining company. sub
sidiaTy Of the Hecla Mining com
pany. viii pay us second dividend
on November % 10 stock o. Noyem-
Der 4 record. The dividend VIII De
eleven cents share or Seee. 000
bringing total dividends TO ssS2.-
000.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
P0NDERA COUNTY
BY Fendrra County AhAfrnee Co.
CONRAD. MONTANA
REIEA.E or 4 aAs LEASE

RELEASE OIL GAS LEASE
tfenoa flil & Gas 90 "a Flora Ward
e enn Leases to Charles A. Man COW
erirg va rtS Nv recorded Book ?
,eases na~e ,yso Released only as SWi
NV
thsr-at otl Syndicate To Jeanette q
rha1s.~en ieaSe rHcorlied May -. 1927
~ t2 So A. M in Book : leases page
ef covering va Is 2t1W 70 Charles
a Man Released only as 10 NWf
g. ~ I'M
DEED OF ROYALTY
MeSelrfv go STANLEY J Pregnack
t~~a--~ = ~ rec ruFalfF oil and gas
-n >Wt 1913 East
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

Montana refiners continued to
far out-distance importers in gasO-
line sales in Montana during the
month OF October, according to
figures received from Helena.
Total gasoline sales in the state
in October were 1O,O11,37s gallons,
as follows:
Montana-made .-....6.3SO,729 gallons
Imported ...........--...3, $685. $50 gallons
Montana refineries produced g.
7SO,16s gallons Of gasoline and ex-
ported 3,459,349 gallons to the
Dakotas. Idaho, Washington, Utah
and Canada. Importers shipped in
3 7O2.22S gallons and exported
81 SIS gallons to other states.
Principal importers were:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
HOME OIL PUTS

'toatnaed rom Fage Unel
terlsties as the gasoline being test
ed. The percentage OF octane in the
blend which matches the gasolin
gives the octane number Of the
gasoline.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

OF the importers who use both
Montana-made and imported gaso-
line, Texas company manufactured
and sold 1,337,129 gallons; Cali
fornia Co., which IMPORTED only 3d.
634 gallons, used 303,S44 gallons
of Montana-made gasoline; Shell
used 374,S37 gallons of Montana
made gasoline. Continental manu-
featured and used 522,59S gallons
of Montana-made gasoline.
Output Of leading Montana refin-
cries was as follows:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26
EXPECT 1900

CONTINUED from Page One)
tirely absorbed by one of three
principal importing companies, who
are now marketing Wyoming gaso-
line in Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-11-26

SEND A CONTRIBUTION
TO The sUNBURST BADGER
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
La Cuestdci6n para Zenoni

El grupo antifascista la Ris
cossa" nos manda un amplio IN
forme sobre la cuestacion llevaL
da a t&g1nino en- favor del COM
panero Romeo Zenoni.
Sc reeogieron en- las fabricas
$25S.76 v entire particulars
s55-25, con un total de $309.O1.
Para SUI viaje Sc entregaron
a Zenoni, S261.00 y a su esposa,
auego de marcharse Ell de Tam
pa, S45.O 1. Los gastos assemble
ron a 800 por la hoja que circu-
Is por los tallerec.
Sc muesAra agradec1do u CRU
20 ia Riscossa" y todos los que
interwinimos en- la cuestaci6n,
a los mobiles companeros de las
fabricas Y q los PARTICULARS.
Y quiera la buena suerte que
Zenoni vualva a Tampa resta-
baecido por complete, o por 10
menos en- disposition de reanu-
dar sus labores.
SaSud!
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
Alma EspaHola'


Manuel Aparici y Julian del
Barrio recibieron aver un tele-
grama de la Habana, a las ocho
de la noche, anunciandoles ell EN-
argue del cuadro "Alma Espanc
Ia, que ell domingo hara su pri-
mera presentation en- esta ciu-
dad.
Ell telegrama dice: 'Todo a.
rreglado Salimos viernes."
Quiere este decir que ell CRU
po arribara manana y por la no
che visitara los clubs " ell Cen
tro Obrero.
En- la primera parte del pro-
grama del domingo Sc represen.
TARA la comedia ia Garcia Yer.
de-" terminando la function cor
Ell cuadro que componen la Nina
de Ecia, Mary Sevilla, Teresits
Espaha, JESUS Perosanz Y julie
Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
Huesca v uno en- Alava, Fran

Huesca Y uno en- Alava, Fran
cia ahora eStima que 81 la from
terra franco-e5panola es ataha-
3a ,tendra que mandar ALI, por
10 mencs, 1000 aparatos. Los
ingtleses parecen mas im9uietos
fpor la construction de ocho po-
derosas bateriaS en- MarruecoS,
a Gibraltar; buScan ahora un
.permiso de Portugal para desa-
rrollar una nueva base en- Faro.
Los informsS franceseS tambien
muestran que los t6cnicos ale
mares refuerzan los fuertes de
Fu9nterrabfa, Irun, San SehaS-
tian Y dragan ell puerto de Pasa-
ies para usarlo como una base
naval.
Pero "Marica" Chamberlain,
agregamos nosotros, insiste en-
hahar de la amistad de Italia Y
en- procurar, indirectamente,
la derrota de Ia Republica Espa
nola, 10 que no conseguira.
De la causa de j~usticia de Es-
pana, Chamberlain es ell enemi-
go numero l, Ell mas cobarde, in
digno Y repulsivo, Y Pierre La
val ell numero 2.
Individuos que hablan de CO
muniSmo para ocultar sus annie
los fascistaS, aunque hemen a
Hitler y Mussolini.
Entire los enemigos de la eau
sa de la d~emocracia, junto a
Franco, Hitler y Benito, hay
que poner a Chamberlain Y Pie
IRE Laval.
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
\
La Verbend del Circulo

HablamoS anoche con Paqulto
Garcia, ell p~residente del Circu-
10 Cubano, Y nos dijo sc halla-
ba satiSfecho de los praparati-
vos para la gran fiesta de ma
mana, en- ell patio y en- TODD ell e.
dificio social.
PrecioS anomalies Sc han fl
jado, a base de so centavos los
hombres Y 25c las senoras y Sc
noritaS
Bueno es recordar que en- ell
patio solo tocara la orqueSta de
pleas cubanas y espanolaS.
Los muchachoS de la Secci6n
decoraran ell patio con su pecu-
liar buen gusto,
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
Ell ComAe Popular Democ7Gtico

ET COngat9 Popular UeMlOcTdt2cO
EgEa noche Sc reunira ell Co
mite Popular Democratico de
Socorro a Espana, en- ell Centre
Obrero.
Ell punto de mas importancia
de la noche es Ell viaje del gene
raj mejicano, generoso compa-
Sero, Santiago J. Philemore.
Como va saben nuestros lecto-
res, Philimore TONIC parte acti-
wa en- la construction de los re-
fugiados de Barcelona, a prue-
ba de bombas, y es un eNperto
de aviaci6n.
Ostenta ell cargo de inspector
general de la Cruz Roja Espa-
nola " trae a Tampa, por encar-
go especial un mensaje de esa
organization.
Ademas, Ell Comite conocera
de arreglos relacionadoS con Ell
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
LA EACE.rA
FL BGpQuete de
La Verbead

LII v
Sc efectu6 anoche, en- el famo
so restaurant Columbia, ell ban
luete de La Verbena. Preside
Milo Vega, quien dis cuenta de
Qug La Verbena habia tenido un
deficit de mil pesos.
Ell Comite nominador, presi-
dido por Harry Waterman, rim
ai6 SUI informe, por medic del
Sual son reelectoS todoS los di-
rectores ell ano pasadc,
Hablaron durante la noche, a.
demas de Milo, que actRto de
maestro de ceremonies, los con-
cejales ORES. Faver y Victor Ro-
senthal, Frank Cannena; Paqui
TO Garcia, presidente del Cfrcu-
10; Vicente Guastena, en- repre-
sentaci6n de la Unione; Mash
Higgins, ell comandante Mack
Ter, Leon Cain, Henry Scaglio-
ne, Pedro r. Moya, Tony Fer
nandez Y Joe Sweeney, este Glti-
mo presidents de la Camara de
Concrete de Tampa.
No habl6, por acuerdo EXPIRE
so, ninguno de los directories de
La Verbena.
Lamentamos nosotros ell pun
to del deficit y esperamos que
en- la fiesta pr6xima "se salga
del hoyo."
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
"NUESTRA ESPANA"

Lega a esta reduction otro
numero del boletin semanal del
Comite Ibero-Americano de Pa
rfs, con ell titulo "Nuestra Espa-
ma.
Tan interesante como los an
teriores, 10 leemos con gusto
porque tiene por mission princi-
pal defender al pueblo espanol
y expresar la verdad al mundo.
Gracias a los buenos compa-
neros. Compaheros la comisi6n
consultiva de "Nuestra Espa-
ma, Juan Marinello, ]. Garcia
Pablo Neruda Cesar Vallejo,
Alfaro Siqueiros y Anibal Pom
re-
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
Los AIemdnes en- Espwia
LOPEZ DE MOLINA

La notable revista americana
"Newsweek" publica un corto
articulo titulado "Alemanes en-.
Espana" y. dice: Uno de los mas
recientes dolores de cabeza an
glo-frances es resulta del hecho
de que los alemanes quietamen-
tie han construido fortificacio-
mes en- Espafa Y ell Marruecos
espanol, fortificaciones que apa
rentemente 90 tenen rAaci6m
con la presente guerra y han ST.
do hechas para permanecer.
Con nueve aer6dromos a1ema-
mes en- Navarro, cuatro en- Viz
caya, dos en- Guipuzcoa, dos en-
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
NOTAS SOCIALE

Ilaman a Perosanz Ell Dive de
"la opera flamenco" y a Julio
Alfonso Ell guitarrista de las ma
ravillaS.
Anticipamos un saludo de
bienvenida a los nokableS artls-
taS leales eSpanoles.
La gaceta., 1938-06-24

10 Cubano Y tambi6n en- ell patio
Todo ell dinero que Sc recau-
de pasara al fondo de pensiones
del Cuerpo.
Homer Mercer es una de las
oruueStaS contratadas.
Miles de entradas, con ell pre-
clio de so cenkavos cada una, Sc
han vendido en- toda la ciudad.
Esta garantizado ell exito.
La gaceta., 1938-06-24

Dos omnibus han sido contra
tados para Ell viaje a Key West,
la historical ciudad, donde los Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc po-
seen fuertes logiaS
Tres dias durara ell viaje.
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
A LA ESPANA LEAL

Espaha y slempre Espaha. por snclma
de los traidores y los generates;
Espaha, aunoue sanorando, esta en- la Gina
coronado de mobiles ideaies..
Abrieron los malyadoS una slma
a sus pies, y lie hundleron sus p%uhales,
para que un siolo sus dolores gina.
por la espalda ~follones y ~venales.
Pero no morras, Espais aItlva,
y aunuue parezcas muerts, tu, mas Vlvs
to sl1sras ante ell mundo sorprendldo.
Porque tn pueblo en- brazos te ~bustenta
y &c lleVa debalo Ia tormenta,
Ell oorsz6n pe9ado q tu Iatldo.
LOPEZ De MOLINA.
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
La E.rcurSi6R

No Sc nos han mandado nue.
vos detalles sobre la excursion
que d Cuerpo de Tambores y
Cornetas del Castillo Crist6bal
Colon No. 7, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de ORC, organiza pa
ra d dia A de julio.
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
La fiesta de playa

La fiesta de playa
Tendra lugar ell domingo, Ell
Clearwater, la fiesta de playa
que la directiva de Los Leales,
repuhlicanos Y leales espanoles,
celebrafa en- honor de las mu-
chachas de la Secci6n de Propa-
ganda.
Sc efectuara la fiesta en- la
parte de Joyland, con BANJO, bal
lie y comida.
Los detaales Sc los debemos al
Sr. Domingo Perez.
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
La obra de la ~retaguardia de Tampa,
que es ~vanguardia de America
en- la ayuda a favor de E.spana

Picnic de los Picnics, que Sc E.
lfectuara Ell dia 81 de julio, en- La
Columna.
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
ANUNCIESE EN-
"LA GACETA"
No sc Moleste con
Parches de Mostaza

Musterole, preparada con acsita
EURO de fnostaza ytotro4 actiyos In
gredientes ~producirax los misnnos
efectos one ell antigdo parche de
mostaza, sin deJar ampollas.
Musterole suele aiiyiar o prop-
titud bronquitis. dolores. de gargan-
Ca toses. resfriadoB, h~euraigiAs.
C0ngestiones, reumatismoss torcedu-
Tas. doloresv musculares contusio-
mes, y toda clase de males y dolo-
res. Tiehe poder .hasta para. evitar
las pufmonias. VendeeA en- tod@m
R@s droguerfas, q 35c y Csc, en-
1arros y en- Iubos. Tamaho de- hes
Nztal 50.
Meier Cue un Harehe Dc mestaaas
NlMIM|]
%ss
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
Fiesta de la P0licid

Ell cuerpo de policia de Tam
pa celebrara un bale, ell dia 2
de julio, en- ell palacio del Circu-
La gaceta., 1938-06-24
Ell DEL PAR
TIDO ACCION REPUBLI-
CANA

Habana, junio 24.-HOy Sc
reunira, en- ell domicilio del DIR.
Miguel Mariana Gomez, Ell ejecu
two del partido Acci6n Republi-
cana.
Tomaran possession varios nue.
vos miembros, entire ellos Ell DIR.
Ricardo Gomez Murillo. exrec-
tor de la Universidad Nacional.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Our sales book shows we have made
$85 clear profit thus far. Our prices
range from IS cents a dozen to 40
cents dozen. We have 1875 Gus
toners, and about Is of these have
standing orders for roses every week" "
The Lindstroms have a wide variety
OF roses, Bonnie says, adding:
This business has taught me to deal
tactfully with the public 1t also has
given me little idea of the value of
business experience"
A MOTHER brother. Bill, IS, a ninth
grade pupil at Gordon Junior
High School. was a member of the
"nrm" in the beginning, but he with
drew almost Immediately to become a
carrier boy for The Star when a young
friend who had the route left the city
Tor the summer. He pooled his earn
lngs with those of Bonnie and Jerry.
and the trio has just bought a second
hand automobile.
Bonnie is in the eighth grade at
Gordon. while Jerry is a senior at West
ern High School. Their father, William
J. Lindstrom. is an architect for the
United States Housing Authority.