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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15
VIII Try Out Acid In
New District OF Old
Queen City Oil Pool
Fred Plat Selects Location Close To Pioneer
Wells Which Had Oil On Former
Suhr Permit

burst field be the result of started this week the
famous Suhr permit in the Queen City pool of Kelvin
Sunburst field
and is in the approximate NV of the SWL4NE g
34N-2W between wells which had considerable oil be-
fore the days of acid nearby well known the AFRO
The well spotted by F. c. Plat, well known geoo-
g and petroleum engineer who has spent Is years in the
study of this field Drilling contractors Pfabe Enge
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15
NAY RETURN DRY
Gas T0 SANDS OF
TURNER VALLEY

FOLLOWING a request from the Al
berta Petroleum Association and q
series of conferences with opera
tors, the Alberta Conservation
Board has postponed enforcement
OF gas-well proration In Turner
Valley from September Ia to Oct0ib-
er is. The delay is intended to
give operators an opportunity to
study plans for returning the resi-
dual gas to the field under compress
sion.
Under the representing scheme 1t
IS proposed to permit full natural
production OF wet gas from wells
in the gas-naphtha area. This gas
will be piped from the separators
to the absorption plants and the
naphtha extracted. Compressors win
then force the surplus gas. estimat-
ed at $50, 900, 600 feet day back
into the producing formation thru
a few selected anput wells. install
lation OF the necessary repressur.
ing system is estimated to cost
$4,000 GOO, which II IL proposed
to defray by q deduction OF 40
cents per barrel on naphtbn and
natural gasoline produced.
Suit questioning the authority of
the Alberta Petroleum sad Gas
Conservation Board to reafriet the
EFow OF gs deaagHated gas weIla to
o,o00s0e feet per day, has been
Instituted by three companies head
"a By A. II. Maryland pfomear somsh
Turner Valley operator
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15

Cknk. EXact LOCATION Is 24IU rect
west OF the east line and 174O feet
south OF the north line OF the sec
tdon.
Aspen OH company's Gilman
Government No. well. G NEA
sen 25-36-3w, north OF the
Rocky Ridge pool, was shut down
this week at depth OF 1880 feet.
after running g. y ths-inch casing ct
1875, on the top Of the sunburst
sand. The Hanberg permit. on
which this well is located, has been
extended until December 81, 1899,
so does not have to be completed
this year. The owners are shutting
down to complete q sufficient lease
block to justify the test. There are
two or three permits in the district
which expire on January /, 1888,
unless they are consolidated. This
we'll is In good mechanical condition
with s-inch set at 1890, expecting
to complete at the top OF the Madf-
son lime at around 1000 feet.
CoIOneI-Kevin OIL company this
week started its NO. well on it's
Rock Permit a mdle and half
north of Kelvin, in SW corner NEA
NEA Sec. 27-35N-SW. It is drill
ling at a depth OF 500 feet. This
Is the first well drilled by this com
pany in several years.
Big West-EngIe No. 4. sW sWA
SWA 1-35-3W, has run sN Inch
casing at 1i00, expecting production
in the shallow Sunburst sand.
Cassidy-Phoenix No. 4, CaSL Nwk
NWN 2S-3s-4W, In the Midway
district, is shut down ct 21O5 feet,
waiting for a string OF casing.
Eddy-Sohn No. 4, Sc. gWN
NEA 23-S5-3W, is running casing
at 1000 feet.
Fulton COMMONWEALTH Thompson
No. 4, NV NEA SWK 2s-s5-3W,
Is drilling at ITO.
KIuth-Gunders0n No. 4, Sc sWM
5WA 1s-s5-2w, treated again with
500 gallons Of acid and "a testlng
Morton~AfOFtOn NO. @, Sc SWL
NEN 24-34-2W, drilled TO 1880
geet, penetrating the Madison lime
10 . depth OF lis feet. without
binding additional oil or water,
and is now preparing to plug back
md scidize a showing Of oil at the
contact OF the lime, at 1858
SHaEth-W elsh-Barth No. 4, SW
80 \ NW5< 1s-S5-2W, is drilling
Il ITO.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15
Pioneer Investors
Get Six Wells And
480-Acres Oil Land
Ray Hart, e. f. Cobb and ]. b. CatIett Settle
With Continental Oil Co, Dividing
Kevin-Sunburst Property

Announcement Of settlement of pending litigation over
$3.50 operating agreement valuable properties in Kelvin
Sunburs field between HartAbn company and Continental
Oil Co. was announced this week by J. Bland Catett
Suit to collect $15040O together with $4,000 damages
had been brought by HartAlbn company of Billings the
latter charging that Continental has failed develop proper
ties in central Kevin-Sunburst field The was settled
by division of the properties the Continental retaining the
Heinrich lease with 40 acres and six producing wells and
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15
VEL. MAKING
22.6 MILLION
FEETOF GAS

The first venture OF the State Of
Montana into unitixation saw the
completion Of q 20. soc, 000-foot gas
well on state lands in Cut Bank
field this week.
Glacier Production company's
State Unit No. /, CNL MEX SW y
16-34-5W. in the midst OF a vast
undrilled area three miles east OF
the town OF santa Rita. came in a
producer IN the Cut Bank sand at
2575 to 1858 feet. Drilling stop
ed two feet In the Ellis, at 2655.
This is one of the best competitions
in Cut Bank gas field this year and
a large volume OF new
reserves for the Butte-Anaconda-
Helena natural gas system. The
State of Montana placed its school
land In section 16 In a unit, with
other surrounding leases, the state
accepting a pro rata share over the
entire block, meaning that the adj
jacent landowners viii share the
states 12M per cent royalty on the
new well.
Glacier Production Immediately
started another gas well on a uni
lied block known as the Parker
Jnit No. 1 in Section 2s-34-5W. 1t
8 1890 feet north Of the south line
md 2640 feet east of the west line
If the section. II is on the center
II the east line of the SWH Sec.
IS. II is drilling at 100. It was
pudded on october 10.
sconrinued on Page Ftvel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15

A new estimate of known petrol
cum reserves in the United States,
just compiled at the fnstigation of
Gov. e. w. Marland of Oklahoma,
shows developed Montana odl fields
have reserves Of approximately as
much oil as they have already pro-
duced in q commercial production
history of IL years.
The new estimates show 72,000,-
600 barrels of oil can be produced
from known reserves OF Montana,
out of a total OF 1854. 1000, BOO
reserves in all states. During the
next 30 years, the report says. the
industry must discover $4,000, 00O,-
600 barrels of crude oil to care for
current demands. The total de-
mands for the next 30 years viii
be approximately $4,000 600, 600
barrels Of which $4,000, 600, 600
barrels must be produced from new
discoveries.
During the year 1880 to 1885
average yearly discoveries totaled
750, 600, geo barrels against an av-
erage daily demand OF $4,000. 900.
leaving an average yearly shortage
of 100000, 900 barrels. During the
years 1885 to 1888 the average
yearly discoveries have been S5O.-
100000 barrels against an average
yearly demand of 1,190, 0O0s 600 bar
rels, leaving an average yearly
shortage Of s40,OO0,O0O barrels.
For 15-year period previous to
1880 however, average yearly dis
coyeries greatly exceeded the av-
erage yearly demand. owing largely
to the development of sensational
deep production In the period OF
1925 to 1880. That was the only
5-year period since 1915 when the
average discoveries have euualed
the necessary average finding rate
Of Loo 000.000 bblg. per year
necessary during the next 90 years
Following are the estimates Of
total crude oil reserves from known i
Fields Of the Rocky Mountain states:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15
DooDLEBUG NIT AGAIN

The Securities and Exchange
Commission has again ciamped
down on "doodlebug'' operator
en1oining Producers Associates. Inc,
IN MICHIGAN, from selling stock.
William N. Guest, the doodIebug
operator, represented that his ma
chine used to locate coil we'll sites''
was based upon scientific principles
and had been successful in locating
other producing wells, whereas IN
truth, says the commission. this
instrument was not based upon any
principle known to science and the
last attempt to locate oil by its
use proved sadly unsuccessful.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15

New proration rules in Turner
Valley close gas wells In to a maxi
mum OF 10000, 900 cubic feet a day
for the field. The curtailment was
deemed necessary to conserve the
rapidly declining gas pressure which
has dropped off 10 a point where IL
is necessary to repressure gas for
transportation to Calgary. This
will likely shut down
the gasoline absorption plants.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15

srs = i,v ,.'S 81 - a.aa s -. $3.50 ~
rs s.'s. ~ - so@ 1s
IN sact wa ~ ,,,,1 o~e,.e,sa or~ IN.
teagsgence u,ssesr ~. y .ons,ds,
sha -. sntrra arN 80 80 hs,to-
az ,avemant toTnorrFs~,
- arr e~sutsr 49, ssa,v,an.,. ard
!. REPRESENTATIVES, ~ II 60 So,-n 80
dsv tha9 wrhsch nae ~ done 70
r M
Thaee atatamants 80 .r,s IN
vraat ,,,a.s,,~a i, ~aga~A - orr A.
val I of onr retrva, resources
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15
GASOLINE PRICE

But the next question arises
Can we buy imported oil products
cheaper than we can our own?
The answer Ia No, we cannot.
Gasoline shipped into Montana is
sold af the same price as that
made in Montana.
scenssnusd ca rass Fives
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-10-15
BULLETIN NO. SO
By sHEHBY TdONs CLUB COannTrEE ON
buy GASOLINE MADE FROM MONTANA CRUDE"
BY W. NJ BLACK shelby Attorney

We who
in we
habit
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POGO a POGO, Gustavo fue an

POGO a POGO, GuStaNo fue ami.
mandose otra vez.
Su alma noble era ineapaz de
sentir rencor, y, olvidado de la
falta de atenci6n y de interes de
Eulalia, sigui6 hablando Y ha-
blando durante Ell resto de la CO.
mida.
Luego, con sus eternas prisas,
Sc levant6 de la mesa, paS6 al
cuartito de BANJO a limpiarse la
boca y a lavarse, sc Gambia des-
pu6s de traje en- un perIquete Y
parti6 hacia ell teatro, al tempo
que reeomendaba a su mujer:
@Toma, nena, Eulalita, aaNf
themes 81 palco! Els Ell tres. No de
jeis de estar ALI antes de las cua
tro. ulego os recogere yo.
-Descuida, hombre-contes-
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N0TlCIAS de- PELOTA
] GA NACIONAL

FL notable pitcher Wander
Nicer domino aver a los Piratas
de Pittsburg J los dej6 en- seis
hits, alcanzando su novena vic
toria del ano. En- las 1ltimas
seis entradas los Piratas solo pu
dieron batearle un hit, 10 que DO
ne por las nubes SUI eficiencia.
Los Rojos pegaron IA hits v con
clos hicieron cinco carreras.
Frank Mccormick, la sensacio-
nal primera base de los Rojos,
descarg6 cuatro hits en- cinco We
ces al bate; Ival Goodman dispa
70 tres "jilotes" Y lombard,
con dos hits, impulse tres de las
carreras de su club. Ell Pitts
burg empez6 con ell pitcher b.
uers y despues lie sustituy6 con
Mace Broyn.
Cincinnati SC, 14h, 2e; Pitts
burg &c, Oh, De.
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dor y mas placer.

Aquella chiquita linda de los
|ojos negros, me tiene loco - lie
decia 20 a Charles Garcia, Ell que
rido Goleta.
-Gallego, aquf no Sc viene a
hablar de chiquitas, sine de pc
lota..-.
ST ESQ, Charles, de pelota..
Ia pelota que tengo 20 por ella /;
pero nj siquiera Sc da por ente-
rada.
III estas perdiendo la serie-
dad de Santiago Ap6stoI, gale
Co..
Santiago 81 era Ap6stol,
Charles; pero no hombre serio
de la clase que t. dice. Santiago
montaba a caballo y Sc iba por
las a~fueras... a admirar las be-
llezas....
mo me diras que Ell Ap6stA
era mujeriego,--
mo, hombre, me refiero a
las bellezas de la campina gale
ga, hollada hoy por las pezunas
lie los moros y de los otros,....-,
traidores.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

delicado, adivinaha, no, mejor
dicho, presentia cierto despego
en- su mujer, que lie humillaba
No es que no lie quisiera, va
que 81 estaba SECURE del amor y
la boudad de Eulalia era que te
MIA un caracter frio, un tanto
rudo y seco, que contrastaba in
tensamente con Sus delicadezas
infinitas.
-Por 81, me ira a primeros
de JUNO.
-iNos iriamos, quieres de-
Girl
-Bueno, 81, nos iriamos..-.
jclaro!; pero 20 lie he hecho yer
que tengo otros compromises
con empresas, con amigos con
ciertos que dirigir y que dar O.
tros yo solo al piano.
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DEPORTES
APLAZADA PARA Ell 10 DE
AGOSTO LA PELEA AM


New York, JUNO % Para
ell dfa 10 de agosto Sc acord6 a.
yer aplaZar la pelea entire Lou
Ambers, ell campe6n del peso IL
gero, y Ell negro Henry Arms
trong, campe6n de las divisio
mes pluma y weller. Estaba Sc
nalado el combate para Ell dia
26 de julio; pero Ambers solicit
to mas tempo para entrenarse.
al WE'LL, ell director del tia
iiano, di6 como excusa que su re
presentado tiene lastimada una
mano.
Eddie Mead, ell director de los
negocios, hizo oposici6n al cam
bio de fecha.
Los dos directories convinie-
ron tambien en- oponerse a la 'es
cudilla5 de Long Island, por es-
tar muy lejos de Harlem, donde
reside la poblaci6n negra.
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UNA MUJER DE 81 AMOS A.
SEISMIC "A SU MARIDO

Ingres6 aver en- Ia carcel de
condado, sujeta a una investiga-
ci6n que realizara ell Gran Ju-
RADIO, la Sra. Mizetta Clark, de
81 amos, madre de cuatro hijos,
que ell pasado IS de mayo asesi-
no a su marido, en- Ell domicilio
de ambos, en- Alfalfa.
La Sra. Clark Sc hallaba en- Ii
bertad; pero varios testigos de-
mandaron ~justicia.
DID como excusa Ia mujer que
en- la escuridad lie habda confun-
dido con I'm ladr6n, disparando
sobre Ell una escopeta y matan.
dolo.
Clark muri6 en- ell hospital de.
DIR. Alsobrook, en- Plant City
Trabajaba en- una fabrica de-
rio Alfalfa.
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cusa, pero no queda duda en- la
mente de los que presenciaron ell
combate. No veo como Sc podrfa
justificar I'm segundo encuen :
tro, y menos en- JUNO del ano
que viene, cuando Schmeling
tendra 81 amos. Muy POGO queda
"a de 81, como gladiator, des :
pues de que pase etre ano. 81 81
quiere pelear con Tommy Farr,
no tiene mas que decfrmelo Y la
pelea quedara concertada.
81 venciera a Farr de name
ra decisiva, entonces Sc pudiera
pensar en- otros empenos.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
"Enhorabuena."

"Enhorabuena."
EulaEia acentu6 su sonrisa.
iEsto era su obra!
Porque alguien lie habia expli.
cado 10 que significaba aouella
noticia:
Maria de las Moves, la anti
qua novia de Pepe, Sc casaba, 0,
meJor dicho, Sc resignaba a ca
sarse con-. IN vejestorio, un
diplomatico, ISidoro de Borpo-
na' que decian tenia muchos MI
Homes y era mas tonic que una
calabaza.
Andaban por Ell Norte. adon-
de Sc habian nevado a 'qa nina
DE mi alma" sus papas adopti-
vos, para que curara de 81 'sen-
fermedad de amor.
7 10 sspOsa Dc C&adara, con
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

tas Y unos recortes de period
cos.
Y comenz6 a leer, sentada en-
una butaquita voltaire, ~sonrien-
do con sarcasmo infinite.
Los recortes de peri6dieos de-
elan, POGO mas 0 menes!
"Se anuneia para muy en- bre
We una boda de fausto en- nues-
tro gran maadO.
los Contingencies, estimadisi-
mos por su calidad, posici6n y
simpatias en- Madrid, Sc encuen
tran actualmente fuera de la
corte.
mo queremos ser mas expli-
citos, pues nos proponemos in
formar con toda amplitud a
nuestros lectores en- breve pla-
20.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

No es cierto ell rumor circular
.e de que Sc lie piensa regular
ina medalla al pelotero que TAR
me- la mayor tangana" del ano
IN la Liga Intersocial.
Ell presidente Franco, que es
lie Pinar del Rio, dice que ell pc
'otero que Sc monte a caballo Y
oierda los estribos...... sera cas-
tigado con TODD Ell rigor de las
'leyes' de la Liga.
Yo Sc, por mi parte, que 81 al
guien Sc mete c~onmigo.-... zas,
norrada zas. morrada, v. zas
;andil a la Iona, por la cuenta
de "a.
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ra nerviosa o contrariada.. -.

NNAAt4 ANAcss.
iCuando estaba mas sana que
una pera y mas contenta, en- su
interior, siempre, que unas Pas
cuaS!...
Gustavo COMA, pues, en- silen-
clio, ahora, un tanto herido en-
su amor propio.
10 adiVm6 la diab6lica V diio,
volviendose hacia 81 con una son
risa palida:
-ilPerd6name, hombre! Es
que he de estar en- TODD. IClaro
que me allegro de esta suertei...
cuando quiere csc senior Que
to marches, que nos marche-
mos?
Tard6 un POGO Gustavo en-
conteStar.
Con su perspicacia de artista
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
Con el bate, la Mascota y los EspejueIos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

fComo esta ell Indio!-es la
expression de moda en- Ell parque
de Cuscaden.
Para los que no son duchos en-
frases cubanas, debo decirles
que el Indio es ell SOL. que linda
mente quema y requema en- csc
parque.
Empezaron las exclamacio-
mes de protesta por falta de te-
cho en- la Glorieta y algunas lie
garon a la oficina del CONCEAL
Pacheco, un cubano amigo milo.
Pacheco Sc fue ala y Tempe
70 a probar sol".
Las gotas de sudor lie corrfan
por la frente... A falta de para
g'uas, tonic I'm periodico, 10 a.
brio Y busc6 un poquitfn de pro
tecci6n...
Molestaba menos ell sol, pero
habfa aumentado Ell calor.
Pacheco conferenci6 con va =
rios de sus amigos, consult6 ell
plan y Sc fue a platicar con ell
alcalde Chancey, ell ingeniero
Cason y Nash Higgins
Puso en- acci6n sus mejores
a%rgumentos y Ell alcalde, el in
geniero y el director de recreo
convinieron en- la necesidad del
techo.
Entonces Juan pidi6 ina ar
ia explicativa al ingeniero Ca
son y este Sc la mand6, redacta-
da en- estos terminus:
Hon. Juan Pacheco,
CONCEAL del u Distrito
Querido Juan: Cumplienhc
con tn petici6n te informo CO.
mo sigue: Ell segundo supplement
to de la WPA para terminar la
Piscina del Parque de Cuscaden
! incluye la construction e instala
ci6n de 723 escaparatitos de ma
dera, 7 bancos, un mostrador de
36 pies, 81 pies lineales de estar
ties, cubrir las paroles, pintal
400 yardas, instalar toldos, ban.
cos para espectadores, equipo es
pecial, y embellishments de los
tres acres de terreno adyacen'
ties a la Piscina.
La construction de un techt
para la glorieta del parque d.
Cuscaden sera Incorporate er
un proyecto de recreo que aho
ra preparamos.
Muy atentamente,
r. II. Cdson,
Ingeniero de la Ciudad.
Juan y yo leimos la carta J
terminamos la fiesta con una bG
tella de cerveza y afirmando {
duo:
lei Indio no molestara...... y W
remos los desafios con menos ST
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

Al quedar Eulalia sola, Sc die
rigi6 a su lindiSimo boudoir.
ConSult6 primero su rico re-
lojillo de orc, de pulsera.
Eran apenas las tres y diez mi
nutos.
Y como ella ira al teatro en-
nn taxi, recogiendo de paso a
su inseparable amiga Mercedes,
ten1a tempo de sobra.
Trio de un csjoncino de su Sc
cretaire.
Y extrajo I'm paQuete de car.
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liza D~EVOuUCION DE ANTI
IHANOS

Habana, JUNO 29.--El secre-
tario del traTbajo declare aver q.
Ia devoluci6n de los antillanos
recomenzara ell dia 10 de julio.
Miles de jamaiquinos y hal
tianos Gparecen afectados por
Ia orden.
Viene senalandose a estos ele-
mentos como los responsables de
los bajos jornales en- ell campo,
dado SUI bajo nivel de vida.
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to Eulaha con una levisima son.
risa de conmiseraci6n.
Y para guardian las formaS
Gque formas de mi alma ~,
salio a acompanarla hasta la
puerta.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

Los seis primeros b~ateadores
de las grandes ligas, en- estos mo
mentos de la contienda, 10 son,
en- orden de porcentaje, Averill,
de los Indios, con 381; Lombar-
oil, de los Rojos, con 372; Travis
de los S~enadores, 359; Trosky,
de los Indios, 1856; Chapman, de
los Atleticos, con 358, y Med
wick, de los Cardenalet 357.
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Folletin No, rs

vefa agasajado y mimado como
81 son6 al casarse, por las carl
cias suaves de la mujer nuerida,
sino g., al reeves, habia de ser Ell
siempre, Ell que la buscara, v
euando la dsba un beso ella ha-
cia un gesto de cansancio, de
hastfo, quejandose d6bilmente
de que le doliera algo o estuvie-
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JUEGO DE CUARTO, mo-
emo, burd6, coqueta, banque-
Ia, cana y silloncito. Ademas
una alfombra. Precio $50. -
404 South Howard Ave.
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lei New York continda a la
cabeza de la Liga con 81 victo-
rias y "A derrotas. LIE sigue 81
Cincinnati, con IS y %; Chiea-
go, IS y %; PittSburg, 81 Y rs;
Boston 27 y 27; San Luis, 81 Y
81; Brooklyn, Is y 35, y Filadel-
fla, 16 y 38,
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

Con un total de IS hita dispa-
radios contra Carleton, Hoot y
Epperly, los Cardenales vencie-
ron aver a los Cubs.
lei San Luis hizo siete de sus
nueve carreras en- 81 tercer in
ming. Lou Warneke dej6 en- SIZE
te hits a sus eXcompaneros del
Chicago. Pimienta Martin bate6
un jonron con dos corredores en-
las bases.
San Luis Sc, 13h, lie; Chicago
&c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

Ell Chicago derrot6 aver a los
Browns de San Luis cuando la
tercera base Owen sc rob6 ell
home, hacienda la carrera de-
cisiva.
Chicago 10c, 1lh, De; San
Luis &c, 18Th, lie.
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CON LOS GUANTES

El ilustre hebreo Max Baer,
selection del Car hebreo Mike
Jacobs, dice que piensa derrotar
a Jose Luis y reconquistar de
nIuevo la corona del peso compile
to.
DeSde ahora puede afirmarse
que todos los expertos escoge-
ran a Max para ser "noqueado"
en- Ell mes de septiembre.
La superioridad de Luis sobre
Baer no puede discutirse.
Era superior al excarnicero
antes de que este perdiera ell IT,
tulo, y continua siendolo.
Comentando la derrota sufri-
ola por Make Schmeling, Mike
Jacobs declare: La derrota fue
clara y por gran margen.
Ell dira 10 que quiera, en- ex-
La gaceta., 1938-06-29
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Indios hicieron cinco ca
rreras en- Ell segundo inning y
con elias vencieron a los Tigres
de Detroit.
Hal Trosky bate6 su onceno
jonron del ano sobre la cerca del
jardin derecho. Ken Keltner ba-
tee otro cuadrangular sobre la
cerca del jardin central, 10 que
hizo saltar al pitcher Tommy
Bridges, a quien relieve Eisen-
tad.
Detroit &c, Tn, lie; Cleveland
sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1938-06-29

Juan y yo leimos la carta y
terminamos la fiesta con una DO
tella de cerveza y afirmando a
duo:
lei Indio no molestara...,..y We
remos los desafios con menos su
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13
Proceedings Of Boord
Of Supervisors

Be 1t Remembered that the Board
Of Supervisors of Holmes County, Mis-
sissippi. met in the Court House in
the City of Lexington. Mississippi,
on this the 3rd day of October. A. D.
1888, and being the first Monday, and
the first day OF said term with the
following members and officers pres
ent, to-wit: Jesse H. Walton, IA. b. 8.
No. /: Marion s. Rogers, M. B. s.
No. 2: Kirk p. Thomas. N. B. 8. No.
3; Martin Smith, NJ. B. s. No. 4; v.
Reinhard, president, IA. b. 8. No. s;
Parham H. williams, Clerk; w L.
Ellis, sheriff and A. NJ. Pepper. at
tOrney for the board.
When the following proceedings
were then md there held and had:
In Re; County Depository
I beg to hand you herewith list
showing balances In the various funds
Of the county.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-10-13

1t Is hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of Separate Road District No.
for Salaries, Labor, Supplies etc, as
follows:
C. NJ. Johnson 1000; Robert Sale
$500; Henry Patten $500; Dan Hor
ten $500; John Sanders 5000; Booze
Cooper 5000; Will Bonds 5000; Sirco
Lacey 5000; Rufus Greer 5000; Bud
dy Torrey 1880; ]. II. Johnson 1900:
Standard Oil Co. PSI 06; Miss. Culvert
& Mch. Co. 1887; American Oil Co.
S0.37; The Nat Refining Co. 1856;
Lexington Wagon & Blacksmith Shop
28.75; Western Auto Associate Store
1.22; Barr-Gwin Co. 1016; Peoples
Service Station No. 1475; The Fin
cher Co. 2.64; Crokn Service Station
3.04; Terry's Garage 3.67; w. E.
Diggs 1000; Willie Randle $3.50;
Arch Randle $780, Charlie Archer
$3.50; Pleasant Randle $500; Tee Bell
Booker 26.00; Standard Oil Co. 63.s3:
NNSAi Soh VII W losoot MISS. Oui-
vert & Mchy. Co. 2575: Miss. TT. &
Eqp. Co. 7.53; Peoples Service Station
No. 1919; The Lewis Grocer Co
6.S4; Joe Braddock 5000; DR.. o. d
Hooker 1000.
It is hereby ordered that the fol
lowing accounts be allowed payable
out of Separate Road District No. 2
for Salaries. Labor, Supplies etc. as
follows: