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Ruth Canale
Winner of
Golf Title
Defects Mrs. Fry.
7 and S. in l940
Women's Tourney

Ruth Csnale. pre-tourney favor
lite. delivered like the grocerymsn.
In the ieso Tacoma womens golf
championship at Firerest.
She walked In with the crown
yesterday over her home course by
defeating Mrs Herh bert Fry.
Brookdsle. and s. in the finals
Mrs. Fry had q three up
lead over Ruth In the first
round of the morning. but
Ruth came back on the second
nine TO 20 three up herself.
At the outset of the afternoon
Is Ruth lost the 18th with a six.
Mrs. Fry making nice recovery
10 score par five. They were
more or less even until the 25th
hole when a stymie hlndered Mrs.
Frye and gaze Ruth the nod. The
same thing happened on the 27th
In favor of Ruth. Ruth WAS six up.
Miss canale had a medal score
Of -, Mrs. Fry. 10
The match ended on the 30th.
Mrs Frye had a deliberate short
game. but couldn't stand up under
the consistent firing of the Firerest
youthful star.
Here are the flight results:
First flight winner. Mrs. L. C.
Fielder. Fircrest. S and over Mrs.
H. c. Define of Highland. Mrs.
Fielder was medalist with %
but was put out in the first round
by Mrs II. Fry. From then on
Mrs, Feidler's game WAS really
the highlight Of the tournament
when she csrded an 81 to eliminate
Shirley Mcdonald.
Second flight: Mrs. Frank Ma
hon of Brookdale won I'D over
Mrs. Floyd Thackeray of Meadow
Park.
Third flight Mrs. German Rowe
of Brookdale beat Mrs. II. Koess-
Ter of Brookdale. five and three.
Fourth fight. Mrs b. V.
Schwalen OF Fircrest won and 7
over Mrs. Bert Morris, Brookdale.
Consolation flight taken by Amy
Lou Murray. Country club.
Mixed four ball match, nine
holes played with one-half handi-
cap. combined low net. First, Mrs.
r. Crsw ana Mr.. Les Melendy.
net 74ha second Mrs. George Will
liams and Lee Ristvet. net IA;
third. Mrs. Les Melendy and II.
Coleman. TIA net.
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Ward Defeats
Johnny Goodman
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. II

M1NNEAfO1IN. MINI. - 1
4tsr Western Amateur golf tourna-
ment entered the mi-final. to-
day With Defending Champion
Harry Todd pitted against nud
Ward. national amateur title.
holder, and Jim Ferrier. Australian
open and amateur champion, slated
10 meet George Victor. of Chicago
Ward won M way 10 the semi.
finals With o ono-up ts-hole vic.
tory over Johnny Goodman. for.
mer national open and amateur
champion of Omaha Todd was two
under par In defeating Or. William
Kostsleeky. Fargo. N. D.. and 1.
Victor beat Earl Larson, Ainneap.
oils, one up, and Ferrier defeated
MILFORD Wehrle. ranking amateur
In the national open, two up.
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INTERSTATE RIVALRY

sIOIh tfff--fba Wfatsf1
lsagas mas fout cities. ssen IN =
different state Sioux city IL IN
Iowa siDuz Fsls IN South Ds.
kotA. WorthinEion IN 1lnnssoi&
ard Norfolk Ia ssDraEss.
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5s so az 10

Sacrifice hits. Ziegenfuss. Fox.
two-hase hits, Eiessen. Hansen. Long
est Martin; home runs. Molitor. Wal
lace; left on bases Piney Woods g
Turf Smoke Shop. 7. struck out. by
Hansen 9, Hollingsgorth 7. base on
balls. OFF Hansen 3. off Hollingsyorth
L wild pitch, Hollingsworth 3 passed
ball, Kuper; time Of game. 40. UNI
pires. Fournier and Scott.
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pitehsd' sarf.ii AZ - bal off Hsi.
fsil "a his OF HsffslI o runs
scored. off Haffsli . spsees /, os-
borne . funss tssp0nsl bic for, Hsfs
feii D struck 9At Hsffsll y bks<s
p ,t.. bsiIs ~ ~ ;. Hs .l.s !. sf o..
roll aid pitch Hpsse3 left on basxA.
Portland Hollywood . swossas<
hits Harrison. Brown runs bsttas
Ia Herman. BslUh Ilksossr aaalsa
bases Bssossr Uhaltg double plays.
hawkins ~ Matshan 20 FrsdsFlts
Haessf " ft5Bsta W Orny. Osborne
% HooFsF - Gray tins. "a pfns
plfss Powell sad Edssfdx.
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aArn AsfFNr0

Isssln6 pllcliet Muneefl lnIslns
pitched By Aunsss = 81 bat ~
Munssr hiia. OF Munger !. runs
searsa. Oft MunssF !, uAblss 4 runs
responsible fof. Bnstpn ., Munssr !.
t5ahisf Il struck nui. ~ uuHtpH ..
Munger uabisf .. bsses IN halls.
Off husten MunssF !. oabIsr d
wild nitah. Burton shfss.bs&s hls,
tlriik. twosbaar hit tsahy runs
hAtiru IN cnaal, Christopher will
ilAma > Chflstofi utilk w H.lma1s
a. sacrifices. fiailnaaal2 stnisn
baNs LubY. double plays BustVn "a
LYMAN ~ Dunn Aimsda % Williams
time IN nnsnlfss Falin ami anFs
oct players watkins q H.inHtidi
Dunn. Wlesxasak Luss. rhflstoff
fAkr King
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WNfAH tettfN n 49, WtsHS 2
wsseannt, n 5shn@ssfs. nDssns ,.
AoTshesfa<. ffaiss E~eess,Af >, bstss
alta. fEssss, d. 1ohns9ns II Johnson.
fsfsikx xsess8&k hs1fae fufsss k@9ep
n3s. fssxiDx. Reese alewssl. stolen
Dax<s stamgsf. Asixaasfs aeabls
plsy. Jewell 20 Agfsfasss< "a kes1h1f.
Lxft "a 1sexs. fsxifn4 7. Asnate fsee .
bss~ "a balls. at ~ Jenas1n Z Hs'tt
s,s ssss..< q, ~. . Y = '1 = re
lnnihSs % n1hf IN IhnlHzz II Holt
ia X Inning oI BIT ~ pttets@x, ppsina
~ BAax, rrxxiss Nv ~ Jo1nsnns
pa4<ea nail b<nfmiif.s SHINING
psseh<f n&hff loalns pitcher u
lohnson, uBpiFes Nsla1fs and Cha.
sstlshs tins n game. 10.
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Vancouver Wins
Contest, 5 10 4

SALEM-The Vancouver, q. C,
Capilanos opened their series here
last night with a 5-4 decision, al
though outhit. The Canadians hit
an early stride and never were
headed.
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Locals Drop
Contest BY
20-l Score
Rlvols Run Up II
Hlts While Tigers
Boot Six Times

re~sesfnss nesalss
anotsns n. Taenm. l.
Vancouver 4 Halsm 4
wansiches u. vsssn. 4
sspxANE~rnar r.eoms Aarf.
srs gave nashsnx piAsswArA lhAf
The areHsns fnsilsns rruidn's snlvs
last night n = Western InssswA-
fisnsl lssens game h.sss n va
Slaughter. shs fsnaI sr.rs hesns ~
In .
sevvmeeeN etuuen. iNrDw11n9
assssst~ss triples go hns0nsn
rsss~1 eH ~ siants ~ ~
h~s~-s. opyass. ssssv~sses go
nvseaes. ttosr~ss~~. nsaea9ee.
y NJ uGps ssxalss fsrss
sa~ssv. wA1os ns~ss~s. essreups.
sssssvsse . sessef r.le jss.t - ~
abi ~ ssees slahs Aan1aes
Nsasssssse~.
rhs hnmhafdmeHt h~asn IN fh~
first frame whee tns Indians ran
up .ts rtna The hrs seofs tsiis
the story.
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'rbs erset AutierA sof,bali team.
ore 81 he Bsst IN western Wanh.
ing,nn, VIII play q worthy rival
Sunday ~ Harmon flsia At 10
o'esscs Tns rivals ara johnson
Painters. fss eiabs are rated
svsn.
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Large Woterspout
Seen on River

EAsToN, Md large water
spout was seen playing about the
Choptsnk river for IS minutes By
q party Of fishermen anchored
short distance offshore.
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INNINGS rgsehea ~ sssaS ! tsiss II
rat nff tataa n ntts aft ftlaf II
rtAns serfsa at Istaa rsfns -
sgssnssnis far, eafBsss Z etlfa
atrsses sut. NJ ceff~sf Ialan
ssses IN hsiis off Gswhett 4 tuass
= wtia pitch Istaa, lsfs ~ aa~~s
OAKLAND Sacramento : nnnss runs
sfrsis IAans fAfns hass<a In. psna
4 King Williams Wfsrxufsn J. nat
snsnai. chrsstoff. sacrifices ossnaews
al AmhFswsi slpuhis plsY Frnfay N
fstlhs limo. ~ umplFes anfdsf
ard Pals nisfsfa .slalns, EAhs Al
aasdsa GhftstuEf Chflstsseh>f. Wtea.
ssszss nlztsnsF lafhs
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SENIOR BOYS BASEBALL

Lakewood Center nine NOn a
-. inning pitchers duel At tbs
Veterans hospital grounds. 10 l.
over Summit Guns
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IsgalHs plsenss HoHstsi Rita sff
Hsnstti D Pfoes Humphreys y
runs Responsible faF. None al d. Fipses
Hsmgbfsya ssrssas psi ~ hon.
or balls 8ff D1DsaU a Flores q.
Humphreys his ~ pitcher. Hamgh
fsss by B0ustsi. bons ran, e4lkkia
s~o basx hissi usilins \ hsltsia,
- bstt xunn bstssa In. rtsipxsr,
Aef)onaig. tinfnphfsys Jsa<en. nsls.
sin !. HAxiin spsrrys Hssnandsf, ar.
20 spsyff ~ M nssuxid esfins~f "
sfHefsl 70 nsiiihs. ssfinsss 10 SSIlins
N MsFb
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Entries and Selections

Here arr Sundays entries ana
selections for fsensaeras
1-Fort Little. riraetss. Premier
jim.
Wyoming Daisy. Alice Jean.
Claude H.
s-zirl. Glad Santa. chic snow
s-ontsrio Oregon. Princess
Name, Norway Nell. Nis. tizxs
s-oreridse. Dreamy ard
George s. u
e-rescadsne. Cerro. TOP Dog
7 olimpo. Lavengro. Pals
squsw
5 Step. westey's ORR. J A.
Sub rsees Morulaxs. Ada Hill.
sleepy Irish Trans Wynn. Quick
Santa. WIS., Ace.
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Yakima Boots
Contest Away

wENArtJHEE--svsnAlchss made
fnii lisa ~ ysklmas sin sffers last
night and rnn is.s. although John.
son ~snt ths distances fnv ms
losers.
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NUM- hak'sH ~. AffNn 7 I0ll1y q
AaFstnss ntMhs ! AesfafmAek 4
uFIfnB |. Sfisbts d Fsisuui i. I.stsf
nan ! Asef Fafrsii |. kiisy |.
., ssas.s.. - IT, .s'@n :.
FELL three fAAs hit. asiekis apsss~
fiifss. ssinhis, Jeiiss. F.inoni. stnfsn
bsss MsfsiBssg stasihls niss. frawss
% usssstsoe ~ farrell lsn an bx&es.
fss1f8s ' npnbsns a base "a b.its.
off Ai5An~s D. oppsit O, 0r1ypn !,
1ssfstsun D stsusk stss, ~ utisnn y
g ssn,rs nv, ~ q. e, t sls-s.ss Il, ~ n
iaHsaas. 10 fsiAsi ~ fi.ffes~aa ! ~
lunias. . runs. hls ~ elsshef. ~
urignH Hartman ~ ukffeks0fi.
Mefesmsehs passed h&fis. ra1he.
ursnnesi ihNine pttsfss. AIkeaszs
time ~ saf9e. 100. umptsss. Nsie-
ssstss ana Nwas.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

Watched Al Hostak and Tony Yale go through their ticks
yesterday at Druxman's athletic club in the neghborng
city of Seattle where the youngsters will Is rounds for
AIS mddleweight title Friday night =.
And came away convinced that Hostak is facing his
toughest struggle Also convinced that Hostak realizes
the task ahead of him
Zae of the finest built Kids your old conductor
has years. From his solid, protecting eyebrows
down TO his trim ankles the Indiana steeworker phys
ical treat
In much takes than physique 10 be fighter
apparent about much slaround ability
find the 160-pound division
Harry Kid Matthews promising Emmett Idaho
FOUNDER and another and lighter Seattle preliminary
While Zae certainly nevertheless he
slides and blocks punches we'll He
that all important quality look
rugged and body leaves the impression
Hosak will be compelled
spots to bring him down and keep him there
Zaes attack usually with rights
the then blasts to
ability whaek with either
Not especially hard to HIT and often wide
left hooks to the body Zale however
punishment and come through the abuse fighting
The kid weighed 1859 yesterday
hap11ap
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Runs responsible fot, uresoss q.
struck out, ofssofy D peaAo basss
on balls off afrsofY 0, OFF Dasso a
wild pitches, Dssao three base hit
Wrlabf. s~o=Base Rita, Dasss, Baffsst.
Dotninoi runs bstteu In, eanphsii,
Wright )Hss1 sacrifice Henustsf
campbsil, Holder, htolsn bases,
Archie rsmpbsii oyseimsn, dnAihls
playa Wright N fernandez. fefuAns
des "a rsin. Lawrence - 1yhaimHn
time. 30 urnpirsa. Faunlns and
DuTant
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Chicago 2. Boston 0.
Brooklyn a. Cincinnati. eff rain.
fOnly game sehsdnlsdt.
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aBatted for Krsioyioh In eth
bBatfed for Fenter In 9th
Vancouver ............00 2 02o ioo--5
Salem ..........-.... 100 600 Z0l--4
Winning pitcher Osborne; losing
pitcher. Ciemence balk Clemence. 7
hits runs off Clemence IN plus
innings. runs 0 nits off Krslovieh
IN ] inning runs hltk off Fsntsf
in / inning runs responsible for.
Clemence s. Osborne 4 struck out. b.
Clsmenee z. Osborne ! Kraioyleh !.
FenteT bases on balls. off Glen
ence 9 Osborne s. Kralovich Vfid
pitch. Cltmence passed ball. Lloyd.
left on bsses Vancouver 2 Salem IA
two base hits. Ortels Stewart 2 runs
batted in CoscaTart OrtsiR stewart
CaIltesuH Williams z Petersen.
sacrifice hitA Knoll Sc EaTt Sinner.
stolen bases Samhammeg 2. Coscsr-
ar ! double PLAY Sinner . Call
teauK 70 Quinn time Of game Alb;
umplrst Hsnszinh ana Cote
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nv rNlrrn ravss

The Oakland Oaks gsinesl > half
ssns on the iesEus-lrsdinr seat.
lie Rainier. las, night putting
ihrm within .x games Of ths top.
by banging out douels victory
over Sacramento. The victories.
q IN 4 and 10 I. made II five
straight aver the Cardinals
Seattle meanwhile wa .selnx
out } to . is.inninH vistary over
San Francisco.
-Four erros eaatvihut~d 10
the downfall Of san rrnncisea
~ Tho hands 81 seattle. and
not one af the three runs
scored ny the nainiers ws.
earned off Frank Dasse. Paul
Gregory gave are Earned rus
IN the seals.
San Diego went To town In the
seventh inning and blasted out
seven runs Ia defeat Los Angeles.
II 10 I.
Hollywood scored tsa runs In
the ninth for a ! 10 ? win over
Portland. Although Ray Harrs,i
gave the Stars only ala hits. ~
against eight off Wayne osborns.
the rwinks grouped them In the
third and ninth for their runs.
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Longacres Results

Here are fridays Longaerss results
first-s400l claiming. 3-ysar-olds
and up o fuflongs
Lady Torchilia no 7 90 4 90
Little Hero 1itt $40
Stafford. Mccain Dodson. II 80
LAZY Martha Yelled Comet. st. Pal
con Wise Ace Sweet Las ana
2usnnA
second--ssoo claiming. s-y.sr -oids
stephen II aI5l ~ 90 % no "a 10
a-Roughaway an. $40 500
a-Good Effort H1l1 70 $40
Dead heat for pise.
Dodson. 1hom pson Neal Ia -
Terminate Dungsness School Broom
Chief ssitese. Race Champ and Sun
Streak
Tblrd-s400 claiming. 3.year -olda
and up. 9 fuTlongs
Royal Orb uis) 40 30 $3.50 - 90
Propsi u1D 10. 90 30 3 20
sleepy irish eiis) 1880
shindls. Dodson Mercer. "a IS.
smart Laugh. Magic Baby. Soaring
witch and iouis Morgan
Iourib--s4o0 claiming s.ytsF -olds
and up. furlonss
Annoysd aio, ~ 30 y 70 .t9
Coupe Dor ui6 40
Mis- Bootsr. Halls Pet. Bernie Boy.
Cherry Lake Cslmoon and Red Canoe
fifth-s4o0 claiming s-ysar -oids
and up. 0 fufionss.
Flying Bud no. ~ 90 - 90 - 90
Koreena u0sl . 40 $40
Wise Abb flO9j 3s0
sephson Fsxan Wslaman.
Ill AS Storm Warning Crystal
speed KAtYs fsvofit1 ana The
TfibeKman
slsih-s4oo. claiming. AGAR -oldA
and up one mile.
Yelled Orb afsl... - 10 q 80 ~ %
1nFclas Dl5l 80. IT 70 SO
smoky " dbl. $40
EsT o 8. Thompson spsrFY
40 as Evidently Contraction DAD
Butler. Booter Chief Irish CIR. Bronze
Ridsr and Maud Hogan
ssFentb-s5oo graded handicap =
ysAr-olds and up one mic
eun Oapfidea dosl $3.50 e. % - 0
FTnns.s fiiIg 5000. 40 4 80
Gladys Ann 40 40
psgnolas 0Fohs Collins "a 0rgs-
Al flaEs. concha. Aplty Aldridgs ana
Fssshsp
rirhih--ssoo. claiming s-gsar -olas
ana ID. one mile
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Major Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland ! Philadelphia 0.
Other games rainsd out.
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Sixth Race-Purse $500. Three
yesr-olds and up, Or Hdcp. One
mile. The Tony Yale handicap.
055 Fay d. fDodson) ..... 100
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Sexenfh Rsce Purse 81 GOO ,
yesrs-eid And up handicap 9 fur
Tomas
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Piney Woods Nine
Defeat Turfmen

GMC Trucks and johnson
Paint at Lincoln bowl Satur-
day night should he tops as
both clubs are powerful. both
want first place, now held ny
the Paintmen. and there Is lit
tie love lost between them.
Play opens at 1880.
Piney Woods Collegians took an
interesting 8 to 4 exhibition game
from Turf Smoke Shop of the City
league Friday night at Lincoln
bowl, when the visitors chased
tour runners across in the eighth.
after trailing throughout the
game.
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Model Lumber
Certain Of Tie

Only one game remains w the
first half, hut ths Model Lumber
tram IL certain Of no less than q
tie for first place by virtue of their
IL To | victory over the Tacoma
Boys Club In a Senior Boys league
game played at jefferson park yea
terday.
n n n
Taooms Boys Club. ..... | 2
Model Lumber ..f.......l5 IT j
Batteries. V. hartineau and l..
Martineau. Stowe and Bait.
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Zule No Washed Up Vet j..

What impressed most of all, however, is the visitors
youth. He is washed up, tricky veteran just
fighting of confidence and crowd pleasing ability
Hosak weighed 1901 yesterday. That seemed to please
his Eddie Marino because the Little Sergeant
cackled. slapped Al on the back and said
That's great, Al Boy you're in the
There with champion
certainly could step the tonight
AL sharp needle boxing hitting He appears
happy behind his
knows he WI" be confronted with genuine fighting Friday
night
This should be thriller the boys according form
It'll be Sav against Pole, rugged
The oust either way having the edge In the early
If ostak buckle cripple then zae will
the heavy
1t all simmer down faoor-courage the winner to
be the with the staunchest
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Second Race 49, Purse 500; 1.
year-olds and up: claiming. Lilo
mile.
tos2) Wiggle In fReynoldsl liz
l0511 Bulletin Board Morton .ioT
loh6) Wyoming Daisy
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.Rainiers Gain
.l4-Heai Battle
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


e-tsfdats Result
Seattle ! Aan francisco ].
Oakland as Sacramento -.
san nlsEn II. Los Angeles 4
Hollywood 4 Portland ;.
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First Race Purse $500. a-yesr-
elds and up. Washington foal.
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SALEM

DafH sss.ssfs % u II II q
aBattsd for Kraioxieh In eth
hpatfsa foF EeutaF In afh
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Entries for Wednesday Will b.
taken Tuesday.
Post time. ais p. m.
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TRIBAL WELL
Continued from Page onel

which causes the fluid to flow by
heads into the tanks.
Glacier Production-BOnnet No. ),
c SEX 4-32-5W, is drilling
out crooked hole at 100 feet
Glacier Production-W MILESTONE No.
3, c Sc 14NW 4 S-33-5W. drilling,
1915.
HeImac Trust-Government No. 8,
NV SEAsW S2-33-5W, drilling,
2190.
KateIy, Agent-Kramer No. 1, CNL
SEX NEA 15-34-6W, drilling. 254O.
Tarrant- Pardee-COrrigeux No. 1,
Sc NE4 2-33-6W, drilling,
200, spudded April 80.
TexacO-Curran No. 3, c NV 4
SEA S-S2-5W, drilling, 647 This
we'll hit Colorado shale at 615 and
set 10-ineh pipe at SAT.
Texaco-State MAS No. 5, C NEA
NEA 16-32-5W, drilling, 1000; had
Colorado shale at $40 and set pipe
at 63S.
Texaco-Tweedy No. 4, c sEh
NWA 21-S5-6W. is sidetracking
lost tools at 1855 feet
TexacO-Unit II No. 1. C NEA
SWA 11-35-6W, made an average
of 60 barrels per day in the first
10 days on production.
TexacO-Unit Section ii No. 2, c
Sc 4 NW4 11-35-6W, north of the
No. 1, is drilling at $50, having
spudded April %.
Santa Rita-GOvernment O7S744A
No. 4, c SEANEA S-32-5W, is a
small we'll in the lower Cut Bank
sand. 1t had Sunburst sand from
1900 to 2915. dry; upper Cut Bank
from 1880 to 1890 with a showing
Of oil and, lower Cut Bank from
1890 to 5000 was the main pay.
1t was drilled into the Ellis from
5000 to 1925 and plugged back to
3007 1t had but $50 feet of oil
in the hole and made but "a bar
rels in "a hours. 1t was shot with
60 quarts of nitro glycern but the
shot did not seem to help Casing
was set at 1890 and it was complet-
ed on April 81.
Three new locations were made
in Cut Bank field this week.
Glacier reduction COrrigeux No.
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war commodities, excepting oil. If the
price of oil is going up as a result of
the war, the profit is yet to come.
Yet it is apparent that petroleum is
the most important factor i'm modern
mechanical warfare. AirpIanes trans
porting troops, guns, ammunition and
supplies to the Scandinavian battle fields
burning up millions upon millions of
gallons of gasoline. This is the first
time since the war began that the COM
batants have begun to burn any quantity
of gasoline and fuel oil. The nation
that runs out of oil to supply its air.
planes, its tanks, its motorized supply
trains and it's ships at sea will lose the
war.
Until the Scandinavian war started
Germany and the Allies had been con-
serving every drop of gasoline with the
result that their oil consumption actually
dropped below normal. But that was
in the period before there was any war
activity utilizing modern machines of war.
The bIitzkrieg has been withheld to con-
serve GASOLINE, and the Allies likewise
have burned as little gasoline as pos
sible
With the coming of full warfare. the
stored supplies of petroleum draining
at a terrific rate, so it follows that
SOMEONE is going to be in the market
for oil in the not distant future. Should
the war end the civilian uses of petrol
cum products would resume, starting
with empty tanks.
or all the war babies" there is none
that is a safer investment than oil: The
war has had little to do with the price
of oil yet; war has actually reduced
exports. So the only way for oil de-
mand and oil prices is UPWARD. With
little or no war influence, the American
demand for oil is steadily increasing.
The greatest feature of industry in re-
cent years has been the growth of do
nestle and industrial use of fuel oil
for heating. Last winter the refiners
were unable to supply the demand. That
is a healthy situation found in few in
dustries: especially in view of the fact
that not long ago fuel oils were drug
on the market
Nor is that the only expansion of mar
ket. Aviation is using increasing
amount of high Octane gasoline at prem
ium price; throughout the United States
electric street cars have been displaced by
buses which use more gasoline per day
than arg other single class of vehicles
And while railroads are losing mill
lions of tons of freight to mOtOr-driv-
en- trucks which are burning enormous
amounts of gasoline and distillate, the
railroads themselves are coming out with