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T.V,-DW.
Chevy Chase, Md, Nr. Conn.

SA1tNy >lldoS, Af1O., AN1. SOllll.
This lovely emo. -old house is real
buy Library room with. u bath on first
floor: 3 bedrooms, > baths on second; q
car gar, large lot: $3.50 cash required,
balance all in one trust. payable like rent.
One block to bus. OIL 6S67.
COLORED-JUST OFF NO. CAP. ST: g.
room and bath row house, garage on alley,
S5,90O; GOOD terms, conV. to downtown.
Call Silver Spring 066S.
COLORED--10O0 BLOCK 9th ST. NE
story brick. rooms, bath, w. heat;
$500 cash required. V. S. HURLBER T,
Ma 1910. a3l H ST. NV.
CoLORED-KENYoN ST. NW.--s RMS,
on , floors; automatic heat, Colonial porch.
full cellar; perfect condition inside and
outside; ASK for MR.. STEPHENS, De-
Catur 1862.
COLORBD-OPEN. 3 TO Q PM
Ideal home, 8 large rms, INV h, long
Sodded yards. l4l4 Kearney st. ne.
FOR COLORED.
On Seatonl st; NV, 100 block-6-room
and bath brick price, $500. on reason
able terms. Call Mr.. Raine, AID. 2919, or
WAPLE Il JAMES, INC, DI 3346.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Is your chance by listing with us for
quick results if right price; terms N E
RYoN co. I2l6 N Y ave
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.

Lovely ceutcr-hall brick residence amid
deNshtfu surroundings, convenient TO
transportation and within walking distance
OF several embassies First floor, wide hail,
lsrse living I'm. with music rm OF library
aoloining dining rm of ample size Tor
enterta ning, butler pantry. modern kltch-
en- and Tile layagory @nd door 4 splendid
bedrmS and y tile baths " FINISHED rms
snd bath on 3rd h0Or All modern con-
veniences are to be found g-Cay garage.
lovely walled-in aarden. price, So, 900.
Shown BY appointment
THOS i FISHET e. co Nc
r3S 18TH ST Realtors DT 6s9D
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE-LARG 3-STORY BRICK
building comprises about $500 So # !:
new elevator, large alley in front: large
double doors: so month. NE. 2669
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STORES FOR RENT.

11GS COLUMBIA RD NV
Attr. store, at busy location SIS mo
B. F. SAUL CO, 925 18th St. n w. Ma
200
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WILL PAY UP TO $4,000 FOR 1912 OR
Al Cadillac, See Mr.. Flood. 1921 Con-
necticut WO $500
CASH FOR YOUR CAR, highest prices
paid. See us today GLADNEY MOTORS,
1916 King St. Alexandria. Va. TIE. 313l.
WILL PAY UP TO 5000 for Immaculate
i240 Chevrolet. Mr. Flood. WO. S401.
422l Connecticut.
BEFORE SELLING YOUR CAR see Mr..
Beckham a Mcneil Motors lot, 4034 Wis
ConSln ave, Emerson 1856
SEE LOVING BEFORE YOU SELL-Your
guarantee of top price; all makes bought
Loving Motors. 1922 M st. NV. RE 1870.
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID, immediate
cash. Williams Auto Sales, Goth and Rhode
Island ave. ne. NO. S31S. Open evenings
WILL PAY 5000 TO 5000 for Al Chevrolet,
4 Oldsmobile. Al Pontiac ~ Ford, a
Plymouth. Al Dodge. Al Buick. Al Chrys-
Ter. ~ De Soto. Mr.. Flood, 4221 Con-
necticut. WO. $500.
CASH-4l Chevrolets. PontiscS, Fords.
Plymouths, Oldsmobiles, Bucks. will pay
S!00-S900 cash. Barnes Motors. 1900
l4th, s:30-S. NO. III.
QUICK CASH, any make car. Flood
Pontiac Company, 1921 Connecticut. WO
$500. Open evenings and Sundays.
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CHEVERLY, .MD.--LARGE SELECTION OF
beautiful building sites at exceptionally low
prices and easy terms. WO. 4466
7-4-FAM. sITES-CORNER.
sewer, water IN. Asking $500 Call
JNO j. WESCOTT, SH 1860
aLAEE E,sS- ALES ..a y y.
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home, q large rooms 3 bedrooms. oLz baths.
large SIDE. porch. detached brick garage.
beautiful lot 75Xl50. Convenient to bus,
attractive.
r. q WHITE pEAJ ECTATE
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW. Sc $50.

2s4l Monroe St ne - nice rms. and
bath, open fireplace, large attic team be
arranged for 3 rms D. oil heat. bu.It-ln
garage Excel. location. nT. r. !. ave.
Phone US today, Decatur 03l7.
SAULS ADDITION-DETACH NEAR
l6th ST bedrooms. . baths auto. heat,
garage, owner leaving city, priced to sell.
htrDENIrvT Z in1
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18th & Pa. Ave. s E. q 18th. r. l. NV
CHEVROLET 1871 Fleethne special de luxe
door sedan; one-oWner car; radio. heat
er. practically new tires. A real bargain,
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REDUCED-S9,75O.

Randolph st. NV. near 4th--AttractiVe
23-foot Colonial brick, rooms Il bed
foomSl, tile bath auto. heat porches. etc;
newly TeCondltioned convenient to every
thing Immediate possession.
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, ME. $500
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HEART OF BRIGHTWOOD.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL

Facing the park, high UP on a hill; one
Of the most unusual houses in the city.
Contains large liy. rm, , bedrooms and
bath on first floor, bedrooms and bath
on second dining room and kitchen are
in a quaint English basement. built-in ga
rage, gas heat; not too far from transpor-
tation. Call BRUCE KESdER, WI.
$50 "SSIMu.N,-o,- WI g. 1r1c,-c ,-o
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
FUTURE.

--- FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
Southern Building
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WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION
CONTRACT NO. l64-W.

sealed proposals. for rough grading for
roadway and water filtration plant site
once of the Washington Suburban SANITARY
Com mission. Hamilton Street HyattsviIie
MafNlano until 300 p m, Eastern War
Ilme' frld@y, March 10, 1913, at which
% Tine and place they will be publicly opened
PIanS and specifca tions may be obtained
Commission, HyattSville. Maryland.
PERRY BOSWELL,
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HOME AND

$4,100 Annual Income.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE AND EARN.
Located on East Capitol St, within few
blocks of the Senate and House Once
Bldgs, this attractive l0-room and 3-bath
brick home is offered by its owner com
pletely furnished. together with established
business. at li,500. This opportunity is
possible because owner is leaving city. Call
Mr Bennett, eve. NO 9UI6.
g.,
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TRUSTEES s SALE OF VALUABLE TWELVE
E}S5s P6ST !i !Gi4RcLE,s F. cI5oeASTEp 81 81 HE f
PONT CIRCLE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust duly
SEQ Of tie M land and rec Tecords Of 'qfo phs Dstret
of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
of the premises. on MONDAY, THE NINE.
TEEHTH TEEN L PAY p or APRIL AD, 1913, At
District of Columbia, and designated as
and being lot thirteen. U3) in Edison
one hundred and thirty-eight Q3Sl. as
per plat recorded in Lber ~, folio %, of
the RECORDS OF the Once of the surveyor
Together with all the heredtaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging or in
anywIse appertainlng, including all plumb
ing. engines. boilers. compreSsors. auto
mauc StokerS. elevators, dynamos, heating
and lighting apparatus and fixtures, sprin-
kler or fre eXllneulShlng system, and ALL
each and very of the interior improvements
and fixtures movable or immoyable. Of
every kind and description in and upon
TERMS OF SALE: one-thrd of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, bal
ance in two equal installments, payable IN
one and two years, with interest at /
per centum per annum, PAYABLE monthly.
from day of sale, secured by first deed of
trust TO be in such form as prescribed by
the Trustee and substantially similar in
terms and conditions 10 the deed OF trust
above described, or all cash, at the option
of the purchaser. deposit of 500, OO0 in
cash Or certified check Will be required at
time of sale. Examination of title con-
| veyancing. recording, revenue stamps. etc.
at cost OF purchaser; All adjustments Of
taxes. rents. etc. to be made as of dat Of
settlement Terms OF sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale.
otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to
forfeit said deposit or to resell the property
at the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
upon the foregoing terms. after five days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, D. c., or
with or without forfeitinR the deposit the
Trustee may avail itself of any legal or
equitable rights against the defaultng
purchaser
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee
BY; BRUCE BAIRD. President.
NELSON j, POSTER. eeeretary.
mil 6d&ds. exsu.
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Nearby Virpinia-S10 500

You will agree that this is splendid
value. Detached brick built in 1899. &
large bright rooms including paneled Ii
brary with fireplace, living room I4x20
with fireplace, air-conditoned heat. ga
rage and a pretty lot. One block from
MOTH washington blvd. Early possession
BOSS & PHELPS, realtors, MA. 5000
texclusive lsting). Evenings and Sunday
call Mr.. Shackelford. ST.. 660S
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BUILDERS & INVESTORS

- Gin whole or in parD fine, wooded
adjacent Public Health Inst and Naval
Med. Center; excel. tranSp, sewer, water
paved streets. Immediate liqudation at
price permitting low-cost homes or iusti-
lying retention until improved conditions
co. lH5t. manager, Creditors Committee.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
PROPOSALS.

WAREHOUSE OR WAREHOUSE SPACE
wanted by furniture store. Cali MR.
HEID, PA 0NlM-
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont

PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK HOME. SIS. 80
Bedroom or den on LIST floor, = bedrooms
and bath. upstairs; fireplace, hot-water
neat; level lot 65Xl45 provides ample gar
den space: bus al door; in Silver SpR
Good terms. r. P. RIPLEY, SH. 7539
Ewes. Sill Spp nGRS
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FORD l94l super de luxe club convertible
coupe; beautiful green finish, tan top,
very nne tires, low mileage; $685.. LOGAN
MOTOR CO. 18th st. NV, between K and
L. RE. 325l. Open ewes; open Sunday.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

@ BUY OR. RENT-SUMMER HOME.
unt sept within radius Of 80 miles from
'ashinston. What have your Box 5o3-
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PACKARD 1910 club coupe. driven only
10000 miles: very clean; S795. MERSON
& THOMPSON, 412l Hampden lane. WI
2bl5
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IN GREENWICH FOREST
Silver Spring-Close to
Good TRANSFORMATION

:, Exceptional, white brick, in perfect con-
dition, located on large wooded lot; T
rooms, 2 baths, with maids room and
bath in basement Living room l4x22
opening on large second floor, screened-in
porch overlooking spacious back yard.
Owners transfer necessitates Offering this
house at Sl6,S00. which makes it an in
yestment hard to find in WASHINGTON today.
Expense was not spared in It's building.
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PLYMOUTH 19il special de luxe 4-door
sedan; excellent condition heater radio.
good tires; $500 cash. No dealers CAN
trinidad 300 between am. and 10 m.
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WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS

2-family house. . complete apis, So 80.
3-tamlly apartments complete. Live in
one, rent the other . Bargain at S950o.
Srm. brick, 4 bedrooms, selling 5000
under cost price, S1I,75o. Inspect by ap-
pointment only.
H. c. MAYNoR & co,
o2l4 2 I NO a222
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PLYMOUTH club coupe, 1871, $3.50; radio
heater. Owner i'll Army. Mileage l2, 900
-
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HOME AND GARDEN.
LYNHAVEN, ALEX. VA

2 acres, large house. ami: rich soil:
fruit berries, beautiful place; > blocks 10
bus, reaS. price nearby NV. Nd,
O'HARE ESTATES. MA. O5S5.
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PLYMOUTH 40 2-door sedan; r. and H.
nne condition, nearly new tires. Call
AleX. lH0I. after . d N. LIZ.
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PLYMOUTH 1912 4-door black sedan: low
mileage, good tires; $3.50. "A 3rd st. II e.
Call from 3 TO Is d n
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J DONALD CLAGETT,
FIR RANk B. SMITH,

mh12,16 Commissioners
" p ", PROJECT NO. DC 49-l45.-
COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, D. C.-Separ-
ate sealed bids for construction of an Addi-
Ii9R tTemporary, to School Building No.
SSCH0OL. located on west side of Naylor
Roao' south of Good Hope Road E. lin
Fafcel IA i5)r Washington, d. c.. will
PEI pe received by said Commissioners at Room
until clock M. EWT, March -, 1913
ana then publicly opened and read aloud
Inc instructions to Bidders, Form of Bid
foTm OF Contract. Plans, Specifications
6q' 69ha' may be examined and secured at the
once of the Chief Clerk, Engineer De
paTtment. Room 427. District Building,
ana copies thereof obtained upon deposit
IIi Iac+a ceL tli1ed cheCK' payable to the Col
Twenty Dollars $4,000 for each set MOI
more than three go sets will be furnished
10 any one general contractor Upon re-
@ @tuIH!ng Such sets promptly and in good
Gondilon said deposits will be refunded
The Comms ssioners reserve the right to
waive any lnlofmalitleS in or to reject any
or al pldS. Each bidder must deposit with
ms btd security in an amount not less
man hye per centum t5TD Of the bs Sc bid
provided in the Instructions to Bidders
@ dime VIII not be material factor in
ffvaiuatins bids tSee paragraph II Of
instructions to. Bidders) Attention of
aulrements as to conditions of employment
TO be observed and minimum wage rates To
be paid under the contract. No bidder
may withdraw his bid within thirty 1305
GAYS after the actual date Of the opening
sons s to Bidders, G. M, THORNETT.
secretary; Sc Beard OF Commissioners. \ G,
March l3' l943. 3,I5,16.l7,1S19
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PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan,
excellent mechanical condition; S6I9
MERSOM &. THOMPSON. 472l Hampden
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NASH 1888 4-door touring sedan. excel
lent tires and excellent mecha anically; a
me car for S375. MERSON 4 THOMP-
SON, All Hampden lane. WI. 26i5
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PACKARD 12O coupe, good tires, perfect
motor. Radio, heater. S495. 1917 Jack
son st. ne. DU. 0094 I6+
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WEST CHEVY CHASE, MD,

Ia blocks from Wisconsin ave-Center
entrance: flrst-floor. large living room
second floor. large bedrooms > baths.
finished attic; screened porch. 2ear ga
rage vacant. Rare bargain al Sl595U.
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 6740.
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OLDSMOBILE 1871 go (hydramaticl
club coupe radio, heater, white-wall tires
Must be seen. to be appreciated See it
today. Priced 10 sell Immediately SID
MELLBORN MOTORS, 5000 Georgia ave.
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WOQDRIDGE, 2. C-Slo.92o,
FURNISHED HOME-SN 30.
N LUIIITlIF 7 ItN.FEU
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.

1929 South Dakota ave ne large
rms and bath, open fireplace. hot-water
coal heat. large basement; garage; close to
schools, churches. stores and tranSp A
real buy Priced for quick sale. $3.50.
phnnn DEC NIl
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EXCL. LISTINGS II
SILVER SPRING

up, > bedrms. and bath down; fireplace, /
block bus; SI0.25O.
One 3-bedrm brick on large, wooded,
fenced lot, fireplace; j block bus $10.5O0.
One 3-bedrm brick, in Woodside, on
corner lot: slate roof, . freplaceS: Sl0.950.
One @-bedrm. brick BUNGALOW; fireplace,
! block bus: $500.
Other good current hStings, including
lots, farmetteS and acreage
WORTHINCiTON REALTY SH 2l42,
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PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door de luxe, excellent
condition; heater. low mileage; 1895 cash.
DE. 32l3. ~
PONTIAC 1896; d cylinders, good running
condition. good rubber. Call Wisconsin
1:tSG
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RETHESDA MD

000--2yr. .-old, 6-rm. white Co.
lonial brick, gar. attached, porch screened;
] block to bus; ready for occupancy. OIL
6S6T
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ROCKVILLE PIKE-S18, $50
Over an Acre and a Half.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Not far from Naval Hospital Very at
new house condition 4 bedrooms and
baths, fine kitchen equipment, LARGE
porcheS 2-car garage 2J5-tt frontaRe;
lovely shade trees fruits, berries. shrub
berry Srsall barn and chicken house
BOSS & PHELPS. realtors. MA. 1900 ASK
for MI Leigh, evenings ana SUNDAYS, WI
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-02
Sinclair Wyoming
Drilling Report
Another Buyer
Increases Crude
Price 10 cents

Producers Refining Co. has increased
the posted price of crude in both Cut
Bank and Kelvin oil fields, following
the lead Of other buyers of oil, effec-
tive at z a. m, Dec. 16, 1912. The Cut
Bank price is $13O per barrel at the
well and the Kelvin price is $1.10 per
barrel at the we'll Announcement of
the 10-cent increase was made by
James w. Johnson, president of Pro-
ducers Refining Co. Practically all Ke-
win oil is now commanding the Sl.1O
price, since Texaco and Big West, prin-
cipal buyers, have posted the higher
price. Cut Bank producers have vary
ing contracts, some based on Mid
continent prices, which are not affect
ed by the local raise. All Canadian ex-
port oil is said to be affected by the
raise, since most prices are based on
the posted field price. The prices named
are ceiling" prices under OPA rules.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-02

tackled a sign over his movable gaso-
line pumps with the message, Sure
wen win the war; No gas-work here. +"
And across the street his competitor
with equally empty tanks, hammered
his approval with His gas is as good
as minel"
Their cars having collided, jock and
Pat were surveying the situation. Jock
offered Pat a drink from his bottle.
Pat drank and Jock returned the
bottle to his pocket.
Thank ye," said Pat, "but arent
ye going to have a nip yourself2"
AYE" replied Jock, "but not until
the police have been here"
Does it make any difference on
which side Of you sitP she asked.
mot Bit" he replied. I'm ambi-
dextrous."
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-02

home and surprise my wife" On his
way home he stopped at the river. took
off all his old clothes and three them
IN and they sunk. Then he looked
under the seat for his new outfit. Il
was gone. So he got in the buggy and
saio, "Giddap, Oriole, wen surprise
her anyway"
Industry, particularly small business
is now having its trouble with @priori-
ties. Before a salesman will take an
order he must have a priority number
to place on it. They all start with P;
P-1OO8. P-23O1, etc.
At the football game last week, be-
tween halves, a buyer went TO the
mems room, and finally stationed
himself before one of the little
booths. He waited and waited, but
the man inside didn't come out.
Finally he got tired waiting and
banged on the door and told the man
to hurry up
Have you got priority order?"
asked the man inside.
Sure have" shot back the man
outside, 1--WE got Pa"
A wedding carriage was seen driving
through the streets Of London the /
other day. Inscribed in chalk on the (
back were the words Result Of Care
less Talk"
1t all started when the barber put
up sign which read, Hair Vel Hair
Vel" Then the butcher lettered on
MS window, "Meatl You Herei"
Finally, the service station owner
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-02

Who was the lady I seen you out
with last night?"
Il wasn't out I was Just doing"
Pete: I'm going to get divorce.
My wife hasn't spoken to me IN six
months"
Al: Better think 1t over. Wives like
that are hard to find"
Wen dressed man, cigar in hand.
falling through the air from an air.
plane: "Gadl That wasn't the wash
room after all"
Two statesmen met In a Pullman
after not seeing each other for three
years. "Jim," said one Of them, "the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-02

defense program Is speeding every.
thing up but you stin talk lust q,
slow as ever"
well" said Jim, if-you-think-1
talk - slow you - should - hear
my secretary. She - had date -
the - other = night and - her -
boy - parked on the way -
home. - And before - she - could -
say I'm = not - that - kind - of
a girl" she was"
Speaking Of fairness, why isn't #
all right to give the doctor a rubber
check in return for a bouncing baby9
It's all right to SOW a crop of wild
oats, as long as you don't have it
threshed out in court.
We understand that you can't kiss
a girl Unexpectedly; the nearest YOU
can come to it is to kiss her before she
thought you would
Mother: When I was your age
young lady, a nice girl would never
think Of holding a young mans
hand"
Daughter: But mother, nowadays a
nice girl has to hold a mans hand. >"
Wisdom Knowing what to do next.
Skill: Knowing how to do it.
Virtue: Not doing it.
A farmer took the pig to town and
old it. With the proceeds he bought I
suit hat, pair of shoes, and then |
le tucked the bundle under the seat
nd said: "Giddap, Oriole, let's get
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-02

The year 1912 just ended brought to owner,
of royalties in Montana oil fields the great
est returns in the history of the Montana
oil industry-in 81 years of commercial de-
velOpment.
Only one year-1926-had any approach to
this record and that fell short of this mil
lion dollar year"
The year 1926 was the peak Of Kelvin sun
burst development, when th0usand-barreI
wells we're the order Of the day: when w. Nj.
Fulton, w. E. Rice S. c. Ferdig, Texas-Pa-
cific Coal g. Oil Co. and others were bring
ing in the big wells OF the rich East Sun
burst or Fulton Rice pool Those were far
more exciting days than 1912, which seems
almost prOsaic by comparison.
For the last decade, landowners ROYALTIES
have been about the only form of investment
by which the public could participate in the
earnings of the oil industry. The last financ-
ing Of any consequence was Santa Rita Oil
g. Gas Co., formed just 10 years ago and
financed largely by investors who today are
receiving Standard Oil New Jersey stock
in exchange for their Santa Rita stock, as
confirmation of the accuracy of their faith
in Montana oil There have been no more
such companies because public financing of
oil projects has been "out" since 1888.
Those investors who turned their atten
ton to purchase Ct landowners royalties. 2
especially in Cut Bank field. are the ones
who b.IvT@ prOfited by participation in the
million dollars of royalty income during 1912.
1t is an interesting fact that the 1912 "crop"
of fortunate royalty owners are not the ones
who enjoyed the fortunes of the former rec
ord nfI
full royalty owners are ones who fOresaw the
trend of development in Cut Bank oil and
gas field and bought royalties ahead of the
drill 1t is our observation that those who
prOfited most did much of their buying be-
tween the years 1892 and 1897. Thus five
year-Old investments were the ones which
had the heaviest "take" in the milIion-dol-
lar royalty earnings of the year 1892
We often think of royalties as the medium
which NAL es people 'rich over night" we
think Of the farmer whose land one day is
doubtful sheep pasture and the next day
finds oil flowing, with its attendant wealth.
That was true to large extent in 1926 when
the FultOn-Rice pool was developed but it
was not so true in 1892 The East Sunburst
district was for many years considered "out-
Hde" or marginal territory. Many royalty
buyers IN our organization refused to have
lnything to do with the district, calling it
ne "ten-barrel stripper area But the OPP
rators who went in intending to drill and
'roduce lO-barrel wells found proof to the
dage that "where you find a little oil,
here is likely fountain source nearby" Fer
Zig drilled some n wells before he hit the
ountain source-surprising himself with a
lowing well. Likewise, Fulton and Rice set
ut to drill lO-barreI wells, only to stumble
ITO gusher territory. Fulton Petroleum had
ne well that produced million barrels of
Il within Is months of its completion, on
ne Byrne farm.
Those were the days of fortunes over
light" yet slOw-mOving but expanded oil
ldustry in 1912 produced more oil than did
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-01-02
Ohio Oil Company
Drilling Report

Lavender OPC No. g.
NW3 SW3 SEA Sec. 30-51-100
Testing production 4O77
Custer Petroleum No. a.
Sec. 32-52-100, Oregon Basin
Acidizing 371
Ora SOnners Acct. 2 No. s.
Sec. 8-51-100
Testing production 4077.
Utah-WilIey No. p
NW3 SW4 28-56-97 (Garland)
Drilling 1865
PRYDE- WILEY No. p
NW3 NW4 25-56-97W
Cemented finch at 1852
Custer Petroleum No. 5(OregOn Basin)
NE NW3 SW4 32-52-1O0
Drilling 1853
Mishler- Badger No. tByrOn)
Lot ia, 56-97
Drilling 1905
Custer Petroleum No. 6
NE NE4 SCI 31-52-100
Rigging Rotary