Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 109, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 4, 1926 Page: 4 of 6
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Yesterday** Result*
Brooklyn 4. Boston 1.
New York 11? Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati 9. St. Lotii* 0.
Three game# scheduled. ~
Where They Play Today
Phiiadelplim at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn.
< tnciuuati at St. Louis.
Only ganiea scheduled.
Yesterday’* Result*
Shrcvejwirt 2.Fort Wurth 0.
Italian K, Wichita Falla |5.
Beauinont 9, Houston 4.
Wai-o-San Antonio, wet ground*.
Where They Play Today
Waco at Fort Worth.
San Antoni^ ait Dalia-
Beaumont at Wichita Falls.
Uouaton at Shreveport.
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Big Companies Will Develop Oil
■ Resources of Oooke County.
I verything is looking good for
orillipg cainpaigu to open in (*M>ke
<uiinty before the summer is over.
On account of tin*'shallow oil field
being develp]>ed at Nocona, in Mon-
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Marland Officers Looking Over
West' Texas Holdings.
San Angeio. Texas. May 3.—With
an exr^sa of 12,000 barrels of oil iu
storage and an increase in daily pro-
duction to 1.000 barrels promised by
completion of two wells this week,
the first crude from the I’ptou-t rane
county field was shipped ’ over the
soon be no trouble for lani ownew
to lease at good prices.
Drilling Contractors Prince anti
Prince will soon be at work in <*e
Callisburg field for the Vacuum (Ml
Company. From late reports three
wells will ^kely be started at
early daV at Callisburg.
From all reports the Vacuum Oil
Compny is very anxious to get oper-
ations started in the Callisburg field.
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tnanager# of Sanger BnitheiTJ
firewell bamptef Moadav fed
the ^augei ( 4f,. to Edwin L. J
Who has be>>n w|m manager fel
who i# going to Fort Worth ai.«J
atit general maAager. .1 H
merchandising iiiaimeer w#- >
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extract the food value# from wheat
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the wells to he put down at Bnl-
eher will find a shallow sand that
will make a paying welL Pat Hud-
son is arranging to spud in a well on
the Kidd farm some two miles south
of the Lanier well during the next
k few days. The Sun Oil Company
owns quite a block of acreage in the
Bulcher territory. Both Leo and
Bulcher are more attractive at this
time to the major companies than
'my other part of C * '
most *H the big companies
blocked acreage v^„ — — -
Fe railroad.
The Marland Oil Company is now
►" doing quite a lot of developing in the
. San Angelo oil field.
I company may do
( . B. Reavis of Whhesltoro. uJio is
interested in the oil field at Callis-
burg is in the city |o^l«y on business.
Mr. Rqajvi# owns onedi.-ilf interest in
a forVv-.five acre fai;m located between
the Lister ami Davis well/, one mile
east of Callisburg, If the Li-ter
should make a go<w| producer. Mr.
jleavis inay have a test drilled on
his farm.
Many Big Indian Stockholders Will
Come to Gainesville.
If the present program is carried
out, Driller John Marks will likely
start bailing and drilling the cement
plugs at the Lister well next Satur-
day. It will likely be the middle
of next week before the well will 1>©
in condition for.testing an of! sand
at 3900 feet. , It is reported quite
i number of the Big Indian -tock
holders will la* here from all parts
of the country’ to see tlie well brought
in. It has been four years since
the Big Indian stockholders first
started a developing campaign in the
Callisburg field, j •
Camels began to make warm
friendships their very first day on
the market. And they’ve been busy
making friends ever since F
pai<l sll.Otih for Southpaw Rube Mar
quard of Indianapolis. He was the
sematinn uf the minor-, the -star of
the .\m«-ri<-:iii Association.
His debut was most disap|>oiiiting.
The siribes referii’d to him as the
sII.immi lemon." In his first full sea-
-on. I'MIfl. the be*-t he could do was
win five and lo-»- 13. The following
year he broke even, with four w bi-
ll nd a good hunch of defeat-.
Marquard struck, his stride in lull,
winning 24 atpl losing only scien. In
1912 he won 19 straight game-, equal-
ing a world record.
After he once found himself. Mar-
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Washington 0. Boston 2.
Cleveland 3, Ntl Louis 1.
Philadelphia M New Y’ork 3.
Detroit 3. Chk-ago I. y
Where They Play Today
St. Louis at Cleveland-
Detroit at (liir-ago.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Yesterday’s Standing
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Washington L_
Detroit
Philadelphia .
Boston ....2.
St. Louis -4-2'
Only 4 cigarette of choicest
quality could ipake a record like
Camels. Quality made Camels the
world’s largest seUing^rigarette,
And quality has kept them far in
the lead. Their friends have in- cigarette. 'Tlave
creased by millions. most welcome t
Finest Turkish and Domestic
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Just every good feature of*a good
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top comtltion f«rg|
|£ Priced reasonable .
Ky be arratiasd by < a!
K Ed. M. Thompson,
Ink buildlnr
*w 0 Rood town lol 1
V; 4il-*>'te truck f4rnil
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K#-e<l land near :.<l
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teuld ow n your a t:
vjry «»nv of tlieii
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K and inspect tlx- M#
uk>m IltuiKalow witM
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Sr. I> Itilant.oii. H^.ifdii|
■ 743 South Grand av
■one 1IHZ-J; I’harles 1
niertt.
.'■h'reeznm “ 4n jin aching corn in
Uy that <x»rn itop© hurting, them
Lly you lift it right off with iin-
our dru£p*t sell# a tiny bottle of
hgrd corn, syfv i-vrw,
> the toe#, and tha
tBout torvnev pr ir-
strike, right over
high. Ju»t ►uch
bnad^ on >>«<! hal
nu#t lover or
Jd#t4, - than
*: Mn, .
While I hav«|
L* ir -TV i n •
.w .1# tore ildy brought to ni} attention
yuighty g#nal bitt »ns.
r Catcher Hargra c*
Vlub had ju#l |«> >|mm1 up to ihr.in-i when they are right over’”
jfieltLoir a perlet ’ ‘
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4 hall you would to Ih» hit »Nt
-Tf the lot.
} A» Hargrav.ts
. Rack in I9O*< the New Y’ork Giants quard stuck arcund for Is
pnd has been on? of the mopt valua-
ble left-handers
League.
Connie Mack ; is 1k»|mTiii] that,
‘Lefty <lrov.es will enadajte the
lewis of RuL,. Mariptard after, a de-
but equally disappointing.
"Lefty Groves was the biggest bust
i>f 1925 in the mjajors. He cost Con-
nie Mack SliHj.itiai and wasn’t worth
Mie-ienth of that amount.
What doe-:t|ie future hold for
Proves? hi the.career of Rtibe Mar-
piard Mack sees ho|»e of ultijnate suc-
Cnoke county at a later date,
all the major companie
be doing more or less
‘ every part of the county, as they M'
• have all had geologists looking over *
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Babe look* good at the bat,
wh^n L- iilrite# o«t."
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the i>re»ctit time A pitcher who can
trouble Hornsby uertaialy must huvk
>qm<fthing on the Lail
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tiutih chance-, of hi. club with tnej,
hr dwelled on the fart that hr rX|»e< ti
cd \;ic Keen and Halter Huntzinjp f
to uiin for him.
luipt sen-on Hi|Utzinger «#» use<|
ultlKWt exclu.iV) >« ■> relief piti her
bt t|u< New Vuk; Giants, while the
lw»d keen could dp
Cub- was win tw<> games
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4t college, Never# wa# Rtanforfl*#
► tar pit< ber y|n a# half ba>k. He
also was a# profqirnt a batsman a*
■ pitcher. He won many of hi# im
jHitjant gnipcs through bit bitting
much a# hii pltchapg,
Nyvers it th,, ideal athlete, a# fijr
a# physupu. it coreerne^, to 1* a > iW
restful pitcher. A six footerj the
po-sesvH of a powerful pair of boil].
he yet# pletrtv V0 the ball. |
collngk, and;at present. Nevins
underhand jutcher’. Dis Istyfle
i.igue <<>unty. tjjie major oil compan-
ies will pl.-tv the tforthwest part of
k <»oke county ip the vicinity of Bul-
p-heri. At this time one of the tha-
poi companies is having acreage block-
ed west of the Lanier well now
drilled on the Augu.-t Hyman
one mile we-t of Bulcher. It is re-
|M>rted Hie Lanier test had a very’
good ‘shoving oil recently at 13ih>
feet, ami the drillers could never get
a *-eat for the casing, -o the sand
wa- not. tested. The well is now
injhargc of a itew drilling crew and
i> being carried on down with hope#
of finding another sand around Jstal
|feet| r
The shelving of oil at tlae Lanier
well at .1 shallop- depth is phat has
lieeii attractive t<» the major eompan-i
ies and they will likely drijl one or
mor© ’Wells in that vicinity during;
the yeat. It is very likely some of
> Orient Railroad Sunday? Ten car#
started 2.0*0 barrels to the Gulf, via
San Angelo and the Santa Fe.
Marland Oil Company- officials, in-1
eluding New York bankers, on a tour
of Mjarland projeerties in the South-
west. were at McCamey. Upton
couniy, Saturday when tiie Orient
pppttled the ten cars at the loading
rack almost with as much speed as
“tlie Marland party’s train had pro-
ceeded west. The officials inspect
ed Marland trackage on the north
side* of the Orient at McCamey. 2.00UI
feet long and 350 feet wide, on whicn*
niorei |»ipe yards, warehouses, quar-
ters 'for th<* field force and a resi-
dence for the production superinten-1
dent will he built.
the county and the reports sent in
have been favorably for the finding
of oil in most any direction from
Gainesville. ’
Leases and royalties will be in de-
mand at good prices before the sum-
mer is over, as many wildcat wells
will l»e drilled before the year ends
and some of these wells will find
some good oil pools. *
The chances never looked as bright
for a big oil play for this cotmty
as they do at t"he present time. The
big companies have at last decided to
eohie in and take a hand in develop-
ing a big oil field here. It will
ly modern In i- k I
lift HVCtlUc' W III.-11
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lideiice with bath w nil
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fet. near Xorth S> I ■!
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twday. Mai 4th *'
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lldinj; tots in
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tnd ©.venue.
From School Teacher
To Great Eminence
A young man who was brought up
bn a farm, qualified for district
school «ea chef,
then managed to
save enough
|"£Bn money to put him
9bK through luedical
I / ‘‘oBege. /
iXter,’ 1X moved
to ttiiijli. N. Y.
hand Vj^tlay the i
"iiameMBT this man. |
Dr. It. v. Pierce, is '
knot's throughout j
th# wcrld. His
Golden Medicpl Discovery is the l>est
known blood mediciue and tunic. Mure
than fifty million bottles have been
•old. if your dealer does not sell
the Discovery, in liquid or tablets !
you can obtain a package of the tab-1
’ sending t>5c to the Dr. Piercy I
Buffalo. N. Y. Also writg I
for free medical advice.
with the Chicagq
„ w hile #afI
feting six defeats Hr worked ii<
part4 of 3U game-;
U liilr Hornsby is mighty modesty
HI mil ( his hitting
1-iati‘d the logic <>fl
' Hie r X phi i tied to m> why he made the
| ',’IMith lho»u l*ir, d»
• tough fur me to
#•► I lignred them
regular#.” ft
lLi|h pit< her* Jin' e
llornaby's eoiifid'- n< ►
i'l diy» of ptay, |Kven had
ifirtt kwo start-, ak
* he hlng ftp all la-t
Sfrange But True
. ? surprirod at
statement that n ote base hits
strike# that are;
kill- that just miss tjie’
strikes that cut the;
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that fact dur t lets by
Debut uf Nevert.
' The Babe look# go
e.tfen 1 *
That remark i# often’ made
Ruth after taking three healthy
«wing- in vain. *<itire# Io the k-m h
for the > u#t<>ma ryy drink.
TWfe i# M>mething in-pinAg in the
mt Ruth take# at) a half whether he
bit# a home rtm t>f mi##es it a mik.
Ernie Nevers, fafnou# Stanford ath-
lete, made hi# major league debut in
< a recent game against Cleveland.
SzMith|>aw Joe Khaunt struck him ont.
yet Never# impressed yotl with hi#
bfttting (K>wer despite hi# failure to
hit safrly. *
He didn't give the umpire a chafcre
to,<all any. The first swieg result-
ed in a long foul t4 left. On hi* ngxt
■ effort he #ent a long fly to,
: that just failed io drop into
ftand# byt it wa-< aiM> foul.
T7u third pi’t<H was a fast, high
J and inside. H,. look a terrific w!ql-
l<»M >ui«scrf a«ff *a# out. |<e «
niitdri you of tbf Babe, except lift
he l>at« rigli Irand'-d.
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is hii imd'-rliaiHl jiitihif*. flis sty&e
. is -ornewhat simrqiUr to that of Ciul
1 ,.May». exr-ept tfiut he doesn't get as
►l**w;with hi# urpi ©nd body Lef<»r<‘ d>-
Imring the ball I*
! During spring ^r:<ininq the HL
Iziui# < lub had him experiment Wiih
u siilenriu ilelivt-ri. I>e|ieving that ||e
might prove invre k*ff>> live. du<- l.irgl
ly #q the thought; that fee would <l|-
velujp brttpr eiflittpl.
Niter# still st|rk« to the tidd>i-
hand style, and !# n good prospect, hl#
greatest fault, of‘ rour-v. heiry* lack
j’of ek tteriem*. t
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