at
M
Y
JJ
I
IT
PA3E
two
losers
anrf
dinners
fn
Ryder
Cup
Golf
Contest,
England,
Week-End
Four
members
of
the
American
team
which
io.st
the
professional
golf
championship
to
England
Friday
and
Saturday.
They
are
deft
to
right)
Waiter
Hagen,
former
holder
of
the
British
title;
Gene
Sarazen,
Conner
U.S.
open
champion;
Leo
Diegel.
profession!
kiflgpirf
jajJd
Johnny
F
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rcll,
I'.S.
oprn
titleholdt-r.
They
crossed
to
EngnsrldttiO
Uie
Mam
etaniii.
shewn
herewith.
Below
are
the
&ipberfc!of
tie
British
Ryder
Cup
team
which
beat
the
American
gblf&fiijii
the
famous
annual
Rytksr
up
competition
at
Muirtewn
lid$;Hridjitrand
Saturday
Back
row,
left
to
right,
T.
II.
Crfton,'Fred!;nsn,
Archie
Compaon.
E.
R.
Whitcombe,
SteWitrt
Burns.
Seated,
left
to
right,
Audrey
Boomer,
Abe
Mitchell,
George
Duncan,
captain,
and
C.
A.
Whitcombe.
Baseball
Played
Between
Cloud
;
Bursts
at
tfeioJork
Yesterday;
,
Underdogs
Bht
Favorites
West
NEW
YORK,
April
29.
The
eastern
.
teams
plaved
1
1
111
A
1
11
i
r
i
-TTjt
"cuau
uetwtren
ciouuuursis
on
aunuay.
une
game
p"5vas
deleted,
another
cut
short,
and
a
second
portion
of
a
scheduled
double-header
at
the
Polo
Grounds
was
washed
y
.away.
;
;
righting
in
the
western
sector
saw
the
St.
Louis
Browns
continue
their
mad
pace
as
the
two
National
'favorites
fell
before
the
so-called
underdogs.
The
Cincinnati
Reds,
conceded
to
be
as
far
under
as
possible
for
the
uogs
to
gei,
ien
nicago
reeling
unuer
a
17
to
12
blow
at
Jess
nitched
his
first
wnnnfnrr
immo
nf
tVi
Pittsburgh
in
turning
back
the
Cardinals.
Babe
Ruth's
second
homer
and
Hoyt's
effective
"
4ng
pulled
the
Yankees
through
at
Washington.
CHANGES
MADE
;
SOCCER
LEAGUE
J
LONDON,
April
20.
Sheffield
ui!
:
Wednesdays,
by
drawing
with
i::.'
:
Jlurnley
on
Saturday,
got
the
need-
....
ed
point
to
give
them
the
cham-
pionship
of
the
first
divisin.i.
Rury
will
be
demoted
U
tne
sec-
u
.
..
Ofld
division
and
Clapton
Orieii.
nd
I'ortvale
from
second
to
.hlrd
diviaion
.
B0XING
COMMISSION'
iBIG
CROWD
AT
BALL
PRACTICE
Fifty
Players
Worked
Out
nt
Ac-ropollrt
Hill
Grounds
Yes-terday
Morning
1
There
was
another
enthusiastic
baseball
praetfce
at
the
Acrn.
The
Third
Lanark
and
th'4
I"
the
Senior
League,
tur
'
ll'.llk
Ti
J
.
,
m
.
.
H.J
M.&
L.
-
1
....
jn
j
ii
iv
i
nuvrrn
nrop
irom
ine
Ural
!
i
10
losa
me
Mil
for
a
ocomsn
nivir.ion
to
tne
second,
whiVe
Dtm!ee
Unifed
and
Merton
step
up.
The
Ranger
are
champions
of
the
first
division.
luiiine
oi
nonra.
mere
was
a
pcrb
game
in
which
Herman
Lobliek.
Bill
Lambfe.
Nlek
Chen-
il
and
B.
Gwyer
exhibited
their
i
talents
as
burlera.
j
C.yro
Club.
Elka
and
Native
it
soiri
m
m
itn
J
'
"
me
mree
pros-
iiLftDfAa
15
rL(WritljlPIBCtlve
t"nw.
hate
now
aigned
!
on
a
number
of
nl
.
,;.
JUNEAU.
April
29.
The
may
be
distribution
later
In
or-,
,.nouse
yesterday
afternoon
passed
der
to
mut-h
the
teams
as
evenlv
7f.U.-
Kill
.
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I
l
vi.
....
...
...vB.v.
wcwiiK
lwaiiir
p
H'Die.
1
ne
iSIKS
are
honing
committoion,
appointive
by
the
I
to
fo.m
a
elub
exclusively
-
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a
of
':
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,
I
I
I
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,
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SCORES
'
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'Saturday
Scores
1
National'
League
Cincinnati,
St.
Louis
2-7.
Chicago
8,
Pittsburgh
7.
Philadelphia
8,
Brooklyn-
3.
Boston
5,
New
York
4.
'
American,
League
St.
Louis
I,
Detroit
10.
New
York
9.
Philadelphia
7.
Washington
3,
Boston
2.
Cleveland
1,
Chicago
7.
Sunday
Scores
National
League
Boston
5,
Brooklyn
2.
Philadelphia
2,
New
York
8.
Chicago
12,
Cincinnati
17.
Pittsburgh
6,
St.
Louis
2.
American
League
Philadelphia,
Boston
3.
New
Yprk.
7,
Washington
2.
.
St.
Louia
6,
Di-oit
3.
Cleveland
1,
Ch'jeago
Z.
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New
York
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St.
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Cincinnati
t
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Brooklyn
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7
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IKilis
Hill
grounds
yesterday
mor.ting
in
anticipation
of
thcst
Loula
f
ort
hromlpg
season's
aeti
vitlea,
;
Philadaiphla!
.'
.m..
fifty
player,
representing
New,
York
;.
,m-.
three
clubs
that
will
h
n.iruJ.
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I
Cleveland
.
.
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Chicago
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
8
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6
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Washington
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6
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Calgary
Grad
Again
Saturday
Night
.025
.462
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.400
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MERALOMAS
ARE
CHAMPS
on
at
i
Kiks
membera.
CALOARY.
April
29.The
vthivn
tku
hit
kT
HS'Sfffl'
-
-
IVnneouTer
Jleralomas
won
the
of
three
member.,
the
flnit
,
to
hold:
J,k
de
Jausherand,
who
has
Wern
Canadian
-girls'
basket-
oirice,
respectively,
far
one.
two
hn
mh4h.i.
...j
.
u.ii
.i
i...it.
rr.i.
and
three
years,
and
thereafter
th
r.H,.i
ri...-.
.
.
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ai.'
.
-
.
"ci""
inuuire
orcnesira
-
mgni,
ueieaiing
ine
uaigary
uraas
lor
hrco-year
terms
as
vacaflcles
;
here,
sailed
lt
nrhf
nn
i..'27
tn
ir.
nml
tnMnir
tti
mnmi.
h
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for.
Vancouver.
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to
39.
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1
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
April
2Q
PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
Written
Especially
for
the
Daily
News
by
the
Sports
Edltm-
i.a.wrjoiLM'ETER
(HANS)
WAGNER
One
of
tfafsreatest
Ball
Players
.
afiiinnwfl
niihlirltv-
rf
..-
.
en
une
o!
me
greatest
iw
y.-jr-
.,..,
,,....1.
,
ierof
nil
tjmeand
also
one
jMUKIICI,
throughout
the
,N
efrcuit
with-
HUldinjci
and
i
base
.
.
-
nis
major
league
'vftrs
with
tfr
Pittsbursrh
Pirates.
Wagner's-
first
professional
:
i
baseball
job
was
with
Steuben-;
I
fill.
Ohio,
in
the
Interstate
SWIMMI.N'fi
TRIAfi?
!
.League'
when
he
was
paw
$35
ai
FOR
OLYMPICS
TO
...
,
nf
Wa8
J'E
IN
VANCOUVER
getting
$90-
from
the
Patarson
I
.
.
:
j.
.
.
Club
of
tho
Atlantic
I.airue.
He
a
.
...,
.
.
..
1L
Itiegan
witn
trm
Louisville
CIUD
of,
to.
r
v,
n"
...
.
.
.
.
'
-
flOUIIIK
L1IC
UIIULI
iriiL
Hi
the
old
National
League
in
1897
tand
stayed
with
Barney
Dreyfuss
iwhen
the
latter
got
his
Pittsburgh
franchise
in
1900.
He
was
one
of
the
strongest
and
most
intelligent
basebal)
players
in
the
major
leagues.
One
of
the
proudest
feats
of
his
career
was
his
first
i
home-
run
ofXi
Christy
Matthew-son
on
August
16,
1913.
He
'(!
ft.
.:!
.i.i.l
i
I!;'
..
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l
"
"I
in!
We
Offer
incr
vpnr
And
tha
!cl'o'AVi
that
the
1932
Olympic
Trials
would
be
held
In
Vancouver.
were
the
principal
results
of
the
annual
meeting-
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Swim-
ming
Association
here.
NAVY
CAPTURES
I
HEILBRONER
CUP
1
n
1(117
Via
ViQd
Am
ttt
f
Aci
a
BllArf
t:
Rair
manf
Tha
"
lrtm
ia(
1
1
ing
goods
t""""
store
oiutc
in
Pittsburgh
i
'uui(u
and
was
very
close,
-ov,
the
aggregate
H.Bii:
score
tunc
.
-
,
M
-
V
f
tf-J
1
f
I
(
1
.
J
I.
.
His
modesty,
good
nature
ano
even
disposition
are
such
as
umpires
manages
amateur
team
as
n
pas-
being
641
to
CIO
in
favor
of
the
and
league
off
icials
desire
in
every
,
time,
often
taking
part
in
the
Naval
Reserve.
There
were
teams
player
and
his
relations
with
hi
Kames
.
He
also
contlnnes
his
in-
of
seven
men
eaeh
and
the
possible
employer,
Barney
Dreyfuss,
never
terest
Jn
big
league
baseball
and
was
700.
The
shoot
was
on
the
caused
the
latter
a
moment's
wor-;fteT1
ffoe.i
to
Forbes
Field
to
re-
R.C.Js'.V.R.
range.
rv.
He
led
the
National
League
,1CW
uf'iuuwiaiiees
jmu
maKe
new
for
several
seasons
fn
batting,
friends
with
yoonger
players
yielding
and
base
running.
whose
ideal
he
is-
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
1G.
,foto16d
Cloudy,
c!r
44.
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AiyanihPart
tlWdy,
utm,
4$.
Alice
Arm
Part'
cloudy,
calm,
40.
1
Anvox
Clear,
calm.
48.
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!
Stewart
Part
elmxly,
calm,
44.
Port
Simpson
Light
north
wind,
part
eloudvG.,
,
'llaysport
Clear,
calm",
41.'
ildren's
Colds
450,000
SHARES
Checked
without
"doaing'Rubor.
V
VAPORiir
Sport
Chat
I
I
TJi
f
r
Tin
iCIose
Shoot
on
Indoor
Range
Yes-1
U'rior
In
looking
forward
tn
'"
h"Mterday,"HerIment
Losing
'active
'tennis
eaon.
Officer,",
Gil
to
G10
the
TennU
Club
there
CZ
elected'
for
the
ym
,
,..'
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
j
president,
T.
J.
Thorp;
jeertT''
attUeserve,
eserve,
for
rpr
the
the
first
lirat
time
time
in
in
the
tne
;
'.
Rain;
treasurer,
Miss
i
:r"'
,
,.,
.
man
as
yoir
like,
was
oorn
most
popular,
John
t
r
.
(Hans)
huinrv
r.oi,..,t
v-,.,
nf
fV,
irm.hv
which
wn
Wagner,
thrilled
MIHIICM
the
tans
.
1sm
Ai,nllt
.v.
uic
im
iic
bp.
uc-
nrwspntid
cscincu
in
uf
102S
liv
Mnx
1MM
ii,
mil,
nuuui-
mue
,
.iiua,
inn-1
omlthers''
t?irl
;t;onaI
Leanue
gan
to
earn
his
livelihood
as.
a
bronef
for
thebest
tgnnhoU
on
an
j
nflun.i
r
.1.-
"
.
recent,7
visits
brilliant
ltant
b-atting
b-atting,
barber
he
manifested
his
interest
Indoor
range
with
.22
rifles,
won
t,nii
.,11
.
won
a
t,a1t
f
1
i.ii
.
.,
f..-
k
lull.w.-
fi
I
15
running
nntng
dunng
OUnng
111
uuncutlll
as
uu
amaicut
me
jicriujuiici
uu'
ii
vuiiii'ctviviV'1
career
career
01
of
-
I
c
21
.1
Since
his
retirement
from
baseball
with
a
team
from.
FJrat
Nor,!
II,
from
the
ff-.
competition.
The
game
Wa,i6
lude
to
an
enjoyable
dance
t
Z
Club!
UUnl
Ule
C0mB"B'S
The
Prince
George
AtMet1
Aasoefctlon
fs
meeting
wijh
iJf
cm
Itt
ita.
efforts
to
rciuvc.-tt
all
kirrtJt
of
sports
in
the
in.
r
'
town,
particularly
&nmg
r-,
younr
people.
The
a-..
.
:
u
to
ftold
1U
firt
annual
(i,in--
Wmf
...
TP
'LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
i
nunc
09
Cartige,
Warehousing,
ant
WJstrfbutintf.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravd
We
Specialhea
In
Plans
id4
Furniture
Morlnc.
NORDON
CORPORATION,
limited
Incorporated
Under
the
Laws
of
the
Domlnlori
qf
Canada
4
f
i
MEAD
OFFICE:
Vancouver,
B.C.
ADMCJ1STR
ATTVK
OFnCES
-TtLrirr.
AlJvrfi
1
A..U.
r.Wt.
''
!
CAPITALIZATION
.
Autborized-S,000,CO0
Shares
of
no
par
value.
To
be
presently
issued,
Including
this
offering,
2,000,000
Shares
rv-.
The
Company
Has
no
Funded
or
Other
indebtedness:
REGISTRAR
AND
TRANSFER
AGENTirUirl
Trtn
CVTwirWfWliinlpfi
ud
ViSiuVS?
DIRECTORS
Cl
M.
Itnky,
aigwy,
Albert,
President
and
General
Manner;
frnirrW
Vice-Preaident
and
General
Manager
Hucfwrn'
Bay
Mar-lasd
Oil
Co.,
Chief
Geologist
Rocky
Mountain
Diviaion
Empirt
Gas
and
Fuel
Co,
Chief
Geologist
Afartand
Oi!
Co.
of
Colorado
antf
Geological
Department,
United
Sutes
Geological
Surrey.
C
C.
Willi,
Los
AngaN,
California,
Manarti
Director
of
United
State
properties;
consulting
geologist
and
engineer,
formerly
duel
assfcUnt
to
Director
in
charge
of
Geology
Snd
Research
of
Marland
Oil
Companies;
formerly
geologist
Associated
Oil
Co.,
Director
St.
Lonis
Royalty
Co.
Samuel
R.
Smith,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
Vice-rresident
and
Assistant
General
Manager;
oil
operator,
formerly
chief
of
Land
Department,
Hudson's
Bay
Marland
Oil
Co.
RoImvi
S.
Moran,
Los
Angeles,
Californb,
Comurimg
Geohgiit
and
Engineer;
former
y
Geokgbt
SUndard
Oil
Co.
of
Califpmia.
NO
It
DON
CORPORATION
LIMITED
la
a
Canadian
company,
acquiring
the
property
of
Nordort
Corporation
and
other
valuable
.oH
lease
and
royalties,
deriving
substantial
present
Income
from
exUrinff
oil
fields
of
the
United
SUtes,
direttcd
by
technical
and
eracl
tul
talent
of
the
highest
order,
which
will
largely
devote
Its
efforts
ri
development
of
oil
in
the
fields
of
Western
Canada.
Kordan
Corporation
had
its
Inception'
earfy
in
I9JI,
to
acquire
xceptkiu
opporlunitier
in
various
oil
district
ol
Canada
and
the
United
Stat
auder
the
guidance
of
Mr.
C.
G,
Willis
and
aociatl.
rRortnTY
HOLDINGS
i
Leases
UJXQ
arm
and
royafcy
unr
ieOO
aim
on
sevenths
distinct
oil
areaal
of
the
United
States,
and
10400
acres
in
prospective
valuable
area
in
Western
Canada.
United
State
royalty
interests
include
portion
of
landowner's
royalty
in
one
of
the
finest
leases
i
the
SanU
Fe
Springs
field
of
Calilorsla.
Five
wells
have
here
been
completed
to
recently
discovered
deep
and
very
prolific
sand
and
thirteen
more
well
arerdritBaar
on
the
company's
royalty
acreage.
In
Stxt
Hnito,
ceaipaay
owns
royalty
under
70,000
acres,
l
the
latest
prodncitg
oil
area
in
the
United
State.
In
Ttxtutht
latest
maibr
producing
flaU
in
the
Unifed
Stales,
company
owns
lease
on
7J0O
acre
in
Midland
county,
part
of
which
is
now
bring
drilled
or)
acreage-division
bjaiat
by
Mme
of
the
'artier
operating
companies
(
the
industry
;
leaMn
200
acres
in
Crockett
county,
where
i.JOO
checkerboarded
acM.
transferred
on
acresge-dlvWorr
basis,
Is
being
drilled
by
Marland
Oil
Co-,
and
W
A.
Moncrieff,
and
whrrt
within
tlx
past
few
days
one
well
reached
the
sands
and
was
bailing
at
the
rate
f
218
barreh
d'ly.
with
prop
cts
that
a
big
producer
would
ba
brought
M:
fcasrs
on
60
acre
in
Tecos
county,
on
the
Fort
Stockton
"high";
and
lases
on
1.000
acres
in
Ward
eotmty
on
the
Soda
Lake
structure.
In
Ohhkomii,
one
hall
of
roy
alty
under
160
acre
on
top
of
large
eora-drill
structure
In
the
Wilcox
sand
area,
where
Marland
Oil
Co.
own
tht
kise
on
Nordon
royalty
acreage.
In
Kamat,
acreage
in
the
vicinity
of
the
recent
discovery
Just
north
of
Wichita,
Central
Kitosai.
Jn
Ohio
leases
on
80
acre
In
eastern
part
of
state,
where
a
weR
witnint
one
mile
has
Just
come
in
with
yield
f
100
barrel
ol
high-gray-ity
Pennsylvania
crude.
Olhtr
royaltlet
and
Uaut
art
unJrr
option'
or
nttotMon
In
Sunt
a
Ft
Sprints
firtd
mil
In
etktt
jitUs
in
Tridi
and
Xtw
If
t
iiro
B.
T.
Hale,
CatffUT,
AlbfHt,
formlCWf
Gleflit,
Ilixitoa'i
By
Mirlwd
Oil
Company;
Jornmiy
TDtobrfAi
tfpl
r
MarU4
Oil
Compwy
tl
Mtxko.
-
t7.
Maior-Crneral
D.
M.
Ilaaarth.
II
S
rt
CMC.
Tl.
On.
Urio,
Director;
Director
Sherriti-Cordon
Mines,
Ltd,
Sudbury
Basin
Mines,
Ltd,
etf.
"
Col.
C.
U.
II.
MaeAlp4ne,
Toronta,
Ontario,
President,
Dominion
Explorers
Limited;
Director,
Sudbury
Basin
Mints,
Ltd.,
(tc.
Mackenai
Willlama,
B.SeM
Toronto,
Ontario,
Director;
invest,
men!
banker.
E.
E.
Campbell,
M.r,
Toroato,
Ontario,
Director;
formerly
Assistant
General
Manager
Granby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smettiog
and
Power
Co.,
General
Superintendent
United
Verde
titration
Mining
Co.
ITIF.9E1VT
REVENUES
i
Royalty
revenue
from
llrrwell
In
SanU
t
Springs
field
wHll
presently
be
at
raU
of
tjOOAOO
per
annu
j,
and
rate
Is
expected
to
reach
SSOOflOO
per
annum
before
the
end
of
this
year,
as
thirteen
more
well
are
being
drilled
on
royalty
leases
Further
revenue
are
expected
from
Texas
and
New
Meaka
fields
from
well
now
drilling,
'
FINANCES
i
I'rwn
completion
of
this
pretent
financing
tho
roupany
will
hv
In
eacrsa
of
11,100,000
m
rU-frmuTy,
INTENSIVE
CANADIAN
OI'F.irATIONStTae
Dnm.
,
.data
objective
of
the
Corporation
is
largr
rxpamion
of
Itt
eper-atioas
in
the
proiwtiv
fields
of
Western
Canada,
whtrt
Itt
tuff,
in
possession
of
valuable
geological
data,
believes
some
I
the
most
important
structures
on
the
continent
may
be
developed.
PRINCIPLES
OF
OPERATIONS
iThe
princlplet
wtkh
have
been
and
wilt
be
followed
by
the
Corporation
in
building
up
revenue
necettary
for
execution
of
lu
policies,
used
with
marked
success
by
the
great
royalty
companies
of
the
United
State,
wifl
be
rigidly
adhered
to,
thu
eliminating,
in
largest
measure,
drilling
operation
tho
most
costly
and
most
baiardoul
branch
of
th
Industry.
Lease
and
royaltle
win
be
negotiated
over
a
wide
eprra.f.
thus
mlmmUing
hazard
of
lost
and
increasing
tht
chance
Tl
bin
lucCrfl.
TAe
Corporation
it
not
drWint
eompany
and
tviU
hi
optruliont
in
thai
dkretion
,oiely
to
offt
drilLt
vkn,
"ToPn-otions
art
mptraUvtly
dimanded
In
protection
)
Hi
twVl,,
PERSONNEL
i
The
Handing
of
the
directors
of
',Hn
Corporation
I,
of
the
highest
order.
VtGn
he
prosiwctlve
field
of
Western
Canada,
with-
the
widest
ttZriinZ
m
eontinental
nil
affair.
Managing
Director
C
O
WUuT.S
the
credit
fot
dUcovery
of
several
ol
the
Important
field!
fc
the
Lot
Angele
Basin.
From
time
to
time,
anncmcemera
m
in,
Vt
k-.-.
.....c.i.,
u,u
imemauonaf
reputatloa.
Application
wilt
b$
modi
tor
tht(nt
on
Eastern
and
Wnlirn
Sttxk
Ex(kaiei
Llteratare,
with
halftone
and
maps,
containing
fart
lie
r
detail,
gladly
furnished
upon
request.
SJ.OOjlfM
SHARK.
n
piVl
Trm
of
SnwMTtptton
PAYABIi
$1.00
WITH
AITLICATION
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