La Grande evening observer., May 07, 1932, Page 6, Image 6

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, IA GRANDE, OREL
Saturday, May 7, 1932
Page Six
Ex-Crown Prince Supports Adolph Hitler j;
ACTION CAUSES
GUESSING AS TO
ULTIMATE RESULT
Some Believe Kaiser's Son
Sees Democratic Ger
many as Only a Passing
Matter.
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enra twvazttM. 'HX't reaotnnrr-i rf i
and ce.r- Bcxseaatcira ,
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"7'jia.j trier is discreet stTenre Oft
.Tf J-" .Sl..-C-Z T-! Kraw! ifceir ireTemejKa of eaa-
ff tfar, anasa 'dJetacw tor the stay praaarw.
Railroad Group
Endorses Steiwer
And Hal E. Hoss
arts fcae faery Sfitar tn Ot ; at sataJyua?
t tunrje saasrir eaeeejs sJaas was earned
i memmea saet wse raaar are ratlssrai ton am gx Today wtta Use
! asher veaSartt HOB Bn BoliTlEir int'liib Hi tf fciata Mli
f ' ezSScaiz bocaekofd robSHna. betsrres Jaj-ct the qk of Saber sarins decrees.
ttbias, an woman; thrmit trirnm-1 la keu wSo. weeks wtesoot end
tfcx hecaehouS tasks w-aeTrcijcaay. I ia ,ia nnactt. bin is. jccadiaz so
torejer. Cart G. Baifc. bpakaaa: ! 5 few, rf ia --- -ok. I2
teal-jet tse 2aeway t&rex-day ccjmc- . bc-akef-s work eartie- as w2 as
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SlG.l 1VO FLOCK
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worn a a tfe-j s?a--ei ansaior FrJe-rf:
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tba laL.lFiarfr bos to fa'-J bt'jeelia nlBr. soCX vbeas
aa as eCOoaaeT axsars poasr Ox: a3 40 $3.k
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t vijar ttoac ccaTaaw Eay aa cva. pbT
tavaal afflon hmwiaal aaa! wntal :
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thai Hotter m tho 3-acai , -' -.,-. State fcnaa from 3rjltaai ?
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of ttte smhsj iVt?&i rocera pk7:T. Pratt Repebitean.
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fce tevian c ail m:A earo awe tnaa iTthcaaaa W Ib, ReeuMlcan.
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corjpzecr vsui the fact t&at (ride- : amis ISaaOc BJeiser; abeep eaa:
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tf; cepartmenta reearre FTcer cenalrier- :. -
2' iaoc.- ia tie oprnx exposed b7j H INVlrrr; UK lr
!3d!ss Cajatex.
TSere vas a Ore rnfaeu Obe wecnan L close: all? tlK: J'itT t3i- October
jwnoae wane wai nerer cvsce raa;o'i.
ipitletJ for her Son? bctira bcrt actmirei Caab- viieat: Wa. 1 nortnera
. for her aeetanpjJsirrEerita. Tbat. to-a- ; Bo. I nortbera 6,; Set 3 aortnera
E e'er. as rn tbe car wtea I here waa 1 55. .
1)0 YOU
EVER GAMBLE?
The B!e Ifatmtaffl Oil Cetnpanr. who bare option on
acres of Sand tn Union Count;, bare rlarted drUl
ttlx cnmuci on tbe B-Jtchinaon ranch at Vntso.
Tier taw reaebtd a ctepth of 30- and their aqmn
is of tbe Terr best obtainabie.
The ccmpinr M composed of btlalno men of both
La Grace and Bnlon. At tfcia time the? find they
haa reaeaect tne Emit of their financial resources and
are aakxBr the asautasce of those who are Interested
to her? frusta tne wen to the depth at which the
experta ' they ana bring In a good ra now-
Tne cmUer in charge baa bad a great deal of expert
tEce m - ; and be makes toe following statement;
-It wul require rncet $3JX0D0 to fink the weU to
a drpti of COT - wfcere be feels certain a eas ffcrw
can be brought in of at least 3J00.0W) cubic feet,
wsicli at present prices would be worth approxlmateiT
ajao or? a day. This work can be done in at least 60
efciTa ttrre
la order to obtain this financial atalstance. the
company is offering tOJQOO shares of stock, which baa
aj par rahat as tlO. at 13c per snare. They feel this
wtH be ample for the completion of the well and to
reacct the gas Gov below.
Twar possibilities are for return. Should, a gaa flow
of the asm estimate of 3,500,000 cubic feet be brought
is ao could be soki to net a return of 220 00 a day.
the would mean elu2.90O.OO a year. As there are only
125XC0 shares issued and the stock to be sold will
zatae oat of this 125J0GO, it is ear tot you to ltgtire
am: your stock would be worth. The driller also
emphasized the fact that with a gas flow of 3 .SCO .000
redHe feet on an issue of 123.000 shares, a fair esU
enate es the- ralae of the stock could be 5.00.
Those Interested, please communicate with the Blue
Uoaatais Oil Company. P. O. Box 607. La Grande.
Oregon, or rail phone Ko. 344-W for an appointment.
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