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Phoif Your Want Ads 06 WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCRAT, wnont.AND. CALIFORNIA, 'MONDAY. APRIL 23, 1931. DIVERSIFIED OIL IWolf Track Athletes SPREADS MAILED WinSecond; Humphrey Breaks Two Records SAN FKANCISCO Checks cover ing April 20 disbursements on Diversified Royalties, Oil Royalty Spreads Nos. 1 to 13 inclusive are being mailed certificate holders today, according to A.

H. Songey, Northern California manager for Diversified. IHOMER GIVES ti tr I 1o Fur vnnre til come. California's Ballet Woodland high's "track and field Jack Snodgrass of Woodland also athlete won second place ir. the class pve a st, creditable ferfonnance winnine the half mile in 2 min I 2 VALLEY LOOP GAMES CALLED, Songey also stated tnac jjiversuieu is now offering Spread No.

14, Spread No. 13 having been all sold. Spread No. 14 consists of 27 royalties located WOLVES WIN li meet at tne uavis. iJii.iin.

stopol finished first. utes, 1 second. Millsap Ruled Out the proven neias oi oignai nm, Qot, irp nrinps. Kettleman Hills, The points: I Sevastopol, 4t 5 Woodland, 40 '2; Placer, 30 5 12; Pittsburg, 15 Ukiah, 13; Grant Union, 3 7 12; Clear Lake, 32; Petaluma, Roseville, W. Placer Union won the meet a year OVER CHICO VETERAN STARS Millsap, the Wolf sprinter, copped the 100 yard dash but was disqualified in the 220 yard sprint by Starter Wilbur Adams, who ruled that he was breaking ahead of the gun.

Wclf fans objected to the decision. The Class summary follows: 100 Yard Won by Millsap (Wood i a Placer): Huntington Beach, Poso Creek, North Eel ridge and Kern Front. This spread has 50 producing wells and 500 proved locations for additional wells. Among the oil companies purchasing the oil. and gas in this spread are Standard, Union, General Petroleum, Associated, Signal Hill and MacMillan.

IT I. aO, OUL UWai.ll A disappointed team of Redding Tigers left Woodland Sunday afternoon about o'clock for their home fo. tio Twnlai scheduled frame Spread IVO. a yai i $50,000. Beneficial interests are oi with the Oaks had been called off be cause of rain.

Redding had come to fered in amounts of 5100 and multi uamstm sc. The class A entrants had more lt cs iSre Shtadl trouble breaking records than has that time, the ohu 1M in past, only George third, Keegan (Analy); iourt'fl, Paulson (Grant). Time 10.2. 220 Yard Won by Branstettet (Placer); second, Sing (Placer); third, Keegan 1 (Analy); fourth, Alaskin, Woodland. Time 22.4.

New rceord). 440 yard Won by Blank (Analy); Second, Bwratto (Pittsburg); third, Mahurin (Ukiah); fourth Friday, Mtr. ji Timo si Tied record). ples thereoi. ine royalties are ytuu monthly to a national bank as trustee for direct monthly disbursement' to interest holders.

Spread No. over a period of 30 months has returned $530.04 for each $1,000 invested." set Un Chifr onJ. 'two. thr in ai off. Balboa's sensational stbet their hal to Rive tin locals ano i Woodland wun a strengcneni in hopes of tripping the aks.

The ii lews Cotusa game could not be player! either because of a rain soaked diamond. One Hit Game The veteran Joe Manager came within an ace of pitching a perfect game when Grass Valley defeated Roseville, 2 to 1. Manger mches higher th the 'tl of! Six new records were established STOCK 880 Yard Won by Snodgrass (Woodland); second, Barratto. (rs lTuv H' livinfs e. Following were the points chalked Analy i lt fh ime was even up bure tnira, rui" Time 2:01.

University fourth' Mahuvin (Ukiah). SLIGHTLY DOWN throughout, with neither team ev hvino mnm Hum a two run adva iesel'has recovered starof" Oakland. e7; Yallejo and Santa 'iMv OVVodland) third, Door Lodi, (Analy). tafre tonv Parino and Dan Gari'iS' did the heavy hitting nut a. safe bio for the Wolf 23; for the Wo! fourth, ian witter ana umpanv, Sacramento NEW YORKr The stock Market.

was touched tor out one nit. inc Grass Valley gam had to be called in the eighth when it start ed pouring. Macicl, Roseville pitched, tossed good enough ball to win nine out of ten games. Marysviile had an easy time beat ing Chico, 11 to 2. but the game was protested.

The Colts, state in tneir protest, which has been filed wita: Secretary Warren Davison at Colusa, that the Marysviile field was unfit to play on and that the game had to be delayed several times because ol showers. I A doubleheader will he played at; eaeb Ri, J. 'h, hon (Clear Lake). 15. sightly according' to Mon Quota day's Uow Jones 16 Low Hurdles Won by Van Ripper HoLh rmijo, unujii, jjjvib, one Or land, li; Winters, Elk Gruve, San Juan, Clarksburg, Grass Wc stlake.

Miller, an ga merer! three hits I'm teams fielded well, to Woodland's three. Next Saturday the Open Close coNin. Humnhrev OVonJ Valley, Humuhrev Breaks Records iland): third, Blank (Analy); fourth, i Griner, (Analy). Time 23.S. (New 33 35 Transameriea Caterpillar Pac.

Ltghting So. Calif. Edi P. G. Woodland the next time Redding Oroville.

i Box score follows: Woodland I Player A i Cook, If and comes here to make up for feund; star for Woodland's Class team He by Woodland; second I 10, set a new picnic record in the high Pittsburg; fourth I hurdles, when be stepped over the VV 1 0 barriers in 15.1 seconds He also seL'. I Johnsor Johnson Golden State Milk Brown, postponed game. The same plan will apply in the case Widows and Colusa. Scores, hits, errors and baaerus fw broac jumping marK ior uavis GarHs cn (Wood. Standard Oil 0'by leaping 20 feet 0 inches lACK in the form that made him for the t.

'and)) and McDowell (Analy) tied fori' second and third. Ferguson Placer) Byi on Jatk on meet schediifea paJ ino, Jur.e. Silva, and If (1 nut. Frev .1 fjkiab 1 1 surreme in the 220 vr.rd dash l.os nseic i oral years asro. blond Hob iescl.

ac 1 sprinter of the University of Caiiior a her I oast aces Qen ne IM UltfUK'i'e, It) of the limelight, for recent per Garrison, 2b ormances include Jimmy Qai.j ma. oi nxre burning un me i (J; Humphrey was nosed out in the (jj low hurdles by Van Ripper of Placer, but the Auburn boy made 01 the amazing time of 2.3.8 seconds, which is last enough to win in 0 i most, college meets. It was a new 01 mark for the Davis picnic and it ifir Coast cinder sensational uccro nuaricr miu Re0! ...121 122 ...103 ioa land Mattson rrxsoui 1 i u. o. (Roseville) and Reed (Grant) tied for General Motors I fourth.

Height 11 feet, 3 inches. (New Anaconda Copper Won by Ford (Ukiah) Amor. Telephone. second, Di Mercurio (Pittsburg) I American Can, V. U.

third, Neely (Analy); fourth, Vogen Mont. Ward Ison (Petaluma). Distance, 4S feet, Tobi A S'li Inches. (New record). for Sunday's games follow Roseville Grass Valley Batteries: Maciel ami Manger and Alloway.

Score: Chico Marvsvillc Batteries: Carter, Colmi field; Ohleyer and Brock. Standings that ho wasn't inter Angeles Johnny Lyman, Stanford's Mtine 0 osted in making the Olympic team, bur ho put fj I PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE iy i LXredTa KS ininry last no ho of has been leaping tc Totals 2B 42 Lost Pet. Football Throw Won by i. and laiK'rt 10 compete mosi. 43 thi hi.r irac'k events.

i on 1,0 ui 1 Player 4 810 (Analy) second, tei! oa uwi third, Blank (Analy); fourth, Ti afor Amer. Tob. I Los Angeles Missions .750 50 Bullet Hob has recovered from this Stanford, but the tarinau on It Tu, tow head from i track meet rom the Bears as usua Ue. i as from his op 81 to 50. Lyman put the lb pound Westlake, 2b distance iv eee.

di ...10 10 in both sprints during im sisot oij. Saei Miller. 24 52 past month or so. and he is pointing; record. Grass Valley Marysviile Willows Roseville Woodland Redding Colusa Chico Broad Juan 1L I (Woodland); second, Frey 49! third, Wonjr (Placer): Fourth, Kee United Aircraft (Analci Distance 20 feet 9 Chrysler inches.

(New record). Total sales 1,110,000. nurh Worn he Howard 0' Oakland 9 12 Seattle 8 13 "'Hollvwood 8 13 cf vhmckico Splits Asp, rf Portland WHEAT .0 lo aiv); Lorua tl'iaeen anu ouiufq i' ini nl ol tmrl fm cipfnnd and! I teTs nTL 1 An (Grant) Beilyea (Plae Sacramento 1, San ianusco i. I For(? Analy) tied for fourth. July Honors in Nine A inl Team Track Meet .77 arae cancelled, wet louuo.

5 feel id'a inches. New tec i Sentember 11 9, Portland 2 1. Five Records Shattered As Wildcats, Win WINS 1 FOR W0( Marysviile Man i Wins Boat Race 1 r. GR I OLE VN A. Chico i srhV track and field team 'nrokc oven in the nine conu' ivd invitational meet staged ord).

The Dow Jones averages follow: DaughertvTf Dav'Se of Win SO Industrial, 105.92 off 0.42 ters and Hendnper of Clarksburg were 20 Rails 50.50 off 0.12 point winners in the Class division, 20 Utilities 20.59 off 0.17 Daugherty finished second in the i high hurdles, won by Davioni of Fort Bi agg in 10.0 seconds. Sale ran third, How Annoying ll'errinser tied with Camuagba ol 1 A W0Tnatl explorer soys the saddest University High, and Smith ana ha 1 in the jangie is when the Hollywood 3 3, Seattle 0 4. Oakland 3 1, Los Angeles 13 6. How Series Ended Sacramento 2, San Francisco 4 Missions Portland 1. Hollywood 4, Seattle 3.

Oakland 1, Los Angeles G. OROVILLE (VXA) Ward An ille took first place Saturday afternoon at oncney 1 i gillcy of Mary: i.he Wood ouiL'Ca aajtoc races ncm imited division 1 iriR the limited di land Hicr'h 't 1( icoln 8 to 0 Sat the Feather river hero Sunday by a point. hi. unlimited nrovdh Loat dub, inline up iioo All the Wolf netsters were hnvin.j: ond dav in both doubles and smgf mos ot rtan.on 101 1 11(irmanent wave finally And tbat. Fourth place 111 tne hign jump.

Fir 1 I NATIONAL LEAGUE (Special to CHICO. (VNA local records fell by the wayside Saturday afternoon as the Chico State Wildcat track and field team upset the dope to defeat the University of Nevada tracksers. 81 50, in a Far Western Conference practice dual meet on the Chico oval. Havnfls. frosh powerhouse.

the thick of l'ho competition, yeinuinir ideria of San Kamon won tne event with a jump of 5 feet inches, eiisw Won Los Pet. riaiurrlay oiatca mcaaea a us acock ac lie, caai. They played Lincoln Iwicr Sara acaecl.a Junior Enters Public Life cino loco Qta Gridley Now York 0 1 8o Next. Collcorc Davis and raiimiled Krhnn record when he iwock the Wolf Marvsville. 25; to Tloseville the Rail vious meeting, ran the 1120 yard high hurdles in i for a return match DIVERSIFIED ROYALTIES, LTD.

announce that the monthlv disbursements on Oil Royalty Spread to 13, including April 20th payments, total as follows: :15.3. Leonard, lanicy WoJt miier, land. Yuba City, Sutler City, 0: Hamilt Gridley, Sutter City. 12; Marysv started the record breaking spree Woodland came out on top when he smashed the Chico track ree The summary ior Saturdi ord in the mile event in the fast time 'follows: Oidand, 1. Cii 0.

of 4.33. biwes Fast Time in 100 No. 1 Kenneth Leaf (W) 2nd ataleUe I llj; Mmmm Tcoterdav AcaiC Harvey Hill, Nevada sprint ace, re Eh os Cavianl (L) corded the fastest time of the day No. 2 Lowell linrns (W del. Or the 100 yard dash to break the track; mar.

Brown (I.) 4 7 3. record. Hill defeated Smith eh Chico No. 3 Jim. ihm (VO def.

Giloert Ehvimd Smith, Hod vauiler, turned in the i araiiiacc umber of Total amount disbursed Age in Unread per each $1000 invested Months $530.64 30 450.70 24 161.70 22 324.00 19 5 261.31) 17 1S9.00 LI 7 lf.7l) 0, 138.90 10 1, 144.84. 0 103.G0 7 in 89.ni st 75.00 13 SLIO 3 by two yards, running the dash in Williams (L) 5 09 6G 1Vo 4 Ens Humphrey Rpd nnrl White ouarter I lliehard Lee CL) 3. rd' 111 AMERICAN LEAGUE mile ace, beat hi? teammate, Chesney, No. 5 Jack Wilcox (W) def. "Pen by 15.

yards in the one lap event to Halliweli (L) 0 0, 6 1. set a new school record of :50.5. No. 0 Dennis Do (W) def. Rusty Schneider, versatile local Jim Short (L) (i 2, (i o.

middle distance runner, broke both I Doubles the school and track records when be No. 1 Morris and Leake (W) def. Rain Halts Willow Oakjyfaxwell Game defeated his teammate, Verardc, baa Caviare and Williams L) (i 0 1. a scant two yards in the 880 yard run. No.

2 Hare and 1 1 am plumy i of the rain storm Sunday. Schneider stepped off the two lap def. Brown and Halliwell (L) 0 4, 0 1. tht 1 a hi i event in 2:01.3. well and Vill O.

Park clubs had Hart Jump 22 Feet Cne a to he postponed and will be played at We also announce that Interests in Spread No. 14 are now available in amounts as low as $100 and multiples thereof. Prospectus on Spread No. I available on request. Call, or write DIVERSIFIED ROYALTIES, 221 Porter Building, Woodland Telephone 10 1 nart, evu uiuu jum.i., ttKBl UK VUttoo later dale, llolb 1 earns were pr 22 feet 2 indhes to set a new track Royults Yesterday 7 Dfcf ma humtericr The Willow Oak Park ror Loop rroiesi duh phlv the a basebaii aiamonu ne.L mark in tnat event, mco reiaj team of Verarde, Chesney, Luther and Jenks, smashed the school record in the four lap baton event with a mark of and closed the meet with a deserved victory.

undsiy nflenmon at. 2:30 o'clock. MiiTiiiniAx i.i.i Urban Pickering, the former Woodland bays who used to play ball nt he major leagues, is the bone of conten lion in a State League dispute which arose Sunday at Modesto. The Modesto Reds cam over the' Washington 4, Philadelphia 3. New York Boston 1.

St. Louis Chicago 5. Cleveland Detroit, rain. KUAKE AT WASTONVILLE WATSON VI CLE (INS) Three earlluiuake shocks were Tell today at the village of Aro mos, southwest of here Monday. Several chimneys were damaged.

0 A A I The lives 01 eisfhi i aboard an Oakland street car were imperiled Monday 4 League Games Making his debut in public life, Richard Cleveland, son of the late President Grover Cleveland, is pictured as he took up his duties as General Counsel to the Public Scrv icA Commission of Marvtand. a post Stockton Amblers, 1 to 3, but Stoc ll0o Afovf imrlnWLw has protested on the 'rounds thai: when the mulorman, L. S. Rail linger ed at the control box irum i ft which he was appointed oy uov stroke. The car stopped! wraor AlbfJrt Ritchie.

trolley flew off the rharm Fiekcriua was ineligible to play us ho.r,f,, cl I now belongs to Kansas City. a p.n.; Both games scheduled in the 4 Pickering's homer tied the score club league were called off Sunday as and then Arbelside followed with an a result of the storm. Officials of the! otner four ply swat to win the game Kail In, died at a hospital. Charm isn't hard just leiirn to make he oilier follow The Saltou sea is a lake in the wide for Modesto. league announced this morning that the games will be played next Run feel liiiiwit iant and 1 riirr Sup.

I day. Spring Lake will meet Dunm gan Zamora at Woodland; and Willow Oak Park will tackle Yolo at Colusa Athlete Has Narrow Escape Uncle Eben 's wrnn said Uncle Ebon, rabbit hunter n.s 1'avortn' nt. Die's liable lo keep rabbit powerful busy." Colorado desert or Imperial al.eJ, In southeastern California. Under ordinary conditions it is a salt marsh covered in places by shallow lakes about 30 miles long, 12 miles wide and 2S0 feet below sea level. At times of freshets the lakes expand Into a wa tor body covering from 40,000 to 50,000 acres.

p'ae Washington CO LUSA (V NA) Everett Mont Balloon Gocn Fast A pilot balloon, released over the weather Imrcmi station at Fairlmnl, Alaska, was seen to move nt a speed of fi 17 miles an h'our at a height of 14 Womble Aspires gomery, 2fi, member of the Colusa 1 town football team, had a narrow escape Monday when his sedan skidded i from the highway, overturned in uj Famouj Macbeth Scene Tim famous Macbeth scene, where Itches mahe the "hollbroth boil and To UCLA. Berth in their "caldron" was drawn ditch four feet lrom an 11 rigauon Uy thc 0f canal and burst into i hs WnHpl Womble. who starred at MiRrd for the Sacramento Junior Col lege, is out for spring football at U. t. Wnmhte is a Woodland boy Miller Automobile Agency ROYAL MILLER.

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