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Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Judge Promises Prisoner
to Aid in Getting Parole

District Judge Leslie yesterday
told Emil Mario, whom he sentenced
one to FIVE years in the penitentiary,
that he would cooperate with his at-
torney to obtain a parole when he
has served his minimum sentence.
Mario was convicted by a district
court jury of shooting John Dow.
Mario stated that Dow was response
Bile for "wrecking" his home.
Mrs. Martha Mario, divorced wife
Of the convicted man. testified against
her former husband. She was with
Dow when the shooting occurred.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Bows fearful Plea Fails
to Stay Term at Kearney

On his knees before Judge w. &.
Sears in Juvenile court Saturday
morning, with tears streaming down
his cheeks. Chester Rzesa. IA, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rzesa, 42ll South
Twcnty-ninth street, pleaded for
lust one more chance" after the
Judge had sentenced him to the state
industrial school at Kearney. The
court refused to suspend sentence.
Chester saved himself from trip
to Kearney a week ago by his plead
ings and promises of good behavior
i'll the future. and was told to go
to Riverview home instead. He failed
to arrive at Riverview and was pick
ed up during the week by juvenile
officers. The boy is said to be in
corrigible and has run away from
the detention home on three oc-
casions.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Gordon Newspaper Man
Files for LEGISLATURE

Lincoln, May l3.-(Special.) rep
resentative Dwight P. Griswold Of
Gordon has filed as a candidate for
reelection on the republican ticket.
Griswold is one of the world war
veterans, who served on the danger
Gus side of the Atlantic, who show
ed signs Of leadership in the lower
house last year. He is the son Of
Gordon banker and for time con-
templated entering the race for re-
publican nomination for state auditor.
Recently he has purchased the Cor
don Journal and is now active in its
management.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Omahan Reads Paper at
Qsteonaths' Convention

Dr.. Jennie Laird has returned from
St. Joseph where she attended the
convention Of ostcopaths from Iowa,
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska. Or.
Laird read a paper before the con-
vention and assisted in the program.
With DR.. T. J.. Young Of Fremont
and Dr.. f. M. Cramb Of Lincoln she
served on a committee to represent
Nehraska's interests in the possible
formation Of = permanent organiza-
ton Of osteopaths in the tour sta.es;
Others from Omaha who attended
the convention were Dr.. a. E. Laird,
DR. Florence Mount, DR.. Antella
McCreary and DR.. Essie Messick.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Court of International
Justice Open to World

Geneva. May l3-(By A. P.)-
The court OF international justice
yesterday afternoon was thrown
open to the entire world when the
council Of the league of nations de-
cided that Russia, Germany, Turkey,
Hungary and Mexico could bring
cases before the court, provided they
previously had agreed to accept its
decisions and not declare war over
the disputes in question.
These nations were the only ones
to which the court had not previously
been available for the settlement Of
disputes.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Bluffs Woman Reelected
Head of Missions District

Mrs. John B. Long of Council
pluffs was reelected president OF
the west central district Of the Ameri-
r,n Women's Baptist Missionary
society. constituting the states OF
Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas, at the
annual meeting in Wichita, Kan,
Thursday. 49,, r,
worth avenue. was elected foreign
vice president and Mrs. Emerson
Benedict, ll3 North Thirty-first ave-
nue.. was elected administration vice
president
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Beatrice Farm Youth Is
Fined on Robbery Charge

P;attsmouth, Neb., May l3.-lSpe-
c;al1-A short time after he had Sc
cured the conviction Of parties steal
inc auto accessories from his home
resulting in one penitentiary sentence
and another o0-day county jail SEN
tence Elmer Wetenkamp, son OF a
nron,;pent farmer near here, was
brought into court charged with
breaking and entering garage, tax.
ing tools valued at $4s. A plea OF
guilty was entered. District Judge
James T. Bagley assessed a fine OF
$500.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Two Fishermen Are Fined
for Violating Came Laws

Glenwood, Ia, May l3-(Specia)
Game Warden Thomas L. Hall of
Glenwood obtained the conviction of
two mensfor violation of the game
laws. James Wooting of Hamburg
and c. w. Walling of Glenwood
both paid fines Of $40 for catching
game fish out of season. The fishing
season opens MAY Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
York Girl Wins Prize
in Beauty Contest

York. Neb., May 13.-(Special.)-
A Denver publication offered prize
of $l00 for the most beautiful girl
in the country. Miss Mildred Booth,
18. Of York, won first prize out Of
1862, contestants.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Divorce Court.

fetft1On6,
Hstn Mcneil against John F. Mcneil.
cruelty.
Helen B. Schultz against Dallas NJ
Schultz, cruelty.
Irene Cole against John Cole, cruelty,
DEGREES.
Susie r. r. Albertson from Robert r
Albertson.
Pearl NJ. johnson from John N. John
son.
julius Z. johnson from Mary johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Retail Clothing Prices Drop.

Chicago, May l3.-Retail clothing
prices have dropped AZ per cent since
July, 1920. and further decline is
expected, according to the National
Industrial Conference board, which
has made survey of the clothing
industry.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-14
Us. MauQ0
R0bS0zz

10 years Tor assault, was denied COM
mutation.
Reformatory men granted paroles
follow:
Lewis Henderson, Dixon, burglary
and larceny, one to seven; Dean w.
Bliss, Platte. auto stealing, one to 10:
Jack Cook. Thayer, auto stealing,
one to 10.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
KOPANA.

Cesky sportovni klub Cleve-
land podnikne Ultra Zajizdku
do Chagrin Falls, k zapasu S
tamnejsim footballovym klu-
benz. Cesti hraci jsou nasledov
ne postaveni: Mottl - Doksan
sky, Haider = Sailer, Falta,
Sedlacek - Oppl, Horky, Fin
gerhut, Brada, Duspiva. Ma
hradnici Hrabak, Kllma, Ii
bal. Vyjede Sc spolecne z klu-
bovni mistnosti u p. Vlasaka v
| hod. dopoledne Ma autotrucku
a kdo bv 81 pral jeti S nami, at
Sc uvedeny cas- dostavi, me-
bot mfsta jest dosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
DfTE Sc UTOPILO We VANE
MA PRADLO.

Sotva dvOuletemu Karlovi
McCaffertymu, synku zamest-
nance V mestske nemocnici, Te
renee McCaffertyho, Zemfela
pred pul rokem matka. Siro-
tex svefen byl peel 21-lete Sc
strenice 81. Nellie McCafferty,
ktera spiciho maleho sverence
opustila, by sc ma nekolik mi
nut vzdalila. HoSlk Sc probu-
dill a vybatolil Sc ma dvorek,
kde spadl do vany S uchysta-
nou vodou. Kdyz Sc po chvili
pestounka vratila nalezla ma
leho Karla jiz bezvedomi.
Privolala arci policejni pomoc.
ale tato zGlstala po temer pull
hodinove namaze marnou. Ho.
six odesel "a matiGkou -
Politovanihodne nest6sti udalS
Sc dome {. 1898 zap. %. ul
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09

zpusobem, ktery by byl jinak
k smichu. Gland;sh totiz pre-
hodil kalhoty, odpustenlm,
pres lenoch zidle v loznici,
slunce dopadajici ma ne, zaze-
hlo pry sirky uschovane v ka
pse. Povstal ohen, ktey pres
rychlou hasicskou pomoc dunn
z casti znicil. Ma zprave po-
slednejsi jest patrnym take
vliv horka, tez ma fantasii
tech, kdoz podobnou pricinu
ohne rozhlasili. Neschazi jiz
mic jineho, nez-li abychom Sc
doctli, re vcera nemohl nekdo
domu proto, re Sc mu roztavil
klic cd domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
LUPICI v LEKARNE.

V posledni dobe opakujl Sc
zhusta loupezna prepadeni v
lekarnach, sobe provedenim
podobna jake vejce vejci. Do
Tarrovy lekarny, 7O3O Euclid
ave. vesli vcera k II. hodin6
tri ozbrojeni bandite, kteri ma
17leteho, sodovou vodu proda-
vajiciho klerka j. Hankeye a
diva zakazniky namirili revol-
very a pax rychle vybrali po-
kladny as 5000. Jeden lupi-
cu snazil Sc vyrvati jednomu z
kupcu diamantovy prsten.
Kdyz byli vetrelci nakazali
prepadenym byti zticha, vysli
ven a zmizeli smerem ke Car
negie ave.
Policie veri, re pachatel1
isou totozni s temi, jez mali ma
svedomi celou fadu podobnych
kousku V lekarnach jaksi SOU
stavne pachanych. Zejmena
pokus loupeze V Marshal le-
karne Ma Fulton rd. a Lorain
ave. podniknuty We ctvrtek We
Ger. Zamestnanci V zmin6nem
obchode sc ale podarilo ucho-
pitt v registru uschovany re
volver, tax re lupici S nepofl
zenou prchli, aniz by po nicf
az dosud byla nalezena nekte
IA stopa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
VYROBA TRINEROVA HOR
KENO VIVA NEBUDE PO-
zAREM DOTCENA.

Joseph Triner Cimpany nam
sdeluje, ze pozar, ktery v ute.
ry dopoledne znicil dve pa
ira hlavni budovy, els. 1888
80 So. Ashland Avenue v Chi
cagu, nebude miti vlivu ma W.
robu Trinerova Horkeho Vlna
a ostatnich oblibenych Trine'
rovych lekG. Velke zasoby
soucastek a vina, jez byly "a
chraneny We skladiStich, sou
sedicich hlavni budovou, u
moznily okamzite pokracovan
We vyrobe, We "a hodinach pt
pozaru pocato op6t vyriZova
nim doslych objednavek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
MATKA S DfTETEM NEBEZ-
PECNE POPALENY.

Ma dvorku domu 4O86 vych.
80. ul., rozd6laly 81 ditky ohni-
eek a nebezpecne zabavy Sc
sucastnila 4-leta Josefina
Ochvatova, ma ktere Sc vznaly
lehke letni satecky. Matka
ieji, pi. Frances Ochvatova Sc
prav6 vracela domu, rychle
dcerku odnesla do domu, kde
Sc snazila plameny udusiti
pfi pokusu zaniceny byly saty
jeji vlastni. Obe byly dopra-
veny do nemocnice sv. Alexise,
kde shledano, ze dite sotva pO-
paleni prezije, kdeztO matka
Sc patrn6 uZdravl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09

Davisem, kterym odpovf pre-
sident Ed Morris z Chicago,
Vecer konana bude recepce v
East Technical High School ma
IS. ul. a Scovill ave., nacez Q
8. hod. nasledovati bude kon-
cert v kostele sv. Jana ma w.
chodni 40. yul. a Central ave.
We stredu vecer bude v novem
Auditoriu usporadan vojensky
Piles, We ctvrtek 10. hod. do
poledni pochodovati bude uli-
cemi velky prdvod, nacez
odpoledne v Luna parku bu-
dou zavody jednotlivych Get v
poradovych cvicenich. Patec-
nj volbou lrednikd bude pax
konvence zakoncena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
HocH ZABIT NAsLEDKEM
VLASTNf NEZVEDE-
NOSTI.

Prislovecna bujnost zdejsi
mladeze vyzadala 81 jiz opetne
mlady zivot. 8-lety Josef Gras-
so, 1854 Woodlawn ave., East
Cleveland, vyskocil 81 vcera
odpoledne ma zadni stupatko
ledem nalozeneho trucku, -
sklouzl byl koly vozidla ma
miste usmrcen. Ride auta byl
policii sprosten why.
Strucne raporty vcerejsich
dopravnich nehod hlasi tri IRA
neni. TAX utrpela draz 5-leta
Dorotka Bromova, 5715 Ham
let ave., jez prejeta byla pi,
prechazeni Broadway u Bark
will ave, jez dopravena byla
do nemocnice sv. Alexise. A.
lety Edward Fisher, jehoz a
dresa jest az dosud neZnama a
63-lety Josef Kinks, z {. ITS
vych. II. ul.
Pred traficnlm soudcem Sci.
zerem objevila sc vcera celia
rada prestupniku dopravnich
predp 'su, z nichz osm krone
pokut 81 pobruci nekolik dni '
rObOtarne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
KONVENCE ODD FELLOWS
ZAPOCNE v PONDELl.

Pristim tydnem zahajen bu-
de V Cleveland 20. dvourocni
Sized Odd Fellows, ku kteremu
Sc ma dostaviti nekolik tisic
delegatu nejen re Spojenych
Statn, ale Anglie. Program
rozvrzen jest ma cely tyden.
Delegace uvitana bude v pom
deli O II. hodine dopoledni v
Haltnorth divadle ma vych. 55,
ul. bliZe Woodland ave. mayo
rem kOhlerem guvernerem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
SOKOL
CLEVELAND

zahaii cvicebni sezonu phi
sti tyden v pondeli II. zafi.
| Rozvrh hodin cvicebnich.
v pondsli a We stvrtek, zac-
XIV cd 10 do Ia rokI start,
cd 6 do Z hod. vecer. Doro-
stenkv cd Ia do 16 rokI sta
Fl cd Z do $3.50 hodin a ze-
nv cd $50 do 10 hodin.
v uterv a v patek. Zaci OIL
10 do IA rokI cd 6 do z no.
dni vecer. dorostenci cd ID
do 16 r. start cd 7 do $3.50
hod., dorostenci Cd 16 do
I18 rokI a clenove cd $50
do 10 hodin vecer.
Bratri Sokolove, jest ma
WAS, bvste konali svoii po-
vinnost a navstevovali cvi-
cenl v hojnem poctu. Cte-
ne vereinosti pax pripomi-
name, by nam svefila sve
dcerv a svnv do evident neb
talocvik jest nejlepsi prostre
dek k utuzeni Zdravi.
Technicky Odbor
| Sokola Cleveland.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-09
"PROROCTVf" POVETR-
NOSTNf KANCELAkE
SKLAMALO, VEDRO
TRVA DALE.
Tfi obeti ma zivotech lidskych
nasledkem vedra.

Bulletin nasi uradovny, iez
ma oznamovati CO mas as po-
kud sc povetrnostnich zmen O.
cekava, mas sklamal - nedo-
stavilo Sc ami k veceru slibova-
ne ochlazeni a nedostavil Sc
ami slibovany destik. Naopak
1radovna mas test, ze horka po-
trvaji jeste dnes a zelena prs
ka re dostavi Sc snad az ne
deli. Zalezi vse ale ma tom,
ably vetrne proudly udrzely
dnesni smer, jinak ulevy nena-
stane. Vcera odpoledne mezl
2:45 4:45 paradoval teplo-
mer ma 90. stupni, tax re byl
horkem pfekonan tymz dnem
r. 1887.
U mas zahubilo vedro diva
muze. 3O-leteho Rob. B. John
soma, 4725 Hough ave-, jenz Sc
v poledne vratil z prace, kde
pocit oval nevolnOst. AS 5
hodine nalezl jei jeho spolu-
bydlici mrtveho sedeti lenoS-
ce u okna vystaveneho nei-
prudSimu slunecnimu Zaru. Po-
licie nemohla jiz pomoci neb
muz skonal nasledkem 1Zehu.
Druhym byl mattel zelinaf-
ske fanny z Berea, 62-lety Ed.
Bruce, jenz V poledne prijel s
22-letym synem Fredem, ably
prodaval nektere plodiny.
Kdyz jeli pc Japan ave. S.
w. spadl poiednou starsi Bru-
ce kozliku a dovezen do Fair
viw nemocnice, kde skonal ga
nekolik hodin.
Vcerejsi rapport hlasi pet Sc
bevrazednych pokusu zen, jez
polly ruznych jedi, take ty-
to pripady ma pry vetsincu
vcerejsi horko ma SVEN vrubu.
V Akron postizena byla slu-
necnim upalem 6O-leta pi. Ma
rie Cooperova, zamestnana
pradelne, klesla taktez ma uli
ci, kdyz sla z prace. Byla ji5
mrtva dovezena do nemocnlce
Vaznejsich onemocneni pal
hlasena jest celia rada. Mez
jinymi postizenymi jest kare
Chmelaf, 4444 zap. 53. ul., le
hoz vedro zmohlo tax, ze pret
domem {. 1907 zap. 65. ul
klesl ma chodnik dovezen d.
mestske nemocnice.
Trvala vlada vedra prodlou
lila koupaci sezonu V Gordo1
a Edgewater parcich, kde me
ly byti die zvyku jiz Ultra "a
vreny, ale kde nastala pray
nyni nejcileisi sezona. Podot
nou svizel jako Cleveland ma
il jina mesta. TAX V Sandu
sky "a 95 stupnu propulsion
byly ditky re skol a jak
zteZuii farmafi, jest Jim urod
dosud polich stojici, prs
vem slova smyslu sluncem spi
lovana. Ze St. Marys pax pr
chazi zprava primo neuver
telna. Teplom6r vystaveny pr
mo slunecnim paprskum ro.
pjal rtu'tovy sloupec ma l.
stupeh, tax re sklenena tru'
ka praskla. We stinu pax z
znamenano 95 stupnu. kor
museli byti udrzovany We st
nu. Jeste podivnejsi histor
dochazi z Mansfield, kde V q
me J. Gladishe povstal one
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-25

and the residue show that the rocks
in it are oil-baaring and its size and
shape, appear to make probable the
concentration there of oil from a
large area,
1.-The lowest beds exposed in the
dome belong to the basal part OF the
Naknek formation. A well drilled on
the crest should pass through the re-
naming part of the. Naknek. and
thence into 500 to 1000 feet of the
underlying shale. Below this shale,
which should form an excellent inn
peryious cap rock, the drill. should
penetrate a thick series of beds of
sandstone. which should form a IA
vorable reservoir for oil.
"One element of uncertainty on
the Pearl Greek dome is the thick
ness of the remaining part of the
Naknek formation that would be en-
countered 10y the drill. The coarse
basal part of the Naknek varies
greatly in thickness from place to
place. AT Cold Bay the basal con.
glomerate is only 20 feet thick. At
Wide Bay the basal Naknek appar-
emily includes two heavy. conglomer-
ates, 500 to 1000 feet thick. separated
by over 1000 feet of pebbly sand
stone. The seepages at the Pearl
Creek dome lie about equally distant
from these two localities and emerge
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about 1900 feet stratigraphically be-
low the top Of the coarse basal phase
of the Naknek. ) 1t is impossible to
say how much OF the Naknek forma-
ton remains on the crest of the
dome.
Southwest OF the Cold Bay dis
trict. jim the Alaska Peninsula. is an
area, at least 100 miles long. in
which Jurassicl rocks occur. Oil
seepages have been reported in that
area, and it offers promising field
fer Oil prospecting"
Recommends Extending Prospecting
The report holds that the showings
made in work done on the peninsula
at inniskin Bay or Oil Bay as well
as the faults in the structure in those
parts OF the field explored do not
present a very encouraging outlook.
II recommends extension of pros
pecting to the main axial anticline.
The report said:
All the known oil seeps of the
iniskin Bay field are in beds of the
Tuxedni sandstone. although the gas
spring at Dry Bay is in higher
formation. The principal oil seeps
are either near the head of Oil Bay
or ON lniskin Bay and possibly owe
their presence here to the faultlng
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-05-25

CHANNEL PEOPLE.
TOMORROW
FOR WHITERORSE'
Ferry Alma Leaves at I A. M.
With Excursionlsts to
Big Celebration.

Potweel 80 and 90 persons will
make thast9ip to SklGway and White
horse from Junoau tomorrow morn
ne. 20 celebrate the Kings birthday
i Whiiehorse, according to w. S.
Pullen, mDnaRer OF the Juneau Ferry
& Navigation Company, which has
arranged the excursion and put the
ferry Alma on the run to transport
the passengers. The Alma VIII leave
The ferry float here at Z o'clock to-
morrow morning and will stop at
Douglas. Treadwcll and Thane Every
one is requested 10 bring. MS own
Wnch. Coffee viii be served aboard
ship.
Dance at Stairway
The Alma will reach Skagw2y at
O'Clock tomorrow night. A dance
VIII be held there in the evening
In the morning the eycursionists will
make the trip over the railroad to
Whitehcrse. where a baseball game
will be played. Saturday evening
there win be a dance at Whitehorse.
Returning TO Saagway Sundny morn
irg two games Of baseball will be
played and the Alma will leave Skag-
way at o'clock sharp in the after
noon for juneau. arriving here at
midnight. The baseball games will
be PLAYED botwecn Douglas, Fort Sew
ard. Skagwav a1d Whitehorse.
Big Celebration
The people Of Whitehorse are pre-
pairing the greatest celebration they
have ever had and Skagway is pre-
pairing a rip roaring preliminary for
the guests from Fort Seward and
Gastineau Chqnnel, according to ad-
vices received here.
Excursionists Leaving
Among the passengers leaving Gas
tineau Channel will be: Douglas
Island baseball team. IA men; Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Pullen, Mrs. H.
Nordhng, Mrs. R. r. Brown, Mrs.
Dave Evans. Mrs r. J. Sommers.
Miss Ruth Fridland Miss Sadie Con-
ely, Miss Virginia Laughlin, Mrs. E.
T. White. Miss Helni Aalto, Mrs. A.
Edward, Mrs ]. Kaho Miss Martha
Soy. Miss Ellen Nemeila, Miss Mar
ON Kelly. Mrs. F Pettygrove. F.
Pettygrove, Miss r. Lyons. Miss FL
len Collier, Mrs j. r. Bland, Miss f.
Brown, Miss Mary Vail, Guy Gaudat
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B. M. Behrends Co., Inc.
ISSUED IN COLD BAY
FIELD; REPORT OF CE0L0|STS
FAVORABLE TO SOME SECTIONS

Thirteen oil leasing and prospect
lne permits for total Of SO, 2S0 acres
lave just been received at the local
L. s. Land Office for issuance to
applicants. Twelve of them are for
claims situated in the Cold Bay dis
tict and one in the Susitna region.
Applicants receiving permits for
The Cold Bay claims are; w. S.
Laymon, Lee F. Lane. Beatrice |.
Hadiey, Elrmaa 7. Top B. \. Ros-
ellie, George w. Hoffman, Peter O.
Obert, James Grant, Raymond Nc
Crearv, Willie l.. ALBERT, Horace S.
ALBERT. The permit in the Susitna
field was issued to Carl IL. Bean.
Seven new applications for per-
mits in the Cold Bay field have been
fled in the same office. Those ap-
nlying are: Hans Pedersen, Nellie
Albert, Walter Tim Lambert Stern
: bergfn, Birney c. Yancy. each for
1850 acres. and Norman \. Barleis.
two for 1850 acres each.
An official preliminary report just
issued .by the Geological Survey on
data assembled by It's eeologlsts Wis
iting 740 miles of the Cold Bay field
last season indicates the presence
of commercial Oil in several locali-
ties. Each anticline is dealt with
separately the report covering the
geology, structure and work, if any.
done in the field.
Tho slight antielinal folding at Oil
Creek is not regarded as promising
and the report asserts If any com
inercial pools of oil still exist in the
vicinity OF the Oil Creek seepages
they must occur in some porous bed
that lies stratigraphically below the
horizon Of the seepages, but whether
or not there is such a porous bed.
capped by an adequate impervious
cover. we do not know.
-. Salnon-Bear Creek Doubtful
THE seepages on tho Salmon
rCreek-Bear Creek anticline are not
on. its crest, but at some distance
down its TANKS. Any oil in the beds
,.firln which the seepages issue has
lad free opportunity to escape, so
that largo Oil pools will probably not
be found in them. The beds on
sllis fold that are most likely TO
contain oil are those that are still
On its axis. These unex-
posed beds are lower in the section
than any known oil-bearing beds in
this district. The upper 5000 feet
Of the pre-Naknek part of the Upper
5urassic system is exposed, and any
oils pools in this district would there
corE be found either lower in this
yro0p Of beds or in the underlying
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beds. Beds Of Middle Jurassic age
may be found there but SO far as is
known neither those beds nor the
underlying Lower Jurassic and
Triassic beds contain Oil. A definite
answer to the question whether or
not this anticlino contains CONNER
cial oil pools can be obtained only
by drilling.
The VIDE Bay anticline is a long
symmetrical fold that extends the
fun length OF Wide Bay and an un
known distance farther southwest.
The beds on its northwest flank Dip
4 to l6 degrees toward Ugashik
Lake. Its southeast flank was not
examined in detail. but the rocks In
the islands that lie across the en-
trance to Wide Bay all appear to
dip to the southeast The strait
graphic sequence OF the beds is
shown in figure l-B The lowest beds
exposed on this anticline are of
Middle Jnrassic age 1t is doubtful
whether thore is any great thickness
Of unexposed beds Of this formation
on the crest Of the anticlinc A well
drilled - t. axir w1ull encounter
mono OF he In ~ l9r lie. rsis al,
would r9ach ~ ebat,y at - crcaf
depth. the beds that unde"'ie tho
Middle ln~aesic Whatever my be
the nranr'ving fernat'1"s-Lower
.hlrassic. TriH re. er oldor o.
them arr known - contain oil in
Alaska.
Un1~hik Greek Favorable
THE Ugashik Creek anticline lies
roughly parallel to tho Wide Bay
and Salmon CrcckBear Creek anti
cline, 8 to IA miles inland from Thorn,
in the drainage basin of Ugashik
Lake. 1t extends from Mount Burls
southwestward for at least Is miles.
dome locally called the Pearl Creek
dome. near the center of which are
two areas of oil residue and sew
eral seepages. Northeast of Mount
Burls the anticline flattens out.
Southwest of the dome 1t continues
for many miles but it decreases In
size in that direction and apparently
fades out between the head OF Uga-
shik Lake and the west end OF Wide
Bay. Its northwest flank has ant
form dips of IL to IA degrees and ex-
tends at least as far as Ugashik
Lake. The southeast flank has sim
liar dips but occupies much small
er area. as it is terminated by the
syncline that runs southwestward
from the head Of Becharof Lake.
"The Pearl Creek dome is worthy
of a test by drilling, for the, seepages
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81 Injured When Train
Hits Loaded Trolley Car

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 25.-
Thirty-two were injured, number
seriously, when freight train
crashed into a crowded interurban
trolley this morning.