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ASSIGNMENT on R0YArTY

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
John II. Ethridge 20 4. o. Pot.
ter i-s OF Iss on NW4NEa 1874 Nv
a. W. Myers. ct Al. 70 T. o. Potter
LIS OF 19s on NhsEa 18-34-Iw. 81
ASSIGNMENT or or. AND Gas
LEASE
G. 3. Croker to p. zoratt ct Al.
. interest in lease on Lot 4 SWs
nW3 R1SW5 8; Lots 1-2-10-a1, s5NEi
NaSEi Sw3sE4 sE4SWs q. rot
NE3NW3 7-37-4W 81
AskaIta OH Co. Ltd, TO Model Oils
Ltd !, e. II, Lease on Lots 1o-1I-12. saNa
Models OH Limited, to Askalta OH
20 Lt0.. Lease on Lots 10.ll-l2- 50
Nd I-3T-4W. $50. 000o0
q. a. Croker 20 sydney James
Mauekel 1-12 infeEea tn lof Gwa
NM3 NsSW2 8; Lots I-2-10-iI. sf
NER Ns8E8 SWa&E4 AEaeW4 &
Lot 1, NEtNW& 7-s7-&W. 81
RELEASE or OH Gas LEASE
r. Z. Bell, trustee 10 Frank Hen
~, ct al. wa x-s4-8 East: SW3 MA
esEs SaNE4 SaNW3 NW&NWs nj
SEs. SW3AEa IS; M NaSx gW4
sMa eE4sE3 ~ WfNW5 Nasw1
NE3NEa 2T-35-sE
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NOTICE TO @T0CMWOxDRRe AND
CREDITORS Or wUMBUMBT OIL

Upon the verified petition Of the
undersigned, ag Receiver Of the Gun-
burst Oh q Refusing compmny, set
tiBG forth e plan Of re-orNanlzafion u
said sunbHrst Oh a ReHning Cous-
pany, and praying e0x = hearing On
said petition duly filed il the Uniaaa
stafes District Court in Gaa for eae
District Of afonkann, Ersef Falis d.
vision ana order waE dnly made aud
given IL said court on June 4, 1908
liking the 10Gh day Of 1uBe, 1893
st the hour oK ten 6se2oek il the fore
neon. IL TIE ceuFsT0om 81 said court
il the Eeaeral building, il fhe City
OF Great Eaztas MunkamH Is TIE time
and place % haMKsmN said petition, At
%hlch time arc DfM@a, mmy and all
persons Interested ~ the matters set
forth Ia said petition may appear sn4
Show eanse, Il ang khag have, WAY
authority sheM5M soc ~ granted ~
said 1ohn M.G @nsaitnn 10 carry out
hEs plan Of x#0xNamimAsAan ef sale
senbuFaf on & HakfNsma Company
aAd why al Of ths razeT pfnye1 fox
sn sssd petttIan aheuld nsR be granaea
Dated Ahis les aaR pf 9uns. Ias9
.. ne aMaf.xoM,
"a Neez#RT o. tha Sunbaxss
Oh anR caDD&nY.
Dese ef MKNk wa3sioatiSn. 6asq
3 1aM -
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IL. L. RENNmTT. Plaintiff.
HULDA 4 G WATSON: JOHN L
wATSQN. AeE huaband; JENNIE "a
GREEN; ANNA 81. c0LEFNas
THOMAS Il. COLLINS. her ha~eand
THE STATE or MoxrxNa So $40 4,
anes. and e Eaeh e. Thea:
Xea mrs hereby summoned 70
answer the complaint IN thls aeklsn
whicA u 41As3 Ia tie oEEgem of fhe
Clerk 81 kate Courks q copy Of which
q aerewtlh aerved mpon one 81 you
e eaeh County Wherein any e yon
serve a copy shereof mpsn aha PLATA
tins attorney within twenty days
zfteF the service q this Snmmons.
exclusive e sAe dag ~ service. and
In casa 81 yoax fAilare 90 appear Or
aneweE, assignment vim 0s taken
iisf densS q 1 - een ~ - ~
That the stature and object OF the
above entitled action a. % farnclaAa
ana dekeFzn&ns the lien o. : certain
mort8aHe on real estate, dated August
Ill.,, N made, executed ackn0wi-
edged asa delivered BY said ds1snd-
L. Wnkwan. her huanand, Sc merit
gagoras to Augugtn Briiey and Daniel
Briley. as mortgages. and thereafter
duly aeaisnea % tie above named
pAa3nfiff. weihh said MORTGAGE wasl
daily recorded ia the 0ff7ce % the
Clerk and Recorder Of Cascade counky,
Montana, on August 22nd. 1S98, AZ
y 80 O'clock A. NJ, On Beck 90 o.
Mortgages On page 81: and also 20
feseelose the equity of redemption
Of said defendants above named, and
zach OF them, and any and al partiee
or persons claiming any interest II /
Dr. lien upon said real estate through
or from them, or any or either Of
hem, IN and 20 the following dea-
.rsBed premises, to-wit.
Lot Ten (10) In Block Eour 4
Hundred sixty seven fA8U. IN /
Great Falls WateF Power and /
TOwnstte Compeny's First Ad- /
ditlon 20 Great Fails Townaise. IN 1
Cascade County, Montana, together /
with al and singular the fene-
mente, herVditaments, easements. i
water and ali ether rights he
longing or In anywise appertain-
ing thereto.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
aid Court this oth day Of May. 1881
GEOBGE HARPER, Clerk. Il
By :. z. HlL0ARD. Deputy Clerk.
4 MCKENZIE
attorneys for Plaintiff.
Treat Fails, Montana.
Date of first publication June 10.
49,
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FROM TIE
RECORDS
GLACIER COUNTY
~ @snesaa 0samsw AAaammae 81
e1w @AMm. am0NwmM&

Ass1GMMnMT or noxANxK L.
Y. G. EaFant 20 Roy C EM9Emnt,
Jrz ~ % as IL sR ~
saas e nsn n. Kelly 81 e ~
sans 60 Lyis J. Tintinrex ST.. 4
saaae g Jeaae D. Ross g. rs Of
I% IL SEA 1s8a-a
same 60 Robert P. Ross g., I
Of lex In aE31s-sa-e
= sane a@ g e s ss = Hieas a. 4
same 10 arthur n Rcush sd !
Of rs IN SE2 M-S4.a
Same 70 Marie ~. Joreensoa 81.
OF ~ IA SW8 1854
sans % Carl A JorEenson 81,
Of 1ss Ia NM ea-sa-6
sene e sans s1.eo, Z o. ~ in
CarEnle Bransou Cob bet u TO-
=. Cassidy 81. ls in ma IA, NE3
NEa %, NWshwt 1873
q. 10 Il i@ + 1--WE silw Eva sIassa -
L. r. McCurdy 70 John Augus-
ton 81. rs Of 1W IL NE1sE, 1s $40
r. G. Taranf 20 Joseph Drumhaiier
81 Sa% in NRNEa $3.50. NEa NWa
Z. y MeCurdy 70 Pardee Dibas 81
1-16 Of igs IN EsBEa fI-s4-6
Same TO same &1 liz OF 1ss a. Lots
>. end 4. SkNwH 2-aa-e.
Same 60 Richard Trninor al Isl
Of 1ss fu WYsnz f1-S4-0.
Same 70 Riehard Trslnor 81 !
OF ~ ~ lots Z SbNw4 2s-6
1-s Of 1ss ia saNEa NasE8 1870
same 70 Rose NJ Fischer e. is |
S q sEasRt a. slsws swE
L : Mccurdy to Z. c Peterson
AZ Nv, i-s sSvs g II sEasEs u 81
Same 70 g. q. EuRsfrom 81. Is Of /
1et in NE3SE3 12-s4-6
same 20 Walton Il. Mace 81, 4
or ~ in Lots B and 4. sINwi p
Same 10 c. @. Engstrom ST. ia OF
w n NsNWa SRA NWt sw1 MEL
Ray q. BarkuIoo ct TX to I. r.
McCurdy 81, "A ~ LEI IN GF4gEs |
IA. sRsw5 sW3sE4 Ta-S7-6.
OIL AND Gas LEASES
busKAR hlAEei r. nx 10 Aibef&a Pa |
eific Consolidated Oils. Itd., anprox-
imately nrres IN if-34-8
& ana c. F. Hoover sI.swi
Albert v. nLaiuist othe Texas
Go. -. S3SEa IL. NEa NEtNWs lots
7. = ard 3 N3Sr7 EEfREs 20 /
sW3 "a. NwaNE4 NE3Nwa 1s' Tot
r. ~ Haber It ny et nj 10 r. =
CrockeF 81, EW3 1O-37-6.
&ELEAAE or OFT. 4 GAS LEASES
The Teas 20. 10 Truaa c0beII 81
s lets and 2 sbNEs Wiser w5Ei
Same to Mary Elva Cohen 81. Nws
Nh NEtSW1 F1NW3SW@ NFxSW4
sWl NW3sE2sW3 II. EjElNW1 10
Same 70 Arthur walter No a
SF3 ?. NE3 1I-SG-12 10
Same 70 Edna Waiter now FOL Z
AIRS. SE3 II. NEt fs-39-12 n
same to Aaron A. Walter and Min
lie Walter 81. M 1z-3s-12 ID
ngLwAsE or LIENS
Great Northern Tool & Supply no
2 Adams Drilling CO. et al NW4Ts
Marion Machine. Foundry 4 sim
DIV Co 70 Alberta Pacific cnnsaIi-
s-fed Olls Ltd, ct al, s5NWa N8I
Greet orfhern Tool a SUNNY O. Z
,iNWs N1SW7 f4-34-G.
p NJ. DFumheiIer. Jr., to g. NJ
adams ct Al. Partial Release IN
Iofar ~ u effects Alberta Pacific
,on.l Nw4 II, sfNW4 NssWa ~
RELEASE or C1NBTTTOMAE SALE
CONTRACT
Davis Supply CO. 70 II c. Tarrauf
eleases sc No. 207O6.
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with any company to influence
the retail price structure in this
state. Texas, Continental and
Standard OF Indiana were asked
to show cause why their permits
to do business in Wyoming
should not be forfeited. Lower
prices for Wyoming gasoline in
other states than those quoted
in Wyoming we're the cause OF
complaint.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-06-17
SUMMONS
ELIzABETH McEER0x, Piaintiff,

SUMMONS
ELIZABETH McELR0x, Piaintiff.
MARTIN SscKnRox. Defendant.
THE STATE or MONTANA sends
Greetings 10 the Above Named De-
PENDANTS. and 20 MHrA Vt Them:
You are hereby gasarnomea - answer
the eomDlasnf In snis eekIon which
Is nled IL the ONCE Of the Clerk Of
this Court, copy OF which is here
with served up0n en2 OF you Ia each
CeHnfy wherein any o. yen reside.
esd te ale your answer and serve q
copy thereof upen the PLAINTIFFS
attorney within twenty days after
the service Of this sutAmons, exclusive
Of The day Of service and in ease
Judgment viii be taken against you.
10 the complaint. That on or about
the 1st day * May, 1aae. the defendant
wflfuily and voluntarily separated
fEam the pialnfsff wiEh inlens 10 desert
plaintiff and eyer since saf1 date
and up 10 and includfng fha present
tim@ che defendnnk haa uninterEaptsdly
cenrmned such separation sgainst the
viii and wish Of the plaintiff
Plaintiff asks cor diForee.
Witness my hand and Seal Of said
Court this 2sth daY @g May, 1888.
GEOKB& HARPER. Clerk
~ =. e. H1IGA&D Depnty Clerk.
E FAM PoLUTNrK. Jr..
222 Ford Huilaing
Great Falls, Montana
Date Of fret publication 5-2T-3s
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Az0ntana 1ss 1884 sales
corresponding period Track nsas asned 1882
nguzes ~ ss17s short
Oh Automobile paying
s20s.1s4.sB date
Eeleesve July MOnana firms having than 10 fiinE
ations nudag bulk planes viii haSe $50 eaeh
station. meaning considerably greater burden
which added gasoline prices makes
rather those make proet this
license tee ranging from $250
$50 20 SIX and $50
nnh $50 thereafter Only halfear
application
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-06-17


IN the Matter Of the Estate Of
LEO. 81 HARRIS, Deceased.
Pursuant to an Order given and
made on the 18th day OF June, A.
ID. 1898,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Wednesday, the 18th day Of July,
A. d. 1893. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon sof raid day, at the Court House,
in the Court Room Of the above
bamed Court Department No. i, IN
the City Of Great Falls. County OF
Cascade and State OK Montana, has
heen appointed as the time and place
for proving the WIN Of Leo s. Har-
ria, Deceased and for hearing the
application Of Charles Doherty, for
the issuance TO ohm, OF Letters Of
Administration with the WIN An
nexed, when and where any person
Interested may appear and contest
the same and file his objections
thereto.
Dated June II, 1888.
GEORGE HARPER, Clerk.
By J. r. HTLGARD,
Deputy Clerk.
Date OF first publication. June II,
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IN THE DrsTRKc1 00URT or TMR
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
or THE STATE or MONTANA.
IN AND FOB TIE COUNTY or
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P0NDKRA COUNTY
~ Psmaera CsuuAv Ahaepaes O..
G0NRAD. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT
The Midwest Refining Co. to stano-
lind Oil and Gas Co Assigns settle
ment contract dated Nov. 3. 1920 on
NANE3 SWaNEa f6-27-4W.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-06-17

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
and FOR THE COUNTY OF
CASCADE.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-06-17

IN THK DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF TME STATE OF MONTANA,
CASCADE.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-06-17
Oil Trade Notes
OF Enterest 70 Rehners and Markcten

Eaal 81 Deaa have been aavanosd cents barrel . a
ssnaa along Paeanc cOask
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CALL FOB BIDS ON STATE
ROYALTY OIL PONDERA

The State hoard Of Land Commits
sioners for the State Of Montana viii
receive bids, sealed or open, up A.
$50 o'clock r. n. Friday, June So
1885, on AT crude royalty Oh accFu-
lag 70 the state Of Montana dnxinR
the period 81 one year beginning
with July /. 1885, from Geefiom Sax
teen tf6), TownshsD Twenty Seven
North GIN. Range -Four West l9Tl.
The price offered must be based
upon the posted field price as the
same Is announced for the Keyfn-
SuubuT9E field, and each bid must
be accompanied With . cheek IN the
sum o. $4,000 al evidence og good
faith. The successful bidder wiz be
required 70 enter Into q contract with
the state, and to furnish a surety
eompang bond Ia the sam Of Five
Thousand lss, 000.001 Dollars, and
this anzDunt may be increased in
case tie Board aeena Il necessary.
The States royalty from this field
10 now nx@KaRfmR abouk enc thous-
and l1.QaQ} baFrela per month,
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids, and 20 ac-
cept other bids without further no
ttce.
For further information address:
T. III HRANUJDND. Secretary,
State Board Of Land Commission
ers. Helena, Montana.
Date q fiFst publIcatiou. June il.
1888 2-xl
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but days, but gasoline TAI
the milhondolal
mark May c0lsCOns ss14ses against 3s71sse fol
Nay s1aoOsss against s1.07s
sss rear
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~ TMm Bas9MzCx coUmT or wmm
M8&&M A#MAEzAA MkAEMeEN @M
3MM STATS ST. MONTANA. ~
ANM NmM TM# CGNMTX nE
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wv FRS
DEFY
on RETAIL PRICE

CHEYENNE, wYO. Three
major oil companies marketing
gasoline in Wyoming are ION the
spot charged with violating
provisions OF the Wyoming an
tIdascrdminaaion law. and all
have filed denials that they ev-
or conspired. planned or agreed
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-06-17

NOTICE OF TINE APPOINTED FOR
PROBATE OF FOREIGN WILL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17

vember II were 204, PIT cars, decrease
Of 80, 109 cars from the preceding week
but 4O,989 higher than the correspond
ing week in 1882.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1888

tons Of the code In its effects on the
industry"
This resolution was made public by
Hugh 8. johnson after 1t had been
forwarded to President Roosevelt.
The original steel industry code was
adopted for . trial period Of three
months and the extension Il for pur-
poses Of further trial, Ito the end that
sufficient time may be given more
fully to demonstrate that the code
will effectuate the purposes Of the
NRA law.
MIRA officials earlier had said they
expected the code to be In full opera
ton only towards the expiration Of the
first trial period. and that further
time would be needed to determine
how successful it was toward spread
ing employment. higher wages for
workers, and more compact self gov
eminent In the industry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17
CASSIUS Dunn, SON
OFP|ONEERF FAMILY
IN CITY, SUCCUMBS
Resided Here From 1874 Until
1890; Was Treasurer OF
Clark County, Idaho

Cassius O. Dunn Of Dubois, Idaho.
treasurer of Clark county, Idaho, and
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Dunn,
pioneer residents of Bismarck, died in
local hospital at 11:40 o'clock Thurs
day night.
Death Of Mr.. Dunn, who was IS
years old, was caused by uremia. He
had been i'll for year and half
but not critically until about a week
before he came to Bismarck. He en-
tered the hospital here Nov. IL.
Mr.. Dunn's mother resides at 208
Third st. here while Mrs. Fannie
Dunn Quain. 5l8 Avenue A, is his sis
ter. Miss Ruth Dunn, another sister,
who had been living with him in
Idaho, came here Wednesday to be
with her brother Piatt Dunn Of
Shields is brother Of the dead man.
Mr.. Dunn's father was BismarckS
first druggist and served as mayor Of
the Capital City in 1884-l885. He
died here in 1917.
Mr.. Dunn was born in Troy, Ind.
Feb. IA, 1868, and moved to Bismarck
with his father in 1874. attending
schools here and working IN his faith
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17
DECLARES WITNESS
RECEIVED THREATS
SAYS Four Notes Received, But
Declines to Reveal Name
Of Witness

st. Paul, Nov. 17.-R>-Joseph b.
Keenan,, assistant federal attorney
general aiding In the prosecution Of
Roger Touhy and three associates for
the KIDNAPPING Of William Hamm, Jr.,
disclosed Friday on his return from
Cleveland that a witness had received
four threatening communications"
He declined to name the witness.
Keenan's statement come as the de-
tense began presentation Of its case
in the trial of four men for the VIII
liam Hanm, Jr., kidnapping Friday by
reading dispositions designed to show
that one Of them, Gustav Schafer. was
in California at the time.
The federal government reopened
it's case for short time.
just before announcing the govern
ment rested Thursday, government
counsel moved to have the jurors TAX
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17

en- to view the automobile In which
Roger Touhy, Eddie Father" McFad-
den, Gustav Gloomy Gus" Schafer
and Willie Sharkey were riding when
they were arrested at Elkhorn, WIS.,,
last July 10.
Federal Judge N. NJ. Joyce reserved
q ruling on the motion at that time
but Friday denied the prosecutions
motion, adding however, that 1t could
be renewed later.
It was for the purpose Of renewing
the motion and laying the foundation
for It that Kelsey reopened the case,
calling Werner aanni, In charge Of
the local federal department Of JUS
tice bureau.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17

er's drug store.
He left Bismarck in 1890, becoming
a railway postal clerk, and spent near
ly II years in this work In various
parts OF western United States. For
Is years he operated farm In Idaho
and last fall was elected treasurer Of
Clark county, taking office last jan
llary.
He was not married.
Though funeral arrangements have
not been completed, last rites will be
conducted from Webb's Funeral Cha
pei at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The body will be buried in the family
plot at Fairview cemetery here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17
Steel Chiefs Happy
At Success Of Code

Washington, Nov. 17.-Pp-The
steel industry Friday requested the
NRA for an extension Of its code until
May 81, 1884, at the same time re-
cording in a formal resolution ''its
general satisfaction with the opera
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17
OLSON CALLS CONFERENCE

st. Paul, Nov. l7.--(P)-City and
county officials throughout Mime
sofa we're requested Friday by Cover
..or Floyd b. Olson to attend a meet
ing at the capitol at 10 a. m. Monday
% consider program for employment
under the recent federal civil works
appropriation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17
FAvORs HOME INDUSTRY

Worthington. Minn.-MrS. Carl Nit
chell believes in patronizing home in
dustries.
When she smashed into q bridge
railing near Peoria, ILL.,, enroute to
visit relatives in central Illinois, she
promptly telephoned Worthington to
have her car towed back for repairs
q mere 600 miles.
She hasn't got the bill yet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17

NOTICE-School and coun-
ty warrants will be taken at
par in trade for any merchan-
disc in our store. Alex Rosen
e Bro.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17
Freight Car Loadings
Make Good Showing

Washington, Nov. 17.-(Pp-The
American Railway association an
nounced today that loadings of rev.
enue freight for the week ended No
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Strange But True
News Items of Day
ny The Associated press)
COP GETS HIS MAN

COP GETS HIS MAN
Chicago-Policeman Daniel Clarity
knows how to get his man.
Eduardo de Ramos, accused by po-
lice Of posing as doctor, broke away
from Clarity. The policeman fired
one shot low.
The bullet struck the heel Of de
Ramos left shoe and knocked his feet
from under him. He was unhurt.
His recapture then was q simple
matter.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-17
CHARMS PROVE uNLuCKY

CHARMS PROVE UNLUCKY
st. Paul-Two lucky rabbit foot
charms were very unlucky for
Emmett johnson.
He found himself in the city
Jail after police said he lifted"
them along with other "jewelry"
from a local five-and-ten cent
store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-29
THE TIMES

professor said, could not endure
life on zone of these lonely islands"
He could not overlook the mo-
notonous diet and insufficient water
supply, or resist intestinal infec-
tions and parasites. He's too ac-
customed to ice and a varied diet"
HERE said.
In $4,000 miles of travel in the
Far East and the South Seas the
Stanford teacher has seen canni-
balls and head-hunters; monkeys
that eat crabs; bats that eat cocoa
nuts; a village where a we'll sunk
in a graveyard provides drinking
water; and harems of chieftains
containing white, brown and yellow
women.
He has seen schools Of sardines
seven miles long"-the schools, not
the sardines, he explained and
has counted 5000, 900 ripe eggs ready
to spawn by one female bango, a
fish % inches long.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-29
BRANDS DREAM
OF SOUTH SEA
LUXURY FALSE
Average White Man Soon
Would Tire, Says
Professor.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. %.
-Disillusionment awaits the Amer
lean, who views the South Seas as
a place where a pet monkey will
bring him a bunch Of bananas for
lunch, DR.. Albert w. HERE, Stan
ford university professor said as he
set out on his tenth exploration trip
into the islands.
ITO the tourist the islands of the
east seem full of glamor, romance
and beauty" HERE said.
He longs for the uncalendared
luxury of living among simple,
harmless natives, gathering rich
food only by reaching for it, hear
ing the song of golden orioles and
breathing the perfume Of orchids.
"All these things are true to a
limited degree but only for the
natives and the tourists who look
on from the decks of comfortable
liners"
The average white man." the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-29
OCEAN DATA OBTAINED
Naval Vessels Used in Study Of
Alaskan Waters.

By United Press
SEATTLE, Sept. 2e.-The four
naval vessels which left Bremerton
Navy Yard several months ago for
Alaska waters returned with a mass
Of information on Alaska seaports
and bays.
The ships were the Gannett, Ar
gonne. Kingfisher and Swallow.
Weather conditions, the ocean floor,
and other information, was gath
cred.