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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22

Biii L~ftwich and Frank Aauino
won first place in the A and y
divisions. respectively. of The sum.
mer bowling tournament ~ the
broadway alleys. which cams To
n close last night after = full
month II compstltlon.
l.~ftwich won first place In
NE a etsss With . s1sss ~
ga and Asnins topped ~
shootess In tbs y divlstoH
with sS3.
Clyde Grain won the prize In
the Glass A play for the high
single game. checking In q asa
count. Aqninoa 2ts won the first
place honor for high single game
In Glass w.
Neat On tho program far the
howiers N the organization NJ The
various leagues for fhs rnfnlnE
sesson. Leagues viii begin 10
form within few weeks. with Inc
setnai start 81 the campaigns
scheduled for around this first
NJ September,
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EXPECT U. S. JUSTICE
IN TACOMA NEXT WEEK

u. s. Supreme Court Justice
William o. Douglas, principal
guest at the two-dsy state con-
yention OF the Washington Bar as
socistion. which opened at spo-
kane Friday, Is expected to visit
Tacoma early next week, accord
ing to reports from the eastern
Washington metropolis.
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Stocks U1hip FORWARD
One To Three Points
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks: Higher and active.
Bends; Higher; U. s. govern
menfs higher.
Curb stocks: Higher.
Call Money; One per cent.
Foreign Exchange; Dutch gull
der strong. other eurrencies
steady.
Cotton; Up as much as IS cents
4 bale.
Wheat; Up u to = cent.
Corn. OFF y to \ cent.
Rubber; Slightly firmer.
silver; Unchanged In New York
at 81 cents a fine ounce.
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People IN
The MlI,s

AeAllls nsAsss~ SECRETARY nee.
sv&i a. ~ rssesss party. to-day -
800 party cffssssss through = Hru<l.
lsnr series cf psysseAi ss~ss that
msas last years. stunts a hanns-
llnl Forum. Including ieApn svss
h>ycnss ssusasd s~rss>ra. isek HE
Sissy stuff y. fve1pseen -
sect. New Jersey STATS ilessrw sers-
missioner. informed : nAltimcrs.
Ma. hvv~tns snmpany inzsnv that
n eeaid not psps~at essee a neer
10 hcls.,n.ene scifevs N New
Jersey for advertising purposes
6rseSs r,ss<a. ssAx~ sna uevse
star n taaasn. wss granted :
decree ni&l Al dsvosce te<Ny frpn
Aswhas MT, Theatrical pvr1pesx.
~ the sruard Al adaItry with hin
secretary. Assse tApmna !.
Eisvsnsys~r.old u>euotns vvee "a
. hero 10 me- hom<foiha ~ Mea'
ford. Ont. today. hut . pretty ~.
sslstsa une Ne dived ints rsv~R
and hauled . f.yssf-osd nlss =
safety. bait. he said. sshs dldH't
even say 'thsahs. Just Ms Z
airts
LAD q. nllpass. Am<rissn -
tranomsr observing ths sppfesel
~ Mars 10 The safsn. aid tssiay ~
had discovered darker pstshss ~
the arva knswn - tbe @6fxai
eye which. he bsileved. eotsptes.
sted the shsory that susns furm u
plant lIfs estate On the pianist !.
The Philippine eoustHheIatiy ssla
In Manila to-day thai Neusile
p@ssss. vim sisimed n hsve ksiIpt
~ least . hundred pernone In iws
decades of rubbevy thrnuehost IN
Island. was amt and hilted ~
rancher whoss farm VS. rAldes
yesterday 49,.
Msmsics ntssckias1. Nsw nsa
land. ranked tenth IN tn list q
eontendesH for See tesles heesy'
weight lsoxInx title. bolstsved ~
title hopes last night with : klsoch
out of nrnss UsslsY. tisfy. Ina
IN : match u nl0ns CITY. Il. I.
Asslsssas rtrs CAsef Jeoe o.
saaw. of Denver. had ~ snsws
today TOR the esnss u IN firs the
destroyed . rsSsdsAce. He - /
hos ~ mstoh<s and = hos n
cartridges left ~ . uin6ov slit d
the suns rays caused the fire
De. w1Ifse6 ". ms&1seoe. a Oak
land. Calf. was named pSsaidsnI
~ American Dental association II
the closing nesting Al IN eon.
yention In Milwaukee rsset
s'iessls. %. notorious ssnasfsr. -
Gently released fvom prssam affss
serving eight years far aurdss,
was killed In rhiiadeiphls lo6ay,
rieoolo. attempting n "Hs
straight" was taking : ls1eon ID
truck driving when he wss ahet
a mortified crowd sAw Wat1ps
fChiss) Thst~hes, zi-ys.f-ei1 IN.
dian. plunge 1000 feet 10 hls dsssl
IN an unsuccessful ''batsans sss
Al the otssm~s, L.. munielDsi
airport last night. ith pssnehpts
failed 10 spsa nAeef1f pns
o1Sw1ss1. " Emposia. knn..
tnDusbt . war hsd broksN ~ n
his store room today. mum1nos
heat caused sbost haif ~ 10
bottles VI eonfiSested hou4 bssw
70 sxpioas hsfofs deputies ess1l1
halt fhe firing.
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WV League at
Halfway Point

Wesfern washinotnn lea...sr~
r..oh IN. ,,,s-na,n, 20 a.. -.
ha,f .ch.d,1. M. s,na.., ..,,h 80
game. grac,ng ,hs a.y,. .eh.a,,,.
IL ~. v.1,. s,.,,.. 90,
sumner. Ma, 80. 20 p,,,.,,nn.
y.lr, "a pac,ne nv, .na sn.ns
UNIV ~ u,di.ra p,.r.. ra,,n,,
d,vts,on ,n,. ar. r,s p,.,, =,
o,,.n,. rs.. So. -
=, ct. r.cnu,. "a uon.,.,n
I,x,u.y usrc,.r,. :, sm.,,.r
r.
H.. ,,.,.. No. . a..
- 90. a., .,,-
49,. ,o.. ..., 49,.
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Stock sales Friday were 1.27o.-
600 shares, compared with sic. 900
Thursday, while curb stock volume
rose TO $4,000 shares from lis. 900
In the previous session.
NEW YORK : stock. whipped
forward one 10 more than three
points Friday TO new highs in the
current recovery, in a resumption
Of the broad buying movement
which lifted the list spectacuiarly
10 four-month peaks earlier this
week. Trading picked up sharply.
All sections joined the upswing
but action Of capital goods shares
sgain was outstanding. Short
covering offset mild realization.
Commodities were mixed. Wheat
reached a further new low since
1892 in Liverpool, but closed with
minor gains in Chicago. Corn and
cottonseed oil, however, dropped
TO new five-year lows before meet
ing support, which scaled losses.
Lard hit new bottoms since 1888.
Rails led domestic corporate sec
tons of the bond list forward.
Foreigns were mixed, U. 8. govern
ments firm.
News regarding business eontin-
ned encouraging.
tQuotations courtesy Dean Writer &
Co. Warrington bldg. members
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22

personal recognixsnce. despite
Justice Mckee's recommendation
OF 81 900 bond. They consist OF
Mrs. Jane Brown. ~. Of $40 So
Yakima. son Keith. is-year-old
student. and Richard. 10. also =
student.
Only comment Of Deputy Prose.
entor Hugo Neither, jrs who
ordered the Browns release aud
hntlsnd's arrest was that transfer
To superior court would be n
convenience.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22

...I :.
e. 4 q No. -eHe -
M - t1NsslM - - :
s's>~<@
= numeer = hlUe-f.11l -.
ofFse<re nevs ne<n 'Hs7zsa
lef~ = ~ rsrrN~ eH4N s
erumefee mi'ktv< - 49, -
fairs eonwttt<e = sss.s4
nrn4ns> - Hc1eI w'Nsl
densinl sp1se xfss
nsn< - r t
~m rvs~*
Spoge1loe u11lll
rem > d - u4t1 H. = -
~ snsis>sd NeQ'a 1nNoo IN - =
nsll siis a IN NIee t<mrt& - =
IN sNm~ tiSoe eel1Te1 e1II6l<1 -
viii d.nee a IT, 1arp1 -
siah 1850 a. 1NeeqNe ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
UNION TO HOLD PICNIC

The Timber Workers union and
ladies auxiliary will stage totnt
picnic at Scsndia park Saturday.
July 2sth. Sports are slated To
start at IL a. m. and will include
racing. swimming. a softbsll game
and a tug Of war. with awards for
each event Dancing will be fss-
tured In the afternoon and evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Applications for marriage IL
censes have been received by the
county auditor from Orrin Harry
Anderson. %, and Virginia May
Harria 2l, Tacoma; Jim w. Fan
cher. 80. and Grace Marjorie
cramer. %. Auburn.
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Navy Mothers
Honor TGcOman

Mrs. u. Davidson. Tacoma. uss
elected finance officer of ths Navy
Mothers Clubs VI Amsfiea IT tbs
national convention hsld Ia Poft.
land Friday according 10 weFd
rsoslved here. Mrs hsdks Con-
stance. s~attis. was fe-sleetsd
national commander,
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Investment Trusts
DIVORCE ACTIONS

Divorce actions BY Gladys
against Olaf Olson and ssrna
against Fred Morrell were on file
Friday in superior court here.
Granted final DEGREES were Lois n.
from Homer n. sermon and Bertha
from Ernest christopherson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22

While N. ". Tbrelkeld vas
asleep In a room In = hotel at 18th
and Pacific ave. Thursday night.
prowisr entered and took szs
In currency from . trcassr pocket.
be reported 10 poles Friday.
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-HAPPY--
HDAy
FRIDAY, JULY II

FRIDAY, JULY II
Orrin moore, 1909 va. 18th IT.
Bunny krehbiel. Ia Grande.
Wash.
Walter v. Grunert. s0s5 No.
Lawrence II.
Mrs. Lois Grupert, San Fran
cisro.
Charles Bryson, Bridge hos
p,tai.
Lester shannon. <50s No. tist.
Bobby Joe kruzic, biii No.
seth 1T.
Lewis Dixon. S605 Tacoma
ave.
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CIUB MEETS MONDAY

Fern Hill Improvement club viii
hold its regular meeting Monday in
Fern Hill Townsend club house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-22
RAM CI.EAnrn ,,lI,lI,l

BANk CLgAn1NGa
seattle cissrinxs 1887 zss 10
balances 81 .sss. s3s. %. transactions
81 ,esf 600 90.
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OBITUARIES
MRS. NASSE EkENGREN

Mrs Nannis Fksnrrsu. 81. a
former resident Of Tacoma for a
v.sy. sl.d FRIDAY a, n.r homs in
puysllup wber. she had lived ths
psat four months. wb,l. In Ts-
com. .hs resided =. ai7s 10. Ash
m.mh.r q, an. r,r., ra,a.y.a
chu,ch su,vtvln. A.. Too bra,h.
a.. rm,i s.y,,. a, T.e.m. and
kvllhsl,n ~ pay,lana Funeral an.
no,,nc.n,.n, ,v ~ otvon
MRS. FORREST h. PRYOR
M. Ann. PRYOR IA of lsso No.
attn Al a,ss FRIDAY In . local
na.pl,.l a.,u I'm ssar.. y.ollsv
w.sh an. n.1 ,..,a.a i. T.ean.
10 yea. a.. w.. msmt.~r az
IN. rl,col, nIyn .cns,ai v,as..,,nv
elias. ~ lsa2 md Inc wa.,n.. m.
vision Of the strsst-ear men. local.
"s'''nk 's MT n"'oa"o. p'ss.
~ ns"sn'e'' S'osi an" son
ay"n'y n'' p",s"s NJ s"' ~
". w. F ." :" 'a ~
nN fms'"s"n "s pehx
mA's ny 1ues'sy'n'ns
srhkHn o. ssesSko
ssryicss for Ephrsm o. EngberE,
~, who died Thursday ~ his home.
tsz4 No. sist st.. will b hsld sst-
urday Of : ,. ~. from tns ftpsrs
chapel; Christian Science ssryioss
followed BY cremation. He bad re-
sided in Tsooms three years. COM
ins here from Salt Lshs City After
retiring as department manager ia
= large department store. sursis-
ing are his wife. Bertha. one son.
Lester A. Of Tacoma. and one
daughter. Mrs. Arch Bszz.at. Al
bsny, Ore.
"'is" w. soss
"i'iiSm ~ JONES 81 1slzis
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tQuotations courtesy Dean witter g.
Co. Washington bldg, members
New York Stock ENchangeD
Stocks High Low Close
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Tn. Brown family siiIi is free Q
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-07
keVin-Sunburst Field
1899 Con1pletions

Production
5g Meat-DanquSt No @ NWa NE3 28-35-3W
BIG Wes6Sunderson Bbl oil
5sg mese-s1gle NO SW sWs sWa 35N-SW 1926
5s NO. GET. SW4 5Ms l-3o-3W
Big West0underson $50 Bha IesA
g NsSSxIshqust NO SW NMt Me- 2SS5-3W
1676
Coolidge q CooldgeSae A 1885
Soonogesae NO NV NW3
oomee q Soonogeae NO NV SWa NW3 S6-S6-2W 1877
Coolidge State NO SW SWi
CooldgeShaw No. NEs s562w Is Dbl 1882
Cruney -FTyberger No. NEa Bb
berger NO IA est NW4 SEA 2435-3W
thompson NO NV NE3 SWa 2835-3W
thompson NO SW NE4 SWa 28-353W
eoeddertz q Agen-Arick CNL
Sloedoertz NO II NW3 SW3 2335-3W
Goeouerz q Agan Norman No Sc SEA SEA 9S5-3w
Hlso Bros Enineson NE3 8 Bbl
pp O thompson NO J. NEt SEA 28S4lE
NO Sc SW3 SW3 l8-352W
kluth Ciunoerson No q SWa
bashor NO SE NW3 SEA 9S5w
I0n NC. ~ SWs NE4 z4-54-2W
Moron-Osthoff No Bb 1918
Co-FeteSon NO q NEs SWt 7-35-2W
Nepstad- EIaugen No l1-35-3W 20 Bhl l57s
Neptune -Seabrook No 35Bbl
y putnam government No G NEa SCI 25363W
hurley NO GEL NEi NW3
NO NE3
Patt-Bel-GoVt No NV
Plotke- Ward No SW
rTeVo Snea No / CSL
rIeVo No NW3
Bb s. 5
No Gel NEl NW 12-s59w
e-Eearns 1927
sDock- Eagerly NO . Sc NWa SWa lS-S5-2W ADD 1880
superior Goedderz No
Superior Petroleum
Superior
Iexaco-l No NV SEA SW3 9-35-2W
Thompson NO. NV NWa NW3
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-07

S Drought No / Nwa SEA 2s-s2N-sE Dry 1910
Drought-ROx Elder No swa SEA l2-s4-7E Rig
aduFss NO e N Sc. ass r ADD 3S5
Nadeau-oNeal No water 1850
2 HEATH STRUCTURE
White OH & C 1850
S HOBSON DOME
dun-FIoven No Sc NE4 Nwa SO-lAS-15E
LEWISTOwN
East CresBrake No NV SEA swi l4-i5N-lsE
Bou sn S NS Me- Ne N NWa s 7sN Water 1890
LUTHER-FOx DOME
TaTant- Ieare No NV SEA Nw l4-6s-isE lAO
Ryan burgess No / Sc swa NW3 ss-sSiiE 1850
MOSS AGATE DOME
Moss Agate synd RinglngIes No sw SEA NEa 2N7E 1900
MoSSER DOME
rarrant-Eely l 26-ss-2E
Tarrsntsny No Gel Nw1 sw3 2ssss-SE Water eco
5ssss: ct 3 sasaSz
No Sc NEa G sws sssssz Os M on S1s
NORTH DAKOTA CNessOn Anticlns)
California abb 1921
pENDRoY
ls S~' Sw' '-' snow on ADa ss
N9 = FE Ew s1asw
zOdisc-KsnoGg SHOW On 1850
PLEVNA DONE
Rig
PoEDERA OIL FIELD
'i so r ~ sw = 81 ~ 6 81 1sS
E Esn 70 NV sws NV. ISsIsw
1s-ErkEon No sw swa sws s-ai-4w On i Iss
POndera OIL synd -Eaber Nwa
POPLAR DOME
w. sss@iss :: S 10 ~ Nv sw Ew N 1890 su s, CAS- 5
RATTLESNAKR BUTTE
Watson on Com g. EOganAuad No sw
ROSCOE DONE
@ ~''-''A A Ss n
Ssrsas-s11ay 2 Lot s--sslsE A00 s sso
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-07

ROUND BUTTE
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
Calf Independent Tribal
TIGER RIDGE
OTeefe & Teter-stam
WAYNE CREEK
Mont Duncan No Nwa SEA S-saN-aE DyAbd lOO
WEST PONDERA
rarant -HOschen No c NEs SEA s42N-5w 1888
WHITLASH OIL FIELD
Wilde Aahoney No CIVIL SEA swa 23-s7-4E
2feS
Natural Gas-TWner No @ On
western Natural NO SW3 NWa 16S14E
western Natural dasSa NO. Sc SEA NWa l6-3TNK
western Natural Gas wallace NO Sec l5-S7N-E
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
Cheyenne on Gas Olson No Sc SEA SET I4355sE
Whitehall a. l0-S6N-
Whitehall OIL & Gas-Wney No Ia1R
WINIFRED DISTRICT
Canmont-Scharf Nwa
= annont Fennock NO NV SWt NWs o-2lN-lsE
Enmons eroSer NO NE4 SEA o-ON-lBE
no
MAINLAND no 5W SES r2"! S-zlN-6E
Emm
judith Operatn Fennock NO sE4 sw. 2622N-l7E
1aispel -Ernnnons NO SWa SEA 2O-2lN-l6E
y nnesoca-F enno. no 81 NV sWt z42lN-pE
EnnnOnS-CrocAa NO 2m Nws SWs za-zzt-l6E Gao
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
2iveron OH Co Gel NWl NE4
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Active Oil and Gas Fields


BAKER-CLENDIvE
Utilities i, NEs mOC
Montana Utilities @ No No E sW ss7s 10 sa sS
sws lO-srs-sOE
No . NE sTa Ss sw Ssor Sc
Aons Pet ssEtheOs No gw ADD
s BLACK S Nc NJ Ne sS IS s W. s q 81 s:s
Smith Walsh schvngs No swi l4-a2E SIS
srnsy on No Lot Sec s-ss-asE ADD sas
6af:la Cow Nc Ne g SCI sz sE NE LIRE IRE rs
,Sss,.s: e: S Eo~ m waite. Ase s..s
Montana Montana CO: NO Nc s' sNs s ISM
Montana Gas oOrp-KyAe Location
Burton w.la- B9 R5 F ~. Em siTEgRgGTYRE
BowDoIN
oT G 9 sa No Ss wv NV wv a iss * s' 1879
gOwdOn Utilities sag 9 xMoss 600
No sE sT sEa 7s 10000 Cas- Gas 800
British syn No N y s sEa l51S232E M Gas 1888
SKA s SSa "' salt Wat sasS 1904
NO NV sws NV ssas4s $1,000 $4,000 Gas 7sS
Montana Dakota Burlington 100000
BRoADvIEw DOME
No swa ls-SN2E 5l2s
BUTTON BUTTE
Rowland A-wOOdwsrd 1 500
BULL CREEK STRUCTURE
Treas State POOl-0Ovt Ills
1arrant-1acOnette No 1 SEA Nwa s-2N-Sw Rig Up
VIM &C SogF I'M Sas sx 7sSW
DANA STRUCTURE
DryS E
p O. on 81 Gas Co. No / NV NEa 25-9S-S5E Dry c
DEVON FIELD
Smith EAowatt T
snih-McDonald NO l Q SW2 T-33-2E AM N
Smith A6cponald Shove \
BuneF NO NV NE NEa 29-33-M N
@. L. Smith Federal Land n
G l. Smith Halverson No 17s32E n
O. L. Smith-Lake B g. .
@ L. Smith Ekhot Q
L No i 100 5
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD 8
y
EAGLE STRUCTURE Y
Coolidge Forseth
EAST BRIDGER n
Alex Beaon /. 1850 r.
BASIN OIL FIELD 81
III
Pet Government
Pet Co-Government SW 359S-2SE 1885 D
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD NJ
Hamilton Ma
FLAT WILLOW Ne
i,
e a 70 A ur
Rowland Kap No NE NEa SEA 3514N5E Abandoned ls45
GENOU STRUCTURE Hu
security / G
HAGAN STRUCTURE 20
Norton cloutier 5s-7W $50 n
HARDIN STRUCTURE Boz
ig OIL g. 2s-lS Gas cSe
ans e M1 No s1a r SEA r sss ADD Rs
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-07
Drilling WelIs--Kevin-Sunburst

BeardsIee-Swears No 10 SW3 NW3 9-S5-2W
Big West-Dahlqukt No
Big West-Dalquis 2l-35-3W 3OO
Big Wet-Dahlquis
Big West-Dahlquit
Cassidy Phoenix No
Coolidge & CoohdgeShaw
Coolidge & Coolidge ATaley
Crabree- Crabtre
Fulton Petroleum
Gossett-BIgn / alton
Imperial No
Kippen, o. g. GtSobeg l
No ater-Abd
], Location
Montana -Krusfeld No l
Morton & -Elngson
Nfosby Oil orp-Peerson
t-Holbrook No G
Plotke-Ward No. CIVIL SWa sW3 2ars5-SW 1887
Scotland NINamer No 3 NV NE3
Smith Welsh Barth No SW SEA NW3 l3-35-2W 1345
Sorrel-Ward No NE3 NW3 1-34-4W
Kncheloe-Cook No NV 26-344W
Vanderpas-Ward NO NE NW3 NW3 33-35-3W
Yealey-Shaw No. ID NE SW3 SEA 35-S6-2W
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ s@
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Cut Bank Oil Field


go. . - Production sanA
castle ardee-Tribal l79 No AZ
S Cot -vargo No l. G SEA NEa ls3V-4w md Gas Is
o consolidated NO SW NEi SW3 27-37-5W
NO SEA oE4 5-S4-6W Bb 20
@ 5hesner Unit No NE SEA NEa 23s-5w
aer Production Caon Unit NWa 27s45W M Gas pa
Coiigeux NO SEA SWi 2l33-5W
5iAer PRODUCTION jnard No CNL NW3 2e-S4-5w
Sacier PRODUCTION Hawkins No NE NEa sw3
Glacier PTodueton-LaTson No CIVIL Nwa 80
Sacler FToducton-ANler No Bbl
Glacier Production q
Gaier n-Nen No Sc 81
S 5Ioeucuon- 10 brien No SWa sWa 32345w
Z state No NWa Nw3
Sacler Froducton-State No c
i cneuren NO SEA SEA 2o33-5W
5nhero NO = NEa NW3 5-SS-5W
Glacier production Ihaye No
Glacier Production Jaeger No IS Bb 27T
5 SannsteT No NWi NEA 21335w
24-37-S
It y. no EEL SMa SET -S7-5W
NO SW SEA SEA l4-34-6W
Nadeau Brothers
Nadeau Bros Government 24-37-5W SO Bb 267
ewen e. mo No NEa Nwa 24s7N
IL no NV SE4 SMA I-52-5W
Padu ct al Tribal III No CIVIL SEA 1873 Bb 2sI
Tar On 1rloa ITO NO SW NEa SWa 7-32-5W 29A
Santa Rita-Stah No. Bb 2oi
Santa Rita-Jo 7-s2-5W go Dbl 2ss
Santa Rita Lander No C 81 20 Bbl 2se
santa RITA McCaoe No Q SCI NE3 29-33-5W
Santa Rita-Mller No. l 800 Bbs 3o7
Santa Rita itchie c Bbl 276
Santa Rita shearon No Sc SEA Nw 7-s25w ASH
Santa Rta-Stah No. 2 c NW3 BIB 2D4
Santa Fla-Tribal c L 10 Bbl 2aa
Iarran Getty No CIVIL NW3 SEA 15346w IS Bbl 20S
ant-Songmher NO NE SWt NEa 24-34-6W
Iarran- Mcclellan No g. SWa SEA l2-34-6w 272s
No. NEaSEs DIV 2aoS
rexacoSLate NO q G NWa NW3 l6-S2-5W 100 Bbls 1881
Tarrant Wiley Connolly 27o6
Tarrant.Yunk No sw sWa Nwa l2-34-sw Dry 2aOO
Lexaco- Curran No. c NEa NE3 s-32-5W Bbi 29TB
70 Bbl 2oT7
rexacO-sec Unit No swa Nwa s-s2-5w So Bb 1904
rexaco-s Sec Unit No swl swt 9s25w 1855
exaco -t4ard"ick NO Q NW4 SEA l7-32-5W
Yukon LlndgTen No G NE3 NW3 26-37-5w 2676
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-07
New Observation-Disclosures

Big West-Dahquist No. IA
Goeddertz & Agan-Coeddertz No. IA
Superior Petroleum Aronow No IL CNL NW3 l2-35-3W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-07
New Locations-.CI

Texaco- Bonnet No. 2 G SW3 SCI 8-32-5W
Jeffries-Clark No. / @ SW3 NW3 34-35-6W
Tribal B No. Lot 4 Sec. 32-33-5W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-10-07
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS

Cobb Texaco- Bilsad l SEA 4-36-5W
Cobb-Jackson No. SW3 c
Glacier Producion-Han No. 2 C SWa 35-36-6W
Glacier Production harrington No G NW3
Glacier Producton-Stott No C SEA 34-33-5W
Huber Montana Crowley No. c NW3 $50 Bh
Italo Petroleum Cornet G 3O-37-3W
Olive On-Wtnker No CNL NEa NE3 35-35-6W
Pardu- Anderson No c SE3SWa 3l-32-5W
Tarrant 7eickhof No G NW3
Texaco- Morrison No. G NW3 SEA 22-36-6W
Texaco- zimmerman No. CIVIL SW3 SEA 26-36-6W
Texaco- Barnett No 2 G SW3 SEA 8-32-5W
Wagner, Trlstee-Tribal.17 3 No SCI l2-32-6W
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-29
Italy Admits Strengthen
ing Of ArmY-Spdnish
Frontier Is Closed
POLISH B0MBERS TO
STRIKE IF ATTACKED
Roosevelt May Answer
Hitler S Speech Over
World Hookup
INV Associated Pressl

Europe resumed preparations for
war today apparently unrelieved by
Hitlers speech yesterday
Premier Mussolini disclosed he Is
strengthening the Italian army in
size and equipment"
The Nazi press reiterated criti-
cism of President Roosevelt.
: In Poland. precautions are being
taken on all frontiers facing Ger
many, while Polish newspapers de-
clared Poland refuses to agree with
German demands on Danzig
Warsaw circles intimated rap
prochement with Russia is in the
offing as result of the address.
France conferred diplomatic efforts
on Rumania, which Is planning TO
propose new plan of regulation on
interest payments for Indebtedness
to the United States.
According to late communique,
the Spaniards of General Frances
Enew regime have closed the French
frontier witi4Uut expianntieft sssss
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-29
Rich UNITED STATES IS TO
MATCH TOTALITARIANS in
GAME FOR WORLD MARKETS
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, April 80 = An
important aspect of the Govern
ment's new barter proposal has been
almost blotted out by discussion OF
its farm relief features.
An almost equally important ele-
ment is the blow it would deal at
the totalitarian nations. Here is the
United States, twice as wealthy as
any nation that ever existed. threat
ening to go into the world markets
q match the .tota Atar j. nations
al their own game. Moreover, tne
proposed exchange would be limit
ed, at least according to its first an
nouncement, to those nations which
likely would be aligned against Ger
many and Italy
The proposal was to trade to
England Belgium and Holland an
emergency supply of cotton and
wheat in return for rubber and tin
needed by this country.
That this somewhat belligerent
aspect of the plan is considered an
important feature of it can be
cleaned almost at once by talking
to Department of Agriculture Off
Gals. Some of them suggest that
"the real story behind the whole
subsidy movement has been al
most overlooked.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-29
TR0LLERS TAKE
Steps TO STOP
SUNDAY" Fish
Unions Promise Action
Against Those Fishing
Without License

Juneau trollers are "clamplng
down this season on unlicensed
fishermen, union officials emphati-
cally announced
Trollers complained with fish buy
ers and the Bureau of Fisheries
that many strip fishermen were SELL
ing Sunday caught fish to restau-
rants and to other establishments,
without commercial license to do so
The law reads that anyone selling
fish must have the 81 resident fish
ermen's license, and that Sunday
fish cannot be legally taken fol-
sale. as trollers themselves voted
in favor of the Sunday law to give
fish and the water rest.
Even among our own fishermen,
one union official said, I'VE have
taken steps to see that nobody fish
es without a license or on Sunday
and the Bureau of Fisheries is CO.
operating with us. If anyone at
tempts to sell Sunday fish this year
we'll have to take steps to prosecute
them"
Trollers believe the 1899 season
has a bright appearance, with first
offerings of salmon having brought
prices of IL cents pound for large
reds, 10 cents a pound for smalls, and
six cents a pound for whites, appre-
Gladly better prices than at the OPEN
ing of the season last year