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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-25

new well. IS
IN SPOTLIGHT

Demonstration whether oil wells
in the Kelvin field come as a re-
suit OF luck else skilIfuI handling
will be afforded by the pending
completion of the Crumley-Fry-
berger No. Is well in the Gun
derson pool of KevinISunburst
field.
Crumley & Sons have been not
ably successful in their develop
ment of the Fryberger farm in this
pool.
Lucky" said neighboring op-
orators, holding that Nature had
favored the Fryberger. Then came
a required offset on the east edge
of the Fryberger farm, offsetting
the Gunderson farm and the Sea-
brook permit Crumley had less
than the customary showing of
oil at the contact at 1896,
and more oil at 1921. He
continued drilling until he struck
sulphur water at 1853. He plug
ged back to the the lower showing.
He shot this with so quarts of soil
dified nitro glycerin after which
he had about two bailers per day
OF oil. He will now treat both
horizons with hydrochloric acid. II
he gets commercial well it will
pretty well demonstrate that skill
full handling is more essential than
luck, because other wells in this
area which started within better
showings have been quickly con-
verted into water wells.
Continued on Page Eight
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-25
SPRING THAW Is
TAKING FROST OUT
OF field ROADS

Gentle Spring arrived dn Mon
tana on Tuesday of this week with
balmy sunshine and soft breezes
which almost tempted north Mon
tana drillers out of their winter
Information, along with the goph-
ers and groundhogs.
The spring season is officially
but five days old yet IA inches of
frost has come out of the ground
That figure is determined by meas
uring the depth to which wheels
sink in the mud OF the oil fields
roads off the main highway. Bot
tomless roads are in prospect next
week If the thaw continues.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-25
new SIMER0
We'll. SWAPS
88 BARRELS

A companion producer for the
first well of the Glacier Pro-
duction company in Cut Bank field
was completed this week on the
simero farm. center SEA NWA
5-33-5W, with an initial produc-
ton of S8 barrels swabbed during
the first "a hours. 1t is a short
distance from the Simero No. /
which has in five years produced
$4,000 worth of oil.
Continued on Page Five)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-25
Yes, IFS our
Birthday

Montana Oil s. Mining Journal this week
marking the
year. year
with the editor still busy picking
wrong
years production of hundred million
dollars worth oil in the trade territory of the Journal has fur
bulky that gathering
office the editor
any of himself has a
million dollars worth OF friendships
There friends
Fulton Walter Britain and others and their cheerful wishes
growing old in the harness. Eighteen
the Journal ranks
the oil industry of Montana OF which fact
are proud.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-25
GOVERNMENT
CLAIMS OIL
ALONG RAILS

Move to assert its title to
.six-miIe strip through the
heart of the rich Cut Bank
oil field was instituted by the
government In an action filed
In federal court I'm Great Falls
Thursday. with the Great Nor
thern railway named as de-
PENDANT.
The action filed by the govern
ment covers the right OF way OF
the Great Northern main line, vary
ing from 100 to 200 feet in which
and in some parts offset almost di-
rectly by some Of the best pro-
ducers in the field.
The government complaint asserts
that the Great Northern was orig
inally decided to the st. Paul, Min
neapolis & Manitoba railway, pur-
suant to an act of congress of
March 8, 1875. and subsequently
transferred by that concern to the
Great Northern.
At all times, the governments
complaint asserts, only surface
rights have been decided, with all
minerals retained by the govern
ment.
The present action is instituted.
The complaint says, because the
Great Northern claims such min
sral rights, and is about to and
has threatened to use portions OF
is right OF way for drilling"
The complaint asserts tina insofar
(continued on Page Ffvs)
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sdeeper uTlAllnB III one OehSE "SAA
in the pool.
The fulton No. well had nor
NAL pay" at the Ellis-Madison
contact at 1907 to 1909, with a
good showing of oil and some gas.
Drilling continued to find the
white lime OF the Madison but the
drill entered four feet of what
appeared TO be black lime and
then re-entered brown lime, fully
saturated, with the best showing
from 1924 to 1925, continuing to
1928, the bottom Of the hole. This
we'll is 20 feet higher, structurally
than the No. / which In turn was
at. the same elevation as the Full
on-Thompson No. 2 in SW SEA
NWA Sec. 2S.
The Fulton-T Thompson No. 2
well, owned by a separate corpo-
ration, was completed in May z,
CONTINUED on Page FiveJ
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Newest Wells In RimrOCk
Pool Have ShOwingS Which
Indicate Good Production

Acid applied Friday the Fulton Commonwealh-Ihomp
son No prospects that it will be similar to the No. l.
flowing well which has filled all tankage on the lease The
No locations south of the No. l. in SW NESW %
353W the Rmrock pool which produces high gravity sweet
oil from the top of the lime.
The No well revealed displacement of the produc
thereby furnishing first definite proof of the fault
the from northeast to southwest Further
double pay developed which Immediately led to
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-25

illinois is coming into its own
and oil prospecting here Is just
started. The state should have a
production of 100000 barrels daily
by summer, and perhaps more.
PROBATION has not yet been put into
force, and / doubt II it will until
production equals the consumption
OF the state, around 100000 bar
rels daily.
There is a new play going on
in Northern Missouri and Southern
Iowa In which / am interested, and
It is very likely that some new
fields will be opened over there,
which will result in considerable
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-25

activity.
Il do not believe there is any
reason to fear an oil scarcity for
some years to come. There are
enough areas for deep sand plays
in the United States to keep the
oil men busy for years. To my
mind most present estimates of oil
reserves are too low, especially
since the technique OF deep drilling
has been developed to such high
efficiency. This will also effect
Montana, which I believe has q
number OF chances for new pools,
some OF which viii be quite deep"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-25
NEW TYPE GAS LIFT MAY
REvOLUT|ON|zE PRODUCTION
METHODS IN kelvin FIELD
Fulton InstaIs Wilson Flow Valve In West Kelvin
PrOducer-Lifts Oil Without Pumps
With Maximum Efficiency

lift pumping equipment to be introduced in
M
RmrOck pool of Kelvin
The sucker rods
will little
is
fields efectng tremendous
adequate
hold hack
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-25
New Locations This Week

New locations omitted from Information
columns on Page OF this issue They will be carried
column next week and follows:
Location, evn
Big West-Dahlquist No NWMNEH IN
Locations, Bank
Glacier
Glacier ProductOnCallOn Gel sEANwA 27s4-5W
location.
TexacO-sec swHNwA s-s2-5w Location
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Use Electricity For
Stage Lights In 1881

This IL thu first time that 4,
has been attempted Ia light any
public building by elsctncity.
what IL being done IN an expert
ment and may succeed. or fail.
IL IL not possible Ia guarantee
absolutely against any breakdown
~ the electric light" And then
he went ON 70 tell Of mechanical
arrangements With tho thsatsr
possessed, which should the cleo
trclty fail the theater can be
flooded with gasiight IN q few
seconds"
At that time The Mikado,"
most famous ~ all tho Gilbert
and sullivan ooiIsborsil0ns. nov
on the screen al the Blue Mouse.
had not yet been written. Bsy-
eral years later. II was performed
in that fret thsstsr 20 pioneer In
Mr.. Edlsons form Of lighting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Relic OF the Custer
Massacre Film Prop

A cap and ball pistol. relic Of
the Custer massacre and now a
priced item in Wallace BeeryA
collection Of ancient guns. makes
It's first film appearance in Stand
Up and Fight" coming to the
Shell thsater.
The pistol was discovered BY
Berry and an uncle. 7. s. Mllls.
during q hunting trip IN the Big
Horn country Of Wyoming. Packed
in bear grease and wrapped IN
rags which had almost rotted
away. II had apparently been hid
den By one Of Sitting Bulls war
riOrs who had no opportunity to
reclaim IL after Gen. Aerrltt's
troops moved in 10 avenge the
slaughter on the Little Big Horn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Roger Keeps
His Clothes

Roger Daniel can noe lay claim
10 being this hest drssssd boy IN
America.
For tho younEstsr, only = fsw
short months ago an obscure
grammar school pupil In his homs
town of Glendale. has recently ac-
quirsd the most elaborate and
fashionable wardrobe owned by
any youngatsr In tbs country.
The clothes we're made for
Roger for HIS rols ~ thu juvenile
lead In King Of tho Turf" the Nd
ward small Production for United
Artists rrieaa~. starring Adoiphs
Msnjou and Including such veil
known supporting players ~
Dolores Costello, Alan Dspehsrt.
George Mckay. William Dssnsrssf.
Walter Absi and Harold Hubss.
Tho new film u INV playing II
the Music Bos thsstsr.
sincs the clothes are ell NJ the
latest fashion trend and In view
n the fact that such fashions eoe-
stsniiy change. Producer Small
decided that with the completion
u tina picture. the full wssdsobs
should 20 To yosuss ftnGsr IN sp.
probation al hA y.isaasd vofh In
King II the rssIf.H
''L,csy Night" starring LIB
Taylor and AyUaa Lap. " sisa On
.hs bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Litel A Special Agent
For Uncle Sam AS Youth

in the employ OF other banks, as
sneeial agent to assist the treasury
department in chasing down the
bogus bill makers.
Maybe it was because he didn't
have a hand in catching the coun-
terfeiters, and because all the ex-
eitement of the chase died down,
that Litel resigned his job in his
fathers bank. He turned 10 ditch
digging - actually swinging pick
and shovel. And that led 10 a
variety Of trades which made him
ultimately pop up - at the age
Of 2s - as an actor in Grace
Georges company playing Cap
tain BraSsbounds Conversion, "
the G. B. Shaw piece.
He came to Hollywood and into
pictures rather recently. but mas
already won a big reputation with
parts varying from bits 70 leads.
as in "Alcatraz Island" and In
a short subject Re won the Aead-
envy award. A a secret service
official in Secret Service Of the
Air he has an important role.
East Side Of Heaven" starring
Blng Crosby, Is also on the bill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
ROLAND YOUNG HAS
PENGUIN FOR PAL

Roland Young. that famed
penguin collector. was working on
a Warner Bros. stage In Yea,
My Darling Daughter which u
now playing At the Temple
theater right across the studio
street from where Oscar, a
penguin friend Of Youngs. was
holding forth In The Professor
Steps Out" Hence frequent visits.
back and forth. Oscar was first
introduced 20 Young at a radio
broadcast.
Dodge CITY featuring Enrol
Flynn and Olivia DeHsviliand, u
also on the ball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

John Litel, playing secret
..rviee man in Secret Service
Of the Air" first of a new series
~ Warner Bros, starring Ronald
Reagan, which is now at the
Roxy theater. was once working
for that branch of the treasury
department himself.
Al the same time he was work
.ng for his banker father 1ohh T.
LiteI. in Albany. Wisconsin.
The secret service was on the
trail of counterfeit money wnien
seemed 10 emanate from that gen
e-aI territory. Young Litel vas
for a time enlisted, as were others
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

wv1--Q. WIN my hasA~sa svvv
find eut shoas rs>r
A. In my opinion. ~ ionE - You
continue 10 ~ the way you are
going ard Keep quiet there u M
deahs Ia my mind bpt that yea viii
live with him Until Ne dies. which
Ia quite = long time.
rrtt --Q wky y shss wnN
asru~A al sNe siws~r
A. Frankly. | think that this
man u Merun and I advise you
10 csll the police ~ once.
sES--Q win sAH wc~wA~ svvsh
up my h.ws~r
A. This woman would HE very
much 10 errak ur your honse but
she 10 slsc living with another man.
think hss name - Hrstscu and
they are living together IN HE
mothers homs.
MS--Q. Where 10 my sssps~~r
A. I am not very good 81 loeas.
lng missing persons However, I
do think Frank ia very mush ssivs
and down South At tho present
time. You viii sec him again IN =
couple az years.
MO. Am Z srssG n wsasvy NJ
hoy Am engaged ses
A. Thls boy Ia really In love With
YOU and you will meat certainly
marry him.
DpR--o. what have : asse sAat
my hoy friend hes sssst ~ - 500
acsiy-
A. think he found out shnut
your Kn,nx cut with this hay from
nremcrton and although ! hrew
there was nothing vscnG there II
looks very bad To him.
yaN--Q. When viii my hssshs~1
work steady
A. Your money conditions have
been very had but I know your
husband will have steady work this
fall, and u won't he for Just \
short tins hut for . long period.
RFr.--Q. u my hsssh~sA sssss n
me and did M IA what thishf
Your husband IL not true Ia ycu
and he I'D do what you think. and
Ia prove To YOU that kns~ what
am talking about u was on
March 10 and hsr name " Frances.
Aws--Q. what asu ! so,ss - n
alssut my two chiidveWT
A. with your money conditions
the way they are can see no
chance at all for you 10 continue
10 keep them. ~ would suggest
that you let your sister have the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
German Film Due
Next Lakewood

"Msedchen in Uniform" the next
Continental attraction at the
Lakewood theater, created such a
sensation a few years ago that II
has become the most discussed
foreign film Of the past decade.
The story tells Of r dormitory for
the daughters Of navy officers.
regimented by Prussian discipline,
with female Won stroheim as its
boss.
The film was made on a CO.
operative basis. directed by a
woman and with an all-female cast,
WHICH includes the now famous
Dorothea Week. over a year was
spent in its preparation. The cast
ing was done with an utmost care
in order 10 get just the right types,
and while the principals are all fine
actors in their own right. the play
ers come from every walk OF life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

FOOLS Of the visit of Engands king and to America
them in their proper order and show them as COM
nlete feature in the motion picture theaters
spoke to Ned Edris, Hamrlcks genera MANAGER ILL.,
h told me- there wasn't much chance of it being done
because similar experiment in connection with the corona
fion had proved flop and that was done In
seems according to Ned that the public wants that sort
If thing only when hot but that after is all
they're not interested. Such film as complete record Oh
record but as movie material Just "oudn
click. ..- = -. orb;b;tor ,ebo ,nost
nd there hare the opinion OF an eTn'oeo' "o "'''
-eytoinlv kuoms achat he is talking about
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

The first thester TO he lighted
throughout by electricity wss the
Gaiety in London In 1871.
The intrepid Snowman who
dared TINS innovation In the gas
light eighties was Richard DOYly
Carte. The play was Gilbert and
sullivan's initial performance Of
Patience"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
Sunday Opening
Time IsChanqed

For the summer season all
Of the down town tbeaterx are
announcing a new Sunday
opening time.
The Roxy. Music Box. Blue
Mouse. Riviera. and Beverly
Will open their doors On sunday
mornings It IL Is with The pie
tare program starting II IL 20.
The new opening time policy
applies u sundays only and
the theaters viii open On week
days At their regular times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

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ANst ths eeWosts uUfy
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btaswuftH - ~t1osoiet9o nu&
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seset1s-s'sta Ola Aoeaieu- ''wti-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

In parts Of Europe, the St.
Joint Wort plant was believd 10
have the power Of sverting de-
struetion by lightning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
A Good Idea, But 1t Can't Sell!

Leon Titus, our downtown Ford
dealer. called me on the phone the
other day to tell me how much ne
enjoyed the concert delivered by the
Tacoma Times Junior Concert band
from the stage of the Music Box
theater.
He also made suggestion which
sounded pretty good TO yours truly.
Leon said he would like to see some
uollvwood nrOducer take all the news
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

boy and your mothsv-In-law shs
grit
rs.~. n ~ s~<ss~s ms.sy =
.ssmpss e~v~sspss - ys~s iseeess
- ~. Clashe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

Hearen," Bing Crosby's latest at the
Rory.
1t iCds impossible to obtain her
picture in time to make the press run,
but zee finally did get one, and here
1t is.
Alice is one Of the Music Maids
who assist Bing ioith a bit Of song IN
restaurant scene. In fact. Alice
and the other Music Maids" Uork
aoith him on his radio program.
Those who remember when Al
Pearce and his gang played on the
stage at the Music Box theater sew
eral years ago will probably also re-
member the William Sisters who sang
several numbers on that program. OF
course, they weren't really all sisters
because Alice Sizer was one of the
civilians" sisters.
Alice began her radio work right
here in Tacoma and she has been en-
Pertaining over the air waves and on
the screen ever since. AS l stated in
this column yesterday, East Side of
Heaven" is not Alice's first motion
picture. She has appeared in num-
Der of them and will undoubtedly be
seen in many more.
And so, Tacoma is rery 1cell rep
resented in Holiytoood, ichat Nth
Bling Crosby, little Billy Mahan Of
Jones Family fame, Helen Greco and
her younger sister, and Alice .Sizer,
oil making life the merrier for the
morie fans Of the U. S. A.
Your reporter is sure the many
friends Alice made before gradual
ina from Lincoln high aoiH enjoy see
ing her picture and kno,oing that she
is making a success of the Job she
started out to do.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19

uh;.L surrounded the Single
WHICH tried vainy TO penetrate the murky blackness
A. Inc silence intense the darkness was broken only nv
he hurried footsteps of lone man. chin buried deem in his
coiiar hat pulled low his face who seemed 70
disappear as suddenly as he came
=, none there 1cere to notice the form chich
g hudaea IN corner OF Stdircag leading up of
me houses and not until the first ravs Of darn tbot
ambulance. ~ wv
has that guy come TO yet?"
Yes, said the head nurse. "hes all right now a bit
weak but he'll be okay with little food and some rest"
HAS he talked any," asked the chief.
Yes said he got lost and couldn't find his hotel
been roaming around town for two days."
Well why in the ?A:N didn't he ask somebody" quer-
ried the chief.
said he never asked questions :. he answered 'em
gave the name of Jay Clarke"
Well I'll be X!?X!" said the chief he hung up the
receiver.
A Credit to Tacoma!
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! = 2Hz44T5adH651
~ HUig.INNAtNXA\AN

Wouldn't You knop IL!
Darkness had set in, and mixture
of fog and rain gave a CHASTITY touch
to the buildings which lined the de-
serted thoroughfare. A peculiar glow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-19
A Credit to Tacoma!

Yesterday IN this column there appeared the that
Tacoma girl Alice Sizer eas plagnq in East Side Of
Evening star., 1939-09-14

PACKARD 1887 6-cylinder 4-dr touring
Of care bv its original owner tname on
requestD: has heater. clock and other ac-
cessorieS. reduced to S525; don't hesitate.
PACK ARD oath and M SITS NV RE 0l45.
Evening star., 1939-09-14

PACKARD 1887 5-pass., 4-door trunk
sedan, model 1900; excellent green
finish spotless interior all good tires and
a splendid motor. radio and heater. This
surely is remarkable value. A 2-yr.-oid
car costing new around SO 600. and We
have it priced at S625. c. C: c. Guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co. 1929 22nd st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

BY OCTOBER Z; EITHER A FIVE-ROoM
house or apartment in or near College
Park: rent must not exceed $40. Box
Evening star., 1939-09-14

STUDEBAKER 1888 state Commander DE
shift overdrive, radio. hillholder, heater
and defrosters no new car can equal the
luxurious appearance, comfort or economy
of this low mileage car which we have
priced at only S6S5 Alber e. Mcneil:
Studebaker dealers, Wisconsin ave. and
lhap rlo ct Tn
Evening star., 1939-09-14

FORD 1897 Tudor sedan. S5-horsepower:
original black; new appearance inside and
out; best mechanical order and tires; guar
anteed. easy terms; $3.50 SULLIVAN
CHEVROLET. 400 N. Y. ave. NV. Me 2S11. .
Evening star., 1939-09-14

FORD 936 de luxe Fordor touring sedan;
motor excellent. rubber and interior in best
OF condition; entire care fully Chernerized
and fully guaranteed. SAFETY FIRST
THAT LASTS in all Chernerlzed cars
trade your car now. Uncle Joe will give you
more; buy this fine sedan for only S349.
CHERNER MOTOR CO.. 17l1 Florida ave.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. United States
Customs Service, Port of Washington. D C.,
Sept. u. 1890. Under the Act of Con-
gress approved February 10 1920 and
Article 81 of the Customs Regulations of
] 931, and in pursuance of the authority
granted bv the Director, Bureau of Navi-
cation, under date Of Sept. IL, 1899 on ap-
of Alice w. RaWley, owner the
name of the gas Yacht CYREI.LA has been
CHANGED to GINGER ANN IT The vessel
was built in 1929, her official number is
"9S9S3 and she measures 10 net TONS
F. A. NJ Shafer. Deputy Collector L.
Evening star., 1939-09-14

FORD 1885 de luxe Tudor; radio and full
dual equipment, clean interior, black
finish; reconditioned; Blue Ribbon guar
antee: S44 down. Triangle Motors, 1401
n. I. ave. ne. Decatur 63Q2.