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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-01
SATURDAY
7 A. VI.


-oloomchRsers
XVI Deep River Boys
SIS Women Tomorrow
.KoMO-Rcgeries.
KJR-OscheStrA
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2:3O 2. VI.

KMO-Robinson Family.
2 as. Manhattan Moth
eT
XVI Uncle Jonathan,
2 as. Songs
KOMO - Nomans Mag
sxlne OF the Air
kJR - Orchestra z 70
Box Score
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KIN Coutralto; AS,
News.
KVI-Western skies.
KOMO - Children $ Pro-
gram.
KJR This Moving
World
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$3.50 p. VI.


XVI -- HIT Parade. sas
Or hestfa
kOAO-Orc hesua.
kjE-Auzlcal Buffet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
X,&ml9a5tt33skX
Cargoes for Orient Will Be Loaded
By Three Ships Friday and Saturday

Three ships bound for Oriental
ports viii work NJ Tacoma docks
Friday night or Saturday. They
are the YamaYuri Mafu Of the
Yamashlia line. sydlsnd Of the
Msdrigal line. and Heina, under
charter TO w. l.. Comyn.
The Yamayuri Msru, docking at
Port piers about y p N. Friday.
win work Saturday and Sunday.
loading cottonwood and fir logs,
lumber and pilinr.
The Heina IL coming to c.pten-
n.al dock Saturday 10 ift flour
for Taku Bar, China Second
Madrigal frelshter 10 call al Ta-
coma this week. the hydland IL To
discharge sugar at the Watsrside
Milling 20. No outward loading
In scheduled for Tacoma at this
time.
The sydland was preceded here
by the Don Jose, which was at
Dupont Friday loading powder.
She was originally scheduled To
make u return visit Ia Port piers
fof lumber. but the call now Ia
expected 10 be cancelled.
General cargo for the east coast
viii be taken al Port piers fri
day night by The X, l. iueken-
bach Two other coast freiEhisrs.
the Texan and Charles Christensen,
we're working In Tacoma Friday.
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rrSgI IL sEHsICrs

Mrs.. Margaret ygbsrt--Priyais
services Saturday. Q =. m. 81 81
Ann's church. ihe cortngs leaving
Cahsedy and Aliens AZ %. burial
IN Calvary cemetery The roaary
vii 10 reci,ed a. 20 p ~. Friday
~ the CsAsedy and Alien chapel
Frank Grange - Saturday. 30
> m At Holy Rosary church. the
c0rteRe leaving Meliingefs Al i
.. m. burial 10 Tacoma cemetery.
Hans iisidDsT--Priyais services
were held Thursday a. the Neil
niger chapel, With cremation al
Mountain View following.
John CorkiII --- Saturday. 40
.. M al the Piper chapel. In
charge Of the Odd Fellows. burial
in Mountain View cemetery.
William hOeb--Grayeside ssry-
Ices Saturday. 1870 a. m. Al
Noundsin View cemetery, Rev
n. n. 9cGinnis officiating. burial
under direction Of Buckley. King
Pred !. Netmore--Saturday. 10
a. m. ~ the Lynn chapel. Rev.
George ~ Kittsl officiating. en-
tomoment in Tacoma msuSoleum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Mix Association
Elects Officers

The Natural Mix association "
I'Isfre county composed ~ 70
members whe produce and sisssrib.
uss milk. inst st s~ie. hail THURS
day rvrning and slssssa atfIeetA
J. =. Nsslssn W9s rlsstrd trssl.
dent. Frank nib<r vice president,
and r'ilffufa tanfas, s~cseenrys
treasurer
A committees ~as appointed 10
watch lsEisIstivr procedure ~
Olympia. insofar - Il cancsfns Inc
dairy industry. me ~ members.
attending Thursday nirht's meet.
lrT. went On feeaFd ~ Dppo~ed ~
any milk control lac. for rnu.
tinuanee ~ twa years ~ Inc
states milk industry investigation,
and ~ erposing any sales tAx ~
milk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Will
Meet on MOnddY

The Pierce County Osteopathic
Assn. will meet at $50 p. m. Mon
day in the offices of DR.. J. Henry
Hook, GA Fidelity bldg
Dr. +. r. Lydia, one Of the old
est. most well-known and most
capable of osteopathic physicians
and surgeons in the Northwest.
will give a general discussion on
"Teehnie.n DR.. M. A. Fidler. who
spent many years in practice in
Hawaii. will give n talk on Con
ditions and Diseases Encountered
in Practice in Hawaii
Both doctors are from Seattle
and will be honored with an in
formal dinner at the Elks club at
$50.
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Two Held Responsible
For T1c0n70n's Death
Wife of McChord Field Steel Worker
Tells How Husband Saved Her Life
Only to Lose His in Auto Wreck

MY husband showed me out ~
the wav Then | heard terrific
impact and ssw my husband ard
another man hurting Through the
air and anather man hanndlns
along The pavement from the
Rees ard Charles c. Flower ~
Seattle, landed ~ ihs sFneAns.
meat. side ~ side. tns Jury tss
tail Flower cctfehofstsB Mrs.
Rees' testimony
II developed that whstmaFe sss
the man ncwisa along the pave
msnt. We WAs knocked uHeon.
sclous. but not seriously hurt. jnF-
ess were informed
The nnamual accident. testimony
disclosed occurred WHEN Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph sienshoei % Seattle
and two friends. Flower and Miss
Ina Hammer. aise II Seattle. we're
returning from = dance
Two Mere Crashed
Thampsnns machine. n was as
serted. also headed far Seattle.
struck the sssnshosl car in the
rear svers.a sefass the highway
and overturned stsnshoel mari
aged 10 hr.p his car from OVER.
turning and parked slenE the high
way.
whli. attempts acre besnx made
10 right rhompean's car. Martin
driving alnns ard headed seuth,
crashed into the Thompson ma
chine
shortly sftnrsari. fourth ear,
driven nv James Zoe ~ Seattle,
drove into rhnmpson's automobile.
further wrsehlnT H.
After tho accident. Nsss wss
rushed 90 King county hospital
where he died an hout later. Rsrr
left his wife and two sisters. the
latter residents ~ Newfounsilani
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Mrs. Frank Cole
Talks in Olympia

MIS- Frank A. Cole. president Of
the Pierce County WOmen's Demo-
cratic league. Was speaker and
honor guest al the luncheon and
meeting Of the ThurstOn County
Democratic league. held in ST.
Michaers hall. Olympia, on Thurs
day. Following the meeting, Mrs.
Cole, with women Of the Thurston
county group. attended the legis-
LatlYe session.
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Two motorists WIRE blamed nv =
King county eeronefs jury for the
traffic death last Fre " cyfn
Rees. a. - tsas South rsenma
way. a steel worker employed Al
Mechord field
Tho jurys Vsrsiiet was returned
late Thursday after The panel
heard Mrs nertha Rses relate
with emotion her husband met .
here's death en the Tacoma -ss-
at,lc highway. near lss'w lake.
early OF Sunday morning
The bury held that Rses' death
was due 10 failure Of Donald
Martin. an Olympia salesman, 10
use due caution IN operation Of
his vehicle Martin. according 10
TESTIMONY at the inquest. was driV-
ms the automobile which Killed
the Taeaman
racoman Also nians~d
The second man blamed IN the
verdict was benjamin. y, rhomp.
SON. -, Of S002 SO Park ave
Tacoma The jury held rhompson,
who received head and back IN
juries. was driving his car IN .
reckless manner
Mrs. Rees told jurors al. and
her husband. with a friend. l.. A.
Nhitmnre also II Tacoma. were
en- route to their homes In Tacoma.
when they cam. 10 Thompson :
car partially overturned on the
shoulder 81 the highway. near How
LAKE. Recs hrough, hls machine Ia
a stop
My husband and Mrs. Whit
more Mrs Rres related, had
pulled one man out Of tho car and
though. they heard someone else
breathing inside was stand
ing by their side s. Suddenly.
someone yelled there was going Ia
IA. a crash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
MOTORCYCLE CLUB TO
ELECT ON WEDNESDAY

New officers will be elected BY
members Of the Tacoma Motor
cycle club at their meeting We'd
nesday night at the clubhouse
3i05 SO. Tyler st. according 10
Arthur Arneson. president.
A seavenger hunt race for q
trophy offered by &. 4. Rcd
Ehret will be held sunday The
run viii start from the clubhouse
al 10 o'clock. Riders competed in
a hare and hound chase Washing
tons birthday. with Dick Disdrieh
taking first place and Roy Rogers
second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
ORANGE PRICE
Up SOME here

Orange prices wevs littie
higher on inc Tacoma utarkst
Friday morning. snoNfnk 4 r~ne-
lion 20 the rrcsnt CALIFORNIA;
storms
Newest on ths market were
green easons in from The palies.
one Shipments Included = cord
lot af rexas spinach. Mexickn
green pep~fs and carrots esuft-
flower anss lettuce fren California.
unchanged in prize
Lemon prices have shawn No
Increase
THE leesl grain market shnwed
A general siesltne. ~ snn ~ most
fee.fs. 81 ton IN earn. Family
-four held 10 own.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

I'VE realized this was fine land
and deserved to be treated as
such" says Cliff Kaynor. Ellens-
burg publisher and civic leader.
we didn't want IT TO be taken
over by failures from the Dust
Bowl They might be fine citizens.
but since they had failed and help
cd in the creation OF the Dust
Bowl. we felt wed rather have
families who were more certain
Of success.
Thousands Of Replies
Times were terrifically hard in
Ellensburg at that time. but the
citizens got together enough
money 10 run advertisements in
the leading papers of the country.
These asked for those 1terested
in settling the new district to
write in
Thousands Of replies were re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
J. Grant Hinkle
Funeral SATURDAY.

OLYMPIA - Funeral services
will be held here at p m. Sstur-
day for J. Grant Hinkle. former
secretary Of state. who died Tues
day in Portland The services will
be IN the First Christian church.
where he served as trustee and
elder. Al the grave. the United
Spanish War Veterans will have
charge Of the services
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
LUMBER PRODUCTION
IS SAG PCT. NORMAL

Mills in Washington and Oregon,
which reported to the West Coast
Lumbermens association for the
week ending Feb. Is, produced
s3,704.671 board feet Of lumber.
At the rate Of cutting at the re-
porting mills, the entire industry
produced $40 per cent of its aver
age weekly cut during 1s26-l929.
The new business reported taken
last week by the l43 mills was
81 .4s3.354 board feet. Shipments
were 75,02s.S43.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
CLAIM BAskgITTCy

Voluntary petitions in hank.
upicy acre flied IN FEDERAL dis
trct court here Friday by James
Harvey Speck, mschlnlst. u 7g
So Tacoma ave listing sSZs 10 IN
liabilities. $40 30 in debts by
Ofnn George Brandaw. mill helper
Of 9sls 50. Mason. listing yi.i3z5 So
in debts. $3.50 In ssseis: Carl
Bauer. sign painter. u route {.
Olympia. listing 81 o0472 In debts
10 81 go In assets. and Leslie Rob.
srt Robinson. Tenino loader. listing
s4Z9 81 IN debts 10 $3.50 10 assets
All azsets listed were claimed ez-
empt
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pmon. sm,rri>a RATES

The y T. maritime commission
Friday announced ~ would under.
take comprehensive investigation
Of rates. charges, regulations and
practices prevailing in the inter.
coastal shipping trade The pro-
sdinKs arise from petitions filed
~ steamship companies and port
authorities expressing dissstiafso-
ton with the existing in.sfcosstaI
rate structure
Waterfront men we're predicting
breakdown u tho Intsrcessts ~
Freight association. following the
reported withdrawal u three lor
lines from the conference.
American Hawaiian line efn-
ciaily withdrew Thursday on com
plant that the Shepard Inns. a
non member. and the Caimar line
a member. we're engaged 10 unfair
competition Following the a ~
announcement. the Lac ksnbaoh ana
Mccormick lines ssrs reported 10
have Withdrawn. and others Hsrs
expected 70 take the same step.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Billings Loses
In Freedom Tru
san FRANCIsCO Il Coz. Cul.

SAN FRANCISCO - Gov. cul-
bert Olson said today he was will
ing to apply to the California
supreme court for approval to
pardon Warren X. Billings. despite
the state advisory boards refusal
to make such an application.
The boards refusal decided upon
last night by 3 to vote. appar-
emily left Billings sole hope for
pardon in Olson's hands. When
he pardoned Tom Mooney. last
month. Olson said he would Ike
10 pardon Billings also but he was
powerless to act because Billings
was a two-time offender.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
OBITU RTE S


Mrs Genevleve Mokeown kenna,
20. OF the Annobee apartments.
died In local hospital Thursday.
She was born In rendleton, ore.
Surviving are her husband. Charles
H. her mother, Mrs. Bertha Me-
keown OF pendleton. and six sis
tiers. Mrs Iva Caldwell Of Ellens-
burg. Mrs Alice stumpf and Mrs.
Mabel shuli of pendleton, Mrs.
Josephine Kelley and Mrs Mary
frakeh OF Portland and Mrs, Marie
Michener Of Athena. Ore Lynn u
sending the body 10 rendleton for
funeral services and burial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
ACTIONS IN DIVORCE

Suits for divorce have been
started In superior court by Fred
l. against Cora NJ Burns OlRo
against Jack Spafsno. Evelyn ".
against william T. Case Martha
against Leslie Aoak and BY Fran
cis against Elsie Manning. An
introductory decree has been
granted 70 Bertha r. from Allen
Z. Johnson. Final DEGREES have
been granted 10 Gladys Z. from
Arthur s Gavin and 10 Marie
from Everett DAVIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been 10.
lied ~ County Auditor \. ciH-
ford Davis 10 HOy v Bscklund
and DORIS Peek. both ~ Taco
ma Joe Hass6y and Mabel Bloom
both u Tacoma Marshall c. shaw
and Wilma @. Hard. bath u Puy-
aliup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
LONE GIRL CIRCLES
AUSTRALIA IN AUTO

SYDNEY, n. =. W.-Miss Ruth
Gum has just become the first
woman 10 motor alone round Aus
tralia.
With a sheepdog az her only
companion. Miss Gum covered
5000 miles in Ga weeks. Up coun-
try she used some Of the toughest
roads In the world. and on several
nights was obliged to camp hun
dreds Of miles from the nearest
white mans dwelling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
JOHN CIOIItRTy

John cloherty. II. former Tia
conan. died Thursday at kelso.
where he had livef Is years lie
operated clothing store at kelso.
He wsa born in Ireland. Surviving
arc his wife, Efina brother.
Joseph. Of San Francisco. n niece,
Miss Mary EarlH Of Tacoma. and
six nephcws. Cullom. Steve.
Michael and Joseph Esrls and
Joseph and Charles cloberty. all
Of Tao1ms. Funeral announcement
by Cassidy and Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

Sven Ruben Ericsson. 20. whose
home was near Pnyaliup, died IN q
Tacoma hospital Thursday after
noon lie Was BORN 10 sweden.
lie leaves his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Eric EfiScon Of pvysllup. three
brothers. Henry Of Tacoma. and
Paul and Bsngi 81 Puysllup, and a
sister. Mrs Ruth klyeness Of Ia
coma Funeral announcement by
Lynn.
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THOMAS HooARTn

Thomas Hogartb. Us. died Thurs
day al his home, 1902 Ea Gath at
A native OF England. he had lived
Ia the L. y 80 years and In Ia
coma 10 years lie leaves his wife.
Agnes. u daughter. Mrs. Margaret
Heal Of shAunayou. saakatehswa an (.
four sons. William Of Red Jacket,
Sask. John OF Aoosomln, Sask A..
and W. T. and Howard Of Tacoma .
A brother. Robert Bennett Of
Lowry. MINI. ard IA grsndchii-
dren. Funeral announcement By
CaHsedy and Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
SWAIN BRAVE FELLOW,
BUT HE GOES TO JAIL

CLEVELAND, o. -A young
SWANS fesrlessness landed him IN
police court.
He was walking along & street
with a girl friend when he decided
TO prove 10 her what d brave fell
low he was
I'm not afraid Of anybody.
Just 10 show you" he said. IN
knock down the first man that
comes along
He did
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ceived. To each person who replied,
a QUESTIONABLE was sent. 10 be
filled In asking what experience
he had had in irrigated farming,
the size OF his family. the amount
of money he had, and such
When these forms were sent
back TO Ellensburg. they were
carefully studied. Those who had
capital and experience. and looked
as though they might succeed on
the land. were contacted and given
further Information
100 Acre Limit
Those whose replies Indicated
they were doomed TO failure, were
not contacted any further
Finally. by process Of selection.
$50 fine farm families were picked
and allowed TO buy. Most OF these
bought the land at figures running
up to as high as $50 an acre. Il
few were able 10 get government
homesteads free. Each farmer whB
limited TO 100 acres.
We went TO work, the whole
city helping them get their land
in shape, and the success has been
almost unbelievable. declares
kaynor.
NEXT: How the farmers were
given n start.
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HAPPY-
BIRTHDAY
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "a

Ann Partridge, 1913 SO. NJ ST.
Frank Is. kepner, 1880 West
blvd, Day Island.
Floyd {. kinnear, S71l No.
18th 81.
Anna Worabel, 5625 So. Fife.
Derry Peltier, zoos SO. War
ner 1t.
John II. Clary, 1888 East
Morton st.
Everett Plum, Route /, Box
4SS. Puyallup.
Frank Arcuri, 1908 Faweett
ave.
Lois Jelle, 26I3 So. l4th 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

OLYMPIA -- T0o-thlrds Of the
3O3 ~ cars and trucks tested ~
the state In 1898 had faulty breaks.
lights or other defects. g. ghWay
Director Lacey Y horr0N reported
today IN summary II the first
years operation under the state
vehicle safety inspection program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
WILLIAM MILLER

William Miller. -, of 1927 Mar
ket # died In local hospital
Thursday. He was born In New
Brunawick and was retired
farmer There are no known rsla.
tiyss Funeral announcement by
CasssdY and Allen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

The Withdrawals afs not effr0fitr
until 30 days.
The conference 10 voluntary
association NJ shipping lines.
LOAD 70. s,.smIA
chaftefinF u five British
steamers 10 take earxoes of wheat
n Northwest ports for viadivostnh
has brrn announced One. ihe
clarissa Radcliffe. IL slated TO load
full cargo in Tacoma. beginning
March others are the Dslsby.
which starts al Seattle Saturday.
and the Devon City. wafiaby and
somsrsby. all loading At Portland
soon,
ships ~ put HlDasBest. Charles
cbrsstsii sBn ana vAne1@sseF pofs
piers fossn aud Portland BAKER
dnek Hsu AnseImp Difkmsu mill
snips due Frinay~k l,sIrksns
bach and 1smsgUfi Asfu. rust pierre
NydlAna WsteFslas Aiiiins Go nat
vfasy ifsiss. Centennial mills
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
TO MEET Al CARLTON

The regular meeting - tn
Veterans Service League Will he
held Friday evening al the Carl
ton Motel. The executive board
requests ell members who have
received a 400 70 be present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
live stment Trusts
ISSUES BUILDING PERMIT

City building Inspector issued a
building permit Thursday 70 X r.
Nelson. 1928 81. 7th At. for the
construction of 81 900 home al
6l3 So. Lawrence 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks: Higher In moderate
trading.
Bonds; Higher L. :. govern
ments higher.
Curb stocks Higher.
Foreign exchange; steady.
Cotton: steady.
Wheat and corn; Unchanged 20
off = cent.
Rubber: Firm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
rsr,Gir..s corLIDg

Two lntcfcosstsl frelghters well
known 10 Tacoma shippers we're
undergoing inspection and repairs
At San franaisco today after col.
Hiding in the Golden Cats channel
Friday morning.
The damaged vessels are the
American Hawaiian stsams 2
carolinisn. which worked Ia Ia
coma Feb, ~, and ths Quaker
liner San clsments. which Was en-
route 10 Puget Sound and dis la
Tacoma March 7.
The crash tore holes in the bows
81 both ships They we're lowed
back 10 the piers by coast guard
tugs There we're no casualties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25
Brighter Domestic
Picture Hds Stocks
DOW -JoNES AVERAGES

INV fFAfssas ~ fshfteIf@
|, Industrial ....14544. up ISL
Rail .......... 5000, up l.05
Utility 1000. 25.45. up 0.69
Sales Friday Appropriated e70.-
600 shares. compared with 400 600
shares Thursday. Curb sales we're
1872 900 shares against i42 900.
NEW YoRK Stocks advanced
fractions to more than three points
in expanded trading today on pros
poets for improvement in the do
mestic business and the foreign
political situations.
Listed bonds pushed higher I'M
der lead OF I. s government is
sues. six Of which hit new 1889
peaks. Commodities generally
were better.
A rise in sterling to new high
for the year and a drop in the
Netherlands guilder to a new low
since the September war scare
featured an otherwise httle-chang-
ed foreign exchange market.
Quotations courtesy Dean Witter &
Co, Washington bldg
Stock High Low Close
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BY STUART WHITEHOUSE

ELLENSBtRG Wash.-lt was 1892 and the depression
when Uncle Sam wiped his hands mopped his brow
and said to Elensburg"rheres your water 70 ahead
and settle your valey!'
This presented a problem to Ellensburg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-25

Editors u n q mr.
brought II
significant lat paint methods settling the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-01-14
Kevin-SunburSt Field
1898 Compilations


Produc
OH sBh lT24
% l ls-S5-2W
Oil 1910
Beardslee-Swears 9-35-2W Bbl lT74
9-35-2W Oil 1857
1-35-3W 25 BbL Oil 1878
Bhl 1915
Big SEA 1e-35-2W 1885
Wes5underson Sw NE NWs isS52W 60 Bb Oh 1920
ndersonN 9352W OIL 1890
Big Wes-C underso No 5
-CSunderso NO WI.
Builders Cow No 2
Consolidated No SW NWa 34332W an Gas 1873
Consolidated Haukand SW3 NW4 27-33-2W
C 24-35-3w l0Bol Oh 1900
mley-F 13 800 Bbl 1910
l i-S5-SW 6BbL 1907
No OnAbd 1920
Eddy l Sc SWa NEa 2335-SW Dry 1850
Fraser Smth-V anN No c
Fffty-Six Pet-Eceywood NO /
No BbL 1899
SIuth HrrksCseorpe No Sc s-34-2W
General NO
Iund-D No C
No 9W Add 1873
SEA SEA l1-S5-sW 100 Bbl l76
IN NE3 l1-35-3W 8BhL 1898
en- g., SWa l1352W 60Bbl On 1910
Par entEn Nw3 Nwa l3-35-3W l5Bbl l75e
70 Nwa ll-35-3w 500 Bb 1880
1856
Petroleum No
piotka Rader ward No / SW
NEs NVa 2-35-3W Oh 1888
Rmrock NW5 2o353W Show OIL ADD lv4
NW3 NWA l2-35-SW Boi On
NO / sWN on 1707
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-01-14
WHITEFISH HAS TITLE
OF BEST NAVY TOWN

Whitefish. with n population Of APP
proximRtely 1000, lays claim TO the
title OF being the biggest little navy
town In the United States, Frank A.
Story, Helena recruiting officer, said
Residents Of Whitefish claim that
their little city has more young men IN
the United States navy per capita than
any other city In the nation.
During the past four years, Storey
said, u youths have enlisted In the
service from Whitefish. and the White
fish chapter Of the Navy Mothers club
boasts q membership OF IL.
Strange as It may seem, the re-
cr1iter pointed out, the greater num-
Der OF men OF the navy come from
certain communities or cities where
the navy already has a well estab-
lished reputation. In these navy"
communities or cities the sons come
home on frequent flrloughs and par
ents and friends soon become familiar
with all the opportunities and advan-
tages that the service offers Its sailors
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-01-14

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