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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08
CUT BAHK CRUDE
PRODUCTION PUTS
OIL INTO STORAGE

Cut Bank production jumped far
beyond market demand in the
month of January according TO the
monthly report OF the Oil Con-
servation Board of Montana with
the result that storage oil. gained
15.343 barrels in the state, hating
steady drainage on dwfndling
storage.
(continued on Page Four
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08

This is the sensational Tribal pool of South Cut Bank
oil field 40ere Montana Independents 1ed zUih another
for leases qoch offer promise of ,tidred barrel zves
The sold at the auction Tuesday numbered and the
bonding list belOV shoes the of the successful
bidder and the amount paid IN the township IS the
Terrace State lease 7Vch tao sensational aCel acre
recently completed The 672barre zOeH is the largest Ont
Bank sand 7cc in the field Recent completion of the 200
barrel Mcdonald ct al producer in NWANW4 29-5Z-5W
qase added impetus to interest IN the sale
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08
Oil In Devonian In Kelvin
Field Proven By Diamond
Drill Core, Says Gerlough

OF formation
Madison lime the
Of Syndicate KevinSunburst field
according geologst OF this field who
well drilled the
Of o a
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-08


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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
DUP ont Divorces
Wife ox Reno

RENO. Ney. Feb. 25. tUP)-Wil-
liam Dupont. II. horse-fancier and
member OF the Dupont Industrial
family. today divorced Mrs. Jean
:. Austin DuPo2t.
He charged extreme cruelty at n
private trial before Judge william
Mcknight.
DuPcnt'S Rosemont won the $780,
coo Santa Anita Handicap at Arcs
dia, Cal in 1887. The DuPonts mar
red Jan. /, 1919. at Rosemont. pa.
He Is preSiden. Of the Delaware
Trust Co, OF Wilmington, Del.
1t will be i wonderful treat 10
hear the patter Of horses feet al
Santa Anita SATURDAY,. Dupont de-
clared on leaving the Reno court
house.
The Santa Anita Handicap is a
wide open race and I haven't any
idea what horse Will win Dupont
declared. He has plane reservations
for California. where he will at
tend the race Saturday.
DuPont's horse, Fairy Chant, is
entered in the handicap.
No, I haven't any plans to re-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
Invasion Bases
Battered by Raj
In Fierce Raids
Continued from Page One)

Z
at 1886 tons. just about half the
average British weekly losses since
start OF the war
Hitler placed the sInkings of the
last two days at BIS 900 tons in his
/ speech Monday. A more exact figure
| Of 2l7, 300 tons was given by the
official DNB news agency. This
was boosted today TO 263,000 tons
| by the Nazi high command.
/ The British said that they have
been long in preparation for the
German spring sea offensive and
they expect TO meet the threat as
it develops. They called Hitler's
! speech beer cellar bluster." They
said, however. that they were most
desirous OF obtaining additional sur
face craft from the United States,
particularly to cope with fleets OF
small submarines which the Ger
mans are believed 70 be building.
The British reported a new and
striking success in the African at
tack under which Premier Benito
MuSSolini's empire is Crumbling.
South African troops, smashing
ahead ITO miles in two days, cap
tured BraTa only 100 miles from
Mogadiscio, capital of italian Soma
lilanu. The advance seemed to in
dicate that the whole OF this Fas-
cist colony may be under British
control shortly At the same time
troops from Kenya captured Moyale,
fort on the Kenya- Ethiopian Dor
der.
Rome admitted that battles OF
increasing intensity We're being
fought in Somaliland and said the
British had crossed the Juba river.
Tuesday was the day set by some
Balkan forecasters for the Ger
mans to move into Bulgaria.
There was no indication that they
had done so but series of possibih-
ty related incidents indicated the
entry may not be long delayed. Tele-
phone service between Berlin and
Zurich and Sofia was interrupted
without explanation.
Sofia reported that German staff
Officers were said to have taken
over the resort town of Tcnam Koria
43l2 miles from Sofia. The British
legation was said to have been burn
ing confidential papers and Ger
mans also We're reported to have
taken over most of the space III
Sofas leading hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
Only One Step
Remains in lid
Reiundinq Case

Continued from Page One)
able and feasible plan than it would
be were the clause omitted entirely
Considering the uncertainties Of
the future. the Imperial Irrigation
District Is undertaking a heavy
burden in Its effort 10 meet such
a high percentage Of lis outstand-
ing general bond and registered
warrant obligations. Once before
the district attempted 4 reorganlza-
tion-one fraught with long htiga-
ION and great expense ... tC SUD-
ject it to another expensive pro-
ceeding. such as this. SIMPLY because
n small group of bondholders re-
fuses 10 assent TO proposed plan.
might easily wreck the whole struc-
ture and cause unConscionable loss
es not only 70 bondholders but to
the ranchers within the district.
Under existing conditions, We be-
heye that, as a practicable matter,
sufficient safeguards are provided
10 the minority by the proposed
plan and the existing laws ...'
Besides agreement of rs per cent
OF the bondholders, the district
poard and approval in special cleo
ton. any further modification would
a.so have 10 be approved by the
California District Securities COM
mission.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
Actress Can Get
CompIoint Now

charges. He said women frequently
asked 10 have their husbands ar
rested fer beating them but rare
~ signed the complaint.
Eammon said II Miss Roth. who
went % the hospital last week with
one eye swollen shut and sundry
bodily bruises, still is willing to
swear out Q complaint he Will issue
il.
Hammon's Office Indicated how
ever. that Welner probably would
not b eXtradlted from Chicago,
where he went following the alleged
beating. The complaint would be
held on file. and Weiner would be
prosecuted if nc returned 10 Cali
fCrnia.
Weiner's attorney. S. Ward Sui
Ivan. appealed 10 Harmon yester-
day to suspend the investigation
until Weiner returns TO defend him
self. Sullivan said Weiner was i'll in
Chicago and unable 10 leave.
When Mss Roth went to the
hospital she insisted that WeineT
be arrested. She said he hit her
with a telephone book, then threw
the telephane tro.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
Flax Program TO
Be Carried On

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. (UP)-
The agriculture department an
nounced today that the fiber FLAX
program, in effect since 1899, will
be continued this year ''in the in
terest of national defense"
Fiber flax production is especially
important, officials said, because
it is the source Of linen which serves
many military and naval purposes.
Until the 1871 program, producers
will receive payments not to exceed
$3.50 on production up to 5000 tons.
If more is produced the rate of pay
ment will be reduced proportion
ately.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
Alfonso Suffers
New Heart Attack

ROME, Feb. 25. CUP) = Persons
close to former King Alfonso XIII
of Spain said that he had suffered
another heart attack this afternoon
and that his condition again was
critical.
Since Saturday Alfonso has shown
slight improvement and only this
morning DR. Cesare F'rugoni, HI S
chief physician, said that bulletins
would be issued only one a day.
Soon afterwards, however, it was
reported reliably that the former
king had suffered new attack at
the Grand hotel, where he was
stricken nearly two weeks ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
CAMPAIGN PROBE
BRINGS NO ACTION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. (UP) -
A federal grand jury today failed 10
etuTn any indictments in its in
luiry into political expenditures in
he 1910 campaign but suggested
hat legal locDholeS be removed from
he Hatch clean politics act.
The grand jury, concluding an in
.estigation which began Dec. 5,
1910. said that excessive sums were
collected and expended in the cam
paign but that the transactions
we're conducted so as to be within
the letter of the law.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
Food Stamp Plan
Meeting Slated

Final arrangements for starting
the federal food stamp plan in
Imperial county will be made a.
a food stamp committee meeting
at the Fl Centre chamber of COM
cree at 2 pm. Thursday.
Edwin c. Garwood, area super
visor for the surplus market ad-
ministration, called the meeting.
Under the plan the surplus farm
products will be sold through the
regular marketing channels to re-
lief recipients.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
Board Negotiates
Rice Contracts

Directors of the Imperial Irriga-
ton district negotiated Tuesday for
contract which was slated to
bring more than 1000 acres west
Of Imperial into a vast rice cult
walton project
The contract was between the dis
trict and Arthur Hofmann and Olaf
Dahlquist, rice growers.
Terms Of the proposed contract
provided for installment purchases,
with the district supplying drainage
facilities, after the money is avail
able.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
Scanning L.v
News Horizon
CHARGE REDUCED

A charge of driving a bicycle
while drunk" failed to stand up and
was reduced to drunkenness for
Martin Duncan, El Centro ice cream
peddler. He was assessed a SIS fine
in police court.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
Protect Men from
Unions Discharged
Man Asks Congress

Continued frcm Page One)
ton from the company which in
Guided the statement that 1t would
rehire him if il could.
I'm not appealing my case. I'm
appealing the case OF the men who
follow this migratory construction
work. They are men who never get
q paid up union card. They are the
men who built Boulder Dam, Grand
COulee. Friant Dam, and many
others. he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
WEATHER

Southern California: Partly cloudy
coastal and mountain area Tues
day with few sprinkles or light
showers Tuesday morning south
portion: cloudy with rain Wednes-
day: mostly clear interior valley
Tuesday; increasingly high cloudi-
ness Wednesday; little change in
temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25

marry he said.
The DuPonts have four children,
Jean Ellen. 10; Evelyn. Is; William
Henry, 13. and John E.. two; accord
ing to the divorce complaint. A
sealed agreement provided for their
education and support.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Alleging that her husband was
committed to Folsom penitentiary
on a morals charge, Ora Johnson
Monday asked for a divorce from
Frank Johnson. She said they have
four minor children ranging in ages
from to II years.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25

HOLLYWOOD, FEB. 3 up
il Actress Lillian Roth still wants
70 prosecute her estranged husband,
Eugene Weiner. for beating her up
with a telephone. she may have an
assault complaint TO-DAY, the dis-
tfict attorneys office announced.
But Deputy District Attorney
Percy Harmon was inclined 10
doubt that Miss Roth would prefer
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
ARRESTED ON BAD
CHECK CHARGE

J. NJ. Luckey, 20, laborer, was
arrested Monday on a charge OF
giving a fictitious check. T. R. Jones
of Calipatria signed the complaint
in Calipatria justice court.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
BRIGADETTES PLAN

The Barbara Worth Brigadettes
announced Tuesday that they will
meet at the California Hotel Coffee
shop in Ell Centre at pm. We'd
nesday to complete plans for activ-
tiles this spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
NEGRO SENTENCED
TO SAN QUENTIN

Ed Spivey, Negro. was sentenced
to San Quetin penintentiary Tues
day for assaulting Neff Patterson,
another Negro, in BraWley last
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
ANNULMENT GRANTED

The marriage of Margaret f.
Wolfe to Russell V. Wolfe was an
nulled. superior court records show
ed Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
DECREE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce was
granted in superior court Tuesday
to Thodor Irving Lee in his suit
against Angeline Moore Lee.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
High Low Precip

Record for 2i hours ending 5
I. m. Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25
S.W. Outside White or CoIors

Choose any of the regular coors for outside
Sherwin- Williams Paints cost less to use because
each gallon more area and it lasts longer Re-
member this lower price
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-25

Here is practical guide to color selec
ton for home interiors or eXteriors.
Just call at our store or phone and we
will deliver this paint color guide to
help you decide what color effect you
want for your home It's FREE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
Syria Armisiice
T erms Revealed

HCHY-British and Free French
troops will occupy all Of Syria and
Lebanon under terms Of the con-
vention ending hostilities in the
inundated territory. 1t was an
nounced Tuesday.
The agreement was signed Mon
day night at Acre. Palestine. by
Gen. Joseph de Verdillac, acting
for Gen. Henri Dentz. French high
commissioner, and Gen. Henry
Maitland Wilson, British COM
nander.
II provides that all French
troops must be concentrated by
room Tuesday. They will remain
under French officers until they
are repstristed. except IN IN. Jebel
Druse section. There. for reasons
Of security. the French troops will
ne permitted To retain their arms
until British forces relieve them.
Honors of war will he accorded
the Vichy French. and they will
Z. allowed 10 retain their side
arms. Prisoners Of both sides will
be freed at once.
French civilians and military Of
ficials will be given an alternative
ef joining the allies cause or be-
ins repatriAted Officials will re-
main until they can be replaced
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Continued From Page ons)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
US0 Regional
Drive Expands
Over Million Given
In Western States

SAN FRANCISCO - a -mup-
Ping ~ forces reported : n.tioe.
a total - reFe thsn - go o.
figures sempiies II unitsa asrvfs<
Organisation. regional h.sauusF-
tors here tosisy showed II nat 81
eat AZ . quota Il N.sao.ooo feE
rive states already contributed 81
definitely pledged 20 q fund fer
mnrais haiitinE IN the armed
fcfces
California. slih : quota ~ ssiT.s
40 r. reached tTTpnps and -
ports 81. stiu n<lng rrxefvsd tally
from city. county ard ara treas
arers
orernn's goal - sss 100 90 shls
80. 80 "a. rexn RAISED ard cew.
mitments a 80. oco ffem fssl
Community Fa1na appeals wtil
bring shs total to . csrtsir sfsTsal
state uao ie.sisss reiHt cut. Hos.
ever. hat many heal drives start.
81 lat. are ns~ N N. solicitation
stage
rnv ws.hinKtnn the .nsuns go
/. sis7 as Nor. than tss 900 n.
hesn received ~ the uso staff
treasurer and. ike Oregon. fsil
Community Fuaa commitments a
500 SEQ sili make the fatal tiai..
ssa. Again. ss IN the Ease ~ Ore
enn. loeai drives wsrs asfefrsd sna
confidence hs. sesn expressed thai
the state VIII achieve the quot {
when ne autumn receipts are N
Ths city II anshse derived IA
name ffrm the Algonquin ~urd
"krhee. whlch means naffowlnz
~ the waters
Nussmeiqus IL . rFuvires -
Portuguese East Aries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
Navy AID Order
Siumps Youth
Young Publisher
Turns Down Deal

ANAMosA. Ia - John Sanner
-. iows's youngest newspaper
publisher, wss sorry Tuesday TIA,
h. couldn't accommodate the :. :.
navy and had - reject an adver-
tisinE contract because his pages
were too small
John fifth grade student. has
published The News" for three
years. II has weekly circula-
tion Of IS copies. a formal three
hy seven inches. rubber type. four
pages and a toy rotary press
Last week a New York ad-
vertising agency wired 10 ak
II his paper could accept 1000
lines over a fwo-month period
IN advertise an enlistment
campaign In the navy.
Unable to handle such large
mats. but reluctant to lose a s23s
business order-last weeks four
page edition Melted him si.3s-
John suggested that he cannot
handle 1000 lines. would handle
less" the agency cancelled the in
sertion order.
The magnitude Of dealing with
the navy may have been respon-
sible for The News leading sdi-
torial today.
Editorial. I am sorry The News
Is lait this weak"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
Swiss Hard Hit by War and
Must Play Ball With Nazis

importation and exportAtion has
10 be through German-controlled
ports. The Portuguese outlet can
be reached only by way Of Mani
controlled France and pro-ANis
Spain. So again. the mountain
GERS must cooperate. As long as
they behave. they can carry on a
limited international trade and
keep going after = fashion. Let
them become reosleitrant. and they
viii have 70 live on themselves.
Driven 20 >aEis
President Roosevelt's blanket
freezing Of all continental assets
drove the Swiss deeper INTO Hit
ler's arms. economically n not SEN
umentslly. That Is the fact
whether or not It's significance
argues that the asset control or.
der should have exempted the tiny
neutral
One condition upon which Ger
many has permitted Switzerland
to trade with the U. s. through
Axis territory. and has provided
her with coal at $40 a ton-was
that good green dollars must flow
back in return for exports. When
Swiss credits were tied up, along
with those OF all Europe outside
the British isles. this condition
no longer could be satisfied. SO
New York agents for the country's
manufacturer are warned that
even the limited business which
available cargo facilities has per
mitted thus far. seems doomed
now.
Meanwhile. through the Gott-
hard tunnel trains are running be
tween Germany and Italy dav
after day with the minimum ~
Roadway considered safe. and traf-
fie through the simplon tunnel il
heavy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
State Is Probing
County Contract

Work has started on the T7nd
street fll and road construction
job by Woodworth \ Cornell but
IN. stat. highway department siill
IL investigating tina letting ~ the
contract, according IN James A.
Davis. assistant director Of high
ways
Woodwork a Cornell we're not
the low bidders. but were awarded
the contract on a 81 vote by the
county commissioners. Commits
sionsr John sohlarb favored let
ting thu contract 10 sJobosn Bros.
the low bidders.
The states angle rests upon It's
participation In paying for the
job. which. u IL understood, the
commissioners planned 10 finance
through state gas tar money.
II the state does not spprovs II
tho awarding Of the contract 10
Woodwork a Cornell. II IL pos
sibls N. state gas tax money v1il
os withheld. thus forcing the
county commissioners IN raise
other funds by which 10 pay Wood
worth d Cornell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
Iceland's Traffic
Rules Are Puzzle
To u. S. Forces

RFNkIANTk. Iceland - united
states service men drive autonno-
elleS On the rirht Sc ~ 80 rcsd
n violation ~ ieeland's keep-to-
ths-left rale and eomphosts thi.
islands already rerpleNing traffe
problems
The right hsna rals Was estse-
lIshed whsn automobiles first were
introduced here but when the
British came. re rue VAS
changed The British are EFT hand
drivers a. home ard persuaded
authorities inst driving IN the ieft
gave women riding side saddle ~
horseback a. opportunity n leap
- safety Il automobiles made
their animals shy.
Now. fesisnders wonder whether
the rule should be changed again
or II the Americans can he per-
susded 70 drive on the left
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
Charge Man Returned
By Holmes Eastwood

Brought back from Los Angeles
by safety Commissioner Holmes
Eastwood and Pstrolman r. Y.
Savage, Harrison A Love, ST.
year-old Industrial engineer. was
charged with grand larceny In a
justice court information filed late
Monday by Deputy William N
Goodwin Of Prosecutor Thor c.
Tollefsons Office
Love u alleged N have forged
a signatur. on a promissory note
payable N the White Financ. CO.
and 10 nav. discounted this not.
with 2. A. Vsns Co. Of Tacoma.
The charges sFsin- Love were
made before Justie. Clsrenc. =.
Layton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16

Buy L. 3. Bon1r sn1 save
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16

NEW YORK Because Of her
geographical location. the war has
hit Switzerland out Of all proper
ton to whatever actual military
menace may face her. Aside from
technical violations Of neutrality.
in which the British have more
than held their own. the little
mountain republic has not been
under apparent armed pressure at
any time, and is not now. But
economically she u completely at
the Reich's mercy. and perforce
collaborates very completely.
There are two ma ior methods Of
Nszi control. both Of them passive.
unquestionahly legal. logically JUS
tifisble. and intelligently applied.
One is through fuel Before hos
tilities began. Switzerland vas OBJ
tanning most Of her coal from
Great Britain Now she cant.
One Neutral Port
The only neutral port open TO
her Is Lisbon, and the physical
task Of trucking the black dia-
monds up into the mountains
would be beyond the capacity OF
Swiss facilities. The same bottle
neck cut off the temporary sub
stitution OF fuel from the L. S.
Now Swiss manufacturers nave
to depend upon Germany for coal,
and naturally they must meet the
sellers terms.
The other major lever possessed
and utilized by the AXIS is control
over routes of access 10 the out
side world. Except for Libson, all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16

faith In The unity n ths nstlen
and n the future ~ ne country :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
France Observes
Bastills Day
In Meditation

NICHy france Observed -
still< s.y usra<y ~ ~thouxrt I'd
meditation There 49, mini
NUN = fe~tlsIfy. There wefs -
psrsae.. m display ~ rags
Marshal uerrt rnHirr~ retssr.
Admiral Is.n nsrisr art o<n.
Charles Huntslrsf. wsr minister.
placed flowers ar TIE mcnumeat
70 n. ssr dead. rhs fnar-rinate
esr~mcny Vas The snIs official
sommsmofatlou q The dsy hers
n fsvu>r tls~s. M, ~
w.s fss great ssss~nsl ss11-
ass. ~ Fr-s<h rg<ul<s,sss -
Outs Z " IA rnts~t ssss>s<
eers~<mss.tl.~ ~ ~ wse-
rl.r - vr~-<h fsn~~sv. we>~e
w.. tss~s fv~-s go fsll ~ -
Paris hsssills - ywtv ~. trA
thai sp>r~s ~ rv~~<A vsve~
futtsa.
nut Marshal rstsln msds -
hr"t*tH ~ AH@fV ~ 1@"<
setting ne tens a Mundsys -
ssrvsns.. Ne said
~Ffsnshmsnl rhs ass az fuIy
"a which the nailca and the army
formerly made their asY. VIII -
main thss year . holiday
\ ssss thss sers.s~n fev ~
.sssesp&es s~~s ssa I sa1~1
the sasvss ~ ssevwes sssnsss-
ssss f~s ~ sr~aps>1 $50 ~
thishiss ~ .as 49,. sas ps>s-
e~sss. SOC rulss go s~v ksVss
y.s wtti TITS sess ssake ~
fsss . say fss se~sges 60
wsp<seassss. vs~s rspnss w>u
scs - ss-shssA ~ sssssseee
In ths .sr~~ss ~ ~ ps~sssses
ard shsws.
-FFenehmsni rsssfsvw ny
faith IN N. unity n ths nstlea
and n The future ~ M ecustrf .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16

WARRINGTON - The agricul-
turs department Tuesday extend
ed for one year the period during
which ip4i wheat may be stored
under government loan. This pro.
vidss a way for growers 10 avoid
the ~ cents a bushel penalty on
excess wheat
The announcement ~ an extern
son from April 30. 1912. N April
30. 1919 a. the date on uhleh 1871
wheat loans viii become due was
made after numerous farmers.
farm organizations and farm bloc
congreaamen protested N. penalty.
The farm Law ordered = penalty
az ons-haf the loan rate on ali
wheat grown on acreage in excess
Of each farmers AAA planting
allotment The base loan rate IN
about "a cents a bushsl
Buy Z. =. Bon1s and save
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16

Tuesday when aa.s Wall. sho re-
Gently returned from a fishing
irp n Whatcom county. produced
photos to hack up MS story about
ths trout be landed in the north
western community.