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pen aid are that much ahead in

pen aid are that much ahead in the fight for percentage progress.
 The Pirates, who had the best won and lost percentage for July, 22 and g, had 13 complete game pitching jobs. So did Ctncinnati's Reds, who played fewer games than the Buccaneers, and the Reds IS and 9 for July ranked them second only to the Pirates in +he percentages for the months work.
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Sport QUESTIONS Answered

Have you sports question you want answered? Write your ques- tion clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to
 Sports Fan Question Man, Sports
 Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th street, Wash ingtOn, ID. C., enclosing . Scent postage stamp for personal reply.
 e. What is the origin Of he sev- enth-inning sretch in baseball?
 A. In the old days of pine board seats without backs, a rising and stretching about the seventh inning was a natural result of a desire to relieve cramped muscles. Then came the notion that it was lucky for the home team to stretch in the seventh. This was because the num- Der seven" has always been asso- ciated, from remote times, with 6 belief that it was lucky" The cus- tom simply grew until it became universal.
 e. What is Joe McCarthy's rec ord ag manager of the New York Yankees baseball team?
 A. He took over the job in 1881 and the Yankees finished second; in 1892, l036, 1887, 1888 and i939 they were first; in 1888, 1884 and 1e35, they were second; and in 1D4O they finfsl1ed third.
 e. Who was the winner of the pentathlon in the recent A.A.U. swimming meet at Lido Beach, Long Island. ". X.9
 A. Miss Helene Rains who won all five events in the pentatlalon.
 e. Which second .hasemaa in the National League made the most errors during the le40 seasonf
 A. Frank ". oustine. of the Pittsburgh Pirates, who was charged with l1 errors.
 e. After a boxer hes been knocked down and his opponent has oone to 6 neutral corner. can the opponent gueh cut and etfike tho ElalnG noxef as econ as both hls knees arc ogf tho eanvnss
 A. No; he must WAik until thl
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aos1E or s ss o will H. leap a an s g as for sonss S ro s s % @ ns pns or s recent s o Congress which makes d1aees over years o they ready so criticize altered to permit him and others of his age can 5 a s mo af ss ssss to @ fs iSs n @ b sn M % 1aw toe to o% Ts vs es a
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 MOST BOXING MANAGERS are Jewish There are also many Jewish in other fields of league has never had Jewish pilot This fact some baseball fans set out to pick an aews nine By digging into the they to But they had to wack their brains before they could find TOT e club Finally someone thought of Andy Cohen the erwe Giant, ing with the Ema catching department alJewsh nine would be well botered what with backed by erud Moe Berg who pitcher dash on an Atlantic Monthly piece with equal skill be sarTs samuel Nahem the garrous oatzaner late the sta and Hay Fdmn the Jersey City Giants proud Bessarabian family On first would be Ed Lvy Kansas
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THE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdny's Results

Washington 8, Cleveland 6. Detroit 12, New York (1st game. New York 8, Detroit (2nd game). Chicago 4, Philadelphia (1st game).
 Chicago l, Philadelphia o t2d game).
 St. Louis 3, Boston 9 (1st game). Boston 10, St. Louis (2d game).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

that the players are older and more of them are married.
 Sutherland right now doesn't know what can be done. Nor does anyone else in camp. The Dodgers have lost Shelley, George Cafego, Sam Fran- ciS, Ralph Kercheval, Lou Mark, Waddie Young, Mike GusSie and Art Jocher from last years team to the army, and Dick Cassiano to Dart mouth, where he will coach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY limited Press Staff Corrnsnnndeni

making hay while it rained today had cast entirely diff
 ferent light the National League pennan While the Cardinals rained out in Boston, the Dodgers soshed through the mud to double triumph the Psburg Pirates go and 3D. and increased their to two games The rain cost the Dodgers some $O OOO at the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
yestert,ny,g Re.ult.

Yesterdays Results Brookln g, Pittsburgh 0 (1st game).
 Brookln 6, Pittsburgh 2 )2d game). ati-Philadelphia, rain. St. Louis-Boston, rain. Chicago-New York, rain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

T0day's Games Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis CD. New York at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
DRAFT HANDICAPS
 DODGERS GRLDMEN
 AS OPENER WEARS
Eight Regulars Several Free Lance Players In MiIi- tary Service = Brooklyn Opens Schedule Against Chicago Bears September s - Sutherland
 Wants Dozen Young But Experienced Men
BY JACK GUENTHER United Press Staff Correspondent

Princeton N. J., August 20. - (UP) = Jock Suther- land counted p vacant chairs in the training camp of Brookyns football Dodgers today and said sort of fully that he guessed he'd have to paint himself sign football experience and immediate prospect of being draft ed int0 roi1i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
The Standing

T0day'9 Games St. Louis at Boston (2). Cincinnati at Philadelphia CD. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York.
 EASTERN LEAGUE
 T0day's Games Springfield at Hartford (2) (6:30). Albany at Binghamton. Elmira at Wilkes-Barre. Williamsport at Scranton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

two men and the Washington Red
 skins, composed of many veterans, still are intact. The reasons are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

ULTIMA THULE Despair not Dodger fansl Your heroes brave Will yet emerge triumphant the Cards Above brood Bedf0rdps pavement soon will wave flag that will inspire million bards To sing 9f MedwiCks power and Wyates arm And heap laudatlOns Pete Resers speed And marvel at the ever-mysic charm With which our Leo and Leland lead. CamilRs grace and Herman's booming bat Combined with Higbe's curve and Ovens dash WM pin St. Louigs shoulders to the mat And their proud hopues for Autumn glory smash But if buns should win the prze-no thanks! For Brooklyn win be mOidercd by the Tanks
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Yesterdays Results Binghamton 3-9, Albany 0-1 (night). -Springfeild- Hartford (2) (RaIn) (Other games postponed). Manchuria now has wheat snug glers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
Dodgers Laugh Al Elements; Via 7Oo Before 9372 Customers
RAIN COSTS CLUB
 $2OOOO AT GATE
 AT EBBE7S FIELD

Double Win Over Pittsburgh Gives Their Pennanb Hopes Million Dollar Shot In The Arm - Frisch Chased By Umps-JOe DiMaggiO's Sprained
 Ankle May Keep Him On SideIines Fortnight
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
r FEDERAL
CONDEMNS FIRMADAS POR
Ell JUEZ K

I'll juez Barker, de la Corte
federal, firm6 aver las siguien-
ties condemns: Luis E. Garcia, We
cino del TIT East Caracas, Sc de-
clar6 culpable de recibir por ex-
preso una pelAcula obscena y
fu6 condenSdo a $500 de multa;
por haber vendido 900 libras de
az1car sin informar al gobier.
no, Edgel Langford de Braden.
ton, page una multa de $50; por
transporter un autom6vil roba-
do, George Wilson, de Califor-
MIA, Is meses de carcel Burrell
Ballard, detenido por segunda
vez cerca de un alambique clan
destino, luego de haberse pro-
bado su culpabilidad en- ell pri-
mer case, Is meses de carcel Y
multa de $110; Leroy Johnson,
dueno de un alambique, reinci-
dente, dos amos y multa de 100
pesos; James r. Collins, de
Plant City, tpor Justification,
tres amos y multa de 500,
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
Ananoios ~mdtrimoniales

I'm peri6dico reproduce ell ST.
guienta anuncio mat imonial
que Sc public6, en- 1877, en- la re-
vista Noticias Matrimoniales,
publicada en- Londres. Dice: nu-
nero 8,148. Una DANA de ape
mas veintinueve.ahOs de edad, de
cinco pies u tres pulgadas de es-
tatura, de constitution delicada
con los ojo3 CRISES, la boca pc :
queha, los cabellos castanos, lar
Cos y abundantes, ell cOraz6n ar
diente, y dispuesta a la abnega-
ci6n, estaria encantada de enta-
blair relaciones con un caballero
de cuarenta a cuarenticinco a.
nos, que tenga algunos m9dios
de fortuna, buenos sentimientos
y gusto5 poeticOs.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
FL Tedtro MdS Grande
del MNndo

Hasta haze POGO tismpo era
ell Roxy, cs New York, ell tea
tro mas grande del mundo, con
una sala para 5000. espactado-
res.
Cuenta con una orquesta de
Glen mdsicos, una masa coral
V un importante cue;p pc de bal
larinas. Tiene un 6rgano, tam
bien ell mas grande del mundo,
en- Ell que tres artistas pueden
tocar simultaneamente en- tres
teclados distintos. Posee un her
moso carrill6n de 81 campanas.
La sala esta siempre llena y
los enpresarios recaudan anual-
mente grandes cantidades de d.
nero.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
la CTTCfEA LOCAL DE IN
PIDE QUE Ell
KUg0 MESEK SEA DE-
PORTADO

En- un extenso informe remi-
lido aver a Washington, la off
Gina local 3e Immigration pide
que Leon Mesek, un russo, sea
deportado por haber entrsdo lie
galmente en- este pals. Mesek
present6 un recurso de habeas
corpus en- la corte federal, pero
el juez Barker dijo no actuaria
hasta que la immigration hubble
Sc dado un juicio al hombre.
FL russo sigue detenido en- la
carcel del condado y viva en-
una embarcaci6n-cata, anclada
en- ell rio,
Los oficialeS de Immigration
Jetuvieron a Petras .Andreas
Walter Bruynincx, un belga,
ror ha5erse pasado de los 60
dias que Sc lie concedieron para
rermanecer en- el pals,
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
La pandla a sueldo del Eje y lpetroleo de lraq
FL fracaso de Raschid Ali ell Gallant

tuados en- este distrito, cuna de
la mas tenprana civilization.
En- 1925 Sc e:tableci6 la Com
9ania de Petr6leo de Iraq, en-
presa commercial con capital in
les. frances, holandes y ameri-
cano. Sc empezaron los trabajos
lie aperture de pozos en- ell mis-
mo ano, y los resultados Sc vie
ron en- 1927, cuando uno de los
pOzos, en- Baba-G urgur, fluy6
de repente con un surtidOr que
Sc elevaba a mas de so metros
del nivel de terra. Las Operacio
mes en- Baba-G urgur y en- la We
cindad Sc continuation hasta
1880 En- esta fecha Sc obtuvo va
ragularmente una cantidad res
petable, la que permiti6 la cons
trucci6n de la tuberia hasta Pa
lestina y Siria, a fin de que ell
producto pudiera ser exportado
econ6micamente.
La tuberia Sc divide en- dos ra-
mas; la rama de Palestine ter
nina en- Haifa y tiene cerca de
1000 kilometres de recorrido
la rama de Siria, Ia que suplia
con petr6leo a Francia y la cual
Gaspues de la derrota de esta Ia
sidO cerrada, termina en- Tripoli
(este Tripoli no debe confun-
dirse con ell Tripoli del Africa
del norte italianO). La tuberia
consiste en- grandes tubOs de a
cero cada uno de ellos de unoS
IL metros de largura. Ell peso
total de la tuberia que cruza e
desierto en- cast toda su largu.
ra, por debajo de terra, es de
unas 200,0 900 toneladas.
En- Baba-G urgur hay 10 que
Sc llama estaci6n estabilizadora
porque regula ell petr6leo linn
piandolo de los gases nocivo:
que podrian estropear o dana1
ell acero de la tuberia o bien los
tanques que 10 conducen a ultra.
mar. Esta ostacion funcions
por medic de potentes dinamos
c~onstruidos por arabes y kur-
dos. Ell petr6leo y las condicio'
mes de gobierno normalizadas
han hecho que un sin ndmero de
habitantes que en- aquel enton-
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
(Por Joseph Kalmer)

BESIDE ell dia 8 de abril de 1941,
cuando una pandilla militar a
sualdo del Eje Sc apoder6 por un
golpe de mano de las riendas
del poder, Ell mundo entero ha
estado hablando del petr6leo de
Irau, la possession del cual, Sc di-
10. es vital para las operaciones
navales ~britanicas en- ell Medite-
franco oriental. Els un hecho de
todos sabido, que 81 bien ell pc
tr6leo de Iraq es ell mas facil de
obtener para la flota, esta no es
nj mucho menos la dnica fuente.
En- Ell Quwait Sc puede obtener
ell petr6leo con la misma facili-
dad. Este pals es un Sultanato
en- Ell Golfo de Persia y esta baJo
el Protectorado de la Gran Bre-
taha. Tambien bajo la protec-
ci6n britannica estan las lslas
Bahrein, que producer una bue-
ma cantidad de petr6leo.
Los campos de petr6leo de
Iraq yacen en- las cercanias de
Baba-Gurgur a unOs pocos XII
l6metros de Kirkuk, en- ell nor
oeste de Iraq, y muy cerca de Ia
frontera persia. Estos campos
de petr6leo no ~precisaban ser
descubiertos, pues han sido CO.
nocidos desde los tiempos bibli-
cos, cuando ell petr6leo burbuJa-
ba a la superficie, y muy a me-
nude Sc incendiaba. Ninlvla'
Assur y Babilonia estuvierOn 81
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
PARA LA MUJER
DEL HOGAR
OtrOs Refranes

Algunos refranes mas, como
los de aver, vamos a pubdicarlos
hoy. Son refranes en- que Sc des-
cribe a la mujer como dotada de
gran poder para hacer y enga-
mar; pero es 10 cierto que ell hOm
bre, autor de los refranes, sin
la mujer no puede vivir alegre-
mente.
Dido a la GAIA: La mujer dice
y hace cuantO lie place, La mujer
puede tanto, que hace pecar a
un santo,
La mujer, como ell vino, enga-
nan al mas fino.
La mujer y ell vino sacan al
hombre de tino.
Por dondequiera que fueres,
ten de tn parte a las muJeres.
ST la mujer es fea, tie cansara {;
81 pobre, tie arruinara, y 81 RIGA,
te gobernara.
A la mujer y a la cabra, sega
larga.
A la mujer y a la suegra, cuer
da. La mujer y la guitarra hay
que templarlas,
La mujer Y la gaia, de quien
las trata. La mujer devota no la
dejes andar sola.
LA muier y ell calendario, pa
"a un ano.
A la mujer negra, trementina
en- ella
La mujer y la espada, nj pres
tada nj probada.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04

A e3e anuncio contess6 este
otro: nj nero. 8,152. I'm respeta-
Se'confiterc, que mide 5 pies y
cuatro pulgadas de estaturay de
cincuenta y cuatro amos de edad,
intligente, bien establecido, de
buenas maneras y sficionado a
la poesia, Sc considerarfa dicho-
50 de encontrarse 10 mas pronto
possible con el nGmaro 8,148.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04

cos Sc hallabar en- IN estado sal
a c, Sc hayan convertible en- Ia
braJores. Los kardo9 son genie
pa:tcril Y como todos los pue-
bios pastoriles ~guerreros valero-
SOS.
La ccmpahia ha5ia construi-
do "5.oeaus" estrat&gicos para
vipilar la Inca. Estes puntos es-
t~rat5gicos estaban ocuraao3 por
fuerzas del ej5rcito de Iraq, a
fin de proteger dicha Inca con-
ira los ataques de los Beduinos
y Kurdos. Dabe hacerse notar
aquf, que nunca fu6 necesario
mandar tropas al distrito de
Kirkuk para proceder contra
les indigenas,
Cuand0 Ras ahld All Ell Galld-
nj empez6 su revolution en- Ira1,
las tropas iraquis ocuparon los
'blocaus" a 10 largo de latube-
ri. Ell Quisling de IraE ha obte-
nido precisamente 10 contrario
de 10 que Sc proronia; los indi-
genas estan manifestsndo su
simpatfa por la Gran Bretaha,
porque saben que 81 no fuera
por los britanicos el pan nues-
tro de cada dfa les serfa suma-
mente dificil de obtener.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
MATRIMONIOS

Jose Ramon Coto, %, y jose
fina Capitano, %; Jose CiuciO,
23, y Matilde G. Alvarez, 10;
Raymond Gonzalez, 81, y Mary
Alvarez, 10; Fernando E. Cham
bon, 33, y Ocie Higgins, SO;
Rafael Joel Tompkins, 81, y Bon
ME Louise Tigert ,18; James M.
Williams, 26, y BERTHE Elinor
Halms Duncan, 20; Ramon Mo-
ran 80, y Lucrecia Lucy Alva-
rez, 81.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04

A Ia mujer temeraria, o de-
jarla o matarla.
Para Ia mujer borracha ell me.
j6r remodio es la estaca.
Mujer en- sobrado, aguja en-
acerico y galapago en- albufera,
cabeza afuera.
Pero la mujer es madre, her
mana, esposa, amiga. Y sin ella
la vida Sc haria insoportable.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
DE CIUDADA-
MA

Solicitaron aver la ciudadania
americana las siguientes persO-
mas: William Marshall Scott.
Norman John Macleod, Teofi-
los Neofito Tsangaris, Luis Ro-
driguez, del 1713 Gale Green, en-
West Tampa; Aurora Moller
Niemi, James Joseph Ottley y
Alfred Kleipoppen.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04

DfvoRMoS

Dccrotoo: William M: Haynes
contra Georgia Haynes5 Marion
Bake rcontra John Stewart Bak
er; Vera Gertrude Berry contra
Howard Benjamin Berry.
Nuevas demandas Rozolone
Whidden contra Russell Lee
Whidden; Augusta E. Codner
contra Lawrence Ccdner; Ann
Forte contra Jose Forte; Char
les F. Dowding contra Lena
Dowding.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-06-04
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para la tarde Y la
nolhe de hoy. Maxima aver, 85
grades; minima, 70,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
CONTROL OF OIL
recommended BUT
is FAR FROM LAW

Federal control of the petroleum
Industry. going all the way from
planning untitled operations to de-
termination OF the price to be paid
for and the use to be made OF pc
troleum products by the consumer.
and including control of production,
refining and marketing, elimination
-of exports and increase in imports,
is proposed by the National Re-
source Planning Board in its re-
port which the president presented
to Congress.
There was alarm in the industry
lest the report should be enacted
as a law but private reports from
Washington say that the recon-
mendation is far from enactment,
since the Cole committee, best in
formed branch of the government in
this regard, is said to definitely OPP
pose government control of the oil
industry. The theory is that of all
industries necessary to national
safety, the petroleum industry is
the best prepared in the present
national emergency.
Full copies of the report OF the
National Resources Board can be
obtained from the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, D. c.,
for % cents.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
OLD HOWLING
,Anntlnneh rrum fags OnrI

continued from Page Ohvi
tinued 10 produce at the rate Of
seven barrels per hour. This is
one of the oldest pools in the field
that has produced several million
barrels of oil, and with little aid
from the modern methods of acidl-
cation.
Kelvin Land Co.-Lcach No. 4,
Cassidy and associates) on the
west end of the high gravity pool,
in center SEA NEA 31-35-SW, is
to be treated with acid in the next
day or two. 1t was swabbed and
cleaned out thoroughly during the
week and has. 500 feet of oil stand
ing in the hole. 1t bottoms at
1772 feet.
T.. MOrton-EIlingson No. 3, CNL
NV u NWA 23-35-3W, is drilling
at 1850 after setting S-inch pipe at
965.
Ohio Oil CO.-Howling No. z, NV
NV ASWA 1O-35-2W, is spudding
at 40 feet
Pfabe g. Engieking- Government
No. 13, CNL SEASEA 19-35-2W,
was drilled to 1913 and acidized
with 500 gallons and is now testing.
Twin FieIds-Government No. ),
CNL NEAN EA 29-35-3W, is drill
ling at 144O after setting 8-inch
pipe at 1850.
Big West-AIlen No. n, Sc Sc a
.SWA 31-35-1W, is drilling at 1904
after running 8-inch pipe at 925.
Government No. 8,
.C NEA NWA 27-35-3W, is drill
ling at S25. This is in the Kelvin
pool, just north of the town of
Kelvin.
DunIxir-k Adventure McKechnie
No. 1, on Dunkirk structure, NV
SW SEA 231-1W. is drilling at
465 feet.
Coolidge & COolidge-NeIsOn No.
IA, southwest of Berthelote filed
in center NEA 12-35-1E, is
abandoning after striking sulphur
water at 2235. at the top of the
Madison lime. Although higher
structurally than Berthelote it had
water in the Berthelote sand hori-
zon which corresponds with the
Cut Bank sand. The location is
south of the West Butte OF the
Sweetgrass Hills.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
TOOLE COUNTY
Toole County Abstract Cemp4ny
SHELBY. MONTANA
on Ann Gas II

OIL AND GAS LEASE
Jacob Kraft TO Harold Haugen' -
NW3 4-31-1W
ASSIGNMENT or INTEREST IN OIL
AND GAS LEASE
G. Leonard smith 10 Harry w. WILSON,
25fs on NlSW3 SE3SWt y, E4NW3 Is
90 ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
v Il. Nicholson to Madeleine Ronltn
& Louis BonIfo 8 OF 10 on NW3SWs
;. N}SE4 sElSEt 6-3S2W
" b. Nicholson TO /. Jensen OF 10
on SElSw4 Is, NWi 22-S3-2W
IL on SEsswi Is. Nwi 2a-S3-2w
J. Il. Frem 10 Mary Hood or Ann
Seunett 10 on NElNM3 2i-'s'-aW
" r. Nicholson To II. q. LynEstad,
Y. b Nicholson 70 Elmer +. Tayes \
clara Tayes Of 10 on sEasWa 10
NW8 2o-33-2W
y h Nicholson to A T. Thompson
X IIclnm Thompson Z ~ ~ on Lots
2-a.4-5 SEtNwi SwlNEt G-a3 NV
Mark Dwire to J. NJ Keeper ~
r. On STA 2-3l-iW
Il Nicholson 10 Alvin r. Clauson
s. Nehl Ciauson ! ~ iee on NWi 81
+ u Nicholson 10 Alvin T. Clau-on
q Mabel Clauson } ~ - on SEiNWl
Is. NWl - -. 2w
e. p smith 70 Walter $ Reed ~
on SE4NWl i33i2w
an S5SE3 o0-:g3eE
G. l.. smith 10 Rnth " Reed 2ct
on S8SEl 2i-G3-a E
r e. Parent to- Max Van BU-kirs
T.. on WBNWl g 20 3W
Max ! Van Buskirk 10 " T. Binko
r., on WsNWi 3@G-@W
AGREEMENT FOR RENTAL OF
CASING
c Morton % Frank T. Walsh.
Keith & Merton and T. Morton Rental
81 800 n. OF 8 inch casing
WARRANTY DEED
q 4 Nenstad o. Carroll W Sshleeei
NlSW4 G-25-lW
ASSIG NMENT OF on AND GAS LEAST.
e. - nnhn Trustec 90 ~ u Hrrtr-
stad ElSNt . 81 Nv
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
SUMMONS
BfANCIt e. SEABoLT. Plaintiff
NG

BTANCU G.. SEABoLT Plaintiff
VS.
HENRY SEAHOLT Defendant
THE STATE or MONTANA Sends
Greetings to The Above Named Defru
dantS. and 10 Each ~ Them
You are hereby summoned To answer
the complaint la This action which IS
filed IN the office ~ fhe clerk ~ thiS
Court copy IF which Is herewith
served upon one Of you TN each County
Wherein auy az you reside, and 10 file
Your answer and serve copy thereof
upon tine plaintiff attorney within
twenty DAYS after the service ~ this
Summons. exclusive ~ the day 81 service.
ARD To- ease of your failure 20 appear
or answer. Judgment viii hc taken
against you hy default Tor The relief
demanded in The complaint This IS an
action for divorce upon the grounds II
defendants deseriion and wilfui neglect
~ plaintiff the details of which are set
forth Ia the complaint on file herein. to
which reference Is hereby made
Witness my hand and the Seal ~ said
Cour this 2Sh day Of March 1871
AGNES SCTtRAPpS. Clerk
Ey ELEANOR MCKENZIE
Deputy Clerk
SWANBERG * SWANBERG
Attorneys for Plaintiff
81 ~ Ford Building,
Great Falls. Montana.
tSEAL1
Daic Of first publication March o.
1871 Ak
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
LIME AREAS OF
OIL PROSPECTING

Fifteen areas in central and
southern Alberta have been with
drawn from entry or reservation IN
der petroleum and natural gas reg.
nlations by the Alberta minister OF
lands and mines. The purpose OF
the withdrawal of these areas is
"to bring about an intensified ex-
plorationP in areas more adjacent
to transportation and market IA
cilities.
None Of the area along the Mon
tana border is included in the
withdrawal area. The districts
identified by geographical names,
include Clear Hills area, Peace riV-
err country; Marten Hills, Big
Bend, Smoky River, Kaybob, Gym
thia, Alhambra, Virginia Hills, Dor
othy. Arcadia, Antelope Plains,
Grand Forks Crow Indian Lake and
Lucky Strike areas.