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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
FORMER CHOIR GROUP PICNIC
AT KOOTENAI FALLS

Mrs. John McRell was hostess
Tuesday night to a group of young
women who a few years ago COM
posed junior choir at the Presby-
terian church under the direction
of Miss Ruth Shanahan now Mrs.
Gerald B. Faasen of Fort Peck,
Mont. The young women were TAX
en- to Kootenai Falls and spent an
enjoyable hour or two in a picnic.
Included in the group were Mrs.
Dell Huffman, Mrs. Earl Smith, Mrs.
Gordon Luscher, Mrs. Palmer FJe-
seth, Mrs. Wayne Cannon, and the
Misses Jean Turner ,Bernice Nor
tenson, Mary Boyle, Mary Virginia
Mount and Margaret Redfield.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
REGISTRATION BOOKS WILL
CLOSE SEPTEMBER Is

Attention of the public is called
this week by County Clerk Schuck
to the fact that there is to be an
important election this fall, and II
one is not registered one should take
steps to do SO at once. Because one
cannot vote if one is not registered.
Registration books will be open
I'D to and including September Id,
when they will close at o'clock OF
that afternoon. II you are not regis
tered, you should do SO soon. Or II
you have moved from one precinct
to another, you should have your
registration card transferred to the
precinct where you now reside,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
County Goes Over
op in July
Bond Quote

Lincoln County, exceeding their
quota of war bonds for July, can
we'll be proud of the achievement
which spurted sales well above the
totals for the months of May and
June.
Joseph Conroy, who bought $4,000
in Z bonds and $4,000 in G bonds,
was the greatest investor IN Lin
coin County during the month OF
July The quota for Lincoln Coun-
ty. which had been set at $22,60O,
was exceeded by S69l2 putting the
grand total Of the county we'll over
the top to reach the $29,512.25 mark.
Although Montana as whole fell
slightly short of its goal Of bomb
ing Tokyo" sales all over the state
are still increasing as approximately
one million dollars above the total
for the months of May and June
were sold in July.
Besides Lincoln, 80 other counties
also exceeded their quotas during
the past month, These included,
Flathead, Lake, Sanders, Missoula,
Big Horn, Carbon, Carter, Choteau
Daniels, Dawson, Fallon, Garfield
Golden Valley, Granite, jefferson
Lewis & Clark, McCone, Liberty
Park, Petroleum. Pondera, Powder
River, Prairie, Rosebud, Sheridan
Sweet Grass. Valley, Wheatland
Wibeau and Yellowstone.
The merchants of Montana made
real contribution in their efforts
according to VIM. Fl. BARLEY, adj
ministrator for Montana War Say
ings Staff. Another big push is ex
pected in September when the mo
ton picture industry will put then
shoulders to the wheel in a deter
mined effort to achieve anothel
billion dollar quota.
i The national quota for August ma
been set at $815,000,000 and the fig
ure for Montana is $2.7000OO. Dur
ing this month, no special actIvft1t
or offensives are scheduled by tn
! War Savings Staff but they WI
, just settle down to the steady ign
of selling everyone everywhere tn
| idea that total war requires great
er and greater sacrifices. Original
ly the staff sought only partlcipa
ton, but now the effort must b
for regular and systematic saving
of at least 10 per cent OF income
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
Crawling Under Way

The work on the highway project
north of the overpass and bridge Is
also nearing completion. The grad
ing of this project, which has been
under contract by the Nyberg Con-
struction Company, has been I'm
ished and the graveling has Deen
under way for the past two or three
weeks It is expected that the sur
facing will be completed in an
other four or five weeks. This prof.
ect will be surfaced only with
crushed gravel at this time, no Oh
being applied. That will come later
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
HERE FROM FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert S. Hind arrived
here recently from their home at
Daytona Beach, Fla, for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waylett
on their place south of Libby. The
two men were former partners here.
Mr.. Hind says the rubber shortage
and gas rationing in the east has
killed the tourist business Sand his
and ether tourist establishments IN
Florida are practically without pat
ronage. There is a possibility that
the army may take over his place
for the duration. Mr.. Hind IS THINK
ing seriously of accepting position
in Cuba that has been offered him,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Joseph Vanderpool was adj
mitted to the hospital Tuesday as
medical patient.
Bruce Monkey of Troy was re-
leased Monday.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Dawson on August 5.
A girl was also born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Darling of Troy on FIJI
day, August 8.
Viano Williams, small daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams, hao
tonsils and adenoids removed at the
hospital Tuesday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
County Tax
Is Cut
81 Mills
Reduction in Several
Funds Makes Substantial
Savings in Total Amount.
NOTHING ASKED FOR
OPERATION OF ROADS

Good news for the taxpayers of
Lincoln County is found this week
in figures submitted by County
Clerk Eldon Schuck in report
of the tax levy made by the board
of county commissioners for the
year 1942-43. The figures show that
the tax levy will be 6.z mills Iess
than for the preceding year. The
levies for the various funds as n1de
by the county commissioners, fol-
Icuy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
Put New Man into Field

Harry Moe was called to Kalispeil
Saturday and Sunday for a meeting
of Union men regarding the secur-
ing of a new man to take the place
in Union work vacated by Gordon
Luscher when ne went into the ar
my. A new man, Allie Cole, OF Mar
ion, Mont, was employed and ne
will be Brotherhood representative
for the Lumber and SaWmlli WORK
ers' Union throughout this ana tne
Bitterroot districts
Cole is longtime lumoerlack
and is highly popular wherever ne
lis known.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13

EUREKA, Aug. 10-Billy Baker,
we'll known pioneer and cowboy,
was seriously injured on Tuesday
evening when his horse kicked him
and broke his leg above the knee
with the break running into the
knee joint.
Mr.. Baker was riding the range
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
will Show Defense Picture

A Civilian Defense picture will
be shown Friday at p. m. in the
New Central building. The public
is urged to attend as the picture
is of vital Importance to every
American citizen.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13

Former assistant professor Of ed
ucation at Northwestern University,
has been appointed Dean OF the
School OF Education at Montana
State university.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13

Mrs. Halle Glardon Of Troy was
transacting business in the city
Tuesday
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13

Miss Jane Jensen of Hudson. Wis.,,
is visiting this week with Miss Mar
garet Hellweg.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
Celebrate Goth Anniversary

MIR. and Mrs. Ben Prichard OF
Sidney. celebrated their Goth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday, August 8.
Friends and relatives to the num-
Der of 80 were present to wish the
couple many happy returns -
The Prichard family have a won
derful family record, having seven
children, 27 grandchildren and IL
great grandchildren There have
been only two deaths in this unior
during so years of welded life anc
both were in-laWs.
Mrs. F. L. De Rosia and Mrs. S
A. Rasmussen of this city are daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Prichard.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
Kalispell Couple Wed

Robert Benjamin Sullivan Rug
giles and Joyce Helen LETTERS OF Kali
ispell were issued a marriage license
in Libby on August IL.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13
Four Good
Citizens Report
Forest Fire

This week fire broke out in
the grass and brush at the foot Of
Shaughnessy hill and almost inn
mediately four nearby residents
phoned the Forest Service office
reporting it. With the result that
the blaze was extinguished before
il had grown to any size.
Forest Service officials feel very
grateful to those good citizens who
reported the fire so promptly. That
is excellent cooperation and they
wish to express, through the col
umns of this newspaper, their
thanks and appreciation OF the sery-
ice rendered.
Warningl
Ii is believed the fire was caused
by the throwing of a lighted cigar
cite from a passing car In this
connection it is well to bear IN
mind that the woods are getting
dangerously dry and the public
should take every precaution tc
see that no fires are started by acts
of carelessness, such as throwing
away lighted cigarettes, matches. o.
in building and leaving camp fire:
in dangerous places. A bad fores
fire this year would be especially
disastrous in view of the scarcity
of labor,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13

Mrs. Tom Jewell and two chill
dren returned to Libby Sunday ev-
ening on the bus from Anaconda,
where she had been visiting her
mother and other relatives for a
week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-08-13

IUtdI LEVY -.--..---..-LosJ k1-I
A study of these figures discloses
an unusual situation. 1t is that there
is no levy for the road fund, some
thing that has probably never be-
fore existed in the history of the
county, Also disclosed is d reduc-
ton of 2 mills in the bridge fund,
half mill in the general fund, and
Z of mill in the bond interest
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

mento perdia su verdadero nom
bre para responder por ell de &C.
ledonio o Cele, Sc volvi6 con ra-
pidez, incorporandose y llevan-
dose una mano al sombrero.
ii Aqui esta, seh6l-anadi6
Ell Milo, al tempo que soltaba
los paraguas y las sombrillas
Junto a un poste del sombraio.
i Buenas tardes! - saludo
Pedro de Ndhez, reconociendo
inediatamente a Cogorza.
Isl, este era el miserable a
quien 81, amos antes, muchos a.
nos antes, entregara su hija en-
Ell dia horrible, en- un momento
de locura!.
Pablito habia sonreido tenue-
mente, contestando:
II BuenaS tardes, senior mar
ques! iTiene listed la bondad de
paSar?
Pedro asinti6 en- silencio, 81
guiendo al bandido, que lie guia-
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

mGmporTOs, p'hGcer pare, al
que mostraba ell puho al
Chepd.
-iY va 10 sabeis, al que no O.
bedezca mis- 6rdenes en- esta oca-
sion, lie corto ell cuello.
-lNo tie Sulfures, hombre, no
te sulfures!
-Bueno, pos til tambien, iai-
re, al avio!
Isidro no contest6 va.
FL Y la Chatd desaparecieron
de la escena, cada uno por su la
do.
La mujer habiase escondido
en- Ia tienda del caballo; el che
pa penetr6 en- ell carbonate, es-
condiendose en- la alcobita in
munda, hecha de esteras, y de
donde desaloj6 previamente a la
Enc, largandole dos furibundos
puntapies, al tempo que decia:
-lAl foyer, madame...., "a
sease, a la cuadra con la Chata,
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

ba hacia el carbonate, cuyas es.
calerillas subieron los dos hom-
bres.
Ell Niho de las Gaveras, va a.
leceionado sin du3a ror Cogor-
"a, Sc fue hacia la tiendecilla del
caballo, perdi6ndose detras de
las lonas.
Pedro subi6 las escalerillas
de latrasera del carbonate. ST.
guiendo al bandido, Y a-carician-
do al desgaire, la culata de su
piStola. oculta en- el bolsillo de-
recho de la americana.
Ell miserable lie introduce en-
una especie de cuartucho feti-
do y sucisimo, que servia de CO.
medor a la familia.
A pesar de la esplendidez del
hermoso dia de julio, la luz en-
traba aqui con mucha dificultad
a traves del CRYSTAL sucisimo de
un ventanuco muy peQueho. 81
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
UN REPRESENTATIVE CRI-
TICA Ell PERMISO CONCE
DIDO PARA LA PELEA JO-
Sc LUIS-BILL CONN

Warrington, Sept. 21.-Ha
blando aver en- Ia Camara, ell re-
p%resentante o. Toole. democrat
"a de New York, censur6 a la Sc
cretaria de la Guerra por permi
tir Sc verifique la pelea Jose
Luis-Billy Conn.
Estima ell congresista que de-
be hacerse una Investigation pa
ra determinar los motives del
favoritismo con ciertos miem-
bros de las fuerzas armadas.
este es ell comienzo, eviden-
temente, de una nueva norma
por parte ell %gobierno.
"Pongamos fin a estas repre-
sentaciones teatraleS, juegos de
futbol, encuentros pugilfsticos y
dediQuemonos, 10 mismo que
nuestros soldados, a lograr la
pronta termination de la que
ira. Sc esta hacienda una burla
de nuestro ejercito y de la carl
dad. No podemos criticar a los
civiles cuando ell ej6rcito mismo
parece nc reconocer que hay una
guerra y que 81 conflicto es muy
serio."
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

en- ell suelo, p~recisamente de es-
paldas a la sendilla que subia
desde la carretera al campa-
mento, habia vuelto a coger ell
martillo y el caldero, y marti-
lleaba sin cesar de canturrear,
ahora un aire de ia del Soto
del Parral":
"Y no te dierd...
10 que 90 te dijera..."
De pronto, alguien dijo a sus
espaldas:
@iCele!..
Pablito sc volvi6.
FL que lie interpelaba de este
modo, era ell Nino de las Gave
ras
Junto a este Sc encontraba Pc
dro de NGhez, un hombre ele-
gantisimo, de unoS cuarenta a.
nos, Y en- cuyo rostro noble V
dulce leiase una inmensa ansie-
dad, NAL disimulada.
Pablito. que, desde este mo-
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
LARRY MACPHAIL RENUN-
CLIO SU PUESTO CON Ell
BROOKLYN

Brooklyn, Sept. 24.-El presi
dente de los Esquivadores de
Brooklyn, Larry MacPhail, re-
nurci6 aver su puesto para acer
tar I'm puesto de Official en- ell e.
jercito de los Estados Unidos.
Dentro de pocos dias Sc esco-
gera al successor.
MacPhail ingres6 en- el Broo,
klyn, hace S amos, luego de pres
tar sus servicios con los RojoS
de Cincinnati.
Subi6 a la presidencia de los
Dodgers, en- 1910, y su actuaci6r
Iha merecido calurosos elogios dc
todos los directories.
Sc mencionan como posibleS
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

tuado junto al techo DEF CARO-
mato.
Habia una mesa, una silla y
oaales y maletas y ropas por los
rlrccnes, TODD increiblemente
suclo, roto, cubierto de polvo,
lamentable.
Ola a diablos, p~ropiamente.
III interior del carruaje, como
Ell lector recuerdo estaba dividi-
DO por esteras y cortinas vie
Jislmas, sucisima, fernando a.
demas de este comedorcito, una
pequena alcoba, donde habia u
ma CANA.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
vtctoriano Manteiga, Editor
OEPORTES
LOS DODGERS VENCIERON
LOS PHILLIES

Larry French domino aver pol
complete a los Philies, que Ell
los nueve episodes del juegc
solo pudieron batearle un hit
sin llegar a pisar la gonna" E.
unico ''hit" de La jornada, por e
territorio de Pee Wee Reese, lo
pogo Etten, el inicialista de los
maltratadOs.
Presenciaron ell juego 1886
fanatics, incluyendo mas de
5000 que por donar metales en-
traron de gratis.
Dispararon los Dodgers. que
no a%cortaron la distancia que les
separa de los Cardenales, 13
hits, anotando seis wees. Med.
wick no jug6. Walker y Reiser
pegaron 8 hits cada uno.
Camilli aport6 un tribey y IN
hit.
La ~ventaja de los Pajaros Ro-
jos es todavfa de 212 desaffos.
Filadelfia DC, In, lie; Broo-
klyn &c, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

Icy lan06 de nanera sensational
= LOS Rojos 500 pudieron batear
lie dos hits. Nueve pegaron los
triunfadores contra Bucky Wal
tiers.
Fue la vigesima victoria de
Beazley Y solo lie hicieron frente
% bateadores.
Con su triunfo de aver ell Sar
Luis sigue a 2l2 partidos de dis
tancia de sus poderosos rivales
Por haberse enfermado HopI
que sufre de un fuerte catarro
lie reemplaz6 Sanders en- la pri
mera base.
Dos de las tres carreras de los
ganadores fueron p~roducida:
por un "tribey" de Sanders.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, 4e; Sar
Luis DC, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
PESABAN LOS DOS MAS DE
127 LIBRAS

New York, Sept. 24.-Chalky
Wright, ell famoso p1gil de la ra
"a negra, peso de pluma, y Lulu
Constantine, a~spirante a la CO.
roma. Sc habian comprometido a
subir al cuadrilatero con 127 IL
bras o menos, de mode que ell
primero defendiese su titulo con
ira el segundo.
Los dos, que combatiran ma
mana viernes, pesaban aver mas
de 1913 libras.
Wright, segdn la Comisi0n
Atl6tica, pesaba 1884 libras y
1923 Lulu.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
VENCIERON LOS ID
LES A LOS ROJOS DE GIN
N

Venciendo a los Rojos de Gin
cinnati con anotaci6n de 4 carre
ras por 8, los hombres de Billy
Southworth sc acercaron un tan
to mas a la victoria definitiva.
Presenciaron ell partido, en- San
Luis, 26,514 espectadores. Beaz
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

Los Terriers de Ia escuela su-
perior Hillsborough iugaran e.
sabado por la tarde, en- ell terre-
no de Phillips, con les fuertes
Mariners de Sarasota.
Crockett Farnell ejercit6 aver
a sus hombres, en- las sehas, y
despu6s los envi6 a Ia ducha.
Pegandole al bal6n Sc distin-
guieron Dewell Rushing, Gas
par Vaccaro, Harry Kerr y Jer
ry Jackson.
Los mejoras "puntapies' los
descarg6 Rushing.
hoy Y mahana, pero en- un "dia-
Las practicas continuaran
pason" ligero.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
LOS MAS I~MPORTANTES
JUEGOS DE HOY EN- LA
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Dodgers de Brooklyn ju-
garan hoy con los Braves de Bos
ton. Com pitchers son anuncia-
dos Wyatt Y Tcbin.
Sc efectuara el juego en- ell te
rreno de los Esquivadores.
Rojos y Pajaros Rojos juga-
ran en- San Luis.
Ell Cincinnati utilizara los ser
vicios de Starr y el San Luis los
de Cooper.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
LIGA AMERICANA

Alcanz6 aver otra victoria ell
pitcher derecho Bonham, de los
Yankees, que dej6 a los Senado-
res en- una carrera y 5 hits. Sc
le acredit6 su ~vig6sima primera
victoria del ahO.
La derrota sc lie acredit6 a
Scarborough.
Washington 1c, 5h, lie; New
York DC, Tn, De.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
La Gaceta Folletin No. 393
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
una hoja, livido de espanto, de
ansiedad y de inquietud.

-iEllos?-pregunt6 la ChGtd,
la primera.
-iEllos son!-repuso el Co.
gorzG, que habiase acercado al
horde del altozano y examinaba
la carretera-. iAire, ca uno a
su sitio! va sabeisl
|Bueno, bueno!-repuso la
ChGtG retrocediendo hasta la
tienda que servia de cuadra al
caballo-; ideja quotas las ma
nosl
Era que Pablito, en- grande
hombre, lie habia largado dos
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

81 senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente sc ven
oe en- King-Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. a"enida y
ale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

Pedro de Ndnez comenz6 a
sentlrse oprimido. a~ngustiado.
Sus esperanzas Y alegrias de
momentos antes, de horas antes,
cuando Sc encontraba junto a
Maria de la Cruz, Sc venian ahO
IA al suelo, en- este ambieute d
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

sucesores a Bill Terry, jefe de
los clubs que los Gigantes po-
seen en- las .ligas memories, y
Branch Hickey, de los Cardena-
les.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

Los Jesuitas de esta ciudad
iran ell vierne5 por Ia noche a
Avon Park y ALI jugaran con
les Diablos Rojos.
Ell equipo local Sc ejercita ba-
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
Ell caballo y demas familial

el caballo Y demaS 1amllla!
La CaHGmoRa iba a %protestar
pero vic en- los ojos del hombre
tai relampago de ferocidad, que
dijo solamente:
i Amos, anda, podia lamar
me por ell tel6fono! iVaya unas
formas! iVerdad que tn eres
chato y contrahecho!
-IQuieres callarte?
@Es qu'estan ahi?-inqui-
rio la Eme. eambiando de tono.
-lAhi estan.
-iEntonces, me lacro, como
dice Pablito!
Y la mujer sali6 del caro-,
yendo a esconderse a su veZ en-
la tienda del caballo, al lado de
Ia elegantisima Garcia
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

Practicaron aver durante 20
minutes, vigilados por ell coach
Bill Harker, los Dragones de la
oacuela superior Jefferson.
Estos vigorosos j6venes tam
penos jugaran manana por la
noche, en- Plant Field, con los
Recogedores de FreSas de Plant
City.
No Sc ha presentado Albert
Mote, TN muchach6n de 100 IL
BRAS, con ell cual contaba Har-
ker para Ell departments" de
"derribadores." Es possible que
arribe hoy.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24
Los Terriers jugaran el Sabado
con los Marineros de Sarasota
Ell Viernes por la noche %jugaran los Jesuitas

10 Ia direction de Mike Gaddis
y Perry Ruby.
Aabert Fernandez, un novato,
sigue ganandO terreno.
La gaceta., 1942-09-24

FlCogorza, mientras tanto,
un hombre consciente que sabe
muy bien 10 que Sc trae entire
manos, habia vuelto a sentarse
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-19

Imperial Valleys participation in
Uncle Sans food for victory cam
paign was threatened with stagna-
ton Thursday. as result of the
governments skinny" tire quotas
for May.
Leading growers, packers and
shippers, becoming suddenly aware
of the seriousness of the situation,
frantically were seeking relief from
Washington.
kilograms bearing the signatures
Of eight big firms and individuals
were sent bv Ell Centre Chamber OF
Commerce President Gordon Scriven
to Vice President C.. o. HcOber OF
the California Farm Bureau feder-
alton, who is in Washington on
farm bureau business.
The kilograms urged Hoober to
appeal to federal authorities for
larger tire quota to meet the de-
mands of motor shipping CT the val
ley's vital perishible crops.
Produce men ano c:vlc leaders IN
Ell Centre were unanimous in their
criticism of the May quota for
passenger car and truck tires.
They pointed out that the valley,
now in one of its most active pro-
duce shipping seasons. had had its
raticn of tires and tubes reduced
so low that the crops now being
harvested and packed cannot pos
sibly be moved to market.
An example of how the valley has
had its quota of tires reduced to
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-19
County Tested for
Oil 10 Meet War
Needs of Country

Imperial county is the scene Of
an emergency search for oil to
swell the nations supply Of oil
during war time, it was revealed
at the county board of supervisors
meeting Monday
The Pure Oil company has geo.
physics crew putting down test
holes every quarter of a mile in
two strips running generally east
and west across the county. They
put down a test hole every so or
60 feet and use 21a to pounds of
low grade dynamite to set off a
charge. The vibrations are recorded
on instruments resembling seismo-
graphs, the instruments which re-
cord earthquake movements, which
are placed at intervals on the top
of the ground.
Representatives of the oil COM
pany told the board that they are
looking for places which may pro-
vide settling place for oil to COL
lect and their experiments demand
that they run straight line across
country. They declared they are
lust experimenting" in an emer-
gency search for oil. One test line
will run along the southern part
of the county and the other in
the Brawley area. They may run
other lines if their tests show it
would be wise.