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Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Richard Garrod Of the First Ma
tional Bank returned Sunday from
his annual vacation in Tucson.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Jack Mulcahy, head Of the Mulca-
ny Lumber Company at Tucson, was
here Monday and on his way home
stopped at the Bowman ranch near
Tubac.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
ANKLE IN CAST

Captain John Haley, owner of the
Carr Canyon Ranch, and head Of
the committee on arrangements for
the horse show at Sonoita Sunday,
July 5. has an ankle in cast as
result Of injuries suffered while rid
ing a young horse.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Mrs. Cicero Martin of Son0ita was
here Friday fer the funeral of Mrs.
Josephine Saxon.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Fer RENT: Beautifully furnish
ed modern bungalow. Hand made
drapes, tile bath and sink. Electric
Ii hted stcreroom, garage and back
yerd. Oil heater with oil piped into
steve. A real home. Couple only.
Phone 81 or 294-W.
Qst pub. 6/19)
FOR SALE: Year old New Hamp-
shire hens. Mrs. John Oliver,
Washington Camp.
pub. June 12-19)
WANTED: Used western saddles
al Rancho Grande.
FOR SALE: Brick building on
international Highway at Nogales,
Arizona. Bargain. Phone 3-7979
Phoenix or write Ben Blumberc. 1915
E. Van Buren street, Phoenix.
pub. 6/5-12-19-26)
immigration into Old Mexico,
hunting fishing permits. j. A.
eamiiez, 20 PeSqueira St., Nogales,
Sonora. Mexico
WANTED: Movie Operators and
Managers, NogaleS district, movie
circuit work. 1416 Gulf States Bldg.
Dallas
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

A surprise such as few expert
ence was received by Dave Levy,
of the Border Cafe, when he
opened last weeks International
and saw a picture of his nephew
who lives near New York City.
Phil ROsenblatt is the youths
name and he is one Of many city
boys being trained for farm work
to meet an expected labor short
age in the East. His family lives
at Central ISlip, Long Island. The
International received the picture
feature service.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
PATAGONIA COUNTRY
CLUB DANCE TOMORROW

Members CT the Patagonia Coun-
try Club have issued invitations for
dance tomorrow evening in their
club building near Patagonia Fess
Jackson's band will play. Admis-
sion $11O.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
FROM CAMILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hale and
sons Kenneth and Teddy and Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Cooper were No
gales visitors Saturday from Camille.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Mrs. Douglas w. Dodge (Sally
Roberts, has returned to her home
in San Francisco after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George jan
uel
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

James Morrison DeVaughn, who
attends school at Escondido, Cali
fornia, is spending the summer vaca-
! tion with his parents, Undersheriff
and Mrs. Bert DeVaughn.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jeffcott who
reside between Patagonia and Son
oita, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hale
CT Camille. were visitors here Satur-
I day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamma of
Patagonia were visitors in Tucson
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Scogins of
Patagonia are returning on June %
from fishing trip to the White
Mountains in northern Arizona.
| Ronald Horne, formerly of Elgin,
has been transferred by the army
finance department from Tucson to
Tampa, Florida. He is a major.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Hall are NOV
| ing to their new home at 511 Craw-
ford street which they purchased
recently from j. C. Tovrea.
Miss Doris Seibold, secretary of
the Santa Cruz County Fair & Ro-
dec Association, was in NogaIeS
Monday. attending to association
! business
| William Eakin, who is in the arm
ed forces at Tampa. Florida, is eX-
! pected home soon on furlough. He
is son of Sam Eakin who resides
on the Houston ranch near EIgin.
Mr. and Mrs ST Swyers and Vim
cent Farley were in town wednesday
from Patagonia.
Oliver White of San Diego. for
merly of Nogales, was here Wednes-
day.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor J. Wager, Jr.,
and two sons got back Sunday from
two weeks fishing trip to the
White Mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shamhart
and daughter Carol have returned
to their homo in Prescott after visit
ing Mrs. Shamhart's S mother, Mrs.
Winifred Piquero, and her sister,
Miss Peggy Piquero.
Deputy Sheriff j. M. Soto. Jr, was
a business visitor in Tucson Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison,
owners of the store at Elgin. were
visitors in Tucson Tuesday.
William Choate and son William,
Jr, Of Elgin motored to Tucson
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Stewart, Jr,
and daughters Aird and Mary Ann,
OF Phoenix, are expected here this
week. They have rented the r. H
Bertelson home on American avenue
for the summer Aird, the oldest of
the two girls, is a student at North
Phoenix High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Palen Hudgin MAR
garet Roank) were guests Sunday of
MI. Hudgin's parents, Mayor and
Mrs. Louis Hudgin, while enroute
from Sacramento to Pecos, Texas,
where Palen will be an aviation in
structor
Attorney and Mrs. Saied Karam
and son returned to their home in
Phoenix Tuesday after few days
visit with NogaIes relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Mallery were
visitors in Tucson Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas L. Hall motored to
Tucson TueSdaV
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Don Welty left Saturday to worl
at the new air base being construct
ed near Mariana.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

DR.. G.. L. Harker motored to Tue
son Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

George Horrall is back from a
vacation trip to New Mexico.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
Soldiers of Production

production and working in the
uniforms Some uniforms
by GE workers vital production jobs shown below
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Agent w. H. Lytle of the Railway
E7xnress is back from a vacation trip
to Hot Springs, NM
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
HERE FOR FUNERAL

Sheriff Ed Echols of Pima county.
Bud Parker and Victor j. Wager,
Sr., Tucson; and Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Boosinger, Patagonia. were here
Sunday for the funeral of Mrs. Lula
r. Larimore.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Mrs. Thomas L. Hall motored to
Tucson Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Mrs. Mercedes Rendon, L52 Per
kins street, wife of Alfredo Rendon
one of the drivers on the Nogales-
Bis5ee stage, was taken in an am
bulance to st. Joseph's Hospital
Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19
People, Spots In The News

GRIM PRACTICE-Spout-
ing sand marks path of real
machinegun bullets a few
feet from the heads of
British commandos in
training Somewhere in
England" c o m m a n d o S
play rough, even in train
ing.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

IN GEORGIA
Richard Arlington of Elgin is now
staff sergeant in the air corps at
Cochrane Field, Macon, Georgia.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Mallery were
visitors in Tucson Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Harvey D. Riggs of Patagonia and
Craig Pottinger, Jr.. were business
visitors in Tucson Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Peter HouIe, eldest SON of Dr. and
Mrs. E. C. Houle, has been trans
ferred here from Tucson by the
Stan Srd Oil Company. He will re-
sumo his studies ir the University
of Arizona this fall.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Raul Ronquillo was here Saturday
from Tucson. He is a former resi-
dent of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Attorney and Mrs. Saied Karam
and son returned to their home in
Phoenix Tuesday after a few days
visit with NogaIes relatives.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Tcm Falvey is back from a vaca-
ton trip to the Pacific coast. Mrs.
Falvey is visiting relatives in Port
land. Oregon.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Mr.. and Mrs Victor J. Wager, Jr.,
and two sons got back Sunday from
a two weeks fishing trip to the
White Mountains.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

Captain A. M. Macnab was III
town Wednesday from Parker Can
yon.
Nogales international., 1942-06-19

S. E. Harris was here Wednesday
from Patagonia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30

tDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30

va stikai io g1aye ID sepet tejjo
drug dtugeniu 1las llho. Toda
nihce se ne upa govoriti Il Ma
poleonom zastrasll move sopro-
ge. vi cutie da se prenisl liu-
je, preudarja III se obotavlja.
Ako bi se hotel ravnati sanlo
po agnjenju bi kronal Mario
WalewsIto. Ljubi 10, III ona lju-
Ibi mega Imela bo otroka ; 20
Inji pi sbilo prestolonasledst
.zagotovljeno. Formalno ne bi
mogeI tel zenityi nihce rie opo-
rekati. Steer bi pa vsak ugovor
lkaj inalo zalegel, kakor nitro Ii
Bill V nasprotstvu ! iljegovo to-
Ijo.
Maj Sc tako 1jubosumro va
ruje svojo sneodyisnost, JAYNE
1r1u fnnenjG sje vendar podvr-
zen, Boil Sc oporekanja svoj-
cev, posebno pa matere, ter ne
sramnosti svoiih sester Ellie in
Karoline, Y katerih bi. mogla
samo rojena princesa zbuditi
postovanje.
" to, da bi utrdil dinastijo
in szagotovil svoj ugled v oceh
Francije in vsega sveta, bi bila
kraljevska hci seveda pripray-
nejsa Cd rnlade poljske grofice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30

Ma Sikh sta gesaeralG D10ighl
ID. EiseaJ,oaoer, poUeljaik unseri-
sixth Get q Afriks (na 5evi), IN
general Mark W. Clark, ssadn'
js,,,ck, XII Sc je tri tedne pred
.snvasijo . nekGterinai drstginai
ameriskimi 6ostniki ma tGjaenl
pripelja1 d Afrsko, kjer he .irael
,pospetovanja $ francoskinsi off,
cirjs IN podtalainsi rodolj jatH.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
80 nov l9z

|Isoda, a1i MINI zo ~ 1e n Eaiiisail
vseh teh deset lst sanno na dr-I
zavoali nina po ysen1 tam
pravice, da misli vendar BE tu-'
di nase !? Y zivI3 3en3r psakeka
heroja lie slra, ko zahrepeni poI
| cl0veski radosti.
Cesar preudaria tehta . !.
sAko il videti pri' posvetovanjih
ali pri avdiencah kdaj pa kdaj
nekanl raztresen, je raztresen
zato, ker toliko inislina Mario
WaleWsko. In kadar ponoci od-
slovi utrnj jenega Menevala, ho-
di nnnogokrat dolgo, dolgo po
delovni sobi sem ter tia IN sel
ustavlja pred oknon, da cez ne
kaj casa, d rokami ma hrht,l
|spet nadaljuje svojo nenirno
not. Kadar vidijo vojaki ma
strait ali radovednezi njegqvo
senco, kako bega nlipao okna,
najbrze nenijo, da misli cesar
ma move osvojiitve. A MOTTO se::
Napoleon sanja . plirnem ziv-
ljenju, ki bi siS ga 'zag gotoYil spo'
tolikih zoprnostih, ako bi dvig-
nil K sebi zeno, ki pozna memo
nesebienost, Gistost in resnicno
ljubezen
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30

n Il 4
.Jozefina je vsa skrusena tho
ihtela v svojem naslanjacu. Ma
RIA Walewska je stala craven
ME in v globokem socutju me-
hanicno premikala ustnice. Maj
rajsi bi bila stekla k cesarju in
ponovila svojo prosnjo. Toda na
MEM zaklinjajoci pogled je od-
govoril S toll kratkim in oh.
lastnim pogledom, da je zaeu-
tia: mic nj moglo izpremeniti
njegovega sklepa. Jozefinina IL
soda je bila zapecatena.
Duroc je stopil v soho in ma
prvi nah pregledal Gel prior.
"Odvedite dami dol, Duroc, in
vrnite se'', je rekel Napoleon.
Jozefina je vstala. Napoleon
j je vitesko pomagal. Oprla Sc
je ma visjega dvornega marsa-
la in Mario Walewsko ter opo-
tekaje Sc odsla. Ma pragu je O.
stala in pocasi, z neizrekljiyo to-
go v glasu, rekla:
"Zdaj je pac menda vse kon-
cano med mama, Bonaparte?"
Cesar nj odgoyoril. ziveno je
skomignil z rameni in Sc obrnil
proc, kakor da mu je Cd sile hui
do gledati "a tema zenama, ma
sprotnima tecajema svojega lju-
bezenskega zivljenja, XII mu je
ena izmed njiju pomenila Ear
minuIih dni, druga pa danasnjo
neznost; ena blesceco mladost,
druga pa krepko, a skrbi polno
zrelost moskih let >.
10 Sc je Duroc vrni, je Ma
poleon, oprt ma komolce, sedel
"a pisalno nizo in 81 fiscal roko
ma oci. Visji dvornj marsal je
najprej spostljivo nolcal OBJ po-
gledu ma gorje, ki je delalo il
vladarja zbeganega cloveka. Ko
je potem Napoleon vel roko z
oci, je Duroc povedal, kako je
bill opravil narocilo:.
"Spremil sem cesarico Y ME
ne sobe in grofico Waiewsko do
njenega yoza.
PRAY, je rekel Napoleon in
Sc nato spet pogreznil v svoj
zamisljeni molk.
sfce vam je aoeitey tako tez-
ka", je tho rekel Duroc, s'za-
kaj ne opustite te nisli?"
Tezka Oh da, prijatelj,
neskon6no tezka mi je. Sal od-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30

e La 4
slavljam zeno, XII mi je lepsala
zivljenje, XII mi je brala vsako
misel v oeeh, XII mi nj nikoli ma
menoma oporekala; zeno, XII me
ljubi in XII cutim do ME globoko
prijateljstvo To je velika
bolecina
"cemu ST torej nalagate to
preizkusnjo", .je odvrnil Duroc,
XII je v ljubezni do Napoleona
pozabljal jezo ma Jozefino. 'se
je cas-, da izpremenite svoje u
krepe. Beseda zadostuje
Da zagotovite nasledstvo, bo-
ste nasli tudi Sc druga pota.
Ali Sc spominjate, kaj ste rekli
tisti dan po bitki pri Slavkovu:
Moi vojaki so moi otroci. Ako
ina kdo izmed njih sina, XII me
je vreden, mu zapustim yse, kar
imam, in ga imenujem "a svoje-
ga naslednikap'
"Oh, Duroc, prijatelj!" je re-
kel Napoleon in Sc 2 mocjo u
seknil, da bi skril svojo ganje-
most. ITO so bile puhle besede ].
:. Dali ste Sc jim omreziti, kai
ii V vas Sc vedno zivijo junaski
Maori starega sveta. Mi pa MI
smo vee Plutarhovi ljudje!! Ca
81 so Sc izpremenili. Zdaj nam
vlada svetovni red, XII Sc mu mo-
rajo nase zelje podvreci in Ii ne
slisi nasih tozba. Niti JAZZ rlisem
vec svoboden! Nemogoce
je, da bi kaj izpremenil Lo-
eitev je ze javna. Yes Pariz, vsa
drzava govorita o Mi. Po salo-
nih, druzbah in kavarnah sploh
ne poznaje vee drugega pomen-
ka. Francija jo hoee. Glejte po-
roeila, ki jih dobivam ! vseh
strani."
Pokazal je spise ki 50 se ko-
p
picili na mizi.
"Oh, Fouchejeva poroc ocila Z js
rekel Duroc. 1Narocili ste 1nal,
maj ustvari ugodno razpolo oze-l
ME. On 81 pa prevee prizadeva.
svoje volume oblaci Il preprpste
ljudi in wan jill p6ailja bod o-
kna, da tesiajo novo enitev,
kakor oni vlser Kaj 81 ~ ne.
poznate?"
"Nikar tako lie lrnisjit pn-I
roc. Fouche ne ust1 1!snsy
ga mnenja, ampak 81 4 .
gov odmev. Mor1 neh q
4sfts N f@sS Sse IA n zzz7S& SIN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
NAPOI. .EO ONOVA
TAJNA !. | Ll..JJUJBEZEN ]
Zgodovinski roman

s :,
idobna oblicju svetnice, XII izpo-
lveduje syojo vero. Toliko nav
dusenja iii toliko plemenitosti
Je sljalo il ME, da ie pustila
| Jozefino visa, samozavest ma ce-
dilu in da ses je Napoleonov
gnev polegel.
Pomirite Sc Marie" je rekel
| " tenn, ko jo je vzdignil iii od-.
lvedel k stolu. "Pomirite Sc. Ia
nastop je nsmiseln. Incl sem
iVas "a pametnejso. Kako so
nasle te neumnosti pot u glavi-
leo, XII je drugace tako razumna?
Vasa navzocnost v tel sobi in
vase besede so vec kakor nena-
Ivadne: nespodobne so. Ako 81
hocete ohraniti mole prijatelj-
stvo, ne nadaljujva tega razgo-
vora."
"Bonaparte," je izpregovori-
| la Jozefina in prijela cesarja
"a roko, ceprav jo je izmikal,
madame ne zasluzi ocitka. IL
plemenitosti je privolila. da me
spremi senkaj. Zdaj tudi nj vec.
treba, da odgovoris ma njeno
prosnjo. V bodoce Sc zaresem
nanjo.
! Zmerom BON prepricana O
njenem tenkocutju in njeni
pravicnosti."
Ia pripomba je bila zelo4
spretna in kaj pripravna, da bi
sla Napoleonu do zivega.
SV okrutno zadrego me
spravljata," je rekel, ko il je IL
vii roko. "Seveda, Marie, resni-I
ca je; ako bi bill privolili v to-,
kar sem zelel Cd vas, tedaj ne
bi red, XII sem ga ustvaril v
Franciji terjal Cd meme zrtve,
XII je mojemu srcu zelo bridka.
Ne razburjaj Sc, Jozefina, sal
yes, kako mi presedajo ii pri-
zuri. Vsr trije smo zelo nesrec-
nj. A kaj moreno zoper polite
no neobignost? Resitve, H sem
mislil nanjo, sem Sc odrekel.
Izprevidel sem ,da bi bilo vse
prevec zavistnikov izsledilo to
skrivnost. Sicer je pa prepozno.
Vsaka moznost, da bi Sc vrnil
k tel nameri, je izginila. Poma-
gajta mi, ne pa da mi delata
dolznost Sc tezjo. Tudi JAZZ po-
trebujem vso moe svoje volje,
da razvezem vezi, XII so mi osta-
le drage -. Idita ODE Ho-
Gem Zgoditi sc moral"
Odprl je vrata. Yes IL sebe je
bill mad tenn strasnim poloza-
jem, v katerem nj hotel ostati1
niti minute vec. Zaklical je:
"Duroc Russian, 81 tu?I
Takoj poklici visjega dvornega|
marsala k meni."
Nato Sc je umaknil v svojo
delovno soho.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
Vzpeli sta Sc bill po notranjih

Vzpeli sta Sc. bill po notranjih
stopnicah, XII SO vodile V cesar
jeve prostore. v sluzberi sobi
sta bila samo diva pazeta. Pred
salonom, v katerem je Napole-
on po naavdi dajal avdijence,
sta zadrzali korake in vstopili.
Mameluk Russian je stal pred
vrati, Xxi so loeile ia yeliki pro-
stor cd cesarjeve delovne sobe.
Jozefina je krenila naravnost k
MENU.
"Odpri, govoriti hocem S two
jim gospodom."
"Nemogoce, veliGanstvo," je
v svoji latovscini rekel name
LUX. Cesar prepovedal."
Jozefina ga je ponosno pre-
merila ocmi.
"Kai neki, spusti me noter.' =
Prijela je "a kljuko. Russian
Sc ie prestrasen umakriI. in ze-
nj sta stopili v Napoleonovo so
DO. Cesar je pravkar nareko-
val Menevalu, XII je sedel "a mi
20 V oknjaku ter z vrocicno ma
glico pisal, jezno pismo svoje-
mu bratu Jozefu, cigar nice
murna obeutljivost je ohram-
ljala vojskovodje in skodovala
njegovi stvari
Ko je Napoleon slisal, kako
so Sc vrata odprla in zaprla, je
vzdignil glavo ter zagledal Jo-
zefino in Mario Walewsko.
Osupnil je -. Kako? Joze-
fina, vkljub njegovim ukazom?
In Z njo Maria? ;. Kaj Sc je
godilo?
"Takoj vas spet poklicem,
Meneval," je rekel tajniku, XII
Sc je razveselili oddiha.
"Kaj je," je S srdito spaeeni-
mi ustnicami zarohnel cesar,
'kako prideta nenaznanjeni v
: to sobo?? Fl Fi, Jozefira !. :. In vi
-. madame?"
''Sire," je vzkliknila Maria
WaleWska ter padla pred cesar
jen ma kolena, 'zaklinjam vas,
da me opravicite v cesaricinih
oceh. Ker nocem dati svojega
otroka v druge roke, me dolzi
krivde "a to, da je med MO in
vami locitev ma obzorju. Ina
me "a svojo sovraznico. Ali nj
res, sire, da mi je zmerom kr-
vavelo srce OBJ misli, da bi uteg-
Mill zapustiti tovarisico svojih
prvih slavnih dni? Potrdite to,
ako nocete, da ostanem pred ce-
sarico brez casti in stakoj "a
pustim Pariz ter Sc umaknem V
koticek, kjer sem Sc rodila!"
Zvila je roke V goreci prosnji,
XII Sc je izlivala vanjo vsa ME-
ma plenenita dusa. Memo cisto
oko in njen nezni, cd razburje-
MIA zardeli obraz sta bila po-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
WELL SPACING
RULE DEFINED BY
new AMENDMENT
fContinued from Page Onel


%. l941 unless all separate property
interests within the 40-acre area COM
prising the drilling unit are consoh-
dated. This provision is made to pro-
tect small property owners. 1t Is also
the intent of the amendment to make
clear that no property Islands" may
be formed within a drilling unit9
5. An oil well must be spudded at
least $50 feet and a gas well $3.50 feet
from any well spudded in the field
after Dec. %. 1941.
6. An oil well must be spudded at
least ego feet and gas well at least
2640 feet from a well spudded on or
before Dec. %, 1941.
7. An oil well must be spudded at
least $50 feet and a gas well at least
1920 feet from any lease, property, or
subdivision line that separates uncon-
solidated property interests.
Also issued was Interpretation No. 2,
defining lease equipment" The In
depreciation makes clear that the term
"lease equipment" means fixed and
stationary equipment and materials
installed on any property located with
in the protective boundaries of the
field or pool for direct or indirect use
In the production Of petroleum.
This includes production offices and
camp facilities located adjacent to any
field.
Stationary equipment is interpreted
as tanks, oil-treating equipment,
water-disposal equipment and central
power units Cbut not pumping units.
Lease equipment" does not include
the well, well equipment, pumping or
artificial lifting equipment, flow and
gathering lines, pressure maintenance
plants and other plants for the ex-
traction of gasoline and associated
or plants for other treat
ment or processing Of natural gas.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28

It's not the original cost Of under
wear that's bothering us-it's the up
creep.
When a guy gets too old to set a
bad example, he begins to sit around
and dish out good advice.
War does not prove who is right
only who is left
A rude man is one who stares at
a girls figure when she Is doing her
best to display it.
you like bathing beauties, don't
you, Bill?"
Don't know. never bathed one yet"
There are lot Of couples who don't
pet in parked cars"
Eyes, the woods are full Of them.
Someone with rather macabre out
look on things had this disconcerting |
message erected over his mortal re-
mains:
AS you are now
So once was I.
AS now I am
You soon will be.
So prepare thyseH
To follow me-
An unnamed skeptic CHANGED that
way and carefully lettered in charcoal
beneath it:
To follow you
I'm not content
Til find out
Which way you went
A French girl. visiting this country,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28

was introduced to an elderly bish6r
who she was told, was about to ceIs1
brate his golden wedding.
What ees ices golden wedding No,
speak OFF" she asked. I'VE do not have
eet cen France" ''e
That" said the bishop, means that
this woman and have lived together
for so years" S-'-Sl
"Ah, Eat ees beautiful" the o4rl
breathed. so now you are gettino
married, no?"
I think III put the motion before
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28

the house. said the hula dancer, NOV
ing out onto the stage.
A successful 'gold-digger" is one
who makes you feel that she Is taking
dinner with you and not from you.
You can't make a silk purse out Of
sow's ear-but a silk stocking GER
tainly improves a calf.
Since the wifes dresses have gotten
shorter a man can at least find his
shoes in the closet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
Jones Comes to
Great Falls With
Home Refinery

Paul Jones, superintendent Of AFRO
refinery for many years, has joined the
Home Oil Co. staff in Great Falls.
Jones was active in civic work in
LewiStown, was a member of the Fer
gus county preparedness commission
and county chairman Of first aid in
the Red Cross. He is moving his family
to Great Falls.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28

The reason modern girls are such
i've wires is that they have so little
insulation on.
Roustabout: I've got date tonight
with a chiffonier."
Gang-pusher: Don't be silly. A chif-
fonier is big thing with drawers
Roustabout: Yep, that's right"
Justice Of Peace: so you Young
folks really want to get married"
Male victim docking nervously out
OF door,: yes, sure as shooting"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28

We've read long lists Of savage beasts.
By hunters brave compiled;
But all Of them are tame compared
To- deuces when they're wild.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
WE BELIEVE

GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS have been definitely proven in
dispensible Montana Every wildcat should have both
Madison and Devonan highs" determined by reflection
seismograph before drilling begins
DEEPER DRILLING Is essential write the real history of
the Montana oil industry. The major of Mon
tana petroleum is in formations BELOW THE BIG
LIME Abandonment of wells at the Cat Greek horizon
Is stupidity. No we'll should be considered completion
until i Is drilled into the Devonian
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-10
Thielk-Chapman
Wedding Date Set

THE WEDDING OF BAR.
BARA ANNE THIELK, daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. Frederick
Thick of Teller road, Washing
ton, and Ralph Tracy Chapman,
of Mount Clemens, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Emory Chapman of
Meade. is set for Saturday even
ing, Sept. IL. at 7 o'clock, at
First Evangelical Reformed
Church in Detroit.
The bride has asked Helen
Chapman, sister of the BRIDE
groom, to be maid of honor and
Marjorie Surridge of Detroit, to
be bridesmaid. Lloyd Chapman
will attend his brother as best
man, and Robert Kirkum of Ar.
mazda, Howard Rosso of Mount
Clemens and Allan Schroeder Of
Detroit will seat the guests.
A reception for the family
and bridal party will follow the
ceremony in the Whittier Hotel
In Detroit.