V
WEDD
the p oet ^ b h o r n # g £ ts ever
made tp overcome tjhe ph^tacle
of nature Ija searching for Wl.
|t
*M
«f«'
that the California Off Company
went geologist»* to egeoiipe th»
reported oil structures on the
AtaTOto
torU « # d l-
catioas »romtaad much, a n | no-
, BAN FRANCISCO, April S-— California has decided to ahon- cordinkly. V l |« p , « vessel was
¡ U P .) — Fire years or hard d°n its Cold Bay experiments on chartered tff tiieaapnrt maohiaery..
Work and almost suporhunian the Alhska penigsnlg, where » suppUas and a .or*» to the select
effort and the expenditure o l we? was sunk 692« feet ’« i^ o u t ed place.
hundreds of thousands of dollar« . any results. •
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The party tot 49 man"landed
in a stupendous “wild-catting**
The crew is noy-. engaged tn at Kanatak, an Iddiaa village
qsfcsaaa have failed to Bad eM puUing up the equipment and about 276 miles »aat of Seward
ip Alaska.
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preparing to ship it hack to Baa and opposite Kadiak islaUd, oa
» The Standard Oil Compdny of, Francisco. Thus will end ope of the Sheiikof straits.
From {pupatat # \w a f» n j o i »
was built fhrou*n
Atont*»»
mountains for 17 miles, require
lng months in the making. Tw»
places th e road wound over
mountains 6,000 feet high, and,
then across deep valleys.
It w as'not until March 1923*,
that the road was com peted and
«applied moved by tractor into
the interior. Actual drilling be
gan the letter part pf that
, month. In the first year the
W « K EEP TH E B E ST A N D TH E FR ESH EST.
well was sunk to a depth of
1,200 feet through aoljd sand
stone. The moyt difficult drill
ing conditions were epcfuntered.
Whereas in California pome of
the 6,000 foot wells h»ve been
suafc in five months, i t ’required
almost three years to r^ach that
depth through the formytlous at
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9 » » VP
». »9 9 • » f t to ♦ « » « »»F » S e ♦
Cold -Bay. Now the well is to by
plugged n> stef' abandcyied for
ever.
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StOUdqy Oil Company officials
were reticent about t>e case,
t o t , Uuay admitted th»y were
through » itp tho
Gofd
Bay
venture.
“it's all In the Bg*e,*' o n |
said. “We phatl cont^iue
to
•wildcat’ where we thlnlf the in-.
dlcatlons are reyPbahly prom
ising. We might do jt again some
day in Alaska. That is the only
»ay new fields are ophged up.**
Not far from the scene of, the
Standard OJJ’| . , prospecting, the
Associated Oil Company gas bo?n
d rU lia g 'd n . experiment!
wo{l
aagpuitoo g a birth
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»#<*?# I W W W Hjutf a**’
S h o rt
Stop
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Mrs. to. p . Oto o f Scenic
Orive returned «topi a short
ttop to Grass LeMd, California,
where Mr. OSU 9s employed.
9 dish that will add relish toany meal
a a d M rs . c . B Briggs ye-
tM te * • * Angetes. » • « >
m o . - . p e u «he M t o three
o» huetoem g p T p fe h s ^ » .
THE EAGLÇ MARKET
WE DELIVER
Guarding Against
?£"
Early Fishermen'
Tahoe
opens
» f » . « » m » » Af d w
UiUW
FUW TÌW
■
$14$
SJMPSOM HARDWARE
' topwpsp avons
lOjQOO M IL K S
of every deqgyipgito* of fencing
and wigs ¿e»t to. Fence posts,
to l toW» 1°« Rto$#n torts «m l
■ASM#??.'
rt r w nwwf
roa tod retom’ yeptors rortr>
agd ftoto yopy «rday 0 r whto
yen pped to
P e U ’f t C o r B G r
T h e w orld ijj a p r e tty g o t f f d x » A » 4vjg « -
Y ou are flo in g b y thia w > y o n ly pgrth g o d y<rt
are e n title d to som e fu n .
r a i on ¿hat.
B u t th ere i s th e rub. D e p ^ sp en d i t gH pppr.
S a v e w «ne An sp en d la te f.
A n d p a ss up th e “ dpam ” p le a su re s- I t ’s
m on ey w asted . I t w ill, d o y on m art1
# B |n -
in g internet is y o u r s a v in g s a cco u n t a t tfcis
htorff. P a t it tiaers.
The Citizens Baph ©f Ashland
A nil la n d firflg n n
scientist's wife
obeys these law s
How Frigidaire So)v«e
Your Home Réfrigération
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T O TRY, T fttS GllEAT. C O f.
FEE is to like it as do
amoodi. |h k y . Rptog-hot biacuiu h thjsf
It WSSB t dm work o f preparing hot fernd» thro cauwd
many a woman to supplant them with cold bntol <a hag
m m w .it Wto * * y ^ r t t W A g l g h c o n c e m t o g th » ^ -
the
▼ H’ H tospoöQS taking
M
¿f
who has? enjoyed jus oontonnl
uniform qsality for o v « fo rty
yean. AH * b o come to tbe <3oMm
Weÿt, a « certain to
heights to whitfc cofftt
attain, as they too,', le
this coffee.
Medford, Oregon.
P itofte te n d t s m s, w ith o u t obligatio:
“ S o l v in g Y n ur
P r o b lfp
••'i^Utne
powder
h ang cook can now maintain (h r he
e w e t degmts She nwasures dm'hror«
in« with Careful exactness and she tort
firond Flow jx^tiVe
H IO
lnt w h e y .
tar hiscBito « 9 CORIÌM brok to <
e hom e
fis M er flouring mills
ta»
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^iUWP~-TwB»frvJ»sa^|ad
Problems
P e o p le s E le c tr ic S to r e,
Service Station. L e t us
show you h ow you ero»
« Acrob QuaHty *
Produet for e v e r y pgipt- '
ing n eed eefdoora as w eB
« g ^ C r t n e and talk
£
o W . today
wesson & Pee^lor
f ».
Padlock and
Chain
Covered
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. Districg No. 24, Silver
BAN FRANCISCO, April S -^ season opens K ey 30.
l.P .)— California wardens are
District No. 26, Almanor water-
iking a determined effort to j$ed, Beason oppgg Mto I®- This
imp out the practice of fishing dpes not Include Lakp Almanor
r frogt befogs . the season proper, - which is gpe>tod t° r
eife.
fishing May 1.
With a few exceptions the sea- , Part of the trouble with en-
n in Çalifornla opens May 1, forcement of the -fishing laws
d nowhere does it open aero» «rises from the fact that until
Sections of the state fqr decent seasons 'the opening day
ileh special regulatlona have »as April 1 Instead of May 1.
en made are:
.The commission has issued warn-
Dlstyhst No. 22, coast 0^ Meg-lUgS- hpwevpy, ppg it 4s fty» attl- Here hl a nr./ varatun of « k .
otdûw. Three «’ fSKfe? ¿u?
ntoRmwgwirtoi!|i j i 1 I 'M " .'» w v w e e w v ^ i
tantta, folion lng the nMkg
held hv ¿hto" h r-» yd
tw
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