The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 27, 1931, Image 1

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The Coquille Valley Sentinel
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THE PAPER THAT’S LIKE A LETTER FROM HOME
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NO. IL
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1931.
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j Schools to Have Open House
RETAIL LBR. YARD
Will Be Host to Peace Officer»
PLAY IS T0NI6HT
Between 80 and 100 peace officer*
Th* annual exhibit and open house
| of the Coquill« schools will take
belonging to the Southwest Oregon
I place next Friday evening, April 3,
Peace Officer* Association ar* ex­
' all three building* being open with
pected tu be in Coquille Saturday ev­
Court of Honor at High School teachers and student* present.
With M. O. Hawkins in Charge Lions Club Still Working <
ening of next week for the quarterly Senior Claas to Present “Come
Wednesday Evening—Many
At the Washington school a special
meeting and banquet which will be
at Coquille Mill—Install­
Swimming Pool—H. C. Gets
Out of the Kitchen” at
art exhibit, done by the pupils during
held in the Coquille Hotel banquet
Scouts Advanced
ing
New
Viaita
the
Den
The Liberty
room.
th* past two month* under the direc­
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tion of Mfta Mabel Payton will be on
The association was invited to meet
The assembly hall at th* high display. The regular class work in
A report on th* proposition to ] here
___ by " Sheriff
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Increasingly good is the news from
The Senior Class of C. H. S. i*
at the ____
last _____
meet-
school was filled with an interested the various rooms will also be ready the mill here, th* Coquille Lumber stake a swimming pool above the old lnf( 1^, mOwths ago in Roseburg, fully prepared to present their play,
audience Wednesday evening for the for inspection.
Co., and Manager Hal Baxter »ay* dam just east of the city limits on' Sheriff Jackson, of Douglas, te prasi- “Come Out of the Kitchen,” a comedy
Court of Honor conducted that even­
At th* Lincoln building the rooms that within a few month* it will bo Fimt street, wa* made to the Lion* dent of the association, and District in three acta, tonight at the Liberty
ing. Besides the parent* and friends will be open from 7:80 until » with making a much better showing than it Club yesterday noon by Ned C. Attorney Wm. E. Wais», of Mar«h- Theatre with tho curtain raising at
of Scouts, and a large number of the no special exhibit.
is now even.
Kelley, who said that a pond 50 to 75 field, secretary.
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8:15 p. m. sharp.
boy», there were several in from Fair­
M. 0. Hawkins, who has a wide ac­ f*rt by 100 could be maintained there
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The cast of eleven has worked hard
Th* high school classes will not as­
Among
prominent
view Where Troop 21 is located.
wnu
who will
wm be
uc here
n«re next
w*. omuraay
Saturday to
w> 1 to
— whip thia production ...w
into shape
semble until 8:80. Special atentfon quaintance all over the county, and ha* during the entire season.
On* hundred and fifteen adult* will
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city »w
is willing
to donate
th* take part I IU
in the
are L.
six *v week*
of *oa**q^W*w
diligent
w w»ew^
m
r
t-llt? program aiu
aJ. V.
v e ' and now after
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wrere va
be _ given
there __
to ___
the ____
new shop had a lot of experience in th* lumber J The
were present for,the occasion which and
of
boy* in
gmitfv business, has been secured a* mana­ land for the purpose, the old Dutch . jenkins, chief of polic* at Portland; rehearsing it i* quit* ready. The cast
counted 11,500 pointe in th* Scout Hugbe* class»*. At 9:15 the girl* of ger for the retail business of
< the mill ereek dam, built in 1914 to impound' Geo. Neuner, U. S. district attorney has,
has, perhaps,
perhaps, mors
more telent
talent than
than has
has
| the Home Economic* department win *nd yard. He stated yesterday that water for municipal purpose«, ia still for Oregon; and Judge J. T. Brand.
contest being conducted.
b*en dtecovered in a high school group
C. C. Farr acted as judge of the present a style »how, displaying th* he had agreed to return to Coquille th«re, and the grpatest expense*
The association i* composed of all for a long tim*. They were all picked
court, the other» being Ned C. Kelley, dresses that have been made by the within ten day* to take charge of that Would be in covering the bottom of sheriffs, deputies, city police officers, after a thorough trial before a group
J. L. Stevens, E. F. Grider and H. H. daises.
department.
The Coquille Valley the pond, either with concrete or fine justices of th* peace, constables, of censors, therefore all should be
Hartley.
___ open
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Thi*
house and school
exhibit Lumber Co., which had been handling gravel and sand. The latter would be traffic officers and district attorneys, well suited for their reapectiv* part*.
Th* examination* were conducted feature of school work was teau- I th* retail business, here and at Myr- preferable and it is estimated would the purpose being to create the best They will be well able to present
by Scout Executive E. A. Britton, and gurated by Supt. W. V. Ferguson I tie Point, has gone out of business.
>es*. cost 1 around 8250. Bath houses would spirit of co-operation among all «f- humor or otherwise when necessary.
the familiarity the various scouts two year* ago and last year was at­ The new planer will be installed 1 at «i.» • be necessary, but when ready for fleers charged with law enforcement.
In th* lead* Grace Ellingsen aa a
showed with the subjects on which tended by a great many friend* and the mill, beginning thi* evening. '
Coquille would have an excellent
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sweet, young Irish cook, and Merk
they were examined, proved that the patron* of the schools.
miH will be down tomorrow and by swimming pod, out of doors, and with
Was Not Frank Bennett Here Seeley, an Eastern millionaire busi­
time and money spent in scouting 1*
Everyone interested in th* schools Sunday evening it is expected to hav* a constant supply of fresh water.
Frank E
E. Bennett,
Bennett, of
of this
thi* city,
city, ‘ te
is ness man, should portray their parts
doing a wonderful work.
Frank p flennrtt, arrested rt well while they carry on - their ro­
is welcome to attend these open thi* new piece of machinery ready for ( Th* Lion* do nrt have th* fund*
The merit badge awards were par­ house features, meet the instructors us*. It is a valuable addition to th* ' for financing a 8400 or 8500 proposi- j MyrtU Point |hia
for mance.' Tallant Greenough, aa th*
ticularly interesting to the audience. and see for themselves what the pu­ plant, and with it the best of finish ,tion, hut if the co-operation of other oougla8 county officer*. It is report- butler, will present character acting
There' was excellent book binding
lumber can be produced, and will «rganizations, interested in such a „j the latter waa wanted for assault in good form, whil* Allington Glate-
pils ar* accomplishing.
shown, metal utensils made by the
make th* mill able to accommodate benefit, ean be secured it will be put fa Dougiae.
yer and Katherine Jane Hassler will
Scouts, and woodwork which could
the most critical lumber purchaser. •ver.
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act as frivolous old people should. Th*
not be surpassed.
’ Th* planer cost when new, 811,000,
rest of the cast will all entertain very
I pleasingly.
Th* examination of Scouts for
but it was purchased by the local mill of the club and gave a very interest-
merit badge* is done by an expert in
a* a used piece of machinery.
The scene of tho play take* plane
that particular line for which the
The dry kiln ha* not yet been in­
in the Daingerfield mansion in Vir­
UM point
point he
ne brought
orougni 0 (oui was me,
Ons
badge Is-sought, and prior to the
stalled, but that ia th* next betterment growing business of tig local office. '
ginia and the action i* around the
Coos county fans, who have been
Court of Honor, but the boys had for
on the program and when ready will Receipt* from rtampe, envelopes,
doing* of the Daingerfield children as
hoping to see a match between Bud
When the Sentinel stated last week
inspection the piece* which they had
permit anything desired by builder* reals and rental of boxes, and not
they act a* servant* in trying to
Bryant and Kermit Shaw will have
made. The two Eagle Scouts, Fred
In the way of lumber to be secured including money orders, have in­ that the new board of directors of the please th* occupants of their horn*,
their desires gratified next Thursday
Fat Elk Oil A Gaa Co. were consider­
Fuhrman and Don Farr, gave a splen­
hare.
I which has been leased in order to keep
creased from 811,021.56 in 1924 to
evening, in the Community Building
ing * proposition to drill another wall > them from bankruptcy. They assume
did illustration of signalling, both by
815,087.98
in
1930,
and
the
flrat
two
hers, for Roy Watson has signed them
on
it*
leased
property,
using
a
ritary
semaphore and by buzzer, using the
various duties and so performing
month* of 1931 showed increases over
' Bane Ball Officiate Chosen
up to head the 30-round boxing card
drill, it did not seem necessary to *tato them hav* disagreement* with Mr.
Morse code. They could both send
the
same
months
last
year,
«11
of
he is presenting at that time. When
The Coquille Logger* will be forced
and deceive rapidly.
Crane and his guests, all of which
Kermit cam* here he was no match to play independent baseball again
would have just as much of a finan-
Some humorous situations aro** in
for Bud, but he has improved so rap­ thia year, bringing in what outside ' that businees conditions are improv- | cial interest in the new well a* in the give the humor and pathos to the
the examination conducted by Mr.
I one already down. But in view of ptay.
idly in the last few months that fight teams can be secured for once a week k in3
Britton. Donald Smith waa telling
Thi* play is of the high class, clean
Something that very f«vr people
follower* are predicting that h* can
the inquiries made of officer* and di-
gem**, and making occasional trip*
how he had pasa*d tho cooking tost,
take Bud now. If he land* on Bud’s outside. None of the other towns in know Is that local business houses > rector*, a* to their interest in the type, being extremely entertaining
taking s p*n on s hike and cooking
ja* it is likely to b* curtain for th* Coos county are interested in bass may have their mailings lists correct­ proposed new well, it should hav* throughout. The first act takes in
Mm and bacon.
the assuming of the servants’ role* by
ed at the small cost of 65 cents an
Marshfield slugger.
ball thia year, and the southern Ore­ hottr for time actually consumed. Thia been done.
“Did you cook
anything
else,”
th*
• nA t|w8 arrival
There may be a substitution in th*
A stockholder Ú. in
the Fat Elk b"
Oil
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gon and Willamette valley leagues are
not m*aa th* addition of new1
“ 11'7
queried Mr. Britton.
“Ye*; b*an*,” wa* Donald’s answer. **m i fin a l , aa *de*rtia*d on the enrds. toe far away te warrant Coquill* F*
^fnamw to liria but the riiminstlon of *
«. Gas Cw. did not buy ar -Cure bi.
T r l^lllMli ra
Myrtle Point fans ar* objecting to coming a part of those organizations.
or her stock in ju*t one well. They bar,,,.;,«. KCenM
fina) b -
“Hew did they turn out,” waa then
names
of
people
who
are
gon*,
end
Tony Camden meeting an older, heavi­
would have their proportion inter- diltnrr gcen< for
p.^ «kJ.
At th* baseball meeting Tumday
the
changes
in'
address,
which
hav*
ch:
er and mor* experienced boy, a* is evening. Manager Fortier announced
oat in a second or third or One hundred in_
W1).
ced 1 ___
“Out of th* can,'
occurred.
well, if that number were dritled by,
moch
how^ Uv.
Pat Franko, of Roseburg, but if Cam­
that he expected to open the season,
A new
, ]aw
by the re.
rejoinder.
den is withdrawn a good substitute
the Fat Elk company.
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of
atafe productions
h#re the letter part of April.
Hal
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Boy* advanced from the Tender­
will be secured to meet the Roseburg
It should be emphasised that there is
u greatly pleased with
foot to the Second class rank, were
flash.
0 intentMm nf shandnninir
nrea. ! ' ^1.
... prerantition
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whom t'b. writer may have
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masting thi* week and Frank Schram,
Clynard Holverstott of Troop 21,
The other six-round bout will be
ent hole, for the present at least Th*
secretary-treasurer.
and Don Graham. Norman Riekett,
Between
the
acta,
“Th* Jolly
touch.
AU that is necessary ie to
between Tex Davidson and EHaworth
W. H. Mansell and A. B. McLeod register a letter, marked with the 1 driller* started this week putting Dozen,” a singing and dancing chorus
Howard Hickam, Gilbert Gaelin, Don
Willett. The latter secured the deci­
Hickam, Calvin Savage and Tom Hen­
were named a* a committee with Mr. receiver’s last known address. Thi* eight-inch casing back in the bote, of two group* of six each, will render,
sion in their previous encounter.
derson of Troop 14.
Baxter to see what can be done to­ will cost the sender 18 cents. Then expecting to have It done and the rig­ "You’re Driving Me Crazy,” and
• “Bat” Nolan, of Coquill*, and
Those advanced from Second to “Babe” Riddle of Myrtle Point ar* ward the erection of a new grand­ when the letter finally reaches the re­ ging up ready to resume drilling with­ “Sweet Jenny Lee," and the “Har­
First Ctass Scouts were all of Troop scheduled for four rounds, and th* stand. The old one is weak in it* un­ ceiver's new address, the post office in a very few day*.
mony Quartet,” coached by Oran
There is one thing that the public Richard, will sing several popular,
14, of which Wade Arstill is Scout­ curtain raiser will b* a four rounder derpinning and must be worked over will return to the sender th* receiv­
master—Francis Arrall, Don Smith, between “Shorty” Pattengill and Har­ to make it safe if a new one ie not se­ er's new address as to city, street and 1 ha* not known which ha* interfered harmonious selection*.
with drilling at the 1500 feet depth
cured.
James Robineon, Henry Teal and Faye old Stemmier.
Reserved seats at 75c will be on sal*
number, fbr an additional 20 cent*.
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where the bit was stopped. The lime- at Folsom’s until shortly before 8:00
Th* plan outlined by Mr. Baxter
Adam*.
Mr.
Gets
*ay*
It
is
surprising
how
The Coquille Band will furnish mu­
atone
formation
there
when
broken
Those passing merit badge torts sic before the opening and between would call for the central stand, lo­ often he is called upon to interview
p. m., while general admission tickets
up, and mixed with water, forme a at 50c are now being sold by senior
cated where th* present on* is, with
were: Don Farr in signalling, photog­ bout*.
people who hav* included a written
cement winch grip* th* ¿aging and
wing* running both ways, along the
raphy and metal working.
students. Grade student* will be ad­
message in a parcels post package.
Thursday, April 2, is the date, and
makes it almost impossible to move it.
fir*t and third base line, all to be
Fred Fuhrman in signalling, botany 8:30 tho hour.
mitted far 25c. Holder* of general
Undoubtedly some people get away
At one time operations were held up admission tickets can trade them in
covered.
and reading, and the latter included
with it, but aa all package* are subject
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eight
day*
while
a
spear
was
being
In connection with that arrange­
a goodly list of what is termed
before and up to the first curtain.
to postal inspection, the parcels st *
An Attractive Rock Garden
secured from Los Angele* with which
ment, an effort is also to be made to
“heavy” reading.
,
Don’t fail to see thi* play at any cost.
frequently opened and the sender is
the easing was loosened.
In front of' the Norway pcsu.ffice have th* foothall gridiron in th* fall hauled up on the carpat.
George Ulett, first aid and safety.
The east Is:
Anything
As sn experiment, which has Olivia Daingerfield, alias Jane Ellen
and service station, on the Myrtle laid out with its side line* parallel to sealed against inspection carries first
Don Smith, swimming and civics.
worked elsewhere, coal and salt are
Henry T*al, swimming and poultry Point highway, may be seen what is the main grand stand so thst specta­ class rat**.
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Grace Ellingson •
to be dumped into the hole which it Elisabeth Daingerfield, àlias Ara-
going to be one of tho flnest rock tors could watch game* comfortably
keeping.
te hoped will lessen to some degree
It stretch** from the stand* and not hav* to crowd
Faye Adams, swimming, handicraft, gardens around her*.
minta
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Geneva Agostine
Organist to Be Permanent
th* grip with which the concrete holds
across the entire front of tho proper­ along the side lines.
•loctricity and firemanship.
Mr*. Falkener, Tucker’s sister
th*
casing.
Whether th* park commission, the
Some weeks ago, the management
Kennrth Arrall, swimming electri­ ty between th* two driveway* and be­
Katherine Jane Hassler
The proposition to be submitted by
tween the oil tank* and the highway. city and the Chamber of Commerce of the Liberty Theatre discontinued
city and woodwork.
Amanda, Olivia’s Black Mammy
Grant
Graham,
for
drilling
another
ETwyn Nosier, bookbinding and It is composed of dark gray atone* will be able to assist in remodelling the use of the organ and changed to
NortJ|
set in th* bank in a very natural man­ th* grandstand sections is something an all-sound policy. Much to the rar­ Im!, had not been received by the BurUn CraB<( fn)m
poultry keeping.
Jtaifc fffdiT
ner, with the plant* set in pocketes. which the committee appointed i* prise of C. A. Gage, manager of the board of director« at their meetinr,
Powell Yarbrough, firemanship.
uffe^, statistical port
local play-house, a petition signed by Tuesday evening, but undoubtedly
These will soon cover the ground and going to investigate.
Calvin Savage, firemanship,
win
b.
up
f*r
consideration
at
an
...
Frank Schram
a
large
number
of
patrons,
was
re
­
d'âmes 'Robinson, civics.
be a mass of beauty. Mr. Cooper of
Coquille is one of the best baseball
*
arly
d
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Solon
Tucker,
Cran*
’
attorney
and
ceived
requesting
the
return
of
an
th*
Myrtle
Greenhouses
was
th*
ar
­
towns
in
Oregon
and
a
more
comfor
­
Aa the crowd dispersed they con­
guest
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Allington Glaisyer
gratulated the boys and Scout officer* chitect and did a fin* pise* of work. table and convenient ball plant will organist. In answer to thia request Ruby Lewes Suit to McCarthys
Mr. Gage wishes to state that R. D.
Paul Daingerfield, alias Smithfield
on th* wonderful showing* made, Mr. T*d**n, th* owner, has reason to help keep that interest alive.
Clemens
ha*
been
engaged
perman-
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Hal1
8.
Lusk
in
Portland
last
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Tailant Greenough
something that boys of fifteen and be proud of U.
ently and that the organ will be heard week dismissed the rait of A. C. Ruby Charles Daingerfield, alia* Brindl*-
twenty years ago could not possibly
Dunham’s Answer Vail
at every performance. Mr. Clemen*,1 vs. the West Coast Lumber Co. and
Choral Club Moots Weekly
• bury
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David Smith
have accomplished, and if there i* any
Dunham's, Inc., last week filed an a former Coquille boy, was employed , Dw>ni. and Richard McCarthy, and Randolph Weeks, agent of th*
The Choral Club of Coquille meet*
doubt in anyone’s mind that Scouting
judgment for 837,795.40
answer to John Vail’s suit for return at the Liberty Theatre ten year* ago, granted
Daingerfield*
- Tldon Gilman
I* not worth while, he should visit a every Thursday evening in the par­
and the management take* great against Ruby in favor of the McCar-
of
certain
papers
«nd
deeds
which
the
The first three row* in the theatre
Court of Honor and be thoroughly lor* of th* Pioneer church. There was
thy*.
ar* open to holder* of general admis­
a good attendance last evening and former manager of th* Dunham store pleasure in announcing hia return.
convinced that it is.
Thursday evening of each week will | Five tradg acceptance* were signed
sion ticket*.
As the theatre i*
th* weekly meetings are proving quite turned over to R. C. Dunham when
hi* conenction with th* local «tore bo the feature night for th* organ,1 by Ruby for logs furnished by the , equipped for sound, the voice* will bo
successful,
but
with
»11
th*
musical
New Grand Jury Drawn
, Messrs. McCarthy, prior to the bank-
heard very well in any ssat
Credit
talent there is in Coquille it could be was levered. In th* answer Dun­ and at present an amateur contest is
' ruptcy of the West Coast Lumber Co., for the expected soccee* of thia show
A new grand jury was drawn Tues­ made much stronger if ail the singer* ham’s file some of the paper* which being held on thi* day each week.
At a later date a request night will end when the company showed sign* 1* due largely to Mis* Helen Pollock,
day and th* old jury excused by would assist. Mr*. E. A. Woodyard Mr. Vail wrote and signed in which
he acknowledged misappropriation of be announced and request* will be of failure Ruby endeavored to escape assisted by Mr. Rickard.
Judge Brand. Geo. Haser, of North 1* the director.
payment.
fund*.
played in the order received.
Bend, ia foreman of th* jury which
The old Sitka mill did not enter into
Just
how
soon
the
case
will
come
will begin it* session* th* latter part
Powers Miaow Invito
the transaction for title to it did not Health Aaan’t Meets Tomarrow
to
trial
i*
not
yet
known.
of May. The other member* ar* Hil-
Another Band Dance Saturday flas* from the Hibernia bank, when
Bingham Masonic lodge of Powers
There will be an important meeting
damae Mart end R. D. Hall*, of Myr­ ha* extended a special invitation to
The Coquille Bund lb giving another the Wemieh-Finiey Lumber Co. wa* of the Coo* County Health Associa­
tle Point; Robt E. Jenkin*, of North all Masons in thi* section to attend
benefit dance in the Community Build­ formed, nor when it* successor, the tion st th* Coquille City Hall on Sat­
Bend; Clyde A. Carlson, of Parkers­ their next meeting, Thursday, April
ing tomorrow (Saturday)
evening. West Coast company wa* formed af­ urday, March 28, at 2:00 o’clock.
burg; Mabel E. Lefevre and D. M. 2, when a past masters team will con­
That of last Saturday did not do much ter a manipulation that forced the
Mrs. Saida* Orr-Dunbar and Dr.
Wood, of Coquille
fer the third degree.
better than pay expenses, but th* Wemieh-Finiey company into bank­ Striker will speak This meeting will
Th* petit jury was also excused
boys believe that th* sort of dance ruptcy.
be of vital importance to all future
Tuesday, and there- will be a new
music they furnished will draw the
Mr. Ruby stood with Geo. W. Finley health work tn Coos county. Plan to
panel for the next term of court
crowds in increasing number* as word in forcing the bankruptcy which ter­ attend and bring your friend*.—E. F.
which open* Jan* 1.
spreads of th* good time these affairs minated Roy A. Wbrnich's connection víaIOC* f KaCSlOdlVs
Motion day next Tuesday will be
provide. It's a good floor there and at the mill. But th* latter ia now re­
followed by th* hearing ofi several
the music unexcelled.
ceiver for the bankrupt Weet Coast
equity case* by Judge Brand, without
conoem and ha* authority from the
SHAW AND BRY­
ANT TO MEET
RESUME DRILL-
ING AT OIL WELL
7fl iL
jwy.
Hibernia to make • deal for th* mill.
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