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The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

Here Is the newest tailored
maid" az I've sketched her from
Fashion art magazine In her pleat.
ed skirt, Der much pleated coat and
elaborate furs
The coat MS closely and the
basque effect IL emphasized by the
small peplums at either side. See
the fullness in The coat skirt is at
che sides
This model IL made OF Java brown
iuvtyne, wonderfully popular
color this winter The fur MS natu.
raj opossum, the gray and brown
narmoniz'ng we'll with the brown
cloth. TIE frogs" OF brown silk
are decorative. but none too fussy
Tor street suit
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

Shriners and their ladies only no
Invitations having been sent outside
OF Moslem tempt membership
o
Mrs Sa.a Moore Mclean and
William r BartMs. viii provide the
program for tho weekly entertain
ment in the Cennry building. sun
Day Afternoon, Llyen under the au-
pieces OF The Twentieth Century
club for the pleasure Of young bust,
ness women AMI their friends Mrs
William McLenpan will be hostess
1f the afternoon tea 10 follow.
-ts-
The Detroit symphony orchestra
VIII give tho second matinee concert
OF the season Friday afternoon, in
the Detroit opera house The or
ohostra. under Conductor Weston
Gales. viii present Mendelssohn's
symphony in 4 major and two com
positions by Sinigaglia. "Darse Pie
montcsi" and the overture 20 "Le
Baruffe Chiozzotte." The Detroit
symphony Stfine quartet VIII pay
V,valdPs concerto in A minor for
string quarter and fun orchestra
The program viii begin promptly At
1890 O'Clock.
%
Tire bazaar which IS being held IN
Holy Triniiy parish hall under the
auspices Of the Children Of Mary
and the Junior Holy Name society.
81 proving highly successful II Will
continue Thursday and Friday even.
incs a variod assortment OF useful
and fancy articles ar" for sale an
two az tho prettie-t booths are d
voted to dolls. and 20 aprons of p
kinds Tho country store is q 60
mine IN bargains for The hopsewi'
Pleasing musical programs are
fruturo ~ tho bazaar
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

half an hour in two cupfuls OF stock
or clear soup. Season two cuptuls
Of milk by boiling with a little parS
ley. one-half OF a bay Leaf. and q
few grains Of mace II il is liked, add
salt and pepper and a saltspoonful
baking powder. Work two table
spoonfuls -four into two tablespoons.
ful butter Rub the cooked Vege-
tables thru a sieve, mix an tho IN
gradients together, then cook until
the soup thickens. add onc.nalf cap
full OF cream and serve with fried
crOutons or toast
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
New England Turkey
Stuffing

Mix two cupfuls OF white bread
crumbs with one cupful crumbs OF
Johnny cake lelt two heaping ia
blespoonfuls butter in pan. moisten
the crumbs with one cupful milk.
add the melted butter. and one or
,wo beaten eggs and season With
,hree teaspoonfuls salt, two tea.
spoonfuls sage. onc.half cupful
rinced black walnut meats, and a
little pepper
Oysters. mushrooms, chestnuts,
raisins. rice or peanuts may be used
with turkey stufhngs of white bread
crumbs
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
POPE NOT FADY
TO pF"OGNIZE
NEW POLAND

ROME Nov R"plyinc 10 the
C"rtral Power the Holy Soc has
stated t inobilty 10 consider the
Austro. irman pronunciamen'o as
TO Poland autonomy before CCnclu-
sion OF peace proceedings it was un-
Cor tco1 TODAY
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Cranberry Jelly

Put four cups OF cranberries into
saucepan with one cup OF water
and stew until soft Press thru a
wire straIner. when there win he
about two cupfuls OF pulp and juice.
Add an equal amount OF sugar and
stir until the sugar is dissolved. Let
boil up, swim and turn into little
cups and set away to become f1rm.
For salad, serve on hearts or
lettuce with a mayonnaise dressing.
end garnish with chopped celery and
nuts
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
DRIVER HURT
WHEN HIS MILK
WAGON UPSETS

slippery paveW'rts caused ."ri
ous accident Thursday mornina.
when milk waron overturned az
ClairrQount and Third aves.. break.
ing several hundred bottles of milk
and piuninc thc driver Sam Grod
ski. q years ola. Of the Clayton
hotel underneath the wrockaec
Grodski suffered ipternal iniurie-
and a number %, cuts and bruises.
HIc was taken io Ford hospital.
where hts condition is declared TO
be serious
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
w. III. MAYBEE,
ALDERMAN : ELECT,
ON DEATH BED

within few weeks after his
election as alde-uan from the Tenth
ward. William " Maybeo now
faces death The former member
OF the school board and alderman
elect has been N illhealth for sev.
eral months Recently the com
plication oi ailments from which ne
has been suffering has become so
acute that little hope is now held
out FOR his recovery
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Glazed Onions

Melt one-half cupfu butter I'm Q
saucepan. then put I'm as many
peeled onions as will ht in without
Crowding. Move about until all are
well coated with butter, sprinkle
with a tablespoonful OF sugar. then
pour over them a we'll favored soup
stock or dissolve n little beef eX-
tract in hot water and salt well.
Simmer until The onions are tender.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Turkey Dinner

Olives Walnuts Celery
Clear Broth
Roast Turkey with sage or
oyster Stuffing
Baked Hubbard Squash
Y Mashed Potatoes
Glazed Onions Cranberry Jelly
Corn Meal Mulhns
Apple Salad
Individual Pumpkin or Mince Pies
Fruit Mints
Crackers and Cheese
Coffee
This dinner viii cost about 81 for
six or eight persons. but there Will
probably be sufficient food left over
for luncheon next day
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Cream of Celery Soup

Scrape and-Nash a dozer stalks
of celery With the leaves Chop
with one potato and one onion Cock
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

take on The lid ~ the saucepan
and lct the stock simmer down to
about hglf cupful
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Preparedness Protection Permanency
Ladies of the Maccabees Original Order Founded 1886

We furnish you protection from the cradle to the
grave. Every should insure her life with the
Ladies of the Maccabees the Oldest safest surest
Woman's Fraternal Society in the world, because her
duty to her family ard herself demand that she safe
guard their mutual interests You don't have ito die to
win; we help you to LIVE Special advantages: Free
(endoweCD hospital beds for women and children;
maternity, oldage death and disability benefits; ade
quate rates based National Fraterna Congress
tables of mortay certificates issued from S25000 to
S200000 which cannot be sold, pledged or garnsheed
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
YourBaby' 'sHealth

Your baby's health depends
largely upon pure milk.
This is absolutely true, wheth-
er your baby still has the
bottle or is a lusty youngster
who sits at the table and has
his porridge and milk.
The milk from James COuz-
ems Wabeek Farms is an ideal
milk for children and invalids.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
Safe - Sure - Permanent

LADIES OF THE MACCABEES, Headquarters
Frances +. Burns st. Louis, Mich Great Commander
Emma +. Bower Port Huron, Great Record Keeper
Mrs. Carrie Gilbert, 1881 Seyburn Ave., Detroit. Deputy
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-03-31

CHmDRENs DRESSES AT ...... i. :. $1.OO
Big lot of chidreu's Dresses. to a. in Gnsham, well
made in all cOlors about 20 styles At 81 sla5 $3.50
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-03-31
Mems S OxfOrds at $3.50
DURANT, OKLAHOMA


selling
them while they r,. ;. $3.50
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-03-31
Ladies and Children's Slippers

CMLDRENs SLIPPERS 81 90
Rejects" slightly imperfect
only .ss.... $H-OO, $1.35 and $165
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
Cine id,amloic llniitte

llebcr Die 9lusbciltllng Scr slrbct-
fer ourh Die @erfmeiller in Den GRO
ben Snbuitrieanlagen i'm Staatc
Ohio erteilt Gin nelllid peroIlentlid).
ter @erid)t Ger Snoultrie aonnil.
lion 9(usfilnit. Gona6 berridt in
gepiiicn Sobrifen ieitSabren Die I'm.
litte, Irbeitsitellen OIL llilplllenoe
unb biililoie @ingcpanoerte crit nad
grlonaun9 elmer geiuiiien 8clolum.
ME obsugebcn. Ger @cridbt be5cid)-
net eS oils luloerItan0lib, oaB oerur.
tioe Nroftifcn inter ben Sli0cn CT
ner Gcicui6oit betricbcn meroen fon.
ncll, obne bnB Die Gcieaidait iclbII
ctipoS oapor nciB Is boloelt iidy
natiirlicb Inn undergraduates 9lrbel.
ter, mciitcns crit fiir5li6 GingeDan-
certe, Die ser qnglii6en Spro6e ni6t
mGd)tig iinb. SSll ulelen 0ollen bot
cS Scr bctrciienoe Sormann gar nlht
rotig, Die 3oblung ir8eno cincr
Sulumc 5u iorbcrn % Der Sebrnlld
10 eingcriiien III, oaB es Der orbelt'
iuNenbc 6rcroe fir iclbltperltonoll6
GGlt, iilr Ole ;bn lid bietcnoe 9Ir-
bcitsgelcgcnbcit bc3ohIen 81 ntiiIlen.
SIC WcbilGrcn ihluanfcn 5pildcn CT.
ucr Site Gigorrcn ooer elmer 6Io.
lhc SdnopS ltno @el6Iunmcn bis
81 $25 iiir cine Stcllc, lpci0e %
Gcnts pro Stllnoc rin6rin1t. Sic
&urlcutc iino i6lnu Gcnlt8, Die &c
6iibrcn nidt Oireft IN Gntpion8 5u
ncbmcn ionOcrn lie bcnuten oo3n
Ntittelnliimcr, Ole 6llm 5cil lelbIt
9lrbcitcr limo. Gic Oiittclndnnar
lpcrOcn fir i6re TjcnitlciltunG cnt.
ihG0igt; bcn 9robtcn ScIl ocS
Sc9lpcigcgcloc5 itedt natilrlid) Der
@crfnciitcr Elm. 0roit! @raitl
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
Griae iiir gaumluuac.

9(nltott Geuti6lanb Yolls5ubun.
germ, ipornt Die britiibc 9lodaoe
hcn GriinOergciit ser ocutidjcn Gbc-
infer ilno 3eGnifcr 81 INNER ncuen
Geriud)cn on, fiir Die iriibcr alts Dem
g(uslonoe cingciiibrtcn 9io6ltoiic CT
nen Griot inn eigenen Sonoe 81 fin'
ocn. 9aS ieueite 9teiultot oui bic
fem @e5icte 1T, ipcnn iid oac Grmar.
tilngen criiillcu, bon ocr bohlten
mirtidbaitlibcn 9c6cutling, iubem es
Sic bisbcr aus 9lmcrifa uno 9fegpp-
ten cingeiiibrte @oumlpolle pouItdn-
sig erictcn piiroe.
Gin in Siimpfen geoei6enoer,
i6nca po6ianoer llno Ici6t 81 crn.
tcnoer Iilan5eniioff uSpp6a", bon
Dem man 6icics Sabr i6on t1a bis
G Milionen 3onnen gcerntct bat,
ino Ser 5ebn Iro5ent 6dbrifotionS.
Itoif DER ncridicocniten Spielortcn
eraicbt, ioa na6 ben biSberigen Der.
iudseroc6niiien cinen pollen @rias
fiir @ounpoae, Suite uno @ole bic
ten.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
Ter Sciud ocS oentidlcn 9ricss-
ll6upt.

Gin bciltidcs SricOs llboot in
amerItanliGcn UewGilern. gtur I'M
einen Srici iiir Den oeutiden &c.
ianotcn Graien 9ernilorii 81 brin-
gen uno io9leicb picocr ab5uiabrcn,
obnc Eropiant ooer lonit etpas an
Toro 81 ncbmen. Sie Srcunoe Der
oclitIdcn Sade beiinoen lid in irclt.
digger Grrcgllng ilber bieien nellcll
Griolg Der oelltiben @aiie. 9lnge.
Ii6tS FOLDER &eiihln9en etringt ibrer
grllIt elm inbriiultigeS .2icb Batter
lono mogit rubis iein." mdbrcno Die
SInglopbIlcn ibr 3Gbncfloppern IN
Der Gorge nm Scar olo England"
llIoIt ucrbcrgen fonneii.
lln0 i6on i0reien lie IN iGrer obn.
m0btigen @ut noh Dem gilten alien
Onfql Gam nm &i!ie. Sic periubcn
eS Uncle Gam FLAIR all mo-,
den, Dab CT cs iicb nidt
biettn lu'ien oiiric, baB oireft Dor
letter Sire cnGIiiNc Sd)iiie perni6.
tct piiroen gSirflid) riibrcno! Gle
ciiriDcn Gnglanoirclnbc pergeiien
mir bo6ci DAB oaS ocrtldc llboot,
p0er uicllcd)t maren eS aub mcbrerc,
cans 0euou Die Gegeln ocS Solfcr-
rcd)tS bcIolgtc, cs opcrlcrtc allBer6olb
ser 3 Wicilcn 0rcn5c, ollr6iild)te Die
icinolihcn Sfiiie uno iorgte iiir 9iet,
ting Der 9cintllng ilnO Ealia9ierc
Gic ocutibcn llboptc babcn, ple olls
@aibin9ton ielbit 5ilgC9c6cn miro,
gail5 iuc &ricgSitt)iiic Ncbnnoclt
Sic on9lopbilcn &ricgSbcbcr fGn,
men lid barllm ibr 2omcntiercn III,
Zig eriporen. Gem olb Die Ser
Staatcn baben llntcricebootc. lrelde
lie i'm Sale cincS arie9eS ii6er niht
in bcn 8losi6ranf iicllcn, ionocrn
gcgcncp. Scinoe orpenoen peroen.
Gs lit barllm gcrabe5u finbiid), tpenn
rie Yreporeoneb Seiller, alli ocren
GinillB sic Ser. Staaten audi Inter.
iceboote baucn, nun allf einmal eng.
lono 81 gciallen oic llbootlpaiic oils
nidt 5ulGiiig erflGrcn pollcn. Wfon
iiebt cben, Die sln9lopbilen iino iebr
nerpoS geiporben.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
Hint for Builders

The factory inspection department
OF the state of Illinois has issued a
gratuitous suggestion to architects,
builders and factory owners recon-
mending the incorporation of an l.
beam into the construction of all
large buildings, supported by brackets
extending from the upper part of the
building by which scaffolds may be
supported for the use of painters,
sandblast cleaners and others having
occasion TO work on the front of the
structure. The beam furnishes q track
for trolleys from which the scaffolds
are hung, and is safety feature and
a great convenience, saving great
deal of valuable time usually spent in
rigging up devices of one kind or an
other to support scafrolding. II al
lows the swinging platform to be
moved rapidly In any direction, does
away with thrustouts, and the move
ments Of the men are not attended
by such great risks as are otberwise
encountered.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
Billy Sunday
Says:
" SOME get-rich-quick

scamps have tried to interest me in
their plans. But $50. first mortgage
bonds and a nights rest should be
better than 1870 and insomnia" 1t
is a fact that some investments do
pay six, eight, ten per cent, and even
more. But only to those who are
closely in touch with investment
centers and have generous supply
of good luck thrown in. Such invest
ments are not open indiscriniinately
to the person of limited means. The
average person better stick to the good,
safe 80 investment such as offered
by our First Mortgage Bond Certif-
Gates, secured by First Mortgage taken
on basis of 500 of actual cost value;
every 81 of investment secured by
more than 50 of actual homeopathic
ing property, and further guaranteed
by a conservative responsible COM
pany, with $200,000.00 paid-up capital.
Bonds issued in denominations of $50,
500, $500 and upwards. Send for
booklet
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
Urban
Realty Mortgage
Company
1913 w. Congress ST.. Detroit
Uncle Sans Chemists.

Despite the monumental work of
such government experts as Doctor
Rittmann, the discoverer of a new gas
Oline process; DR.. Harvey Wiley Of
pure-food fame, and the whole corps
engaged in fertilizer experiments, pub
lie opinion will not give credit for any
good thing to Uncle Sans chemists.
After making low-cost record for pro-
ducing smokeless powder ut Picka-
tinny arsenal and producing "dannite"
our famous secret thigh explosive
'D'"-the workers in explosives have
succeeded in producing flashess
powder. The great heat developed in
smokeless powder detonations causes
flying particles to become incandescent,
producing flash, but this new aXplo-
sive produces only pear-shapt-i iri-
descent flow at the muZZle, invisible at
two miles. At night, "A mask as high as
q mounted man Technically known as
mounted defilade") will conceal the
glow the .defilade" required at night
for our present explosive Is not exactly
known, but artillery officers have been
known to declare. pessimistically, that
q mile would be none too high.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
His Weather EVE

Two ladies were hurrying down the
street in Worcester in the rain, carry
ing their umbrellas low for protection.
In turning corner sharply the point
of one umbrella struck Il passerby in
the forehead.
Goodness !" gasped the woman. "Tll
keep an eye out in the future"
Goodness =! exclaimed the man,
'you near had one out in the pres
emf ~
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
aeine GeidJstags @abl bis Sricoel
BerridJt.

0erIin Ger berti6e 9teihsta9.
beiien 2ebensoouer i'm fonmenoen
oSomlar obIoufen piirbc, miro midi
neu oen6blt peroen, Bis pieoer Srie.
Den berritt. Ger 9unoesrat bot.
mic ole ,Soii. 3eitling" beridtct.
6ci6loiicn, Die 2egislatur geriooe
um Elm Sabr 5u nerldngcrn. Tie
@rappierilna Der Earteien bleibt oa.
Der unuerdnbert
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
The Only Way to Phone.

"Why, this is Il funny telephone you
have on your desk; it isn't finished is
it,"
"But there is nothing to it but the
receiver. Where is the mouthpiece?"
Doesn't need one. That is the in
strument over which l converse with
my wife,"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-10-20
Tho Gentle Soy

Aimee hear that Hazel is trying
to get into business.
Mary-So? What kind OF business?
Amee-Everybody's.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23
D,nc Is Amounted

SaMa Fo, July 22-GOVeruOr Mo
Donald today reappointed 3 q. DynC
of Las Cruces as a member Of the
New Mexico board Of pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23
HERETOFORE UNKNOWN
COMMUNITY HOUSE IS
FOUND BY A WOMAN

Santa Fc, July 21.-The discovery
Of an unknown community house, one
of nine, at Otowi, thirty miles west OF
Santa Pc, was announced today by
Mrs. l.. ". Wilson of Philadelphia,
the well-known educator who is IN
charge of an archaeological expedition
for the Commercial Museum of Phl-
adeIphia. of which her husband, Or. j.
p Wilson is the director Heretofore,
Otowi was thought to consist of only
eight community structures 1t was
one of the largest of the scores of pre-
historic settlements in the PaJaIIlo
park and Bandelier national mOnu-
ment Mrs. Wilson recovered from the
cave dwellings and community house.
Il number of especially fine pieces OF
pottery, of pattern heretofore UNI
known in this region. one has messed
decorations Two others have new ar
rangcment of the Ayanyu symbol, Inc
latest discovery was "A huge wheel OF
stone with hole in the center much
like an ancient sacrificial altar EN-
cavatiOns in the other community
houses have progressed sufficiently TO-
show that the newly discovered mound
is the oldest of the group, its first
occupation doubtless going back
thousand or more years The Pueblo
Indians Of San lldcfousO point to Oto-
wi as the home of their ancestors
long before the coming of the Span
fiards, Just as the Santa Clara Pucblos
point to the puyc, and those Of co.
chit to the Tyuonyi, all in Pajarto
park as the home Of their fOrefath-
CrS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23

ton standpoint if this well proves to
be a success and there seems to be
little doubt about that part of it.
1t is said that a wen Of this SIZE
would irrigate "A section of land. TINS
would increase the value Of the lana
from $40 to 800 per acre or more.
Taking these figures as basis and 1t
is a conservative estimate, section
of land under irrigation of one OF
from $40 to $4,000, and all on an
Investment of $1,000 to $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23
CURRY COUNTY FARMERS
ARE RAISING HOGS
tsrtcllL eorRGsronoEncs 70 AornlNa ioUNHALl

Clovis, \. NJ. July 1.-TWO years
ago carload shipment of hogs from
Clovis would have been considered u
novelty now 1t is a daily occurrence
Curry county IS rapidly coming into
her own as hog country 1t is get
ting to be a big thing and there Is
good money in IT The animals are
free from cholera and do better here
than in most any other part OF the
country.
G. e. and James Dennis purchased
a car of feeders at Artesia about two
weeks ago and have taken them to
their farm seven miles northeast Of
town where they are being fattened
for the market Fifteen bushels Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23
RESOURCES OF STATE
BANKS INCREASE
SPECIAL cop0ssroaosres TO aoapro Iopa"il


santa Fe, July - To-day the time
expired for the state banks to file
their last statement of condition and
the statements of all banks but one
are in hand, in fact, have been i'm
hand for some days The delinquent
bank is the same as that was fined
last time for failure to file its state
mcut in time ana drastic measures
may be taken to bring the delinquent
bank officers to time The bank Is
located i'm the southern part of the
state. The bank statement shows am
Increase in the number of state banks
and considerable Increase i'm re-
sources Eight banks make their
first statement including the banks
at Espanola, the new bank at Silver
city aud Fabian There is pcrccp-
tihle increase i'm trust business. pro
bate judges gradually acquiring the
habit of appointing trust companies
administrators of estates and more
and more Wills providing for trust
companies to take charge of estates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-23
NE " WELL BEING
SUNK At CLOVIS
To SUPPLY CITY
New Idea for Deep Water
Supply Being Inauguratedi
May ReyoIutionize Farming
in Plains Country

fEpEcIAL coHHEsPoHpEHCH 10 HOEAlha JeoNNAQ
Clovis. \. NJ. July 22.-Thc new
won bpinp bored nv the city for the
water works system is attracting a
l,.oat doaI of attention throughout the
rount,y- pcople are watching it for
hundred of miles around 1t is some
tbipa now for mis- country. and it is
said tbcrc is hut one like it i'm the
rnitcd states
Tho Won was drilled with a rotary
machine to , daptb of $50 feet. The
FIRST ga foot was cascd with "A pipe
rnrt,. inrboy i'm diameter while "A fiji
trrn-fncb ninc was uscd the rest Of
tho uav
rho nIan is TO die ont "A large hole
in me oro,nd nj a depth of $50 feet,
ar at In. hottor, Of the rortv-mch
rasino Tbis hole win he AT least
nrtocn foot e,,uaro The waiter will
he m[mnrd from This hole to the sur
tace by a large centrifugal pump
which will be installed as soon as
possible. Special machinery had TO
be made for the well as nothing could
hc found in the market that was large
enough.
$50 Gallons Il Minute.
city officials claim that it viii
pump at least 250, gallons of water
per minnie. but the machinery people
saw thar If win have n capacitv of 500
salons Der minute. 1t is said that
the big PortaIes wells are operated on
the same order except the water
there +. f,,,nd ~ ~ drntb of twenty
five to thirty feet
II is believed by some that similar
wells may he drilled here for irriga-
ton purnoses and maj il may revo.
lulioniza farming in the upper plains
pountiy. Tbero soe,ns ia he am ocean
of waiter undrr clovis Int il is SO deep
that il has NOT boan found practical