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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05

Wanled 10 Rent

MODERN bungalow. close IN. preferably
with furnace. PermanenL Pm 6544W-
WANTED 70 rent BY couple. small FUR
nished cottage Pm $3.50
WANTED-To rent close In. furnished
room with kltchenet. bath and sleeping
porch address L 80. care Herald.
LADN-Would share furnished modern
apartment or rent room with cooking priv
Hoses References Pm as.
WANTED-ro rent two unfurussh-d rooms
with kitchenet and sleeping porch: walk
ing distance Address L225. care Herald
WANTED by couple. steam heated. Win
hot water furnished one large room.
Kitchen bath and sleeping porch garage
Address M215. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05
Helu Wantsd-FsmaIe

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WANTED-English speaking girl for gen
eral housswork- Pm. 7o5s.
WANTED-Giri 70 take orders over tsis-
phone lS25 MaEoffin.
WAITRESS wanted p Paso County
ENGLISH speaking Eiri 70 care for baby.
Apply 55l2 Mountain Ave.
ENGLISH speaking Eirl TO cook Tor family
q three 1911 Arizona s. Ph. z955-
WASTED-Girl for general house work /.
family 81 four IS Upson Ave Pm 20I2-
GOOD COOK-smau private family 1911
Montana
WANTED-First class cook lIugt stay %
place Pm 5777. es9f Federal St
WANTED-First class s,enographer- Boz
Is Las Cures
WANTED-EnEllsh speaking girI Tor gen
eral house work AraEun, Apt No 50
FIRST Class h0usekseper wanted e
take charge % home Small family. Cal
IN person 81. Estrella s.
wANrED-Toung girl 70 40 general house
work Must stay nights Call 35e5 Nc
kinley Ave Phi 71S2I.
WANTED-Two neat appearinE girls for
lunch CO uuter Wcrs- Golden CIV Butter
shon. eos Mes1- IN le1s-
MASTED-Woman for pressing and Re
pair work Holmes Cleaning Works. To1
Teas
WANTED-Coiored woman for cook and
general homework family OF two. 1915
w Missourl 81 Apartment No g.
WANTED-Eitchen woman 70 assist win
pastry. also Eirl FOR house work Ms
Clarl's Cafeteria. zss Mesa
WANTED-Good Mexican EirI for cooking
and general house work Must stay nights
HANTED-ENpert comptorueter operator
Apply main office. Popular D. G. Co
WASTED-EnElish epeahiug Mexican Wo-
nan for general house work go Masuffin
WANTED iisa speaking -irI FOR gen
eral house work; must stay On place Ph-
-
WANTED-Wo1nan for cooklnE ana house
work. must be good cook References re-
anl-ed p a2o5- sl6 w. Bguleyard-
WANTED-Engiish speaking Eiri FOR sen
eral house work. must sf1v nights No
washing or ironing. Pm. 1855
WANTED-First class cook. either coIcred
woman or Mexican woman. Who speaks
English Good wages Family Of four
Apply soI Mesa- Ph- $40
WANT woman 70 run retail fish business
in the CITY Market good position right
party Either salary OF commission Gail
IL 5. Elorence- Apply az star Flsh Co
NANTED-Shirr marker. experienced Eiri
only. position permanent Coed wages
Don't phone. cal IN person Apply Fore
man Troy Laundry
WANTED-Sear English speaking girl fer
general house work three in family. must
stay nights Apply 1407 Kim s. Phone
23fL
WANTED - Experienced dining room
Mattresses. SO week. Lunch counter
Mattresses. 81 week Apply Modern Cafe
Basemeu- Nils Bldg
LADY 20 keep books. general office work.
from s 20 l. A. m state salary expected
and experience Address MIA care Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05


Regular meeting Har-
uony Chapter "a. o. E
s. in Masonic Temple.
Thursday, sept s. 1t :
J. m Visiting members
welcome Initiation
julia Vaughan " n.
May Over-ou. Secy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05

Dr. Ana Reum will return Sept. sth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-05
Lo6ge No6ea

A Lodge Notices
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~ Regular meeting Har-
mouy Chapter "a. o. E
SSSS 5. On Masonic Temple.
r%1SIt/ Thursday, sept s. at :
E7SNH p m Visiting members
SAN welcome Initiation
~ julia Vaughan. W n.
WAY overton. Secy-
Lost and Found
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LOsI--avalisr pendant. blue cameo. set
Win pearls. Call S9S5H
LOST-Between depot and EIite- PINK
cameo. Reward Pm. 5572
THE DOG vas los because he did rot
wear a cellar sold By Sheers-Lazeuoy Co.
.-g LtAas
LOSr-Large gray and black Persian caf
male Reward n returned % 1895 Arl-
zona St Phi 55e7.
LOST-Ou Fl Paso and Las C-uces rad
suit case containing chlld's clothes. Re
Nara Y returned % 4QI Myrtle Ph- -
LoSI-key ring. two keys. one Yale. near
Paso del Norte- Finder please man 10
Ered B stone. Eighth EnEineers Mounted.
camp Baker. Fl. Bliss. Tex
LOST-On Alamogordo road. white wire
wheel and tire. Finder viii receive suit
able reward for return o. same to Trisnt's
CleaninE Works
help Wanted Male
STRONG BOY with bicycle California
BASKET G-oeery. SOS Myrtle
BOY WANTED store work. D. Ler-
1er JeWelry Co, Mills Bldg
AMERICAN BOY not attending school.
win whee. ll4 E Franklin S.
NANrED-First class prcsse-: must have
selerenees- Jananese CleaaluE Works
WANTED-Boy with Wheel Fred j. Feid-
hANIED-Boy % learn business. one with
wheel preferred- sos Martin BldE
hANrED-A prssser. Holmes Cleaning
works. 5o1 Texas
COLORED WAITER wanted. Fl Paso
Country club.
MANTED-Mexican porter. Fl Pas5 Coua-
try club.
wANTED-AIan. either morning or even
ings. from z 20 :. 20 milk. Address OLE.
care Herald
WANTED-Au around dairy hand. VIII
pay sood wages Address Sis Grand. e
WANTED-Battcry helper. Chance FOR good I
advancement for right person Phi 81. 400
----ls 20
WANTED-American 10y with wheel one 4
" no Is rot going TO school 10 collect 3
small accounts Must furnish references I
Apply Herald business office.
WANTED-Phons tenders. not liable f5T
HOME AUTO SERVICE
522 Mesa ave.
NANTED-BooEkcerer who can assist as
salesman Prefer man who speaks span
lsh- Out OF city Address p. o. box 19S.
=. : ee--
who understands an
substitutes. that viii hustle: good vases
Could use man and wife. !. II Fox.
Maria. Tex
PATRIOTIC Information from Washing
. a
army soc Per letter or 8 Tor ST. r Il
ireeley- lfle Mass Ave, Wash. o. G.
NANIED-Siugle man as Clcrk IN Een-
eral merchandise store on Indian resecva-
ton Not afraid OF work and in good
health Must be able 90 furnish references
suitable % the government as 20 char
lcter. Address w p Tiffany. Rice. ARK
W ANTED-A good. live man. not afraid
n work. married preferred. 20 take charge
n a small farm In the lower valley. Good
house. orchard. garden. cows. chickens.
team. hogs. implements. some furniture
Give particulars and references and ex--
'erience- Address L12e. care Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
Sinclair Operations.

in 1928 west, is drilling at 2,3OC
feet.
Sinclair Operations.
The Garfield Oil Company, (Sin-
clair), No. 10, on the Belveal farm
northeast 24-224 west, is repairing
rig at 1850 feet. No. IL is rigging
up. No. 10 is cleaning cut at 90;
feet. No. II is cleaning out at $40
feet
The same company on the Laura
Crews farm, is rigging up No. 3,
offsetting the big rotary well. 1t
is in the southeast corner, west
half, southwest 1928.
The same company is moving
tools in No. on the Shaffer farm,
III the middle of the northwest
quarter, southeast 1928 west.
This company is running twelve
strings of tools on their 200 acres
of holdings in this field, which
comprises some of the incest prop
critics.
Capt. Frank Cook, a prominent
figure in the early history of the
Healdton field, died last night at the
Plaza Hotel. The remains are await
ing instructions from relatives who
have been notified.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
In Marshall County Fields

Madill Record: Schumacher No.
) III the Arbuckle Field drilled III
few days ago is being put Oh the
pump making eight barrels per day.
his well was brought III At 45U
feet and Will likely get stronger un-
der the pump. No. ) well was
drilled close to old No. ~ which was
d dry hole. Oil IN this held tests o.
per cent gasoline, which makes it
worth Sl.5U per barrel. The Arbucklc
held Is located one mile east of Ma
uill. / his shallow field Will be drilled
up as well as deeper tests be made.
Another well is being started III one
location south OF No. ).
MIR. Henley with the Kingston
Dome Oh and Gas Company, was i'll
Hladill, purchasing supplies and
states that its well south OF town
will be put on pump this week.
lie also says the new Star rig will
be here the first OF next month TO
~ sIn drilling number OF shallow
M,As. lniS sand Is found at 80
Itet.
Charles H. Peel OF the Schumach-
or Company OF Chicago sJent the
past week inspecting the company's
property. X. L. Davis, prominent
OIL man from Oklahoma City was
IN Madill the past week looking over
the situation. Mr.. Davis has CON
siderable oil interests in the state.
George Patterson left yesterday
for NowSta TO arrange moving III
rigs to commence drilling Oh their
holdings.
Charles {. Hucke representing
the Yellow Hills Oil < Gas Com
pany. is in the north this week look
ing after the interest OF their COM
pany. This company is composed
OF men mostly OF Madill and Mar
shall County and have large holdings
in what seems TO be a desirable To-
cation in which 10 secure a well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
RETAILERS AND FOOD
ADMINISTRATION CONFER

Nearly every retail groceryman
was present at the meeting OF the
food administration and retailers
held in the district court room last
night.
Walter S. Gilbert, city food ad-
ministrator, stated that the meet
ing had been called for the purpose
of securing the cooperation OF the
retailers as requested by the govern
ment, and to give them hearing
on the matter of prices. w. q.
Doak, w. J. Lane, w. p. Higgins
and Mrs. Julius Kahn, members of
the fair price committee, were pres
ent and made their position clear
that the government expected them
to establish prices equitable to both
retailer and consumer.
The price committee announced
that with range of profit which is
considered fair it had complied with
the intention of the food admini%
tration and that all retailers will be
eSDtCttu 10 lOlIOW tHC itiNo io-b
down
Consumers must continue to buy
the substitutes as hitherto and their
flour allowance per month remains
the same. The sugar allowance will
continue until further orders, three
pounds per member of the family
each month, and no sale of more
than two pounds. Any attempt to
exceed the allowance will be vio-
lation of the law. Sugar for can
ming and preserving can be secur-
ed in 25-pound lots. The retailer
can supply the first Is pounds when
the customer signs statement that
it will be used for canning only.
After that it can only be sold by
permit of the food administrator.
The food administration has made
ruling that any one who buys
more flour or sugar than allowed
is as guilty as the retailer who viii
fully sells it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16

A number Of historical pictures
are being shown in the windows OF
Budd Hoard Company store. They
are duplicates OF pictures which are
now hanging on the walls OF prac
tically every recreation center of
the Y. VI. {. A. or Knights of Co
lumbus. wherever any OF our boys
are located in camps or canton
ments.
The pictures are small reproduc-
,ions in color of originals which
were painted for Hart Schsffner &
Marx, and a new issue of them has
been printed by that company chief
ly as a contribution to make more
attractive the canieens and recreca-
ton centers for our boys.
The pictures show Francis Scott
Key as a prisoner on board ship
when he wrote The Star Spangled
Banner" Troops passing St.
Gauden's Statue Of Lincoln; Betsy
Ross offering the first American
Flag in its present form. Needless
to say, the pictures are of unusual
interest at time like this and Budd
Hoard Company are to be congratu-
lated on having them.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
Z | N G.
Turnin For Miami
Mining District For
Week Ending July 13

Miami Record Herald: The out
put for the week ending Saturday
July l3, totaled nearly twelve mil
lion dollars worth of zinc blende
and one and quarter million
pounds Of lead, an exceptionally
good output.
The lowest grades of zinc blende
sold for $3.50 per ton. Prices for
premium ore went to $3.50. A very
conservative average price was 500
per ton.
Lead ore reached the century
mark, that is, an average basis OF
settlement at 500 per ton. This
was raise OF $3.50 over the prices
for the week previous.
Even these prices did not meet
with the expectations OF a great
many producers who felt sure the
prices would go higher. There is
a strong upward trend and it is like
ly better prices will prevail next
week.
The following is the turnin for the
Miami mining district for the week
G,,,r,la,. I,,l,. Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
PLAN TO RAISE
FUNDS TO FINISH
HOTEL BUILDING

At meeting OF the stockholders
of the Ardmore Hotel Company
held yesterday. proposition was
suggested by Writ Franklin and 5.
a. Apple whereby they might loan
the company an amount sufficient
to complete the building, provided
they were given bonus of the
stock of the company now held by
the Ardmore stockholders and in
this connection it was suggested
that committee be appointed for
the purpose OF canvassing the sit
uation among the Ardmore stock
holders to ascertain whether they
would be willing to surrender
enough of their stock to meet the
plan of Mr.. Apple and Mr.. Franklin.
w. B. Johnson. c. L. Anderson
and P. c. Dings were appointed to
canvass the situation and report the
result thereof to Charles Won Weise.
Stockholders are asked to com
municate with either of the mem
bers OF the committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
The Hoy-Garber Well Due.

The Hoy-Garber Oil Company
No. /, on the Morgan farm, north
west 6-22-3 west, is due for tho
sand in the next ten days as it Is
drilling $40 feet. This well is
picking up showings OF oil in the
shallow and apparently the same
depth as the Aubyme No. on the
Lynds farm, and is due for the oil
sand at around 2.2S5 feet. Some
one is going TO get LOCO barrel
well in this strata and as it is only
a mile and a half southeast OF the
town of CARRIER local parties hope
it is the right spot.
The Healdton and Oil State COM
pany's No. 10 OF the Belyeal farm
northeast 24-22-4 west, is drilling
at 800 feet.
The Oil State Petroleum Com
pany No. 2, on the Barnes farm, in
the northwest corner 1928 west.
had q barrels estimated production
in the stray sand at 2,0l7 feet. 1t
is being drilled deeper.
The Oil State Refining Company
No. /, on the Goldsmith farm is
drilling up pipe at 1850 feet, in the
southwest corner 1925 west.
The Southard Oil Company ct al
No. /, on the Neiger farm, in the
northeast corner 1928 west, had
1870 hole.
The Southard Oil Company and
Furiov No. /, on the Liveley farm,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
ARE LAWYERS MEDDLING
WITH SOLDIERS PAY

Washington, July l6.-Inyestiga-
ton to determine whether the bu-
reau of war risk insurance has Civ
en- information to lawyers concern
ing the amount OF pay due soldiers
killed in the war was demanded in
the house by Representative Nc
Clintick of Oklahoma and Knutson
of Minnesota. who read letters from
relatives OF fallen soldiers showing
that lawyers had offered to collect
back pay for 20 per cent fee.
Several warnings against the cm-
ployment of lawyers to collect
claims for soldiers or their families
have been issued by the bureau
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
BALLOTS SENT
TO 100 CAMPS

Under the act of the last legisla'
ture, qualified electors of the state
of Oklahoma, who shall be in ac'
tual military service of the United
States, or of this state, in any army
or navy thereof, and as such shall
be absent from the precincts il
which they reside on the days ap-
pointed for holding any general
special, primary or local election IN
this state, or within any congress
sional district, county, city, t.wn
township or municipality therein,
shall be entitled to exercise the
right of suffrage in the manner
prescribed in the act.
The law provides that such abb
sent elector shall, by an instrument
of writing, executed by him not
more than 90 days previous to any
such election, empower any elector
in the district, in which elector
shall reside, to cast for him his
vote or ballot, for all officers for
whom he would have a right to vote
if he were present. This instrument
shall be signed by such voter before
any field officer, captain, adjutant
or commander of any regiment or
company or commander of any YES
sci or naval station to which such
absent elector may belong or be at
tached.
Forms Being Sent Out.
Blank form for this shall be sent
to the absent elector, together with
a ballot and two envelopes, one to
enclose the ballot and the instru-
ment authorizing some elector in
that precinct to cast the ballot for
him and another envelope which
shall contain the first one and that
shall be, by the absent elector, seal
ed and sent to the person who he
has authorized to cast his ballot.
The postmaster shall take a recei pit
for the letter before delivering it
to the addreSSce, who shall also file
an affidavit with the election in
spector that the envelope has not
been opened by himself or any 9th
er person. The judge of election
must determine if the person au-
thorized to cast the ballot is an
elector of that precinct, as well as
knowing that the absent elector is
qualified to vote there.
The secretary of state has sent
all these blanks and envelopes, to-
gether with a Democratic and Re
publican ballot TO each elector who
s now in the military service. The
)allots he sent are for state off
,ers only. The law is blank as
'elating to county tickets, except |
,y analogy. and the secretaries OF
he county election boards through
,ut the state have sent ballots for
.ounty officers, the same as did the
ecretary OF state for the state Of
icers.
In his county. James Smith, sec
ctary Of the board, has sent bal
OTIS to all absent electors in the
rmy and navy, who can be reached
n time to have their ballots re
urned by August g. the day of the
rimary election. The time for
filing for county offices
'as July 5 and there is not suf-
cient time between that date and
ne day of the election to enable
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16

MURRAY BEST QUALIFIED FOR WAR GOVERNOR"
Liberty the CrosD Drvei il nd
the
be lin
to
France the well the whole
people the Important France
is Of
nnumerabe
within the He have
that
helping supply food the
a in
in o the and the limit Hon.
H. Murray i
ability all admit that
Why then consider the of
the in
o
Mr. Murrayd
the
in
which caused his defeat
district Increased
in the coming election
supported lin Supported him
in Ouni
an-alar
his candidates. whether
a amnor office national office
indications that have begun reaz
qualified be placed the head the
the rather than
mere a friend
CARTER COUNTY PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
political
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16

in 1928 west, is drilling at $500
feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16

The Gypsy Oil Company is drill
ing at l,725 feet in the ohnson No.
S in section 28 2s3w Johnson No. 3
is shut down at 1860 feet on account
of casing trouble.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
More Liberty in Hungary.

London, July l6,-The lower
house of the Hungarian diet has
adopted the franchise bill, the party
OF Count Karolyi and some sup
porters of a racidal franchise re-
form voting against the measure,
says dispatch from Budapest to
the Frankfurter Zeitung. The fran
chise bill fixes the number of the
voters at 100000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16

The fire reported at the Slayden
well, Ranger, Texas proves to have
been two 200 barrel tanks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
O | l.

The Gypsy Oil Company has a
180- barrel we'll in the Lindersmith
No. 3, in section 80 2s3w at a total
depth of 2,l57 feet. The top of
the sand was reached at 2,l45 feet.
This is the best we'll now in the Fox
field but while the field has been
somewhat OF a disappointment in
that it has been more prolific in gas
than in oil there are better indica-
tions now for the opening OF a good
oil pool in this field than there has
been for some time past. The well
just brought in is 5 miles west of
the Kirk we'll in section 81 2S2w, and
the Moncrief, in section 81, 2s3w,
making string Of six sections in a
line due west from the Kirk, with
production in every section except
So 2s3w, where the Magnolia is
preparing to drill. The Humble, in
section IS, has a gas sand at about
900 feet; the Empire in section "a,
has been trying TO mud off the oil
sand found at 1l20 feet in order
to save the sand while making a
deeper test.
The Gypsy Oil Company is drill
ing at |, ,72S feet in the ohnson No.
in section % 2s3w Johnson No. 3
is shut down at 1860 feet on account
of casing trouble.
The FIRE reported at the Slayden
well, Ranger, Texas proves to have
been two l,200- barrel tanks
The Bayou-l9ll has let a con-
tract for new power pumping plant
on the Stewart & Hawk lease in sec
tion 50 3s3w and will soon begin
work on similar plant at the lease
in section "a 2s4w.
Near Davis.
Tulsa World: Carter Garvin No.
| Finlayson in the southwest cor
ner OF the southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter OF lnle is shut down at
400 feet.
O. T. Nelson No. | on the Mat
Wolf farm in the northwest corner
OF the southeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter Of II ln2e is drill
ing in rcd bed at 200 feet.
w. J. Scott No. Ellis Pierce
in the southeast corner OF the south
west quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section "a ls3e is shut down
at 1887 feet.
Twin State No. | Davis in the
northwest corner OF the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter OF
IS 3n3c IS shut down at 400 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Registration books are open from
July 10 10 26, If you have to be
transferred or have not registered,
it must be done in the 10 days
books. Books will be closed after
July 26. Do it now, or you cannot
vote.
r. +. GRESHAM,
l4-6 County Registrar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16

ballots to be sent overseas and re-
turned before the election. Ballots
were sent by the secretary of state
to more than 100 camps in the
United States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-16

Total Value lot Wtek. DIeTue,
$376,92O; lead. $Sl 900; grand total
for week, $+o4, ,820.
Following is the output for the
Miami mining district since Janu-
airy |, 1918, a total OF twenty eight
weeks:
Blende Lead
Total lbs. --229.472.5l3 45,9S5.4N
Total value S6.237 1891 $50, o20
Grand total. % weeks. $S,oOO,S87.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-04
ATTACKING THE RHINE

The watch on the Rhine con tinues but it is nowadays invariably directed anxiously-though impotent' ly-toward the clouds whence come at frequent intervals the formidable allied bombing planes that are sue cessfully attacking the Hun strong holds along that river. Lately the aniline works at the celebrated Bin gen on the Rhine" were wrecked by a bomb dropped by an allied flier and generous doses of this medicine that Is destined finally to help cure Ger manys ills and make the world once more safe and decent place to live in have been administered to Mann heim one of the important commer- cial centers on the Rhine. and Col ogne. the great fortified Rhine city, birthplace of the perfume eau de Cologne"