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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

eminent uniform adventuring in Mex
leo nor q government plane, either
Morrison, after his private chat with
Jim, had explained why the ship lack
ed the red, white and blue insignia.
The fellows had assembled this car,
jim said, from parts of ships which
had crashed. Then they had sold the
thing at auction, and he had been the
lucky buyer. He had had real luck,
too, for while it was a freak bus, it
had proved as steady as a taxi
1t was steady, I admitted, and just
as had settled myself to really en-
joy 'the feel" of the ship, Jim waved
an arm to call my attention to a
thread of silver in the distance, far
above.
1t was the Rio Grande! Beyond it
was safety. And 1 never wanted to
go south of it again! I wanted to end
all of my adventure in the safe haven
of my husbands arms!
Fate, however, was bound to be
preverse. Just When I needed Bob
most, he would have to go in search
Of Katherine Miller. And Berghoff
was exacting money from Chrys in ex-
change for certain mysterious brown
envelopes. Berghoff must be robbed
of his prey-and jailed.
CHANGING over the side of the plane,
l. sow bAiol III was AIoIllS w
bump us, out Jim made a lovely
landing just outside a certain border
town. He lifted the sleeping baby from
my arms. hired a guard for his ma
chine, and found a passing auto to
take u to the hotel. AS soon as we
We're alone1n a parlor of the hotel ]
turned to him with an excited:
"Was-it-Hamilton Certeis?"
"Sissy!" said my brother-in-law
seriously. 81 don't believe that Hamil-
ton Certeis ever wore a diving suit in
his life. Does that answer your"
A I'm alive, Jim, I saw DR.. Ger
tets walk down a rope ladder into the
sea, wearing the costume he had in
vented HIMSELF"
Little girl, you need sleep. Imi-
tate Babs. I'll wire to Dad and find
what has become of your precious
husband"
u tie Be Continued,)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
SQUIRREL FOOD

besides look after other peoples kids
while they gosgallivanton' off to town,
and if she amt got sense enough to
know it herself she's got a daughter
that has"
"B-b-u t." stammered poor Peter.
mo butts about it. just go right
on." And the Eed-headed lady slam
med the door in his face.
Peter decided, as he stood on the
step with the baby in one arm and the
pail of -four on the other, that there
was just one thing to do and hat was
to go home and tell Mrs. Martin. He
couldn't climb fences with his hands
full so he started back by the road.
About half way there, he met a wo-
man in a buggy. The woman stared
at him then stopped her horses and
! jumping out grabbed the baby out of
Peters arms, climbed back in the
buggy n drove off. Peter retraced
his steps and again knocked at the
Mathews door.
Here's your -four" he yelled,
Then he went home and told his
story.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
Peter
And Another Red Head
nv THE STORY LADY.

''Peter," said Mrs. Martin, will yo,
take this bucket of 1our owe to Mr.
Mathews? 1 see she has company
and she may need 1t. 1 borrowed 1t
last week, but never could think to
take 1t back"
So Peter took the bucket of -four
and calling Pan started over across
the fields to the white house where
Mrs. Mathews lived.
He came into the yard the back
way and knocked at the back door.
He had a little speech all ready to
say but the door opened with a jerk
and before he could open his mouth
a young woman with a redder thar
his own thrust a heavy crying baby
into his arms. .
you take this bowling baby back
to your mother and tell her Mrs.
Mathews has got something else to dc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

Now is the time that a window box
is most practical. In the winter food
will freeze If kept in the outdoor tenn
perature, SO ice is necessary unless
there is a cupboard in the pantry that
can be used for storage.
If 1t Is possible to put the window
boxNo a north window it is advisable
to do 30. The box can be used more
months in the year.
Unless one has a specially con-
structed. dust-proof box, greater care
should be taken in putting food away
than with a refrigerator. J
There are metal boxes shown in the
stores that are inexpensive. The saw
ing In Ice soon pays for one.
But the "handy-man' can manu-
f~acture q perfectly good window-box
from o packing box the size of the
window. A shelf will increase the
storage space. and o paper lining help
to keep cut dusk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
whats in a Name2"

Facts abour your name; its his
tory; its meaning; whence it
was derived; its significance;
your lucky day and lucky jewel.
BY MILDRED MARSHALL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

AS we already have a "Goldenrod,"
I have changed your name to Sun
flower" Do you mind? Yes. I'm
glad to say that we can go back to
our old way of publishing all of the
letters now. Let's have q lot of them.
/ only received n very few today. BE
sure and send your stories in and let
be the judge, won't your 1 i'm
agine that they will easily pas the
censor.
Perth Amboy, N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
tie Be Continued. }

Isn't 1t odd, that housekeepers, hay-
Ing undertaken fall cleaning, are al
ways overtaken by spring fever?
Menu for Tomorrow
BREAKFAST = Grapes. oatmeal
with top milk, toast, cokee.
LUNCHEON-Baked benas, brown
bread and butter, apple sauce, tea.
DINNER-Beef loaf, steamed rice,
stewed tomatoes, vegetable salad
bread AMI butter, raisin pie. coffee.
My Own Recipes
Rice Is a very good substitute for
potatoes. If steamed carefully and
the kernels T stirred with a fork to
prevent breaking, rice is not heavy
and soggy. Served with salt, pepper
and butter 1t is very satisfactory.
BEEF LOAF
I Ia pounds round steak
Grated rfnd Ia lemon
tablespoonful chopped parsley
\ egg
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
Chinese Typewriter.

One of the most remarkable type
writer's in the world was the machine
especially designed and built for Lii
Hung Chang, the Chinese statesman.
1t had 1880 keys. No dies were avail
able, SO the engraving of the type had
to be done by hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10

Well "Jerrie" that certainly is In
teresting. Have you answered her let
ter? Do real soon. so we can get her
answer. Any questions "Jerrie"?
Write soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-10
Alcohol From Seaweed.

According to experiments made at
the Pasteur institute in Paris, an
average of about six quarts of alcohol
Gu" be obtained from each 100 pounds
of Seaweed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
The OIL DEVELOPMENT
IN THE PEcOS FIELD

Fecos, Texas, Oct 13--Ihe fol-
lowing is the latest report OF tho
progress made IN the Pecos field:
laura well Of the Sunshine COM
panT, oil reported standing in hole
e Paso-S Sunshine company, wait
ing for supplies.
Sunshine company. Victory well.
drilling fast
Bell vel. seeping oil at 500 fAet
Srratton company. Of Chicago, drill
ing to start at once
Sunshine company, location made
FOR well No. 3
Pecos Lot association, two wells,
waiting on supplies.
Quad ranch well. drilling 70 start
AZ once
Troxel company rigging up.
Couch & Cox. rigging up 10 drill
several shallow wells for 4 high grade
lubricating oil found at a depth OF
from 100 TO 200 feet
King wen making gas, water and
oil al a depth Of 400 feet
FL Paso Saragosa company, erect
ing derrick and work 20 be rushed
Sunshine company's we'll No. g.
erecting derrick.
Trans Pecos OIL company, location
made
In addition to the above several
companies have made locations that
are not obtainable at this time De-
vslopment IS being watched closely by
oil people from all over the United
States. A number o. oil scouts are
buying acreage for different compa-
MES and leases are steadily adTanc-
Ing in value.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Sinclair Brings
In n 40 Barrel
Well In Tulsa
Oil Men Interested IN Mar
land Refining Usage
County Test.

Tulsa. Okla, Oct 15.-In the Car
Der district on the Dsnker land. the
Sinclair on and Gas company has a
10 barrel vel
The Healdton OIL and Gas com
Dany's well on the Belvea1 property,
same district. IS flowing so barrels
IN the Cushing district the No. z
on the Wacothe land OF the shaffer
OIL and Refining company. Is flow
ing 30 barrels.
on men are greatly interested In the
Marland Refining company's test in
the northeast corner OF section 1924
Usage county, which Is bailing IN the
$500 foot hole. This Is the deepest
well yet drilled in Usage county. This
company IS given the credit for hav-
ing discovered the deep sands at
Ponca City and in other districts in
KY county. which ad5oins Osaze
county on the west
In the Hewitt field, Westhefmer and
Daubs have not completed their well
on the Isabel farm, in section 22-4-2.
The Ardmore Producing and Refin-
ing compauy's test on the Jim Car
roll farm, section 2s-3-1W. Is haiiing
water No showing OF oil has been
encountered, but a small showing OF
gas has been found in the hole
Every attempt to shut off the water
now has been unsuccessful.
The Savage Oil company's well IN
section 16-5s-2w. south Of Wilson. Is
drilling in black limestone at 215O
feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
SHOW
LITTLE GAINS
Weeks Increased Produc-
ton Less Than 1000
Barrels.

The total daily production OF north
central Texas oil fields last week
showed about the sans as the week
previous. the slight decline in some
fields being made up IN others. There
was a gain OF less than 1000 barrels.
Burkburnett declined less than 500
barrels and Stephens county about
1900. Ranger gained about 1000 bar
rels and Desdemona about 1900. The
Burkburnett pools produced $3.50
barrels daily; Electra. 10000. Iowa
Park 500; Ranger, $3.50: Desde-
mona $3.50; Stephens county. a.
0so.
The principal producing companies
IN the wichita Falls territory. to-
gether with the production OF each,
follows:
Texas company. eco barrels; Nag
noleum Petroleum company. 1900;
Western on corporation. $500. Gulf
Production company. 200: Humble
Oh and Refining company. $3.50.
TIE principal producers. with the
aally average production OF each. IN
the southern territory. are
Texas company, 1880 barrels. Gulf
Production company. 1880, llaeno-
"a Fetrolerm company. 1880: Texas
FaclElc Coal and OIL company. To-
0uui Humble on and Refining COM
pany. $500 lld-kansas, 1900 Prairie
on an Gas company. $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
WAGGONER POOL IS EXTENDED
SOUTHWARK BY A NEW WELL

Wichita Fans, Texas. Oct 1s.-The
Waggoner pool was extended TO the
south when the rk-Verschoyie Pc
troleum company brought in a 600
barrel well on its acreage in block
573- The well IS situated south and
west Of the Burk-Waggoner well IN
block g and IS an offset 10 the south
Of the Jasbo and Mona Marie wells
The well is making approximately
500 barrels from a depth Of 1884 feet.
The operators believe that deeper
drilling VIII increase production
The -Ferschoyle Petroleum
company holds leases on 10 acres in
block 70 and is making plans TO drill
another test on this tract at an early
date The company holds other leases
in the Wichita Fails district. Il Is
a Dallas concern
The Burk-W eisman oil company. a
Mckinney Texas. concern. has q pro-
ducer in block IS OF Burkburnett.
10 estimation Of production has been
made This company IS capitalized
at 5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
WE'LL EXTENDS
PROVEN FIELD
Magnolia Company Brings
In 2900 Producer Near
Desdsnona.

Desdemona, Texas Oct 1s.-A 1900
barrel producer has been brought in
by the Magnolia Petroleum company
on the ". p Carruth tract. three
miles west OF Desdsmona and south
OF the Lewis ven on the extreme
western extension Of the pool This
well enlarges the proven area
On the Dabney lease at Desdemona
the Sid Kansas oil company has
1900 barrel well This test IS stu
ated northeast OF town
East Of Desdemona the Magnolia
company's Carruth No. 2 appears to
be a buster at q depth OF 298o feet
The Commanche Central OIL COM
pany's Williams No. 2 Is flowing 50
barrels Of oil daily
The BosQue OIL company's compile
ton on the d. c. Cray tract IS max
ing 200 barrels OF oil daily from the
Duke sand. natural flow
The Echols No. OF the Magnolia
Petroleum com pany IS good for a
daily production OF 375 barrels
The Humble OIL company's Ellison
No Is making so barrels.
The No. ! Of the Rosedale OIL COM
pany on the n o. Beardon tract Is
making 100 barrels.
A $50 barrel wei has been com
pleted By Vic Martin in his Nc test
on the Terry tract
The C0sden OIL and Gas compauy's
hamilton no 5 IS making $50 bar
rels This wen was completed az a
depth Of 2675 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13

feet; 10. 6. drilling at 2705 feer. No.
q, spudding at $50 feet: No. s. rig up.
no. 9, rig up No 10, lumber for der
rick on location; No. II. drilling al
4go 1eet; No. y and No. - new loca-
The Eli Perkins No. I. OF Porter
Wertz syndicate. is making $50 bar
rels daily this Is the famous Perkins
vel. one OF the first great gushers
q the Ranger field. completed By
Root. Hupp and Duff. On this same
property the Porter-Wertz syndicate
Is getting 1850 barrels OF oil daily
from its No 2. the No. Is pulling
the casing at 1880 feet; the No. { Is
arlnnE AZ $3.50 feet. and the No. s
IS drillng BY lost tools ar z0zu feet
The A C. Bond No I OF the Root
Telling syndicate. is making $50 bar
rels OF oil daily at a, depth Of 1907
leet, The drillers are setting the
81 inch casing.
Root Hupp and Duff are straight
eninE the hole Of their No / on the
Eli Perkins tract at a depth OF 1855
feet; the No. IS running the 6H inch
casing at 5525 feet; the No. IS drill
Ing At 1850 teet. and the No. is
rigging Up.
The J. II Ray No. I. OF Root. Hupp
and Duff. Is showing for oil at a
depth OF $50 feet Drilling IS being
continued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Fraud Charged
In Promotion Of
Tex. Companies
F Federal Trade Commission
Files Complaint Against
Houston Concem.

washington. D. C., Oct 1s-Chsrg-
ing fraud in the sale to the public
Of Texas OF stocks and the promo
ton OF oil producing companies, the
federal trade commission has issued
a formal complaint OF unfair com
petition against S. E. J. Cox and his
wife. Mrs. n. E. Cox. OF Houston.
Texas, Napoleon Xiii, Of Chicago,
employed by Cox as advertising
agent. the Prudential Trust and
Securities company, the Prudential
OIL and Refining company, and the
General OIL company, now being
promoted, all Of Houston
S. E j. Cox Is president OF the
two organized companies and Is to be
president OF the General OIL com
pany-
Among the practices alleged to
have been employed we're circulation
Of Ialse, misleading and unfair
statements concerning the assets,
resources, financial standing and re-
sp0usibility, business progress and
good VIII OF the oil companies named
in the complaint and the suppress
sion Of other facts relating 70 the
companies publications In Houston
by Cox, his wife and Hin OF a maya
zine, called Truth, in which they
created exaggerated the fortunes to
Pc made out Of oil stocks; publica-
ton In the Houston Chronicle for
page advertisement. entitled get the
great profits from the north central
LeEas oil fields without riskiug the
loss Of a single dollar. circulation
OF advertising fraudulentivaa guar
anteeing that the General oil COM
pany would pay purchasers Of this
stock percent dividends monthly
on earnings on its oil production;
lalse >epresent5ation TO the. public by
S = j. Cox that he was holding in
trust checks amounting to more than
s1.025,00Q 70 be used fer the nayment
Of scholarships for worthy and needy
boys and returned soldiers, and that
the said checks represented dividends
received by himself from the earn
ings OF the General Oil company.
The defendants were directed to file.
answer with the commission at
MashInEton NnEenrha- L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
1000 Barrels
ADay From 4
Ne70 Gulf Well
Calvin Perkins No. 4 at
Ranger Is Making a
Good Flow of Oil.

Ranger, Texas. Oct. 13.-Ths Gulf
Production company's Calvin Perkins
No 4. is making a daily production
OF 1000 barrels from a depth OF 5515
feet Drilling IS held up while the
wei IS producing from this level The
hole viii be carried TO a greater
depth The total production OF this
tract IS approximately 5000 barrels
daily.
At 1900 feet the Humble Oh and
Refining company's no. 4. Scott. Is
making 100000 cubic feet OF dry
The No. I Of the Gulf Production
company on the Calvin Perkins tract
IS making 1880 barrels with the drill
only Few feet in the sand When
completed the drillers believe the
wells production VIII Increase On
this same tract the No. 5 caught fire
when TIE oil flow began az 300s feet
Ide well IS now rigging up to clean
out This test Is good for at least
1900 barrels daily.
A 500 barrels vel has been brought
IN by the Texas Pacific Coal and oil
company. II is the ]. II. Clemmer
No 3, and is producing from an oil
bearing strata from 33O5 TO 1897 feet.
Seven hundred feet Of oil are stand
ING IN the sinclair Gun Oh COM
pany's J. =. Barnes no. 8. after being
shot at $3.50 feet, with 800 quarts Of
nitroglycerin-
The W z NcC1eslry No. Z Of the
Texas Pacific Coal and OIL company
Is making 80 barrels Of oil from a
p foot sand encountered at $500 feet
The 2. H, Layne 40. IL Of the Mid
Kansas OIL and Gas company is
making small production on the
pump. The oil bearing sand was
found a. $500 feet
The Texas Pacific Coal and oil
company and the Sinclair Gulf oil
company has brought in their Har-
pool No. 3, which is making so bar
rels Of oil from the sand lime forma-
ton, found at 1928 feet The we'll
VIII be shot for an Increase in pro-
duction- The No. IS pulling casing
preparatory 70 being given a second
shot This wei was swahbing 100
barrels daily.
The Ledbetter No. 2 OF the Sinclair
Gulf OH company, IN the South Caddo
field. is on top or the black lire
formation at a depth OF 1920 feet
and IS Ene feet in the sand The
well IS showing oil
On the Poteet tract. Root. Hunn
and Duff continue to drill The No
1 IS making 500 barrels daily from
the upper paw and IS flowing 10000
Q09 cubic feee Of gas from the 1850
level. the NO 2 IS a shallow gasser-
the No. 2 is drilling at around 1000
feet; No is making a daily flow
Of $50 barrels; No s. drilling at 1900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Oil Operations
GrOzgA ctiUe In
Smith County
Leases Are Now Beng
Sold as High as $40
an Acre.

Tyler. Texas. OCT 1s.-Ou activities
in smith county are going forward
in leaps and bounds. Several OF the
large companies are buying up al
available leases, one having acquired
5000 acres in the northwest portion
OF the county. AS much as SO IS be-
ing paid per acre for leases in this
county
The Lindale OIL company viii begin
drilling on a test five miles east OF
Lindale and Is miles from Tyler with
In Few days This company has
more than 5000 acres under lease In
that vicinity.
The Brooks-saIine oil and Develop
ment company viii begin drilling
operations on its test located ten
miles southeast OF Tyler soon. This
company's first test in this district
was abandoned at 500 feet after
passing through $50 feet OF salt rock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
GAL0TABS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe CaIotabs,
the Purified CalOm4 Tablets
That Are Nausealess
Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds and mild cases OF influ-
enza often lead to pneumonia and
other serious complications. They say
that every cold should receive imme-
date attention and that the first step
in the treatment is 10 make sure that
the liver Is active. For this purpose
Calotabs, the perfected. nausealess
calomel tablets are the surest, best
and most agreeable laxative.
One Calotab at bed time with a
swallow OF water-that's ali. no salts.
no nausea, and no upsetting OF the di-
gestion and appetite. Next morning
your cold has vanished. your liver IS
active. your system Is purified and re-
freshed and you are feeling fine with
a hearty appetite for breakfast Eat
what you please,-ro danger.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only 10 original sealed packages.
price thirty-five cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantee Calotabs
and are authorized to refund the price
II you are not delighted with them
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
PLENTY Of OIL At.
BRECKENRIDGE
Sixty Wells Within Six
Miles OF Town; All
Producing Oil.

Breckenridge. Texas, Oct. 1S.-Dur-
ing the past few weeks a number OF
good wells have been brought in al
the Stephens county oil fields. Sew
erA wells have been delayed owing
to the necessity Of repairing damaged
machinery or for fishing for lost ma
terials. There is one abandonment
in the field. More than so producing
wells are within a radius Of six miles
OF Breckenridge.
The Curry No OF the Texas com
pany. is making 1880 barrels OF oil
countered at 3l96 feet The driHers
are taking down the tools.
Texas company's Crescloss No 2,
temporarily shut down
The Frost No. I OF the Magnolia
Petroleum company. completed at
1855 feet. IS making 395 barrels Of
oil daily from a sand encountered at
1902 feet
The Ward 70 !. Of the same com
panyl Is making y barrels OF oil
daily from five foot sand en-
countered at a depth OF 1925 feet.
same company's Dulaney No. J.
completed with an initial production
Of I45 barrels at depth Of $3.50
The Texas Pacific Coal eompany'c
Bratton No 4, completed az SOS feet.
with daily production Of as bar
rels, flowing from a 80 foot sand
encountered at a depth OF $500 feet
The Thorpe No ] Of the Sammies
Oil company. IS making IS barrels Of
oil and considerable amount OF
water.
The Humble Oh and Refining com
pany's Frost No 3 is making 38 bar
rels OF oil after being shot with SOS
quarts OF trOElycsrin from 1915 to
$3.50 feet The total depth OF the
hole IS 1857 feet The well bridred
after the test. and the operators be-
heTe that the production VIII in
crease when the bridge IS cleaned
away
The Fincher No. 2 OF the Gulf Pro
ductiou company, Is making 81 bar
rels and is drilling at a depth OF 1880
The Gulf Production compsuy's
Winston No. 2. making Is5 barrels OF
oil daily from total depth OF 54f6
Magnolia Petroleum company's
Gardenshire No. 1. shot with 81
quarts from $3.50 to 1921 feet. com
pleted making daily now OF IS
barrels.
Superior OH and Gas compauy's
Hagaman No. .. shot with 10 quarts
Of nitroglycerin from 1885 70 534o
feet, making IS barrels
Humble oil and Refining company's
barrels after being shot.
Empire Gas and FUEL company's
wallace No J. making 29s barrels.
total depth OF hola 1915 feet
Thirteen new locatiops have been
made during the past 10 DAYS IN the
vicinity north OF Breckenridge.
stephens county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Be Young In Body, Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indulge in the strenu-
Gus exercise of out
door sports with the
vigor and enthusiasm
Of youth But the
end Of the week finds
you all IN you are
tired, listless and lack
the energy togo out for
q vigorous walk or a
round of the links-or
sny other exercise that re-
ouires much physical exeg-
ton. Many q man even d
his middle fortes, has q
vague feeling that be is
getting old'-and right
at q time when he should be
at his very physically
AndheisgroWingold. not
IN the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
him-hut IN the sense that
his vital forces are wasting
aWayfaster than Nature re-
places the worn out tissues.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
5H0WIR6 Of OIL
FOUND IN TESTS
Much Development Work
Under Way South Of
Burkburnett.

wichita Falls. Texas. Oct IA
showing Of oil has been found iu the
Grisdala and Erickson test two miles
north Of Wichita Fails The oil sand
was encountered at 215o feet oil
covered the siush pit
Much development is underway in
the territory south Of Blrkburnett
near the Texhoma Oh company's well.
completed two weeks ago with a
1900 barrel daily production. -Four
new tests have been made for
thorough test Of the vicinity.
An offset TO the TeXhoma vel IS
the T. O. Shapnel No 4 Daniels. The
casing is set I'm this test and the
driIiers are hauing. OIL men are
awaiting the result OF this test with
interest az the test IS the furtherest
south o. BurEburnett. where 1909
foot sand has been encountered
The Plant OF the Lone Star Rein
ing company. situated IN Wichita
rails, WIN be enlarged TO 5000 bar
rel capacity.