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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-07
Lovely Silk Blouses for Larger Women

Crepe de Chine and Georgette blouses for stout
are just pretty regular size blouses. Many
tailored models have tcks and pretty buttons for touc7
OF individuality and some very lovely blouses
beautifully enbellished with silk bead embroidery
Sizes from 42H to So Price Range from S4.9S to $12
Big Showing of Lingerie Waists in Extra Sizes
from 42a 50. Price Range from 1.4S to $6.9S
An Unusual Assortment of Tailored Waists in
Wide Variety of Styles. Smartly tailored with chic col
lars and cuffs that and different. Color schemes
sometimes used and tucks are a novelty.
Materials are of lawn wolfe, chevot, linen, poplin
soisette and piquc
Most OF these materials OF heavy quality and
fill the demand for challs and flannel which
and high priced Sizes "a to 4o.
Price Range from csc to $3.9S
Tailored Flannelette Waists in stripes plain gray
Sizes 81 to- Prices $2.4S and $2.9S
Extraordinary Sale of White and Colored Wolfe
Waists, in sizes from 50 to 10
Values up $3.50 for 9Sc
An unusual showing of Charming Waists of Vole
Organde and Muslin in all White, or white with col
o-ed collars and cuffs. All sizes from "a to 46.
All at Two Prices ST. IS and $2.4S
Charming Bouses of Fine Voiles, Organizes and
Musins, with unusual collars and chic cuffs edged with
adorable soft rles fine val lace pin tucks and pref
enbfoideries used. Each blouse a reflection of
the seasons best styles ranging from artistically simple
models to the most elaborate. Sizes from "a to 46.
Price Range from S2.9S to $5.9S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-07

Dancing classes taught by Mrs. Faith
Dryden of Springfield, Mass, will be.
gin Saturday, Nov s, in Odd Fellows ;
Temple. Beginners class at $50. Adj
vanccd class $50. High school class Z
p. m, followed by dancing-Adv. 2l4
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-11-07
Paris Inspired Blouses for National Blouse
Week


Sheer, captivating Georgete Blouses of fascnat
ing originality. One glance and-presto-you like them
Each distinctive wnsome creation, superbv fash
toned conscentiousy tailored and-very appealingly
priced
Every blouse is exact duplicate of a handsome
import full of the chic and daring of its Partisan proto
type and beautiful the needlewor- that it at once
inspires confidence Blouses exquisite are not to
be had Fashioned of the popular material of the
hour-ebellished with bead silk wool embroderies
dainty laces. Beautiful range OF new coorings in
Guiding the much wanted suit shades navy. brown
taupe bsque, sunset gray, coral flesh and white. Be
sure to see the collaress styles
Price Range from S5.9S to S10.75
Big Showing of Good Quality Black Waists of
Jap Silk Tafeta, Satin Habuai Peau Sole Crepe de
Chine and Georgette All sizes from 81 to IS
Price Range from $3.50 to $3.9S
Unusual sale of high grade waists striped or plaid
tafetas and satins dark shades correctly tailored and
very practical to be with suits
Values up to 5000, for only S3.9s
Other good quality waists striped or plaid tafetas
and sans with detachable white satin collars and cuffs
Price Range from $5.9S to S9.9S
Unique Collection of Smart Crepe de Chine Bous-
e showing fascinating effects smartly tailored
with muttudes OF pin tucks, hy-o collars and turn
backs cuffs edged with tiny rffles Each blouse has
charming touch of individuality Colors white flesh
bisque, taupe, navy. and black.
Price Range from $5.9S to S12.OO
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
FOR SALE.
~HoUsEnCLp GOODS.
Exceptional Bargains
Floor Samples and Used
Furniture.

II YOU are going to buy anything IN
the household line II will be to your
advantage to visit our store before you
buy.
II what you want is not listed in
the following list, just call for tive
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
If You Are Looking For
Bargains in Good
Furniture, Slightly Used,
Read the Following Prices

only ....,,,Pe..,,..,,...s..... $3.50.
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
One 25-lb. capacity ice box. only. $50
| One oil stove, two-burner ....... 1880
oven ........'.....1,...,........ 1000
oven Observation-Disclosures. $500
One gas range 25. 100
One range, large oven ............ 5000
One range, large oven ........,.. 1910
One cook stove, No. & ........... 1900
| One cook stove, No. 7 ........... 1880
| One water cooler ............... $50
One kitchen cabinet .............. 1900
| One kitchen cabinet .............. 20, 90
One swing, 4-foot, only .......... 500
One %settee, five-foot, only ....... 800
One %settee, four-foot, only ....... 400
One porch rocker, only .......... ESQ
One porch chair, only ............ zoo
One hall rack, with mirror, only. $50
| One wardrobe, double doors. ..... 1850
One oak bedroom suite, three
pieces, only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
pieces, only .........,.......... 27.5O
Four good washstands, each only. 2,75
One oak center table, only. ....... ESQ
One sanitary couch, only ........ 500
One davenport, only .,.......... 1000
Three mating squares, only...... $50
One sulky, two-wheel, no top, only $50
One baby buggy, not collapsible,
only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.50
One folding clothes rack, only -. 100
| one child's iron bed, only ....... 800
| One child's iron bed, only .,..... $50
One dining table, one sideboard
and six chairs, in oak finish;
cost new $65, this set for only. 1880
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
FURNITURE, ETC. SEE US
BEFORE YOU BUY.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09
FOR SALE.
HELP MANrEn-MALE.

WANTED-First-cl class cleaner and
nresser: one who is thoroughly capable
OF producing first-class work. Good
opportunity for right party. State
qualifications and references in first
letter, white or ColOred; white pre-
ferred no loafer wanted. University
Hstters and Cleaners, Sumner, Miss
Long distance $40.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-09

WANTED-A logger to take contract
to cut and haul 2,000,0 600 feet of tim
Der; 10000 feet a day; Crittenden
county. Arkansas. Good timber, good
hauling conditions. Pay every two
weeks, GaIi or address 414 Randolph
building, Memphis, Tenn. c. d. Hem
erickson Lumber Co.
WANTED-Competent double ENTRY
bookkeeper ad typist. Must furnish
good references and be qualified to
furnish bond il required. Position now
open. State salary wanted and give
references in first letter. Address B,
H. Stewart, Pontotoc, Miss.
WANTED-Sign painters. CONNER
cial sign writer, bulletin man: steady
employment n year, $3.50 for s hours.
J. J Hangover Service. Forth Worth,
FEMALE Hell WANTED.
WANTED-Nurse girl for 2-year-old
baby. 1853 Oakview. Hemlock 1881.
WANTED-Practical colored sick
nurse. ISL Wayerly. II. 26OS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
OIL MEN WATCH
OKNULGEET TEST
Producers and Refiners Buy
Great Refinery in the
Tulsa District.

Tulsa. Okla. June 5.=The Thurman
oil compauy's well in Okmulgee coun-
ty has a good showing for oil at PISS
feet and oil operators are watching
the development with interest. This
well is located in section 35-15-11.
Beggs district. This wen is the third
on the property, which is among the
best in the pool
Tie Producers and Refiners' cor
poraton. which has been one Of the
big companies in the development Of
the oil rields Of Okmulgee county. and
is becoming a great factor in the de-
Eelopment Of the midconunent field as
well as the fields in Texas. has ac-
quired The Pan American refinery in
est Tulsa. This plant is one of
the most up TO date refiueries in the
southwest ana has a capacity OF 5000
barrels.
Other interesting operations in this
section OF Oklahoma are as follows:
The Gladys Belle Oil company has
completed its No. 2, on the Posey land,
located in the southeast quarter Of
section 31-17-12. Glenn pool The we'll
is making 80 barrels
Young and others have $500, 900
foot gasser at 1884 feet in the north
west quarter Of section 26-15-15, Has
keu district. Nuskogee county
The Exchange oil and Gas company
has a showing for a small wen In its
initial test on the Davis land in the
northwest quarter Of section 23-22-4w.
CARRIER district This sand was found
at 1929 feet.
George Simous and others have a
showing for a good wei at 1888 feet
in the northeast quarter Of section T.
14-11. west OF Okmulgee, in OSmulgee
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Mysterious Markings
On Freight Cars Are
Sure Sims Of Booze

Chicago. H.. June ST while out
auroing some sunday you should be
stopped on the crossing by a freight
train and should see a car in the train
marked Xxx" -'25-23-23.' .Buzz-z-z.n
Heaven" or something equally as
mysterious. you have stumbled on a
warm clue And the chances are a
hisl-pOwered automobile viii come
racing along doing its best to crowd
enough speed out OF its twelve cyIin-
ders TO keep abreast OF the marked
train.
Tor. let it be known right now. the
mysterious markings Indicate a booze
laden car and they Of the speed auto
mobile racing alongside are whisky
thieves" who VIII follow the train
until i stops. then help themselves to
the precious contents
r. H. Ashton. regional director OF
railroads. in issuing an order against
placing Of placards or markings other
than standard forms on cars. eN-
planned all about the whisky thieves.
A lookout where the train IS made
up spots the booze cars. marks It.
then goes on about its business Look
outs scattered along the riEht Of way
OF the railway watch for these mark
in-s. when the chance presents itself
raid the cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
CURED HER FITS

Mrs Paul Gram. residing e SIC Fourth
street. MHwaukee. wise. recently gave out
the following statement: 4 had suffered
With Fits Epucrsyl for over IA ysarA
Doctors and medicine did nc no good It
seemed that I was teyond all hope 81 re-
lief when AZ last secured a preparation
that cured me sound and well over 10
years have passed and the attacks have
not returned / wish every one who SUI
fers frcm this terrible disease would Wrlte
p " Lepso. 123 Island Avenuc, Nil
yankee Wise. and ask for bottle OF
the same kind OF medicine which he gave
me. He has generously promised 20 send
It postpaid. free to any one who writes
him. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
.LANPASAS WORK
ATTRACTS Coin
Oil Men of South Paying
Close Attention to the
New Field.

Lampasas. Texas. June 5.-On mel
OF this section are becoming more in.
terested in the development Of Lam
psas county as they note the drilling
progress Of the different wells. The
following is the condition OF the va
rious wells in this section
St Mary's well. drilling between
so and 100 feet casing on ground.
Douglas wei, down TO 400 feet;
waiting for casing.
Groves wei, spudded in Friday OF
last week
Hobby well: expected to resume
drilling some time this week
Nelm- Marchin. drilling at 500 feet
TeN-Olin Trust company down 70
11f0 feet; fishing for tools.
Key well. drilling.
Robert well. down TO about 111O
feet; waiting for casing
Howell wei. down about 1850 feet.
putting in standard rig and viii re-
sumo drilling in a few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
RAINS RETARD
W0RKIN SOUTH
New Competitions Reported
In New Field in the
LaWton District.

LAYTON. Okla. June 5.-Because Of
the recent heavy rains throughout the
/ southwest, oil developments have been
somewhat retarded In the Lawton
district there was only one oil and
one gas wen brought in during the
past week. However. a number Of
new locations have been made. and il
is believed that the district viii soon
be booming The Gypsy OIL company
brought ia a l50 barrel well on the
Ere HelpnT farm. the southeast quar-
ter Of section 29-ls-10w- The gas wei
was brought IN by the McMann OIL
company on the Lee Maze farm. the
northeast quarter OF section 6-2s-10w.
This gas has a heavy spray Of oil and
may prove a fair OIL producer
The Magnolia Petroleum company
is drilling again in the well on the
kourthaus farm. between 1900 feet
and POO feet This well found a
strong flow Of water while drilling
two years ago. ana the wen was aban-
The Major OIL company and the
Gypsy OIL company have ne rigs up In
section 4. The Major OIL company
made its second location in the north
east quarter OF the southwest quarter
ana the Gypsy on company made it's
location up in the north half OF the
southwest quarter OF section 4-2-10.
section -Four OIL company has set
AANE AaA0Aall q 100 AHEAa ne company
has made the location for well No. 2.
in the northeast corner Of the south
west quarter o. section 4, and is build
iug the derrick Section -Four COM
~ ny has 40 acres in this section.
Many new rigs recently set up IN
the field southeast OF LaWton indicate
that oil Developments are steadily on
the increase Among the new rigs
completed are:
National oil and Development COM
nany No. I. on the Wiley farm. section
Hearst ct al. No L. Colbert farm.
section 25-2-S
A. P. Campbell No. 1. B. F. Priddy
r. rfn. section $40.
9lcAlan on company No. 3. Maze
farm. section $3.50.
Carter OIL company No. j. Wiley
farm. section $40.
National Oh and Development com
pany No ]. on The Howe farm. section
$50
3icMann Oh company No 4. Maze
farm section $50.
Prairie Oil and Gas company No. I.
howe farm. section 5-2-10.
Arm OIL company No. l. Freeman
farm, section 500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Little Newswoman VIII
Celebrate AnniUersdrr

Because Il is her wedding anniver-
sary. "EI Paso's Little Newslady'' viii
close her shop at the postoflce cor
ner. Oregon and Mills streets. all day
Friday. The little newswoman and
her husband always celebrate their
wedding anniversary: this viii be
their ninth IN private life she is
known as Mrs Samuel D. Parks
There viii be only one thing TO mar
the celebration Her husband is stiu
suffering from. tuberculosis, but IS
better than when he came here more
than two years ago
After spending the day at home
with her husband Friday. the little
woman viii open the postoffice news
Stand as usual SATURDAY mornlng.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
HERE
ARE DOING WELL
( Former Herald Travelling
Man Is Among the
Successful Men.

Every brokerage firm in Fl Paso re-
ports greatly increased sales during
the past two weeks Buying orders
are being received from every part
Of Fl Paso's trade territory and this
lis taken as sure indication that there
ia no lack of money in the southwest.
One Of the most successful Of those
to recently engage in the business Is
J. z Lane. manager OF the South
western Investment company, 111is
North Oregon street
Prior TO engaging IN the commission
business. Mr.. Lane was a travelling
representative Of The Herald and COW
cred the states Of New Mexico and
Arizona and the western part OF Texas.
His work brought him into. personal
contact with nearly every resident Of
the territory he covered and his sue
cess as a broker is largely due TO the
acquaintance he acquired as The Her
aids representative
he has made a big success and re-
ports his business IS growing very
rapidly and that he IS more than
pleased with the confidence displayed
in him bv his many friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Incompetent Stepson, OF
WIDOW, Beaten, Is Found
Dragging Her Dead Body

Redwood City. Calf. June 5.-Ths
body OF Mrs. sarah Satira Coburn.
beaten TO death with a stick. was
found Wednesday in the bedroom Of
her home near Pescadero. She was
the widow o. Lorenzo C0burn. g mil-
lionaire-
The only occupant OF the house vita
Mrs Coburu was her Incompetent
stepson. Wallace Coburn. 60 years 81
age He was found dragEirE the
BODY. He is unable to talk
A caretaler. who had charge Of the
stepson, left the house Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
CONES HONE
SINGING
and HAPPY
rheumatism Overcome
After Years Of Suffering.

o. sufered Yeas With Rheurrztzz-.- tried al
.kincs Of medicine and Couldn't get crrcd- One
bottle Of huEz-Io-e restored ne 90 hezith
used p come hone al tired our ard sd. ard
nov 4 core hone srzlE and h1ppy. and
recouuend Nuzz-ro1e 70 everybody. sad Mr.
,. AlCa1tu, hard working mn q Eio G-z1de
Texas
Ne-Ves control hezrr acton. bod circrl1tinn.
The acton Of the kidneys. every function Of tie
BODY Nhen the ki1leys-th- Ercz- flts-s 90
tne 1odT--du1't work. he hiood fils up with
i-uru-lles. and Hhen TIE heart uez-e1s slrz7ish
S1-c1lz-lun iclluus. TIN look out for rhe-lnatic
tElnzss. pains and aches.
Just take NuEa-Tone little While and pa-
some YIN INTO Tcur rerEu-s system the1 SEE
low c-i-kiy thesc truubles disau1cz- Nr-7-
l11e o lood ior the re-Ves and hiuod- fcu'U
notice It's elect1 AZ ouce ~ your ar1e-i-e- ruu-
dlgzs-lo1 Improves your bowels move re--Iz-iv.
your BODY 5 freed ron pclsoncl8 Uzstes I'D
son Tcul feel Ike new uan-
DIuzzlsrs guarantee Nuza-Tone- hcttle
VII last gc1 q Woe Dcrlh. Use u % dzys ard
i you don't feel better and lock better. take -
rcr-zi1der Of the rackzEe % The d-uT7ist and
ze- Tor uouey back
o o d DRUGGISTS EVERY ~ HERE
SELL NCGA TONE TRY IT. GET A
BOTTLE TODAY AT KELLY & POL
IlARD'S DRUG STORE-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
WELLS IN EAsTLAND COUNTY
SHOW RAPID PROGRESS

Eastiand. Texas. June 5.-Wells in
Eastland county are in the following
conditions;
J. l. Ramon. Christmas No. 1. drill
Ing az 1921 feet
Gulf Production Co. Taylor No II.
cleaning out ar 1880 feet; No Q, shut
down at 337o feet 70 move back boiler;
Rowland No. 9, drilling at 1915 feeri
Parton No. /, drilling at 1905 feet;
HaEaman No. Z, drilling at 1000 feet.
Barnes No ], completed at $500 feet
producing 500 barrels.
Great Southern oil Co. Bumgarber
No. I, drilling at 5000 feet
Gladstone oil Co, Baron No Z. drill
ine nj 2450 feet
Gholson Norman and Dorsey. Harri-
son No. 4 drilling at 1910 feet. Harri-
son No. g. drilling at $3.50 feet. Harri-
son No I. TO abandon al $3.50 feet
Prairie oil and Gas Co. Bransford
No. i. drilling az 1875 feet; Howard
No. 8. drilling at 1925 feet; Keaghey
No. ., drilling at 1922 feet: No. 3 A.
drilling at 5040 feet. Slayden No 8.
drilling at $3.50 feet; No Z, drilling at
$3.50 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
Utilities Inspector
Troubles Ire Varied

Public utilities inspector T. =. Shell
ton reported for the week ending
June 5, Il complaints. including over
hanging limbs on Newman street. the
grass 10 the 1900 block In MaEoffin
street not getting enough water. un-
sanitary conditions about tenement
houses in 200 block on Texas street.
the S. p railroads gong ringing con-
tinuously az the smelter road crossing.
autos racing on san Francisco street.
bad condition Of the fence on the
north side OF san Jacinto plaza and
poultry dealers on South santa re
street obstructing sidewalks with
chicken coops-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
PLAN TO SEGREGATE TEXAS
FIELD INU. S. OIL REPORTS

Washington. D. c. june 5.-Texas
oil fields may soon be treated in Of
fetal government reports as a field
entirely separate from the midconti-
nenr fields, a classification employed
at present in showing oil statistics Of
Texas and Oklahoma
The growing Importance Of the
Texas fields and its inclusion in the
nidcondnent survey has worked an
injustice to Texas with the result
that oil operators have been handi-
capped and the public has been con-
fused
Representative Parrish took up this
situation with George Otis Smith,
director OF the United States geologi-
cal survey, and in a letter from Smith
today. Parish is led to believe that re-
lief soon viii be forthcoming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
PERSISTENT INDICATING
GOING ON IN MILLS COUNTY

Although oil experts seem To think
that the deposits Of oil VIII be found
farther south IN Bampasas county.
on IN Mills county. The Roberts No
l. six miles north Of Lometa. in the
latter county. was spudded in on
Anril IS. and on June 4 Il was report
ed as down 100 feet and waiting for
more II inch casing. The Bowel
No I has changed 10 a standard rig
after 1920 feet was made with a star
rig The Ney wei Is said 20 be down
over 200 feet in very hard format ton
The Groves No. well. controlled BY
nauas people. was spudded IN on May
%
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
PUBLIC ROADS CANNOT BE
LEASED FOR OIL, SAYS JUDGE

The Texas court OF civil appeals has
affirmed the decision denying the
right OF the county commissioners Of
Wichita county 10 lease public roads
for oil Development purposes. This
decision was reached in the case in
which Clark ct al. sought TO enjoin
Boone ct al against drilling well in
the public highway. A derrick was
partially built when the court order
stopped it This case viii settle a
number Of other similar ones in Texas
where the county commissioners
sought to lease the oil rights on pub
lie roads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
is NEW WELLS
NEAREASTLAND
Production Increases 10000
Barrels; One Dry Hole
And Three GaSsers

Eastland county claims I6 wells
completed last week, with a total
initial daily production Of 10000 bar
rels- OF these, u were oil wells. three
we're gassers and one was a dry hole
The heaviest Of these producers were
the Texas ard Pacific Coal and OIL
company's butler No. 9, with 1000 bar
reis and the sun corHpany's Lauder
dale No. with about 5000 barrels
Two other wells are said to flow 500
barrels or more each and all the rest
of the Z producing oil wells range
from 10 10 100 barrels daily
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
London Says England Has
4 Fine Shouting OF Oil

oil has been discovered in England.
according to an official announcement
from London. The well is near Hard
stoft The depth at which the sand
was found has not been made public,
hut Il is said the oil is OF high gravity.
about ~.
In less than "A hours after the drill
hit the sand, oil rose 400 feet in the
hole. The drill Is just at the top Of
the sand and deeper drilling IS eU-
pected 90 increase the showing, which,
according to American drillers, is a
fine showing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
ILLINOIS COMPANY WORKING
ON WELL IN EDDY COUNTY

The Illinois Producers company
struck oil in its wei drilled near the
stock pens north Of Lakewood. EDDY
county. New Mexico. liz Is reported
Fl Pasoans who have been IN that
section recently say the Illinois COM
Dany has begun work 1T the DAYTON
wen. having commenced the erection
Of new derrick TO replace the one
shat was blown down several weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
OKLAHOMA CAPITAL IS
INVESTED IN Ell PAS0

Among the recent citizens Of Fl
Paso who have brought money here
for investment IS Wm- =. Childers-
who came here from the Oklahoma
oil fields and invested largely in the
new Rio Grande oil refinery. ~. I.
ChIders. father OF r. Childers- is
also a large stockhoider in the plant
He was one OF the pioneer Oklahoma
oil men and accumulated a consider
able fortune in oil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05

worcester. Mass. June 5--Lleuren-
|ant James j. Wrightson and corporal
Jack Brown. who we're members OF
Company G. 101st infantry. OF the
Yankee division. have accepted posi-
tons as motorman and conductor re-
spectively on a Worcester Consolidat-
ed Street railway car
Patrons OF the line have named the
car the ~. d" special Close friends
since childhood. both men were
wounded in the same battle at Cha
fear1--~hferrw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
ERATH COUNTY WELL
FLOWING 800 BARRELS

The Dixie OIL company's Hamilton
wei, about half a mile east OF the
gusher Of the Cosden oil and Gas
company's well on the Carruth farm
the Desdemona district in Erath
county, IS reported flowing 500 bar
rels a. day and making $4,000. 900
cubic feet OF gas This well came in
as a gasser spraying about IS barrels
a day, IL was claimed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-05
ANOTHER OIL SHOWING
N HnTTTF TnE FnT~NTV

The Gladys Bell well five miles
south OF hamilton. struck the sand at
$500 feet IL is claimed that there IS
500 feet of oil on top Of a column Of
is the second oil showing struck in
Hamilton county; the other was in the
Hercules well about four miles north
OF Hamilton.