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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15
Copyright 1919, by the Mcclure News
paAeF Syndicate.D
BV HOWARD r GARIS.

BY HOWARD r. GARIs.
Uncle Wiggily LonRears, the bunny
rabbit gentleman, was hopping past the
hollow stump summer school IN the
woods one day, and as he stopped 10
rest in the shade Of a sassafTas bush
he said to himself:
Well, | guess the lady mouse teacher
has taught all the backward pupils
their lessons. | don't hear anyone be-
ing kept In after school today"
iAr. Longears was about to hop on
when, all or a sudden, he heard a voice
saving:
Now. GREENE, try once more, and
see II you can remember Don't forget
what l have been trying to teach YOU. -
No, Miss Mouse. I'LL not forget
was the answer.
Oh, no! someone is being kept in
after school" thought Uncle Wigglly.
~ wonder who it,is?".
Just then he hard a voice singing:
Susie did Susie did, Greene did!
Gfeenie didn't .
What's this2 What's this?' ex-
claimed Uncle Wiggily, as he hoped
into the hollow stump school, What
docs This mesn-this dispnting? Who
did and who didn't?'
The rabbit gentleman saw the lady
mouse teacher sitting at her table,
while standing in front Of her, near
her desk, was a little green bug girl
"a very bright and pretty green she
was, too.
Dh, I'm SO glad you came in, Uncle
Wiggily, said the lady mouse teacher,
II have had to Keep Greene In after
school to see If she cant learn her
lesson. This As GREENE, the Katy~did
girl" said the lady mouse teacher,
pointing her paw at the green bug.
t'Oh, YES, | have seen GREENE before
spoke Uncle Wiggily, She was Ia the
stay -after-s school class with Skipie the
gsasshopper and Chirpie the cricket y
Yes, and you taught Skipie to jump,
and Chirpie TO sing her Jolly footing
song" said the lady mouse, NOV per-
hans you can teach GREENE 10 re-
member
Remember WHAT" Uncle wiggily
wanted TO know,
Remember TO say 'Katy'did' or Katy
didn't at the right time answered
tHe lady mouse. "Greenie u a good
little hug girl, but she Is 40 ~forgetfell
TRY now, GREENE, and see II you can
sing the song your sisters sing each
mm IN the trees and bushes
4fOh, ! can remember II now said the
1.-THE green bug girl Listen, Uncle
Gfeenie tapped her wings and sang:
lulu did Susie didl kittie didn't!
Arabella did Jillie didn't Alice
thThere, Therei That will do!' said
the lady mouse teacher raising her
paw, You have forgotten, Greenie
dear! You must not say Lulu did or
Susie didn't. IL IL Katy I'D or Katy
didu'tl, That's the only girls name YOU
must use
oh, yes. I remember now said
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15
DOROTHY DIX'S TALK
If | WERE.
by DOROTHY DIX.
The WORLDS Highest Paid Woman Writer.

Net long ago 4 clergyman advertised
that on Sunday night he was going
u preach a sermon on III | Were Il
Girl
The announcement crowded the
church with women, for IL there is one
thtng that women desire to know. more
than another, II is lust what nlfalities
tlen admire most in the feminine sex,
what q man would really do, IL he
we're a girl, to please other men.
The clergyman gave the women who
came to hear him some more or less
geed advice on general topics, but he
slant reveal the secret they We're pin-
ing e find out Nor can any other
man divulge u, for no man knows what
he would do In such an impossible stu
9tiop, because no man was even a girl
no man eye wanted to he ono, and
you couldn't hire him TO feel like one
ior . million a minute.
Nathing is more amusing, though THIN
the opinion each sex en~teFtains OF what
would do II II were the opposite one,
for both start out with the assumption
that however poor a specimen or ht-
HRaHity they may be OF the sex TO which
heaven has called them, they would be
headliners In the other one.
When a woman in the heat Of debate,
gays TO her husband, M | wers a man
she is p~icturing herself as y grandly
heroic specimen OF insecurity, about
seven feet high, and with all tine vir-
tues and accomplishments of an Nd
miFable C~richton. She Is convinced SHE
wapldn't resemble the measly little
specimen OF the genus homo TO which
she is married.
When a man winds mp his diatribt
upon the weaknesses and imperf& ton
of tbs feminine sex by telling what h,
would do ~ he were a woman, he Il
ahfNEtnW Ef h1NNanalf as a AZ "a nV.a k,4t
ton oY beauty. and fastinatioh, ant
lntellect that wpnld make Venus ant
Minerva LOOK like so cents. lie ism
CONTEMPLATING himself as an under,
study TO the commonplace, hoinel!
~emap who II the wife o. his bosom
/. 4 man may admit that he Isn't mucl
70 boast 81 ~ ? man, but II seems 4
70 be- d perfect lady, A woman ma
feall2e that she is a pool, weak falter
Ing Representative OF her own Sex, We
be firmly convinced that she could Civ
q star performance Of what a mode
man should be. For while We find
pretty hard 70 make much out Of bein
ourselves, We are sure We could make
bowling success az being someone else
II Is easy enough for any man to tie
an audience Of m what sort OF ex
emplary daughter and sister he wpul
have made III he had been born OF tn
feminine persnasion, but women can
not be expected to take any tips hi
remarks may offer very much to hear
because OF mans Inconsistency on thi
subject.
The Mind Of a woman Q man approve
OF theOretically, and the kind he en-
eouraEes practically are two very dit
ferept persons, and this useful piece {
Information has not escaped the motto
Of those whom ii most concerns.
Man Gommsnds the grub, but he mar
riek the butterfly. The dear domesti
girl, who takes care OF her little broth
er and sisters, and helps with the hous
work, and IL kind TO cid ladies, is tn
n lie exfQls, but the pretty, frivolou
creature, who spends her time curtin
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15

deeper n steadier thnn when she had
been a child, and With some exquisite
look In them that told Of courage tested
and proved, She seemed tan, quite tall,
| yet rounded with a sweet girls fullness
OF form, She was one OF those wonder
ful red haired women, who seem 10 hold
light as might q crystal vase filled TO
the lip with sunshine.
'Oh, my DEAR breathed Freddie and
, the well hand went out to her.
She came TO him az simply az she
had come when they were boy and girl
together, She leaned above him and
Kissed his mouth and then she sat
close, while hs stlll chung 10 her.
Il know everything - everything -
| everything, Freddie" she said; 1--WE
don't have to pretend about anything
Freddie, when ! think what you've
yeu've been through lin so proud TO
be your friend. my-my heart just feels
as though II were bursting
He still stared at her,
DO you know what my heart says
over and over again9" he asked In q
whisper, 81 just keep saying to my
self-The Glory Girl Thank God for
letting me live to see again the-6lory
] Grit"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15

WHEN THEY all grew up,
AND HE bought the pup.
AND BECAUSE he was playing.
WITH OTIS skinner.
HE NAMED him Tony,
FOR ANTONIO"
AND SO i happened.
THAT THE pup came North.
IN A little dog boxs
AND WAS raised in a flat.
AND STAYED very small.
AND CAME to be.
JUST A mongrel dog.
AND SUMMER came.
AND HIS master moved.
AND THEY live near me
AND THEY have a car,
AND WHEREVER they 80.
YOU'LL ALWAYS find,
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THAT GO down to the ground,
AND THAT pound on the road
AS THEY go along.
AND WE'VE figured It out.
THAT HE'S trying to learn.
WHAT THE mischief 1t Is,
MAKES THE darn thing go.
/ THANK you.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15

poverty he sought
TO improve his edu-
cation in every way
and in his spare
moments in the pit
ne acquired .
knowledge Of short
hand, At the age
Of rs he emigrated
to Australia. He
obtained work in a
mine near Sydney
In 1885, and at
once took an active
interest in pro-
noting the welfare
Of his fellow
men.
A natural leader
of men, Cook soon
became secretary
of the local miners'
union. Soon there
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15

CHAPTER NO. lA.
"The Glory Girl
copyright, 1919, by fhe Mcclure News
paper SyndicateI
So next day. at about half past four
In the afternoon, Freddie Mason saw
Elizabeth Deane again, His mother had
brushed his hair carefully for the &C.
casion and had put his benz bath robe
on him; a pretty and comfoFta bic
hTeeaded silk affair hat Mr.. Mason had
brought home only q few evenings be-
fore, Freddie was both thin and pale,
and there was some pathetic quality
In his gaze, that often made hts mother
turn away her head, lest be should see
her tears. But about his lips sim chung
ihe ghost Of the Freddie smile" sweet
and boyish, and his voice still haunt
ed YOU with its sympathetic tlmbre
He rested among his cushions; the mag
azine he had been reading turned down
ward on his lap. And-Elizabeth came
and stood In the door; NOT the little,
budding child Elizabeth that last Fred
died had seen but the creature hair
woman and half rose, the new Eliza
beth, The bronze hair was gathered
tight and glowing; coils OF II at the
back Of hen head. Her eyes seemed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15
Just a Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
COMPLIED BY lshn G. oulnius, the
Sunshine Man.

was afraid and went and hid thy
talent in the earth; 10. there thou hast
that Is thine.-Matt. XIV, rs.
Time was | shrank from what was
right,
From fear of what was wrong.
! would not brave the sacred fight,
Because the foe was strong.
But now | cast that finer sense
And sorer shame aside;
Such dread of sin was Incidence
Such aim at heaven was pride.
-. III. Newman.
II he falls into some error, he does
not fret over II. but rising up with a
humble spirit, he goes on his way anew
rejoicing. Were he to fall a hundred
times In the day, he would not despair
he would rather cry out lovingly to
God. appealing to His tender pity. The
really deyout man has a horror OF evil,
but he has a still greater love of that
which is good; he Is more set on doing
what Is right than avoiding what i
wrong, Generous, large -hearted. he IL
not afraid OF danger in serving God
and would rather run the risk OF doine
His win imperfectly than not striys
TO serve Him last he fail in the at,
tempt.--Jean Nicolas Grou.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15

IN A market basket.
ON THE arm of a man,
IN A Southern town.
WERE THREE little pups.
AND AN actor man,
WHO WAS in town,
FOR A couple of days.
AND MAYBE was lonesome.
OR MAYBE liked dogs,
STOPPED TO pet the pups.
AND ONE Of them,
MADE AN awful hit,
BY CHEWING his thumb,
AND CHEWING his chin
WHEN HIS picked him UP.
AND CHEWING his ear
AND THE actor man,
iNQuIREp THE price.
AND WHAT they would he.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15

the New South Wales parliament as A
miners representative, and within three
years he became q minister of the
crown. After seven yeafs of state poll
tics he entered the first federal parlial
ment OF Australia in 1901, In 1893 he
years later was made prime ministN
Of the commonwealth, The honor OF
knighthood was conferred upon him
when he went to England last year
with MIR. Hughes to represent AUS
tralia In the imperial war cabinet
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15
A Line On Men !.
You Read About

The life story of Sir Joseph Cook,
minister for the navy Of the Australian
Commonwealth and q delegate to the
peace conference reads like a romaace.s
Cook began life In a coalpiti in Stat
fordshire. England. Undismayed bv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15
.Ruls EsaAYAAM.

business. They should, however, guard
against deception.
Children born on this day are likely
to be clever, industrious, steady and re-,
liable. These subjects OF Leo usually
make rapid Roadway in any profession.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15
WHO'S TO BLAME

CHAPTER NO. lB4.
"Tha Glnev Grip

= IL the snynsss 81 ,hA leaf snfoded bud, and then there Is the courage 81
the flower tAt dares to raise its face to tine sun.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-15

was afraid and went and hid thy
talent in the earth; 10, there thou hast
that Is thine.-Matt. XIV, rs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
FARMS 4 SALE

80 acres on Howell Prairie in hay
and grain, good new house and barn
crops 20 if taken now. $500, $500
cash, balance to suit
"a acres river bottom with so acres
Of crops, stock and machinery good
farm improvements. $4,000, one half
cash, balance terms.
GO acres in Polk county S miles
from Salem on highway, y mile from
school and r. R. station. $4,000.
An properties offered for sale arc
carefully examined before being offer
ed by our company U y assured of
good properties priced right II L n
a stranger here, come In for mfoma-
ton. John IT. Scott Realty Co.. 900
Hubbard bldg, reliable dealers Of prop.
erty. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

hnS y. Miller, Rooms and apartments
t'''F 81 6ls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

NOTICE OF SALE or GOVERN
MFNT TIMBER. General Land Office
washington, D. C. May l6, 1919. Notice
Is hereby given that subject to The con.
ditions and limitations Of the Act o.
June 3. 1915, 90 STAT, 2lS), and the
instructions of the Secretary Of the
interior Of eeptember IS, 1917, the tlm.
bar on the following lands will be sold
Jplv l6 1915. at 1880 0 clock a. h''
A. nrblie auction at the United states
land office at Portland, Oregon, to the
biobcst bidder at not less than the ap'
prsised value as shown by this notice,
ssio 10 be subject to the approval Of
tbo Secretary Of the Interior. The pun.
chase price, with an additional sum OIL
one. fifth Of one per cent thereof De-
i9c commissions allowed, must be de-
n6sitc3 m time Of sale money to pc
70 eturped if sale is not approved, oinef' l
y;so patent win issue for the timber
v.bieb must be removed within ten
years Rids will be received from cit
izons of tbe United States, ASSOCIATIONS
Of such citizens and corporations ..,s oii
garizod under the laws Of the nitea
States or any state, territory oi as :
tri., tbers6f only. Upon application o.
a vi onai6ed purchaser, the timber On
a., . Local subdivision will be oflefee
separately before being i1eiuaes p
sny cffer Of q larger unit unit, T. II ! - =, n
Z E.. Sec. %, sWH sWA, red M ili'
iat6 I ~ n. moi to be sold for less ihan 51
81 ~ n % nsy NJ T. 3 s, R. 5 E., Sec. q,
swiI sWA, red FLY 65O NJ hO' "
s,ld for less than sl.25 per 4.,,,r n,
Commissioner, General Land otilfs, ,Io
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
Mattson 10 ~ Acre CHECKER
Ranch

Only 2la miles out on excellent roads
house, large barn, chicken houses and
brooding house, good crop, some fruit
and berries, with or without chickens
and maehinery. Sickness causes me ~
sell this money making place. My price
is right and will consider taking a
home in Salem on the deal Lansing
Lane, between silverton aud Gardea
roads, or see Mr.. Peterson, my agent,
with John II. Scott Realty Co., 404
Hubbard bldg. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
SALEM AUTO EXCHANGE
GEO sPICER hgf
900 state Street

~ 1t@tN ..-
We wy SPECIALS
,sia Chevrolet. good ls rev slyO
dsi2 P.,1s vsrr bet Of condition
1915 ard goo "a ~,ts
1srsr roadster sI5 .,,
e,@TroIei. fire condition. ~, ,-s
f6fs sfu8sbakr - iefiss
i6ls stu5ebaksr 800
r.e LITTLE roadster eheae
usvuaI. good 81 heE.
4ett a1ifrerr car f,o9.
EHLMN arr~
-. ,,,..,-Tv gy,5.- oTHERs TO PICK fhDh
~, rour reraif vaf. % =
''us etsnis IN charge
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
BETTER REALTY BUYS

Well located. lsarly ncw B fa1n
turoaiow Corner l0t. paved street. il..
basement fireplace, q bedrooms at
t,astigs living and dining fooms, 10
furosse. We'll finished throughout
eaypeis on stairs and living room $500
20 acres With 90 acres bearing if1a''
: a. from Salem. $500 an acre.
10 ssrsr lg acres bearirg prHes
balance in Young trees and ioglNo.'
ries. folly modern bungalow the Ha-
ten svrem. good barn. al impi,s p
srs naeiinfry. team. COW, ehirkefA
siae. 10000
3 segcs all eHlHgnfedi small Iah'.f
sr.tsfd. isaa lafs vel. right siase 70
ssrllne A fine h6uo siie tisi3.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

-o0AABEnRY plekefs wanted. eeal
mekus3 r.H rag q pef tm aai
.af e rckiags sill iay gAs p e.
ZioHnsh Hf ., beH MA Ca
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

LIGHT blue summer seat sS so.,e,y
Tailoss, ls7S State s.. al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

YOUNG advH H.w bfauufal llsht
ummef .aat raf ts5. fw iias1
s0..tfs TaHou. ieI- Slate o. f4l
653 fcuy st $40
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

siLh 80 dark salt Slas0 So,
Tailo'S 1872 State s. Ssl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
WOOD

Old fir and second growth, Get Il
now. Tel 254, $3.50 aud $3.50. balp
delivery made. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

,ryy WANTED At WEST Lr'N ia
pen pmIs l5e HOUR, 5 HOUR
nay SEE lR ~ A swAFfoEn
a71nfL oYuCE ACROSS HFLa
rpog oREGoT CITY GOOD no
rrr PROVIDES CLEAN BEls
~-an rrgATp A. %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

FOR SALE-22 acres Of choicest land
in Willamette valley, l-3 mile to
street car line on rock road. All in
crop, also cherries, apples prunes and
berries. Good modern Broom house
with bath, hot and cold water. Any
one interested in 8 good buy phone
2J0JW2. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

-oR Number o-a saddt tarse.
sDod, gentle single driver, work any
pace weighs about 1870, with good
sesaVy =. saddle If desired. 2055 State
o. $50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

"aN q, hD-To lease. modern. well fUrn
.saed house in good location, by r.
'pOhsible party, G S Capital journal.
600
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19
NTESONS auto EXCHANGE

2l0 Y. COM. Y NJ. q. a. BLUM
rsFD CARS BOUGHT FOE CASH
OR SOLD OK COMMISSION
I0ll Z passenger Overland, Al
condition, tl2j
1914 Ford s2s5
1o1l Ford. with '16 body, paper
hood s32j -
faIl overland. ezy terms, $50
foi6 Ford. first class condition, 500
passenger 6 cylinder Saxon $500
1oi5 Overland $500
? 1917 Fords, good buys
oton lumber truck ai O. oafLail-
ws week autos for 'lrir Paris, thl.
enables You 10 get Old ear parts ~ 1,
bargain. Cash price paid i~ JUNK
ears. ,---tr, .ver.
5'soss.nerr staiebaker $50
NJ sell oils, grease, Old auto paris
'Ha PHONE 666
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

WANTED -Loganberry piekers for As
acres Of berries, y mile from car
line at Salem Heights Free wood,
straw and moving from Salem. Prhe
Of picking / 20 per cup with a bonus
Of ise per cup 70 those VINO stay
the season through Picking val
start the 23d. R. Cunningham Phone
PIP. 1T. 3, box l2l. 6ls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

TAKEN UPON my place miles east
of Salem on old Chaplin land claim,
50 head of shorn ewes and lambs,
more or less. Owner may have above
described property after paying all
damages and advertising. Sheep in
pasture, "a mile east Of Chcmawa,
on II. J. Beardsley place Signed
Louis Weiss. 62t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

L0GANBERRY piekers wanted at In
dian Hill farm, good gerries and &c
per box will be paid to those staying
thru the season. 3 blocks frop end
Of 10Th st. ear line. Phone 5l6. Il
L. Davidson. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

"sANI-To rent soon, strictly modern
:. os room house, well located. Gail
3, m oOo State street, near Commercial.
rhone 2S9. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

~ vou contemplate buying a farm ond
want a real bargain, see me. Friends
In the east have asked me 20 flo'F
out some Oregon irrigated Ionds
which they acquired under ioreelos
mo Of mortgage. Recent reilroad ard
sawmill developments make Che lands
especially attractive A. G. ha,f'.
aeaf. i0i Masonic Tcmple, Falem
Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

OEE GOOD used Overload iof ale ghsaI
would make .hhay deiwg hut-.
lGs n. Commercial g. tlH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

FOR sAIE-Everett piano, walnut bed
room suite with marble top; sewing
machine. Frautz Premier vacuum
cleaner, baby's two.wheel cart and
high chair, Mason Ban and quart iors
Washington Hotel. Phone 66i. 500
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

FOR sALE-0 aefs aiIllH.fe ioa n'
GOOD buildlugs, orchard, aaaA iuiii
churches, high school Gee tle''
iarms Boz 8lf. Aama.ia d. 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

Lost fady's light Hmmgf coat Of
Fu.tland road. phoaa loyla Am
Wm Mtcafruh t-l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

F. N ht.Nt - s or room ,.p1s-~
a'ase' J. kas;er, Marion hotel So
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

WANTED Fresh COW t8 core Zoo apf.
iae summer for use Of ulIs s9gl
,-r. Write 62g care loulal ell
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

FOR DR.. SALE - Heavy single AarassS
- Mission 81 tls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-19

seWiNS machine worth sss for siO
SOeiety TailorS ls7e stats 81 as,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
DERRICKS
IN NE VI FIELDS
Oil Companies Showing
Activity in Bexar and
Surrounding Counties.

SaE antonio. Tex, sept. I3--Bexar
and the surrounding counties are en-
joyinE a marked advancement in oil
activities. Many new locations have
been made and a large number OF new
derricks are under construction. Some
companies have wells already in while
others are Fastening drilling opera
tons
The Helvetia Copper company's No.
l Klempke was completed last week in
Bexar county with a production Of
five barrels at a depth OF 1900 feet
The well is on the pump. In this same
county the Arrow Head Oil company
brought in ITS No. l McClosky at a
depth OF 400 feet. The well is bail
ing. Steuben McClures No. l Ayalt is
preparing to pump at a depth Of l8S
feet.
Interesting operations in this vicn-
ity are: The McAdoo Oil company. No.
] Henry Farm, Is miles south Of san
Antonio. drilling at 200 feet; san Jose
No. 1 Kerr. Il miles .outh d san An
tonic. shut down, Witherspoou : No ?
Lagrange. drilling at $50 feet; T-1l-
sohke No. Of the Blue Ridge oil COM
pany. drilling at 200 feet; No. 1 Tul-
sohke. shut down for cement casing
10 be set at 1000 feet. Pioneer Oil COM
pany's No. 1 James. drilling At 1900
feet and the Graburg Oil company
No. II Hartunf, drilling at 1873 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-12
OIL MEN SHOW INTEREST
IN THE ADMORE DISTRICT

Ardmore. Okla. Sept. 12.-Not for a
number OF weeks has any operation
in this district created so much in
terest as the No. ! billiard Of West
heimer & Daube. situated in section
22-4s2w. a northeast offset to the
discovery well in the Hewitt field.
At a depth OF 100 feet the drill en-
tered broken formation and since
reaching the level the well has made
some oil The hole stands now 1900
feet IN oil The outside casing is be-
ing pulled preparatory to drilling into
the sand encountered at a depth Of
1900 feet
Saturday the oil flowed over the
derrick for more than an hour through
the eight inch casing. The well will
not be drilled in until pulling Of the
casing IS completed
The Healdton Petroleum company's
well at Graham. in section 31-2s-2w.
has drilled into the sand encountered
az a depth Of 22S5 feet At a depth of
ZS2O feet the well began flowing so
barrels per day
The Iokla-Neustadt well, in section
12-Sn-7e, Pontotoc county. has recov-
cred the lost Joints Of casing and Is
now understanding at depth Of 11O5
feet IN blue shale formation.