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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

Tmo4t Of the time,
Eas not able 70 do
my own h~ousework.
And ! could not get
from doctors.
saw Lydia 4. Pink
bans Vegetab bic
K Compound adycr-
|ltised In the newspa.
and look six
bottles. ard am q
lwell woman. You
frnn use my name 10
Nell the world the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

again.
far1nerf Bulletin aei. issued IA the
lnited states department OF aRytcul.
iufc. surrrats q grouping OF eNpcndl a..
lures which ~ logical yet not cumber
some IN if detail. Auor Won have
kept our accounts for a time you viii
perhaps ofiElunto some other ciaa.l
hcation which may satisfy your need
more fullv THIS ~ o. s~urrestIyo out
q however that bears study and
VIII aid in drnwinE ~ your other
ultm.
l. Food 90 Animal! tal fruits and
vegetables. tal cereal r~ruducis.
90 other groceries.
~ Clothing
~. Household furnishings.
" Running expenses.
V. Advancement 90 recreation. go
education. t1l h~eneVoloners
go inridcntais. 90 savings.
Then in your account book you will
have a record.
A. The md or The month The sum
Of The entries in tho column headed
Cost" VIII show your total cxpandl
turor, n tho other totals will appear
IN the special columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

riot weather h ,cr, trying on ,en,i-
80 go. n yon nrc trsuhissi NJ All
With falitD insfrp, weak ankh~.
cramps, cutn~ nnd bunion-. or ,our
toct ache and tifc EASILY. you nss~f .
pair of our foot iasrr Arh Suptpsts
tttcf viii rive you inns~iiatr rrllrf
and VIII cur fife~c trouble~. All sir
ior npsu and usHBru a. NaN's shes,
stow. ait ". CENTRAL Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

T9lrtcer mar BE- an unlucky NUM-
ber. hut n4Winn machine and
twelve p1onorfuphr win DO the work
Of n Woman NN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

A woman can't understand WIN q
mar should agtnt % wcnr taiIor.rfade
clothes Uhen tho aiher kind are
cheaper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

Where ~feersi--l, Drops lhlng. q.
The Place for 4 Convenient Catch
Al Ssaat. thi- Osle Accommodates
Books. Newspap~rs. MagaxinsS Aud
M sorts OF trthies.
Tor the porch and h color may be
echoed by Jars Of flowers IN season.
yellow eaislcs. d~eeptoned roses.
soidcn SLOW. saliva. eolden-roi and 40
on. The vases M Jugs used for now.
RS should be chosen carefully. their
colors ~fepeatiug the coiots IN the porch
~crofonnes.
Several modern types o. porch fur.
nifure are pictured. The wicker
muffin stand and magazine smnd viii
- lsrarIl''v useful Tor both these
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

China s.eciai tomorrow. saturday.
Sec our winipuN n Turr crnf off all
china and snt Elnsa Eecritf. Leading
.trsEIcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13
Tell THE World
TINS WOMAN SAYS
That Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound made
Me a Well Woman.

Los Angeles. Call suffered with
female troubles for years. vas sick
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

The aserage finds good
looks an expensive hanit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

A. civilization advances. children
begin 10 worry "a an earlier axe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

speciAl sstuudsy-chsrry Seed.
srs 800 waisnsy Hardware Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

accounts Not ~ r. hnphaznrd moth
o. nor yet o. with too much d.tnll
for either evil will male them ioas
Their interest ANA value long before
o can expect results
Two plans 81 keeping accounts are
commonly suggested hy economists
ANY one % them viii work out sue.
~cesafully, according 10 homo econom
lee specialists % the United States do.
n%nfffnonf ~ agriculture Tho nrf haa
y advantage of tnking little Thought
OF iinne when accounts nrc entered. hut
on The other hnnd u Toes fruulro more
time on tho dnY nf rerkunlnn nf tEs
ouu oi the month. The nooOud 3D..
uulrrH a little MOTE time iu the dHiIv
setting down hut h. more logical aud
more husinesf-llkc and requires much
less 70 the end Of tho niunth.
The rraf mgfhoa L..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

ihiH VIII Do easy % total Hf tho end
on The week. month or year. and thus
VIII FlNo total eNpendnufnr. lnli viii
not tel you ~ r. glance ~ what line
YOU should econouife Or answer the
question How much dli I spend THIS
Neat on clothes \ summary may he
made. however in which each tom n
entered boz ltf proper column I'D fhr
end Of each iaonth or At The rnH OF
tho Yc1r
The SECOND method ~ ndea rinusl.
hcnfion Hd tl' ifem o. puf town ~
feauiffH H iHrrsr hnah such ~ an
ordinary account book va that 90 the
tronp headings mny De- arroas the two
pager inriug 'lrh other For the toll.
lowing uluuth'a ltumr. tho TOPS OF the
n'Nt pnrcH may De cut OF so Tho head.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

Uurs ana crrfornc. r'ee decided
. .'rre- ~ ~ ov'f~a. r'irr roem and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
oKMUT GEE CnINTYIS
DEVELOPING GOOD WELLS

Tulsa. Oklahoma. June 5-Consider-
able developing is being done By the
Rockwell Oil company CDix and
.shakelfor) which made a number OF
excellent compilations recently. This
company has just completed its test
on the Manda Harrison land, in the
southwest quarter Of section Io-15-11.
west o. BeeEs IN Okmulgee county.
The test Is making 175 barrels from
sand topped at 1900 feet. Located on
the Phillips land. the southwest quar-
ter OF section 9-15-11 in the same dis
trict the COMPANY has so barrel wei
IL the same sand.
p. A. Ross and others got pay sand
in their second test in section 7-14-I2
south Of Breggs- This well IS good
for 500 barrels Of oil at $3.50 feet
When Isaac Shuler and others
brought IN their 30 barrel we'll their
seventh completion on the Bird land
In the southeast quarter OF section
Billie Coweta district. excitement
was strong in WaEgorer county and
others have drilled on with more vim
These same parties have a SO barrel
well % the atkins land in section
25-lI-15, Stone Bluff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
TO START DRILLING on
10000 ACRE PROPERTY

Vernon Texas. June 5.-The Home
OIL and Refining company IS doing
much developing Ga Wiibarger coun-
ty- II owns 2SQ.000 acres eight miles
from here. Two d1rricks are up and
half OF ne drilling machinery IS on
the ground Drilling is TO be started
before June 8.
One Of the biggest land deals IN the
history OF the county was made last
week when a number OF Vernon husi-
ness men purchased the p. C.. Staley
farm northeast Of 0klaunion for $780,
600 OIL and gas wells VIII be drilled
on the land
The WaEgoner OIL and Gas Co. was
organized here a week ago. The COM
pany has lea7-7 900 -r-es IN the WaE-
oner colony east OF Vernon. Drilling
viii start soon Tie company IS cap
italized al sf5.0q0.
North Of Haired. the Pope OIL and
Gas company. a Fort Worth com
any, sDudded IN its wen Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
dislike REPORT
ON ARIZ FIELD
Tucsonians Think Texas Oil
Experts Prejudieed
AGAINST Them.

Tucson. Ariz.s June 3.-Complaint
has been made around the chamber
q commerce that certain biologists
and agents OF Texas oil companies
have combined IN disparagement of
the several oil fields that have been
staked ont for development in The
vicinity Of Tucson. The question has
been considered at a meeting. where
Capt VIM dcDermott, p. X Richey
and others defended the local urono-
Eitions as Of merit
r. o. Whyman- q Los Angeles en-
Eile6r and geoIuglst. has made an
nouncement of his belief in the eNis-
tencs Of an Oh pool IN the santa
Cruz valley. zrom ten 70 Is miles
southeast OF Tucson he found oil
shale and OIL sands under the Rincon
and Catalina mountains and in the
Pautgno Wash. he assumes that the
best point for drilling would be be-
tween the Pantano section and the
Canoa grant
Though the stock Of the Canoa OIL
and Gas company is off the market. IL
IS told there has been 20 abandon
menr Of Intention 10 driu or the
zion that the local plans have had a
set back iu the assertions Of geOlO-
EistE, some Of them connected with
the uniVer sifv- that no oil exists near
Tucson. 20 ase Canoa for a time VIII
turn 10 the development OF leases
secured In the proved Texas fields
Reason for the rise Of the stock OF
the Helretia Copper company from
IS cents 10 SO has been found IN the
fact that the company has secured
valuable oil land 20 miles southwest
Of san Antonio. Texas. and has a
flowing well Of its own The company
owns a group OF copper claims rs
miles south OF van, but has done no
work eH them for years past
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
"A NEW WELLS
At 5NEETNATER
Many Projects Started in
Territory Showing Big
Oil Indications.

News from Sweetwater, Texas. Is
TO the effect that in that section there
are four wells actually drilling. four
with machinery on the ground or
ready TO begin drilling. six wells con
tracted FOR and contracts pending FOR
two more The names Of these con-
Germs and the status Of their opera
lions are as follows.
The West Texas Development COM
nany is drilling at 700 feet near
Blackwell
The sweetwater OIL and Gas com
pany IS urilllng az 600 feet 10 the
Southwestern part OF the county on
the Chaplin and Allen block
Machinery Is on the ground and
derrick completed for g test on the
J. K p Harris block, 10 miles south
Wichita Nolan OIL company viii
spud in next week t0r q deep test on
the Euteman ranch - miles south
west.
The Blackwell OIL and Gas company
is spudding in this week for deep
test six miles from Blackwell, and
IS miles from Sweetwater-
The Packard OIL and Gas company Is
drilling q deep test on the Lake Tram
nell block seven miles southwest Of
SweetWater.
The otera OIL and Refining company
Is drilling on the Walter Boothe
block. eight miles south
The Nolan oil and Gas company viii
sDud in the first Of the week on the
Bitter Creek block nine miles south
east
The Sinclair Oil company is ready
10 begin drilling on the McNay ranch.
near Hylton. In the southeastern part
OF the county
A contract has been closed for a
deep test on the T. f. Adrian block,
is miles west Of Sweetwater in the
northeastern part OF the county TO
begin within so days
A contract has been closed 20 drill
IN Fisher county north OF Eskotas 10
miles northwest Of SWeetWater. TO be-
gin within 80 days a contract has
been closed for a deep test on the
Weatherby block. seven miles west Of
SWeetwater. 10 begin within 60 days
A contract has been let for a test
on the Roe ranch, just east OF the city
limits, 70 begin within 90 days
A contract has been let to Byron r.
Jones, treasurer Of the International
Crude OIL association OF Canada. TO
drill on the r. p Neblett block, four
miles northwest Of SWeetWater-
A contract has been closed with the
Empire OIL company for the is acre
block lying in Nolan and Fisher
counties. ten miles northwest Of
SWeetwater, 10 begin within 80 days
The derrick and other material are on
the ground
The Buford-Brim OIL company has
closed contracts for two blocks. one
north and one south or Roscoe, Is
miles from SweetWater. to begin drill
ing on each OF these blocks within 90
days
Two contracts are pending for two
blocks in the southwestern part Of the
county and one p miles south Of
SWeerWaler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
INVESTIGATING FAKE OIL
COMPANIES IN NEW YORK

& New York dispatch says some oil
companies selling stocks to the public
on the curb, by mails and rhroue D.
personal solicitation have neither
wells nor lands upon which 20 drill
The companies are being investigated
By John T. Dooling. assistant district
attorney, and r. p. Kilroe Of the bu-
reau Of commercial frauds.
II IS said that the evidence thus far
discovered shows many concerns OF
W hich the general newspaper reading
public has never heard are being sold
through the so called sucker lists
Of flybyniEht promotion houses
The vigilance committee OF the As
ISOLATED Advertising clubs OF America
made public its report on the adver-
Using OF the recently formed oil COM
nanies While the committee finds
that some OF the companies have real
merit il also finds that some Of them
are deceptive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
To SINK WELLS
INRUNNELSG0.
Companies Make Locations
Preparing for Drill
ing Campaign.

san Angelo. Texas. June 3.-Ths
Winters OIL and Gas company has put
mp its derrick on the Lee Seals place.
east Of the Higtower well The com
pany is now waiting on the arrival OF
machinery. The Winters company
viii also sink well on the Johnson
tract in the same vicinity
Nelson and Nelson are drilling at
1110 feet on the Hightower farm three
miles south OF Winters IN Runnels
county.
The san Diego and Texas OIL com
pany's deep test vel on the r J.
Glegg farm near Carlsbad is shut
down al 500 feet while a new boiler
is being installed
The Gulf Production company is
still testing its casing at its wei on
the r. g. Russell -anch below Bali
finger The. wen is 70 be shot at the
2390 foot level
The Shultz OIL company's vel be-
low Paint Rock is shut down pending
arrival Of a swedge with which to pry
open the casing that collapsed tEo
weeks ago when the ven was at 5le9
feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Stockdaie- Texas, June 3.-For a
great many years Stockdale and its
vicinity nave had showinrs OF oil
but little has been done toward the
development OF the district Many
water wells drilled TO a shallow depth
have been abandoned because oil ac-
cumulated on tor OF the water. sew
eral wells are in and about town
where oil Is showing az about 900 OF
500 feet The oil IS considered very
high grade
Sixty years ago with the hope Of
finding an artesian well O. b. palm
sank a vel on bis farm one mile from
town. but OIL flowed IN and ruined
the water. Vow the on is showing in
this we'll az 20 feet and rs hi~h Grade.
u has not yet been learned Just what
caparity this vel has nor Just what
it win DO
Now with the hope Of learning just
what the wealth o. this community
may BE- IN OIL companies are being
formed % test out the entire vicinity
Among these Is the Alum creek on
company now drilling about five miles
north OF town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
BIC WELL PAYS
INSPINDLET0P
CIouded Titles Retard the
Development Of the
Promising Section.

Beaumont Texas. June with the
coming In Of the deep test in Spindle
top a Few days ago there has come a
new and rapid development Interest
Is at its highest and oil men seek eag-
erly for some tracts of the precious
golden sands. The Gulf company.
which brought in the first deep test
or Spindletop. Is making a new loca-
tion southeast Of McFaddin No. l.
and may test out 200 feet OF land in
this immediate vicinity. The Texas
company has surveyors in the field.
and II viii no doubt be the next big
company TO enter the fields develop
ment
Although a number OF surveyors
have. been working in the vicinity Of
the new Well none Of the parties in
definite plans because Of the many
transfers this property has gone
through Unless one is sure o. own
ership nne does not care to invest
from $4,000 to 100000 SO until
titles are completely straightened out
she large deveinners viii no doubt
stav out OF the fields
The Gulf company has drawn ifs
wash pipe above ~ inches but has
not yet cleaned the hole. Every ef-
fort has been made to complete this
work. but a sudden change OF the
wind has compelled the delay as Il
has thrown oil and gas over the boil
ers ard made Il necessary Tor the
drillers 70 turn their attention to put
ting out fires Under the present con-
ditions there Is not only danger Of
the derricl7s and wells being con-
sumed br flames. but also the dan
ger OF men losing their lives as their
clothing IS saturated with oil and
would be burned before relief could
be brought them should they catch
fire
AS soon as gas pressure dirninisi1es
a standard rig viii he raised over the
McF addin No. ! and every arrange
-~ent VIII be made 10 start PUMPING
The well IS now making nearly 1Se
barrels in its completed condition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
WILL USE GAS FROM WELL
IN DRILLING OPERATIONS

shreveport Ia, June 2--The Stand
ard OIL company viii use the gas pro-
duction- averaginE $4,000. 900 feet. Of
their recent well IN Claiborne parish
Tor ruel in drilling other wells
Many new legations and several new
Oh companies have been 0rganized in
the past ten DAYS in this section OF
Louisiana Amc-E the companies re-
Gently organized sre the MldHeld Oil
company, capitalized at 100000. and
the Armistead. Wilis- Camfseid Drill
ing Company capitalized At $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
NOTED EXPLORER HEAD OF
TEXAS EAGLE OIL COMPANY

Dr. Frederick A. COOK. noted arctic
explorer. is. head Of the Texas Eagle
OIL company, organized At Fort
Worth with a 100000 capitalization
Tho company holds leases on 1900
acres which checker1oards the Texas
oil fields
DR.. Cook is said to be a geoIogist
as wei as an explorer. and has put
in three months examining oil lands
IN the west and northwest Texas oil
fields
On a number OF occasions before
large audiences. in Fort Worth. Dr.
Cook has narrated his adventures and
experiences IN the FAR north seeking
the north pole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
PALO PINTO DRLLERS
REPORT GOOD PROGRESS

Mineral Wells. Texas. June s.
Wells in Paio Pinto county are in the
following conditions
Whitesides et a. Caudl1 No. I rig
Consumers o. and G. CO. Frank Corn
No. 4. timhers. 10. 2. timbers.
Magnolia Pet Co Williams No. I.
tfmbsrs.
Empire Gas and Fuel company
Wheeler No I, shut down By injunc-
MD west OIL company Robinson
Consumers o. and C. Co. Jim Owens
No. T. shut down at Sc feet
D. A. Unham, Belding No. I. Drill
Ing az 1910 feet
3lid Kansas o. and G. Co. White
10. l. Under roaming at 1850 feet
Prairie O. and c. co. Edmondson
No. l. shut down at 1000 feet.
owen and Wilson, Lynch No 2
smut down for string Of tools at $3.50
Prairie o. and G. Co. strawn 10. I.
Fishing az 3779 feet
Hoffman o. and G. Co. Costello
No Z Under roaming at 1895 feet.
Sinclair Gulf Co. Ahras No. J. Drill
ing at 3S88 feet Hole caving.
Whitesides e. al Layne No 4. Drill
ing at 1897 feet Good showing OF
oil
Werner ct al Pennington No. l..
Shut down at f151 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
AMARILLO HAS THIRTY
NEW WELLS DRILLING

An Amarillo, Texas. report says that
&c o. more wells are being drilled 81
Potter and adjoining counties tribu-
tary 10 that city and contracts for
more are being let. The same report
has e that large companies are pro-
curing large acreage in that section
Of the state. Among these are the
Humble OIL company. which has got
ten hold OF 10000 acres. a PittsburE
company has secured 5000 acres and
two other large companies leased
IS. 600 acres in oldham county. Bur
ton & Hendee have 1900 acres.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
BURKBURKETT YIELDS
75.I25 BARRELS A WEEK

wichita Fails. Texas. June PRO
iuction- Of last week IN the Burkhur-
nett fields per day averaged 1875
barrels This does not Include the big
wells which came in Thursday and
Friday as they were not connected 70
the pipe lines in time FOR last weeks
runs
OF the 1913 barrels. $1,000 is cred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Wichita Falls. Texas. June S.-The
Burkburnett-Nancleave company has
well on the b n. Ferguson tract. in
the Iowa Park shallow field. which is
now flowing. The drill has one foot
in the sand at 500 feet II promises a
daily production Of about 100 barrels.
This IS OF interest TO an oil men OF
ducing sand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
EMMA TERRELL WELL FLOWING
MAY 81 WITH 1881 BARRELS

Ranger reports the Prairie OIL and
Gas company's Emma Terrell wen on
block IS vest Of that town as having
showed Up with a first days floW on
May 81 OF 1881 barrels The top Of the
sand was struck at 34fS feet and the
drin was put down so feet farther.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
SENATOR BENNETT TO
TAKE FLYER IN TEXAS

Senator VIM S Bennett. who was
a candidate for mayor Of New York
at the recent election, and associates.
have acquired leases on part Of the
James ". Knox ranch, five miles east
Of Jacksboro. Jack county, Texas.
A test wen IS TO be spudded in during
June !. IS said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
EstaBiished Ap-n lzsI.
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital. surplus and Profits. $685. 900.
Interest rnId on saTIrEn Accaunfr
O. r. Morehe11 PreB
Joseph Ma Coffin Vlce-Prcr.
c. y Basseft Vice Pres
R ~ McAfee Asst Cashier.
Geo. d. Flory. Cashier
c. a. Ne1eker- Asst Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

The Collin County oil company has
abandoned its wei on block 50 south
g est Of WagEoner well In the
Burkhuruett field. wichita county.
The depth made before abandonment
as g buster" was 1873 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

~, showed Up with a competitions last
week with nine Of them abandon
ments- The estimated flush produc-
tion o. IS Of these producers Is given
at 1000 barrels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
STEPHEN COUNTY WELL
A 10000 coo CT. TT. GHSsEl

The Gulf Production company
claims 5000 barrels production from
its McCluley No. a mile and a half
from the Peter SWenson well IN Ste
rhens county. The former was COM
pleted last Monday and showed first
according 10 report, as a 10000. 900
cubic foot gasser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

tied 70 the immediate Burkburnstf
pool- Electra l2e0o- Petrolia, 500
barrels, Iowa PARK. 325 barrels. and
Petrolia. 200 barrels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

Leaky casing Is the reason given
for the delay 81 completing the Burk-
Fort well IN the Burkhurnett field %
Wichita county Il is said that tie
salt water Is being cased off. after
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
LIE CRY OF lie WEAK

0psns q the Unia1s FFiday-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
truth

Tie ey. Of the CAMERA IS True and TELLS
1 BETTER THAN. WORDS why RICHES
should CONE TO HOLDERS OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03

OVERLOOK To GO TO OIL FIELDS.
L J. Overlook VIII leave this even
ing FOR a trip through the Texas oil
fields He has recently returned
from Blsbess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
cOEaAEcHE COUNTY OIL co.
STOCK
Now selling at
$1.5O PER SHARE

D ight IN line with our prOperty-60O FEET
N AWAY-is the MAGNOLIA-TERRELL.
1900 BARRELS
I Tnder the influence Of the ESS-6.O0O
- to 10000 BARREL Isl. zoo FEET AWAY
lis located our FOUR ACRES OF TRACT
No. 3.
THE STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES are
i SCATTERED ABOUT US-and they LOOK
FOR THE BEST IN EVERY FIELD.
& low can we help But BRING m A REC
i ORD BREAKERp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-03
And Share IN
The Riches That
Are Sure to Come .

WE recommend SAN DREBEN PETRO-
~ LEUM OF BURKBURNETT At 500
because ne believe absolutely that CUSHERS are
CERTAIN. Oil is a gamble but practically ILL
The chances for uOu 70 lose have been eliminated With
valuable acreage N The center Of The biggest OIL fields
and honest and honorable men as officers Of This COM
panu-pou iii get nothing less than a SQUARE
nE1T PTTV VOTTP STOCK NOW