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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-01
Crescent College
Attracts Attention
Girls College in 0zarks
Sets Pace

when CRESCENT COLLFGr be-
gan ~ yotrs ago. without either
church or state support, many duub.
ters prophoslod % would not succeed
The heads or CRESCENT badr de-.
rpure to- old methods 90 pedagogy
employed In boarding schools and
permit ils students a freedom OF aC-
zion unknown then Iu such lnEuu.
Nuua If- students develop better
fH1u lu old fashioned schools An
work ts accredited and superior ud-
Nuniaprs are offered lu Music Ar'
e. urr-eIuu Domestic Science. Ch.ii
VrI'lrn. business Higher Ma'hn-
Wa.'r. and Latin Tor girls is taboo
nr, health strength. exercise ont.
OF doors ls insisted upon They ride.
hike rWlm. dance and live much
uuf.uf Imr- Two hair holidays arc
especially n.pugel FOR them Look
at auN CNES'EN. E.rl when she
comes huuo Sc, how she has r'Iwl
nafcd foolish ,NfruynUaIt habits.
She has become Interested lu better
babies. better homes and social con
dIioUs hri'cr schools hrft"r living
This school J,g,p'- only so g,rl,.
only a few spaces lcfi Write tar
catIuu and uurHcuItrs References
rpuuIrrd with application
Nddrc.y. President n u Thomp-
son, VI. \. CRESCENT COILEGI.
Eureka Springs. Arkansas Ndv'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-01
START FIGHT TO
CUT LIVING COST

uO' stand II any more Come with
ua and We viii correct A."
First steps ia The federal govern
mcnr4 attempt 10 reduce the high
cost uf living were taken today with
the Inauguration of plan fpr the
sale Of s12t 700 COO worth ~ army
food stocks direct to The people with
every postmaster nnd mail carrier
over the country aching as a rllcs-
man.
Distribution Of the surplus food In
this manner was requested by the
house of representatives and details
were worked out AT conferences be-.
tween Secretary Baker, rosjmastcr
General inrlcsun ana Representa-
live Kelley of Pennsylvania. author
OF the house resolution
While this program was being pu'
into effect President Wilson had
before him u statement from tho
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engln.
GERS. which declared that con science
lsss protilccrluW uy he great inter.
cgts who have secured control ~ all
the ncccts.ljvs ~ l.fo' hal hrough,
about such conditions that The en-.
gincorv tult that lhcN must demand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-01
ceries regardless Of We have sold business to
The Pi99ly-Wi99ly Oklahoma Co.

and will continue until every article in the store including the
fixtures sold Here few Special prices for Thursday Friday
and Saturday:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-01

Nh lNW Associated IfrhH.
VIENNA July "a Bella Kun
hcut of the Hungarian soviet gov
eminent, SIN Is In power az Buda
post. according 10 advicrs received
here today. but allied Representatives
here expressed the hope he would
listen To their appeals 20 his patriot
ism and consent TO turn over 'h"
government 10 the socialists rather
than &" the radical minority com
muniats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Standard Oil
Brings In Too
GuSherS In Day
Claiborne Field Enriched
by Two 10000 Barrel
Wells of Corporation.

Shreveport, La. Dec. 1.-Two 10000
barrel wells have been brought in in
the Claiborne field by the Standard
Oil company within "a hours The
first well TO come in was the Guy
Cakes no. 2 in section 2s-21-7 at a
denth Of 2060 feet The other well,
the shaw. in section 30-21-7. came n
ut practically the same depth
In the Bull Bayou district oil men
are watching the well in section 2-12-
10. which is on top OF the sand It
viii be drilled in within the next few
days This well is across the township
line from the neutrality-suspicious. oil
company's well in section 21-13-l0.
which is making a god flow. Big
production is anticipated IN the new
we'll
Many new concerns are entering the
Homer oil field Among them Is the
Homer Union OIL company Of FL Paso-
This concern has purchased five acres
on the western edge Of section 24-zl-
s and ten acres in section 1871 a
test vii be sunk on both tracts This
concern is backed By the same opera
tors who backed the Ocean Petroleum
company Of Texas and two other Tex
as companies, which pad good dlFl-
bends.
A Pittsburg party Franklin Nc
Pherson. has purchased acreage in the
western part Of section 23-21-S Al
$4,000 per acre. He viii drill al once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
G0RNAN SECTION
BEING PROVED
Now Certain That Oil Lies
on Three Sides of
Town.

EasIand. Texas, Dec 1.-One mile
north Of German. the AIagdalena's No.
I Spratling is making a good showing
Of oil in the black line at $500 feet
AS the drilling continues the gas
pressure grows stronger. It is ex-
pected to make a good well when
drilled through the black lime. In
this vicinity trading in leases are
active. This proves that oil lies on
three sides Of German.
The Lewis No. is making $500
barrels and together with the Nag
dalena vel proves up several miles
Of oil land northeast Of German The
4Ioormal wen north Of Sipe Springs
and the sloan well four miles south
OF German prove the territory in their
respective directions.
On the Hawk tract. three miles
northeast Of Eastland- the MaschO and
Maxwell well is flowing by heads
from a depth Of 5440 feet between the
black and gray lime formations. This
well is 1000 feet northeast Of the
Hawk No. I Of the Folsom petroleum
company which produced from 5644
feet 1t came IN three weeks ago and
after making 1900 barrels Of OIL
stopped its production The sand was
found to be but two feet deep ana
Northeast Of Desdemoua the Nag
nolia Petroleum company's E G
woodward is making 100000 cubic
feet Of gas and is barrels Of oil with
the drill on top Of the sand. The wen
is expected TO increase its production
when drilled in
The Prairie OIL and Gas company's
operations in Esstland county are
making good headway- O. h Cotton
No 9 is drilling at a depth Of 800
feet, Ida Slaydon No. 5-PR, cleaning
out at 1886 feet after being shot with
an so quart shot; no. Howard, drill
ing BY tools lodged in the hole at 1888
feet i. Roper No 5-PR. shot with q
100 quart shot at 34s3 feet producing
Is barrels; W. W Crab No drilling
deeper after being shot with 50 quarts
OF nitroglycerin around 1888 1eeL
In stephens county this company
T. II Corbit No Is swabbing OIL al
q depth OF s240 feet; 3. F. Dempsey
No. IA, fishing for lost tools at StSz
feet; Z. Scott. being abandoned, hay-
ing struck salt water at 1880 feet w
II Goforth No. ]. shut down at 550s
feet: Chas- Binney No 2. bridged after
shot Il P. Gardenhire No 1, hole
caving at $50 feet. W T Gardenhire
no. ], plugging off water al 800 1eet-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
READY To DRILL
NEAR DALHART
Great Activity Reported
and Many Leases Are
Changing Hands.

DaIhart, Tex Dec. IA complete
standard California drilling rig. in
Guiding extra large and heavy tools,
six inch Ideal rig irons and material
for an 81 foot Standard California
Derrick arrived in Dalhart yesterday.
This rig IS owned by the Dalhart
oil and Gas company Of Daihart and
despite recent rains and snow. is be-
ing moved on to the site Of their
DaIhart No. well on the James
. ranch. "a miles north Of here. w.
j. Beuas and crew Of rig builders
arrived from Los Angeles to build the
rig Contract has been let for the
well to z. Bryon Hens. OF Los An
geles.
This test vel viii be drilled to
$500 feet II necessary and is the first
ven started in Dallam county. M
Mcbride, riE builder, and Pat ODon-
NELL drilling contractor Tor the
Prairie Oh and Gas company, have
been In Dalhart several days looking
over rheir drilling sites and making
arrangements FOR several wells for
rigs is being unloaded so miles south
east Of Dalhart for wells in that
Machinery for the P E. Taylor
syndicate rig near P6rico, Dallam
county. is on the side track there
Representatives Of Prairie, Sinclair.
q. J. Sinclair Humble Emerald on
company and many dependent lease
brokers are very active IN the lease
business in Dallam county, $50 being
record price near the Dalhart No. 1
well site
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
SINCLAIR COMPANY BRINGS
IN NEW 300 BARREL WELL

Tulsa, Okla. Dec. The Sinclair
oil comDany's wen No. Il, on the ks
ner land, CARRIER district, has been
brought in with a daily production Of
500 barrels. This tract has furnished
the CARRIER district with some Of its
best producers.
A 3OO-barrel well was brought in
in the Eellyville district, Creek
county, by the Skelly Oil company. II
is the company's third well on the
Mary Bittle land
A 250-barrel well was completed by
the Barnsdau oil company in the
Bartlesville sand at depth OF 1901
feet, in Usage county
In this same county the MCFARLAND
well IS a late completion and is max
ing ESQ barrels OF oil
The Texhoma Oh company has a
l00-barrel well in this district
In the Hewitt district the Carter
Oil company's No. ! Hamilton, on the
south line Of section 23-ss-Zw, IS
drilling around 900 feet and is max
ing good headWay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
j. s. WILL TAKE
PART IN SUIT
Government viii Act in
Oklahoma Texas Land
Dispute on Red River.

Washington, D. C., Dec The
United States government viii parti-
cipate partly in the Oklahoma suit to
acquire a strip OF Texas land south Of
the south bank Of Rel river. suit for
which has already 5een brought in the
United States supreme court
Announcement was made by the de-
partment OF justice that the United
states would not participate in the
oklahoma claim for Texas territory
based o nthe course Of the Red river
in 1903, but that il would participate
in that part Of the Oklahoma claim
based on the course Of the Red river
Earded here by persons who have been
following the course Of the suit as
a victory FOR Texas, and means that
Oklahoma is practically certain to
lose the whole suit at the final show
down, because Texas can bring plenty
OF eye witnesses who can testify that
the Red river has not changed its
course in the disputed territory since
1875
oklahoma is practically basing her
whole claim TO the disputed territory
on allegations that the Red river has
changed its course since 1903 and that
therefore all Texas territory south Of
the south bank OF the river should
e injury AE44-iA 70 0E-Aa-A4AAAaA=
With the United States refusing 10
participate in the Oklahoma claim
going back to 1903. that part OF the
suit viii fall TO the ground There
remains the claim dating back TO the
alleged course Of Red river since 1875.
Territory embraced in that claim in
ciudes about $500 acres Of the richest
OIL land in Texas near Wichita Falls
and the Burkburnett field Attorney
general Cureton. who was here for
several weeks recently contended
principally fer the department OF jus
tice not 70 participate in that part Of
the claim running back 10 1903. being
confident that It would be easy TO re-
10 1875.
Assistant attorney general Frank
X Nebeker OF the department Of jus
tfcs will leave here December 10 for
Texas to gather evidence in the case
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
EASTLAND DEPUTY TO FACE
BRIDE AND VICE CHARGES

Eastland Tex. Ded. 1-FolloWing
charges that Bob Peacock. Eastland
county deputy sheriff stationed at
Desmonia. challenged a citizen to a
duel. accepted brides while ID office,
and knowingly allowed gambling
houses and other places Of vice to
operate without Interference. pre-
liminary hearing has been set Tor
December s.
His removal from office e. also
sought in the proceedings. Criminal
charges filed against the deputy al
lege he unduly displayed weapons.
threatened life and other violations
Of oath 81 office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
GET READY
FOR FLU"

Physicians and Druggists are advis-
ing their friends TO Keep their svs-
tens purified and their organs IN per-
tect working order as a protection
against the return OF influenza They
know that clogged up system and a
lazy liver favor colds. influenza and
serious complications
To cut short a cold overnight and
20 prevent serious complications take
one CalOtab at bedtime with a swallow
Of Water-thats all No salts, no
nausea no gripping, no slckeneing
after effects. Next morning your cold
has vanished, your liver is active, your
system is purified and refreshed and
you are feeling fine with a hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what you
please-nO danger
Calotabs are sold only IN original
sealed packages. price thirty-five
cents. Every druggist is authorized TO
refund your money n you are not per-
fectly delighted with Caiotabs-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
DELEGATES REPORT ON WORK
OF IRRIGATION CONGRESS

A successful fight was made at the
recent irrigation congress at salt
lake City for a blanket appropria-
ton OF s250000.O00 TO replenish the
reclamation fund. according to a re-
port made TO the high line canal
committee Saturday by Mai. p T.
Burgess and George lie Baron
Both delegates to the congress exc
pressed the opinion that the report
Of the reclamation engineers who IN
vestigated the high line canal project
here was favorable MAI Burgess
who has been elected state commit
teeman for Texas, may attend a meet
ing OF the Western States Reclama-
ton association in Washington %. c.
Dec. 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
AMERICAN Gets
NEW HOLDINGS
Acquisition Of 500 Acres in
Claiborne Parish An
nounced by Company.

Recent acquisition Of over SOC
acres in excellent locations in the
Homer field OF Louisiana has been
formally announced by h B. NeDow-
ell. president Of the American OIL and
Refining company.
The tracts comprised in this acreage
lie in Claiborne parish, four Of them
being within a very short distance
Of three deep sand wells and five
shallow wells, which came In Novem-
Der %. adding $4,000 barrels, accord
ing 10 a telegram received by Mr. Nc
DoWelL
Negotiations are underway for the
additions Of two valuable pieces or
property in the heart Of production OF
one Of the famous Texas oil fields
CD 10 the present, the American has
- tracts, the majority Of which lie
within or very near proved territory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
SECOND OIL SAND FOUND
; MILES NORTH OF lockwood

Edgewood. Tex, Dec IA second
oil sand has been encountered in the
Van Zaudt OIL and Gas association
well being drilled on the T. H Jones
farm, three miles north Of EdgeWood,
in Van Zandt county
This sand contains a good showing
OF OIL and was encountered at a
depth OF 20 feet The first oil bear
ing sand found IN this well was
reached at 168 feet. several days ago
The second is estimated good for
three barrels OF oil per day. It is the
general belief that at the 500-foot
depth q paying shallow sand win be
found
Leasing e. active IN this district
Prices range from SO to 500 per acre
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
PREPARE DRILLING TEST
WEST OF LEANDER, TEXAS

Leander. Tex, Dec 1.-Preparations
are being made for drilling a test on
the Sunset ranch, six miles west OF
Leander. williamson county. The
ranch is owned By ". A. Evans and
contains $4,000 acres. which has been
subdivided into blocks for drilling
purposes. The drilling machinery is
aeing hauled 20 the well.
Six miles east Of Lac nder the well
being drilled by the Round Rock on
company is az a depth OF 1000 feet,
with indications OF oil Leasing Is
active in this district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
JURY ACQUITS SALAZAR ON
INSTRUCTIONS FROM COURT

Mike Salazer. charged with assault
TO murder and assault with prohlb-
tied weapon, was acquitted on an m
structed verdict Saturday afternoon
in Judge W. ID. HoWe's court The
verdict was ordered on account Of a
point in law involving the question
Of the right Of an officer TO arrest a
man without a warrant.
The case grew out Of shooting
between deputy sheriff Juan PARA
and J. c. Stansel and alleged snug
glers A score OF shots were eE-
changed between the officers and the
alleged smugElers. Salazar was the
only person arrested
It was held that the deputies did
not know that Salazar had liquor in
his possession
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

In making yodE selection OF a pres
ent for a gentleman you could find no
gift more appropriate than one OF
the following articles:
Gold pocket knife-they range IN
price from IS to SIS.
solid gold pencil-prices ranging
from So TO $40
Solid gold fountain pen-prlced
from S32 to $40.
Gold signet ring-priced from IS
20 SIS.
Let Us show you these presents.
The mere thought OF buying
diamond should suggest
SiIberberE Bros.
Mesa Ave at Texas St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
NAslIA COMPANY STRIKES
2O0-HARREL WE'LL on TEST

Brentwood, Tex, Dec. IA zoo
barrel wen has been brought In by the
Nasma OIL and Gas company on the
Vaughn ranch, near Trickham- The
drill has gone only two feet IN the
sand found at a depth Of s89 feet.
This company holds considerable
acreage in this district and viii PROB
ably sink a number Of tests within
the near future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
NEW YORK CAPITALISTS PLAN
TO DRILL IN COOKE COUNTY

Gainesville, Tex Dec. New York
capitalists are planning to drill a
well in Cooke county, near Marys-
vile. The lumber has been pur-
chased for the derrick and the drill
ing machinery Is on the way. Ac-
Cording TO the contract, drilling must
be under way BY December J.
On the Cooke and Grayson county
line dEilHnE has been resumed at the
Orleans Weu This well has been shut
down for some time at a depth OF
ZOO feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
OIL COMPANY AWARDS
CONTRACT FOR NEW OFFICE

Dublin, Tex. Dec. IA contract for
a 2o140-foot office building has been
closed with Higginbotham Brothers
company by the Pullman OIL and Re-
filming company.
The new office building will Be
built CT the Pullman company's hold
ings east OF Dublin. on which II Is
now building q 55O0-harrel refinery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
PHOENIX OIL COMPANY FILES
CHARTER WITH COMMISSION

Santa Fe, n. Il, Dec. The Seven
Lakes Petroleum company, OF Phoe-
nix. Incorporated under the laws Of
Arizona has filed its charter with the
New Mexico corporation commission.
The New Mexico office viii be IN
Gallup IN charge OF n c. Denny,
statutory agent The compauys au-
thorized capital stock Is $1,000 600,
Of which $3.50 has been Issued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
eA1TBLING HALL LOVED.

chamber OF commerce officials IN
Juarez that they wanted the fiesta
gambling hall moved OFF Cemercio
street between Lerdo and Juarez ave
nuss, Roy Martin, proprietor CT the
hall, has moved it to the Tivou build
ing. This is Just outside the restrict
ed area named by the chamber Of
commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
TWO CONVICTED IN FEDERAL
COURT ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Lillian HollinEer was found guilty
Saturday afternoon in the federal
court on a charge OF having liquor
IN her possession and aiding IN the
transportation Of liquor in violation
Of federal laws. Judge W. r. Smith
VIII assess the penalty later.
Bennina PARA was found guilty on
charge OF violating the narcotic
laws. Her sentence viii also be as
sessed later.
Federal officers arrested Guadalupe
F. de Nalenia Saturday afternoon on
charge OF having liquor in her house
IN an alley between ST. Wrain and
Virginia streets. Forty quarts OF
tequila and so pints OF whisky were
seized according to the officers.
S-,-.s. q - ~ --,e-+-- 49, A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
PENNSYLVANIA GAS YIELD
THOUGHT BEST IN COUNTRY

Pittsburgh, Pa. Dec 1.-The new
gas field in South Versailles, near
1IcKeesport, Is considered by operat-
ors In this district as one Of the best,
producing areas IN the United States.
Three months ago the first strike
was made, discovering the field. and
since that time the field has produced
more than $1,000. 600 worth Of gas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital, Surplus and Profits, Seoo.oou
Interest Paid On SAVINGS Account.
q. r. morehcad. Pres.
toseuh AaEoffln, Vlce-Pres.
@ n Buaaett. Fice-Pres-
Geo. d. Flory Cashier.
r. ". McAfee. Anlt. CanhleE.
@. "a, Nsbeker. AsHl. CanhisR,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

THE young lady across the way says
1 It seems to her there's a great deal
Of unnecessary worry about the coal
shortage and if worst comes to worst
everybody can run down to Florida for
a few months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Farno Stops Seborrhea
The Dandruff Disease

No Other hsir remedy even remoeziy
resembles FAAIO.
FAblO kills the dandruH germ and
stops the unhealthy foE from the
sebaceous glands.
Every ingredient m FAbEo y well
known TO physician
But none Of these ingredients were
ever before applied to saving the hair.
Scene perfected FAAEo IN one q the
Oldest phsrmsceudcal hoases h
DeHoit-famous for It's laboratories
which supply physicians all oTer the
world with medical goodl-
FAbEO not only kills the seborrhea
microbe but il makes the u-slp and
hair as clean as that Of baby.
It ends al itching Of the eealp.
Even where badness has already
appeared unless the hair roots are
absolutely dead FAhdo viii encour-
sEe and stimulate the growth Of new
heir.
Many women say PIANO has csused
TIER hair to grow from four 70 SIX
'nekes.
'AATo rsfards grayness end strength
MS ne natural color. Il contains no
lcohoi to dry the scalp and produee
ray airs.
It mrFes the hair iururiant and
lustrera and if there i q tendency
to wayiness FAAIO intensiies IL
FAAEO should Be used By every
member Of the family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01
Special Famo Agents

The White House, Pioneer PLAZA
The Popular Dry Goods CO.. Mesa
and san Antonio.
N. A. Warner Drug Co.. 800 Mesa
Ave.
Puyne-Riee Co. Inc 101 south Fl
Fuso 81.
Holstou Drug Store. SO Piedras.
EHEle Drug Store, 11G r. Overland.
The Globe Dept. Store, san Jaclulo
and Overland.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-01

sun Drug Co.. lis n. Stanton and
Olive & San Antonio.
Union Drug Co Stanton AID sa1
Antonio.
Rio GrHnde Pharmacy, 500 South
Stanton.
Cunning & CaSteel. $3.50 Hueeo.
eEuneFieU Drug store 1882 Fort
boulevard.
-GrHyson Drug Co. AZ z. BouIe-
ward.
International Drug Co, 4O1 South
Stautol.